This book is about formal veri?cation, that is, the use of mathematical reasoning to ensure correct execution of computing systems.
This book is intended as an innovative overview of current formal verification methods, combined with an in-depth analysis of some advanced techniques to improve the scalability of these methods, and close the gap between design and ...
Though SAT-based formal methods have improved scalability verification. Faced with twin dilemmas of diminished coverage through over BDD-based methods, they lack the scalability required for system-level simulation and the computational ...
Formal Methods in Computer-Aided Design 2021 ... all proposed tools face significant scalability barriers, which render them unable to verify state-of-the-art, ... The scalability challenge is further aggravated in the DRL context ...
It is a well-recognized fact that traditional simulation methods, while quite efficient and scalable, are unable to provide the validation coverage needed to uncover difficult, corner-case bugs. Formal verification techniques can ...
G.O'Regan,Concise Guide to Formal Methods – Theory, Fundamentals and Industry Applications. Undergraduate Topics in Computer Science ... S. Ray, Scalable Techniques for Formal Verification (Springer. New York (2010). https://doi.
However, there is still a lack of scalable approaches to formal verification of correctness of complex mode transitions. In this paper we present a formal development of an Attitude and Orbit Control System (AOCS) undertaken within the ...
... boost and complement this book's work: • Increase the scalability of formal verification methods for SystemC further to ... The proposed Compiled Symbolic Simulation (CSS) technique provides a strong foundation to pursue this goal.
As the co-founder of the startup TrustInSoft, I am developing formal-methods-based tools for the software industry. ... rather than focussing on usability and scalability of verification techniques for those aspects that the domain ...
The lack of a (publicly available) set of nicely scalable models is a problem in general when analysing and designing formal verification techniques. – Models with a relatively small number of parallel processes were considered.