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r76 r77 10 10 generated and tested in the model-checker. As the abstract model is an 11 11 over-approximation of the concrete model and the global property $\Phi$ is in the ACTL fragment, if $\Phi$ holds on the the abstract model then it holds in the concrete model as well \cite{clarke94model}. However, if $\Phi$ does not hold in the abstract model then one cannot conclude anything regarding the concrete model until the counterexample, $\sigma$, given by the model-checker has been analyzed. 12 In this last case, the test of spurious counter-example is translated into a SAT problem \TODO{citer ref SAT spurious}. When a counterexample is proven to be spurious, the refinement phase occurs, injecting more preciseness into the (abstract) model to be analyzed. 12 In this last case, the test of spurious counter-example is translated into a 13 SAT problem as in \cite{clarke00cegar}. When a counterexample is proven to be spurious, the refinement phase occurs, injecting more preciseness into the (abstract) model to be analyzed. 13 14 14 15 %\bigskip
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