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On two-sided approximate model-checking: problem formulation and solution via finite topologies

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Davoren, Jen
Moor, Thomas
Gore, Rajeev
Coulthard, Vaughan
Nerode, Anil

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We give a general formulation of approximate model- checking, in which both under- and over-approximations are propagated to give two-sided approximations of the denotation set of an arbitrarily complex formula. As our specification language, we use the modal μ-calculus, since it subsumes standard linear and branching temporal logics over transition systems like LTL, CTL and CTL*. We give a general construction of a topological finite approximation scheme for a Kripke model from a state-space discretization via an A/D-map and its induced finite topology. We further show that under natural coherence conditions, any finite approximation scheme can be refined by a topological one.

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Formal Techniques, Modelling and Analysis of Timed and Fault-Tolerant Systems

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