I have created a new Formal Methods Wiki under http://formalmethods.wikia.com . This includes new versions of the Virtual Library↑ formal methods (VLfm) pages, that are unfortunately now offline due to a disk error. These pages are now editable by anyone, so I am hoping that members of the formal methods community will improve these and bring them up to date, as well as adding new formal methods-related material.
The facility is based on Wikia↑, established by Jimmy Wales↑ who also founded Wikipedia↑. The underlying wiki↑ software is MediaWiki↑, the same as Wikipedia. I would encourage all members of the formal methods community to contribute any information related to formal methods to the wiki, including hyperlinks↑ to further information. It is best although not essential to register with the site if you plan to do more that a small number of edits. This is very simple (similar to Wikipedia). If you are unsure of the MediaWiki markup, it is easiest to press the "Edit" button on a page that is similar to one you wish to create, copy the text, paste it into the new page, and edit it as required.
I hope this facility is helpful. Please don't worry about making mistakes since everything is easily correctable on a wiki; I will keep an eye on new entries and edit further as needed. I look forward to your active participation on the site!
Prof. Jonathan P. Bowen, Emeritus Professor,
London South Bank University↑
Faculty of BCIM, Borough Road, London↑ SE1 0AA, UK↑
Visiting Professor, King's College London↑
Email: jonathan.bowen@lsbu.ac.uk
URL: http://jpbowen.googlepages.com
See also
External links
- Announcement on Formal Methods Europe website
- Announcement on testforum.nl