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This book consists of articles from Wikia or other free sources online. Pages: 66. Chapters: Abstract State Machines, B-Method, Books, CSP, Documents, Education, Model checking, ProCoS, Projects, Publications, Theorem provers, Tools, VDM, Z notation, ABZ, ABZ 2010, ABZ 2012, ABZ, ABZ 2010, ABZ 2012, Atelier B, Event-B, ZB, Applications of Formal Methods, Formal Specification and Documentation using Z, High-Integrity System Specification and Design, Industrial-Strength Formal Methods in Practice, Introduction to HOL, Prentice Hall International Series in Computer Science, The REDO Compendium, Towards Verified Systems, Occam, Teaching Formal Methods, Abstract State Machines, CCS, Companies, CSP, Education, Event-B, Meetings, Operational semantics, Organizations, Photographs, Projects, Publications, Repositories, Who's who, Spin, ProCoS-WG, ProCoS I, ProCoS II, SAFEMOS, CoMet, COMPULOG, FMBoK, ProCoS, ProCoS I, ProCoS II, REDO, SAFEMOS, HOL, Atelier B, OBJ, Overture, PRECC, Spin, ABZ, ABZ 2012, ABZ, ABZ 2010, ABZ 2012, Alloy, Formal Specification and Documentation using Z, Object-Z, ZB, Z User Group, Z User Meeting, Z Word Tools. Excerpt: ASM (Abstract State Machines) is a leading formal method. The approach was formerly known as Evolving Algebras. The ABZ conference covers Abstract State Machines, the B-Method, and the Z notation. The first conference was held in 2008 at the British Computer Society offices in London, UK, under the auspices of the BCS-FACS Specialist Group. The ABZ 2010 conference also incorporated the Alloy language and tool. It is planned for ABZ2012 to also incorporate VDM. Next conference: ABZ2012, Pisa, Italy, 2012. Last conference: ABZ2010, Orford, Quebec, Canada, 23 25 February 2010. First conference: ABZ2008, London, United Kingdom, 16 18 September 2008. ABZ 2010 International Conference of Alloy, ASM, B, and Z Users The International Conference of Alloy, ASM, B, and Z Users (ABZ 2010) covered various state-based approaches to...
