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A note on a difficulty inherent in estimating reliability from stress–strength relationships

Abstract : This note calls attention to a difficulty which arises frequently in the application of stress-strength methods in reliability theory. This difficulty has led to unanticipated catastrophic failures in a number of applications. (Author)

Bernard Harris | Andrew P. Soms

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