Research
Research at the chair for theoretical computer science is largely concerned with foundations and applications of logic in computer science.
Core Research Themes
Logic-based knowledge representation; specification and verification; modal logic in computer science, in particular coalgebraic logic; uncertainty, vagueness, and defaults; program logics and semantics of programming; concurrency
Running or Recently Completed Research Projects
- Spectra of Behavioural Distances and Quantitative Logics (SpeQT), DFG
- Categorical Theory of Automata (CATHY), DFG
- Coalgebraic Nominal Automata with Name Allocation (CoNAN), DFG
- Coalgebraic Model Checking (CoMoC), DFG
- Reconstructing Arguments from Newsworthy Debates (RAND), DFG
- Participation in the DFG research training group Cybercrime and Forensic Computing
- Digitaler Registerassistent (DIREGA), Bundesnotarkammer, Landesnotarkanmmer Bayern, Bayerisches Staatsministerium der Justiz
Software
- CoPaR — The Coalgebraic Partition Refiner: Generic and efficient minimization of state-based systems
- COOL — The Coalgebraic Ontology Logic Reasoner
- CGM — The Clinical Guideline Module