Titlebook: Correct Hardware Design and Verification Methods; 12th IFIP WG 10.5 Ad Daniel Geist,Enrico Tronci Conference proceedings 2003 Springer-Verl

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The Psychological Gestation of Motherhoodn on checking if the product . ×.. has an empty language. The efforts to maximize the efficiency of this process have so far concentrated on developing translation algorithms producing Büchi automata which are “.”, under the implicit conjecture that this fact should make the final product smaller. I

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Melissa L. Nau M.D.,Alissa M. Peterson M.D.ng engines to explode. However, no single algorithmic solution has proven to be totally superior in resolving all types of model checking problems. We present an optimized bounded model checker based on BDDs and describe the advantages and drawbacks of this model checker as compared to BDD-based sym

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Melissa L. Nau M.D.,Alissa M. Peterson M.D.ith the expressive power of temporal-logic model checking. GSTE was originally developed at Intel and has been used successfully on Intel’s next-generation microprocessors. However, the supporting theory and algorithms for GSTE are still immature. In particular, GSTE specifications are given as ., a

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The Psychological Gestation of Motherhoodgner friendly, and hardware specific, as well as efficient to verify. While the formal verification community has formal models for assessing the efficiency of an event sequence language, none of these models also accounts for designer friendliness. We propose an intermediate language for event sequ

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The Psychological Gestation of Motherhoodtics, which we previously encoded in a machine readable version of higher order logic. In this paper we describe how to ‘execute’ the formal semantics using proof scripts coded in the HOL theorem prover’s metalanguage ML. The goal is to see if it is feasible to implement useful tools that work direc

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b93958Augmented Reality; Automat; Hardware; automata; proving; software verification; theorem proving; verificati

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978-3-540-20363-6Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2003