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ORCID3. IWFM 1999: Galway, Ireland
- Andrew Butterfield, Klemens Haegele:
3rd Irish Workshop on Formal Methods, Galway, Ireland, July 1999. Workshops in Computing, BCS 1999 - Juan Bicarregui, Brian Matthews:
Proof and Refutation in Formal Software Development. - Mark Bickford, Jason Hickey:
Predicate Transformers for Infinite-State Automata in NuPRL Type Theory. - Jeremy W. Bryans, John Derrick:
Stochastic Specification and Verification. - Georg Droschl:
On the Integration of Formal Methods: Events and Scenarios in PVS and VDM. - William M. Farmer:
A Scheme for Defining Partial Higher-Order Functions by Recursion. - David Gray, Geoff W. Hamilton, David Sinclair, J. Paul Gibson, James F. Power:
Four Logics and a Protocol. - Pascal Hitzler, Anthony Karel Seda:
Multivalued Mappings, Fixed-Point Theorems and Disjunctive Databases. - Helen Lowe, John Lowe:
The Role of Proof in a Formal Specification of the Speedway Rulebook. - Henry McLoughlin, Kevin Hely:
Some optimisation problems revisited. - Christophe Meudec:
Tests Derivation from Model Based Formal Specifications. - J. F. Miller:
Teaching and Learning Formal Methods, Improving Productivity. - Claus Pahl:
Modular Composition of Language Features through Extensions of Semantic Language Models. - Vanderlei Moraes Rodrigues, Flávio Rech Wagner:
A Logic to Specify and Verify Synchronous Transitions. - Michel P. Schellekens:
Valuations revisited. - J. Artur Serrano:
Formal Specifications of Software Design Methods.
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