Concurrent systems are systems where multiple processes or components operate simultaneously, often interacting with each other. This type of system is common in computing and hardware design, where different tasks can occur at the same time, requiring careful coordination and synchronization to ensure correct behavior. In the context of verification, understanding how fairness constraints apply to these interactions is essential for guaranteeing that all parts of the system can execute their tasks without starvation or undue delay.
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