Eric Kerfoot : Publications
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	[1]Automated Model−based Verification of Object−Oriented Code J. S. Ostroff‚ C. Wang‚ E. Kerfoot and F. A. Torshizi In Verified Software: Theories‚ Tools‚ Experiments (VSTTE Workshop‚ Floc 2006). Microsoft Research MSR−TR−2006−117. 2006. Details about Automated Model−based Verification of Object−Oriented Code | BibTeX data for Automated Model−based Verification of Object−Oriented Code | Download (pdf) of Automated Model−based Verification of Object−Oriented Code 
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	[2]Checking Concurrent Contracts with Aspects Eric Kerfoot and Steve McKeever In Proceedings of the 25th Annual Symposium On Applied Computing. March, 2010. Details about Checking Concurrent Contracts with Aspects | BibTeX data for Checking Concurrent Contracts with Aspects | Download (pdf) of Checking Concurrent Contracts with Aspects 
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	[3]Deadlock Freedom Through Object Ownership Eric Kerfoot‚ Steve McKeever and Faraz Torshizi In Tobias Wrigstad, editor, 5rd International Workshop on Aliasing‚ Confinement and Ownership in object−oriented programming (IWACO)‚ in conjunction with ECOOP 2009. July, 2009. Details about Deadlock Freedom Through Object Ownership | BibTeX data for Deadlock Freedom Through Object Ownership | Download (pdf) of Deadlock Freedom Through Object Ownership 
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	[4]Formal Relationships in Sequential Object Systems Eric Kerfoot PhD Thesis 2010. Details about Formal Relationships in Sequential Object Systems | BibTeX data for Formal Relationships in Sequential Object Systems | Download (pdf) of Formal Relationships in Sequential Object Systems 
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	[5]Maintaining Invariants Through Object Coupling Mechanisms Eric Kerfoot and Steve McKeever In Tobias Wrigstad, editor, 3rd International Workshop on Aliasing‚ Confinement and Ownership in object−oriented programming (IWACO)‚ in conjunction with ECOOP 2007. July, 2007. Details about Maintaining Invariants Through Object Coupling Mechanisms | BibTeX data for Maintaining Invariants Through Object Coupling Mechanisms | Download (pdf) of Maintaining Invariants Through Object Coupling Mechanisms 
 
						
		    
                 
                    