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The Operational Semantics of Action Notation

Peter D. Mosses

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Action notation is used in the action semantics fratnework, for specifying actions representing program behaviour. It is defined by a structural operational semantics together with a bisimulation-based equivalence that satisfies some simple algebraic laws.

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Action notation is used in the action semantics fratnework, for specifying actions representing program behaviour. It is defined by a structural operational semantics together with a bisimulation-based equivalence that satisfies some simple algebraic laws.

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Action notation is used in the action semantics fratnework, for specifying actions representing program behaviour. It is defined by a structural operational semantics together with a bisimulation-based equivalence that satisfies some simple algebraic laws.

Key concepts: Operational semantics, Action semantics, Notation, Bisimulation, Equivalence (formal languages), Computer science, Semantics (computer science), Programming language

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