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In this paper, we present a generic tool, called FMona, for expressing validation methods. we illustrate its use through the expression of the abstraction technique and its application to infinite or parameterized space problems. After a review of the basic results concerning transition systems, we show how abstraction can be expressed within FMona and used to build a reduced system with decidable properties. The FMona tool is used to express the validation steps leading to synthesis of a finite abstract system;then SMV and/or Mona validate its properties.