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els. The verification task is non-trivial as it involves exploring state spaces of arbitrary or even infinite sizes. Even for programs that only manipulate finite range variables, the size of the channels could grow unboundedly, and hence the state space that need to be explored could be of infinite

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ion of that grand composition to require exponentially many resources (time, space, or both). Conversely, if the grand composition of?. automata has a number of states/transitions only linear in?., we may reasonably expect the computation of that grand composition to also require only linearly many

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. Recently we have proposed a temporal pattern logic, called FTPL, to characterize the correct reconfigurations of component-based systems under some temporal and architectural constraints..As component-based architectures evolve at runtime, there is a need to check these FTPL constraints on the fly

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ple models with different purposes, modeling different aspects, or modeling at varying levels of abstraction. In this paper, we give a general overview of how models are used, with the goal of making the concepts clearer for different communities. We focus on the domain of track-based flow managemen