Software model checking Page 1 21 Software Model Checking RANJIT JHALA University of
California, San Diego and RUPAK MAJUMDAR University of California, Los Angeles We survey …

The full behavior of complex software systems often only emerges during operation. They
thus need to be monitored at run time to check that they adhere to their requirements …

Monitoring-Oriented Programming (MOP1)[21, 18, 22, 19] is a formal framework for software
development and analysis, in which the developer specifies desired properties using …

A goal of runtime software-fault monitoring is to observe software behavior to determine
whether it complies with its intended behavior. Monitoring allows one to analyze and recover …

A Java-based tool-supported software development and analysis framework is presented,
where monitoring is a foundational principle. Expressive requirements specification …

A precise characterization of those security policies enforceable by program rewriting is
given. This also exposes and rectifies problems in prior work, yielding a better …

Techniques for efficiently evaluating future time Linear Temporal Logic (abbreviated LTL)
formulae on finite execution traces are presented. While the standard models of LTL are …

We describe an efficient decentralized monitoring algorithm that monitors a distributed
program's execution to check for violations of safety properties. The monitoring is based on …

With the explosion of software size, checking conformance of implementation to specification
becomes an increasingly important but also hard problem. Current practice based on ad-hoc …

A program verifier determines whether a program satisfies a specification. Ideally verification
is achieved by static analysis without executing the code. However, program verification is …