The π-Calculus: A theory of mobile processes
By R. Ahmad. Scalable Computing : Practice and Experience, 2008
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- Session Types as Intuitionistic Linear Propositions (2010, methodology): “To characterize the interactions a process may perform with its environment, we introduce a labeled transition system; the standard early transition system for the π-calculus [24] extended with appropriate labels and transition rules for the choice constructs.”
- The Space and Motion of Communicating Agents (2009, methodology): “Bigraphs have also used ideas from many other sources: the Ch emical Abstract machine (Cham) of Berry and Boudol [6], the bisimilarity of P ark [68], theπ-calculus of Milner, Parrow and Walker [67] with extended theory by San giorgi and Walker [73], the interaction nets of Lafont [52], the mobile am”
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