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Alexander B. Kurzhanski,Karl Sigmundalysis of protocol property dependencies. We provide examples to show that, without dependency analysis, the use of some logics for cryptographic protocol analysis yields results that are inconsistent or unrealistic in practice. We identify several types of property dependencies whose use in protocol analysis methods can yield realistic analyses.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-76376-5it reacts to spontaneous changes of the controlled process and its environment with minimal delay and it is insensitive to a large class of random processor malfunctions. Both properties improve with increased number of processors involved.

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Springer Series in Surface Sciencess within its safe range by assuming that device failures result in inconsistent readings. Key parts of our approach are a . strategy that determines failures from consistency conditions, and a . strategy that gives a best estimate of boiler level in light of the reported failures. These strategies a

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R. K. Bullough,D. J. Pilling,J. T. Timonen a few deployed systems. Nevertheless, formal methods have been successfully used on increasingly difficult research problems over the last 5–10 years. A key question arises: “Have we finally reached the place where the transfer of this technology to industry is practical?”

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A. Yoshimori,K. Makoshi,H. Kawaithese methods in the analysis of certain aspects of a computer controlled railway signalling system. In seeking to improve confidence in the design and overall safety of these systems, the challenge was to implement a means to mechanically verify the correctness of the data driving the generic contr

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