Games in Design and Verification

Workshop co-located with CAV 2004
Boston, Massachusetts, USA
July 18, 2004

The goal of the GDV 2004 workshop is to bring together researchers interested in the application of game theory to system design, analysis, and verification. Games provide a model for interaction that has found many applications both in the theory of systems (semantics of programming languages, semantics of interaction) and in the practice of system design (controller synthesis, modular verification, security analysis). This workshop aims at covering a spectrum from theoretical results to concrete applications. The topics of interest include:

Workshop Program

Invited Speakers

Rupak Majumdar      UCLA      Non-zero Sum Games and Nash Equilibria
Luke Ong Oxford University      Game Semantics and Software Model-Checking
Wieslaw Zielonka Université Paris 7      Discounting Infinite Games but How and Why?

Proceedings

The proceedings of the workshop will be published as a volume in the ENTCS series.

Program Committee

Luca de Alfaro (chair)     UC Santa Cruz
Radha Jagadeesan DePaul University
Orna Kupferman Hebrew University
PS Thiagarajan National University of Singapore
Wolfgang Thomas RWTH Aachen
Igor Walukiewicz LaBRI, Université Bordeaux-1

Important Dates

Paper submission:     April 30
Notification: May 30
Final version: June 30


gdv04@soe.ucsc.edu Last updated: July 12, 2004