International audienceWe present a sound and complete satisfiability-testing algorithm and its effective implementation for an alternation-free modal µ-calculus with converse, where formulas are cycle-free and are interpreted over finite ordered trees. The time complexity of the satisfiability-testing algorithm is 2^O(n) in terms of formula size n. The algorithm is implemented using symbolic techniques (BDD). We present crucial implementation techniques and heuristics that we used to make the algorithm as fast as possible in practice. Our implementation is available online, and can be used to solve logical formulas of significant size and practical value. We illustrate this in the setting of XML trees
An algorithm for satisfiability testing in the propositional calculus with a worst case running time...
Abstract. The complexity of testing nonemptiness of finite state automata on infinite trees is inves...
We propose a tree logic capable of expressing simple cardi-nality constraints on the number of nodes...
International audienceWe present a sound and complete satisfiability-testing algorithm and its effec...
We present a sound and complete satisfiability-testing algorithm and its effective implementation fo...
We present an algorithm to solve XPath decision problems under regular tree type constraints and sho...
We present a direct translation from a sub-logic of µ-calculus to non-deterministic binary automata ...
International audienceWe investigate the proof theory of a modal fragment of XPath equipped with dat...
We present an algorithm to solve XPath decision problems under regular tree type constraints and sho...
International audienceWe propose a tree logic capable of expressing simple cardinality constraints o...
The determinant of the Boolean Formulae a = {C1,…,Cm} was introduced in [1]. The present pape...
International audienceWe consider the decision problem for quantifier-free formulas whose atoms are ...
Inspired by Property Testing, for every ε> 0 we relax the classical satisfiability U | = F betwee...
We explore the proof theory of the modal μ-calculus with converse, aka the ‘full μ-calculus’. Buildi...
We investigate the satisfiability problem for conjunctions of constraints over ordered, unranked tre...
An algorithm for satisfiability testing in the propositional calculus with a worst case running time...
Abstract. The complexity of testing nonemptiness of finite state automata on infinite trees is inves...
We propose a tree logic capable of expressing simple cardi-nality constraints on the number of nodes...
International audienceWe present a sound and complete satisfiability-testing algorithm and its effec...
We present a sound and complete satisfiability-testing algorithm and its effective implementation fo...
We present an algorithm to solve XPath decision problems under regular tree type constraints and sho...
We present a direct translation from a sub-logic of µ-calculus to non-deterministic binary automata ...
International audienceWe investigate the proof theory of a modal fragment of XPath equipped with dat...
We present an algorithm to solve XPath decision problems under regular tree type constraints and sho...
International audienceWe propose a tree logic capable of expressing simple cardinality constraints o...
The determinant of the Boolean Formulae a = {C1,…,Cm} was introduced in [1]. The present pape...
International audienceWe consider the decision problem for quantifier-free formulas whose atoms are ...
Inspired by Property Testing, for every ε> 0 we relax the classical satisfiability U | = F betwee...
We explore the proof theory of the modal μ-calculus with converse, aka the ‘full μ-calculus’. Buildi...
We investigate the satisfiability problem for conjunctions of constraints over ordered, unranked tre...
An algorithm for satisfiability testing in the propositional calculus with a worst case running time...
Abstract. The complexity of testing nonemptiness of finite state automata on infinite trees is inves...
We propose a tree logic capable of expressing simple cardi-nality constraints on the number of nodes...