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The politics of weapons inspections

Nathan E. Busch

2017

The hit

Jere R. Hoar

2002

Data refinement

Willem-Paul de Roever, Kai Engelhardt, W.-P. de Roever

1998

A brief history of the On-Site Inspection Agency

David M. Willford

1996

Writing testbenches using System Verilog

Janick Bergeron

2006

Endgame

Scott Ritter

1999

Verifiable programming

Ole-Johan Dahl

1992

Deadly arsenals

Jon B. Wolfsthal, Miriam Rajkumar, Joseph Cirincione

2002

Verification methodology manual for SystemVerilog

Eduard Cerny, Janick Bergeron, Alan Hunter et al.

2005

The Greatest Threat

Richard Butler

2000

An introduction to formal program verification

Ali Mili

1985

Disarmament, its politics and economics

Seymour Melman

1962

Deadly arsenals

Jon B. Wolfsthal, Miriam Rajkumar, Joseph Cirincione

2005

Verification of sequential and concurrent programs

Krzysztof R. Apt

2009

Compliance quantified

Rudolf Avenhaus

1996

Inspection for disarmament

Seymour Melman

1958

Disarming Iraq

Hans Blix

2004

SystemVerilog for Verification

Chris Spear

2007

Logic synthesis and verification algorithms

Gary D. Hachtel

1996

Probate Kit for Alberta

Lynne Butler

2011

Conventional arms control

Sergey Koulik, Richard Kokoski

1994

Model checking

Doron A. Peled, Orna Grumberg, Edmund M. Clarke Jr.

1999

Reviewing the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty (NPT)

Henry D. Sokolski

2010

Verification of sequential and concurrent programs

Krzysztof R. Apt

1991

Computer-aided verification of coordinating processes

R. P. Kurshan

1995

Wills for Ontario

David I. Botnick

1993

The Poet's Handbook

Judson Jerome

1980

Bibliography of arms control verification

David Scrivener

1990

Modelling distributed systems

Wan Fokkink

2007

Verifying treaty compliance

Rudolf Avenhaus

2006

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