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_aFME '97 Industrial Applications and Strengthened Foundations of Formal Methods _h[electronic resource] : _b4th International Symposium of Formal Methods Europe, Graz, Austria, September 15-19, 1997. Proceedings / _cedited by John Fitzgerald, Cliff B. Jones, Peter Lucas. |
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505 | 0 | _aDiagrams and programming languages for programmable controllers -- Graphical specification and reasoning: Case study generalised railroad crossing -- A graphic notation for formal specifications of dynamic systems -- A semantic integration of object-Z and CSP for the specification of concurrent systems -- Class refinement and interface refinement in object-oriented programs -- Formalizing requirements for distributed systems with trace diagrams -- Consistent graphical specification of distributed systems -- Design of reactive control systems for event-driven operations -- An M-Net semantics for a real-time extension of µSDL -- Reconciling real-time with asynchronous message passing -- Specifying the remote controlling of valves in an explosion test environment -- PICGAL: Practical use of formal specification to develop a complex critical system -- Mathematical modeling and analysis of an external memory manager -- Automatic translation of VDM-SL specifications into gofer -- Towards an Integrated CASE and theorem proving tool for VDM-SL -- Specification of required non-determinism -- A corrected failure-divergence model for CSP in Isabelle/HOL -- A proof obligation generator for VDM-SL -- Verification of cryptographic protocols: An experiment -- TLA + PROMELA: Conjecture, check, proof -- A TLA solution to the specification and verification of the RLP1 retransmission protocol -- An efficient technique for deadlock analysis of large scale process networks -- Implementing a model checker for LEGO -- Formal verification of transformations for peephole optimization -- A meta-method for formal method integration -- Reuse of verified design templates through extended pattern matching -- A compositional proof system for shared variable concurrency -- A framework for modular formal specification andverification -- A timed semantics for the StateMate implementation of statecharts -- Using PVS to prove a Z refinement: A case study -- Verification of reactive systems using DisCo and PVS -- Term rewrite systems to derive set boolean operations on 2D objects -- A normal form reduction strategy for hardware/software partitioning -- Viewpoint consistency in Z and LOTOS: A case study -- A UNITY mapping operator for distributed programs. | |
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