TIME 2026 Accepted Papers

TIME 2026 Accepted Papers

Guo-Qiang Zhang and Manfred Droste. Discrete Linear Ensemble Logic: Decidability, Expressiveness, and Axiomatization
Mohammed Foughali. Revisiting the Expressiveness of Metric Temporal Logic
Nicola Gigante. Towards Reactive Synthesis for First-Order Linear Temporal Logic
Lorenz Hornung, Carly Bakker, Bouke Timbermont, Roel van Dijk, Harm van Beek and Natasha Alechina. A Formal Model for Forensically Sound Timestamp Normalization
Pietro Casavecchia, Guido Sciavicco and Leonardo Serrentino. Core Fragments of Compass Logic
Roberto Borelli, Davide Bresolin, Luca Geatti, Angelo Montanari and Matteo Zavatteri. The Σ-Chain Product: A Succinct Model of Automata (De)Composition
Assaad Zeghina, Aurélie Leborgne, Florence Le Ber and Antoine Vacavant. A Multi-Scale Process for Mining and Abstracting Environmental Spatiotemporal Graphs
Saúl Fernández González, Mina Young Pedersen and Sonja Smets. Social Networks Through Time: Completeness of Temporal Network Logic
Eric Alsmann, Martin Lange and Igor Semezies. The Satisfiability Problem of Temporal-Spatial Logics over Quasi-Temporal Graphs
Isabelle Coget and Etienne Lozes. Towards Automating HistMSO
Ajdin Sumic, Alexandre Albore, Noëlie Ramuzat and Grand Christophe. Multi-Agent Path Finding with Tasks under Time Uncertainty
Julien Corman, Roman Kontchakov and Cem Okulmus. Querying Interval-Based Temporal Data with SPARQL
Josselin Guéneron and Frédéric Maris. Dynamic Quantitative Skill Distribution in Multi-Agent Temporal Planning as SMT
Romain Barrault, Cédric Pralet, Gauthier Picard and Eric Sawyer. Earth Observation Satellite Constellation Planning and Scheduling with Matheuristics and Metaheuristics Combination
Till Hofmann, Stefan Schupp and Gerhard Lakemeyer. Decidable Reasoning About Time in Finite-Domain Situation Calculus Theories
Raik Hipler, Martin Leucker and Patrick Rodler. A Unified Framework for Runtime Verification and Model-Based Diagnosis in Lola