9783540518037 - Temporal Logic in Specification: Altrincham, UK, April 8-10, 1987, Proceedings (Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 398, Band 398) von Barringer, Howard; Banieqbal, ... (6 Ergebnisse)

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Zustand: very good. Berlin : Springer, 1989. Paperback. vi, 448 pp. Library stamp. (Lecture notes in computer science ; 398). - The "Temporal Logic in Specification" conference, held in Altrincham, UK, from April 8-10, 1987, focused on the use of temporal logic in the specification of systems. The conference brought together researchers working on formal methods, software engineering, and system design. Key discussions revolved around how temporal logic can be applied to describe dynamic aspects of systems, such as time constraints, state transitions, and behavioral requirements. Contributions explored both theoretical advancements and practical applications, from automated verification to system modeling. This work significantly influenced the development of formal specification techniques, particularly in the design of safety-critical systems and distributed systems, providing tools to model complex, time-dependent behaviors. Condition : very good copy. ISBN 9783540518037. Keywords : COMPUTER SCIENCE, temporal logic automated verification formal methods.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - Comparing linear and branching time temporal logics.- Interleaving set temporal logic.- An expressive logic for a process algebra with silent actions.- Temporal logic with fixed points.- On the relation of programs and computations to models of temporal logic.- Specification and verification of concurrent programs by -automata.- MCTL ¿ An extension of CTL for modular verification of concurrent systems.- The model checking problem for concurrent systems with many similar processes.- Unified verification theory.- Specifying message passing systems requires extending temporal logic.- Extending interval logic to real time systems.- The prescription and description of state based systems.- Enforcing nondeterminism via linear time temporal logic specifications using hiding.- Specifying communicating systems with temporal logic.- Abstract object types: A temporal perspective.- Compositionality and modularity in process specification and design: A trace-state based approach.- Using temporal logic for prototyping: The design of a lift controller.- The declarative past and imperative future.

Zustand: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Seiten: 460 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Comparing linear and branching time temporal logics.- Interleaving set temporal logic.- An expressive logic for a process algebra with silent actions.- Temporal logic with fixed points.- On the relation of programs and computations to models of temporal logic.- Specification and verification of concurrent programs by ?-automata.- MCTL ¿ An extension of CTL for modular verification of concurrent systems.- The model checking problem for concurrent systems with many similar processes.- Unified verification theory.- Specifying message passing systems requires extending temporal logic.- Extending interval logic to real time systems.- The prescription and description of state based systems.- Enforcing nondeterminism via linear time temporal logic specifications using hiding.- Specifying communicating systems with temporal logic.- Abstract object types: A temporal perspective.- Compositionality and modularity in process specification and design: A trace-state based approach.- Using temporal logic for prototyping: The design of a lift controller.- The declarative past and imperative future.