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[i4]Marie Farrell, Rosemary Monahan, James F. Power:
Building Specifications in the Event-B Institution. CoRR abs/2103.10881 (2021)- 2019
- [e3]Rosemary Monahan, Virgile Prevosto, José Proença
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Proceedings Fifth Workshop on Formal Integrated Development Environment, F-IDE@FM 2019, Porto, Portugal, 7th October 2019. EPTCS 310, 2019 [contents] - 2018
- [j3]Zheng Cheng, Rosemary Monahan, James F. Power:
Formalised EMFTVM bytecode language for sound verification of model transformations. Softw. Syst. Model. 17(4): 1197-1225 (2018) - [e2]Paolo Masci, Rosemary Monahan, Virgile Prevosto:
Proceedings 4th Workshop on Formal Integrated Development Environment, F-IDE@FLoC 2018, Oxford, England, 14 July 2018. EPTCS 284, 2018 [contents] - 2017
- [c19]Marie Farrell, Rosemary Monahan, James F. Power:
Combining Event-B and CSP: An Institution Theoretic Approach to Interoperability. ICFEM 2017: 140-156 - [c18]Marie Farrell, Rosemary Monahan, James F. Power:
Specification Clones: An Empirical Study of the Structure of Event-B Specifications. SEFM 2017: 152-167 - 2016
- [c16]Zheng Cheng, Dominique Méry, Rosemary Monahan:
On Two Friends for Getting Correct Programs - Automatically Translating Event B Specifications to Recursive Algorithms in Rodin. ISoLA (1) 2016: 821-838 - [c15]Andrew Healy, Rosemary Monahan, James F. Power:
Evaluating the use of a general-purpose benchmark suite for domain-specific SMT-solving. SAC 2016: 1558-1561 - [c14]Marie Farrell, Rosemary Monahan, James F. Power:
An Institution for Event-B. WADT 2016: 104-119 - [c13]Andrew Healy, Rosemary Monahan, James F. Power:
Predicting SMT Solver Performance for Software Verification. F-IDE@FM 2016: 20-37 - 2015
- [c12]Zheng Cheng, Rosemary Monahan, James F. Power:
A Sound Execution Semantics for ATL via Translation Validation - Research Paper. ICMT 2015: 133-148 - [c11]Zheng Cheng, Rosemary Monahan, James F. Power:
Verifying SimpleGT Transformations Using an Intermediate Verification Language. VOLT@STAF 2015: 12-19 - 2013
- [c10]Dominique Méry, Rosemary Monahan:
Transforming Event B Models into Verified C# Implementations. VPT@CAV 2013: 57-73 - [c9]Hao Wu, Rosemary Monahan, James F. Power:
Exploiting Attributed Type Graphs to Generate Metamodel Instances Using an SMT Solver. TASE 2013: 175-182 - 2012
- [c8]Zheng Cheng, Rosemary Monahan, James F. Power:
A Simple Complexity Measurement for Software Verification and Software Testing. COMPARE 2012: 28-31 - [i1]Hao Wu, Rosemary Monahan, James F. Power:
Metamodel Instance Generation: A systematic literature review. CoRR abs/1211.6322 (2012)
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