J.Fiadeiro and T.Maibaum, "Sometimes 'Tomorrow' is 'Sometime': Action Refinement in a Temporal Logic of Objects", in D.M.Gabbay and H.J.Ohlbach (eds) Temporal Logic, LNAI 827, Springer-Verlag 1994, 48-66 Home/Search Document Details and Download
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.... specification and verification of information systems [FS88, CS88, CS91] More recently several attempts have been made towards the development of a suitable temporal logic around the concepts of object orientation, mainly within the scope of the Esprit BRA IS CORE [SFSE89a, SSC95, FSMS92, FM92, FM94] Some interesting results have been obtained concerning compositionality [FCSM93, SS93] within an institutional setting. Indeed, it is clear that one should try to find a suitable institution [GB84, GB92] in order to establish the envisaged degree of compositionality of specifications and ....
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.... specification and verification of information systems [FS88, CS88, CS91] More recently several attempts have been made towards the development of a suitable temporal logic around the concepts of object orientation, mainly within the scope of the Esprit BRA IS CORE [SFSE89a, SSC92, FSMS92, FM92, FM94] Some interesting results have been obtained concerning compositionality [FCSM93, SS93] within an institutional setting. Indeed, it is clear that one should try to find a suitable institution [GB84, GB92] in order to establish the envisaged degree of compositionality of specifications and ....
....most important argument in favour of using formal specifications. Indeed, we can then check the consistency of specifications and the compliance of subsequent implementations (assuming that the verification calculus deals with reification mechanisms such as those considered for temporal logic in [FM94] Of course, these verification tasks can be huge for any practical application. Therefore, automatic theorem proving tools are needed. They are discussed at the end of this Section. But even with machine support, exhaustive verification may not be feasible at all. Of more practical and ....
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J. Fiadeiro and T. Maibaum. Sometimes tomorrow is sometime: Action refinement in a temporal logic of objects. In Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Temporal Logic. Springer-Verlag, 1994. In print.
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J.Fiadeiro and T.Maibaum, "Sometimes 'Tomorrow' is 'Sometime': Action Refinement in a Temporal Logic of Objects", in D.M.Gabbay and H.J.Ohlbach (eds) Temporal Logic, LNAI 827, Springer-Verlag 1994, 48-66
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J. L. Fiadeiro and T. Maibaum, "Sometimes tomorrow is sometime: action refinement in a temporal logic of objects", in D. Gabbay and H. Ohlbach (editors) Temporal Logic (LNAI 827, Springer-Verlag, 1994) pp. 48--66.
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