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Abstract: Gamma is a language of conditional multiset rewrites, which can be seen either as a parallel programming
language or as a specification language for parallel algorithms. Taking the latter view, we are
interested in program refinement and formal techniques for reasoning about it.
In the present paper we apply Abramsky's framework of domain theory in logical form, to systematically
develop a program logic for Gamma from a denotational semantics. Our semantics is a domaintheoretic... (Update)
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.... result was two program logics: one based on a resumption semantics for Gamma [12] and the other based on a transition trace semantics [13]. The connection with types for concurrency is via the view of types as speci cations or program properties, which is a theme of domain...
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S. J. Gay and C. L. Hankin. Gamma and the logic of transition traces. In A. Edalat, S. Jourdan, and G. McCusker, editors, Advances in Theory and Formal Methods of Computing. Imperial College Press, 1997. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/gay97gamma.html More
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