AbstractThis paper proposes a session typing system for the higher-order π-calculus (the HOπ-calculus) with asynchronous communication subtyping, which allows partial commutativity of actions in higher-order processes. The system enables two complementary kinds of optimisation, mobile code and asynchronous permutation of session actions, within processes that utilise structured, typed communications. Our first contribution is a session typing system for the HOπ-calculus using techniques from the linear λ-calculus. Integration of arbitrary higher-order code mobility and sessions leads to technical difficulties in type soundness, because linear usage of session channels and completion of sessions are required. Our second contribution is to in...
Bisimulation theory is a co-inductive tool used as a tractable method for studying equivalence rela...
We explore the role of types in models of concurrent computation, particularly in the concrete setti...
AbstractWe compare the first- and the higher-order paradigms for the representation of mobility in p...
AbstractThis paper proposes a session typing system for the higher-order π-calculus (the HOπ-calculu...
Abstract. This paper proposes two typing systems for session interactions in higherorder mobile proc...
Subtyping in concurrency has been extensively studied since early 1990s as one of the most interesti...
© Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2016.By integrating constructs from the λ-calculus and the π-cal...
By integrating constructs from the λ-calculus and the π-calculus, in higher-order process calculi ex...
Subtyping in concurrency has been extensively studied since early 1990s asone of the most interestin...
This dissertation investigates different formalisms, in the form of programming language calculi, th...
For higher-order (process) languages, characterising contextual equivalence is a long-standing issue...
In the simply-typed λ-calculus we can recover the full range of expressiveness of the untyped λ-calc...
We present a behavioural typing system for a higher-order timed calculus, using session types to mod...
AbstractWe study typed behavioural equivalences for the π-calculus, in which the type system allows ...
We recall techniques, mainly based on the theory of process calculi, that we used to prove results i...
Bisimulation theory is a co-inductive tool used as a tractable method for studying equivalence rela...
We explore the role of types in models of concurrent computation, particularly in the concrete setti...
AbstractWe compare the first- and the higher-order paradigms for the representation of mobility in p...
AbstractThis paper proposes a session typing system for the higher-order π-calculus (the HOπ-calculu...
Abstract. This paper proposes two typing systems for session interactions in higherorder mobile proc...
Subtyping in concurrency has been extensively studied since early 1990s as one of the most interesti...
© Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2016.By integrating constructs from the λ-calculus and the π-cal...
By integrating constructs from the λ-calculus and the π-calculus, in higher-order process calculi ex...
Subtyping in concurrency has been extensively studied since early 1990s asone of the most interestin...
This dissertation investigates different formalisms, in the form of programming language calculi, th...
For higher-order (process) languages, characterising contextual equivalence is a long-standing issue...
In the simply-typed λ-calculus we can recover the full range of expressiveness of the untyped λ-calc...
We present a behavioural typing system for a higher-order timed calculus, using session types to mod...
AbstractWe study typed behavioural equivalences for the π-calculus, in which the type system allows ...
We recall techniques, mainly based on the theory of process calculi, that we used to prove results i...
Bisimulation theory is a co-inductive tool used as a tractable method for studying equivalence rela...
We explore the role of types in models of concurrent computation, particularly in the concrete setti...
AbstractWe compare the first- and the higher-order paradigms for the representation of mobility in p...