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 ⓘ
appliedIn concurrency theory research ⓘ
formal methods ⓘ
protocol verification ⓘ
assumes handshake communication model ⓘ
author Robin Milner ⓘ
basedOn labelled transition systems ⓘ
creator Robin Milner ⓘ
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 ⓘ
pi-calculus ⓘ
linked to: π-calculus
publication A Calculus of Communicating Systems ⓘ
relatedTo Communicating Sequential Processes ⓘ
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pi-calculus ⓘ
linked to: π-calculus

process algebra ⓘ
semanticsGivenBy labelled transition system ⓘ
usedFor analyzing communicating processes ⓘ
modeling concurrent systems ⓘ
verification of concurrent protocols ⓘ

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Calculus of Communicating Systems → acronym → CCS ⓘ
subject linked to: CCS