AbstractIn previous work [14] I introduced a generalised notion of coalgebra that is capable of modelling binary methods as they occur in object-oriented programming. An important problem with this generalisation is that bisimulations are not closed under union and that a greatest bisimulation does not exists in general. There are two possible approaches to improve this situation: First, to strengthen the definition of bisimulation, and second, to place constraints on the coalgebras (i.e., on the behaviour of the binary methods). In this paper I combine both approaches to show that (under reasonable assumptions) the greatest bisimulation does exist for all coalgebras of extended polynomial functors
International audienceWe present a systematic study of bisimulation-up-to techniques for coalgebras....
We present a systematic study of bisimulation-up-to techniques for coalgebras. This enhances the bis...
We present a systematic study of bisimulation-up-to techniques for coalgebras. This enhances the bi...
In previous work [14] I introduced a generalised notion of coalgebra that is capable of modelling bi...
AbstractIn previous work [14] I introduced a generalised notion of coalgebra that is capable of mode...
Abstract A generalised notion of coalgebra that is capable of modelling binary methods as theyoccur ...
AbstractCoalgebras for endofunctors C → C can be used to model classes of object oriented languages....
We extend the Reichel-Jacobs coalgebraic account of specification and refinement of objects and clas...
We extend the Reichel-Jacobs coalgebraic account of specification and refinement of objects and clas...
AbstractThe bisimulation “up-to-…” technique provides an effective way to relieve the amount of work...
AbstractIn [19] Rutten introduced the notion of weak bisimulations and weak bisimilarity for coalgeb...
AbstractThis paper contains a novel approach to observational equivalence for coalgebras. We describ...
International audienceWe present a systematic study of bisimulation-up-to techniques for coalgebras....
International audienceWe present a systematic study of bisimulation-up-to techniques for coalgebras....
We present a systematic study of bisimulation-up-to techniques for coalgebras. This enhances the bis...
International audienceWe present a systematic study of bisimulation-up-to techniques for coalgebras....
We present a systematic study of bisimulation-up-to techniques for coalgebras. This enhances the bis...
We present a systematic study of bisimulation-up-to techniques for coalgebras. This enhances the bi...
In previous work [14] I introduced a generalised notion of coalgebra that is capable of modelling bi...
AbstractIn previous work [14] I introduced a generalised notion of coalgebra that is capable of mode...
Abstract A generalised notion of coalgebra that is capable of modelling binary methods as theyoccur ...
AbstractCoalgebras for endofunctors C → C can be used to model classes of object oriented languages....
We extend the Reichel-Jacobs coalgebraic account of specification and refinement of objects and clas...
We extend the Reichel-Jacobs coalgebraic account of specification and refinement of objects and clas...
AbstractThe bisimulation “up-to-…” technique provides an effective way to relieve the amount of work...
AbstractIn [19] Rutten introduced the notion of weak bisimulations and weak bisimilarity for coalgeb...
AbstractThis paper contains a novel approach to observational equivalence for coalgebras. We describ...
International audienceWe present a systematic study of bisimulation-up-to techniques for coalgebras....
International audienceWe present a systematic study of bisimulation-up-to techniques for coalgebras....
We present a systematic study of bisimulation-up-to techniques for coalgebras. This enhances the bis...
International audienceWe present a systematic study of bisimulation-up-to techniques for coalgebras....
We present a systematic study of bisimulation-up-to techniques for coalgebras. This enhances the bis...
We present a systematic study of bisimulation-up-to techniques for coalgebras. This enhances the bi...