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Some preservation results of NBUC aging property with applications

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2007
Authors: Li, Xiaohu ; Qiu, Guoxin
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Statistical Papers. - Springer. - Vol. 48.2007, 4, p. 581-594
Publisher: Springer
Subject: Anti-star-shaped | Increasing and convex transform | NBUC | NBU(2) | Non-homogeneous Poisson shock models | Sub-additive | Primary 62E10 | Secondary 60K10
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