International Refinement Workshop & Formal Methods Pacific '98

International Refinement Workshop & Formal Methods Pacific '98

by International Refinement Workshop and Formal Methods Pacific 1998 (1998 Canberra

Part of Springer series in discrete mathematics and theoretical computer science

1998
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IRW/FMP'98 provides a forum for the discussion of current research on mathematically based techniques for design and development of computer systems, especialloy formal or rigorous methods for developing executable programs from abstract specifications, tool support for formal software, and practical experience with formal methods. Topics also include the specification and verification of hardware and software, and the specification and development of real-time, probabilistic and concurrent systems.

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