On complexity of verification of interacting agents' behavior

Annals of Pure and Applied Logic 141 (3):336-362 (2006)
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This paper studies the complexity of behavior of multi-agent systems. Behavior properties are formulated using classical temporal logic languages and are checked with respect to the transition system induced by the definition of the multi-agent system. We establish various tight complexity bounds of the behavior properties under natural structural and semantic restrictions on agent programs and actions

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