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Branching Bisimilarity is an Equivalence Indeed! Export

Information Processing Letters, Vol. 58, No. 3. (1996), pp. 141-147.

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Introduction In [9], branching bisimilarity has been introduced as an equivalence relation on processes that preserves the branching structure of processes. It distinguishes slightly more processes than the well-known observation equivalence as introduced by Milner [11]. Since its introduction, branching-bisimulation equivalence has rapidly gained popularity in the scientific literature on concurrency semantics (see for example [1--4,7,8,5,6]). However, the fact that it is indeed an equivalence ...


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