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โฆ Synopsis
Content:
Chapter 1 Introduction (pages 17โ20):
Chapter 2 Introduction to Formal Models (pages 21โ39):
Chapter 3 Specification and Design Approaches (pages 41โ62):
Chapter 4 Modeling Time (pages 63โ96):
Chapter 5 Architecture Description Languages (pages 97โ134):
Chapter 6 Introduction to Verification (pages 135โ154):
Chapter 7 Verification of Finite?State Systems (pages 155โ220):
Chapter 8 Verification of Infinite?State Systems (pages 221โ269):
Chapter 9 Verification of Timed Systems (pages 271โ306):
Chapter 10 Distributed Control (pages 307โ351):
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