Computable processes and bisimulation equivalence:
Abstract: "A process is 'computable' if it can be modelled by a transition system that has a recursive structure. The equivalence relation between transition systems considered is bisimulation. As a means for defining transition systems (modulo bisimulation), the specification languag...
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| Summary: | Abstract: "A process is 'computable' if it can be modelled by a transition system that has a recursive structure. The equivalence relation between transition systems considered is bisimulation. As a means for defining transition systems (modulo bisimulation), the specification language [mu]CRL (micro Common Representation Language) is used. Two simple fragments of [mu]CRL are singled out, yielding universal expressivity with respect to recursive and primitive recursive transition systems over a fixed, finite label set For all transition systems defined by a [mu]CRL specification over the recursive fragment, and for the class of all primitive recursive transition systems over some finite label set, the properties 'bisimilarity', 'deadlock freedom' and 'regularity' (i.e., having a bisimilar finite representation) are classified in the arithmetical hierarchy. Finally it is shown that in the domain of primitive recursive transition systems over a fixed, finite label set, a genuine hierarchy in bisimilarity can be defined via the complexity of the witnessing relations. |
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| spelling | Ponse, Alban Verfasser aut Computable processes and bisimulation equivalence A. Ponse Amsterdam 1992 28 S. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Centrum voor Wiskunde en Informatica <Amsterdam> / Department of Computer Science: Report CS 92,7 Abstract: "A process is 'computable' if it can be modelled by a transition system that has a recursive structure. The equivalence relation between transition systems considered is bisimulation. As a means for defining transition systems (modulo bisimulation), the specification language [mu]CRL (micro Common Representation Language) is used. Two simple fragments of [mu]CRL are singled out, yielding universal expressivity with respect to recursive and primitive recursive transition systems over a fixed, finite label set For all transition systems defined by a [mu]CRL specification over the recursive fragment, and for the class of all primitive recursive transition systems over some finite label set, the properties 'bisimilarity', 'deadlock freedom' and 'regularity' (i.e., having a bisimilar finite representation) are classified in the arithmetical hierarchy. Finally it is shown that in the domain of primitive recursive transition systems over a fixed, finite label set, a genuine hierarchy in bisimilarity can be defined via the complexity of the witnessing relations. Operator algebras Operator theory Department of Computer Science: Report CS Centrum voor Wiskunde en Informatica <Amsterdam> 92,7 (DE-604)BV008928356 92,7 |
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| title | Computable processes and bisimulation equivalence |
| title_auth | Computable processes and bisimulation equivalence |
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| title_full | Computable processes and bisimulation equivalence A. Ponse |
| title_fullStr | Computable processes and bisimulation equivalence A. Ponse |
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| title_short | Computable processes and bisimulation equivalence |
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| topic | Operator algebras Operator theory |
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