Titlebook: Dependability of Networked Computer-based Systems; Ajit Kumar Verma,Srividya Ajit,Manoj Kumar Book 2011 Springer-Verlag London Limited 201

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Probability Theory,Probability theory deals with the study of events whose precise occurrence cannot be predicted in advance. These kind of events are also termed as random events. For example, a toss of a coin, the result may be either HEAD or TAIL. The result cannot be predicted, hence the event—tossing a coin—is an example of random event.

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Stochastic Processes and Models,The word “stochastic” is of Greek origin. In seventeenth century English, the word “stochastic” had the meaning “to conjecture, to aim at mark”. It is not quite clear how it acquired the meaning it has today of “pertaining to chance”.

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Dependability Models of Computer-Based Systems,Computer-based reactive systems which interact with their environment in a timely manner are called . systems. The main characteristics of real-time systems which distinguishes them from others is that the correctness (or healthiness) of the system depends

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Network Technologies for Real-Time Systems,The purpose of this chapter is to introduce basic term and concepts of network technology. Main emphasis of is on schedulers and real-time analysis of these networks. Networks used in critical applications, such as, CAN and MIL-STD-1553B are discussed in detail.

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N. Nakanishi,K. Ozawa,S. Yamadag, with finite steady-state distribution) is tracked. By this method, the problem of computing the response time distribution of the tagged customer is transformed into time to absorption distribution of a finite-state, continuous time Markov chain (CTMC), conditioned on the state of the system upon

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