Bisimulation Relations Between Automata, Stochastic Differential Equations and Petri Nets

Computer Science – Logic in Computer Science

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15 pages, 4 figures, Workshop on Formal Methods for Aerospace (FMA), EPTCS 20m 2010

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10.4204/EPTCS.20.1

Two formal stochastic models are said to be bisimilar if their solutions as a stochastic process are probabilistically equivalent. Bisimilarity between two stochastic model formalisms means that the strengths of one stochastic model formalism can be used by the other stochastic model formalism. The aim of this paper is to explain bisimilarity relations between stochastic hybrid automata, stochastic differential equations on hybrid space and stochastic hybrid Petri nets. These bisimilarity relations make it possible to combine the formal verification power of automata with the analysis power of stochastic differential equations and the compositional specification power of Petri nets. The relations and their combined strengths are illustrated for an air traffic example.

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