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Geometric Series as Nontermination Arguments for Linear Lasso Programs

Published 17 May 2014 in cs.LO | (1405.4413v1)

Abstract: We present a new kind of nontermination argument for linear lasso programs, called geometric nontermination argument. A geometric nontermination argument is a finite representation of an infinite execution of the form (x⃗+∑i=0<sup>t</sup>λ<sup>i</sup>y⃗)t≥0(\vec{x} + \sum_{i=0}<sup>t</sup> \lambda<sup>i</sup> \vec{y})_{t \geq 0}. The existence of this nontermination argument can be stated as a set of nonlinear algebraic constraints. We show that every linear loop program that has a bounded infinite execution also has a geometric nontermination argument. Furthermore, we discuss nonterminating programs that do not have a geometric nontermination argument.

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