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John Rushby

A grouping.

What a regulator should accept as evidence, developed over sixteen years: formal methods and the certification of critical systems, partitioning in avionics architectures as the concrete case, just-in-time certification, and software verification and system assurance. The argument is about certification rather than proof -- of the corpus's three answers to whether formal methods pay, this is the one that treats the certifier as the audience.

4 references

Software Verification and System Assurance
John Rushby (2009) · 2009 Seventh IEEE International Conference on Software Engineering and Formal Methods · IEEE
Just-in-Time Certification
John Rushby (2007) · 12th IEEE International Conference on Engineering Complex Computer Systems (ICECCS 2007)
Partitioning in avionics architectures: Requirements, mechanisms, and assurance
John Rushby (1999) · NASA Langley Research Center
Formal Methods and the Certification of Critical Systems
John Rushby (1993) · SRI International, Computer Science Laboratory