One way to analyse programs is to to derive expressions for their computational behaviour. A time bound function (or worst-case complexity) gives an upper bound for the computatio...
If one wishes to find out whether a computational problem over discrete data is solvable or how complex it is, the classical approach is to represent the discrete objects in quest...
The design and analysis of today’s complex real-time systems requires advanced methods. Due to ever growing functionality, hardware complexity and component interaction, applyin...
We establish a new connection between the two most common traditions in the theory of real computation, the Blum-Shub-Smale model and the Computable Analysis approach. We then use...
We describe an automatic complexity analysis mechanism for programs extracted from proofs carried out with the proof assistant Coq. By extraction, we mean the automatic generation...