Presentation 1998/5/28
Hierarchical design method for evolutional and autonomous distributed systems
Satoshi Yamane,
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Abstract(in English) The distributed systems are very large and complex, and the design features of them are as follows. 1. As processes increase or decrease and their functions are changeable, the external environment of each process is changeable, too. Each process should behave whatever the environment behaves. We need the mechanism so as to easily update the function of each process. 2. It is necessary to incrementally and hierarchically design systems from the high level to the low level. 3. In order to make design methods practical, it is important for designers to easily use design methods. In this paper, we proprose the following design method. 1. We define the specification language, by which we can specify evolutions and receptivenesses. 2. We define verification methods of the receptiveness and consistency check based on process calculus. 3. We define verification methods based on Assume-Guarantee style.
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Keyword(in English) open systems / hierarchical design / receptiveness / simulation / Assume-Guarantee
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Title (in English) Hierarchical design method for evolutional and autonomous distributed systems
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Keyword(1) open systems
Keyword(2) hierarchical design
Keyword(3) receptiveness
Keyword(4) simulation
Keyword(5) Assume-Guarantee
1st Author's Name Satoshi Yamane
1st Author's Affiliation Dept.of Mathematics and Computer Science, Shimane University()
Date 1998/5/28
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Volume (vol) vol.98
Number (no) 85
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 8
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