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Towards Promela verification using VerICS
This work aims at applying the powerful symbolic methods provided by VerICS to verify system specifications written in the Promela language. We shortly describe the verification system itself and the methods of translation Promela specifications into the
Pawel Janowski, et al.
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Modeling railway control systems in promela
This paper presents an approach to systematically build Promela models with the aim of generating test cases within the system level testing process of railway control systems. The paper focuses on the encoding of the system model, of the aspects related
BENERECETTI, MASSIMO +13 more
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Translating Synchronous Petri Nets into PROMELA for Verifying Behavioural Properties [PDF]
— For developing embedded systems, the design process may benefit in some contexts from the usage of formal methods, namely to find critical errors and flaws, before final design and implementation decisions are taken.
Ribeiro, Óscar R. +4 more
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Correct Transformation from CCSL to Promela for verification [PDF]
Transforming a specification language into a language supported by a verification tool is a widely adopted way of doing formal verification. It enables the reuse of existing languages and tools.
Yin, Ling, Mallet, Frédéric
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Smart Contract–Enabled P2P Energy Trading: A Formally Verified Game-Theoretic Framework
The global energy sector is experiencing a significant revolution, propelled by the necessity to address climate change and shift towards sustainable energy sources.
Gauhar Ali +4 more
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RESTRICTING DEV-PROMELA WITH A HIERARCHY OF SIMULATION FORMALISMS
International audienceThe DEv-PROMELA formalism is a new formalism that allows combining formal verification and discrete event simulation. In this paper, we propose to use a hierarchy of simulation formalisms to restrict the DEV-PROMELA language.
Yacoub, Aznam +2 more
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From Dynamic State Machines to Promela
Dynamic State Machines (DSTM) is an extension of Hierarchical State Machines recently introduced to answer some concerns raised by model-based validation of railway control systems.
Starace, Luigi L. L. +14 more
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Implementing and Verifying MSC Specifications Using Promela/XSpin
We discuss a translation of Message Sequence Charts (MSCs) into the language PROMELA (we call this translation an 'implementation') that is consistent with the formal semantics we have previously defined for Message Flow Graphs and Message Sequence ...
Ladkin, Peter B., Leue, Stefan
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Ethereum 2.0 stands out as a progressive decentralized blockchain platform, drawing attention for its security, scalability, and flexibility. Central to Ethereum 2.0 is the Beacon Chain, serving as the cornerstone managing validator rewards, penalties ...
Muhammad Rashid +3 more
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A Framework for An LTS Semantics for PROMELA
A high-level specification language PROMELA can be used not only to model interactions that occur in distributed or reactive systems, but also to express requirements of logical correctness about those interactions.
Suprapto, Suprapto, Pulungan, Reza
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