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....deterministic, i.e. it leads to at most one state. It is easy to see that this possibility allows one to impose the so called global determinism too, i.e. that all runs of a given atomic program or the converse of an atomic program, are deterministic. Therefore, DIF subsumes the logic studied in [131], called Converse Deterministic PDL, where atomic programs, not their converse, are (globally) deterministic. 3.2 Reasoning in CIF and DIF The decidability and complexity of both satisfiability of CIF concepts and logical implication in CIF TBoxes can be derived immediately by exploiting the ....
....since DIF subsumes Converse Deterministic PDL, also formulae of that logic can be encoded in DI. This fact gives us an optimal procedure to decide the satisfiability of Converse Deterministic PDL formulae that does not rely on techniques based on automata on infinite structures as those in [129, 131]. Observe also that the mapping fl can be easily restricted to encode Deterministic PDL formulae in PDL. Though, in this simpler case there is no need of a sophisticated technique, as the one above, to build a model of a Deterministic PDL formula from its PDL counterpart, a standard filtration ....
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M. Y. Vardi and P. Wolper. Automata-theoretic techniques for modal logics of programs. Journal of Computer and System Sciences, 32:183--221, 1986.
....study both the expressive power and the computational complexity of subsumption and satisfiability for TBoxes expressed in ALC (no fixpoint constructs) that allow for mutually recursive definitions. To this end, a concept language is defined that corresponds to a variant of the modal mu calculus ([130]) in which mutual fixpoints are allowed but some restrictions on nested fixpoints are enforced. It is well known that mutual fixpoints can be re expressed by means of nested ones (see, for example, 33, 109] As a consequence of this observation it follows that both logics introduced in this ....
M. Y. Vardi and P. Wolper. Automata theoretic techniques for modal logics of programs. In Proceedings of the 16th Annual Symposium on the Foundations of Computer Science, pages 446--456, 1984.
....R ) C 2 CLF (C 0 ) then 9R.9R if 9R .C 2 CLF (C 0 ) then 9R.9R if 9id(C) C 2 CLF (C 0 ) then C 2 CLF (C 0 ) if 9Q.C 2 CLF (C 0 ) then Q; Q ; Q; Q 2 CLF (C 0 ) The cardinality of CLF (C 0 ) is linear in the length of C 0 . It can be shown, following the lines of the proof in [15] for converse deterministic PDL, that ALCFI reg enjoys the tree model property, i.e. every satis able concept has a model that has the structure of a (possibly in nite) tree with branching degree linearly bounded by the size of the concept. More precisely, we have the following result. Theorem ....
M. Y. Vardi and P. Wolper. Automata-theoretic techniques for modal logics of programs. J. of Computer and System Sciences, 32:183-221, 1986. A preliminary version appeared in Proc. of the 16th ACM SIGACT Symp. on Theory of Computing (STOC'84). 12
....of project Metodi Formali per la Sicurezza (MEFISTO) Automata on in nite words and trees turned out to be very useful for those areas of computer science where nonterminating computations are studied. They give a unifying paradigm to specify, verify, and synthesize nonterminating systems [7, 15, 16]. A system speci cation can be translated to an automaton, and thus, questions about systems and their speci cations are reduced to decision problems in the automata theory. For example, the satis ability of a speci cation and the correctness of a system with respect to its speci cation can ....
....complementation. MTA is closed under intersection, union, and complementation. In the following remark, we recall some known results on the decision problems of B uchi and Rabin tree automata. Remark 2. The emptiness problem for BTA is decidable [13] and is LOGSPACE complete for PTIME [15]. The non emptiness problem for RTA is NP complete [12, 5] Given a TA A = hQ; Q 0 ; F i, we de ne the size of A, denoted by Size(A) as the sum of the sizes of Q, and F . Let T be a language, we de ne the size of T , denoted by Size TA (T ) as the minimum over the sizes of the TA s ....
M.Y. Vardi and P. Wolper. Automata-theoretic techniques for modal logics of programs. Journal of Computer and System Sciences, 32:182 - 211, 1986.
....of the tableaux method (naively NEXPTIME) into an EXPTIME algorithm. 1 Introduction Propositional Dynamic Logics (PDLs) are modal logics introduced in [10] to model the evolution of the computation process by describing the properties of states reached by programs during their execution [15, 24, 27]. Over the years, PDLs have been proved to be a valuable formal tool in Computer Science, Logic, Computational Linguistics, and Artificial Intelligence far beyond their original use for program verification (e.g. 4, 12, 14, 15, 24, 23] In this paper we focus on Converse PDL (CPDL) 10] ....
.... cases inference procedures have been successfully developed for PDL, but their extension to CPDL has proved to be a difficult task and unsuccessful till now (to the best of our knowledge) To be precise, inference procedures based on model enumeration [10, 21] or on automata on infinite trees [27] have been extended to converse of programs. Yet, these procedures are more suited for proving theoretical results than for being used in applications. Tableaux procedures for PDL [20, 22] which are typically simpler in practice, have never been extended. In [20] Pratt says We do not have a ....
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....version consists of propositional modal logic with a least fixpoint operator. It is the most powerful logic of its type, subsuming all known variants of PDL, game logic of [Parikh, 1983] various forms of temporal logic (see Section 14.2) and other seemingly stronger forms of the calculus ( Vardi and Wolper, 1986b] In the following presentation we focus on this version, since it has gained fairly widespread acceptance; see [Kozen, 1984; Kozen and Parikh, 1983; Streett, 1985b; Streett and Emerson, 1984; Vardi and Wolper, 1986b; Walukiewicz, 1993; Walukiewicz, 1995; Walukiewicz, 2000; Stirling, 1992; ....
....success. See [Courcoubetis and Yannakakis, 1988; Emerson, 1985; Emerson and Jutla, 1988; Emerson and Sistla, 1984; Manna and Pnueli, 1987; Muller et al. 1988; Pecuchet, 1986; Safra, 1988; Sistla et al. 1987; Streett, 1982; Vardi, 1985a; Vardi, 1985b; Vardi, 1987; Vardi and Stockmeyer, 1985; Vardi and Wolper, 1986b; Vardi and Wolper, 1986a; Arnold, 1997a; Arnold, 1997b] and [Thomas, 1997] Especially noteworthy in this area is the result of [Safra, 1988] involving the complexity of converting a nondeterministic automaton on infinite strings into an equivalent deterministic one. This result has already ....
M. Y. Vardi and P. Wolper. Automata-theoretic techniques for modal logics of programs. J. Comput. Syst. Sci., 32:183--221, 1986.
.... P complete; this paper, Corollary 10 paper, Corollary 10 Satis ability problem non deterministic graphs deterministic graphs PDL EXPTIME complete [22, 40] EXPTIME complete [39, 9] PDL with nominals EXPTIME complete [23] EXPTIME complete [23] CPDL EXPTIME complete [22, 40] EXPTIME complete [44] CPDL with nominals EXPTIME complete [20, 7] open EXPTIME complete; this open paper, Theorem 12 Table 1: A summary of results on logical reasoning tasks. 5 The Complexity of Reasoning with Path Constraints In order to characterize the complexity of reasoning problems on path constraints, ....
M. Vardi and P. Wolper. Automata-theoretic techniques for modal logics of programs. Journal of Computer and System Sciences, 32:183-221, 1986.
.... P complete; this paper, Corollary 10 paper, Corollary 10 Satisfiability problem non deterministic graphs deterministic graphs PDL EXPTIME complete [22, 40] EXPTIME complete [39, 9] PDL with nominals EXPTIME complete [23] EXPTIME complete [23] CPDL EXPTIME complete [22, 40] EXPTIME complete [44] CPDL with nominals EXPTIME complete [20, 7] open EXPTIME complete; this open paper, Theorem 12 Table 1: A summary of results on logical reasoning tasks. Lemma 13 The problem below is in NLOGSPACE in jGj and jtj: instance: a finite L structure G, a path expression t, and u; v 2 V ; ....
M. Vardi and P. Wolper. Automata-theoretic techniques for modal logics of programs. Journal of Computer and System Sciences, 32:183--221, 1986.
....automata. After the works of B uchi and Rabin [B uc62,Rab69] various classes of automata turned out to be well suited to solve decision procedures for logical problems, including some for temporal logics (see e.g. VW94,Var97,KVW00] for the calculus and its fragments (see e.g. EJ99,SE89,VW86,EJS01,Var98] and for description logics (see e.g. CDGL99,CGL02] to quote three families of logics. For instance, translating formulae in temporal logics to automata is a standard approach for implementing model checking, see e.g. the model checking tool SPIN [Hol97] More recently, such ....
.... results since SIM contains a universal modal connective with a family of B modal connectives (see e.g. Spa93,CL94,Hem96] The ExpTime upper bound is established by an exponential reduction into the emptiness problem for B uchi automata on in nite trees that is known to be in PTime (see e.g. VW86,EJ88] As mentioned previously, this technique is nowadays standard for logics of programs, but it has never been applied to information logics. Indeed, relative information logics contain features that are not traditionally present in most logics of programs (e.g. the presence of nominals on ....
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....# 2 , and # 1 # 2 are the automata for # L(A 2 ) and L(A 1 ) L(A 2 ) respectively. # , #) s . For # = # 1 U# 2 , we define #S#1 #S#2 ###1 ###2 # ) An automata theoretic approach for LTL satisfiability and model checking is presented in [22, 23]. The approach is based on a construction of NBW for LTL formulas. Given an LTL formula , satisfiability of can be checked by first constructing an NBW for and then checking if L(A ) is empty. As for model checking, assume that we want to check whether a system that is modelled by an NBW AM ....
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