AbstractA new bisimulation based semantics, called performance equivalence, is proposed for a process algebra equipped with the TCSP parallel operator. This semantics relies on the basic assumption that actions are time-consuming, where their duration is statically fixed. Performance equivalence equates systems whenever they perform the same actions in the same amount of time, thus introducing a simple form of performance evaluation in process algebras. A comparison with other equivalences is provided; in particular, we show that performance equivalence is strictly finer than step bisimulation equivalence and strictly coarser than partial ordering bisimulation equivalence
Several timed process calculi have been proposed in the literature, which mainly differ for the way ...
Several timed process calculi have been proposed in the literature, which mainly differ for the way ...
Abstract. We present a process algebra for the performance modeling and evaluation of concurrent sys...
AbstractA new bisimulation based semantics, called performance equivalence, is proposed for a proces...
AbstractBased on the hypothesis of durational actions and process synchronization with “busy waiting...
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Several timed process calculi have been proposed in the literature, which mainly differ for the way ...
Several timed process calculi have been proposed in the literature, which mainly differ for the way ...
Abstract. We present a process algebra for the performance modeling and evaluation of concurrent sys...
AbstractA new bisimulation based semantics, called performance equivalence, is proposed for a proces...
AbstractBased on the hypothesis of durational actions and process synchronization with “busy waiting...
Introduction Process algebras, such as CCS [Mil89], CSP [Hoa85], and ACP [JJ85], were developed orig...
AbstractGlobal-clock-bounded equivalence has been proposed in the literature as a performance-sensit...
AbstractIn the last few years a number of real-time process calculi have emerged with the purpose of...
AbstractTimed process algebras are useful tools for the specification and verification of real-time ...
AbstractThis paper develops a mathematical framework to describe and reason about semantic theories ...
This paper introduces the counterpart of strong bisimilarity for labelled transition systems extende...
AbstractThis paper introduces a novel (bi)simulation-based faster-than preorder which relates asynch...
AbstractThe modeling and analysis experience with process algebras has shown the necessity of extend...
This paper discusses action abstraction in timed process algebras. It is observed that the leading a...
This thesis presents and studies a timed computational model of parallelism, a Timed Calculus of Com...
Several timed process calculi have been proposed in the literature, which mainly differ for the way ...
Several timed process calculi have been proposed in the literature, which mainly differ for the way ...
Abstract. We present a process algebra for the performance modeling and evaluation of concurrent sys...