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Dag-certificate-next

Invariant that retrieving an existing certificate from a DAG always returns the same result under all transitions.

This is a transition invariant, instead of a state invariant. It says that if a certificate with a given author and round can be retrieved from the DAG of a correct validator, then it can be still retrieved, yielding the same result, as the validator changes state via events. That is, certificate retrieval is ``stable'' under state changes.

A critical assumption is that certificates are unequivocal. This transition invariant is based on properties of retrieval operations on unequivocal DAGs, which here we lift to (validators in) the system.

Subtopics

Cert-with-author+round-of-next
Transition invariant for cert-with-author+round.