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This paper illustrates the application of distributional robustness theory to compute the worst-case timing yield of a circuit. Our assumption is that the probability distribution of process variables are unknown and only the intervals of the process variables and their class of distributions are available. We consider two practical classes to group potential distributions. We then derive conditions...
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