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Concurrency is the study of systems that operate simultaneously. For example given a set of elevators and a pool of people who want to go to various floors. An example of a concurrent system would be the management system that would tell where the elevators go and where to let off a person of the pool of people.
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Process modeling with fine-grained notions of location
Is anyone aware of any process algebraic (or related) formalisms that capture fine-grained location information? I'm familiar with ambients and bigraphs, which obviously have a location model, but wh …
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