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ŠVÉDA, M.
Original Title
Time and Cybernetics
English Title
Type
Paper in proceedings outside WoS and Scopus
Original Abstract
Basic meanings of the term "time" can be introduced in the following complementary couples: physical/logical, absolute/relative, global/local. To be more precise, we consider an event domain, E, and a time domain, T, such that instead of viewing the precedence relation "to causally affect" on events we use members of a time domain to mark the members of the event domain to introduce a temporal order. Whereas synchronous models of computation regard all concurrent activities happen in a lock-step, asynchronous models are not restricted in this sense. They can be treated as interleaving models of computation, which sequentialize simultaneous actions non-deterministically, or as true concurrency models of computation, which impose only a partial ordering between actions.
English abstract
Authors
Released
01.01.1999
Publisher
unknown
Location
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
ISBN
84-8416-950-2
Book
Cybernetics'99
Pages from
121
Pages to
124
Pages count
4
BibTex
@inproceedings{BUT191539, author="Miroslav {Švéda}", title="Time and Cybernetics", booktitle="Cybernetics'99", year="1999", pages="121--124", publisher="unknown", address="Las Palmas de Gran Canaria", isbn="84-8416-950-2" }