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The process [J(t),X(t)] is a bivariate Markov process. The process J(t) is not
Markov since elapsed-time information is needed to specif y the statistical future
of the system. The process J(t) is said to be semi-Markov. When all the transition
rate ...
The process [J(t),X(t)] is a bivariate Markov process. The process J(t) is not
Markov since elapsed-time information is needed to specif y the statistical future
of the system. The process J(t) is said to be semi-Markov. When all the transition
rate ...
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The Markov Approach to Calculating System Reliability: Computational Problems
. 0. A. Clarotti ENEA TIB-ISP OBE Oasacda - 8.P. Anguillarese 301, 00100 Roma,
Italia 1. - Introduction. The so-called Markov approach to calculating system ...
The Markov Approach to Calculating System Reliability: Computational Problems
. 0. A. Clarotti ENEA TIB-ISP OBE Oasacda - 8.P. Anguillarese 301, 00100 Roma,
Italia 1. - Introduction. The so-called Markov approach to calculating system ...
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If Markov equations are to be numerically solved and CPU time is to be kept
within reasonable limits, no alternative exists to the highly stable implicit methods
which allow the integration step size to be increased as local error constraints get
...
If Markov equations are to be numerically solved and CPU time is to be kept
within reasonable limits, no alternative exists to the highly stable implicit methods
which allow the integration step size to be increased as local error constraints get
...
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System Eeliabujty | 3 |
Statistical Theory of Eeliablitt | 8 |
Definitions and characterizations | 12 |
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