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Fault zone fabric and fault weakness

Nature, 2009
Geological and geophysical evidence suggests that some crustal faults are weak compared to laboratory measurements of frictional strength. Explanations for fault weakness include the presence of weak minerals, high fluid pressures within the fault core and dynamic processes such as normal stress reduction, acoustic fluidization or extreme weakening at ...
Collettini, C., Niemeijer, A., Viti, C., Marone, C.   +7 more
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Functional Faults

Proceedings of the 32nd ACM Symposium on Parallelism in Algorithms and Architectures, 2020
Hardware and software faults increasingly surface in today's computing environment and vast theoretical and practical research efforts are devoted to ameliorate the effects of malfunctionality in the computing process. Most research to date, however, has focused on how to discover and handle faulty data.
Gali Sheffi, Erez Petrank
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Fault Tolerance

2013
The current trends in technology, fabrication processes, and computing architectures are increasingly pushing towards the design and development of multi-core and many-core systems constituted by a relevant number of relatively low-cost execution resources (e.g., processors and configurable accelerator units) to achieve high performance while ...
AGOSTA, GIOVANNI, Cartron, Mickael, MIELE, ANTONIO ROSARIO   +2 more
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Fault Collapsing for Transition Faults Using Extended Transition Faults

Eleventh IEEE European Test Symposium (ETS'06), 2006
We present a fault collapsing procedure for transition faults based on fault dominance relations. The effectiveness of the procedure is enhanced by introducing what we call extended transition faults. A standard transition fault involves a single line and a transition.
I. Pomeranz, S.M. Reddy
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Fault density, fault types, and spectra-based fault localization

Empirical Software Engineering, 2014
This paper presents multiple empirical experiments that investigate the impact of fault quantity and fault type on statistical, coverage-based fault localization techniques and fault-localization interference. Fault-localization interference is a phenomenon revealed in earlier studies of coverage-based fault localization that causes faults to obstruct,
Nicholas DiGiuseppe, James A. Jones
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From Fault-Tree To Fault-Identification

IEEE Transactions on Reliability, 1983
Summary: A practical way is given of identifying actual faults, by using a fault tree's complete system of minimal cutsets. For instance, for a fault tree where 20 cutsets are considered with 30 possible primal events, any of them can be found in at most three steps by the proposed FID-algorithm.
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Fault simulation for delay faults

[1989] Proceedings of the 1st European Test Conference, 2003
Methods to quantify the effectiveness of a delay test are presented. The notion of hazard insensitivity, which generalizes the notion of a robust delay test, is used to identify instances of test invalidation due too glitches. The delay fault-simulator is used to evaluate some built-in-self-test (BIST) schemes. The delay-fault simulator is built around
B.G. Oomman, S.B. Akers
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Fault-tolerance and fault-intolerance

Proceedings of the international conference on Reliable software -, 1975
Two complementary methods whìch are employed in order to assure relìable computing are fault-intolerance and fault-tolerance. Fault-intolerance depends on the elìmìnatìon of the causes of unreliability prior to the start of the computing process while fault-tolerance employs protective redunuancy during the computing process in order to detect and to ...
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Reliability, Faults, and Fault Tolerance

2010
A clear understanding of several concepts and terminology related to reliability is needed to proceed with the understanding of the methodologies which are applied to guarantee optimal operability of VLSI systems, fault tolerance, and circuit architectures implementing them.
Miloš Stanisavljević, Alexandre Schmid, Yusuf Leblebici   +2 more
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Fault rocks and fault mechanisms

Journal of the Geological Society, 1977
Physical factors likely to affect the genesis of the various fault rocks—frictional properties, temperature, effective stress normal to the fault and differential stress—are examined in relation to the energy budget of fault zones, the main velocity modes of faulting and the type of faulting, whether thrust, wrench, or normal.
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