Completeness and incompleteness of trace based network proof systems:
Most trace-based proof systems for networks of processes are known to be incomplete. Extensions to achieve completeness are generally complicated and cumbersome. In this paper, a simple trace logic is defined and two examples are presented to show its inherent incompleteness. Surprisingly, both exam...
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| Summary: | Most trace-based proof systems for networks of processes are known to be incomplete. Extensions to achieve completeness are generally complicated and cumbersome. In this paper, a simple trace logic is defined and two examples are presented to show its inherent incompleteness. Surprisingly, both examples consist of only one process, indicating that network composition is not a cause of incompleteness. Axioms necessary and sufficient for the relative completeness of a trace logic are then presented. |
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| spelling | Widom, Jennifer Verfasser aut Completeness and incompleteness of trace based network proof systems Jennifer Widom ; David Gries ; Fred B. Schneider Ithaca, New York 1986 12 S. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Cornell University <Ithaca, NY> / Department of Computer Science: Technical report 766 Most trace-based proof systems for networks of processes are known to be incomplete. Extensions to achieve completeness are generally complicated and cumbersome. In this paper, a simple trace logic is defined and two examples are presented to show its inherent incompleteness. Surprisingly, both examples consist of only one process, indicating that network composition is not a cause of incompleteness. Axioms necessary and sufficient for the relative completeness of a trace logic are then presented. Computer networks Proof theory Gries, David Verfasser aut Schneider, Fred B. Verfasser aut Department of Computer Science: Technical report Cornell University <Ithaca, NY> 766 (DE-604)BV006185504 766 |
| spellingShingle | Widom, Jennifer Gries, David Schneider, Fred B. Completeness and incompleteness of trace based network proof systems Computer networks Proof theory |
| title | Completeness and incompleteness of trace based network proof systems |
| title_auth | Completeness and incompleteness of trace based network proof systems |
| title_exact_search | Completeness and incompleteness of trace based network proof systems |
| title_full | Completeness and incompleteness of trace based network proof systems Jennifer Widom ; David Gries ; Fred B. Schneider |
| title_fullStr | Completeness and incompleteness of trace based network proof systems Jennifer Widom ; David Gries ; Fred B. Schneider |
| title_full_unstemmed | Completeness and incompleteness of trace based network proof systems Jennifer Widom ; David Gries ; Fred B. Schneider |
| title_short | Completeness and incompleteness of trace based network proof systems |
| title_sort | completeness and incompleteness of trace based network proof systems |
| topic | Computer networks Proof theory |
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