| André Platzer | Curriculum Vitae | |
| Associate Professor | Email: | send email |
| Computer Science Department | Phone: | +1 (412) 268-1558 |
| Carnegie Mellon University | Fax: | +1 (412) 268-5576 |
| Pittsburgh, PA 15213-3891, USA | Office: | GHC 9103 |
| Fakultät für Informatik | Phone: | +49 89 289 17865 |
| Technische Universität München | Raum: | 00.09.051 |
- Research interests:
- Logic in Computer Science, Cyber-Physical Systems, Programming Languages, Theorem Proving, Formal Methods
Overview
My research develops the logical foundations of cyber-physical systems to characterize their fundamental principles and to show how we can design computers that are guaranteed to interact correctly with the physical world. The solution to this challenge is the key to enabling computer assistance that we can bet our lives on. I pursue this challenge with the principled design of programming languages with logics that can provide proofs as correctness guarantees. [details]
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The KeYmaera X aXiomatic Theorem Prover for Hybrid Systems is a verification tool. It is based on the family of differential dynamic logics, which develop the Logical Foundations of Cyber-Physical Systems explained in a recent textbook.
If you want to do research with me, you should take the Logical Foundations of Cyber-Physical Systems course.
Publications are available in the List of Publications.
Announcements
- FM 2019 Tutorial on KeYmaera X: Modular Formal Verification of Cyber-Physical Systems with KeYmaera X
- Upcoming lectures at Marktoberdorf Summer School 2019
- Video lectures on Logical Foundations of Cyber-Physical Systems for the textbook
- POPL 2019 Tutorial on Programming Cyber-Physical Systems With Logic
- We're looking for Postdocs and PhD students for a new project. PhD applications are via the Computer Science Department at Carnegie Mellon University
- Hot off the press: textbook on Logical Foundations of Cyber-Physical Systems 2018
- Lectures at Marktoberdorf Summer School 2017