Advances in Computing Science - ASIAN 2003, Programming Languages and Distributed Computation

Achieving Type Safety for Low-Level Code.- Kernel Mode Linux: Toward an Operating System Protected by a Type Theory.- Self-configurable Mirror Servers for Automatic Adaptation to Service Demand Fluctuation.- Information Flow Security for XML Transformations.- Unreliable Failure Detectors via Operational Semantics.- Bankable Postage for Network Services.- Global Predicate Detection under Fine-Grained Modalities.- Combining Hierarchical Specification with Hierarchical Implementation.- Automatic Generation of Simple Lemmas from Recursive Definitions Using Decision Procedures – Preliminary Report –.- Deaccumulation – Improving Provability.- Incentive Compatible Mechanism Based on Linear Pricing Scheme for Single-Minded Auction.- Hierarchical Structure of 1-Safe Petri Nets.- A Calculus for Secure Mobility.- A Calculus of Bounded Capacities.- Paradigm Regained: Abstraction Mechanisms for Access Control.- The Design and Evaluation of a Middleware Library for Distribution of Language Entities.- Generating Optimal Linear Temporal Logic Monitors by Coinduction.- Probabilistic Timed Simulation Verification and Its Application to Stepwise Refinement of Real-Time Systems.- Model Checking Probabilistic Distributed Systems.

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