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Algebraic Specifications, Mobile Communication Protocols, Formal Specification and Verification of Systems

My Diploma thesis was on developing a tool that predicts the level of the signal power of a Mobile Communication System using Electromagnetic Methods under the supervision of Prof. Panayiotis Frangos, at the Laboratory of Radar Systems of the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, NTUA. The object of my Ph.D and current research is the Formal Specification and Verification of Mobile Communication Systems- Protocols using Algebraic Specification Languages, under the supervision of Dr. Petros Stefaneas and Prof. Panayiotis Frangos. Algebraic Specification Languages are Formal Methods based on mathematical logics and provide a rigorous base for specification and verification of complex software and concurrent systems. The language I use is CafeOBJ, a language developed in Japan by the team of LDL, JAIST, under the leadership of Kokichi Futatsugi.

 

PhD Thesis Abstract

 

PhD Thesis Presentation (in Greek)