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SAT-based Model Checking and its applications to Train Control Software / Phillip James

Swansea University Author: Phillip James
Published 2010

In collection: Faculty of Science and Engineering

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Automatically Verifying Railway Interlockings using SAT-based Model Checking / Phillip James

Swansea University Author: Phillip James
Published in AVoCS'10 -- Proceedings of the Tenth International Workshop on Automated Verification of Critical Systems (2011)

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Designing Domain Specific Languages for Verification and Applications to the Railway Domain / Phillip James

Swansea University Author: Phillip James
Published 2014

In collection: Faculty of Science and Engineering

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Designing domain specific lanaguages for verification and applications to the railway domain. / Phillip James

Swansea University Author: Phillip James
Published 2014

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Optimal Transparency and Policy Intervention with Heterogeneous Signals and Information Stickiness / Phillip Lawler

Swansea University Author: Jonathan James
Published in The Manchester School (2016)

In collection: Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences

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Productivity, indexation and macroeconomic outcomes: The implications of goods market competition and wage bargaining structure / Phillip Lawler

Swansea University Author: Jonathan James
Published in Journal of Economics and Business (2006)

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Optimal delegation implications of central bank transparency / Jonathan James, Phillip Lawler

Swansea University Authors: Jonathan James, Phillip Lawler
Published in Economics Letters (2011)

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Strategic Complementarity, Stabilization Policy and the Optimal Degree of Publicity / Jonathan James, Phillip Lawler

Swansea University Authors: Jonathan James, Phillip Lawler
Published in Journal of Money, Credit and Banking (2012)

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Designing Domain Specific Languages for Verification: First Steps. / Markus Roggenbach, Phillip James

Swansea University Authors: Markus Roggenbach, Phillip James
Published 2011

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Union objectives and indexation externalities in a monopolistically competitive economy / Jonathan James, Phillip Lawler

Swansea University Authors: Jonathan James, Phillip Lawler
Published in Research in Economics (2010)

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Macroeconomic shocks, unionized labour markets and central bank disclosure policy: How beneficial is increased transparency? / Jonathan James, Phillip Lawler

Swansea University Authors: Jonathan James, Phillip Lawler
Published in European Journal of Political Economy (2010)

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Unions, monopolistic competition and the optimal monetary regime / Phillip Lawler

Swansea University Author: Jonathan James
Published in Metroeconomica (2011)

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Union Objectives, Wage-Setting Externalities and Structural Constraints / Jonathan James, Phillip Lawler

Swansea University Authors: Jonathan James, Phillip Lawler
Published in Ekonomia (2010)

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Aggregate demand shocks, private signals and employment variability: Can better information be harmful? / Jonathan James, Phillip Lawler

Swansea University Authors: Jonathan James, Phillip Lawler
Published in Economics Letters (2008)

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Aggregate demand shocks, central bank preferences and macroeconomic outcomes with imperfect information / Jonathan James, Phillip Lawler

Swansea University Authors: Jonathan James, Phillip Lawler
Published in Economics Letters (2009)

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Heterogeneous information quality; strategic complementarities and optimal policy design / Jonathan James, Phillip Lawler

Swansea University Authors: Jonathan James, Phillip Lawler
Published in Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization (2012)

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Supply shocks, private sector information and monetary policy: Is there inevitably a stabilization trade-off? / Jonathan James, Phillip Lawler

Swansea University Authors: Jonathan James, Phillip Lawler
Published in Economics Letters (2007)

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Might a conservative central banker reduce employment variability? / Phillip Lawler

Swansea University Author: Jonathan James
Published in Economics Letters (2006)

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Encapsulating Formal Methods within Domain Specific Languages: A Solution for Verifying Railway Scheme Plans / Phillip James, Markus Roggenbach

Swansea University Authors: Phillip James, Markus Roggenbach
Published in Mathematics in Computer Science (2014)

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Heterogeneous private sector information, central bank disclosure, and stabilization policy / Phillip Lawler

Swansea University Author: Jonathan James
Published in Southern Economic Journal (2015)

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37 Journal article 18 Conference Paper/Proceeding/Abstract 5 Book chapter 1 E-Thesis 1 Other 1 Staff Thesis see all ...

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27 Phillip James 15 Jonathan James 10 Markus Roggenbach 10 Phillip Lawler 8 Faron Moller 5 Filippos Pantekis more ... 4 Adrian Evans 4 Liam O'Reilly 4 Hoang Nguyen 4 Monika Seisenberger 3 Phillip James 3 Ronan Lyons 3 Hayley Hutchings 2 Ben Lloyd-Roberts 2 Oliver Kullmann 2 Mike Edwards 2 Alan Watkins 2 Claire O'Neill 1 Arnold Beckmann 1 Carlos Garcia De Leaniz 1 Daniel Obaid 1 Luke Roberts 1 Sofia Consuegra del Olmo 1 Jeffrey Davies 1 Steve Bain 1 Anton Setzer 1 Ulrich Berger 1 Karl Hawkins 1 Owen Bodger 1 Luca Borger see all ... less ...

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28 Faculty of Science and Engineering 15 Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences 12 Faculty of Medicine, Health and Life Sciences see all ...

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27 School of Mathematics and Computer Science - Computer Science 14 School of Management - Economics 9 Swansea University Medical School - Medicine 3 Swansea University Medical School - Health Data Science 1 School of Biosciences, Geography and Physics - Biosciences 1 School of Management see all ...

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