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Formal methods / Specification language / Refinement / Abstract state machines / Specification / Object Process Methodology / Domain-specific language / Programming language / Integrated circuit design / Formal specification / Isabelle / Program derivation
Date: 2012-08-02 20:27:15
Formal methods
Specification language
Refinement
Abstract state machines
Specification
Object Process Methodology
Domain-specific language
Programming language
Integrated circuit design
Formal specification
Isabelle
Program derivation

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