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Exam : 21.08.2018 : Q. 9 c : 2018.08.21.vrs.solutions.pdf (uni-kl.de)

I tried to solve it like this :

But I realize that interval((t0,1,t1,1), phi) doesn't belong to [phi SU psi] also it doesn't belong to any of the semantics given on slide 48 (Linear Temporal Logic and LO1).

So, if there is a semantic like below :

∃t1.t0 <= t1 ∧ interval((t0,1,t1,1), ! psi) ∧ Tp2Od(t1, phi)

Can I consider it as [phi SB psi] ?

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Sure that corresponds with the semantics of a before operator.
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