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Abstract: Checking the functional equivalence of sequential circuits is an important practical problem. Because general algorithms for solving this problem require a state-space traversal of the product machine, they are computationally expensive.
Section II gives an overview of related work on sequential equivalence checking. Sec- tion III presents the theory on which the detection of equivalent signals.
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