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'''[[wikipedia:process_calculus | Process calculi]]''' (or '''process algebras''') is an approach for formally modeling concurrent systems. ''Process'' refers to the behavior of a system. The word ''algebra'' denotes an algebraic approach in talking about behavior, while the word ''calculus'' emphasizes the computational aspect of processes. | '''[[wikipedia:process_calculus | Process calculi]]''' (or '''process algebras''') is an approach for formally modeling concurrent systems. ''Process'' refers to the behavior of a system. The word ''algebra'' denotes an algebraic approach in talking about behavior, while the word ''calculus'' emphasizes the computational aspect of processes. | ||
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J.C.M. Baeten: [https:// | J.C.M. Baeten: [https://pure.tue.nl/ws/files/2154050/200402.pdf A brief history of process algebra.], Theoretical Computer Science 335 (2005) 131 – 146 | ||
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There are lots of implementations of this approach and none of them can be pointed to as the primary one. | There are lots of implementations of this approach and none of them can be pointed to as the primary one. | ||