In Hoare, Brookes and Roscoe (1981) an abstract version of Hoare's CSP is defined and a denotational somantics based on the possible fallures of processes is given for it. This semantics induces a natural preorder on processes. We define formally this preoreder and prove that it can be characterized as the smal1est relation satisfying a particular set of axioms. The characterization sheds lghts on problems arising from the way divergence and underspecification are handled. After small changes to tho semantic domains we propose a new semantics which Is closer to the operational Intuitions and suggests a possible solution to the above problems.Finallywe give an axiomatic characterization for the equivalence Induced by the new semantics whlch lead to fully abstract models in the sense of Scott.
Two complete axiom systems for a theory of communicating sequential processes
De Nicola R
1983
Abstract
In Hoare, Brookes and Roscoe (1981) an abstract version of Hoare's CSP is defined and a denotational somantics based on the possible fallures of processes is given for it. This semantics induces a natural preorder on processes. We define formally this preoreder and prove that it can be characterized as the smal1est relation satisfying a particular set of axioms. The characterization sheds lghts on problems arising from the way divergence and underspecification are handled. After small changes to tho semantic domains we propose a new semantics which Is closer to the operational Intuitions and suggests a possible solution to the above problems.Finallywe give an axiomatic characterization for the equivalence Induced by the new semantics whlch lead to fully abstract models in the sense of Scott.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.


