This is the artifact of the paper. Its a compressed virtual machine that can be imported by VirtualBox. Abstract of the paper: Proof automation can substantially increase productivity in formal verification of complex systems. However, unpredictablility of automated provers in handling quantified formulas presents a major hurdle to usability of these tools. We propose to solve this problem not by improving the provers, but by using a modular proof methodology that allows us to produce \emph{decidable} verification conditions. Decidability greatly improves predictability of proof automation, resulting in a more practical verification approach. We apply this methodology to develop verified implementations of distributed protocols, demons...
Abstract. Verification seeks to prove or refute putative properties of a given program. Deductive ve...
Distributed agreement-based systems use common distributed agreement protocols such as leader electi...
We study principles and models for reasoning inductively about properties of distributed systems, ba...
This is the artifact of the paper. Its a compressed virtual machine that can be imported by VirtualB...
Distributed systems are rarely developed as monolithic programs. Instead, like any software, these s...
Designing and implementing distributed systems correctly is a very challenging task. Tradition- ally...
textThe goal of formal verification is to use mathematical methods to prove that a computing system...
Verification of distributed systems is a challenging problem, especially if the distributed system a...
The foundational goal of this work is the development of mechanizable proof rules and a verification...
Effective verication methods, both deductive and algorithmic, exist for the verication of global sys...
For software development projects with very high correctness requirements (including safety requirem...
Verification of concurrent systems is difficult because of the inherent nondeterminism. Modern verif...
An integration of deductive verification and model checking have been investigated in numerous works...
(27 pages)We propose a deductive-verification approach for proving partial-correctness and invarianc...
International audienceSequential emulation is a semantics-based technique to automatically reduce pr...
Abstract. Verification seeks to prove or refute putative properties of a given program. Deductive ve...
Distributed agreement-based systems use common distributed agreement protocols such as leader electi...
We study principles and models for reasoning inductively about properties of distributed systems, ba...
This is the artifact of the paper. Its a compressed virtual machine that can be imported by VirtualB...
Distributed systems are rarely developed as monolithic programs. Instead, like any software, these s...
Designing and implementing distributed systems correctly is a very challenging task. Tradition- ally...
textThe goal of formal verification is to use mathematical methods to prove that a computing system...
Verification of distributed systems is a challenging problem, especially if the distributed system a...
The foundational goal of this work is the development of mechanizable proof rules and a verification...
Effective verication methods, both deductive and algorithmic, exist for the verication of global sys...
For software development projects with very high correctness requirements (including safety requirem...
Verification of concurrent systems is difficult because of the inherent nondeterminism. Modern verif...
An integration of deductive verification and model checking have been investigated in numerous works...
(27 pages)We propose a deductive-verification approach for proving partial-correctness and invarianc...
International audienceSequential emulation is a semantics-based technique to automatically reduce pr...
Abstract. Verification seeks to prove or refute putative properties of a given program. Deductive ve...
Distributed agreement-based systems use common distributed agreement protocols such as leader electi...
We study principles and models for reasoning inductively about properties of distributed systems, ba...