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Electronic Journal Reliability & Risk Analysis: Theory & Applications has been publishing since January 2006.  Previously the Journal had name Reliability: Theory & Applications though since March 2008 it was decided that the journal scope is actually wider than just reliability. Actually the Journal covers various fields of Risk Analysis (reliability, safety, security, survivability, anti-terrorism defensive ability, quality control, reliability testing, queuing models, and other related topics).

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Oboskalov  V.P.

RELIABILITY REQUIREMENTS ON SUPPORT OF POWER BALANCE

FOR THE ELECTRICAL POWER

SYSTEM

The book was the result of a long period

of the author's work on the issue of

reliability of electric power systems.

This book summarizes the author’s publications in scientific journals and conferences.

The work focuses primarily on the masters, learning fundamentals of the reliability theory of power systems, and graduate students who are either on its own

initiative or at the initiative of their leaders are trying to find new, more efficient algorithms and procedures for calculating reliability index.

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Methods and models of reliability of electric power systems

Syktyvkar, 2010. - 292 pp. 

(Komi Scientific Center of UB RAS).

The monograph is devoted to assessing and ensuring regime and the carrying of reliability of electric power systems. Dana original interpretation of the structure properties of the reliability of EPS, the data on the adequacy and operational reliability of the Unified Electric Power zones the U.S. and Canada for 2002-2007., Considered control problem of static and dynamic reliability of EPS in relation to their information management disclosed methods and models of balance of reliability multiband EPS based on market relations in the electricity sector.

The book may be of interest to those engaged in theoretical problems of reliability of electric power systems and practical applications of their solutions.

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What is this book about? For whom is it written? Thus, this is not a tutorial book on mathematics or history of science. This is a kind of museum: you come here just for excursions to know about interesting and sometimes exciting stories of human discoveries in sciences. The book is open for everybody who likes to enrich their intelligence with the history of genius insights and great mistakes (mistakes also can be great!), and with biographies of creators of mathematical thinking and mathematical approaches in the study of the World. Who are the readers of the proposed book? We believe that there is no special audience in the sense of education or age.  We can imagine that the book could be interesting even for state leaders whose educational level is enough to read something beyond speeches prepared for them by their advisors. This book is not intended to convert you to a “mathematical religion”.  However, to be honest, we pursued the objective: we tried to convince you, the reader, that without mathematics homo erectus would never transform into homo sapiens.

Igor Ushakov