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....as a technical tool, needed to establish a general completeness result (Theorem 2 of the present paper) Nevertheless, it seemed a natural notion. This was later substantiated by Turi and Plotkin in their category theoretic account of the operational and denotational semantics of GSOS systems [26, 27]. In their work, a GSOS system gives rise to a monad on the category of transition systems with functional bisimulations as morphisms. The algebras of this monad turn out to be exactly the GSOS models in the sense of De nition 3.1. The idea of using sequent calculus for process veri cation was ....
D. Turi and G.D. Plotkin. Towards a mathematical operational semantics. In Proceedings of 12th IEEE Symposium on Logic in Computer Science, pages 280{ 291, 1997.
....ordering on programs with certain basic properties can be extended to a term model that is fully abstract with respect to it. The issue of defining abstract mathematical models for, rather than from, operational semantics has also received some attention. We refer the interested reader to, e.g. [19, 214], and the references therein, for details on this line of investigation. 107 ....
D. Turi and G. Plotkin, Towards a mathematical operational semantics, in Proceedings 12th Symposium on Logic in Computer Science, Warsaw, Poland, 1997, IEEE Computer Society Press, pp. 280-- 291.
....above can be obtained from the # coiteration schema for suitable instantiations of T and #, although we do not explain the details here. Instead, we briefly sketch how it can be used to justify specifications involving operators of a certain type. These are the operators that Turi and Plotkin [TP97] have shown to be closely related to those definable by structured transition rules in GSOS format [BIM95] Presenting these schemata as instances of our framework at the same time produces the corresponding variants of the # bisimulation proof technique. For the case of definitions via operators ....
....: C C be two functors. A natural transformation # : TF FT is called a distributive law of T over F. We will sometimes alternatively use the phrase that T distributes over F via #. A major application of the notion of a distributive law in computer science has been given by Turi and Plotkin [TP97] where the two functors were coming as a monad and a comonad respectively and additional coherence axions involving the extra structure were considered (see the work by Power and Watanabe [PW99] for a structured account of this setting) Subsequently, distributive laws were also used in situations ....
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....the GSOS format and introduce PGSOS, give examples and state properties. In a second, technical part we explain how the format together with its properties was derived using (co)algebraic methods: It arose from an abstract categorical account of operator specification formats by Turi and Plotkin [TP97]. Among other things, they generalize the GSOS format for LTS to the abstract GSOS format for coalgebras of an arbitrary Set functor B. Such a functor describes the type of system under consideration and a specification in abstract GSOS is a natural transformation between two functors constructed ....
....to prove p q it su#ces to find a bisimulation up to context R with R. R. Furthermore, such a solution is determined up to bisimilarity. With the development in Section 7 these properties and others will follows from corresponding facts about the abstract framework by Turi and Plotkin [TP97]. The first statement is well known. The other two may be new. The bisimulation up to context proof principle was studied by Sangiorgi [San98] who proves that it is valid for specifications in the more restrictive DeSimone format. He also gives an example for an operator specification for which ....
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