Abstract
A process calculus where atomic actions cooperate via explicit synchronization policies is presented. Bisimulation semantics for the calculus is provided with a sound and complete axiomatization. The problem of modeling concurrency control strategies is also addressed. This paper intends to show that process-algebraic semantics, notably non interleaving semantics, can be used to reason about complex concurrent behaviours.
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