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15th PSTV 1995: Warsaw, Poland
- Piotr Dembinski, Marek Sredniawa:

Protocol Specification, Testing and Verification XV, Proceedings of the Fifteenth IFIP WG6.1 International Symposium on Protocol Specification, Testing and Verification, Warsaw, Poland, June 1995. IFIP Conference Proceedings 38, Chapman & Hall 1996, ISBN 0-412-71620-8
Part One - Specification and Verification: Time-dependent Analysis
- Rob Gerth, Doron A. Peled, Moshe Y. Vardi, Pierre Wolper:

Simple on-the-fly automatic verification of linear temporal logic. PSTV 1995: 3-18 - Stefan Leue:

Specifying real-time requirements for SDL specifications - a temporal logic-based approach. PSTV 1995: 19-34 - Leo Cacciari, Omar Rafiq:

A temporal reachability analysis. PSTV 1995: 35-49
Invited Paper
- Antoni W. Mazurkiewicz:

True versus artificial concurrency. PSTV 1995: 53-68
Part Two - Specification of Concurrent Systems
- Nikolay A. Anisimov, Maciej Koutny:

On compositionality and Petri nets in protocol engineering. PSTV 1995: 71-86 - Maarten Steen, Howard Bowman, John Derrick:

Composition of LOTOS specifications. PSTV 1995: 87-102
Part Three - Testing
- Maria Törö, Katalin Tarnay:

Principles for validation of abstract test suites specified in concurrent TTCN. PSTV 1995: 105-120 - Andreas Ulrich, Samuel T. Chanson:

An approach to testing distributed software systems. PSTV 1995: 121-136 - Q. M. Tan, Alexandre Petrenko, Gregor von Bochmann:

Modeling basic LOTOS by FSMs for conformance testing. PSTV 1995: 137-152
Part Four - Specification and Verification: Temporal Approach
- Dieter Barnard, Simon Crosby:

The specification and verification of an experimental ATM signalling protocol. PSTV 1995: 155-170 - Peter Herrmann, Heiko Krumm:

Re-usable verification elements for high-speed transfer protocol configurations. PSTV 1995: 171-186 - Mohamed Jmaiel:

An algebraic-temporal specification of a CSMA/CD-protocol. PSTV 1995: 187-202
Part Five - Validation and Testing
- Steven Bradley, William Henderson, David Kendall, Adrian Robson:

Validation, verification and implementation of timed protocols using AORTA. PSTV 1995: 205-220 - Lex Heerink, Ed Brinksma:

Validation in context. PSTV 1995: 221-236 - David de Frutos-Escrig, Manuel Núñez, Juan Quemada:

Characterizing termination in LOTOS via testing. PSTV 1995: 237-250
Part Six - Specification and Analysis
- Khalil Drira, Youcef Atamna, Guy Juanole:

Quantified reduced views of state graphs using Markovian and timed observational equivalence. PSTV 1995: 253-268 - Falko Bause, Heinz Kabutz, Peter Kemper, Pieter S. Kritzinger:

SDL and Petri net performance analysis of communicating systems. PSTV 1995: 269-282 - Hubert Garavel:

On the introduction of gate typing in E-LOTOS. PSTV 1995: 283-298
Part Seven - Verification: Model Checking
- Gerard J. Holzmann:

An analysis of bistate hashing. PSTV 1995: 301-314 - Doron A. Peled, Wojciech Penczek:

Using asynchronous Büchi automata for efficient automatic verification of concurrent systems. PSTV 1995: 315-330 - Riccardo Sisto:

A method to build symbolic representations of LOTOS specifications. PSTV 1995: 331-346
Invited Paper
- Michel Diaz, Thierry Villemur, François Vernadat:

Formal design of cooperative systems. PSTV 1995: 349-365
Part Eight - High Speed/Multimedia
- Stefan Fischer:

On the suitability of Estelle for multimedia systems. PSTV 1995: 369-384 - O. Catrina:

Protocol analysis and verification methods, application to the Xpress Transfer protocol 4.0. PSTV 1995: 385-400
Part Nine - Towards Implementation
- Ralf Plato, Thomas Held, Hartmut König:

PARES - a portable parallel Estelle compiler. PSTV 1995: 403-418 - Luci Pirmez, Aloysio Pedroza, Antonio Carneiro de Mesquita Filho:

A methodology for the implementation of protocols in hardware from a formal description. PSTV 1995: 419-434 - Jacek Wytrebowicz:

Hardware specification generated from Estelle. PSTV 1995: 435-450

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