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Lecture Notes in Computer Science 3472

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656 Index<br />

MUST preorder, 184<br />

mutation test<strong>in</strong>g, 333<br />

natural language, 442, 445, 446<br />

necessary condition, 332<br />

non-probabilistic process, 235<br />

NTIF, see specification language<br />

objectgeode, 429<br />

observable test<strong>in</strong>g preorder, see preorder<br />

observation, 577<br />

– pack, 577<br />

– reduced observation table, 586<br />

– table, 582<br />

observation preorder, see preorder<br />

OMEGA, see tool<br />

operat<strong>in</strong>g system, 444<br />

– POSIX, 444, 446<br />

– UNIX, 444<br />

oracle, 576<br />

out, 175<br />

parallel composition, 245, 246, 248, 258<br />

partition graph, 373<br />

partition tour, 408<br />

partition<strong>in</strong>g heuristic, 332<br />

path<br />

– f<strong>in</strong>ite, 235, 238<br />

– <strong>in</strong>f<strong>in</strong>ite, 238<br />

path condition, 338, 340<br />

PDS, 41<br />

performance constra<strong>in</strong>ts, 360<br />

PHACT, 409<br />

PIXIT, 409<br />

POSIX, 444<br />

postcondition, 342<br />

precondition, 342<br />

preorder, 117<br />

– complete trace, 128<br />

– failure trace, 142<br />

– fair test<strong>in</strong>g, 143<br />

– observable test<strong>in</strong>g, 127<br />

– observation, 129<br />

– refusal, 138, 139<br />

– should test<strong>in</strong>g, 144<br />

– test<strong>in</strong>g, 133<br />

– trace, 128<br />

preset dist<strong>in</strong>guish<strong>in</strong>g sequences, 41<br />

preset experiment, 614<br />

preset hom<strong>in</strong>g sequence, 8<br />

probabilistic bisimulation, 271<br />

probabilistic process, 240<br />

– fully, 237<br />

probability space, 236<br />

process algebra<br />

– ACSR, 360, 364<br />

– action, 362<br />

– behavioral constra<strong>in</strong>ts, 364<br />

– event, 362<br />

– performance constra<strong>in</strong>ts, 364<br />

– TCSP, 360<br />

process of MBT<br />

– abstract, 439<br />

processor, 442<br />

– ARM-2, 443<br />

– <strong>in</strong>tel 8085, 443<br />

– microprocessor, 443<br />

– multiprocessor, 443, 445<br />

– PowerPC, 443, 446, 451<br />

program correctness, 342<br />

prolog, 344<br />

PROMELA, 446<br />

promela, see specification language<br />

proof procedure, 338<br />

proof tactic, 328<br />

protocol, 443<br />

– cache coherency, 443, 445<br />

– conference protocol, 443<br />

– eng<strong>in</strong>eer<strong>in</strong>g, 445<br />

query<br />

– equivalence, 576<br />

– membership, 576<br />

quiescent preorder, 181<br />

quiescent state, 174<br />

random sequence, 409<br />

real-time<br />

– hard, 355<br />

– soft, 355<br />

real-time system, 355<br />

recurrent automaton, see synchroniz<strong>in</strong>g<br />

sequence<br />

recurrent word, see synchroniz<strong>in</strong>g<br />

sequence<br />

refusal, 124<br />

refusal preorder, see preorder<br />

regular, 559<br />

regularity hypothesis, 336

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