Model checking of linear temporal logic (LTL) speci cations with respect to pushdown systems has been shown to be a useful tool for analysis of programs with potentially recursive procedures. LTL, however, can specify only regular properties, and properties such as correctness of procedures with respect to pre and post conditions, that require matching of calls and returns, are not regular. We ...

1 Overview This paper presents MCMAS, a model checker for Multi-Agent Systems (MAS). Differently from traditional model checkers, MCMAS permits the automatic verification of specifications that use epistemic, correctness, and cooperation modalities, in addition to the standard temporal modalities. These additional modalities are used to capture properties of various scenarios (including communi...

background: despite developments in surgical treatment, radiation therapy, and chemotherapy protocols, tumor recurrence and metastasis are still major problems in breast cancer management. the aim of the present report was to review and compare the performance of pet/ct with some of the conventional imaging modalities in detection of breast cancer recurrence. methods: a literature search was pe...

The concept of vimarśa is foundational to the philosophy Pratyabhijñā for multiple reasons. It not just confirm thereflexivity consciousness that occurs in this school. reflexivity recognition as a fundamental character inscribed. Furthermore, it due mirroring self-mirroring but also other, object grasps, and synthesizes different modes, having synthesis its intrinsic nature. While emergence de...

In this paper we present a theory for reasoning about actions which is based on Dynamic Linear Time Temporal Logic (DLTL). DLTL is a simple extension of propositional temporal logic of linear time in which regular programs of propositional dynamic logic can be used for indexing temporal modalities. The action theory we define allows to reason with incomplete initial states, to do postdiction an...

In this study, an extended pacemaker-counter model was applied to crossmodal temporal discrimination. In three experiments, subjects discriminated between the durations of a constant standard stimulus and a variable comparison stimulus. In congruent trials, both stimuli were presented in the same sensory modality (i.e., both visual or both auditory), whereas in incongruent trials, each stimulus...