We define a metric for delay insensitive processes. We derive metric properties of operators in a delay insensitive algebra, and use these properties to formalize the notion of "input guardedness".We also derive a method to verify whether a function composed of operators is contracting with regard to its process arguments. We define two relations on processes, and use these relations to derive proof methods for proving equality and refinement. Both proof methods can be used in linear derivations. We present the proof methods in a simple format, that can easily be implemented in proof verification tools. We give an example of the proof method for proving equality by the derivation of a component based design of an n-place delay-insensitive b...
. Logic programs augmented with delay declarations form a higly expressive programming language in w...
We prove soundness and completeness for some ACP-style concrete, relative-time, discrete-time proces...
A process whose correctness depends on its adherence to explicit timing constraints is a time depend...
An advantage of algebraic specifications of delay insensitive asynchronous processes over most other...
A process algebra is given for specifying delay-insensitive processes. We show in two steps that exp...
A process algebra is given for specifying delay-insensitive processes. We show in two steps that exp...
A novel process algebra is presented; algebraic expressions specify delay-insensitive circuits in te...
Abstract This note contains the contribution to the Concurrency Column of the EATCS Bulletin of Febr...
AbstractWe produce a fully abstract model for a notion of process equivalence taking into account is...
AbstractWe introduce a language SCCSσ with a restriction operation on recursion. This involves a rel...
This paper presents a novel application of an untimed process algebra formalism to a class of timing...
AbstractIn this paper we study restrictions on the expressivity of the timed process algebra with du...
More than a decade ago, Moller and Tofts published their seminal work on relating processes that are...
and their applications. SMC is sponsored by the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NW...
In this paper we propose a method for proving termination of logic programs with delay declarations....
. Logic programs augmented with delay declarations form a higly expressive programming language in w...
We prove soundness and completeness for some ACP-style concrete, relative-time, discrete-time proces...
A process whose correctness depends on its adherence to explicit timing constraints is a time depend...
An advantage of algebraic specifications of delay insensitive asynchronous processes over most other...
A process algebra is given for specifying delay-insensitive processes. We show in two steps that exp...
A process algebra is given for specifying delay-insensitive processes. We show in two steps that exp...
A novel process algebra is presented; algebraic expressions specify delay-insensitive circuits in te...
Abstract This note contains the contribution to the Concurrency Column of the EATCS Bulletin of Febr...
AbstractWe produce a fully abstract model for a notion of process equivalence taking into account is...
AbstractWe introduce a language SCCSσ with a restriction operation on recursion. This involves a rel...
This paper presents a novel application of an untimed process algebra formalism to a class of timing...
AbstractIn this paper we study restrictions on the expressivity of the timed process algebra with du...
More than a decade ago, Moller and Tofts published their seminal work on relating processes that are...
and their applications. SMC is sponsored by the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NW...
In this paper we propose a method for proving termination of logic programs with delay declarations....
. Logic programs augmented with delay declarations form a higly expressive programming language in w...
We prove soundness and completeness for some ACP-style concrete, relative-time, discrete-time proces...
A process whose correctness depends on its adherence to explicit timing constraints is a time depend...