Verification from Declarative Specifications Using Logic Programming

Authors:
Marco Montali;Paolo Torroni;Marco Alberti;Federico Chesani;Marco Gavanelli;Evelina Lamma;Paola Mello
Affiliations:
DEIS, University of Bologna., Bologna, Italy 40136;DEIS, University of Bologna., Bologna, Italy 40136;ENDIF, University of Ferrara., Ferrara, Italy 44100;DEIS, University of Bologna., Bologna, Italy 40136;ENDIF, University of Ferrara., Ferrara, Italy 44100;ENDIF, University of Ferrara., Ferrara, Italy 44100;DEIS, University of Bologna., Bologna, Italy 40136
Venue:
ICLP '08 Proceedings of the 24th International Conference on Logic Programming
Year:
2008

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Abstract

In recent years, the declarative programming philosophy has had a visible impact on new emerging disciplines, such as heterogeneous multi-agent systems and flexible business processes. We address the problem of formal verification for systems specified using declarative languages, focusing in particular on the Business Process Management field. We propose a verification method based on the g-SCIFF abductive logic programming proof procedure and evaluate our method empirically, by comparing its performance with that of other verification frameworks.