The functional correctness of safety- and security-critical software is of utmost importance. Nowadays, this can be achieved through computer assisted verification. While formal verification itself typically poses a steep learning-curve for anyone who wants to apply it, its applicability is further hindered by its (typically) low runtime performance. With the increasing popularity of algorithm parameter tuning and genetic improvement, we see a great opportunity for assisting verification engineers in their daily tasks.Markus Wagne
gamble @ euler.mcs.utulsa.edu Formal methods employ mathematical techniques to prove a program satis...
We argue that lightweight, language-based verification is poised to enter mainstream industrial use,...
The formal verification of concurrent systems is usually seen as an example par excellence of the ap...
Formal verification is an approach of using mathematically precise representations and algorithms to...
If software code is developed by humans, can we as users rely on its absolute correctness? Today's s...
Software controls many aspects of our daily lives, thus, software correctness is of utmost importanc...
If software code is developed by humans, can we as users rely on its absolute correctness?\ud \ud To...
Unlike testing, formal verification can not only prove the presence of errors, but their absence as ...
Formal verification plays a crucial role in enhancing the reliability of computing systems by mathe...
For software development projects with very high correctness requirements (including safety requirem...
This thesis considers the challenge of fully formal software verification in the demanding and found...
Program verification assumes a formal program specification. In software-intensive systems, such spe...
International audienceA problem hindering the adoption of formal methods in the industry is how to i...
I attended my first software conference in 1968; it was organised by NATO with the title “The Softwa...
There is a strong link between software quality and software reliability. By decreasing the probabil...
gamble @ euler.mcs.utulsa.edu Formal methods employ mathematical techniques to prove a program satis...
We argue that lightweight, language-based verification is poised to enter mainstream industrial use,...
The formal verification of concurrent systems is usually seen as an example par excellence of the ap...
Formal verification is an approach of using mathematically precise representations and algorithms to...
If software code is developed by humans, can we as users rely on its absolute correctness? Today's s...
Software controls many aspects of our daily lives, thus, software correctness is of utmost importanc...
If software code is developed by humans, can we as users rely on its absolute correctness?\ud \ud To...
Unlike testing, formal verification can not only prove the presence of errors, but their absence as ...
Formal verification plays a crucial role in enhancing the reliability of computing systems by mathe...
For software development projects with very high correctness requirements (including safety requirem...
This thesis considers the challenge of fully formal software verification in the demanding and found...
Program verification assumes a formal program specification. In software-intensive systems, such spe...
International audienceA problem hindering the adoption of formal methods in the industry is how to i...
I attended my first software conference in 1968; it was organised by NATO with the title “The Softwa...
There is a strong link between software quality and software reliability. By decreasing the probabil...
gamble @ euler.mcs.utulsa.edu Formal methods employ mathematical techniques to prove a program satis...
We argue that lightweight, language-based verification is poised to enter mainstream industrial use,...
The formal verification of concurrent systems is usually seen as an example par excellence of the ap...