In this paper we present an overview of results that show that states, transitions and behavior of concurrent systems can often be modeled as sheaves over a suitable topological space. In such contexts, geometric logic can be used to test whether (and describe which) local properties, of individual systems, are preserved, at a global level, when interconnecting the systems
International audienceWe show in this article that some concepts from homotopy theory, in algebraic ...
Concurrency ie the domain in computer science which deals with parallel asynchronous computations...
AbstractWe propose orthomodular posets, algebraic models of quantum logic, as a formal tool in concu...
In this paper we present an overview of results that show that states, transitions and behavior of c...
In this paper we show that states, transitions and behavior of concurrent systems can often be model...
In this paper we show that states, transitions and behavior of concurrent systems can often be model...
In this paper we show that, given a family of interacting systems, many notions which are important ...
AbstractWe review and extend some recent work that uses sheaf theory to provide a semantic foundatio...
AbstractIn this paper we show that states, transitions and behavior of concurrent systems can often ...
: This paper uses concepts from sheaf theory to explicate phenomena in concurrent systems, including...
This article is intended to provide some new insights about concurrency theory using ideas from geom...
International audienceConcurrency, i.e., the domain in computer science which deals with parallel (a...
In the seminal paper [2] Joyal, Winskel and Nielsen offered a general categor-ical notion of bisimul...
AbstractWe show in this article that some concepts from homotopy theory, in algebraic topology, are ...
Since the 90s, geometric models have been introduced for concurrent programs. In those, a point corr...
International audienceWe show in this article that some concepts from homotopy theory, in algebraic ...
Concurrency ie the domain in computer science which deals with parallel asynchronous computations...
AbstractWe propose orthomodular posets, algebraic models of quantum logic, as a formal tool in concu...
In this paper we present an overview of results that show that states, transitions and behavior of c...
In this paper we show that states, transitions and behavior of concurrent systems can often be model...
In this paper we show that states, transitions and behavior of concurrent systems can often be model...
In this paper we show that, given a family of interacting systems, many notions which are important ...
AbstractWe review and extend some recent work that uses sheaf theory to provide a semantic foundatio...
AbstractIn this paper we show that states, transitions and behavior of concurrent systems can often ...
: This paper uses concepts from sheaf theory to explicate phenomena in concurrent systems, including...
This article is intended to provide some new insights about concurrency theory using ideas from geom...
International audienceConcurrency, i.e., the domain in computer science which deals with parallel (a...
In the seminal paper [2] Joyal, Winskel and Nielsen offered a general categor-ical notion of bisimul...
AbstractWe show in this article that some concepts from homotopy theory, in algebraic topology, are ...
Since the 90s, geometric models have been introduced for concurrent programs. In those, a point corr...
International audienceWe show in this article that some concepts from homotopy theory, in algebraic ...
Concurrency ie the domain in computer science which deals with parallel asynchronous computations...
AbstractWe propose orthomodular posets, algebraic models of quantum logic, as a formal tool in concu...