Real-Time Systems: Modeling, Design, and Applications

✍ Scribed by Aurel Cornell, Aurel Cornell; Dan Ionescu

• Publisher: World Scientific Publishing Company
• Year: 2007
• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 503
• Series: Amast Series in Computing
• Category: Library

✦ Synopsis

This book collects the research work of leading-edge researchers and practitioners in the areas of analysis, synthesis, design and implementation of real-time systems with applications in various industrial fields. Their works are grouped into six parts, together encompassing twenty chapters. Each part is devoted to a mainstream subject, the chapters therein developing one of the major aspects of real-time system theory, modeling, design, and practical applications. Starting with a general approach in the area of formalization of real-time systems, and setting the foundations for a general systemic theory of those systems, the book covers everything from building modeling frameworks for various types of real-time systems, to verification, and synthesis. Other parts of the book deal with subjects related to tools and applications of these systems. A special part is dedicated to languages used for their modeling and design. The applications presented in the book reveal precious insights into practitioners' secrets.