A Classical mind : essays in honour of C.A.R. Hoare
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A Classical mind : essays in honour of C.A.R. Hoare
（Prentice-Hall International series in computer science）
Prentice Hall , Prentice Hall International, c1994
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To celebrate the 60th birthday and the many achievements of Tony Hoare, a rich assembly of contributors has come together to provide a volume of papers dedicated to him. The book has significant contributions from distinguished authors across a wide spectrum of computer science: from software engineering practice and computer architecture to a range of theoretical topics.
Table of Contents
1. Interaction Categories and Communicating Sequential Processes2. Relational Program Derivation and Context-free Language Recognition3. Formal Model of Robots: Geometry and kinematics4. Fair Communicating Processes5. Hiding and Behaviour: An Institutional approach6. Monitors Revisited7. On the design of Calculational Proofs8. Proof of Correctness of Object Representations9. A Mechanized Hoare Logic of State Transitions10. Constant-space Quicksort11. From CSP to Hybrid Systems12. Abstractions of Time13. Software Development Method14. Process Algebra Arguments about an Object-based Design Notation15. Bracket Notation for the 'Coefficient of' Operator16. Implementing Coherent Memory17. How to Design a Parallel Computer18. Powerlist: A Structure for parallel recursion19. The Cuppest Capjunctive Capping, and Galois20. The Advantages of Free Choice: A symmetric and fully distributed solution21. Model-checking CSP22. The Semantics of Id23. Correctness of Data Representations on Algol-like Languages24. Software is History!25. A Mean Value Calculus of Durations
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