Verification of Multi-agent Systems Via Bounded Model Checking
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Su, Kaile
Sattar, Abdul
Reynolds, Mark
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Sattar, A
Kang, BH
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We present a bounded model checking (BMC) approach to the verification of temporal epistemic properties of multi-agent systems. We extend the temporal logic CTL* by incorporating epistemic modalities and obtain a temporal epistemic logic that we call CTLK. CTLK logic is interpreted under the semantics of synchronous interpreted systems. Though CTLK is of great expressive power in both temporal and epistemic dimensions, we show that BMC method is still applicable for the universal fragment of CTLK. We present in some detail a BMC algorithm and prove its correctness. In our approach, agents' knowledge interpreted in synchronous semantics can be skilfully attained by the state position function, which avoids extending the encoding of the states and the transition relations of the plain temporal epistemic model for time domain.
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AI 2006: ADVANCES IN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, PROCEEDINGS
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Information and computing sciences