This paper surveys some recent works on the study of termination in a concurrent setting. Processes are $pi$-calculus processes, on which type systems are imposed that ensure termination of the process computations. Two approaches are exposed. The first one draws on the method of logical relations, which has been extensively used in the analysis of sequential languages. The second approach exploits notions from term rewriting.
R. Demangeon, D. Hirschkoff, D. Sangiorgi (2009). Mobile Processes and Termination. BERLIN : Springer.
Mobile Processes and Termination
SANGIORGI, DAVIDE
2009
Abstract
This paper surveys some recent works on the study of termination in a concurrent setting. Processes are $pi$-calculus processes, on which type systems are imposed that ensure termination of the process computations. Two approaches are exposed. The first one draws on the method of logical relations, which has been extensively used in the analysis of sequential languages. The second approach exploits notions from term rewriting.File in questo prodotto:
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