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Interval logics and sequential transducers

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This paper applies and extends to (discrete propositional linear) interval logic results obtained in previous papers on the correspondence between extended discrete propositional linear temporal logic and sequential machines with infinite input/output. The machines obtained enable us to derive decision procedures for certain kinds of interval logics. One system of interval logic is considered, and its associated system of machines is constructed. With this construction we also obtain a kind of translation between this interval logic and extended discrete propositional linear temporal logic.

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Michel, M., Stefani, JB. (1988). Interval logics and sequential transducers. In: Dauchet, M., Nivat, M. (eds) CAAP '88. CAAP 1988. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 299. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0026108

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