### LTL (or PSL) Formula to translateFold

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Use alphanumeric identifiers or double-quoted strings for atomic propositions, and parentheses for grouping.
Identifiers cannot start with the letter of a prefix operator (F, G, or X): for instance GFa means G(F(a)). Use "GFa" if you really want to refer to GFa as a proposition.
Conversely, infix letter operators are not assumed to be operators if they are part of an identifier: aUb is an atomic proposition, unlike a U b and (a)U(b).

| Constants | Unary operators (prefix) | Binary operators (infix)
--- | --- | --- | ---
Boolean | false: | 0 false | not: | ! ~ | and: | & && /\ | implies: | -> --> =>
true: | 1 true |  |  | or: | | || + \/ | equivalent: | <-> <--> <=>
|  |  |  | xor: | xor ^ |  |
LTL |  |  | eventually: | F <> | (strong) until: | U | weak until: | W
|  | always: | G [] | (weak) release: | R V | strong release: | M
|  | next: | X () |  |  |  |
SERE | ε: | [*0] | Kleene star: | [*] [*i..j] | concatenation: | ; | fusion: | :
|  | goto: | [->i..j] | intersection: | && /\ | NLM and: | &
|  | nonconsec. rep.: | [=i..j] | union: | | || + \/ |  |
PSL |  |  | weak closure: | {s} | ∀-suffix impl.: | {s}[]->p {s}|->p {s}(p) | NO ∀-suffix impl.: | {s}[]=>p {s}|=>p
|  | strong closure: | {s}! | ∃-suffix impl.: | {s}<>->p | NO ∃-suffix impl.: | {s}<>=>p

### Formula SimplificationsFold

basic rewritings allow larger formulas
syntactic implication
eventuality and universality
language containment UTF-8 output

- Desired Output:
- Formula
- Monitor
- Büchi Automaton
- Büchi Run
- Testing Automaton
- Fold

Output the (simplified) formula as:
text in Spot's syntax
text in Spin's syntax
a syntactic tree
property information
Translate the (simplified) formula as:
a deterministic monitor
a nondeterministic monitor
Translate the (simplified) formula as:
a transition-based generalized Büchi automaton
a state-based degeneralized Büchi automaton
a Spin neverclaim
Translate the (simplified) formula as:
a transition-based generalized Büchi automaton
a state-based degeneralized Büchi automaton
then
print an accepting run
draw an accepting run on top of the automaton
Translate the (simplified) formula into a Büchi automaton, and then convert it into:
a Testing Automaton (TA)
a Generalized Testing Automaton (GTA)
a Transition-based Generalized Testing Automaton (TGTA)

- Translator Algorithm:
- Couvreur/FM
- Couvreur/LaCIM
- Tauriainen/TAA
- LTL3BA
- Comp.Susp.
- Fold

optimize determinism
merge states with same symbolic successor representation
branching postponement
fair-loop approximations
symbolically prune unaccepting SCCs
language containment
Use LTL3BA to build: a TGBA or a BA
LTL simplifications
suspension in alternating automaton
suspension in TGBA
on-the-fly simplifications
a-posteriori simplifications
SCC simplifications
more deterministic output
direct simulation on BA
WDBA minimization of intermediate automaton
direct simulation on intermediate automaton
early start of suspended automata
do not compose suspended formulas (for debugging)

### Automaton SimplificationsFold

prune unaccepting SCCs
determinize and minimize obligation properties
direct simulation reverse simulation iterated simulations

### Emptiness-check AlgorithmFold

Search accepting run using algorithm:
with these options:

### Testing Automaton OptionsFold

use a catch-all livelock state
produce a single-pass testing automaton
merge bisimilar states

### ResultsFold

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