Travelled to:
1 × Austria
1 × Canada
1 × Croatia
1 × Finland
1 × Greece
1 × Japan
2 × USA
2 × United Kingdom
Collaborated with:
A.Carayol ∅ M.Hague C.H.Broadbent C.L.Ong V.Gripon C.Löding A.Haddad A.S.Murawski A.Meyer
Talks about:
game (5) pushdown (4) collaps (4) recurs (4) scheme (3) automata (2) qualit (2) higher (2) order (2) logic (2)
Person: Olivier Serre
DBLP: Serre:Olivier
Contributed to:
Wrote 12 papers:
- LICS-2015-CarayolS #game studies #how #question
- How Good Is a Strategy in a Game with Nature? (AC, OS), pp. 609–620.
- ICFP-2013-BroadbentCHS #approach #higher-order #named #verification
- C-SHORe: a collapsible approach to higher-order verification (CHB, AC, MH, OS), pp. 13–24.
- ICALP-v2-2012-BroadbentCHS #automaton
- A Saturation Method for Collapsible Pushdown Systems (CHB, AC, MH, OS), pp. 165–176.
- LICS-2012-CarayolS #automaton #effectiveness #equivalence #recursion #safety
- Collapsible Pushdown Automata and Labeled Recursion Schemes: Equivalence, Safety and Effective Selection (AC, OS), pp. 165–174.
- LICS-2011-CarayolHS
- Qualitative Tree Languages (AC, AH, OS), pp. 13–22.
- LICS-2010-BroadbentCOS #logic #recursion
- Recursion Schemes and Logical Reflection (CHB, AC, CHLO, OS), pp. 120–129.
- ICALP-v2-2009-GriponS #concurrent #game studies #probability
- Qualitative Concurrent Stochastic Games with Imperfect Information (VG, OS), pp. 200–211.
- LICS-2008-CarayolHMOS #automaton #game studies #higher-order
- Winning Regions of Higher-Order Pushdown Games (AC, MH, AM, CHLO, OS), pp. 193–204.
- LICS-2008-HagueMOS #automaton #recursion
- Collapsible Pushdown Automata and Recursion Schemes (MH, ASM, CHLO, OS), pp. 452–461.
- FoSSaCS-2006-LodingS #logic #recursion #source code
- Propositional Dynamic Logic with Recursive Programs (CL, OS), pp. 292–306.
- FoSSaCS-2006-Serre #game studies #graph #process
- Parity Games Played on Transition Graphs of One-Counter Processes (OS), pp. 337–351.
- ICALP-2004-Serre #complexity #game studies
- Games with Winning Conditions of High Borel Complexity (OS), pp. 1150–1162.