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Sharp reliability bounds for the ℒ-like distributions, a class in which ageing is based on Laplace transform inequalities
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Integral transforms, operational calculus
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Operations research and management science
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 14 July 2016
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We establish Klar's (2002) conjecture about sharp reliability bounds for life distributions in the ℒα-class in reliability theory. The key idea is to construct a set of two-point distributions whose support points satisfy a certain system of equalities and inequalities.
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