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Process Calculi for Modelling Mobile, Service-Oriented, and Collective Autonomic Systems

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Process-algebraic methods have proven to be excellent tools for designing and analysing concurrent systems. In this paper we review several process calculi and languages developed and studied by Rocco De Nicola and his students and colleagues in the three EU projects AGILE, SENSORIA, and ASCENS. These calculi provide a theoretical basis for engineering mobile, service-oriented, and collective autonomic systems. KLAIM is a framework for distributed mobile agents consisting of a kernel language, a stochastic extension, a logic for specifying properties of mobile applications, and an automatic tool for verifying such properties. In the AGILE project of the EU Global Computing Initiative I, KLAIM served as a the process-algebraic basis for an architectural approach to mobile systems development. For modelling and analysing service-oriented systems, a family of process-algebraic core calculi was developed in the SENSORIA project of the EU Global Computing Initiative II. These calculi address complementary aspects of service-oriented programming such as sessions and correlations. They come with reasoning and analysis techniques, specification and verification tools as well as prototypical analyses of case studies. In the ASCENS project, the language SCEL was developed for modelling and programming systems consisting of interactive autonomic components. SCEL is based on process-algebraic principles and supports formal description and analysis of the behaviours of ensembles of autonomic components.

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  1. 1.

    AGILE, CRESCCO, DART, DBGLOBE, DEGAS, FLAGS, MIKADO, MRG, MYTHS, PEPITO, PROFUNDIS, SECURE, SOCS (see [4]).

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    The AGILE partners were LMU München (coordinator), Università di Pisa, Università di Firenze, ISTI Pisa, ATX Software SA, Universidade de Lisboa, University of Warsaw (from August 2002), and University of Leicester (from January 2003).

  3. 3.

    AGILE, DEGAS, MIKADO, PROFUNDIS.

  4. 4.

    The SENSORIA partners were LMU München (coordinator), Università di Trento, University of Leicester, University of Warsaw, TU Demark at Lyngby, Università di Pisa, Università di Firenze, Università di Bologna, ISTI Pisa, Universidade de Lisboa, ATX Software SA (ATX II Technologies SA, from October 2006), Telecom Italia S.p.A., Imperial College London, University College London, FAST GmbH (Cirquent GmbH, from 2008), S & N AG Paderborn, Budapest University of Technology and Economics, and MIP Business School of Politecnico di Milano (from March 2007).

  5. 5.

    The ASCENS partners were LMU München (coordinator), Università di Pisa, Università di Firenze, Fraunhofer FIRST (now Fraunhofer FOKUS), VERIMAG Laboratory, Università di Modena e Reggio Emilia, Université Libre de Bruxelles, Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Volkswagen AG, Lero - University of Limerick, Zimory GmbH, and ISTI Pisa, and from July 2011 IMT Lucca, Mobsya, and Charles University Prague.

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Wirsing, M., Hennicker, R. (2019). Process Calculi for Modelling Mobile, Service-Oriented, and Collective Autonomic Systems. In: Boreale, M., Corradini, F., Loreti, M., Pugliese, R. (eds) Models, Languages, and Tools for Concurrent and Distributed Programming. Lecture Notes in Computer Science(), vol 11665. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-21485-2_20

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