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A. T. Eiriksson and K. L. McMillan, Using formal verification/analysis methods on the critical path in system K. L. McMillan and D. L. Dill, Algorithms for
by C Hawblitzel Cited by 79 In this section, we present our verification method on a core concurrent pro- gramming language called civl (Figure 5). Due to lack of space, we can only
Ivy: A Multi-modal Verification Tool for Distributed Algorithms
by KL McMillan Cited by 44 It is designed to support decidable automated reasoning, to improve proof stability and to provide transparency in the case of proof failures.
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