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Elizabeth A. Murray,Marie E. Anzalonesis. The process involved in the design and construction of complex systems often have the result that the system contains many subsystems or modules. The most obvious modules are those assemblies which are physically packaged together and which collectively play the role of a single ‘component’. Ot

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Importance of Components and Power of Players,ayers) have collectively to decide whether to accept or reject a proposal. Each individual votes either ‘yes’ or ‘no’. The winning (blocking) coalitions of a simple game constitute all coalitions that can ensure acceptance (rejection) by voting yes (no). We note the close analogy between reliability

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Simple Games,n is either winning or losing. Simple games were first defined and studied by von Neumann and Morgenstern (1944). There is now an extensive literature dealing with their descriptive classification, their structural and other mathematical properties and also their application in political and other situations.

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0924-6126 egen way back in 1981 or 1982 at the Delhi campus of the Indian Statistical Institute. As an ap- plied statistician and a consultant in quality control, I was naturally interested in Reliability Theory. I was aquainted with topics in reliability like coherent systems, importance of components etc.,