Specification and Development of Interactive Systems Focus on Streams, Interfaces, and Refinement
This book presents a fundamental mathematical and logical approach to soft ware and systems engineering. Considering the large number of books de scribing mathematical approaches to program development, it is important to explain what we consider to be the specific contribution of our book, to ide...
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| Language: | English |
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New York, NY
Springer New York
2001, 2001
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| Edition: | 1st ed. 2001 |
| Series: | Monographs in Computer Science
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Table of Contents:
- 13.1 Black-Box Description
- 13.2 Distributed Implementation
- 14. Refinement
- 14.1 Behavioral Refinement
- 14.2 Interface Refinement
- 14.3 Conditional Refinement
- 14.4 Verification
- 14.5 Glass-Box Refinement
- 14.6 Development Method
- 15. Behavioral Refinement
- 15.1 Definition
- 15.2 Simple Examples
- 15.3 Logical Properties
- 15.4 More Examples
- 15.5 Synchronizing the Communication
- 16. Interface Refinement
- 16.1 Definition
- 16.2 A Priming Convention for Channel Identifiers
- 16.3 Simple Examples
- 16.4 Methodological Issues
- 16.5 Logical Properties
- 16.6 More Examples
- 16.7 Generalizing Interface Refinement
- 17. Conditional Refinement
- 17.1 Definition
- 17.2 Simple Examples
- 17.3 Logical Properties
- 17.4 More Examples
- 18. Final Remarks
- 18.1 How Our Approach Generalizes
- 18.2 What We Did Not Cover
- A. Operators for Stream Tuples
- A.l Generalized Operators
- A.2 Tuple Filtering Operator
- A.3 Timed Filtering Operator
- 1. Introduction
- 1.1 Systems
- 1.2 Specifications
- 1.3 Refinement
- 1.4 Application Domains
- 1.5 Development Process and Methodology
- 1.6 Rationale of Focus
- 1.7 Overview of the Book
- 1.8 How the Book Should Be Read
- 2. A Guided Tour
- 2.1 Plan for the Tour
- 2.2 Station 1: Unbounded Buffer
- 2.3 Station 2: Unbounded Lossy Buffer
- 2.4 Station 3: Driver
- 2.5 Station 4: Composite Specifications
- 2.6 Station 5: Time-Sensitive Buffer
- 2.7 Station 6: Timed Lossy Buffer
- 2.8 Station 7: Timed Driver
- 2.9 Station 8: Timed Composite Specification
- 3. Basics
- 3.1 Sets
- 3.2 Tuples
- 3.3 Functions
- 3.4 Types
- 3.5 Logic
- 4. Streams
- 4.1 Formal Definition of Streams
- 4.2 Basic Operators on Streams
- 4.3 Additional Operators on Streams
- 4.4 Formal Definition of Timed Streams
- 4.5 Operators on Timed Streams
- 5. Specifications
- 5.1 Classification of Specifications
- 5.2 Elementary Specifications
- 5.3 Composite Specifications
- 5.4 Black-Box and Glass-Box Views
- 5.5 Parameterized Specifications
- 5.6 Sheafs and Replications
- 6. Examples
- 6.1 Alternating Bit Protocol
- 6.2 Steam Boiler
- 6.3 Memory Components
- 7. Properties of Specifications
- 7.1 Safety and Liveness Properties
- 7.2 Realizability
- 7.3 Causality for Specifications
- 8. Equational Specification of State Transitions
- 8.1 I/O Transitions
- 8.2 Local States
- 8.3 Control States
- 8.4 Oracles
- 9. Access Control System
- 9.1 System Architecture
- 9.2 Functional Properties of the Controllers
- 9.3 Introducing Exception Handling
- 9.4 Imposing Timing Constraints
- 10. Tables and Diagrams
- 10.1 State Transition Tables
- 10.2 State Transition Diagrams
- 10.3 Semantics of State Transition Tables and Diagrams
- 11. Abracadabra Protocol
- 11.1 Informal Specification
- 11.2 Formalization
- 12. A/G Specifications
- 12.1 Simple Examples
- 12.2 Semantics
- 12.3 More Examples
- 13. Memory with Locking
- B. Glossary of Terms
- B.l Sets
- B.2 Tuples
- B.3 Functions
- B.4 Types
- B.5 Logic
- B.6 Arithmetics
- B.7 Streams
- B.8 Tuples of Streams
- B.9 Specifications
- B.10 Strategies