On the Expressive Power of Klaim-based Calculi
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AbstractIn this work, we study the expressive power of variants of Klaim, an experimental language with programming primitives for global computing that combines the process algebra approach with the coordination-oriented one. Klaim has proved to be suitable for programming a wide range of distributed applications with agents and code mobility, and has been implemented on the top of a runtime system based on Java. The expressivity of its constructs is tested by distilling from it some (more and more foundational) calculi and studying the encoding of each of the considered languages into a simpler one. An encoding of the asynchronous π-calculus into one of these calculi is also presented.
- University of Florence Italy
- Sapienza University of Rome Italy
- IMT Institute for Advanced Studies Lucca Italy
- Roma Tre University Italy
Global Computing, QA75 Electronic computers. Computer science, Language encodings, Behavioural equivalences, Code Migration, Process Calculi; Global Computing; KLAIM; Expressiveness, Expressiveness, -, Process calculi; Network-aware programming; Expressiveness; Language encodings; Behavioural equivalences; Bisimulation, Theoretical Computer Science, Process calculi, Tuple Spaces, Network-aware programming, Expressivity, Bisimulation, Encodings, Computer Science(all)
Global Computing, QA75 Electronic computers. Computer science, Language encodings, Behavioural equivalences, Code Migration, Process Calculi; Global Computing; KLAIM; Expressiveness, Expressiveness, -, Process calculi; Network-aware programming; Expressiveness; Language encodings; Behavioural equivalences; Bisimulation, Theoretical Computer Science, Process calculi, Tuple Spaces, Network-aware programming, Expressivity, Bisimulation, Encodings, Computer Science(all)
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