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Steven P. Miller
Software Engineering/Programming and Operating Systems
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Formal Methods for Critical Systems
Formal methods have traditionally been reserved for systems with requirements for extremely high assurance. However, the growing popularity of model-based development, in which models of system behavior are cr...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Bridging the Gap Between Model-Based Development and Model Checking
The growing power of model checking is making it feasible to use formal verification for important classes of software systems. However, for this to be practical it is necessary to bridge the gap between the c...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Will This Be Formal?
While adding formal methods to traditional software development processes can provide very high levels of assurance and reduce costs by finding errors earlier in the development cycle, there are at least four ...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Proving the Shalls
This paper describes an experiment conducted to determine how effectively formal methods could be used to capture and validate the requirements of a typical embedded system. A model of the mode logic of a Flig...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Specification-Based Prototy** for Embedded Systems’
Specification of software for safety critical, embedded computer systems has been widely addressed in literature. To achieve the high level of confidence in a specification’s correctness necessary in many appl...
