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This category contains resources that provide Frequently Asked Questions, Glossaries and or Acronyms relating to Formal Methods topics
  • Formal Methods Europe FAQ: Formal Methods - FME is a European organization, supported by the Commission of the European Union, with the mission of promoting and supporting the industrial use of formal methods for computer systems development. This page, maintained by FME, responds to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) regarding Larch, Petri Nets, the Vienna Development Method (VDM) and Z notation for formal specification.

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