Formal verification of E-voting: solutions and challenges
Formal verification of E-voting: solutions and challenges. Véronique Cortier. 3rd SigLog Newsletter, ACM Special Interest Group on Logic and Computation, 2(1):25–34, January 2015.
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Abstract
In the last ten years, electronic voting has been used in an ever growing number of elections. There are many reasons for this development. First, some election modes require a mechanized way for counting since the number of questions or the number of choices is too large for a manual counting. Electronic voting also allows one to vote from home, possibly avoiding long travels. Sometimes, it simply follows the trend of using Internet in our daily life.
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@Article{SigLog2015, author = {V\'eronique Cortier}, title = {Formal verification of E-voting: solutions and challenges}, journal = {3rd SigLog Newsletter, ACM Special Interest Group on Logic and Computation}, year = {2015}, OPTkey = {}, volume = {2}, number = {1}, pages = {25-34}, month = {January}, OPTnote = {}, abstract = {In the last ten years, electronic voting has been used in an ever growing number of elections. There are many reasons for this development. First, some election modes require a mechanized way for counting since the number of questions or the number of choices is too large for a manual counting. Electronic voting also allows one to vote from home, possibly avoiding long travels. Sometimes, it simply follows the trend of using Internet in our daily life.}, OPTannote = {}, }