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Existential Opacity for Discrete-Event Systems with State Observations
Opacity is a fundamental system property for confidentiality in discrete-event systems (DES). Classical opacity is typically defined under event-based observations, requiring that any secret system behavior remains indistinguishable from some non-secret behavior to an external intruder. However, in
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