Luigi Logrippo

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Published: 1993
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1991
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S. Gallouzi, Luigi Logrippo, Abdellatif Obaid:
An expressive trace theory for LOTOS. PSTV 1991: 159-175
1990
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S. Gallouzi, Luigi Logrippo, Abdellatif Obaid:
A Hoare-style Proof System for LOTOS. FORTE 1990: 49-62
1988
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Luigi Logrippo, Abdellatif Obaid, J. P. Briand, M. C. Fehri:
An Interpreter for LOTOS, a Specification Language for Distributed Systems. Softw. Pract. Exp. 18(4): 365-385 (1988)
1987
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Abdellatif Obaid, Luigi Logrippo:
An Atomic Calculus of Communicating Systems. PSTV 1987: 91-104
1986
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J. P. Briand, M. C. Fehri, Luigi Logrippo, Abdellatif Obaid:
Structure of a LOTOS interpreter. SIGCOMM 1986: 167-175

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