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Runtime Software Monitoring

Runtime Software Monitoring. Jay Ligatti, University of South Florida Joint work with: Lujo Bauer, CMU CyLab David Walker, Princeton University. Problem. Software often behaves unexpectedly Bugs Malicious design (malware). [ http://www.cert.org/stats ]. A Protection Mechanism.

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How Different are Quantitative and Qualitative Consequence Relations for Uncertain Reasoning?

How Different are Quantitative and Qualitative Consequence Relations for Uncertain Reasoning?. David Makinson (joint work with Jim Hawthorne). I. Uncertain Reasoning. Consequence Relations. Many ways of studying uncertain reasoning

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Equiangular Lines in R d

Equiangular Lines in R d. Moshe Rosenfeld University of Washington Shanghai Jiao Tong University July 1, 2013. How wide and how even can you spread your chop-sticks?. Equiangular Lines.

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Black Box Checking

Black Box Checking Book: Chapter 9 Model Checking Finite state description of a system B . LTL formula ?. Translate ?? into an automaton P . Check whether L( B ) ? L( P )=?. If so, S satisfies ?. Otherwise, the intersection includes a counterexample. Repeat for different properties.

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Cryptographic Protocol Models and Free Algebras

Cryptographic Protocol Models and Free Algebras. Chris Lynch and Cathy Meadows Naval Research Laboratory. Idea. Cryptographic Protocol Analysis usually ignores properties of algorithms (Free Algebra Approach)

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Selective screenability, products and topological groups

III Workshop on Coverings, Selections and Games in Topology April 25-29, 2007 Serbia. Selective screenability, products and topological groups. Liljana Babinkostova Boise State University. Selection principle S c ( A , B ).

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Propositional Resolution

Computational Logic Lecture 4. Propositional Resolution. Michael Genesereth Spring 2005 Stanford University Adapted by Charles Ling, for CS2209b-2009. Use with permission. Propositional Resolution. Propositional resolution is a rule of inference.

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Lecture 1: Logical, Physical & Causal Time (Part 1)

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Finite N Index and Angular Momentum Bound from Gravity

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I.4 Polyhedral Theory

I.4 Polyhedral Theory.

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Absolute vs. Conditional Convergence

Absolute vs. Conditional Convergence. Alternating Series and the Alternating Series Test. Series with Positive Terms. Recall that series in which all the terms are positive have an especially simple structure when it comes to convergence. .

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