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Fairness assumption

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A condition selecting admissible infinite paths in a transition system, often to exclude executions that postpone an enabled activity forever. The notation TS⊨fair​φ quantifies only over initial paths in a transition system satisfying the chosen condition. For example, GFp requires p infinitely often, while FGp requires p permanently from some point onwards. Neither condition implies the other.

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