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Linear temporal logic

Linear temporal logic

16 Oct 20261 min read

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A logic for properties of executions over time: “always”, “eventually”, “until”. Pnueli brought it to program verification in 1977 (see his paper). Robot specifications, monitors and planners use it.

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7 papers:

  • 3DSG survey (2026)
  • LLM-guided scene graph planning (2023)
  • ROSMonitoring (2020)
  • Shielded RL (2018)
  • Shield synthesis (2015)
  • LTL3 (2011)
  • Temporal logic of programs (1977)

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