Dynamic Logic

Dynamic logic is a mathematical framework used to describe and analyze systems where actions or processes change states over time. Unlike traditional logic, which deals with static facts, dynamic logic captures how performing specific actions can affect the system's condition. It is particularly useful in computer science and software verification, as it helps reason about program behaviors—ensuring that, after executing certain commands, the system reaches desired states. Essentially, it provides a formal language to model and verify the correctness of dynamic, step-by-step processes.