CCS

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CCS (Calculus of Communicating Systems) is a formal language and theoretical framework in computer science for modeling and analyzing concurrent, communicating processes.

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instanceOf computer scientist
formal language
process calculus
scientific monograph
theoretical framework
acronym CCS NERFINISHED
appliedIn concurrency theory research
formal methods
protocol verification
assumes handshake communication model
author Robin Milner NERFINISHED
basedOn labelled transition systems
creator Robin Milner NERFINISHED
field computer science
formalizes inter-process communication
synchronous communication
hasConcept action
bisimulation
nondeterministic choice
parallel composition
process
recursion
relabelling
restriction
strong bisimulation
structural operational semantics
synchronization
weak bisimulation
hasOperator choice
parallel composition
prefixing
relabelling
restriction
hasProperty algebraic laws for processes
compositional semantics
influenced Communicating Sequential Processes NERFINISHED
pi-calculus NERFINISHED
publication A Calculus of Communicating Systems NERFINISHED
relatedTo Communicating Sequential Processes NERFINISHED
LOTOS NERFINISHED
pi-calculus NERFINISHED
process algebra
semanticsGivenBy labelled transition system
usedFor analyzing communicating processes
modeling concurrent systems
verification of concurrent protocols

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