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We propose a compositional specification theory for reasoning about components that interact by synchronisation of input and output (I/O) actions, in which the specification of a component constrains the temporal ordering of interactions with the environment. Such a theory is motivated by the need to support composability of components, in addition to modelling environmental assumptions, and reasoning about run-time behaviour. Models can be specified operationally by means of I/O labelled tra...
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- Publisher:
- DCS
- Publication date:
- 2012
- URN:
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uuid:067295be-7835-4462-a447-43570371b391
- Local pid:
- cs:6519
- Copyright date:
- 2012
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A Compositional Specification Theory for Component Behaviours
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