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1 Introduction Symbolic trajectory evaluation (STE) provides a means to formally verify properties over sequential systems [1, 10, 14]. STE is usually presented as one of the main alternative to symbolic model checking (SMC). One advantage of STE compared with SMC is that STE is capable of dealing with larger circuits, thanks to the complexity of the verification algorithm, which is determined largely by the property to be verified. As a drawback, STE is limited in the kind of properties it can handle.
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Recall from [9] that, given two elements and of a complete lattice L, by definition When L is relatively pseudo-complemented (or equivalently a complete Heyting algebra), if for any such that It is well known that if L is of the form then Lemma 2. Let and If then The following lemma gives a way to systematically refine the abstraction in order to avoid all the spurious counterexamples relatively to the failure vertex with respect to a trajectory assertion Lemma 3. Given a trajectory assertion if for all such that we have that the element and that then every abstract counterexample of the form is not spurious.