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Model checking: a hardware design perspective

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Current practices in the verification of commercial hardware designs (digital, synchronous, and sequential semiconductors) are described. Recent advances in verification by the mathematical technique called model checking are described, and requirements for the successful application of model checking in commercial design are discussed.

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  1. Motorola, Inc., 5918 West Courtyard Drive, MD: F30B, Austin, TX 78730, USA; E-mail: carl_pixley@email.mot.com, , , , , , US

    Carl Pixley

  2. Cadence Berkeley Labs, 2001 Addison Street, 3rd Floor, Berkeley, CA 94704, USA; E-mail: vigyan@cadence.com, , , , , , US

    Vigyan Singhal

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Pixley, C., Singhal, V. Model checking: a hardware design perspective. STTT 2, 288–306 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1007/s100090050036

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