FMICS C

18 papers

YearTitle / Authors
2005An approach to the pervasive formal specification and verification of an automotive system: status report.
Thomas In der Rieden, Steffen Knapp
2005Developing critical systems with PLD components.
Adrian J. Hilton, Jon G. Hall
2005Echo: a practical approach to formal verification.
Elisabeth A. Strunk, Xiang Yin, John C. Knight
2005Enhancing random walk state space exploration.
Radek Pelánek, Tomás Hanzl, Ivana Cerná, Lubos Brim
2005Flush: a system development tool based on scade/lustre.
Jan Mikác, Paul Caspi
2005Instantiating generic charts for railway interlocking systems.
Michele Banci, Alessandro Fantechi
2005Invariants come from templates.
Joni Helin, Pertti Kellomäki
2005LearnLib: a library for automata learning and experimentation.
Harald Raffelt, Bernhard Steffen, Therese Berg
2005Model checking software with well-defined APIs: the socket case.
Pedro de la Cámara, María-del-Mar Gallardo, Pedro Merino, David Sanán
2005On-the-fly state space reductions for weak equivalences.
Radu Mateescu
2005Proceedings of the 10th international workshop on Formal methods for industrial critical systems, FMICS '05, Lisbon, Portugal, September 5-6, 2005
Tiziana Margaria, Mieke Massink
2005Quantitative analysis of distributed randomized protocols.
Christel Baier, Frank Ciesinski, Marcus Größer
2005Requirements of an integrated formal method for intelligent swarms.
Michael G. Hinchey, Christopher A. Rouff, James L. Rash, Walter Truszkowski
2005Solving scheduling problems by untimed model checking: the clinical chemical analyser case study.
Anton Wijs, Jaco van de Pol, Elena M. Bortnik
2005Structural test coverage criteria for lustre programs.
Abdesselam Lakehal, Ioannis Parissis
2005Ten commandments revisited: a ten-year perspective on the industrial application of formal methods.
Jonathan P. Bowen, Michael G. Hinchey
2005The experience of ATX with the application of formal/rigorous techniques and methods in real projects.
Luís Andrade
2005Toward a formal model for component interfaces for real-time systems.
Dang Van Hung