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A transformational method is given for specifying and verifying fault-tolerant, real-time programs. Such a program needs to be provably correct according to both its functional and real-time requirements, despite the possible occurrence of system failures. The paper demonstrates that a suitably expressive logic for real-time systems makes it possible to naturally model the state changes caused by system failures and determine their effect on the functional and real-time properties of executions.
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