Stanford University. Computer Science Department

Arjun Kapur

We use Linear-time Temporal Logic for expressing properties under either a sampling semantics or a super-dense semantics, and we introduce Hybrid Temporal Logic for expressing properties under a continuous interval semantics. Linear-time Temporal Logic is useful for expressing point-based properties, whose validity is dependent on individual states, while Hybrid Temporal Logic is useful for expressing both interval-based properties, whose validity is dependent on intervals of time, and point-based properties.

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