The notation for properties typed by a property-specific type shows the name of the most specific generalization of the property-specific type that is not a property-specific type (or nothing if there is no generalization) between parentheses after the ..

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SysMLv1: CAUTION: The notation and recommended use for PropertySpecificType changed significantly between SysMLv1.2 and SysMLv1.7. And the spec itself does not seem to use the new notation (which is also not supported by Cameo Systems Modeler v2024x)
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8.3.1.1.11 Property-specific type

The notation for properties typed by a property-specific type shows the name of the most specific generalization of the property-specific type that is not a property-specific type (or nothing if there is no generalization) between parentheses after the name of the property-specific type (or after the colon if the property-specific type has no name).

The keyword for PropertySpecificType is «pst».

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