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HART 1997: Grenoble, France
- Oded Maler:
Hybrid and Real-Time Systems, International Workshop. HART'97, Grenoble, France, March 26-28, 1997, Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 1201, Springer 1997, ISBN 3-540-62600-X - Amir Pnueli:
Verifying Liveness Properties of Reactive Systems (Tutorial Abstract). 1 - Zvi Artstein:
The Lyapunov Method (Tutorial Abstract). 2 - Erik Sandewall:
Relating High-Level and Low-Level Action Descriptions in a Logic of Actions and Change. 3-17 - Jürgen Ruf, Thomas Kropf:
A New Algorithm for Discrete Timed Symbolic Model Checking. 18-32 - Jean-François Raskin, Pierre-Yves Schobbens:
State Clock Logic: A Decidable Real-Time Logic. 33-47 - Thomas A. Henzinger, Orna Kupferman:
From Quantity to Quality. 48-62 - Vlad Rusu:
Verifying Periodic Task-Control Systems. 63-68 - Luming Lai, Phil Watson:
A Case Study in Timed CSP: The Railroad Crossing Problem. 69-74 - Frédéric Boniol, Augusto Burgueño, Olivier F. Roux, Vlad Rusu:
Analysis of Slope-Parametric Hybrid Automata. 75-80 - Ralf Huuck, Yassine Lakhnech, Luis Urbina, Sebastian Engell, Stefan Kowalewski, Jörg Preußig:
Comparing Timed C/E Systems with Timed Automata (Abstract). 81-86 - Mohamed S. Hajji, Julian M. Bass, Adrian Browne, Peter J. Fleming:
Design Tools for Hybrid Control Systems. 87-92 - Michael S. Branicky:
On-Line, Reflexive Constraint Satisfaction for Hybrid Systems: First Steps. 93-107 - Shankar Sastry:
Hybrid Control Issues in Ais Traffic Management Systems (Abstract). 108 - John Lygeros, Claire J. Tomlin, Shankar Sastry:
Multiobjective Hybrid Controller Synthesis. 109-123 - Antonio Cerone, Alex J. Cowie, George J. Milne, Philip A. Moseley:
Modelling a Time-Dependent Protocol Using the Circal Process Algebra. 124-138 - Thomas Stauner, Olaf Müller, Max Fuchs:
Using HYTECH to Verify an Automative Control System. 139-153 - Ekaterina Dolginova, Nancy A. Lynch:
Safety Verification for Automated Platoon Maneuvers: A Case Study. 154-170 - Myla Archer, Constance L. Heitmeyer:
Verifying Hybrid Systems Modeled as Timed Automata: A Case Study. 171-185 - David Sinclair:
Using an Object-Oriented Methodology to Bring a Hybrid System from Initial Concept to Formal Definition. 186-198 - Peter Terwiesch, Erich Scheiben, Anders Jenry Petersen, Thomas Keller:
A Digital Real-Time Simulator for Rail-Vehicle Control System Testing. 199-212 - Jean-Marie Flaus, Guy Ollagnon:
Hybrid Flow Nets for Hybrid Processes: Modelling and Control. 213-227 - Boris M. Miller:
Representation of Robust and Non-robust Solutions of Nonlinear Discrete-Continuous Systems. 228-239 - Stefan Pettersson, Bengt Lennartson:
Controller Design of Hybrid Systems. 240-254 - Paul Caspi:
What Can We Learn from Synchronous Data-Flow Languages? 255-258 - Adam L. Turk, Scott T. Probst, Gary J. Powers:
Verification of Real Time Chemical Processing Systems. 259-272 - Olaf Müller, Peter Scholz:
Functional Specification of Real-Time and Hybrid Systems. 273-285 - Sébastien Bornot, Joseph Sifakis:
Relating Time Progress and Deadlines in Hybrid Systems. 286-300 - Qiwen Xu:
Semantics and Verifikation of Extended Phase Transition Systems in Duration Calculus. 301-315 - Carsten Weise, Dirk Lenzkes:
Weak Refinement for Modal Hybrid Systems. 316-330 - Vineet Gupta, Thomas A. Henzinger, Radha Jagadeesan:
Robust Timed Automata. 331-345 - Eugene Asarin, Marius Bozga, Alain Kerbrat, Oded Maler, Amir Pnueli, Anne Rasse:
Data-Structures for the Verification of Timed Automata. 346-360 - Deepak Kapur, R. K. Shyamasundar:
Synthesizing Controllers for Hybrid Systems. 361-375 - Michael Heymann, Feng Lin, George Meyer:
Control Synthesis for a Class of Hybrid Systems Subject to Configuration-Based Safety Constraints. 376-390 - Wolf Kohn, Jeffrey B. Remmel:
Hybrid Dynamic Programming. 391-396 - Toshimitsu Ushio:
Invariance Principle in Hybrid Systems Modeled by Mixed Mappings. 397-402 - A. J. van der Schaft, Johannes M. Schumacher:
Hybrid Systems Described by the Complementary Formalism. 403-408 - Bart De Schutter, Bart De Moor:
Generalized Linear Complementary Problems and the Analysis of Continuously Variable Systems and Discrete Event Systems. 409-414 - Pravin Varaiya:
SHIFT: A Language for Simulating Interconnected Hybrid Systems (Abstract of Invited Presentation). 415
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