Titlebook: Computer Aided Verification; 20th International C Aarti Gupta,Sharad Malik Conference proceedings 2008Latest edition Springer-Verlag Berlin

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-7939-4rich theory of abstraction and strong support for the construction of abstract domains. It allows to express a precise relation to the (concrete) semantics of the programming language inducing a clear relation between the results of an abstract interpretation and the properties of the analyzed progr

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Anthony J. Weems,John N. Singertabase control, we build space-efficient monitoring algorithms for checking atomicity that use space polynomial in the number of active threads and entities, and independent of the length of the run monitored. Second, by interpreting the monitoring algorithm as a ., we solve the model checking probl

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-59410-5ures of our type system are: it can verify lock-freedom of concurrent programs that have sophisticated recursive communication structures; it can be fully automated; it is hybrid, in that it combines a type system for lock-freedom with local reasoning about deadlock-freedom, termination, and conflue

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Ruth Thompson-Miller,Kimberley Duceyhe Total Store Order (TSO) memory consistency model. They also devised an algorithm based on this procedure with time complexity .(..), where . is the total number of instructions in the program. Roy et. al. [6] have improved the implementation of the procedure and achieved .(..) time complexity..We

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Carol S. Walther,David G. T. Embrick associated with locks. In a previous work we presented a formal framework for proving that a transactional memory implementation satisfies its specifications and provided with model checking verification of some using small instantiations. This paper extends the previous work to capture non-transac

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