Sebastian S. Bauer, Line Juhl, K. Larsen, J. Srba, Axel Legay
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引用次数: 11
Abstract
Multiweighted modal automata provide a specification theory for multiweighted transition systems that have recently attracted interest in the context of energy games. We propose a simple fragment of CTL that is able to express properties about accumulated weights along maximal runs of multiweighted modal automata. Our logic is equipped with a game-based semantics and guarantees both soundness (formula satisfaction is propagated to the modal refinements) as well as completeness (formula non-satisfaction is propagated to at least one of its implementations). We augment our theory with a summary of decidability and complexity results of the generalized model checking problem, asking whether a specification-abstracting the whole set of its implementations-satisfies a given formula.