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The Reliability of Complex Systems With Dependent Subsystem Failures: An Absorbing Markov Chain Model

Robert R. Britney School of Business Administration, University of Western Ontario, London 72, Canada
Pages 245-250 | Published online: 09 Apr 2012

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ASHOK KUMAR, DEBABRATA RAY & MANJU AGARWAL. (1978) Probabilistic analysis of a two-unit standby redundant system with repair efficiency and imperfect switch-over. International Journal of Systems Science 9:7, pages 731-742.
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Philip F. Rust. (2016) The variance of duration of stay in an absorbing Markov process. Journal of Applied Probability 15:2, pages 420-425.
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