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Applied Formal Methods for Elections
Jian Wang
Programming Logic and Semantics
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model checker
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Policy Compliance
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Linear Temporal Logic
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Information Technology
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Voting Behavior
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Verifiability
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Applied Formal Methods
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E-voting System
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Voter Experience
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Election Technologies
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Electoral Process
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Voting System
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Single Transferable Vote
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Linear Temporal Logic
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Polling Stations
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Source Code
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Information Technology
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Democratic Principles
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Decision Maker
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System Developers
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Statistical Model
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Compliance Checking
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Automata
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Lines of Code
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Error-prone
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Formal Methods
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Model Checker
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Waiting Time
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First-past-the-post
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First-order Logic
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Development Time
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Administrators
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Data Collection Methods
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Voter Behavior
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Automated Data Collection
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Satisfiability Modulo Theories
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D'Hondt
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Algorithm Experience
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Static Analyzer
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Policy Compliance
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Bounded Model Checking
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Semantic Criteria
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Technical Problems
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Forensic Analysis
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Social Choice
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Advances in Technology
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Modern Code
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Array Theory
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Making Decisions
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