Stochastic models of systems in reliability problems
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This is a short survey of asymptotic methods in analysis of stochastic systems that were worked out by the author and his collaborators. The following approaches are considered: asymptotic inversion of singularly perturbed operator; phase merging; diffusion approximation. Exposition is supported with numerous examples. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0912.00019].
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