
Perspectives of Systems Informatics
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- Title
- Preface
- Organization
- Table of Contents
- Petri Net Distributability
- Introduction, and Historical Remarks
- Coloured Petri Nets and Transition Systems
- Definitions, Intuition, and First Examples
- Distributed Implementability
- Unacceptable Method: Refinement by -Transitions
- Acceptable Method: Isomorphism
- Acceptable Method: Renaming
- Distributed and Non-distributed Diamonds
- Acceptable Method: Unfolding
- Towards a Systematic Approach
- Dangerous Non-distributed (Half-)Persistency
- Bad Cycles
- A Class of Transition Systems
- Concluding Remarks
- References
- Connector Algebras, Petri Nets, and BIP
- Introduction
- Background
- The BIP Component Framework
- Nets with Boundaries
- Encoding BIP into Nets
- Monolithic Mapping
- Composite BI(P) Systems
- Structural Mapping
- Encoding Nets with Boundaries into BI(P)
- The BIP Algebra of Connectors
- Related Work
- Conclusion
- References
- Models of Provenance
- End-to-End Guarantees in Embedded Control Systems
- Mining Precise Specifications
- Detecting Entry Points in Java Libraries
- Motivation
- Information Hiding in Java
- Java Visibilities
- Java Modularization Attempts
- Metric: Method Weight
- Definition
- Limitations
- Tool-Support for Computing MW
- Experiments
- ckjm - Spinellis' Implementation of Chidamber and Kemerer Metrics for Java
- jarAnalyzer
- Apache Commons IO
- Discussion
- Related Work
- Conclusions
- References
- Static Analysis of Run-Time Modes in Synchronous Process Network
- Introduction
- Representation of Process Networks
- Extraction of Mealy Machines
- Abstraction of Paths and Their Execution
- Identification of States
- Determination of Edges and Tags
- Mealy Machine of an Individual Process and the Whole Network
- Implementation and Case Study
- Related Work
- Conclusion and Future Work
- References
- Compositional Methods in Characterizationof Timed Event Structures
- Introduction
- Timed Event Structures
- From State-Space to Class Graph
- Formula Construction
- Compositional Methods
- Conclusion
- References
- Algorithmic Debugging of SQL Views
- Introduction
- SQL Semantics
- Declarative Debugging Framework
- Conclusions
- References
- Timed Transition Systems with Independenceand Marked Scott Domains: An Adjunction
- Introduction
- Timed Transition Systems with Independence
- Unfolding of Timed Transition Systems with Independence
- Relating Timed Occurrence Transition Systems with Independence and Timed Event Structures
- MarkedScottDomains
- References
- An Extensible System for Enhancing Social Conference Experience
- Introduction
- System Architecture and Implementation
- Conference Services
- History of the Project
- Evaluation
- Results
- Related Work
- Future Work
- Conclusions
- References
- Exponential Acceleration of Model Checking for Perfect Recall Systems
- Introduction
- Background Logics and Models
- Model Checking of Cut-Trees
- Well-Structured Cut-Trees
- Conclusion
- References
- Bootstrapping Compiler Generators from Partial Evaluators
- Introduction
- How to Bootstrap Compiler Generators
- An Online Compiler Generator for Recursive Flowchart
- Experimental Assessment
- Related Work
- Conclusion
- References
- A Logic Characteristic for Timed Extensions of Partial Order Based Equivalences
- Introduction
- Timed Event Structures
- Observational Equivalences
- Open Maps Bisimulation
- Preliminaries
- Category CTSL
- Path Bisimulation
- References
- Proving the Correctness of Unfold/Fold Program Transformations Using Bisimulation
- Introduction
- Language
- Bisimulation
- Positive Supercompilation
- Generalization
- Folding
- The Folding Transformation
- Conclusion and Related Work
- Homeomorphic Embedding for Supercompilation
- Generalization Algorithm for Supercompilation
- Residualization
- Secure Multi-execution in Haskell
- Introduction
- Secure Multi-execution
- Secure Multi-execution in Haskell
- An Interpreter for the Monad ME
- A Motivating Example
- Related Work
- Concluding Remarks
- References
- Towards an Open Framework for C Verification Tools Benchmarking
- Introduction
- Requirements for an Open Verification Framework
- Related Work
- LDVArchitecture
- Key Components
- User Interface
- Summary
- Verification Tools Benchmarking
- Conclusion
- References
- Solving Coverability Problem for MonotonicCounter Systems by Supercompilation
- Introduction
- BasicNotions
- Transition Systems
- Configurations
- Residual Graph, Tree and Set
- Operations on Configurations
- Restricted Ordering of Configurations of Counter Systems
- Generalization
- Algorithms
- Supercompilation of Well-Structured Transitions Systems
- Deciding the Coverability Problem for Counter Systems
- Correctness
- Related Work
- Conclusion
- References
- Multi-result Supercompilation as Branching Growth of the Penultimate Level in Metasystem Transitions
- Introduction
- Diversity of Higher-Level Supercompilation
- Branching Growth of the Penultimate Level in Metasystem Transitions
- Multi-result Supercompilation and Program Analysis
- The Synergy of Two-Level and Multi-result Supercompilation
- Stage 0. Proving the Equivalence of Expressions: Rudiments of Control
- Stage 1. Two-Level Supercompilation: Shaping of Control
- Stage 2. Multi-result Supercompilation: Branching Growth of the Penultimate Level
- Stage 3. Multi-generalization: Refinement of Control
- MRSC: A Multi-result Supercompilation Framework
- Constructing Two-Level Supercompilers
- Working with Multi-result Supercompilers
- The Current State and Directions of Future Work
- Conclusion
- References
- Symbolic Loop Bound Computation for WCET Analysis
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Motivating Example
- Theoretical Considerations
- Symbolic WCET Analysis
- Recurrence Solving in Simple Loops
- Non-deterministic Analysis in Shift-Loops
- Flow Analysis on Multi-path Loops
- Experimental Evaluation
- Conclusion
- References
- GoRRiLA and Hard Reality
- Introduction
- GoRRiLA
- Hard Reality
- Conclusion
- References
- Reachability in One-Dimensional Controlled Polynomial Dynamical Systems
- Introduction
- Problem Description
- Relative Properties of Integral Curves
- An Algorithm Synthesising Finite Control Strategies
- Conclusion, Related, and Future Work
- References
- Insertion Modeling System
- Introduction
- The Architecture of Insertion Modeling System
- Input Languages of Insertion Machines
- Examples of Insertion Machines
- Restrictions on Insertion Functions
- Verification Machine for Programming Languages
- Conclusion
- References
- Decidability of Modular Logics for Concurrency
- Introduction
- Preliminaries on Process Algebra
- Modular Logic
- Decision Problems for Second Order Modular Logics
- The Satisfiability Problem
- The Model-Checking Problem
- Decision Problems for Propositional Modular Logics
- Decidability of PML2 and PML3
- The Model-Checking Problems
- Conclusive Remarks
- References
- Partial Evaluation of Janus Part 2: Assertions and Procedures
- Introduction
- The Reversible Language Janus
- Informal Semantics of Janus
- Reverse Execution
- Partial Evaluation
- Summary of Previous Work
- Improved Handling of Assertions
- Procedure Calls
- Unfolding
- Residualising
- Implementation
- Experiments and Results
- Conclusion and Future Work
- References
- Scalable Parallel Interval Propagationfor Sparse Constraint Satisfaction Problems
- Introduction
- Software Parallelization Techniques
- Interval Constraint Propagation
- Parallel Interval Constraint Propagation
- Scalability of Parallel Interval Constraint Propagation
- Concluding Remarks
- References
- A Combined Technique for Automatic Detectionof Backward Binary Compatibility Problems
- Introduction
- Types of Backward Binary Compatibility Problems and Their Root Causes
- Existing Approaches to Address Backward Compatibility
- Suggested Method and Tool
- Conclusion
- References
- Weighted Lumpability on Markov Chains
- Introduction
- Continuous-Time Markov Chains
- Weighted Lumpability
- Preservation of DTA Specifications
- Preservation of MTL Specifications
- Conclusions
- References
- Development of the Computer Language Classification Knowledge Portal
- The Problem of Computer Language Classification
- The Syntactic-Semantic-Pragmatic Approach
- Towards an Open Temporal Evolving Ontology for the Classification of Computer Languages
- Current State of the Project
- References
- Justified Terminological Reasoning
- Introduction
- The Description Logic ALC
- Syntax of JALC
- Semantics of JALC
- Applications
- Related Work
- Conclusion
- References
- Implementing Conflict Resolution
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- The Conflict Resolution Algorithm
- Strategies for Conflict Resolution
- Strategies for Selecting Conflicts
- Strategies for Assignment Refinement
- Strategies for Selecting the Order on Variables
- Optimization-Related Strategies
- Benchmarks
- Preprocessing
- Experimental Evaluation
- Randomly Generated Benchmarks
- Real-Life Benchmarks
- CRA vs. State-of-the-Art SMT Solvers
- Summary
- References
- Symbolic Tree Transducers
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- Background Structure
- Top-Down Tree Transducers
- Symbolic Tree Transducers
- Composition and Equivalence of STTs
- Composition of STTs
- Equivalence of Linear Single-Valued STTs
- Checking Non-equivalence Symbolically
- Related Work
- Conclusions
- References
- Probabilistic Concepts in Formal Contexts
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- Probabilistic Concepts on Classes of Contexts
- Probabilistic Concepts on One Context
- Conclusions
- References
- Author Index
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