Lecture

Disasters, Successes, and Inductive Invariants

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Description

This lecture covers the impact of verification through examples of software disasters like the Ariane 5 rocket explosion and successful cases such as Airbus control software verification. It introduces transition systems, explicit-state reachability checking algorithms, and invariants in systems.

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