Abstract
Future Interval Logic (FIL) is a linear-time temporal logic that is intended for specification and verification of reactive and concurrent systems. To make FIL useful for specifying and reasoning about practical systems, we present a first-order extension of FIL, including equality and n-ary function and predicate symbols, and a set of sound proof rules for reasoning in the logic. We illustrate the use of the logic by specifying a sliding window protocol and proving that the specifications satisfy a set of correctness requirements.
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