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FSATS -- a case study of computer-aided verification for large systems

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Computer-aided verification is an emerging technique for ensuring that hardware and software maintain certain properties in all possible scenarios. This case study explored the challenges of verifying FSATS, a U.S. Army field artillery testing and simulation program. In particular, it examined the ability of the Fisler-Krishnamurthi algorithm for model checking to counter the problem of state-space explosion.

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  • 04D005M
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  • 2004
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  • 2004-01-01
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