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What it is

A Lean 4 formal model of hypervisor physical page ownership. It includes an executable transition system, a two-level page table with MMU, event and scheduler layers, and machine-checked theorems on isolation, authorised access, reclamation and noninterference between guests.

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Formal methods researchers and systems engineers verifying hypervisor memory isolation in Lean 4

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