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THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS OF VLSI DESIGN
Cambridge Tracts in Theoretical
Computer Science
Managing Editor Professor CJ. van Rijsbergen, Department of Computing Science,
University of Glasgow
Editorial Board
S. Abramsky, Department of Computing Science, Imperial College of Science and Technology
P.H. Aczel, Department of Computer Science, University of Manchester
J.W. de Bakker, Centrum voor Wiskunde en Informatica, Amsterdam
J.A. Goguen, Programming Research Group, University of Oxford
J.V. Tucker, Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, University College of Swansea
Titles in the series
1.
G. Chaitin Algorithmic Information Theory
2.
L.C. Paulson Logic and Computation
3.
M. Spivey Understanding Z
4.
G. Revesz Lambda Calculus, Combinators and Logic Programming
5.
A. Ramsay Topology via Logic
6. S. Vickers Formal Methods in Artificial Intelligence
7.
J-Y. Girard, Y. Lafont & P. Taylor Proofs and Types
8. J. Clifford Formal Sematics & Pragmatics for Natural Language Processing
9. M. Winslett
Updating
Logical Databases
10.
K. McEvoy & J.V. Tucker (eds) Theoretical Foundations of
VLSI
Design
12.
G. Brewka Nonmonotonic Reasoning
13.
G. Smolka Logic Programming over Polymorphically Order-Sorted Types
THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS
OF
VLSI DESIGN
Edited by
K. McEVOY
University of Leeds
andJ.V. TUCKER
University College of Swansea
The right of the
University of Cambridge
to print and sell
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Henry VIII in 1534.
The University has printed
and published continuously
since 1584.
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS
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© Cambridge University Press 1990
First published 1990
Printed in Great Britain at the University Press, Cambridge
Library of Congress cataloguing
in
publication data available
British Library cataloguing
in
publication data available
ISBN0 521366313
Contents
List of contributors vii
Preface
ix
Introduction
1 Theoretical foundations of hardware design
K. McEvoy
andJ.V.
Tucker 1
Part 1 Formal methods and verification
2 A mechanized proof of correctness of a simple counter
A.
Cohn and
M.
Gordon 65
3 A formal model for the hierarchical design of synchronous and systolic algorithms
K. McEvoy 97
4 Verification of a systolic algorithm in process algebra
W.P.Weijland
139
Part 2 Theory and methodology of design
5 Formal specification of a digital correlator
N.A.
Harman and J. V. Tucker 161
6 Describing and reasoning about circuits using relations
M. Sheeran 263
7 The synthesis of VLSI signal processors: theory and example
H.C. Yung 299
Part 3 Methods of circuits and complexity theory
8 The prioritiser experiment: estimation and measurement of computation
time in VLSI
P.M. Dew, E. King, J.V. Tucker and
A.
Williams 347
9 Superpolynomial lower bounds on monotone network complexity
P.E. Dunne 403
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