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Emptiness Check of Powerset Buchi Automata using Inclusion Tests
We introduce two emptiness checks for buchi automata whose states represent sets that may include each other. The first is equivalent to a traditional emptiness check but uses inclusion tests to direct the on-the-fly construction of the automaton. The second is impressively faster but may return false negatives. We illustrate and benchmark the improvement on a symmetry-based reduction.