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From: Ruaridh Macdonald (on UK.MOD.RSRE) <RM@uk.mod.rsre>
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Subject: Z Forum Issue 4.2
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27th January 1989              Z FORUM              Volume 4 Issue 2
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                            Today's Topics
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                        Bibliography Addendum
                        Research Officer Posts
                        Tabs in Z Forum
 
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From:    Ruaridh Macdonald (on UK.MOD.RSRE) <RM@RSRE>
Date:    Fri, 13 Jan 89 11:03    
Subject: Bibliography Addendum

 
The following were presented at a tutorial day preceding the 1989
Refinement Workshop held at the Open University.
 
%A John B. Wordsworth
%T A Z Development Method
%I IBM UK Laboratories Ltd., Hursley Park, Winchester
%P 30
%D 3rd January 1989
 
%A John B. Wordsworth
%T Refinement Tutorial: A Storage Manager
%I IBM UK Laboratories Ltd., Hursley Park, Winchester
%P 27
%D 4th January 1989
 
%A Jim C.P. Woodcock
%T Parallel Refinement in Z
%I Programming Research Group, Oxford University
%P 12
%D 6th January 1989
 
%A Jim C.P. Woodcock
%T Transaction Refinement in Z
%I Programming Research Group, Oxford University
%P 6
%D 6th January 1989
 
The papers by Jim Woodcock represent current thinking on work in progress.
Copies are available from him on request (Programming Research Group,
8-11 Keble Road, Oxford. OX1 3QD. Email: jimw@uk.ac.oxford.prg.sevax).
 
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Date:    Wed, 25 Jan 89 15:43:57 GMT
From:    bowen@uk.ac.oxford.prg
Subject: ESPRIT II Formal Methods Research Officer posts

		    OXFORD UNIVERSITY COMPUTING LABORATORY
			  Programming Research Group

The PRG consists  of 12 academic  staff  and around  40 research  officers  and
doctoral students,  engaged in teaching and carrying out research  in computing
science,  primarily in the area of formal methods.  The PRG is complemented  by
the Numerical  Analysis Group which together form the Computing  Laboratory  at
Oxford University.

				   ESPRIT II
			       RESEARCH OFFICERS
				
Applications  are invited  from  Mathematics  or Computing  graduates  or other
suitably  qualified  candidates  for posts on a number of EEC funded ESPRIT  II
projects  which are due to start shortly in the Programming  Research  Group at
the Computing Laboratory.


    ESPRIT II: Maintenance Validation and Documentation of Software Systems
				
The REDO project  aims to produce  methods  and a prototype  toolkit which will
aid in the restructuring  of existing  program code and documentation  to bring
it into line with modern standards  of structure  and practice.  Oxford's  role
will be to supply formal  methods  expertise  wherever  it can be applied  with
advantage  in the project and transmit  such information  to other partners  as
necessary.  The formal  notation  Z,  developed  at the PRG  and  based  on set
theory,  is likely  to be used where appropriate,  but not to the exclusion  of
other notations,  which may be specifically  developed  from existing notations
for the project if required.

There  are two posts  available  from  January  1989 onwards  for three  years.
Equipment will consist of Sun 3/60 workstations running Unix.  A certain amount
of European  travel  will  be involved  to liaise  with other  partners  on the
project.

Salary,  according to age,  qualifications and experience,  will normally be on
the Research Officer Grade 1A scale (9,875 -- 15,720).

Further particulars from:

		The Administrator,
		Oxford University Computing Laboratory,
		11 Keble Road,
		Oxford
		OX1 3QD.
		(Tel. 0865 273838)

Applications,  including  full curriculum  vitae,  and two referees,  should be
sent by 3rd February 1989.

	     Oxford University is an equal opportunities employer.

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Date:    Fri, 13 Jan 89 13:14:30 GMT
From:    NER034@uk.ac.tees-poly.prime-a
Subject: Tabs in ZForum

Please, please, could you eather refrane from using or just remove,
tabs from the ZForum files.  We run Prime systems, and the internal
mail facility replaces the tabs with quierys (?).  Before I allow
anybody else to view the files, I have to go through them,
reformatting them as I think you ment them to be.

Peter Knaggs
(All Z related mail to be sent to ACC111 @ uk.ac.tp.pa)

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