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FM2011: 17th International Symposium on Formal Methods, Lero, University of Limerick↑, Limerick↑, Republic of Ireland↑, 20–24 June 2011 (organized by Formal Methods Europe).
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What's new on the Formal Methods Wiki
- 23 June 2010 — FM2011 information
- 17th International Symposium on Formal Methods.
- 22 January 2010 — Material for a Z course and book
- are now freely available on this wiki.
- 27 February 2009 — launch of the Formal Methods Wiki
- This wiki is for information on formal methods. It is planned that information from the Virtual Library↑ formal methods pages will be transferred to this wiki.
- 26 March 2009 — Formal Methods Wiki announcement
- The FM Wiki was announced on formal methods-related mailing lists and newsgroups.
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Featured information
This wiki has been set up by Jonathan Bowen with the aim of allowing the formal methods community to add content that may be too detailed or technical for Wikipedia.
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See the excellent Z Word Tools for writing Z notation using Microsoft Word↑ by Anthony Hall↑.
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