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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Abordagens paralelas para Model Checking de redes de aut?matos estoc?sticos

Oleksinski, Lucas Giaretta 25 March 2013 (has links)
Made available in DSpace on 2015-04-14T14:50:05Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 451032.pdf: 3224202 bytes, checksum: 0ed1399ff0656c16c4c22f4f6e16cb87 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2013-03-25 / The use of critical and complex systems at automation of daily tasks increases the people s dependence, generating unease about the safety of such systems. In the last years several techniques have been developed to facilitate activities related to design validation in the early stages of the development cycle. Model Checking is an automatic formal technique that allows verification of finite-state concurrent systems under properties described in temporal logics by employing verification algorithms that exhaustively assess the correctness of the system under consideration. Indeed, this technique is costly with respect to storage and processing, justifying the development of parallel and distributed algorithms for powerful computing clusters. This dissertation reports the study and development of verification algorithms for models described in Stochastic Automata Networks and properties written in Computation Tree Logic temporal logic for environments that address memory spaces in a distributed way. / O emprego de sistemas complexos e cr?ticos para automa??o de tarefas do cotidiano faz crescer a depend?ncia das pessoas, gerando desconforto em rela??o ? seguran?a de tais sistemas. Nos ?ltimos anos algumas t?cnicas t?m sido desenvolvidas visando facilitar as atividades relacionadas ? valida??o de projetos nos est?gios iniciais do ciclo de desenvolvimento. Verifica??o de modelos ? uma t?cnica formal autom?tica que permite a verifica??o de sistemas concorrentes de estados finitos sob propriedades descritas em l?gicas temporais atrav?s do emprego de algoritmos que avaliam exaustivamente o sistema sob considera??o. Entretanto, esta t?cnica ? custosa no que tange ao armazenamento em mem?ria e processamento, justificando o desenvolvimento de algoritmos paralelos e distribu?dos para poderosos agregados computacionais. Esta disserta??o relata o estudo e desenvolvimento de algoritmos de verifica??o de modelos descritos em Redes de Aut?matos Estoc?sticos e propriedades descritas na l?gica temporal Computation Tree Logic para ambientes que endere?am espa?os de mem?ria de maneira distribu?da.

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