Abstract. Determining the complexity of the reachability problem for vector addition systems with states (VASS) is a long-standing open problem in computer science. Long known to be decidable, the problem to this day lacks any complexity upper bound whatsoever. In this paper, reachability for two-dimensional VASS is shown PSPACE-complete. This improves on a previously known doubly exponential time bound established by Howell, Rosier, Huynh and Yen in 1986. The coverability and boundedness problems are also noted to be PSPACE-complete. In addition, some complexity results are given for the reachability problem in two-dimensional VASS and in integer VASS when numbers are encoded in unary. 1
We prove that the reachability problem for two-dimensional vector addition systems with states is NL...
We investigate the dimension-parametric complexity of the reachability problem in vector addition sy...
Branching VASS (BVASS) generalise vector addition systems with states by allowing for special branch...
Abstract. Determining the complexity of the reachability problem for vector addition systems with st...
We prove that the reachability problem for two-dimensional vector addition systems with states is NL...
We prove that the reachability problem for two-dimensional vector addition systems with states is NL...
International audienceWe prove that the reachability problem for two-dimensional vector addition sys...
Blondin et al. showed at LICS 2015 that two-dimensional vector addition systems with states have rea...
Blondin et al. showed at LICS 2015 that two-dimensional vector addition systems with states have rea...
Blondin et al. showed at LICS 2015 that two-dimensional vector addition systems with states have rea...
Blondin et al. showed at LICS 2015 that two-dimensional vector addition systems with states have rea...
We briefly describe recent advances on understanding the complexity of the reachability problem for ...
AbstractIn this paper, we analyse the complexity of the reachability, containment, and equivalence p...
The reachability problem is a central decision problem in verification of vector addition systems wi...
Branching VASS (BVASS) generalise vector addition systems with states by allowing for special branch...
We prove that the reachability problem for two-dimensional vector addition systems with states is NL...
We investigate the dimension-parametric complexity of the reachability problem in vector addition sy...
Branching VASS (BVASS) generalise vector addition systems with states by allowing for special branch...
Abstract. Determining the complexity of the reachability problem for vector addition systems with st...
We prove that the reachability problem for two-dimensional vector addition systems with states is NL...
We prove that the reachability problem for two-dimensional vector addition systems with states is NL...
International audienceWe prove that the reachability problem for two-dimensional vector addition sys...
Blondin et al. showed at LICS 2015 that two-dimensional vector addition systems with states have rea...
Blondin et al. showed at LICS 2015 that two-dimensional vector addition systems with states have rea...
Blondin et al. showed at LICS 2015 that two-dimensional vector addition systems with states have rea...
Blondin et al. showed at LICS 2015 that two-dimensional vector addition systems with states have rea...
We briefly describe recent advances on understanding the complexity of the reachability problem for ...
AbstractIn this paper, we analyse the complexity of the reachability, containment, and equivalence p...
The reachability problem is a central decision problem in verification of vector addition systems wi...
Branching VASS (BVASS) generalise vector addition systems with states by allowing for special branch...
We prove that the reachability problem for two-dimensional vector addition systems with states is NL...
We investigate the dimension-parametric complexity of the reachability problem in vector addition sy...
Branching VASS (BVASS) generalise vector addition systems with states by allowing for special branch...