Discussion
Why is bounded model checking useful despite proving nothing beyond the bound?
Answer: A
Experience shows that the great majority of design errors manifest within a handful of transitions, so a bounded search finds them at a fraction of the cost of a full proof. Raising the bound indefinitely is not generally feasible, absence within a bound proves nothing beyond it, and a specification is still required. A technique that addresses the common case cheaply, while leaving the rare case to a more expensive method, is a sound division of effort. Working one numerical case through both cases side by side fixes the distinction better than any rule of thumb.
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