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T2: A Temporal Property Verifier in F#
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T2 is a tool created for the purpose of answering sophisticated questions about the universal temporal behaviour of programs. It automatically synthesizes execution environments that impose temporal properties that would not otherwise hold. Using F#, we are able to properly express, model, and verify temporal properties of infinite-state transition systems.
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T2: A Temporal Property Verifier in F#
Heidy Khlaaf
Heidy Khlaaf is a Research Consultant at Adelard LLP where she evaluates, specifies, and verifies the implementations of safety-critical systems. She received her PhD from University College London where she developed novel research methodologies, in part with Microsoft Research, to fully-automate the verification of temporal properties over software systems.