A real-time system is one in which the correctness of the system depends not only on the logical results, but also on the time at which results are produced. Formal approach to real-time systems has been tackled extending a large amount of untimed formalisms studied at length. Once major timed problems have been completely or partially resolved, our aim is slightly different. In order to improve software quality, our intend is to merge two different nature solutions: the formalization of the software process; and a process approach which is both iterative and incremental over the whole life cycle. In this way we combine the correctness of formal methods, and the suitability of a life cycle that follows the user requirements and splits compl...
Abstract. The real-time process algebra (RTPA) is a set of new mathematical notations for formally d...
This title is devoted to presenting some of the most important concepts and techniques for describin...
Safety critical computers increasingly a#ect nearly every aspect of our lives. Computers control th...
Work on the formal description and analysis of real-time systems has followed two paths. On one side...
g. [36] John A. Stankovic and Krithi Ramamritham. What is predictability for real-time systems? Real...
International audienceReal-time embedded systems are used in highly important or even vital tasks (a...
We present a new temporal logic for the specification and verification of real-time systems. This lo...
Inspite of numerous research advancements made in recent years in the area of formal techniques, spe...
views focus the development process, and support error correction. This approach provides an increme...
Once strictly the province of assembly-language programmers, real-time computing has developed into ...
Existing formal methods for real-time largely deal with abstract models of real-time systems, and s...
AbstractA real-time program can be developed by refining a specification into program code. Verifica...
A real-time program can be developed by refining a specification into program code. Verification of ...
. We describe a software development process designed for an integration and usage of formal method...
The article presents a formalization of the notion of time granularity within a logical language for...
Abstract. The real-time process algebra (RTPA) is a set of new mathematical notations for formally d...
This title is devoted to presenting some of the most important concepts and techniques for describin...
Safety critical computers increasingly a#ect nearly every aspect of our lives. Computers control th...
Work on the formal description and analysis of real-time systems has followed two paths. On one side...
g. [36] John A. Stankovic and Krithi Ramamritham. What is predictability for real-time systems? Real...
International audienceReal-time embedded systems are used in highly important or even vital tasks (a...
We present a new temporal logic for the specification and verification of real-time systems. This lo...
Inspite of numerous research advancements made in recent years in the area of formal techniques, spe...
views focus the development process, and support error correction. This approach provides an increme...
Once strictly the province of assembly-language programmers, real-time computing has developed into ...
Existing formal methods for real-time largely deal with abstract models of real-time systems, and s...
AbstractA real-time program can be developed by refining a specification into program code. Verifica...
A real-time program can be developed by refining a specification into program code. Verification of ...
. We describe a software development process designed for an integration and usage of formal method...
The article presents a formalization of the notion of time granularity within a logical language for...
Abstract. The real-time process algebra (RTPA) is a set of new mathematical notations for formally d...
This title is devoted to presenting some of the most important concepts and techniques for describin...
Safety critical computers increasingly a#ect nearly every aspect of our lives. Computers control th...