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Simulation and Bisimulation

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Hello,

I have question in Simulation. There was a question(problem 3.c) in "2018.08.21" exam paper, where state s0 has no successor states but still all the state pair with (s0,q) is not eliminated. Can anyone explain, if there is any rule for this?.

Thanks!
in * TF "Emb. Sys. and Rob." by (300 points)

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We check whether for any successor of s0, there is one of q so that the two successors are in relation. Since s0 has no successors, this requirement is quite easily satisfied.

If we checked bisimulation or simulation in the other direction, we could only relate s0 to q-states without successors.
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