Titlebook: Principles of Verification: Cycling the Probabilistic Landscape ; Essays Dedicated to Nils Jansen,Sebastian Junges,Matthias Volk Book 2025

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Nils Jansen,Sebastian Junges,Matthias VolkChapters explain many research and implementation successes inspired by Joost-Pieter Katoen.Contributions from leading scientists.Honors an influential researcher, teacher, and community leader

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On Woolhouse’s Cotton-Spinning Problemalks back and forth along the mule to repair broken threads. The question is how far the piecer is expected to walk when the threads break at random. This problem can neatly be solved using process modelling and quantitative model checking, showing that Woolhouse’s model led to an overestimation of the walking distance.

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Riding the Storm in a Probabilistic Model Checking Landscapeheory, the community has developed mature tool support, which in turn has been applied to a set of industrial case studies. This paper demonstrates various abilities of the probabilistic model checker Storm by a set of simple and more accessible examples.

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Jan Friso Groote,Tim A. C. Willemsee.« Was bei der letztzitierten Explikation besonders auffällt, ist die im Laufe unseres Jahrhunderts gelungene Objektivierung der Erklärung. Während um die Jahrhundertwende »System« vor allem theoretisch-wissenschaftlich definiert wird, taucht in unserem Jahrhundertviertel der Gesichtspunkt der Natu

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Léonard Brice,F. Thomas Bruss,Anirban Majumdar,Jean-François Raskin ischemic injury to the allograft compromising its functional and regenerative processes. We describe our method of patient selection based on surgical complexity. Likewise, we review the published scoring systems which try to match the best potential candidates for DCD livers and avoid futile trans

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Hubert Garavel,Holger Hermanns,David Parkerient parameters, which encouraged the community to adapt the allocation process and to match certain DCD livers with presumed higher risk with healthier recipients, as, for example, with candidates with liver tumours. In this chapter, we highlight currently considered donor and graft risk factors an