Each participating team is invited to briefly present their approach to the RERS benchmarks at the corresponding event.

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Important update (Mar. 9th):

The C99 code has been replaced. Please only submit your solutions based on the new version.

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The problems are divided into two categories: Arithmetic and Data Structures. In contrast to the first category, the second one also features arrays in the source code. Achievements can be earned separately in each of these two categories.

Useful information regarding these problems can be found on the problem description page. The rewards page explains the corresponding ranking and achievements as well as available prizes. Training problems with solutions can be downloaded in order to test an approach before submitting to the challenge.

Property files are provided in their own .zip file. Regarding the source code, the following files are contained in each problem's directory:

• .java file: Java version of the source code.
• .c file: C99 version of the source code.
• "...alphabet_mapping_C_version.txt" file: Bijection between the integer values in the C99 version and the input/output symbols in the Java file/property descriptions.
• .traces file: Execution logs provided by ASML. See the problem description for details.

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The source code of the problems is provided as a .zip archive.

CTL properties are available as a separate .zip archive.

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Industrial Reachability Problems

The following lists provide an overview of this year's challenge problems in the industrial tracks. The table contains the problem identifiers for each of the two categories. Note that the problems are not ordered according to difficulty.

Arithmetic Category
m24	m45	m54	m55	m76
m95	m135	m158	m159	m164
m172	m181	m183	m185	m201

Data Structures Category
m22	m27	m41	m49	m65
m106	m131	m132	m167	m173
m182	m189	m190	m196	m199

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