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Higher-order recursion schemes are systems of rewrite rules on typed non-terminal symbols, which can be used to define infinite trees. The Global Modal Mu-Calculus Model Checking...
We prove that the modal mu-calculus model-checking problem for (ranked and ordered) node-labelled trees that are generated by order-n recursion schemes (whether safe or not, and w...
In this paper we consider parity games defined by higher-order pushdown automata. These automata generalise pushdown automata by the use of higher-order stacks, which are nested ...
Arnaud Carayol, Matthew Hague, Antoine Meyer, C.-H...
Abstract. We survey recent developments in an approach to the verification of higher-order computation based on game semantics. Higherorder recursion schemes are in essence (progra...
We introduce higher-order, multi-parameter, tree transducers (HMTTs, for short), which are kinds of higher-order tree transducers that take input trees and output a (possibly infi...