Formal Language Theory
Temporal logic is a formal system used to describe how the truth of propositions changes over time. It allows for reasoning about sequences of events and their temporal relationships, providing a framework to specify and verify properties of dynamic systems. By utilizing operators that denote time-related concepts, it can express statements like 'event A will eventually happen' or 'event B has always happened before event C'.
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