Lecture

Monotonicity and Semantics of Local Variables

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Description

This lecture covers the properties of relations, including monotonicity and semantics of local variables. It discusses the monotonicity of expressions using union and composition, as well as the distributivity of expressions over unions. The lecture also delves into the translation of local variables in programs and the mapping of code to formulas.

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