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Stutter bisimulation

In theoretical computer science, a stutter bisimulation is a relationship between two transition systems, abstract machines that model computation. It is defined coinductively and generalizes the idea of bisimulations. A bisimulation matches up the states of a machine such that transitions correspond; a stutter bisimulation allows transitions to be…

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Stutter bisimulation

Nodes11
Edges10
Triples9
Avg. degree1.82
Density0.181818
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related to Definition · 8
Stutter bisimulation → Act, AP, Baier, In Principles, Katoen, Model Checking, RIf, TS
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Stutter bisimulation → relationship between two transition systems

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stutter bisimulation transition system two systems model transitions allows finite path coinductively bisimulations relation theoretical computer science relationship abstract machines

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Stutter bisimulationis arelationship between two transition systems0.90text
Stutter bisimulationrelated to DefinitionIn Principles0.60section
Stutter bisimulationrelated to DefinitionModel Checking0.60section
Stutter bisimulationrelated to DefinitionBaier0.60section
Stutter bisimulationrelated to DefinitionKatoen0.60section
Stutter bisimulationrelated to DefinitionTS0.60section
Stutter bisimulationrelated to DefinitionAct0.60section
Stutter bisimulationrelated to DefinitionAP0.60section
Stutter bisimulationrelated to DefinitionRIf0.60section

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