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The logic is introduced in [http://deploy-eprints.ecs.soton.ac.uk/53/2/sld_mth1.pdf these slides] and Jean-Raymond Abrial's book "Modeling in Event-B".
 
The logic is introduced in [http://deploy-eprints.ecs.soton.ac.uk/53/2/sld_mth1.pdf these slides] and Jean-Raymond Abrial's book "Modeling in Event-B".
Note that those introductory texts are partially outdated w.r.t. the version implemented by Rodin and / or neglect important aspects of the logic (e.g. types and well-definedness).
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Note that those introductory texts are partially outdated w.r.t. the version implemented by Rodin (see [[How Rodin Deviates from Abrial's Book]]).
  
 
=Specification Documents=
 
=Specification Documents=

Revision as of 13:35, 30 August 2010

This page gives a brief summary of documents describing Event-B's logic aka mathematical language.

Introductory Texts

The logic is introduced in these slides and Jean-Raymond Abrial's book "Modeling in Event-B". Note that those introductory texts are partially outdated w.r.t. the version implemented by Rodin (see How Rodin Deviates from Abrial's Book).

Specification Documents

A comprehensive specification of the logic (abstract syntax, semantics, proof calculus, core theories) is currently being written. Partners of the DEPLOY project can access the current draft.

Event-B's concrete syntax (V2, supported since Rodin 1.0.0) is specified in kernel_lang.pdf. An older version (available in mathLanguage-2007-10-26.pdf) describes the concrete syntax used by the Rodin platform up to releases 0.9.x. The changes between these two versions are summarized in Changes_to_the_Mathematical_Language_of_Event-B.