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Abstract: Introduction Process calculi like CCS have been motivated and studied operationally, thus from the outset lacking the abstract mathematical treatment provided by a domain theory. Consequently, concurrency has become a rather separate study; in particular, higher-order and functional features as known from sequential programming are most often treated in an ad hoc fashion, if at all. The study of presheaf models of processes [3, 14] can be seen as an attempt to bring concurrency back within... (Update)

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@misc{ nygaard-presheaf,
  author = "Mikkel Nygaard",
  title = "Presheaf Models and Process Calculi",
  url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/article/nygaard02presheaf.html" }
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