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|a Unifying Theories of Programming
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|b Third International Symposium, UTP 2010, Shanghai, China, November 15-16, 2010. Proceedings /
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|a Specification Coverage for Testing in Circus -- UTP and Sustainability -- A Probabilistic BPEL-Like Language -- On Modelling User Observations in the UTP -- Unifying Theories of Confidentiality -- Saoithín: A Theorem Prover for UTP -- A Formal Approach to Analyzing Interference Problems in Aspect-Oriented Designs -- Programmable Verifiers in Imperative Programming -- Unifying Theories in Isabelle/HOL -- Unifying Recursion in Partial, Total and General Correctness -- Halting Still Standing – Programs versus Specifications -- Promoting Models -- Probabilistic Choice, Reversibility, Loops, and Miracles -- Towards a Pomset Semantics for a Shared-Variable Parallel Language -- Generating Denotational Semantics from Algebraic Semantics for Event-Driven System-Level Language.
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