Undecidability of Inferring Linear Integer Invariants

12/03/2018
by   Sharon Shoham, et al.
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We show that the problem of determining the existence of an inductive invariant in the language of quantifier free linear integer arithmetic (QFLIA) is undecidable, even for transition systems and safety properties expressed in QFLIA.

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