Join us for an exciting and collaborative workshop dedicated to the Prototype Verification System! This event aims to bring together users, practitioners, and enthusiasts from around the world to foster a vibrant and supportive community centered around PVS.
Whether you are a seasoned PVS user or new to the theorem prover, this workshop offers a unique opportunity to learn, connect, and contribute to the PVS community. Don't miss out on this chance to be part of a global network of like-minded individuals passionate about advancing formal verification and theorem proving.
All times are in ET.
9:00 am | 1h | PVS 8.0 (Main features, PVS2C, etc.) |
10:00 am | 30' | VSCode-PVS demo |
10:30 am | 15' | ☕️ Break |
10:45 am | 45' | Rapid Prototyping & Evaluation with PVSio |
11:30 am | 30' | PVS Community (NASALib, collaboration & interaction) |
12:00 am | 1h | 🍽️ Lunch |
1:00 pm | 1h | Plaidypvs |
2:00 pm | 45' | PVS Internals & Debugging Tools for PVS |
2:45 pm | 15' | ☕️ Break |
3:00 pm | 1h | The Algebra Library and Applications of Quaternions |
4:00 pm | 45' | Differential testing with PVSio |
4:45 pm | 15' | Closing remarks + Operational Meeting |
The PVS Day will also be hosted by the Computer Science Department at William & Mary, in Williamsburg, Virginia. Following the NFM spirit, participation in the PVS Day is free, but registration is mandatory (via the NFM registration form).
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