Paper Details

Infinite Traces, Acceptances and CSPP

Authors: Lawrence, Adrian E.

Abstract:

There is a long standing problem when infinite traces are included in denotational semantic models of CSP. Full models fail to be Complete Partial Orders under refinement. This paper introduces a novel, but entirely natural, way of representing infinite behaviour in which refinement is a Complete Partial Order when the alphabet of events is finite. Acceptance semantics also solves the problem of infinite behaviour with an infinite alphabet. That requires a different construction based on a metric space and will be described elsewhere.

Proceedings:

Communicating Process Architectures 2001, Alan G. Chalmers, Majid Mirmehdi, Henk Muller, 2001, pp 93 - 102 published by IOS Press, Amsterdam

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