Titlebook: Hardware and Software: Verification and Testing; 4th International Ha Hana Chockler,Alan J. Hu Conference proceedings 2009 Springer-Verlag

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Automata-Theoretic Model Checking RevisitedWe then use graph algorithms to search for a counterexample trace. The theory of this approach originated in the 1980s, and the basic algorithms were developed during the 1990s. Both explicit and symbolic implementations, such as SPIN and SMV, are widely used.

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Proofs, Interpolants, and Relevance Heuristicsnstruct a proof about unbounded executions. This allows us to exploit the relevance heuristics that are built into modern SAT solvers and SAT-based decision procedures to scale model checking to larger systems..This talk will cover applications of Craig interpolation in various domains, including ha

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Is Verification Getting Too Complex?at can be done about it..Specifically, I shall look at where bugs come from and how they flow through the system (from specification, through design, detection, debug and removal).I shall then present some promising directions for reducing verification complexity, many of them attacking “incidental

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Can Mutation Analysis Help Fix Our Broken Coverage Metrics? metrics in use today measure neither quality nor provide an objective measure of completeness. This talk will explore the problems with existing metrics and why they are not proper measures of verification. Mutation analysis looks like a promising technology to help bridge the divide between what w

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A Meta Heuristic for Effectively Detecting Concurrency Errorstatic analysis tools for detecting concurrency errors are imprecise, generate a large number of false error warnings, and require manual verification of each warning. In this paper we present a meta heuristic to help reduce the manual effort required in the verification of warnings generated by stat

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