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Theoretical computer science / Formal methods / Computing / Mathematics / Logic in computer science / Graph rewriting / Model checking / Algorithm / Formal verification / Abstraction / Generic programming / Finite-state machine
Date: 2008-02-25 10:26:47
Theoretical computer science
Formal methods
Computing
Mathematics
Logic in computer science
Graph rewriting
Model checking
Algorithm
Formal verification
Abstraction
Generic programming
Finite-state machine

An Object-Oriented Framework for Explicit-State Model Checking Mark Kattenbelt1 and Theo C. Ruys2 and Arend Rensink2 Abstract. This paper presents a conceptual architecture for an object-oriented framework to support the

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