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The inverse power law relationship is commonly used for analyzing data for which the accelerated stress (stimulus) is non-thermal in nature. It is also widely used in cases where the accelerated stress is thermal cycling.  
The inverse power law relationship is commonly used for analyzing data for which the accelerated stress (stimulus) is non-thermal in nature. It is also widely used in cases where the accelerated stress is thermal cycling.  
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Standard Folio Inverse Power Law-Weibull

The inverse power law relationship is commonly used for analyzing data for which the accelerated stress (stimulus) is non-thermal in nature. It is also widely used in cases where the accelerated stress is thermal cycling.




















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