Titlebook: Recent Trends in Algebraic Development Techniques; 18th International W José Luiz Fiadeiro,Pierre-Yves Schobbens Conference proceedings 200

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Structured CSP – A Process Algebra as an Institutionand should be easily instantiated with further models. As a consequence, we can use structured specification constructs like renaming, hiding and parameterisation (that have been introduced over an arbitrary institution) also for .. With a small example we demonstrate that structuring indeed makes s

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Incremental Resolution of Model Inconsistenciesand automated support for detecting and resolving these inconsistencies is therefore indispensable. In this paper, we report on an iterative inconsistency resolution process. Our approach relies on the underlying formalism of graph transformation. We exploit the mechanism of critical pair analysis t

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A (Co)Algebraic Analysis of Synchronization in CSPgebraic reconstruction of CSP developed in [14]. Synchronization, however, can not be characterized in terms of co-amalgamation. We show that synchronization can be described, nevertheless, as a pullback construction within the corresponding fibred algebraic setting. Analyzing and generalizing the t

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Incremental Resolution of Model Inconsistencieso analyse dependencies and conflicts between inconsistencies and resolutions, to detect resolution cycles and to analyse the completeness of resolutions. The results of this analysis are integrated in the iterative inconsistency resolution process and can help the software engineer to develop and evolve models in presence of inconsistencies.

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A (Co)Algebraic Analysis of Synchronization in CSPransition between the indexed and the fibred setting we show that for a wide range of signature embeddings .:..→.. the ..-algebras, traditionally considered as parameter algebras, can be considered also as signatures, instead.

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Algebraic Semantics of Service Component Modulesers; they include interfaces for required (imported) and provided (exported) services, as well as a number of components (body) whose orchestrations ensure how given behavioural properties of the provided services are guaranteed assuming that the requested services satisfy required properties.