A system is described which supports proving both behavioural and logical properties of concurrent systems; these are specified by means of a process algebra and its associated logic. The logic is an action based version of the branching time logic CTL, which we call ACTL. It is interpreted over transition labelled structures while CTL is interpreted over state labelled ones. The core of the system are two existing tools, AUTO and EMC. The first builds the labelled transition system corresponding to a term of a process algebra and permits proof of equivalence and simplification of terms, while the second checks the validity of CTL logical formulae. The integration is realized by means of two translation functions from the action based branc...
AbstractTo describe significant properties of concurrent processes a formal algebra is defined whose...
Preface We examine modal and temporal logics for processes. In section 1 we introduce concurrent pro...
We examine modal and temporal logics for processes. In section 1 we intro-duce concurrent processes ...
A system is described which supports proving both behavioural and logical properties of concurrent s...
A system is described which supports proofs of both behavioural and logical properties of concurrent...
AbstractWe present a framework for reasoning about processes (complex actions) that are constituted ...
Process algebras are generally recognized as a convenient tool for describing concurrent systems at ...
Model checkers for systems represented by labelled transition systems are not as extensively used as...
A temporal logic based on actions rather than on states is presented and interpreted over labelled t...
In this paper, we study reasoning about actions fol-lowing a model checlcing approach in contrast to...
AbstractWe present a framework for reasoning about processes (complex actions) that are constituted ...
. We describe an initial version of a system for mechanically checking the correctness proof of a co...
This thesis is about mathematical structures and techniques related to formal specification and veri...
This article presents a model checking tool used to verify concurrent systems specified in join-calc...
Specification languages for concurrent software systems need to combine practical algorithmic effici...
AbstractTo describe significant properties of concurrent processes a formal algebra is defined whose...
Preface We examine modal and temporal logics for processes. In section 1 we introduce concurrent pro...
We examine modal and temporal logics for processes. In section 1 we intro-duce concurrent processes ...
A system is described which supports proving both behavioural and logical properties of concurrent s...
A system is described which supports proofs of both behavioural and logical properties of concurrent...
AbstractWe present a framework for reasoning about processes (complex actions) that are constituted ...
Process algebras are generally recognized as a convenient tool for describing concurrent systems at ...
Model checkers for systems represented by labelled transition systems are not as extensively used as...
A temporal logic based on actions rather than on states is presented and interpreted over labelled t...
In this paper, we study reasoning about actions fol-lowing a model checlcing approach in contrast to...
AbstractWe present a framework for reasoning about processes (complex actions) that are constituted ...
. We describe an initial version of a system for mechanically checking the correctness proof of a co...
This thesis is about mathematical structures and techniques related to formal specification and veri...
This article presents a model checking tool used to verify concurrent systems specified in join-calc...
Specification languages for concurrent software systems need to combine practical algorithmic effici...
AbstractTo describe significant properties of concurrent processes a formal algebra is defined whose...
Preface We examine modal and temporal logics for processes. In section 1 we introduce concurrent pro...
We examine modal and temporal logics for processes. In section 1 we intro-duce concurrent processes ...