Abstract. In this paper, we present a symbolic reachability algorithm for process algebras with recursive data types. Like the various saturation based algorithms of Ciardo et al, the algorithm is based on partitioning of the transition relation into events whose influence is local. As new fea-tures, our algorithm supports recursive data types and allows unbounded non-determinism, which is needed to support open systems with data. The algorithm does not use any specific features of process algebras. That is, it will work for any system that consists of a fixed number of communicating processes, where in each atomic step only a subset of the processes participate. As proof of concept we have implemented the algorithm in the context of the µC...
AbstractWe address the verification problem of FIFO-channel systems. We apply the symbolic analysis ...
Process algebra is a widely accepted and much used technique in the specification and verification o...
An extension of process algebra is introduced which can be compared to (propositional) dynamic logic...
Abstract. In this paper, we present a symbolic reachability algorithm for process algebras with recu...
This paper is an approach to combine the reachability problem with semantic notions like bisimulati...
Various process algebras have been introduced for reasoning about concurrent systems. Some of them i...
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AbstractWe study the reachability problem for cryptographic protocols represented as processes relyi...
AbstractWe study the reachability problem for cryptographic protocols represented as processes relyi...
AbstractThis paper is an approach to combine the reachability problem with semantic notions like bis...
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We develop a (co)algebraic framework to study a family of process calculi with monadic branching str...
We prove soundness and completeness for some ACP-style concrete, relative-time, discrete-time proces...
Emerging interaction paradigms, such as service-oriented computing, and new technological challenges...
Value passing process algebras with infinite data domains need to be equipped with symbolic semantic...
AbstractWe address the verification problem of FIFO-channel systems. We apply the symbolic analysis ...
Process algebra is a widely accepted and much used technique in the specification and verification o...
An extension of process algebra is introduced which can be compared to (propositional) dynamic logic...
Abstract. In this paper, we present a symbolic reachability algorithm for process algebras with recu...
This paper is an approach to combine the reachability problem with semantic notions like bisimulati...
Various process algebras have been introduced for reasoning about concurrent systems. Some of them i...
We present a new algebra for processes that involve queueing operations. The algebra uses operators ...
AbstractWe study the reachability problem for cryptographic protocols represented as processes relyi...
AbstractWe study the reachability problem for cryptographic protocols represented as processes relyi...
AbstractThis paper is an approach to combine the reachability problem with semantic notions like bis...
AbstractWe define a new model called O-PRS that extends the Process Rewrite Systems formalism with a...
We develop a (co)algebraic framework to study a family of process calculi with monadic branching str...
We prove soundness and completeness for some ACP-style concrete, relative-time, discrete-time proces...
Emerging interaction paradigms, such as service-oriented computing, and new technological challenges...
Value passing process algebras with infinite data domains need to be equipped with symbolic semantic...
AbstractWe address the verification problem of FIFO-channel systems. We apply the symbolic analysis ...
Process algebra is a widely accepted and much used technique in the specification and verification o...
An extension of process algebra is introduced which can be compared to (propositional) dynamic logic...