A **Difference Bound Matrix (DBM)** is a data structure used primarily in the analysis of timed automata, which are models used in formal verification and automatic synthesis of systems with timing constraints. The DBM is particularly useful for representing relationships between time constraints in a compact way. ### Key Features of Difference Bound Matrices: 1. **Matrix Representation**: A DBM is typically represented as a matrix where each entry corresponds to the difference between two clocks (or variables).
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