About FSA
Research We investigate and develop theories, techniques and tools for modelling and analysing the behaviours of (concurrent) systems. Research focusses on process algebra, semantics, model checking, logics and satisfiability solving. Application areas include protocols, hardware designs, industrial control systems. Tools developed by the group include mCRL2 and MaDL. Read More…
Education We offer courses in Logic, Formal Methods, Model Checking and Automated Reasoning. We are always looking for enthusiastic people who are interested in a research project or thesis in our Master programme. Read More…
We are hiring PhD students/postdocs!
We currently have four open positions for PhD students and one open position for a postdoctoral researcher. The open positions are in various externally funded projects. Contact us for more information!
Paper accepted in FACS2018 special issue
The paper “Finding Compact Proofs for Infinite-Data Parameterised Boolean Equation Systems” by Thomas Neele, Tim Willemse and Jan Friso Groote was accepted for publication in the FACS2018 special issue of Science of Computer Programming. This …continue reading
Paper on up-to techniques for branching bisimilarity accepted at SOFSEM 2020
The paper “Up-to Techniques for Branching Bisimilarity” by Rick Erkens, Jurriaan Rot and Bas Luttik has been accepted for presentation at SOFSEM 2020 in Limassol, Cyprus.
Paper accepted at Express
The paper Distribution of Behaviour into Parallel Communicating Subsystems by Omar Alduhaiby and Jan Friso Groote has been accepted for Express 2019.
Paper on the formal analysis with mCRL2 of a railway interlocking accepted at FMICS 2019
The paper “Formal Modelling and Verification of an Interlocking using mCRL2” by Mark Bouwman, Bob Janssen, and Bas Luttik has been accepted for presentation at FMICS 2019 in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
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Events
- Colloquium 12 December 12.45 - 13.30, 2019, MF 6.132. Tim Willemse: Family-Based SPL Model Checking Using Parity Games with Variability.
- Colloquium 21 November 12.45 - 13.30, 2019, MF 6.132. Thomas Neele: The Inconsistent Labelling Problem of Stutter-Preserving Partial-Order Reduction.
- Colloquium 7 November 12.45 - 13.30, 2019, MF 6.132. Tom Verhoeff: From FP to OO.