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Stepwise Refinement of Complex Dependability Models Using LARES+
This article shows how the method LARES+ (Language for Reconfigurable Systems) is used to model a realistic fault-tolerant computer system comprising 60 components by step-wise refinement. The system under consideration has a highly irregular redundancy structure. Components are not assumed to be independent. In contrast, it is assumed that dormant components fail with a reduced failure rate, and that failure detection and reconfiguration is imperfect.