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Computer Science (Programming Language Theory, Distributed Computing Theory) Lab (Susumu Nishimura)
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The lab captures the behavior of computer programs using mathematics.
AboutAbout the lab
Verifying the correctness of programs with mathematics.
The Nishimura Lab studies how to formalize the behavior of computer programs using methods from the mathematical sciences.
The lab works on the verification of program correctness and on program transformation.
In recent years, it has focused in particular on research on distributed computing using methods from combinatorial geometry.
Key terms
- Program transformation
- Rewriting a program into a different form without changing its meaning
- Distributed computing
- Many computers communicating and cooperating to carry out a single computation
- Combinatorial geometry
- Geometry that studies the properties of figures formed by combining points, edges, and faces
ResearchResearch themes
The lab formalizes the behavior of computer programs using methods from the mathematical sciences, and studies the verification of program correctness and program transformation.
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- Associate ProfessorSusumu Nishimura
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