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Logical Frameworks

Definition

Logical frameworks are formal systems or methodologies used to analyze, design, and verify the correctness and behavior of complex systems, including smart contracts and blockchain protocols. These frameworks provide structured approaches for defining system properties, identifying potential flaws, and proving that a system operates as intended under various conditions. They often involve mathematical logic, type theory, or formal specification languages. The application of such frameworks is crucial for building secure and reliable decentralized applications.