Abstract. Action refinement is a practical hierarchical method to ease the design of large reactive systems. Relating hierarchical specification to hierarchical implementation is an effective method to decrease the complexity of the verification of these systems. In our previous work [15], this issue has been investigated in the simple case of the refinement of an action by a finite process. In this paper, on the one hand, we extend our previous results by consid-ering the issue in general, i.e., refining an abstract action by an arbitrary process; on the other hand, we exploit different techniques such that our method is easier to be followed and applied in practice
AbstractIn this paper we present a Process Algebra for the specification of concurrent, communicatin...
The action system formalism [3] is a state-based approach to distributed computing. In this paper, i...
Abstract. This paper reconsiders refinements which introduce actions on the concrete level which wer...
Abstract. Action refinement provides a mechanism to design a complex reactive system hierarchically....
AbstractThe hierarchical design approach for action based systems that is known as action refinement...
AbstractThe hierarchical development method is one of the most practical and effective methods for d...
The hierarchical development method is one of the most practical and effective methods for designing...
We propose a theory of process refinement which relates behavioural descriptions belonging to concep...
. Action systems provide a general description of reactive systems, capable of modeling terminating,...
Abstract. Action systems provide a general description of reactive systems, capable of modeling term...
In many approaches to the verification of reactive systems, operational semantics are used to model ...
Action refinement in process algebras has been widely studied in the last few years as a means to su...
In model based testing test cases are derived from a specification of the implementation that we wan...
In model based testing test cases are derived from a specification of the implementation that we wan...
In the abstract modelling of distributed systems we may need methods to replace abstract behaviours ...
AbstractIn this paper we present a Process Algebra for the specification of concurrent, communicatin...
The action system formalism [3] is a state-based approach to distributed computing. In this paper, i...
Abstract. This paper reconsiders refinements which introduce actions on the concrete level which wer...
Abstract. Action refinement provides a mechanism to design a complex reactive system hierarchically....
AbstractThe hierarchical design approach for action based systems that is known as action refinement...
AbstractThe hierarchical development method is one of the most practical and effective methods for d...
The hierarchical development method is one of the most practical and effective methods for designing...
We propose a theory of process refinement which relates behavioural descriptions belonging to concep...
. Action systems provide a general description of reactive systems, capable of modeling terminating,...
Abstract. Action systems provide a general description of reactive systems, capable of modeling term...
In many approaches to the verification of reactive systems, operational semantics are used to model ...
Action refinement in process algebras has been widely studied in the last few years as a means to su...
In model based testing test cases are derived from a specification of the implementation that we wan...
In model based testing test cases are derived from a specification of the implementation that we wan...
In the abstract modelling of distributed systems we may need methods to replace abstract behaviours ...
AbstractIn this paper we present a Process Algebra for the specification of concurrent, communicatin...
The action system formalism [3] is a state-based approach to distributed computing. In this paper, i...
Abstract. This paper reconsiders refinements which introduce actions on the concrete level which wer...