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Publication date: 1 de June, 2021

Languages, Logics, Types and Tools for Concurrent System Modeling

Concurrent systems are ubiquitous and are notably responsible for supporting the infrastructure for transport, commerce and entertainment. They are very difficult to design and implement correctly: many different modeling languages and verification techniques have been devised to reason about them and verifying their correctness.

In the talk, I will present the way I have addressed in my dissertation some of the shortcomings of established models and theories for concurrent systems.
This includes introducing a general modal logic, extending a modelling language, psi-calculi, with types and a more general operation, providing an automated tool support. I will have the talk at a fairly high-level of detail.

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Date 14/12/2016
State Concluded
Host Bio Ram?nas Gutkovas just joined NOVA LINCS as a post-doc. Recently, Ram?nas obtained a Ph.D. degree from the Uppsala University in Sweden. He has been working on formal verification of concurrent systems during his Ph.D. He has also received a masters degree from Uppsala University. Ram?nas' research interests include concurrency, programming language and type theories.