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A new natural structural congruence in the pi-calculus with replication (English)
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13 December 2004
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A new structural congruence for pi-calculus with replication is investigated. It is called ``middle'' and it is obtained from the law for replication \((!P \equiv !P | P )\) which is replaced by \((!(P| Q) \equiv !(P | Q)| P )\). This congruence is slightly weaker than the standard one but stronger than the extended congruence investigated before by the authors. It is shown that the middle congruence has the same desirable properties as extended congruence: it is decidable and it has a concrete multiset semantics.
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pi-calculus
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replication
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structural congruence
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multiset semantics
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