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Locality and Polyadicity in Asynchronous Name-Passing Calculi Export

Foundations of Software Science and Computation Structures (2000), pp. 238-251.

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We give a divergence-free encoding of polyadic Local π into its monadic variant. Local π is a sub-calculus of asynchronous π-calculus where the recipients of a channel are local to the process that has created the channel. We prove the encoding fully-abstract with respect to barbed congruence. This implies that in Local π (i) polyadicity does not add extra expressive power, and (ii) when studying the theory of polyadic Local π we can focus on the simpler monadic variant. Then, we show how the idea of our encoding can be adapted to name-passing calculi with non-binding input prefix, such as Chi, Fusion and πF calculi.


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