Complexity issues in automata theoretic verification
The paper deals with the automata theoretic approach to linear time based verification methodology, where computation is viewed as a set of linear sequences of events. The \(\omega\)-automaton is used as a basic theoretical tool. The COSPAN software verification tool is briefly described. In the first part of the paper a brief tutorial of using the COSPAN is given. The COSPAN is oriented specially to the algorithmic analysis of finite-state linear time models. It includes refinement and abstraction techniques, as well as decomposition and localization tools. Conversion of the \(\omega\)-automata description of a system semantics to S/R language used by COSPAN is shown. Several methodological examples illustrate applications of COSPAN. In the second part the mathematical background of the above methodology is presented. So-called L-process and L-automaton are defined for formal description of system semantics. Several theoretical results concerning mainly determinism and modularity issues are proven. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0935.00051].
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