Coloring unstructured radio networks
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Specification and Verification of Dynamic Communication Systems
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Formal modeling and analysis of wireless sensor network algorithms in real-time maude
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Query-Based Model Checking of Ad Hoc Network Protocols
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Parameterized verification of ad hoc networks
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On the power of cliques in the parameterized verification of Ad Hoc networks
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Statistical model checking for networks of priced timed automata
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On the verification of timed ad hoc networks
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Analysis of a clock synchronization protocol for wireless sensor networks
Theoretical Computer Science
Grouping nodes in wireless sensor networks using coalitional game theory
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Automated analysis of AODV using UPPAAL
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Checking and distributing statistical model checking
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Verification of ad hoc networks with node and communication failures
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MULE-Based wireless sensor networks: probabilistic modeling and quantitative analysis
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Mechanized extraction of topology anti-patterns in wireless networks
IFM'12 Proceedings of the 9th international conference on Integrated Formal Methods
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SensorChecker: reachability verification in mission-oriented sensor networks
Proceedings of the 2nd ACM annual international workshop on Mission-oriented wireless sensor networking
Formal verification of real-time wireless sensor networks protocols with realistic radio links
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Topology-Based mobility models for wireless networks
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Formal development of wireless sensor-actor networks
Science of Computer Programming
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In this paper we report on modelling and verification of a medium access control protocol for wireless sensor networks, the LMAC protocol. Our approach is to systematically investigate all possible connected topologies consisting of four and of five nodes. The analysis is performed by timed automaton model checking using Uppaal. The property of main interest is detecting and resolving collision. Evaluation of this property for all connected topologies requires more than 8000 model checking runs. Increasing the number of nodes would not only lead increase the state space, but to a greater extent cause an instance explosion problem. Despite the small number of nodes this approach gave valuable insight in the protocol and the scenarios that lead to collisions not detected by the protocol, and it increased the confidence in the adequacy of the protocol.