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    Applying an Operational Formal Method to Safety-Critical Systems

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    1996-11-01
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    Sobel, Ann
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    Abstract
    Despite thirty years of study by the academic community, industry has not embraced the systematic usage of formal methods. To address this concern, a formal method is proposed which possesses many of the qualities that practitioners have listed as lacking from current formal methods: inclusion of both a specification and verification model, a tabular notation that only requires knowledge of first-order logic, support for both composition and decomposition, application throughout the software life-cycle, and tool support. The presentation includes several applications to safety-critical software systems. Keywords and Phrases Formal methods, specification, trace-based systems, software development, concurrency, verification.
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