Infinite-state high-level MSCs: model-checking and realizability
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(25)- Automated verification of automata communicating via FIFO and bag buffers
- Bounded MSC communication
- Compositional message sequence charts
- Shared-memory systems and charts
- The Synthesis Problem of Netcharts
- Realizability Criteria for Compositional MSC
- Safe realizability of high-level message sequence charts
- HMSCs as partial specifications . . . with PNs as completions
- From finite state communication protocols to high-level message sequence charts
- Realizability and verification of MSC graphs
- Synthesizing distributed finite-state systems from MSCs
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- Certified implementability of global multiparty protocols
- Causal message sequence charts
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