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Model checking procedures for infinite state systems

Nikola Bogunović, Edgar Pek

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Abstract

The paper depicts experiments and results with predicate abstraction based verification applied to infinite state systems. Predicate abstraction is a method for automatic construction of abstract state space that can be used by any common finite state model checking tool, such as NuSMV. We have used abstract state space and NuSMV tool to verify safety properties of infinite state mutual exclusion protocols. Even though predicate abstraction allows model checking against a restricted class of temporal logic formulas, we have shown that the restricted class is expressive enough to specify basic safety properties. Our experiments were conducted on Bakery and Fischer mutual exclusion protocols.

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The paper depicts experiments and results with predicate abstraction based verification applied to infinite state systems. Predicate abstraction is a method for automatic construction of abstract state space that can be used by any common finite state model checking tool, such as NuSMV. We have used abstract state space and NuSMV tool to verify safety properties of infinite state mutual exclusion protocols. Even though predicate abstraction allows model checking against a restricted class of temporal logic formulas, we have shown that the restricted class is expressive enough to specify basic safety properties. Our experiments were conducted on Bakery and Fischer mutual exclusion protocols.

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The paper depicts experiments and results with predicate abstraction based verification applied to infinite state systems. Predicate abstraction is a method for automatic construction of abstract state space that can be used by any common finite state model checking tool, such as NuSMV. We have used abstract state space and NuSMV tool to verify safety properties of infinite state mutual exclusion protocols. Even though predicate abstraction allows model checking against a restricted class of temporal logic formulas, we have shown that the restricted class is expressive enough to specify basic safety properties. Our experiments were conducted on Bakery and Fischer mutual exclusion protocols.

Key concepts: Predicate abstraction, Abstraction model checking, Mutual exclusion, Model checking, Predicate (mathematical logic), Computer science, Abstraction, Theoretical computer science

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