Fully Symbolic Unbounded Model Checking for Alternating-time Temporal Logic1
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We present an approach to the problem of verification of epistemic properties of multi-agent systems by means of symbolic model checking. In particular, it is shown how to extend the technique of unbounded model checking from a purely temporal setting to a temporal-epistemic one. In order to achieve this, we base our discussion on interpreted systems semantics, a popular semantics used in multi-agent systems literature.We give details of the technique and show how it can be applied to the well-known train, gate and controller problem.