Logic synthesis and verification algorithms
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Author
Contributions
- Somenzi, Fabio. - Contributor
Publication
1996 - Kluwer Academic Publishers, Boston, Massachusetts
Language
English
Word Count
141,000 words, Guess
Page Count
564 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL984032M
- ISBN-100792397460
- OCLC Control Number34699608
- OCLC Control Numberlogicsynthesisve00gdha
- Library of Congress Control Number96021769
and 2 more
- LibraryThing851434
- Goodreads2496679
Classifications
- DDC621.39/5
- LCCTK7874.75 .H33 1996
Description
Logic Synthesis and Verification Algorithms blends mathematical foundations and algorithmic developments with circuit design issues. Each new technique is presented in the context of its application to design. Through the study of optimal two-level and multilevel combinational circuit design, the reader is introduced to basic concepts, such as Boolean algebra, local search, and algebraic factorization. Similarly, through the study of optimal sequential circuit design, the reader is introduced to graph algorithms, finite state systems, and language theory. Throughout the book, recurrent themes such as branch and bound, dynamic programming, and symbolic implicit enumeration are used to establish optimal design principles. Circuit designers and CAD tool developers alike will find Logic Synthesis and Verification Algorithms useful as an introductory and reference text. The rich collection of examples and solved problems make this book ideal for self study. Because of its careful balance of theory and application, Logic Synthesis and Verification Algorithms will serve well as a textbook for upper division and first year graduate students in electrical and computer engineering.
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