| Foreword Preface 1 A Theory of Verification 1.1 Cooperation versus Confrontation 1.2 A Ruritanian Example 1.3 About This Book 2 Attributes Sampling 2.1 From the Atlantic to the Urals 2.2 One Class 2.2.1 Systems Aspects 2.3 Several Classes 2.4 Counting Tanks 2.5 The IAEA Formula 3 Variables Sampling 3.1 Environmental Monitoring 3.2 Data Differences and Decisions 3.2.1 Maximum Sample Size 3.2.2 Minimum Sample Size 3.2.3 Realistic Sample Sizes 3.2.4 Just When ARE Gross Defects Optimal? 3.3 Bridging the Gap 3.4 Ojos que no Ven, Corazon que no Siente 4 Stratified Variables Sampling 4.1 Justifying the D-Statistic 4.1.1 A Heuristic Test Statistic 4.1.2 ... And Its Derivation 4.2 The D-Statistic, Right or Wrong 5 Interim Inspection 5.1 The Inspector who got Something for Nothing 5.1.1 Faites vos Jeux ... 5.1.2 ... Rien ne va plus 5.1.3 The Matrix Game 5.2 Unannounced Inspections 5.3 The Waiting Game 5.4 A Recursive Game 6 Global Sampling 6.1 Ruritania Revisited 6.1.1 Of Dyes and Mustard 6.1.2 A Global Sampling Model 6.1.3 A Numerical Example 6.2 Technical Solutions to Political Problems 6.2.1 Dealing with Subjectivity 6.2.2 Deterrence 6.2.3 The CFE Revisited 6.3 Sampling the Globe 6.3.1 The K+l-person Game 6.3.2 Transformation and an Example 6.4 Das Wort zum Sonntag 7 Material Accountancy 7.1 Exploiting Continuity 7.2 Sensitivity and the Price of Timeliness 7.2.1 One Inventory Period 7.2.2 Two Inventory Periods 7.2.3 Lots of Inventory Periods 7.3 Timely Detection 7.3.1 Independently Transformed MUFs 7.3.2 In the Limit 7.3.3 A Simple Sequential Test 7.3.4 A CUSUM Test 8 Accountancy Verification 8.1 A Simple Model 8.2 One Inventory Period 8.3 Sequence of Inventory Periods 9 Inspector Leadership 9.1 Honesty is the Best Policy 9.1.1 After You, Farmer Hatfield …… Appendix Bibliography Index |
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