N. Francez

Publications210
h-index29
Citations3,629
Highly Influential Citations174
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Finite-Memory Automata
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A model of computation dealing with infinite alphabets is proposed. Expand
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Decomposition of Distributed Programs into Communication-Closed Layers
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The safe decomposition of a distributed program into communication closed layers is suggested as a superstructure of its decomposition into a collection of communicating processes. Expand
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A Proof System for Communicating Sequential Processes
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An axiomatic proof system is presented for proving partial correctness and absence of deadlock (and failure) of communicating sequential processes. Expand
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Interacting processes: a multiparty approach to coordinated distributed programming
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In response to the industry's need for coordination, this book represents an approach to the design of coordinated, distributed programs, based on a high-level language, IP. Expand
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Basic simple type theory
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A distributed abstract data type implemented by a probabilistic communication scheme
  • N. Francez, M. Rodeh
  • Computer Science
  • 21st Annual Symposium on Foundations of Computer…
  • 13 October 1980
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A probabilistic implementation of guard scheduling is suggested, which allows completely distributed symmetric programs. Expand
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Distributed Termination
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Discussed is a distributed system based on communication among disjoint processes, where each process is capable of achieving a post-condition of its local space in such a way that the conjunction of local post-conditions implies a global post- condition of the whole system. Expand
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Appraising fairness in languages for distributed programming
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The relations among various languages and models for distributed computation and various possible definitions of fairness are considered. Expand
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Superimposition for Interacting Processes
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The paper defines an operator for superimposition, in contrast to previous transformational views. Expand
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A Note on Harmony
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In the proof-theoretic semantics approach to meaning, harmony, requiring a balance between introduction-rules (I-rules) and elimination rules (E- rules) within a meaning conferring natural-deduction proof-system, is a central notion. Expand
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