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Fast Falsification of Hybrid Systems Using Probabilistically Adaptive Inputral logic requirement. Our method is based on a probabilistically directed search of an increasingly fine grained spatial and temporal discretization of the input space. A key feature is that it adapts to the difficulty of a problem at hand, specifically to the local complexity of each input segment

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A Process Algebra for (Delimited) Persistent Stochastic Non-Interferencehe Performance Evaluation Process Algebra (PEPA). A PEPA process . that satisfies . admits only controlled information flows from the high, private, level of confidentiality to the low, public, one. In particular, the downgrading/declassification of information is permitted only when performed by a

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Expected Cost Analysis of Attack-Defense Treesst to classical . analysis. On the technical level, we provide three algorithms: (i) reduction to PRISM-games, (ii) dedicated game solution utilizing the structure of the problem, and (iii) direct analysis of . for certain settings. We demonstrate the framework and compare the solutions on several examples.

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Pranav Ashok,Jan K?etínsky,Kim Guldstrand Larsen,Adrien Le Co?nt,Jakob Haahr Taankvist,Maximilian We of them are potentially susceptible to sudden discharge of large volumes of water and debris which causes floods downstream i.e., GLOF. Many glacial lakes are known to have formed in the Himalaya in the last half century, and a number of GLOF events have been reported in the region in the last few

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Jannik Hüls,Carina Pilch,Patricia Schinke,Joanna Delicaris,Anne Remkedverse impacts on the ecosystem, environment and economy in Nepal. The decreasing water storage in the mountain due to snow and glacier melt has created additional threats to already fragile and vulnerable mountain communities. The people and ecosystem in the mountain and foot hills are already unde

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quences of climate change, both for the upland and downstrea.This book is about the Himalayan ranges as a source of fresh water supply and a perennial store house of ice, snow and permafrost as well as a vast repository of rich biodiversity, in the light of climate change. Special attention is given