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Electronic design automation / Theoretical computer science / Applied mathematics / Temporal logic / Logic in computer science / Linear temporal logic / Uclid / Formal verification / Logic synthesis / Electronic engineering / Problem solving / Reasoning
Date: 2013-03-18 09:59:28
Electronic design automation
Theoretical computer science
Applied mathematics
Temporal logic
Logic in computer science
Linear temporal logic
Uclid
Formal verification
Logic synthesis
Electronic engineering
Problem solving
Reasoning

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