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Alternation-free rules

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Why is S3 alternation-free? 

nu.x depends on y.

I followed the lecture example: 

in * TF "Emb. Sys. and Rob." by (610 points)

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...but there is no alternation. Both fixpoints, the one on y and the one on x are greatest fixpoints, so that there is no alternation.
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okay so when we say fixed point operator it only means nu or mu, and not nu.x or mu.y as a whole?

Therefore, same fixed nu so there's no alternation.
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Yes, for the alternation, we just consider the mu's and nu's, and just when it comes to decide about the dependence of the fixpoints, the variables matter.
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The formula from the question is quite similar to the second bullet point in the examples.
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