Name
Affiliation
Papers
MAURICE H. TER BEEK
ISTICNR, Via G. Moruzzi 1, 56124 Pisa, Italy
128
Collaborators
Citations 
PageRank 
104
718
62.08
Referers 
Referees 
References 
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1397
1607
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Title
Citations
PageRank
Year
Efficient static analysis and verification of featured transition systems00.342022
Static Analysis and Family-based Model Checking of Featured Transition Systems with VMC00.342021
Static analysis and family-based model checking with VMC.00.342021
The 2020 Expert Survey on Formal Methods.00.342020
A Framework for Quantitative Modeling and Analysis of Highly (Re)configurable Systems20.362020
Timed service contract automata00.342020
Tackling the equivalent mutant problem in real-time systems - the 12 commandments of model-based mutation testing.00.342020
Synthesis of Orchestrations and Choreographies: Bridging the Gap between Supervisory Control and Coordination of Services00.342020
Compositionality of Safe Communication in Systems of Team Automata.00.342020
Variability meets security - qantitative security modeling and analysis of highly customizable attack scenarios.00.342020
Family-Based SPL Model Checking Using Parity Games with Variability.00.342020
Survey On Formal Methods And Tools In Railways: The Astrail Approach20.362019
Textual variability modeling languages: an overview and considerations20.372019
From the Archives of the Formal Methods and Tools Lab - Axiomatising and Contextualising ACTL.00.342019
Modelling and Analysing ERTMS L3 Moving Block Railway Signalling with Simulink and Uppaal SMC.10.372019
Adopting Formal Methods in an Industrial Setting - The Railways Case.10.352019
Summary Of: On The Expressiveness Of Modal Transition Systems With Variability Constraints00.342019
The Legacy of Stefania Gnesi - From Software Engineering to Formal Methods and Tools, and Back.00.342019
Replicated Computations Results (RCR) Report for "Design and Verification of Trusted Collective Adaptive Systems".10.362018
On the Industrial Uptake of Formal Methods in the Railway Domain - A Survey with Stakeholders.00.342018
States and Events in KandISTI - A Retrospective.00.342018
Formal methods for transport systems.40.402018
Orchestration Synthesis For Real-Time Service Contracts00.342018
Statistical Model Checking of a Moving Block Railway Signalling Scenario with Uppaal SMC - Experience and Outlook.00.342018
Formal methods and automated verification of critical systems.00.342018
X-by-Construction.00.342018
Guest Editorial for the Special Issue on FORmal methods for the quantitative Evaluation of Collective Adaptive SysTems (FORECAST).20.382018
Modelling and analysis with featured modal contract automata.00.342018
Product line models of large cyber-physical systems: the case of ERTMS/ETCS.00.342018
A framework for quantitative modeling and analysis of highly (re)configurable systems.60.412017
Orchestration Of Dynamic Service Product Lines With Featured Modal Contract Automata20.362017
Family-Based Model Checking with mCRL2.80.442017
Towards A Feature Mu-Calculus Targeting Spl Verification40.392016
Editorial preface for the JLAMP Special Issue on Formal Methods for Software Product Line Engineering30.392016
Supervisory Controller Synthesis for Product Lines Using CIF 3.70.502016
Automated verification of programs and Web systems10.362016
Conditions for Compatibility of Components - The Case of Masters and Slaves.00.342016
Statistical Model Checking for Product Lines.90.452016
Correctness-by-Construction and Post-hoc Verification: Friends or Foes?10.372016
Modelling and analysing variability in product families: Model checking of modal transition systems with variability constraints.250.752016
Variability-Based Design of Services for Smart Transportation Systems.30.382016
Using FMC for family-based analysis of software product lines40.402015
From EU Projects to a Family of Model Checkers - From Kandinsky to KandISTI.00.342015
Communication and Compatibility in Systems of Systems: Correctness-by-Construction.10.352015
Towards Automatic Decision Support for Bike-Sharing System Design50.462015
Applying the product lines paradigm to the quantitative analysis of collective adaptive systems50.442015
Challenges in Modelling and Analyzing Quantitative Aspects of Bike-Sharing Systems70.582014
Fomal Methods and Analyses in Software Product Line Engineering - (Track Summary).00.342014
Using mCRL2 for the analysis of software product lines170.562014
Software product line analysis with mCRL250.412014
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