FME '96: Industrial Benefit and Advances in Formal Methods: Third International Symposium of Formal Methods Europe Co-Sponsored by IFIP WG 14.3, Oxford, UK, March 18 - 22, 1996. Proceedings.Marie-Claude Gaudel, Jim Woodcock Springer Science & Business Media, 1996 M03 6 - 704 páginas This book presents the refereed proceedings of the Third International Symposium of Formal Methods Europe, FME '96, held in Oxford, UK, in March 1996. FME '96 was co-sponsored by IFIP WG 14.3 and devoted to "the application and demonstrated industrial benefit of formal methods, their new horizons and strengthened foundations". The 35 full revised papers included were selected from a total of 103 submissions; also included are three invited papers. The book addresses all relevant aspects of formal methods, from the point of view of the industrial R & D professional as well as from the academic viewpoint, and impressively documents the significant progress in the use of formal methods for the solution of real-world problems. |
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How Did Software Get So Reliable Without Proof? | 1 |
A Case Study on the Formal Development of a Reactor Safety System | 18 |
Industrial Application and Future Developments | 39 |
Quantitative Analysis of an Application of Formal Methods | 60 |
Applying the B Technologies to CICS | 74 |
Refining Action Systems within BTool | 85 |
Integrating Action Systems and Z in a Medical System Specification | 105 |
a case study in formal specification | 120 |
Local Nondeterminism in Asynchronously Communicating Processes | 367 |
Identification of and Solutions to Shortcomings of LCL a LarchC Interface Specification Language | 385 |
Formal Specification and Verification of the pGVT Algorithm | 405 |
Automatic Verification of a Hydroelectric Power Plant | 425 |
Experiences in Embedded Scheduling | 445 |
An Analysis of the ACCESSbus Protocol using SPIN | 465 |
The Incremental Development of Correct Specifications for Distributed Systems | 479 |
A Theory of Distributing Train Rescheduling | 499 |
A New System Engineering Methodology Coupling Formal Specification and Performance Evaluation | 140 |
Formalizing New Navigation Requirements for NASAs Space Shuttle | 160 |
Combining VDMSL Specifications with C++ Code | 179 |
Data Reification without Explicit Abstraction Functions | 195 |
Final Results in a Comparative Study | 214 |
Visual Verification of Safety and Liveness | 228 |
Graphical Development of Consistent System Specifications | 248 |
Deduction in the Verification Support Environment VSE | 268 |
Consistency and Refinement for Partial Specification in Z | 287 |
Combining Statecharts and Z for the Design of SafetyCritical Control Systems | 307 |
Integrating RealTime Scheduling Theory and Program Refinement | 327 |
Using a Logical and Categorical Approach for the Validation of FaultTolerant Systems | 347 |
An Improved Translation of SART Specification Model to HighLevel Timed Petri Nets | 518 |
From Testing Theory to Test Driver Implementation | 538 |
Program Slicing Using Weakest Preconditions | 557 |
A Formal Approach to Architectural Design Patterns | 576 |
Integrating the Reuse of Specified Software in Topdown Program Development | 595 |
A Strategic Approach to Transformational Design | 609 |
Correct and UserFriendly Implementations of Transformation Systems | 629 |
An Example of Use of Formal Methods to Debug an Embedded Software | 649 |
Experiments in Theorem Proving and Model Checking for Protocol Verification | 662 |
ProcedureLevel Verification of Realtime Concurrent Systems | 682 |
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