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Formal Methods and Theory Group

The Formal Methods and Theory Group at the Technische Universität München (headed by Prof. Helmut Veith and Prof. Markus Holzer) is concerned with research and development in the following fields:

Formal Methods for Embedded Systems
We develop formal methods to analyze and design embedded systems. Application areas include industrial automotive and avionic software. Our research focuses on model checking, timing analysis, and testing.
Modelling Embedded Software

Model based development of embedded systems


Contact: Christian Schallhart
Testing and Validation of Runtime Resources

Modeling and validating runtime resources of safety-critical embedded systems.


Contact: Christian Schallhart
Fortas - Execution Time Analysis

Execution time analysis for embedded software.


Contact: Helmut Veith
Runtime Reflection

In this project we focus on techniques which allow software systems to analyse their own behavior with respect to certain correctness properties.


Contact: Christian Schallhart


Model Checking and Constraint Solving
We bring together the theory and technology which powers model checkers and software analysis tools.
Software Security

Verification of security properties and malicious code detection in x86 executables.


Contact: Johannes Kinder
Constraint Solvers

Solving mixed Boolean and arithmetic systems


Contact: Michael Tautschnig


Automata, Logic, and Complexity
Mathematical methods and models for problems in computer science.


 
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