Lecture Notes in Computer Science

Methods and Systems in Comparison

By: Thomas Kropf (Editor)

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Paperback | 27 August 1997

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This state-of-the-art monograph presents a coherent survey of a variety of methods and systems for formal hardware verification. It emphasizes the presentation of approaches that have matured into tools and systems usable for the actual verification of nontrivial circuits. All in all, the book is a representative and well-structured survey on the success and future potential of formal methods in proving the correctness of circuits. The various chapters describe the respective approaches supplying theoretical foundations as well as taking into account the application viewpoint. By applying all methods and systems presented to the same set of IFIP WG10.5 hardware verification examples, a valuable and fair analysis of the strenghts and weaknesses of the various approaches is given.

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Preface
List of Contributors	p. 1
Symbolic Trajectory Evaluation	p. 3
Verification with Abstract State Machines Using MDGs	p. 79
Design Verification Using Synchronized Transitions	p. 114
Hardware Verification Using PVS	p. 156
Verifying VHDL Designs with COSPAN	p. 206
The C@S System	p. 248
The Common Book Examples	p. 330
References	p. 349
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