Titlebook: Behavioral Specifications of Businesses and Systems; Haim Kilov,Bernhard Rumpe,Ian Simmonds Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Media New

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0893-3405 d in this book describe useful and sometimes elegantconcepts, good practices (in programming and in specifications), andsolid underlying theory that is of interest and importance to thosewho deal with increased complexity of business and systems. Mostconcepts have been successfully used in actual in

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-84628-649-0ttempted to use our limited knowledge of Information Modeling to achieve that goal and make explicit all of the information necessary to develop systems that satisfy the business requirements. This document describes a small instance.

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M. R. Davey,R. Marchant,J. B. Powere visual notation of UML-RT is not only very intuitive but it also has a very deep mathematical foundation. In a previous paper (see [GBSS98]) we presented part of this foundation, namely the theory of flow graphs. In this paper we use flow graphs to define themore powerful theory of interaction graphs.

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Genetic Engineering for Virus Resistance The specification process is divided into four phases - declaration of input and output spaces, specification of entities composing the system, definition of constraints on well-formed input sequences, and specification of input-output behavior.