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Date: 2005-09-27 05:37:50
Process calculi
Jane Hillston
PEPA
Markov chain
Laboratory for Foundations of Computer Science
Process calculus
Algebra
Edinburgh
Theoretical computer science
Mathematics
TAPAs model checker

Introduction Interplay: Process Algebra and Markov Process Applications

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