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On Modal μ-Calculus in S5 and Applications

D'Agostino G., Lenzi G.

Fundamenta Informaticae

2013

Vol. 124, nr 4

465--482

We consider the μ-calculus over graphs where the accessibility relation is an equivalence (S5-graphs). We show that the vectorial μ-calculus model checking problem over arbitrary graphs reduces to the vectorial, existential μ-calculus model checking problem over S5 graphs. Moreover, we give a proof that satisfiability of μ-calculus in S5 is NP-complete, and by using S5 graphs we give a new proof that the satisfiability problem of the existential μ-calculus is also NP-complete. Finally we prove that on multimodal S5, in contrast with the monomodal case, the fixpoint hierarchy of the μ-calculus is infinite and the finite model property fails.

The modal mu-calculus: a survey

Lenzi G.

TASK Quarterly : scientific bulletin of Academic Computer Centre in Gdansk

2005

Vol. 9, No 3

293-316

The modal mu-calculus is an extension of modal logic with two operators mu and ni, which give the least and greatest fixpoints of monotone operators on powersets. This powerful logic is widely used in computer science, in the area of verification of correctness of concurrent systems. In this survey we review both the theoretical aspects of the modal mu-calculus and its applications to computer science.

On the Relationship Between Monadic and Weak Monadic Second Order Logic on Arbitrary Trees, with Applications to the mu-Calculus

Janin D., Lenzi G.

Fundamenta Informaticae

2004

Vol. 61, nr 3,4

247--265

In 1970, in Weakly definable relations and special automata, Math. Log. and Found. of Set Theory, pp 1-23, Rabin shows that a language is recognizable by a tree automaton with Büchi like infinitary condition if and only if it is definable as the projection of a weakly definable language. In this paper, we refine this result characterizing such languages as those definable in the monadic Σ2 level of the quantifier alternation depth hierarchy of monadic second order logic (MSO). This new result also contributes to a better understanding of the relationship between the quantifier alternation depth of hierarchy of MSO and the fixpoint alternation depth hierarchy of the mu-calculus: it shows that the bisimulation invariant fragment of the monadic Σ2 level equals the νμ-level of the mu-calculus hierarchy.