Communication and Concurrency

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Communication and Concurrency is a foundational book in theoretical computer science that introduces process calculi, particularly the Calculus of Communicating Systems (CCS), to model and reason about concurrent systems.

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instanceOf academic monograph
book
abbreviation CCS (Calculus of Communicating Systems)
surface form: CCS (for its main calculus)
academicDiscipline computer science
mathematics of computation
author Robin Milner
countryOfPublication United Kingdom
field concurrency theory
process calculi
theoretical computer science
hasPart axioms and laws for CCS
discussion of nondeterminism in concurrency
examples of concurrent system specifications
formal definition of CCS semantics
formal definition of CCS syntax
proof techniques for process equivalence
treatment of communication via channels
treatment of hiding and restriction operators
treatment of parallel composition
treatment of recursion in process calculi
influenced CSP research
LOTOS
model checking of concurrent systems
process algebra–based verification tools
π-calculus
influencedBy automata theory
earlier work on process algebras
formal language theory
language English
mainTopic CCS (Calculus of Communicating Systems)
surface form: Calculus of Communicating Systems
notableFor formal treatment of communication and synchronization in concurrent systems
introducing CCS as a foundational process calculus
publicationYear 1989
publisher Prentice Hall
subject algebraic laws for processes
bisimulation
communication in concurrent processes
concurrent systems
equivalence of processes
formal methods
interleaving semantics
labelled transition systems
operational semantics
process algebra
synchronization
verification of concurrent systems
usedIn graduate courses on concurrency theory
research on formal verification of concurrent and distributed systems

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Robin Milner notableWork Communication and Concurrency