AbstractThe effective (re)use of components requires languages for the precise description of observable behaviour, along with methods for checking the compatibility of component interfaces in a design. This is even more challenging in the presence of concurrency. In previous work we have considered a set-based model of components and their composition, in a concurrent setting. In this paper, we present a class of automata, called Σ-automata, in which true-concurrency is treated as an explicit structural property. We show how an automaton can be derived from a component and that every such automaton generates back a component. Apart from determining a usage protocol for the underlying component, this extension to our model provides useful i...
We present a new automata-based interface model describing the interaction behavior of software comp...
AbstractIn this paper I compare the expressive power of several models of concurrency based on their...
Abstract. We investigate the descriptive succinctness of three fundamental notions for modeling conc...
AbstractThe effective (re)use of components requires languages for the precise description of observ...
Current advances in software engineering practice involve the adoption of a component- based approac...
In this paper, we describe a true-concurrent hierarchical logic interpreted over concurrent automata...
AbstractIn this paper, we describe a true-concurrent hierarchical logic interpreted over concurrent ...
We describe a translation of scenarios given in UML 2.0 sequence diagrams into a tuples-based behavi...
AbstractThe purpose of this paper is twofold: to give a precise notion of a realization for simulati...
AbstractWe describe a translation of scenarios given in UML 2.0 sequence diagrams into a tuples-base...
AbstractWe present a compositional approach for specifying concurrent behavior of components with da...
This thesis provides a specification theory with strong algebraic and compositionality properties, a...
AbstractAn automaton with concurrency relations A is a labelled transition system with a collection ...
We address the problem of the specification and the proof of properties of concurrent systems which ...
) Michael Merritt AT&T Bell Laboratories 600 Mountain Avenue Murray Hill, NJ 07974 merritt@rese...
We present a new automata-based interface model describing the interaction behavior of software comp...
AbstractIn this paper I compare the expressive power of several models of concurrency based on their...
Abstract. We investigate the descriptive succinctness of three fundamental notions for modeling conc...
AbstractThe effective (re)use of components requires languages for the precise description of observ...
Current advances in software engineering practice involve the adoption of a component- based approac...
In this paper, we describe a true-concurrent hierarchical logic interpreted over concurrent automata...
AbstractIn this paper, we describe a true-concurrent hierarchical logic interpreted over concurrent ...
We describe a translation of scenarios given in UML 2.0 sequence diagrams into a tuples-based behavi...
AbstractThe purpose of this paper is twofold: to give a precise notion of a realization for simulati...
AbstractWe describe a translation of scenarios given in UML 2.0 sequence diagrams into a tuples-base...
AbstractWe present a compositional approach for specifying concurrent behavior of components with da...
This thesis provides a specification theory with strong algebraic and compositionality properties, a...
AbstractAn automaton with concurrency relations A is a labelled transition system with a collection ...
We address the problem of the specification and the proof of properties of concurrent systems which ...
) Michael Merritt AT&T Bell Laboratories 600 Mountain Avenue Murray Hill, NJ 07974 merritt@rese...
We present a new automata-based interface model describing the interaction behavior of software comp...
AbstractIn this paper I compare the expressive power of several models of concurrency based on their...
Abstract. We investigate the descriptive succinctness of three fundamental notions for modeling conc...