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Closed and Logical Relations for Over- and Under-Approximation of Powersets

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We redevelop and extend Dams’s results on over- and under-approximation with higher-order Galois connections:

(1) We show how Galois connections are generated from U-GLB-L-LUB-closed binary relations, and we apply them to lower and upper powerset constructions, which are weaker forms of powerdomains appropriate for abstraction studies.

(2) We use the powerset types within a family of logical relations, show when the logical relations preserve U-GLB-L-LUB-closure, and show that simulation is a logical relation. We use the logical relations to rebuild Dams’s most-precise simulations, revealing the inner structure of over- and under-approximation.

(3) We extract validation and refutation logics from the logical relations, state their resemblance to Hennessey-Milner logic and description logic, and obtain easy proofs of soundness and best precision.

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Schmidt, D.A. (2004). Closed and Logical Relations for Over- and Under-Approximation of Powersets. In: Giacobazzi, R. (eds) Static Analysis. SAS 2004. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 3148. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-27864-1_5

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