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Abstract: This paper proposes a constructive logic in which a concurrent
system can be dened as a proof of a speci-
cation. The logic is dened by adding stream types
and several rules for them to an ordinary constructive
logic. The unique feature of the obtained system is in
the (MPST ) rule which is a kind of structural induction
on streams. The (MPST ) rule is based on the idea of
largest xed point inductions, but the formulation of the
rule is quite dierent and it allows to dene a concurrent... (Update)
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.... in agreement with other previous attempts to set a mathematical framework for modeling communicating processes see for example [44, 1, 82, 86, 27] as well as with the way in which interactive programs are implemented in certain functional programming languages like Haskell...
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Y. Takayama. Defining concurrent processes constructively. Theoretical Computer Science, 122, 1994. http://citeseer.comp.nus.edu.sg/123573.html More
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