Abstract

Model-based design and development has been applied successfully to design and development of complex systems, including safety critical systems. It is also a promising approach for designing cyber-physical systems (CPSs). In this paper we propose a methodology for model-based design of CPSs where, logic programming extended with coinduction, constraints over reals , and coroutining is used for modeling CPSs. This logic programming realization can be used for verifying interesting properties as well as generating implementations of CPSs. We use the reactor temperature control system as a running example to illustrate the various steps of our methodology. We present a model of the system using our framework and verify the safety property of the system. We also show how parametric analysis can be performed in our framework.

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