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Logic and Computation Group: Research Activities

Activities

Some of the group's research activities are in the form of clearly defined projects. NICTA projects especially are of this sort. Other activities are less heavily managed. The links on this page go to descriptions of a range of activities, some long-term and some short, some highly collaborative and some more individual. More detail of our research may be found on the home pages of group members. Most maintain lists of publications and other data.

Not all student research projects are listed here. For descriptions of curent PhD projects, see the home pages of the individual students.

CPP (aka G12): Constraint Programming Platform (NICTA project)
Formal Methods Applied to Electronic Voting Systems
L4-Verified (NICTA project)
SuperCom: Model-Based Supervision of Composite Systems (NICTA project)
VNS: Validating Network Semantics (NICTA project)
Where the Hard Problems Are: Beyond the Decision Case (ARC project)
Automatic Theorem Proving
Instance-based methods (the DARWIN system)
Model-Guided Proof Search (the SCOTT and SOS systems)
Geometric Resolution (the GEO system)
The Tableaux Workbench: a general framework for implementing tableau calculi
Proof Assistants
Higher Order Logic (HOL) development
Contribution to development of Isabelle
Propositional Satisfiability (SAT)
Solver based on Clause Learning (Tinisat)
Solver based on Lookahead (Satz)
Solvers based on Stochastic Local Search
Picture: "Supercollider", a comment on cross-disciplinary research by "Nick".