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Fundamenta Informaticae 73(4), pages 507-534
2006
Coordination models like Linda were first conceived in the context of closed systems, like high-performance parallel applications. There, all coordinated entities were known once and for all at design time, and coordination media were conceptually part of the coordinated application. Correspondingly, traditional formalisations of coordination models – where both coordinated entities and ~coordination media~ are uniformly represented as terms of a process algebra – endorse the viewpoint of coordination as a language for building concurrent systems. |
Special Issue: Best papers of FOCLASA 2002
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Special Issue: Best papers of FOCLASA 2002