The document discusses a method developed by the Institute for System Programming of the Russian Academy of Sciences for detecting data race conditions in the Linux kernel, identifying concurrency bugs as a significant source of errors. It outlines a lightweight core algorithm that uses predicate abstraction and techniques like reachability analysis to analyze synchronization primitives and shared data access across threads. The study emphasizes the tool's capability for precise warnings, adaptable to various tasks, and its application in identifying real race conditions in industry projects.