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Zhenya ZHANG (张振亚)

I am an assistant professor in Intelligent Software Engineering Laboratory, Faculty of Information Science and Electrical Engineering, Kyushu University.


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In general, I am interested in quality assurance of safety-critical complex systems via formal methods. A typical problem setting is as follows:

given a system model \(\mathcal{M}\) and a specification \(\varphi\), show either \(\mathcal{M}\models \varphi\) or \(\mathcal{M}\not\models \varphi\).

The system \(\mathcal{M}\) is not limited to classic software systems---it can be instantiated to various theoretical models or real-world systems, such as hybrid systems (cyber-physical systems) and their possible extensions with AI components. The specification \(\varphi\) is usually expressed by formal logic.

Various techniques can be developed to solve the problem, including (runtime) verification and testing. This is where theories and applications of software science meet: we apply theories to solve real-world problems, and these real-world concerns in return enrich the theories.


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last update: 2023.Apr.2