Overview
This is the home page of André Platzer at Carnegie Mellon University.
On this web page, you will find a selection of my research topics and tools in computer science, mathematics, and logic. Especially, verification technology for hybrid systems.
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Among several other research topics, you will find details about the KeYmaera Verification Tool for Hybrid Systems and the theory of differential dynamic logic for hybrid systems verification.
This page further hosts the Orbital library for Java, which provides several object-oriented representations and algorithms for logic, mathematics and artificial intelligence. There are Java applets of strategic board games, as well as survey description documents on some aspects of computer science.
Information on the courses I teach at Carnegie Mellon University can be found in the Teaching Section.
See List of Publications for more information on publications that are related to logic, computer science, and mathematics
Announcements
- NSF awarded the Expedition Computational Modeling and Analysis for Complex Systems (CMACS)
In the News
Read about this research in the news:-
ACM Doctoral Dissertation Honorable Mention Award for the dissertation Differential Dynamic Logics: Automated Theorem Proving for Hybrid Systems
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- Best Paper Award at FM'09
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- Brilliant 10 in Popular Science Magazine, November 2009
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