This technical report presents an interactive proof method for the verification of temporal properties of concurrent systems based on symbolic execution. Symbolic execution is a well known and very intuitive strategy for the verification of sequential programs. We have carried over this approach to the interactive verification of arbitrary linear temporal logic properties of (infinite state) parallel programs. The resulting proof method is very intuitive to apply and can be automated to a large extent. It smoothly combines first order reasoning with reasoning in temporal logic. The proof method has been implemented in the interactive verification environment KIV and has been used in several case studies
The development and analysis of efficient concurrent algorithms is currently an active field of rese...
. We describe an initial version of a system for mechanically checking the correctness proof of a co...
In this paper, we describe a new symbolic model checking procedure for CTL verification of infinite-...
This technical report presents an interactive proof method for the verification of temporal properti...
Symbolic execution is an intuitive strategy to verify sequential programs, which can be automated to...
Symbolic execution is an intuitive strategy to verify sequential programs, which can be automated to...
Verifying concurrent systems with symbolic execution : temporal reasoning is symbolic execution with...
Verifying concurrent systems with symbolic execution : temporal reasoning is symbolic execution with...
Ahstract:We give an cfticicnt procedure for verifying that a t%ute state concurrent systcm meets a s...
The combination of temporal logic and rely-guarantee reasoning is a solid approach for the verificat...
The combination of temporal logic and rely-guarantee reasoning is a solid approach for the verificat...
In many model checking tools that support temporal logic, performance is hindered by redundant reaso...
In many model checking tools that support temporal logic, performance is hindered by redundant reaso...
The development and analysis of efficient concurrent algorithms is currently an active field of rese...
The development and analysis of efficient concurrent algorithms is currently an active field of rese...
The development and analysis of efficient concurrent algorithms is currently an active field of rese...
. We describe an initial version of a system for mechanically checking the correctness proof of a co...
In this paper, we describe a new symbolic model checking procedure for CTL verification of infinite-...
This technical report presents an interactive proof method for the verification of temporal properti...
Symbolic execution is an intuitive strategy to verify sequential programs, which can be automated to...
Symbolic execution is an intuitive strategy to verify sequential programs, which can be automated to...
Verifying concurrent systems with symbolic execution : temporal reasoning is symbolic execution with...
Verifying concurrent systems with symbolic execution : temporal reasoning is symbolic execution with...
Ahstract:We give an cfticicnt procedure for verifying that a t%ute state concurrent systcm meets a s...
The combination of temporal logic and rely-guarantee reasoning is a solid approach for the verificat...
The combination of temporal logic and rely-guarantee reasoning is a solid approach for the verificat...
In many model checking tools that support temporal logic, performance is hindered by redundant reaso...
In many model checking tools that support temporal logic, performance is hindered by redundant reaso...
The development and analysis of efficient concurrent algorithms is currently an active field of rese...
The development and analysis of efficient concurrent algorithms is currently an active field of rese...
The development and analysis of efficient concurrent algorithms is currently an active field of rese...
. We describe an initial version of a system for mechanically checking the correctness proof of a co...
In this paper, we describe a new symbolic model checking procedure for CTL verification of infinite-...