2002 · 42 citations · 13 references
Logical AutomatonBounded Model CheckingEngineeringReachability ProblemAutomated ReasoningVerificationFormal MethodsSystems EngineeringComputational ComplexityTimed AutomatonComputer ScienceTemporal LogicModel CheckingTimed SystemFormal VerificationTimed Automata
The paper deals with the problem of checking reachability for timed automata. The main idea consists in combining the well-know forward reachability algorithm and the Bounded Model Checking (BMC) method. In order to check reachability of a state satisfying some desired property, first the transition relation of a timed automaton is unfolded iteratively to some depth and encoded as a propositional formula. Next, the desired property is translated to a propositional formula and the satisfiability of the conjunction of the two defined above formulas is checked. The unfolding of the transition relation can be terminated when either a state satisfying the property has been found or all the states of the timed automaton have been searched. The efficiency of the method is strongly supported by the experimental results.
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