article · 2015

Asynchronous Communication

Raffael Dzikowski, Andre Moelle Wolfgang

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Abstract Asynchronous communication, i.e., processes sending and receiving in-formation along buffers, is a fundamental computation paradigm. Is is widely em-ployed when large systems are to be designed, and it provides a basis for the fundamental software architecture of service-oriented computing. This contribution suggests a generic model for this paradigm, in analogy to what process algebras provide for synchronous communication. We substantiate the genericity of the model by: – a technically simple notion of composition – the compatibility of composition and simulation – a systematic view on classes of partners of a process that assert particular properties.

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APA 7

Dzikowski, R., & Wolfgang, A. M. (2015). Asynchronous Communication.

MLA 9

Dzikowski, Raffael, and Andre Moelle Wolfgang. “Asynchronous Communication.” 2015.

Chicago

Dzikowski, Raffael, and Andre Moelle Wolfgang. 2015. “Asynchronous Communication.”

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Dzikowski, R. and Wolfgang, A.M. (2015) ‘Asynchronous Communication’.

BibTeX

@article{dzikowski2015asynchronous,
  title = {{Asynchronous Communication}},
  author = {Dzikowski, Raffael and Wolfgang, Andre Moelle},
  year = {2015}
}

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