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- [Peer to peer communication pattern](./communication.md)
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- [Block Verification](./verification.md)
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More details on how to use the Blocksync reactor and configure it when running Tendermint can be found [here](./../docs/tendermint-core/block-sync/README.md).
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More details on how to use the Blocksync reactor and configure it when running Tendermint can be found [here](./../../docs/tendermint-core/block-sync/README.md).
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### Verifying blocks past the trusted state
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<img src="img/bc-reactor-blocks.png" alt="block diagram" title="Block overview" width="80%" name="Block_overview"/>
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The [diagram](#Block_overview) shows all blocks at play when verifying block at height ` H + 1` - `newBlock`, where at height `H` we have the trusted block.
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The diagram above shows all blocks at play when verifying block at height ` H + 1` - `newBlock`, where at height `H` we have the trusted block.
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At a high level, the verification algorithm is represented by the code below.
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