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How is this satisfying (EGa & EGb) then ?

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How is this satisfying EGa & EGb then? 

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Well, the path s0->s1^omega satisfies Ga, and the path s0->s2^omega satisfies Gb so that there are paths in state s0 that satisfy Ga and Gb, and therefore EGa and EGb hold in s0.
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