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تسجيل مستخدم جديدNon-Termination Sets of Simple Linear Loops
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A simple linear loop is a simple while loop with linear assignments and linear loop guards. If a simple linear loop has only two program variables, we give a complete algorithm for computing the set of all the inputs on which the loop does not terminate. For the case of more program variables, we show that the non-termination set cannot be described by Tarski formulae in general
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Desharnais Jules (Departement dinformatique et de genie logiciel
, n Universite Laval
, Quebec
2010
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