Welcome
to the webpages of the Concurrency Theory Group. Our team investigates the foundations of concurrent behaviour in network applications, remote programs, and multi-threaded software. Our ambition is to understand the underlying principles and exploit them in the design of highly efficient analysis algorithms. Harnessing
methods from computability theory, computer-aided verification, and formal languages, the group is specialised in inference techniques for qualitative as well as quantitative properties, and currently extends state space exploration algorithms towards automatic system correction and optimisation.
The working group has just been founded - in July 2010. We hold excellent international contacts to the Universities of Bologna and Newcastle, as well as the research institutes LIAFA and LSV in Paris. If you would like to join us, if you are interested in a Bachelor's, Master's, or PhD thesis, or in case you are just curious about who we are - we warmly welcome you to visit us. We offer beautiful topics, competitive scholarships, and an international research environment. To learn more about our area, consider attending the winter term lecture Concurrency Theory. A German description of our working group can be found here.
Roland Meyer, head of the group.
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Best paper at ETAPS 2012.
Language-Theoretic Abstraction Refinement was awarded best paper from EAPLS.
ACSD 2012.
An Algorithmic Framework for Coverability in Well-Structured Systems.
YR-CONCUR 2012.
Roland Meyer is a member of the programme committee. More about the workshop
can be found
INFINITY 2012.
Roland Meyer is a member of the programme committee. More about the workshop
can be found
FSTTCS 2011.
Petri Net Reachability Graphs: Decidability Status of FO Properties.
ACSD 2012.
Roland Meyer is a member of the programme committee. More about the conference
can be found
D-CON 2012
will be organised by the Concurrency Theory Group. The workshop takes place on the 08th and 09th of March 2012. More about the workshop
can be found
Theses.
Experience international collaborations, discuss with leading researchers, and
put forward the state-of-the-art in concurrency theory. We offer Bachelor's,
Master's, and PhD theses.
Bachelor's cours.
Attend our lecture on Logic in summer 2012.
Theory seminar.
Our seminar takes place on Fridays, 2pm, in 34/420. We welcome you to join us!
Previously, Roland Meyer worked in LIAFA's team.
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