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....(preferably finite) set of behaviorally representative arrangements, which could then each be verified. To be useful, the discovery and application of such reductions must follow a systematic approach. Much work has already been done in several communities on discovery of such relationships (e.g. [7, 2, 22]) in the remainder of this paper, we presume such results and develop a reduction strategy based upon an algebraic term rewriting technique that is immediately applicable to a wide range of network application structures. It is important to note that a number of techniques have been developed ....

.... that the behaviors of members of # are fully represented by the behaviors of members of its subsetf (A # ) The means by which this behavioral equivalence is established may be any mechanism appropriate to the given application and # (e.g. logical proofs, type systems [7] process algebra [2], theory of I O automata [22] I O equivalence, etc. 3.4 Reduction Strategy Intuitively, our strategy is to identify a set of reductions (i.e. congruence relations overA which preserve behavioral equivalence) by which we can establish a finite sized homomorphic image ofA (that is, a ....

J.C.M. Baeten and W.P. Weijland. Process Algebra. Cambridge University Press, 1990.


Systematic Verification of Safety Properties of.. - Bradley, Bestavros.. (2003)   (Correct)

....(preferably finite) set of behaviorally representative arrangements, which could then each be verified. To be useful, the discovery and application of such reductions must follow a systematic approach. Much work has already been done in several communities on discovery of such relationships (e.g. [7, 2, 22]) in the remainder of this paper, we presume such results and develop a reduction strategy based upon an algebraic term rewriting technique that is immediately applicable to a wide range of network application structures. It is important to note that a number of techniques have been developed ....

.... the behaviors of members of set # are fully represented by the behaviors of members of its subset f(A # ) The means by which this behavioral equivalence is established may be any mechanism appropriate to the given application and # (e.g. logical proofs, type systems [7] process algebra [2], theory of I O automata [22] I O equivalence, etc. 3.4 Reduction Strategy Intuitively, our strategy is to identify a set of reductions (i.e. congruence relations over which preserve behavioral equivalence) by which we can establish a finite sized homomorphic image of (that is, a ....

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.... process theory, which ranges from concurrency semantics in which models for concurrent or parallel (nondeterministic) programming are investigated (e.g. Win82] IBM88] vG90] to process algebra, in which one tries to give an algebraic calculus for this kind of programming ( MilS0] BK86] [BW90]) In these algebraic calculi (or process algebras, as they are usually called) one is actually interested in calculating equivalences of processes on the basis of certain observational criteria: if two processes are indistinguishable with respect to some observational criterion, they are regarded ....

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