… It is not the intention of this work to develop a temporal logic based on the notion of
inevitability defined here; the aim is only to offer a possible model for such a logic. erefore …

CSP notation has been used extensively for teaching and applying concurrency theory, …
theory of CSP helps users to understand concurrent systems, and to decide whether a program …

… This paper deals with the concurrent Systems viewed as partially ordered sets, A set of …
of concurrent Systems. For this reason they are called concurrent Systems (or simply Systems)…

… This paper deals with the concurrent systems viewed as partially ordered sets. A set.of
system states is called inevitable if each execution of the system sooner or later meets this set. A …

… In this paper we show that: (a) In the context of concurrent systems, despite the presence
of commuting transitions, (weak) satisfiability and (strong) model checking are decidable. (b) …

… By sacrificing categories of parallelism (for example, preventing concurrent writers from
committing during an inevitable transaction’s execution), we are able to dramatically reduce the …

… by the classical interleaving logics: inevitability under concurrency fairness assumption, …
Only if we understand concurrent systems at their most fundamental level will we be able to …

… of concurrent systems via its sequential observations. Traces represent concurrent processes
… Intuitively, a property is inevitable in a system, if sooner or later the system reaches a state …

… Traditionally, however, this would be thought of as understanding the situation as a “mechanical
system” with the different actors locked in a predictable system of interaction, that our “…

… tree logic (CTL) and is similar to the logical systems described in [ 11, [3], and [4]. Since our
goal is to specify concurrent systems, we must be able to assert that a correctness property …