An introduction to UNITY and Seuss
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Abstract:
The design and verication of parallel and distributed programs is, in genaral, a nontrivial task. Over the past 20 years various theories, proof systems and programming languages have been developed with the intention of providing adequate formal models for reasoning about this class of programs. Among them are UNITY and Seuss. We give an overview of UNITY, its notation, computational model, and logic. By means of examples we show how to apply this formalism to the abovementioned task. Seuss builds on the experiences gained from applying UNITY to problems of larger scale. We
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