Titlebook: Software-Intensive Systems and New Computing Paradigms; Challenges and Visio Martin Wirsing,Jean-Pierre Banatre,Axel Rauschmaye Book 2008 S

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Formal Ensemble Engineering of abstraction (the ‘micro’, ‘macro’ and ‘meso’ levels), each potentially manageable by interesting extensions of standard formal software engineering. The result provides challenges for formal software engineering but opportunities for ensemble engineering.

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Spatial Organization of the Chemical Paradigm and the Specification of Autonomic Systems well as distributed data structures needed for the programming of autonomic or amorphous systems. Then we adapt a well-known result on multiset ordering to the more general case of topological collections. Well-founded ordering on topological collection can be used to prove the termination of the fixed point iteration of local rules.

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Change-Enabled Software Systemsd (iii) closing the gap between the domain model and the developers’ view of the evolving system. We outline our vision of dynamic, evolving software systems and identify the research challenges to realizing this vision.

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Ensemble Engineering and Emergenced. Finally an approach is suggested to Ensemble Engineering, the relevant elaboration of Software Engineering. On the way, the example is considered of an ensemble composed of artificial agents and a case made that there emergence can helpfully be viewed as ethics in the absence of free will.

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Book 2008of the working group participants and is structured in three major parts: ensemble engineering, theory and formal methods, and novel computing paradigms. These papers cover a broad spectrum of relevant topics ranging from methods, languages and tools for ensemble engineering, socio-technical and cyb

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