Simulation and Bisimulations for Probabilistic Systems, and their Logical Contents
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Defines models (labeled Markov chains, labeled MDPs with convex choices) and works on equivalence of the induced probability functions. Shows equality of two labeled Markov chains is decidable; existence of a strategy making an MDP match a Markov chain is decidable in coNP while the universal‑strategy version is undecidable. Recasts a distribution‑level notion of bisimulation on distributions as a spoiler/duplicator game, gives a PTIME algorithm and a modal logic that exactly characterizes distinguishability; a syntactic fragment corresponds to trace refinement and is undecidable.
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