AbstractWe compare the expressive power of process calculi by studying the problem of electing a leader in a symmetric network of processes. We consider the π-calculus with mixed choice, separate choice and internal mobility, value-passing CCS and Mobile Ambients, together with other ambient calculi (Safe Ambients, the Push and Pull Ambient Calculus and Boxed Ambients). We provide a unified approach for all these calculi using reduction semantics
A well-known result by Palamidessi tells us that πmix (the π-calculus with mixed choice) is more exp...
International audienceIn “Can we elect if we cannot compare” (SPAA'03), Barrière, Flocchini, Fraigni...
AbstractIn this paper, we comparatively analyze some mainstream calculi for mobility: asynchronous π...
International audienceWe compare the expressive power of process calculi by studying the problem of ...
International audienceWe compare the expressive power of process calculi by studying the problem of ...
We compare the expressive power of process calculi by studying the problem of electing a leader in a...
Abstract. We compare the expressive power of process calculi by study-ing the problem of electing a ...
AbstractPalamidessi has shown that the π-calculus with mixed choice is powerful enough to solve the ...
Palamidessi has shown that the ¼-calculus with mixed choice is powerful enough to solve the leader e...
Palamidessi has shown that the π-calculus with mixed choice is powerful enough to solve the leader e...
Abstract. This paper compares the expressiveness of ambient calculi against different dialects of th...
This thesis concerns the Ambient Calculus (MA) and some of its dialects: Safe Ambients (SA), the Pus...
Priority is a frequently used feature of many computational systems. In this paper we study the expr...
AbstractIn “Can we elect if we cannot compare” (SPAA’03), Barrière, Flocchini, Fraigniaud and Santor...
A well-known result by Palamidessi tells us that pimix (the pi-calculus with mixed choice) is more e...
A well-known result by Palamidessi tells us that πmix (the π-calculus with mixed choice) is more exp...
International audienceIn “Can we elect if we cannot compare” (SPAA'03), Barrière, Flocchini, Fraigni...
AbstractIn this paper, we comparatively analyze some mainstream calculi for mobility: asynchronous π...
International audienceWe compare the expressive power of process calculi by studying the problem of ...
International audienceWe compare the expressive power of process calculi by studying the problem of ...
We compare the expressive power of process calculi by studying the problem of electing a leader in a...
Abstract. We compare the expressive power of process calculi by study-ing the problem of electing a ...
AbstractPalamidessi has shown that the π-calculus with mixed choice is powerful enough to solve the ...
Palamidessi has shown that the ¼-calculus with mixed choice is powerful enough to solve the leader e...
Palamidessi has shown that the π-calculus with mixed choice is powerful enough to solve the leader e...
Abstract. This paper compares the expressiveness of ambient calculi against different dialects of th...
This thesis concerns the Ambient Calculus (MA) and some of its dialects: Safe Ambients (SA), the Pus...
Priority is a frequently used feature of many computational systems. In this paper we study the expr...
AbstractIn “Can we elect if we cannot compare” (SPAA’03), Barrière, Flocchini, Fraigniaud and Santor...
A well-known result by Palamidessi tells us that pimix (the pi-calculus with mixed choice) is more e...
A well-known result by Palamidessi tells us that πmix (the π-calculus with mixed choice) is more exp...
International audienceIn “Can we elect if we cannot compare” (SPAA'03), Barrière, Flocchini, Fraigni...
AbstractIn this paper, we comparatively analyze some mainstream calculi for mobility: asynchronous π...