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Algebra of Parameterised Graphs

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What happens if you spill a bucket of predicates over a graph? You get what I call a parameterised graph—a mathematical beauty with interesting properties and applications. In this talk I will define parameterised graphs algebraically and will show you how to use them for succinct specification, verification and synthesis of concurrent systems, with examples coming from hardware and software engineering. I will conclude by highlighting several questions about parameterised graphs that I don’t have an answer for, hopefully getting fresh insights from the audience.

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