As in the year before , Strix won this year’s SYNTCOMP competition in the TLSF/LTL Synthesis Track. Furthermore, the techniques used in Strix will be described in detail in an article which is scheduled to be published in Acta Informatica.
The paper Verification of Randomized Distributed Algorithms under Round-Rigid Adversaries of Marijana Lazic, Nathalie Bertrand, Igor Konnov and Josef Widder was accepted at CONCUR’19.
The paper “A Stay-in-a-Set Game without a Stationary Equilibrium” of Michael Raskin and Kristoffer Arnsfelt Hansen was accepted at GandALF’19.
Chana Weil-Kennedy presented the article “Parameterized Analysis of Immediate Observation Petri Nets”, a joint work with Javier Esparza and Mikhail Raskin, at Petri Nets’19 where it received the Best Paper Award.
Michael Blondin, Javier Esparza and Stefan Jaax are presenting an article titled “Expressive Power of Broadcast Consensus Protocols” at CONCUR’19. The abstract reads: Abstract: Population protocols are a formal model of computation by identical, anonymous mobile agents interacting in pairs. Their computational power is rather limited: Angluin et al. have Read more…
The PaVeS people are very pleased to announce the arrival of a new member, Marijana Lazić! Marijana describes her research interests in her own words as follows: “I am interested in parameterized model checking and synthesis of fault-tolerant distributed algorithms (FTDAs). During my PhD studies I was focusing on a Read more…
Philipp Meyer held his talk at TACAS’19 about “Computing the expected execution time of probabilistic Workflow-Nets”. The slides can be found here.
Javier Esparza gave a talk at the PhDopen-talks of the University of Bordeaux about Verification of Distributed Algorithms.
The paper “Computing the Expected Execution Time of Probabilistic Workflow Nets” by Philipp Meyer, Javier Esparza and Philip Offtermatt is now published in the proceedings of TACAS’19.
The PaVeS-group is excited to host Ahmed Bouajjani for his research visit at the TUM. Additionally, Philipp Meyer, Javier Esparza and Philip Offtermatt published the pre-print of their contribution to TACAS’19.