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Jerzy Charytonowicz,Christianne Falc?ortial orderings. The models are largely consistent, the latter being a richer version of the former, conceived as a specification formalism for distributed systems. The semantic aspects of the first model are studied in finer detail, including properties of non terminating computations and the defin

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Sunny Sui-kwong Lam,Terry Lai-sim Nghed model theory. This fact owes much to the lambda-calculus, which existed long before any notion of implementing a programming language. Yet the primary purpose of the lambda calculus was to study evaluation or execution; it was (and is) a paradigm for evaluation, in the same way that the predicat

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Sunny Sui-kwong Lam,Terry Lai-sim Ngcommunicating agents. Based on this model several concepts of program correctness are introduced analysed and related to classical concepts. Observability concepts are discussed for an operational semantics given in the form of labelled rewriting systems. In particular the close connections between

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Zhengyu Tan,Lei Liu,Yangchen Jianggle point or locus of control—nothing corresponding to the program location counter of a conventional sequential computer. Since many actors may be ready to fire, these models can represent many asynchronous concurrent computational events. Nevertheless, they can guarantee an input/output behavior t

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