Bisimulations and predicate logic
Journal of Symbolic Logic 59 (3):924-944 (1994)
Abstract
are considered with a view toward analyzing operational semantics from the perspective of predicate logic. The notion of a bisimulation is employed in two distinct ways: (i) as an extensional notion of equivalence on programs (or processes) generalizing input/output equivalence (at a cost exceeding II' ,over certain transition predicates computable in log space). and (ii) as a tool for analyzing the dependence of transitions on data (which can be shown to be elementary or nonelementary. depending on the formulation of the transitions)DOI
10.2307/2275918
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Logic of transition systems.Johan Van Benthem & Jan Bergstra - 1994 - Journal of Logic, Language and Information 3 (4):247-283.