This paper introduces a graphical notation called alge-braic state transition diagrams (ASTD), which allows for the combination of state transition diagrams using classical process algebra operators like sequence, iteration, parallel composition, quantified choice and quantified synchroniza-tion. It is inspired from automata, statecharts and process algebras. Hence, it combines the strength of all these no-tations: graphical representation, hierarchy, orthogonality, compositionality, abstraction. Quantification is one of the salient features of ASTDs, because it provides a powerful mechanism for modeling an arbitrary number of instances of an ASTD. A formal operational semantics is given. Our target application domain is the specification o...
Symbolic verification has received much attention from both academia and industry in the past two de...
A technique for specifying concurrent systems is shown, that uses the algebraic specification langua...
Formal models are a rigorous way to specify informal system requirements. However, they are not wide...
International audienceThis paper presents the specification of the hemodialysis case study, proposed...
We describe an algebraic specification of an abstract syntax for the construction of sequential tra...
this paper we put forth a process algebraic semantics for statecharts agreeing with [19]. In particu...
Specifying industrial systems requires collaboration between an engineer that knows how the system w...
This paper is a tutorial introduction to a general methodology, consisting of categorical constructi...
AbstractTo describe significant properties of concurrent processes a formal algebra is defined whose...
. Statecharts are state-transition machines endowed with hierarchy on states and parallelism on tran...
AbstractWe present a broad extension of the conventional formalism of state machines and state diagr...
AbstractSymbolic transition graphs of Hennessy and Linextended with assignments are used to represen...
AbstractThis paper gives a process-algebraic semantics for the hierarchical state machine (HSM) frag...
. The formal specification of multiple viewpoints of a system requires multiple specification formal...
Abstract. Statecharts is a visual language for specifying reactive system behavior. The formalism ex...
Symbolic verification has received much attention from both academia and industry in the past two de...
A technique for specifying concurrent systems is shown, that uses the algebraic specification langua...
Formal models are a rigorous way to specify informal system requirements. However, they are not wide...
International audienceThis paper presents the specification of the hemodialysis case study, proposed...
We describe an algebraic specification of an abstract syntax for the construction of sequential tra...
this paper we put forth a process algebraic semantics for statecharts agreeing with [19]. In particu...
Specifying industrial systems requires collaboration between an engineer that knows how the system w...
This paper is a tutorial introduction to a general methodology, consisting of categorical constructi...
AbstractTo describe significant properties of concurrent processes a formal algebra is defined whose...
. Statecharts are state-transition machines endowed with hierarchy on states and parallelism on tran...
AbstractWe present a broad extension of the conventional formalism of state machines and state diagr...
AbstractSymbolic transition graphs of Hennessy and Linextended with assignments are used to represen...
AbstractThis paper gives a process-algebraic semantics for the hierarchical state machine (HSM) frag...
. The formal specification of multiple viewpoints of a system requires multiple specification formal...
Abstract. Statecharts is a visual language for specifying reactive system behavior. The formalism ex...
Symbolic verification has received much attention from both academia and industry in the past two de...
A technique for specifying concurrent systems is shown, that uses the algebraic specification langua...
Formal models are a rigorous way to specify informal system requirements. However, they are not wide...