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EMULATION APPLIED TO RELIABILITY ANALYSIS OF RECONFIGURABLE J HIGHLY RELIABLEJ FAULT TOLERANT COMPUTING SYSTEMS FOR AVIONICS

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It is proposed that emulation techniqu can be a solution to a difficulty arising in the analysis of the analysis of the rel iabil ity of highly re1 iable computer systems for future cOlTlllercial aircraft, and thus should warrant investigation and development.

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