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Model checking and fault tolerance

Authors: Glenn Bruns; Ian Sutherland;

Model checking and fault tolerance

Abstract

We present an algebraic approach to the model checking of fault-tolerant systems. Fault models and fault-handling mechanisms are modelled using special-purpose process operators. Besides providing for natural models, special-purpose operators allow systems with large state spaces to be verified using systems with small state spaces. To support this verification technique we show that a kind of simulation relation on processes preserves all process operators in tyft/tyxt format.

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