Titlebook: Control Flow and Data Flow: Concepts of Distributed Programming; International Summer Manfred Broy Conference proceedings 1986 Springer-Ver

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Sunny Sui-kwong Lam,Terry Lai-sim NgThroughout this paper, we write lg . for log.., ln . for the natural logarithm log.., and log . when the base is immaterial; we use log.. for (log.)..

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-52581-1A structured presentation of a proof system for CSP programs is given. The presentation is based on the approach of Apt, Francez and de Roever [AFR]. Its new aspects are the use of static analysis and of proofs from assumptions instead of proof outlines. Also, in contrast to [AFR] total correctness is studied.

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Human Centered Cyber Situation AwarenessWe consider a distributed system of the form of a strongly connected, finite, directed graph, of which each vertex is a machine and each edge a uni-directional first-in-first-out buffer of sufficient capacity. (Strongly connected means that there is a directed path from any vertex to any vertex.)

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-20488-4In this text, the letters B, P, R, X, and Y stand for predicates on the state space of a program and square brackets are used as notation for universal quantification of the enclosed over the program variables. The letter S stands for a statement and DO for the repetitive construct . B → S . (see [3]). (End of Notation.)

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The Architecture of Parallel ComputersThroughout this paper, we write lg . for log.., ln . for the natural logarithm log.., and log . when the base is immaterial; we use log.. for (log.)..

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