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Mechanizing Transactional Anomalous Patterns for Weak Isolation Levels
Recently proposed transactional anomalous patterns (TAPs) provide a semantic characterization of weak isolation levels and serve as the foundation for TAP-based isolation checking. Yet, these characterizations currently exist only as pen-and-paper proofs. We present the first machine-checked formali
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