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The logic of action systems, developed in chapters 5 and 6, allowed us to specify safety and progress properties of a single box; the logic is extended in chapters 8 and 9 for specifications of ensembles of boxes. Properties such as co and leads-to specify the collective effect of the executions of the actions of a box or a set of boxes; the individual actions are not identified in a specification. Therefore, it is not possible to deduce from earlier specifications how a specific action affects the program state.
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Misra, J. (2001). A Logic for Seuss. In: A Discipline of Multiprogramming. Monographs in Computer Science. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4419-8528-6_12
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