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Travelled to:
1 × Sweden
3 × Italy
4 × USA
Collaborated with:
C.L.Talcott F.Honsell S.F.Smith
Talks about:
program (5) transform (3) effect (3) oper (3) maud (3) function (2) equival (2) reason (2) tranlsat (1) protocol (1)

Person: Ian A. Mason

DBLP DBLP: Mason:Ian_A=

Contributed to:

WRLA 20042005
WRLA 20002000
ICALP 19971997
CSL 19921992
LICS 19921992
PEPM 19911991
PLILP 19901990
ICALP 19891989
LICS 19891989
LICS 19861986

Wrote 10 papers:

WRLA-2004-MasonT05 #framework #interactive #maude #named #platform
IOP: The InterOperability Platform & IMaude: An Interactive Extension of Maude (IAM, CLT), pp. 315–333.
WRLA-2000-MasonT #maude #network #protocol #simulation
Simple Network Protocol Simulation within Maude (IAM, CLT), pp. 274–291.
ICALP-1997-MasonT #semantics
A Semantically Sound Actor Tranlsation (IAM, CLT), pp. 369–378.
CSL-1992-HonsellMST #formal method #functional
A Theory of Classes for a Functional Language with Effects (FH, IAM, SFS, CLT), pp. 309–326.
LICS-1992-MasonT #reasoning
References, Local Variables and Operational Reasoning (IAM, CLT), pp. 186–197.
PEPM-1991-MasonT #component #configuration management #program transformation
Program Transformations for Configuring Components (IAM, CLT), pp. 297–308.
PLILP-1990-MasonT #reasoning #source code
Reasoning About Programs with Effects (IAM, CLT), pp. 189–203.
ICALP-1989-MasonT #abstraction #programming
Programming, Transforming, and Providing with Function Abstractions and Memories (IAM, CLT), pp. 574–588.
LICS-1989-MasonT #axiom #equivalence
Axiomatizing Operational Equivalence in the Presence of Side Effects (IAM, CLT), pp. 284–293.
LICS-1986-Mason #equivalence #first-order #lisp #proving #source code
Equivalence of First Order LISP Programs. Proving Properties of Destructive Programs via Transformation (IAM), pp. 105–117.

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