Termination Assertions for Recursive Programs: Completeness and Axiomatic Definability
The termination assertion p<S>q means that whenever the formular p is true, there is an execution of the possibly nondeterministic program S which terminates in a state in qhich q is true. A recursive program S may declare and use local variables and nondeterministic recursive procedures with...
Main Authors: | Meyer, Albert R., Mitchell, John C. |
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2023
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Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/149024 |
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