
2. Quantitative study of system dependability
2.1 Binary representation models
2.1.1 Notion of system structure
Let's assume that a system S has a binary state: it either works (on-state) or does not work (off-state). Let's also assume that it is made up of e i components (also binary-state), and that its state depends only on the state of its components.
Let's use the following notation
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