On Encoding the Pi-calculus in Higher-Order Calculi

Mikkel Bundgaard, Thomas Hildebrandt, Jens Christian Godskesen

Publikation: Bog / Antologi / Rapport / Ph.D.-afhandlingRapportForskning

Abstract

The connection between first-order calculi and higher-order calculi have been examined in many setting within the area of process calculi. In this paper we examine two existing encodings of the pi-calculus in higher-order calculi: the encoding in HOpi-calculus by Sangiorgi and Walker and the encoding in Plain CHOCS by Thomsen. We propose a new encoding of the synchronous pi-calculus in the calculus of Higher-Order Mobile Embedded Resources (Homer) inspired by the aforementioned encodings. Homer is a pure higher-order calculus with mobile processes in nested locations, defined as a simple, conservative extension of the core process-passing subset of Thomsen's Plain CHOCS. Our encoding demonstrates that non-linear higher-order process-passing together with mobile resources in, possibly local, named locations are sufficient to express pi-calculus name-passing.
OriginalsprogEngelsk
UdgivelsesstedIT University of Copenhagen
ForlagIT-Universitetet i København
UdgaveTR-2008-106
Antal sider24
ISBN (Trykt)978-87-7949-165-6
StatusUdgivet - 2008
NavnIT University Technical Report Series
ISSN1600-6100

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