In process calculi, concurrent and interacting systems are modelled by processes that run in parallel and exchange messages. Calculi with passivation features a special operator that allows to stop a process at any time of its execution; the suspended process may then be modified or forwarded before being reactivated. Passivation is useful to model failures or dynamic reconfiguration phenomena. We are interested in behavioral equivalences in these calculi. The behavior of a process is given by a labelled transition system, which exhibits the interactions of a process with its environment. Bisimilarities then relate processes by comparing their interactions. Until now, the bisimilarities defined in calculi with passivation are too complex to...
In higher-order process calculi the values exchanged in communications may contain processes. A core...
AbstractWe study the problem of characterizing contextual equivalence in higher-order languages with...
AbstractWe study the complexity of deciding bisimilarity between non-deterministic processes with ex...
In process calculi, concurrent and interacting systems are modelled by processes that run in paralle...
International audienceBehavioral theory for higher-order process calculi is less well developed than...
Abstract. Behavioral theory for higher-order process calculi is less well developed than for first-o...
In the last few years the problem of deriving labelled transitions and bisimulation congruences from...
International audienceWe show how to apply Howe's method for the proof of congruence of early bisimi...
Concurrency is concerned with systems of multiple computing agents that interact with each other. Bi...
AbstractBisimulation expresses the equivalence of processes whose external actions are identical. So...
Reversibility is the capability of a system of undoing its own actions starting from the last perfor...
We cast the notion of bisimulation in the Willems’ behavioral setting. We show that in this setting,...
In higher-order process calculi, the values exchanged in communications may contain processes. A cor...
We show how to use Howe’s method to prove that context bisimilarity is a congruence for process calc...
In higher-order process calculi the values exchanged in communications may contain processes. A core...
AbstractWe study the problem of characterizing contextual equivalence in higher-order languages with...
AbstractWe study the complexity of deciding bisimilarity between non-deterministic processes with ex...
In process calculi, concurrent and interacting systems are modelled by processes that run in paralle...
International audienceBehavioral theory for higher-order process calculi is less well developed than...
Abstract. Behavioral theory for higher-order process calculi is less well developed than for first-o...
In the last few years the problem of deriving labelled transitions and bisimulation congruences from...
International audienceWe show how to apply Howe's method for the proof of congruence of early bisimi...
Concurrency is concerned with systems of multiple computing agents that interact with each other. Bi...
AbstractBisimulation expresses the equivalence of processes whose external actions are identical. So...
Reversibility is the capability of a system of undoing its own actions starting from the last perfor...
We cast the notion of bisimulation in the Willems’ behavioral setting. We show that in this setting,...
In higher-order process calculi, the values exchanged in communications may contain processes. A cor...
We show how to use Howe’s method to prove that context bisimilarity is a congruence for process calc...
In higher-order process calculi the values exchanged in communications may contain processes. A core...
AbstractWe study the problem of characterizing contextual equivalence in higher-order languages with...
AbstractWe study the complexity of deciding bisimilarity between non-deterministic processes with ex...