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....behavior, interaction (architecture) and execution. This distinction, apart from its methodological interest, allows solving technical problems such as associativity of a unique and powerful composition operator. The proposed framework has concepts in common with Metropolis [2] and Ptolemy [16] where a similar separation of concerns is advocated. Second, parallel composition preserves deadlock freedom. That is, if the arguments can perform some action from any state then their product does so. This is due to the fact that we replace restriction or other mechanisms used to ensure strong ....
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