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Gave a branching-time temporal-logic framework and an explicit finite-state algorithm for checking whether a synchronization skeleton satisfies a specification, alongside synthesis considerations.
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The record is the two-author LNCS 131 proceedings paper: the meeting is named Logic of Programs 1981, while the proceedings publication is dated 1982. The finite-state and complexity assumptions are scoped, and the later journal article and other model-checking formalisms remain separate.
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Edmund M. Clarke; E. Allen Emerson
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Clarke and Emerson: synchronization skeletons and branching-time temporal logic
Gave a branching-time temporal-logic framework and an explicit finite-state algorithm for checking whether a synchronization skeleton satisfies a specification, alongside synthesis considerations.
Scientific scope
The record is the two-author LNCS 131 proceedings paper: the meeting is named Logic of Programs 1981, while the proceedings publication is dated 1982. The finite-state and complexity assumptions are scoped, and the later journal article and other model-checking formalisms remain separate.
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People and systems
Edmund M. Clarke; E. Allen Emerson
The named authors contributed to this scoped work; individual effort shares and later applications are not assigned by the byline.