Buchi Automaton
2024
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2024
Implementation and analysis of Büchi and Generalized Büchi Automata for automata theory and formal verification
Project Overview
Explored the theory and implementation of Büchi Automata and Generalized Büchi Automata (GBA), focusing on automata over infinite words and their applications in formal verification and model checking.
Key Features
- Büchi Automata: Implemented automata for recognizing ω-regular languages.
- Generalized Büchi Automata: Developed support for multiple acceptance conditions.
- Automata Operations: Performed state transitions, acceptance checking, and automata transformations.
- Formal Verification: Applied automata concepts to verify temporal properties of computational systems.
- Language Analysis: Explored acceptance conditions and properties of infinite-state computations.
Technologies Used
- Python: Core implementation language.
- Automata Theory: Büchi Automata and Generalized Büchi Automata.
- Formal Languages: ω-Regular languages and infinite-word automata.
- Formal Verification: Foundations of model checking and temporal logic.
Software Architecture
- Automaton Engine: Managed states, transitions, and acceptance conditions.
- Execution Module: Simulated automata execution over infinite input sequences.
- Transformation Module: Supported conversions and manipulation of automata structures.
- Verification Module: Evaluated language acceptance and formal properties.
Impact and Applications
- Formal Verification: Demonstrates the use of automata in verifying software and hardware systems.
- Model Checking: Provides a foundation for temporal logic verification algorithms.
- Theoretical Computer Science: Strengthens understanding of automata over infinite words.
- Research Applications: Applicable to verification tools, compiler research, and reactive system analysis.