Towards Consistency of Dynamic Models and Analysis of Timing Constraints
J. Küster, J. Stroop, in: Proceedings of 1st Workshop on Formal Design Techniques for Real-Time Systems (Satellite Event of the UML 2000), York (UK), University of York, York, UK, 2000.
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Küster J, Stroop J. Towards Consistency of Dynamic Models and Analysis of Timing Constraints. In: Proceedings of 1st Workshop on Formal Design Techniques for Real-Time Systems (Satellite Event of the UML 2000), York (UK). York, UK: University of York; 2000.
Küster, J., & Stroop, J. (2000). Towards Consistency of Dynamic Models and Analysis of Timing Constraints. In Proceedings of 1st Workshop on Formal Design Techniques for Real-time Systems (satellite event of the UML 2000), York (UK). York, UK: University of York.
@inproceedings{Küster_Stroop_2000, place={York, UK}, title={Towards Consistency of Dynamic Models and Analysis of Timing Constraints}, booktitle={Proceedings of 1st Workshop on Formal Design Techniques for Real-time Systems (satellite event of the UML 2000), York (UK)}, publisher={University of York}, author={Küster, Jochen and Stroop, Joachim}, year={2000} }
Küster, Jochen, and Joachim Stroop. “Towards Consistency of Dynamic Models and Analysis of Timing Constraints.” In Proceedings of 1st Workshop on Formal Design Techniques for Real-Time Systems (Satellite Event of the UML 2000), York (UK). York, UK: University of York, 2000.
J. Küster and J. Stroop, “Towards Consistency of Dynamic Models and Analysis of Timing Constraints,” in Proceedings of 1st Workshop on Formal Design Techniques for Real-time Systems (satellite event of the UML 2000), York (UK), 2000.
Küster, Jochen, and Joachim Stroop. “Towards Consistency of Dynamic Models and Analysis of Timing Constraints.” Proceedings of 1st Workshop on Formal Design Techniques for Real-Time Systems (Satellite Event of the UML 2000), York (UK), University of York, 2000.
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