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Abstract: Formal methods can be applied with different levels
of rigor. The more rigorously used, the more confidence
is obtained in a formal model of a computer
system. However, rigorous development using formal
verification requires skilled personnel and is
costly. Based on our experience of introducing formal
specification to some European industrial companies,
e.g. British Aerospace [7] and Aerospatiale
[3], we believe that a less rigorous approach using
validation by testing is a complement to... (Update)
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.... been done in the area of formal specifications to find a compromise between prototypes and informal validation techniques (see [2, 42, 15, 56, 61, 43, 55, 76]) We used one of these technique for validating the formal specification of the DUMAS. 3. Validating the specification...
...logical formulas. In a PVS sequent, numbered) antecedent formulas serve as premises for establishing (numbered) consequent formulas: [ 1] antecedent 1 [ 2] antecedent 2 [1] consequent 1 [2] consequent 2 Antecedents are considered to form a conjunction...
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Sten Agerholm and Peter Gorm Larsen. Modeling and validating safer in vdm-sl. In Michael Holloway, editor, Fourth NASA Langley Formal Methods Workshop. NASA, September 1997. Available from http://atb-www.larc.nasa.gov/Lfm97/proceedings/. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/agerholm97modeling.html More
@inproceedings{ agerholm97modeling,
author = "Sten Agerholm and Peter Gorm Larsen",
title = "Modeling and Validating {SAFER} in {VDM}-{SL}",
booktitle = "Fourth {NASA} Langley Formal Methods Workshop",
month = "September",
editor = "Michael Holloway",
year = "1997",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/agerholm97modeling.html" }
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