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Application of Decomposition and Generic Instantiation

Application of Decomposition and Generic Instantiation
Application of Decomposition and Generic Instantiation
It is believed that reusability in formal development should reduce the time and cost of formal modelling within a production environment. Event-B is a formal method that allows modelling and refinement of systems. Generic instantiation and decomposition are techniques that simplify formal developments by reusing existing models and avoiding re-proofs. We apply these techniques in Event-B for the development of a metro system case study based on safety properties. This work aims to be give some guidelines of a practical way to develop large systems by instantiation of generic models and (shared event) decompose components into smaller sub-components.
Silva, Renato
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Silva, Renato
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Silva, Renato (2011) Application of Decomposition and Generic Instantiation. (In Press)

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It is believed that reusability in formal development should reduce the time and cost of formal modelling within a production environment. Event-B is a formal method that allows modelling and refinement of systems. Generic instantiation and decomposition are techniques that simplify formal developments by reusing existing models and avoiding re-proofs. We apply these techniques in Event-B for the development of a metro system case study based on safety properties. This work aims to be give some guidelines of a practical way to develop large systems by instantiation of generic models and (shared event) decompose components into smaller sub-components.

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Accepted/In Press date: 15 April 2011
Organisations: Electronic & Software Systems
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Local EPrints ID: 272195
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/272195
PURE UUID: f71806fb-483c-40b9-b377-dc3bd6ac2f8d

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Date deposited: 15 Apr 2011 20:58
Last modified: 14 Mar 2024 09:49

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Author: Renato Silva

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