Abstract. There is a close relation between the failures-divergences and the UTP models of CSP, but they are not equivalent. For example, mira-cles are not available in the failures-divergences model; the UTP theory is richer and can be used to give semantics to data-rich process algebras like Circus. Previously, we have defined functions that calculate the failures-divergences model of a CSP process characterised by a UTP relation. In this note, we use these functions to calculate the UTP characterisations of traces refinement and of the conf relation that is widely used in test-ing. In addition, we prove that the combination of traces refinement and conf corresponds to refinement of processes in Circus. This result is the basis for a form...
Consistency between a process and its specification expressed in CSP is typically presented as a ref...
The failures-divergences model for CSP is usually presented with the refinement order being the one ...
Abstract. This paper contributes to a testing theory, based on the CSP process algebra, whose confor...
AbstractThere are two quite distinct approaches commonly used when giving meaning to process algebra...
International audienceTheories for model-based testing identify exhaustive test sets: typically infi...
In this paper we present a mathematical model for CSP-like language. This model handles both safety ...
Abstract. CSP is a powerful language to specify complex concurrent systems. Due to the non-determini...
Copyright @ 2011 Springer Berlin HeidelbergCSP is a well established process algebra that provides c...
Abstract. CSP is a well-established formalism for modelling and verifi-cation of concurrent reactive...
Hoare’s Communicating Sequential Processes (CSP) [6] admits a rich universe of semantic models. In t...
We give details of a new model for CSP introduced in response to work by Fournet et al [C. Fournet, ...
As part of an effort to give a "truly concurrent" semantics to process algebra, we propose...
ion in a different direction yields simpler models, suited only to partial correctness proofs. Thus ...
AbstractThe original CSP was a language for parallel imperative programs communicating by synchroniz...
CSP is well established as a process algebra for refinement. Most refinement relations for CSP do no...
Consistency between a process and its specification expressed in CSP is typically presented as a ref...
The failures-divergences model for CSP is usually presented with the refinement order being the one ...
Abstract. This paper contributes to a testing theory, based on the CSP process algebra, whose confor...
AbstractThere are two quite distinct approaches commonly used when giving meaning to process algebra...
International audienceTheories for model-based testing identify exhaustive test sets: typically infi...
In this paper we present a mathematical model for CSP-like language. This model handles both safety ...
Abstract. CSP is a powerful language to specify complex concurrent systems. Due to the non-determini...
Copyright @ 2011 Springer Berlin HeidelbergCSP is a well established process algebra that provides c...
Abstract. CSP is a well-established formalism for modelling and verifi-cation of concurrent reactive...
Hoare’s Communicating Sequential Processes (CSP) [6] admits a rich universe of semantic models. In t...
We give details of a new model for CSP introduced in response to work by Fournet et al [C. Fournet, ...
As part of an effort to give a "truly concurrent" semantics to process algebra, we propose...
ion in a different direction yields simpler models, suited only to partial correctness proofs. Thus ...
AbstractThe original CSP was a language for parallel imperative programs communicating by synchroniz...
CSP is well established as a process algebra for refinement. Most refinement relations for CSP do no...
Consistency between a process and its specification expressed in CSP is typically presented as a ref...
The failures-divergences model for CSP is usually presented with the refinement order being the one ...
Abstract. This paper contributes to a testing theory, based on the CSP process algebra, whose confor...