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Theoretical computer science / Formal methods / Formal verification / Software-defined networking / Software verification / Turing machine / Finite-state machine / Model checking / Temporal logic / OpenFlow / Computer science / Distributed computing
Date: 2016-06-05 23:38:43
Theoretical computer science
Formal methods
Formal verification
Software-defined networking
Software verification
Turing machine
Finite-state machine
Model checking
Temporal logic
OpenFlow
Computer science
Distributed computing

Declarative Verifiable SDI Specifications Rick McGeer US Ignite ABSTRACT

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