Three of the rewriting systems used by Degano, De Nicola and Montanari to provide Milner's CCS with a causality based semantics are compared by using also a fourth intermediate one. These rewriting systems have been used to associate Petri nets, Labelled Event Structures and structured sets of partial orderings to CCS terms. It is proved that the four rewriting systems yield computations from which the same causality relations among the executed actions can be extracted, thus it is established that the four partial ordering transitional semantics do coincide
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We consider a slight variant of the CCS calculus and we analyze two operational semantics defined in...
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AbstractWe introduce three notions of computation for processes described as CCS (Calculus of Commun...
Two ways of describing the behaviour of concurrent systems have widely been suggested: arbitrary int...
Abstract. This paper presents a novel causal semantics for concurrency, based on rigid families. Ins...
A methodology is introduced for defining truly concurrent semantics of processes as equivalence clas...
To date, many different formalisms exist for describing and analyzing the behavior of concurrent sys...
Abstract. In this paper, we show how to obtain causal semantics distinguishing ”earlier than ” and ”...
This paper studies causality in the π-calculus. Our notion of causality combines the dependencies gi...
We study causality in the π-calculus. Our notion of causality combines the dependencies given by the...
We consider a slight variant of the CCS calculus and we analyze two operational semantics defined in...
We consider two operational semantics for CCS defined in the literature: the first exploits proved t...
Process algebra represents a mathematically rigorous framework for modeling con-current systems of i...
. We study causality in the ß-calculus. Our notion of causality combines the dependencies given by t...
AbstractWe study a new partial order semantics of Petri nets with read arcs, where read arcs model r...
We study a new partial order semantics of Petri nets with read arcs, where read arcs model reading w...
We consider the theory of CCS-Like languages when partial traces (simply finite sequences of action...
AbstractWe introduce three notions of computation for processes described as CCS (Calculus of Commun...
Two ways of describing the behaviour of concurrent systems have widely been suggested: arbitrary int...
Abstract. This paper presents a novel causal semantics for concurrency, based on rigid families. Ins...