
Rigorous Methods for Software Construction and Analysis
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Egon B¿ orger Tribute to Egon B¿ orger on th the Occasion of his 60 Birthday 1 2 Jean-Raymond Abrial and Uwe Glasser ¿ 1 jrabrial@neuf. fr 2 glaesser@cs. sfu. ca Egon B¿ orger was born on May 13, 1946, in Westfalia (Germany). After the cl- sic baccalaur¿ eat, from 1965-1971 he studied philosophy, logic and mathematics at the Sorbonne (Paris, France), Institut Sup¿ erieur de Philosophie de Louvain (Belgium), Universit¿ e de Louvain and Universitat ¿ Munster ¿ (Germany), where he got his doctoral degree and in 1976 his "Habilitation" in mathematics. The themes of his doctoral dissertation,ReductionclassesinKromandHornfor- lae,andofhis"Habilitationsschrift,"Asimple method for determining thedegree of unsolvability of decision problems for combinatorial systems,havetheirroot inthe computationalviewofmathematicallogicheldatthe time atthe Institute for Logic and Foundations of Mathematics at the University of Mu ¿nster, a t- dition going back to (among others) Leibniz, Ackermann, G¿ odel, Post, Turing, Kleene, and associated in Munster ¿ with the names of the founder of the ins- tute, Heinrich Scholz, and his followers Hans Hermes, Gisbert Hasenj¿ ager and Dieter R¿ odding. This heritage determined the focus of B¿ orger's logical inves- gations in what nowadaysis called computability and computationalcomplexity theory and his early interest in applying methods from logic to solve problems in computer science. von Abrial, Jean-Raymond und Uwe, Glässer
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