Abstract. We present a decision procedure for the full branching-time logic CTL ∗ which is based on tableaux with global conditions on infinite branches. These conditions can be checked using automata-theoretic machinery. The decision procedure then consists of a doubly exponential reduction to the problem of solving a parity game. This has advantages over existing decision procedures for CTL∗, in particular the automata-theoretic ones: the underlying tableaux only work on subformulas of the input formula. The relationship between the structure of such tableaux and the input formula is given by very intuitive tableau rules. Furthermore, runtime experiments with an implementation of this procedure in the MLSolver tool show the practicality o...
Every logic comes with several decision problems. One of them is the model checking problem: does a ...
Abstract. We develop a sound, complete and practically implementable tableaux-based decision method ...
peer reviewedWe present a new technique for obtaining decision procedures for modal logics of progra...
Abstract. We present a decision procedure for the full branching-time logic CTL ∗ which is based on ...
Abstract. We give an overview over three serious attempts to devise an effective decision method for...
There have been several recent suggestions for tableau systems for deciding satisfiability in the pr...
We give the first single-pass ("on the fly") tableau decision procedure for computational tree logic...
We consider a variation of the branching time logic CTL with non-standard, "finitely bounded" semant...
Abstract. Automata-based decision procedures commonly achieve optimal complexity bounds. However, in...
International audienceWe propose a tableau-based decision procedure for the full Alternating-time Te...
AbstractWe introduce a general definition for a family of branching-time logics that extend CTL* by ...
Abstract. The full branching time logic CTL ∗ is a well-known specification logic for reactive syste...
M.Sc. (Mathematics)This dissertation describes the solution toa specific logical problem, the satisf...
Translating linear temporal logic formulas to automata has proven to be an eective approach for impl...
The solution of games is a key decision problem in the context of verification of open systems and p...
Every logic comes with several decision problems. One of them is the model checking problem: does a ...
Abstract. We develop a sound, complete and practically implementable tableaux-based decision method ...
peer reviewedWe present a new technique for obtaining decision procedures for modal logics of progra...
Abstract. We present a decision procedure for the full branching-time logic CTL ∗ which is based on ...
Abstract. We give an overview over three serious attempts to devise an effective decision method for...
There have been several recent suggestions for tableau systems for deciding satisfiability in the pr...
We give the first single-pass ("on the fly") tableau decision procedure for computational tree logic...
We consider a variation of the branching time logic CTL with non-standard, "finitely bounded" semant...
Abstract. Automata-based decision procedures commonly achieve optimal complexity bounds. However, in...
International audienceWe propose a tableau-based decision procedure for the full Alternating-time Te...
AbstractWe introduce a general definition for a family of branching-time logics that extend CTL* by ...
Abstract. The full branching time logic CTL ∗ is a well-known specification logic for reactive syste...
M.Sc. (Mathematics)This dissertation describes the solution toa specific logical problem, the satisf...
Translating linear temporal logic formulas to automata has proven to be an eective approach for impl...
The solution of games is a key decision problem in the context of verification of open systems and p...
Every logic comes with several decision problems. One of them is the model checking problem: does a ...
Abstract. We develop a sound, complete and practically implementable tableaux-based decision method ...
peer reviewedWe present a new technique for obtaining decision procedures for modal logics of progra...