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* '''Static Analysis versus Model Checking''': similarities, differences, synergies |
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The aim is to create a vibrant event consisting mainly of a number of invited talks that will cover some of the historical developments, survey the links established, establish state-of-the-art, identify the problems still worth pursuing and give a perspective on the implications and (novel) applications that can be foreseen. |
The aim is to create a vibrant event consisting mainly of a number of invited talks that will cover some of the historical developments, survey the links established, establish state-of-the-art, identify the problems still worth pursuing and give a perspective on the implications and (novel) applications that can be foreseen. |
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We would also like to lay the foundations for future research |
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collaborations on challenging research problems. As part of this there |
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will be a <b>poster session</b>, for which we <b>invite |
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submissions</b>. Further details and important dates can be found on |
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<a href="...">this page</a |
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We should also like to lay the foundations for future research collaborations on challenging research problems. As part of this there will be a poster session; instructions for how to submit posters will be forthcoming. |
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'''Draft Programme for Friday, July 9'th 2010''' |
'''Draft Programme for Friday, July 9'th 2010''' |
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Revision as of 13:59, 16 March 2010
The second annual meeting of the MLQA working group will take place on Friday July 9'th 2010 as part of FLoC 2010 in Edinburgh (Scotland). The theme of the meeting is:
- Static Analysis versus Model Checking: similarities, differences, synergies
The aim is to create a vibrant event consisting mainly of a number of invited talks that will cover some of the historical developments, survey the links established, establish state-of-the-art, identify the problems still worth pursuing and give a perspective on the implications and (novel) applications that can be foreseen.
We would also like to lay the foundations for future research collaborations on challenging research problems. As part of this there will be a poster session, for which we invite submissions. Further details and important dates can be found on <a href="...">this page</a
Draft Programme for Friday, July 9'th 2010
Friday 9.00-10.00
- Bernhard Steffen (on performing static analysis by doing model checking)
- Flemming Nielson (on performing model checking by doing static analysis)
Friday 10.00-10.30
- Coffee & Poster Session
Friday 10.30-12.30
- Marta Kwiatkowska (on quantitative model checking)
- Joost-Pieter Katoen (on quantitative model checking)
- Marsha Chechik / Arie Gurfinkel (on the use of abstraction in model checking)
- Orna Grumberg (on the use of abstraction in model checking)
Friday 12.30-14.00
- Lunch
Friday 14.00-15.00
- David Monniaux (on operations research in static analysis and model checking)
- Michael Huth (on modelling and analysing control of access and risk)
Friday 15.00-15.30
- Coffee & Poster Session
Friday 15.30-17.00
- MLQA Business Meeting (open to all attendees) about the future of MLQA and future research collaborations
Registration for the meeting should be part of registering for FLoC; I am told that the registration fees are likely to be:
- Early Academic 70.00, Early Student 42.00
- Regular Academic 100.00, Regular Student 58.00
- Late Academic 115.00, Late Student 66.00
All prices are in UK Pounds.