Abstract

AbstractBDD-based symbolic techniques and partial-order reduction (POR) are two fruitful approaches to deal with the combinatorial explosion of model checking. Unfortunately, past experience has shown that BDD-based techniques do not work well for loosely-synchronized models, whereas POR methods allow explicit-state model checkers to deal with large concurrent models. This paper presents an algorithm that combines symbolic model checking and POR to verify linear temporal logic properties without the next operator (LTL X ), which performs better on models featuring asynchronous processes. Our algorithm adapts and combines three methods: Clarke et al.’s tableau-based symbolic LTL model checking, Iwashita et al.’s forward symbolic CTL model checking and Lerda et al.’s ImProviso symbolic reachability with POR. We present our approach, outline the proof of its correctness, and present a prototypal implementation and an evaluation on two examples.KeywordsModel CheckTransition SystemTransition RelationSymbolic Model CheckBound Model CheckThese keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.

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