A major drawback for the use of automated verification techniques is the complexity of verification algorithms in general. One of the sources of the algorithms' complexity is the difference between the language classes accepted by deterministic and nondeterministic Büchi-automata respectively. This difference causes the problem of complementing Büchi-automata and hence deciding subset conditions on regular ω-languages to be PSPACE-complete. We investigate in this paper whether nontrivial property classes exist that can be characterized by deterministic Büchi-automata and hence be complemented rather easily.Since the class of safety properties is known to be representable deterministically, taking into account that safety properties are the ...
Using the notion of progress measures, we give a complete verification method for proving that a pr...
In previous work we have developed a syntactic reduction of repeated reachability to reachability fo...
AbstractFor a given ω-regular language A we establish an invariant property of the structure of fini...
AbstractMany systems can be modeled formally by nondeterministic Büchi-automata. The complexity of m...
The class of ω regular languages provide a robust specification language in verification. Every ω-re...
The safety-liveness dichotomy is a fundamental concept in formal languages which plays a key role in...
The safety-liveness dichotomy is a fundamental concept in formal languages which plays a key role in...
The class of omega-regular languages provides a robust specification language in verification. Every...
Formal characterizations for safety properties and liveness properties are given in terms of the st...
The class of ω regular languages provide a robust specification language in verification. Every ω-re...
AbstractUsing the notion of progress measures, we discuss verification methods for proving that a pr...
Using the notion of progress measures, we discuss verification methods for proving that a program s...
The existence and complexity of decision procedures for families of deterministic pushdown automata ...
A new class of infinite-state automata, called safety automata, is introduced. Any safety property c...
Abstract. Regular Model-Checking (RMC) is a technique for the for-mal verification of infinite state...
Using the notion of progress measures, we give a complete verification method for proving that a pr...
In previous work we have developed a syntactic reduction of repeated reachability to reachability fo...
AbstractFor a given ω-regular language A we establish an invariant property of the structure of fini...
AbstractMany systems can be modeled formally by nondeterministic Büchi-automata. The complexity of m...
The class of ω regular languages provide a robust specification language in verification. Every ω-re...
The safety-liveness dichotomy is a fundamental concept in formal languages which plays a key role in...
The safety-liveness dichotomy is a fundamental concept in formal languages which plays a key role in...
The class of omega-regular languages provides a robust specification language in verification. Every...
Formal characterizations for safety properties and liveness properties are given in terms of the st...
The class of ω regular languages provide a robust specification language in verification. Every ω-re...
AbstractUsing the notion of progress measures, we discuss verification methods for proving that a pr...
Using the notion of progress measures, we discuss verification methods for proving that a program s...
The existence and complexity of decision procedures for families of deterministic pushdown automata ...
A new class of infinite-state automata, called safety automata, is introduced. Any safety property c...
Abstract. Regular Model-Checking (RMC) is a technique for the for-mal verification of infinite state...
Using the notion of progress measures, we give a complete verification method for proving that a pr...
In previous work we have developed a syntactic reduction of repeated reachability to reachability fo...
AbstractFor a given ω-regular language A we establish an invariant property of the structure of fini...