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Reduction in TLA

Authors: Ernie Cohen; Leslie Lamport;

Reduction in TLA

Abstract

Reduction theorems allow one to deduce properties of a concurrent system specification from properties of a simpler, coarser-grained version called the reduced specification. We present reduction theorems based upon a more precise relation between the original and reduced specifications than earlier ones, permitting the use of reduction to reason about a larger class of properties. In particular, we present reduction theorems that handle general liveness properties.

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influence
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