Patterns for Timed Property Specifications

Authors:
Volker Gruhn;Ralf Laue
Affiliations:
Chair of Applied Telematics / e-Business, Computer Science Faculty, University of Leipzig, Leipzig, Germany11The Chair of Applied Telematics / e-Business is endowed by Deutsche Telekom AG.;Chair of Applied Telematics / e-Business, Computer Science Faculty, University of Leipzig, Leipzig, Germany11The Chair of Applied Telematics / e-Business is endowed by Deutsche Telekom AG.
Venue:
Electronic Notes in Theoretical Computer Science (ENTCS)
Year:
2006

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Abstract

Patterns for property specification enable non-experts to write formal specifications that can be used for automatic model checking. The existing patterns identified in [Dwyer, M.B., G.S. Avrunin and J.C. Corbett, Property specification patterns for finite-state verification, in: FMSP '98: Proceedings of the second workshop on Formal methods in software practice (1998), pp. 7-15] allow to reason about occurrence and order of events, but not about their timing. We extend this pattern system by patterns related to time. This allows the specification of real-time requirements.