Probabilistic models for concurrency: Notes for a minicourse

Daniele Varacca

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

Abstract

What these notes are
These notes were written to accompany a minicourse given in November 2004 at the IT University of Copenhagen, in the context of the FIRST PhD school. They can be used as a quick introduction to the topic by a reader knowledgeable in concurrency theory.

What these notes are not
These notes are not meant to be complete in any way, and they are indeed quite sketchy. I wanted to stay within a reasonable size, and many issues are not even mentioned. An interested reader should follow the bibliographic links. The reader should also be warned that the names and the notation I have chosen are not always universally accepted.

If you find any mistakes, or have any suggestions for improvement, please send me a mail at [email protected].

Acknowledgments
I want to thank Thomas Hildebrandt for inviting me to give this minicourse. Mikkel Bundgaard and Bartek Klin helped in removing several mistakes from these notes.
OriginalsprogEngelsk
UdgivelsesstedCopenhagen
ForlagIT-Universitetet i København
UdgaveTR-2005-55
Antal sider27
ISBN (Elektronisk)87-7949-079-4
StatusUdgivet - jan. 2005
Udgivet eksterntJa
NavnIT University Technical Report Series
NummerTR-2005-55
ISSN1600-6100

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