AbstractThe paper proposes an axiomatic approach to specification languages, and introduces notions of reducibility and equivalence as tools for their study and comparison. Algebraic specification languages are characterized up to equivalence. They are shown to be limited in expressive power by implicational languages
In this thesis I study FORUM as a specification language. FORUM is a higher-order logic based on the...
Traditional notions of refinement of algebraic specifications, based on signature morphisms, are oft...
AbstractWe consider the problem of data type extensions. Guttag, Horowitz, and Musser have pointed o...
AbstractThe paper proposes an axiomatic approach to specification languages, and introduces notions ...
AbstractThis is the first of a short series of papers intended to provide one common semantics for s...
This dissertation investigates the use of the algebraic style of abstract data type specifications ...
AbstractAn extensive survey is given of the properties of various specification mechanisms based on ...
AbstractA formalism for constructing and using axiomatic specifications in an arbitrary logical syst...
AbstractThe “specification logic” of J. C. Reynolds is a partial-correctness logic for Algol 60-like...
AbstractA language called ASL for describing structured algebraic specifications is presented. ASL i...
Specification morphisms underlie the refinement of algebraic specifications and provide the logical ...
We present a device for specifying and reasoning about syntax for datatypes, programming languages, ...
Existing approaches to semantics of algebraically specified data types such as Initial Algebra Seman...
AbstractConcerning the logical description languages, in the past 40–50 years many authors have intr...
Algebraic specification is the technique of using algebras to model properties of a system and using...
In this thesis I study FORUM as a specification language. FORUM is a higher-order logic based on the...
Traditional notions of refinement of algebraic specifications, based on signature morphisms, are oft...
AbstractWe consider the problem of data type extensions. Guttag, Horowitz, and Musser have pointed o...
AbstractThe paper proposes an axiomatic approach to specification languages, and introduces notions ...
AbstractThis is the first of a short series of papers intended to provide one common semantics for s...
This dissertation investigates the use of the algebraic style of abstract data type specifications ...
AbstractAn extensive survey is given of the properties of various specification mechanisms based on ...
AbstractA formalism for constructing and using axiomatic specifications in an arbitrary logical syst...
AbstractThe “specification logic” of J. C. Reynolds is a partial-correctness logic for Algol 60-like...
AbstractA language called ASL for describing structured algebraic specifications is presented. ASL i...
Specification morphisms underlie the refinement of algebraic specifications and provide the logical ...
We present a device for specifying and reasoning about syntax for datatypes, programming languages, ...
Existing approaches to semantics of algebraically specified data types such as Initial Algebra Seman...
AbstractConcerning the logical description languages, in the past 40–50 years many authors have intr...
Algebraic specification is the technique of using algebras to model properties of a system and using...
In this thesis I study FORUM as a specification language. FORUM is a higher-order logic based on the...
Traditional notions of refinement of algebraic specifications, based on signature morphisms, are oft...
AbstractWe consider the problem of data type extensions. Guttag, Horowitz, and Musser have pointed o...