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2005
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An Analysis of SAT-Based Model Checking Techniques in an Industrial Environment

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Abstract. Model checking is a formal technique for automatically verifying that a ﬁnite-state model satisﬁes a temporal property. In model checking, generally Binary Decision D...

Nina Amla, Xiaoqun Du, Andreas Kuehlmann, Robert P...

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