Abstract. This paper proves the NP-completeness of the reachability problem for the class of flat counter machines with difference bounds and, more generally, octagonal relations, labeling the transitions on the loops. The proof is based on the fact that the sequence of powers {Ri}∞i=1 of such relations can be encoded as a periodic sequence of matrices, and that both the prefix and the period of this sequence are 2O(||R||2) in the size of the binary encoding ||R||2 of a relation R. This result allows to characterize the complexity of the reachability problem for one of the most studied class of counter machines [8, 11], and has a potential impact on other problems in program verification.
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Theoretical and practical aspects of the verification of infinite-state systems have attracted a lot...
We analyze affine reachability problems in dimensions 1 and 2. We show that the reachability problem...
International audienceThis paper proves the NP-completeness of the reachability problem for the clas...
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International audienceIn this paper we prove that the transitive closure of a non-deterministic octa...
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Abstract. Pushdown systems (PDS) naturally model sequential recur-sive programs. Numeric data types ...
One-counter automata are a fundamental and widely-studied class of infinite-state systems. In this p...
One-counter automata are a fundamental and widely-studied class of infinite-state systems. In this p...
International audienceComputing transitive closures of integer relations is the key tofinding precis...
Abstract. Computing transitive closures of integer relations is the key to find-ing precise invarian...
AbstractWe study various generalizations of reversal-bounded multicounter machines and show that the...
The reachability problem in lossy counter machines is the best-known ACKERMANN-complete problem and ...
International audienceWe study several decision problems for counter systems with guards defined by ...
International audienceThreshold automata, and the counter systems they define, were introduced as a ...
Theoretical and practical aspects of the verification of infinite-state systems have attracted a lot...
We analyze affine reachability problems in dimensions 1 and 2. We show that the reachability problem...
International audienceThis paper proves the NP-completeness of the reachability problem for the clas...
International audienceWe study programs with integer data, procedure calls and arbitrary call graphs...
International audienceIn this paper we prove that the transitive closure of a non-deterministic octa...
International audienceIn this paper we study the reachability problem for parametric flat counter au...
Abstract. Pushdown systems (PDS) naturally model sequential recur-sive programs. Numeric data types ...
One-counter automata are a fundamental and widely-studied class of infinite-state systems. In this p...
One-counter automata are a fundamental and widely-studied class of infinite-state systems. In this p...
International audienceComputing transitive closures of integer relations is the key tofinding precis...
Abstract. Computing transitive closures of integer relations is the key to find-ing precise invarian...
AbstractWe study various generalizations of reversal-bounded multicounter machines and show that the...
The reachability problem in lossy counter machines is the best-known ACKERMANN-complete problem and ...
International audienceWe study several decision problems for counter systems with guards defined by ...
International audienceThreshold automata, and the counter systems they define, were introduced as a ...
Theoretical and practical aspects of the verification of infinite-state systems have attracted a lot...
We analyze affine reachability problems in dimensions 1 and 2. We show that the reachability problem...