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This book is dedicated exclusively to the subject of minimal repair. The book presents the state of the art and the recent advancements in studying the effects of minimal repair on a system’s state, and introduces a large number of mathematical models that can be used in order to plan minimal repair and maintenance actions efficiently

The book contains six parts. Part I is dedicated to mathematical modeling of minimal repair. It consists of three chapters (1, 2, and 3) that analyze in depth the effects of minimal repair on replacement strategies, the generalization of these strategies when information concerning the system’s condition is available, and when competing dependent and independent failure modes are considered, respectively.