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Incremental Verification by Abstraction

Y. LakhnechContact Information, S. BensalemContact Information, S. BerezinContact Information and S. OwreContact Information

(6)  eVrimag, Centre Equation 2 Av. de Vignate, 38610 Gières, France
(7)  Department of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University, 5000 Forbes Ave., Pittsburgh, PA, 15213
(8)  Computer Science Laboratory, SRI International, Menlo Park, CA 94025, USA
Abstract
We present a methodology for constructing abstractions and refining them by analyzing counter-examples. We also present a uniform verification method that combines abstraction, model-checking and deductive verification in a novel way. In particular, it allows and shows how to use the set of reachable states of the abstract system in a deductive proof even when the abstract model does not satisfy the specification and when it simulates the concrete system with respect to a weaker simulation notion than Milner’s.
This work has been partly performed while the first two authors were visiting the Computer Science Laboratory, SRI International. Their visits were funded by NSF Grants No. CCR-9712383 and CCR-9509931.

Contact Information Y. Lakhnech
Email: lakhnech@imag.fr

Contact Information S. Bensalem
Email: bensalem@imag.fr

Contact Information S. Berezin
Email: berez+@cs.cmu.edu

Contact Information S. Owre
Email: owre@csl.sri.com
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