In this paper we give a specification of the so called Bakery protocol in an extension of the process algebra ACP with abstract datatypes. We prove that this protocol is equal to a Queue, modulo branching bisimulation equivalence. The verification is as follows. First we give a linear specification of the Bakery, that is a specification without parallelism. Then we introduce an invariant and encorporate this invariant into the linear specification of the Bakery and the specification of the Queue. Finally, we give a boolean function on the arguments of the resulting specification of the Bakery and the Queue, and we prove that by its equations it defines a branching bisimulation. This paper can be considered as an alternative to the proof of...
This paper reports on the first steps towards the formal verification of correctness proofs of real-...
Process algebras with abstraction have been widely used for the specification and verification of no...
In process algebras, bisimulation equivalence is typically defined directly in terms of the operatio...
A specification of the bakery protocol is given in ¯CRL. We provide a simple correctness criterion f...
A specification of the bakery protocol is given in μCRL. We provide a simple correctness criterion f...
In this paper we give a specification of the so called Bakery protocol in an extension of the proces...
textabstractA specification of a bakery protocol is given in $mu$CRL. We provide a simple correctnes...
henricwinl A specication of a bakery protocol is given in CRL We provide a simple correctness crite...
A Comparative Case-Study in Formal Verification Groote and the second author verified (a version of)...
Groote and the second author verified (a version of) the Bakery Protocol in μCRL. Their process-alg...
We consider abstraction in probabilistic process algebra. The process algebra can be employed for sp...
AbstractIt is known that a queue is not finitely definable in ACP with handshaking communication (Ba...
We present a formal verification proof for the Alternating Bit Protocol in the specification languag...
In [10] Groote and Springintveld incorporated several model-oriented techniques - such as invariant...
We propose a variant of the version of branching bisimilation equivalence for processes with discret...
This paper reports on the first steps towards the formal verification of correctness proofs of real-...
Process algebras with abstraction have been widely used for the specification and verification of no...
In process algebras, bisimulation equivalence is typically defined directly in terms of the operatio...
A specification of the bakery protocol is given in ¯CRL. We provide a simple correctness criterion f...
A specification of the bakery protocol is given in μCRL. We provide a simple correctness criterion f...
In this paper we give a specification of the so called Bakery protocol in an extension of the proces...
textabstractA specification of a bakery protocol is given in $mu$CRL. We provide a simple correctnes...
henricwinl A specication of a bakery protocol is given in CRL We provide a simple correctness crite...
A Comparative Case-Study in Formal Verification Groote and the second author verified (a version of)...
Groote and the second author verified (a version of) the Bakery Protocol in μCRL. Their process-alg...
We consider abstraction in probabilistic process algebra. The process algebra can be employed for sp...
AbstractIt is known that a queue is not finitely definable in ACP with handshaking communication (Ba...
We present a formal verification proof for the Alternating Bit Protocol in the specification languag...
In [10] Groote and Springintveld incorporated several model-oriented techniques - such as invariant...
We propose a variant of the version of branching bisimilation equivalence for processes with discret...
This paper reports on the first steps towards the formal verification of correctness proofs of real-...
Process algebras with abstraction have been widely used for the specification and verification of no...
In process algebras, bisimulation equivalence is typically defined directly in terms of the operatio...