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Structural reliability

bounds on the failure probability of a series system from single-mode and pairwise joint failure probabilities, narrower than simple bounds.

In structural reliability, Ditlevsen bounds refers to bounds on the failure probability of a series system from single-mode and pairwise joint failure probabilities, narrower than simple bounds. This meaning comes from Ditlevsen (1979) in Journal of Structural Mechanics.[1]

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References

Ditlevsen, O. (1979). Narrow Reliability Bounds for Structural Systems. Journal of Structural Mechanics, 7(4), 453-472. https://doi.org/10.1080/03601217908905329

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