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\hyperlink{stop}{{\small STOP}} #570

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Expand Up @@ -985,7 +985,7 @@ \subsubsection{Jump Destination Validity}

We previously used $D$ as the function to determine the set of valid jump destinations given the code that is being run. We define this as any position in the code occupied by a {\small JUMPDEST} instruction.

All such positions must be on valid instruction boundaries, rather than sitting in the data portion of {\small PUSH} operations and must appear within the explicitly defined portion of the code (rather than in the implicitly defined {\small STOP} operations that trail it).
All such positions must be on valid instruction boundaries, rather than sitting in the data portion of {\small PUSH} operations and must appear within the explicitly defined portion of the code (rather than in the implicitly defined \hyperlink{stop}{{\small STOP}} operations that trail it).

Formally:
\begin{equation}
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