Safety-Critical Java (SCJ) is a dialect of Java that allows programmers to implement safety-critical systems, such as software to control airplanes, medical devices, and nuclear p...
Performing synthesis and verification in isolation has two undesirable consequences: (1) verification runs the risk of becoming intractable, and (2) strong sequential optimization...
While synchrony and asynchrony are two distinct concepts of concurrency theory, effective and formally defined embedded system design methodologies usually mix the best from both...
A significant part of the call processing software for Lucent's new PathStar access server [FSW98] was checked with automated formal verification techniques. The verification...
We focus on decomposition of hard-masking real-time faulttolerant programs (where safety, timing constraints, and liveness are preserved in the presence of faults) that are design...
Borzoo Bonakdarpour, Sandeep S. Kulkarni, Anish Ar...