David F. Martin

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2003
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Peter V. Homeier, David F. Martin:
Secure mechanical verification of mutually recursive procedures. Inf. Comput. 187(1): 1-19 (2003)
1998
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Peter V. Homeier, David F. Martin:
Mechanical Verification of Total Correctness through Diversion Verification Conditions. TPHOLs 1998: 189-206
1996
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Peter V. Homeier, David F. Martin:
Mechanical Verification of Mutually Recursive Procedures. CADE 1996: 201-215
1995
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Peter V. Homeier, David F. Martin:
A Mechanically Verified Verification Condition Generator. Comput. J. 38(2): 131-141 (1995)
1994
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Peter V. Homeier, David F. Martin:
Trustworthy Tools for Trustworthy Programs: A Verified Verification Condition Generator. TPHOLs 1994: 269-284

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