Search for dissertations about: "Formal specification"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 100 swedish dissertations containing the words Formal specification.
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1. Formal Specification and Verification of Safety-Critical Software
Abstract : This thesis is about formal specification and formal verification of software and consists of three different parts. In the first two parts, the formal specification language OCL is treated in two different contexts. The third part describes a technique for analysing the consequences of hardware faults as part of formal software verification. READ MORE
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2. Formal Development of Safe and Secure Java Card Applets
Abstract : This thesis is concerned with formal development of Java Card applets. Java Card is a technology that provides a means to program smart cards with (a subset of) the Java language. In recent years Java Card technology gained great interest in the formal verification community. There are two reasons for this. READ MORE
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3. Towards Development of Safe and Secure Java Card Applets
Abstract : This thesis is concerned with different aspects of Java Card application development and use of formal methods in the Java Card world. Java Card is a technology that provides means to program smart (chip) cards with (a subset of) the Java language. READ MORE
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4. Pattern-based Specification and Formal Analysis of Embedded Systems Requirements and Behavioral Models
Abstract : Since the first lines of code were introduced in the automotive domain, vehicles have transitioned from being predominantly mechanical systems to software intensive systems. With the ever-increasing computational power and memory of vehicular embedded systems, a set of new, more powerful and more complex software functions are installed into vehicles to realize core functionalities. READ MORE
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5. Specification Decomposition and Formal Behavior Generation in Multi-Robot Systems
Abstract : While autonomous robot systems are becoming increasingly common, their usage is still mostly limited to rather simple tasks. This primarily results from the need for manually programming the execution plans of the robots. Instead, as shown in this thesis, their behavior can be automatically generated from a given goal specification. READ MORE