Time: 15:00-
Abstract: The search for a complete logic for dynamical systems, posed as an open problem by Kremer and Mints in the mid-2000s, has been a central challenge in the study of spatiotemporal modal logics. Using the Cantor derivative interpretation within the topological semantics of modal logic, we have established a complete logical framework for dynamical systems. The logic of dynamical systems includes a global temporal modality, which comes at the cost of undecidability. To address this, we introduce a topological fixed-point operator, retaining expressivity while restoring decidability. These advancements pave the way for efficient formal reasoning and verification techniques for dynamical systems. This talk will provide a brief overview of the research programme on logic and dynamical systems, along with its most recent developments.