Dependable Continuous Mathematics for Critical Systems

Professor Ursula Martin and Dr Hanne Gottliebsen, lead this new project, in close collaboration with Qinetiq, NASA Langley, Intel Research Cambri dge, mathematicians at Queen Mary University of London, and the Automated Reasoning G roup in the Computer Laboratory at the University of Cambridge.

The immediate goal of the project is to develop a computational logic framework for reasoning about dynamical systems, especially in feed-back control theory and its a pplications, extending a pilot study concerned with Hoare logic for classical control. It is part of a long term program to apply the techniques of computational logic to ma thematics and its applications.

Further details about the background to the research are available at http://www.dcs.qmu l.ac.uk/grants/~uhmm/clcm/summary.html

You can also look at the full grant proposal for the project http://www.dcs.qmul.ac .uk/grants/~uhmm/clcm/prop.pdf


Project Members

Ursula Martin

Roy Dyckhoff

Hanne Gottliebsen

Henri Huijberts

Olga Lightfoot

Erik Mathiesen

Paulo Oliva

Graham White

Project Documentation

Publications

Collaborators

Tools

Control Engineering

General

Stability

Frequency Response

Block Diagram Transformation

Researchers and Research Groups

Symbolic Reasoning

Hoare Logic

Decision Procedures

Graph Rewriting and Transformation

Researchers

Related Work

MoBIES

Hybrid Systems

Computer Algebra and Automated Reasoning

Other