- In
theoretical computer science a
bisimulation is a
binary relation between state transition systems, ****ociating
systems that
behave in the same way in...
- π-calculus
allows for a
definition of
bisimulation equivalence. In the π-calculus, the
definition of
bisimulation equivalence (also
known as bisimilarity)...
-
theoretical computer science,
probabilistic bisimulation is an
extension of the
concept of
bisimulation for
fully probabilistic transition systems first...
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generally characterized by
invariances under bisimulation. It also so
happens that
invariance under bisimulation is the root of tree
model property which...
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generalizes the idea of
bisimulations. A
bisimulation matches up the
states of a
machine such that
transitions correspond; a
stutter bisimulation allows transitions...
- {\displaystyle \ell } of A {\displaystyle {\mathcal {A}}} ,
there is a
timed bisimulation between the
extended states ( ℓ , ν 1 ) {\displaystyle (\ell ,\nu _{1})}...
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Davide (2011). "Origins of
bisimulation and coinduction". In Sangiorgi, Davide; Rutten, Jan (eds.).
Advanced Topics in
Bisimulation and Coinduction. Cambridge...
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permit formal reasoning about equivalences between processes (e.g.,
using bisimulation).
Leading examples of
process calculi include CSP, CCS, ACP, and LOTOS...
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abbreviations are used: Equivalences: SB:
Strong Bisimulation WB: Weak
Bisimulation BB:
Branching Bisimulation STE:
Strong Trace Equivalence WTE: Weak Trace...
- =L(r_{j_{k+1}-1})} .
Stuttering equivalence is not the same as
bisimulation,
since bisimulation cannot capture the
semantics of the 'eventually' (or 'finally')...
