Titlebook: B 2007: Formal Specification and Development in B; 7th International Co Jacques Julliand,Olga Kouchnarenko Conference proceedings 2006 Spri

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Interpreting Invariant Composition in the B Method Using the Spec# Ownership Relation: A Way to Explnent can assume its invariant without having to prove it. But, . users must deal with important architecture restrictions that ensure the soundness of reasonings involving invariants. Moreover, understanding how these restrictions ensure soundness is not trivial. This paper studies a meta-model of i

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Chorus Angelorumto that of monotonic ones in general. We explore the impact of this on our theory of substitutions [6], discovering two dual new normal forms for our new substitutions which we exploit to formulate two new first-order tests of refinement between them.

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Augmenting B with Control Annotations written for B machines in a verifiable way. Controllers are consistent if they call operations only when they are enabled. Previous work has established a way of verifying consistency between controllers and machines by translating control flow to AMN and showing that a . is preserved. This paper o

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Justifications for the Event-B Modelling Notationble. The simplicity of the notation takes also into account the support by a modelling tool. This is important because Event-B is intended to be used to create complex models. Without appropriate tool support this would not be possible. This article presents justifications and explanations for the c

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Mhc-Molecule

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Instantiation of Parameterized Data Structures for Model-Based Testingen involves the use of parameterized data structures in order to be more general (such a model should be sufficient to test many implementation variants) and to abstract irrelevant details. Consequently, the validation engineer is sooner or later required to instantiate these parameters. At the curr

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Dysarthria

Patterns for B: Bridging Formal and Informal Development those of the . (., Gamma, Helm, Johnson & Vlissides[4], who have provided a set of patterns for Object-Oriented development. Starting with these patterns as a motivation, this paper discusses various issues concerning the concept of patterns for the . and explores a number of patterns that could be

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