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Concurrent histories: a basis for observing distributed systems (English)
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A new notion of transition systems, called distributed transition systems, is introduced, where states are sets of processes and transitions specify which processes stay idle. A notion of observations based on partial orderings, called concurrent histories, is defined on computations. Several observational equivalences, e.g. bisimulation are given on observations. As case studies, Petri C/E systems and P/T nets, and Milner's CCS are translated to distributed transition systems.
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distributed transition systems
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processes
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observational equivalences
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bisimulation
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Petri C/E systems
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P/T nets
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CCS
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