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Figure 1: Transition rates of the absorbing Markov chain {X c r (t), t ≥ 0}.
Figure 2: Transition rates of the absorbing Markov chain {X d (t), t ≥ 0}.
Figure 3: Expected lifetime E[T c (r)] and E[T d (r)] (expressed in years) versus r and k.
Figure 5: Availability metrics M c,1 (r) and M d,1 (r) versus r and k.
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