We provide rules for calculating with invariants in process algebra with data, and illustrate these with examples. The new rules turn out to be equivalent to the well known Recursive Specification Principle which states that guarded recursive equations have at most one solution. In the setting with data this is reformulated as 'every convergent linear process operator has at most one fixed point' (CL-RSP). As a consequence, one can carry out verifications in well-known process algebras satisfying CL-RSP using invariants
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The three classical process algebras CCS, CSP and ACP present several differences in their respectiv...
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The three classical process algebras CCS, CSP and ACP present several differences in their respectiv...
The three classical process algebras CCS, CSP and ACP present several differences in their respectiv...
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A widely accepted method to specify (possibly infinite) behaviour is to define it as the solution, i...
A widely accepted method to specify (possibly infinite) behaviour is to define it as the solution, i...
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We present a proof system for message-passing process calculi with recursion. The key inference rule...
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AbstractIn order to provide an algebraic semantics for recursively defined (nonterminating) processe...
We develop a (co)algebraic framework to study a family of process calculi with monadic branching str...
AbstractWe present a proof system for message-passing process calculi with recursion. The key infere...
The three classical process algebras CCS, CSP and ACP present several differences in their respectiv...
Various process algebras have been introduced for reasoning about concurrent systems. Some of them i...
We define an equivalence relation on recursive specifications in process algebra that is model-indep...
The three classical process algebras CCS, CSP and ACP present several differences in their respectiv...
The three classical process algebras CCS, CSP and ACP present several differences in their respectiv...
AbstractA widely accepted method to specify (possibly infinite) behaviour is to define it as the sol...
A widely accepted method to specify (possibly infinite) behaviour is to define it as the solution, i...
A widely accepted method to specify (possibly infinite) behaviour is to define it as the solution, i...
We consider a generic process algebra of which the standard process algebras ACP, CCS and CSP are ...
This chapter addresses the question how to verify distributed and communicating systems in an effect...
We present a proof system for message-passing process calculi with recursion. The key inference rule...
We develop a theory of syntax with bindings, focusing on: - methodological issues concerning the ...
AbstractIn order to provide an algebraic semantics for recursively defined (nonterminating) processe...
We develop a (co)algebraic framework to study a family of process calculi with monadic branching str...
AbstractWe present a proof system for message-passing process calculi with recursion. The key infere...