statesthe
Statesthe is a theoretical construct used in the study of dynamic systems to formalize how a system's state is described and altered by events. In this framework, a system is modeled as a set of states, each characterized by a collection of state predicates that may be true or false. The evolution of the system is captured by a state transition relation, which specifies how events or actions cause the system to move from one state to another.
Formally, statesthe can be represented as a transition system or a state predicate logic, where formulas are
Applications of statesthe appear in areas such as formal verification, model checking, and programming language semantics,
An example: consider a simple door controller with two states: Open and Closed. A state predicate may
Origin and status: statesthe is a relatively niche term used in a small subset of literature on