2003
DOI: 10.7146/brics.v10i18.21788
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Syntactic Formats for Free: An Abstract Approach to Process Equivalence

Abstract: Abstract. A framework of Plotkin and Turi's, originally aimed at providing an abstract notion of bisimulation, is modified to cover other operational equivalences and preorders. Combined with bialgebraic methods, it yields a technique for the derivation of syntactic formats for transition system specifications which guarantee that various operational preorders are precongruences. The technique is applied to the trace preorder, the completed trace preorder and the failures preorder. In the latter two cases, new… Show more

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“…In particular, novel formats for completed trace and failures equivalences on LTSs were obtained. That work is closely related to the present paper, and indeed the following sections can be seen as a refinement of the approach described in [39,35,33].…”
Section: Related Work On Bialgebraic Semanticsmentioning
confidence: 61%
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“…In particular, novel formats for completed trace and failures equivalences on LTSs were obtained. That work is closely related to the present paper, and indeed the following sections can be seen as a refinement of the approach described in [39,35,33].…”
Section: Related Work On Bialgebraic Semanticsmentioning
confidence: 61%
“…For example, interesting formats for various "decorated trace" equivalences were proposed in [9]. A considerably more complex format for completed trace equivalence was defined in [39,35]. For a detailed study of various congruence formats and their properties, see [1,23].…”
Section: Structural Operational Semanticsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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