From hidden to visible: A unified framework for transforming behavioral theories into rewrite theories
Algebraic formalization and verification are effective and practical ways of modeling and verifying software systems by both model checking and theorem proving techniques. In algebraic approaches, a system can be modeled either in a hidden way as a behavioral theory or in a visible way as a rewrite...
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