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Preorders, Partial Semigroups, and Quantales
2020It is known that each powerset quantale is embeddable into some relational unital quantale whose underlying set is the powerset of some preorder. An aim of this paper is to understand the relational embedding as a relationship between quantales and preorders.
Koki Nishizawa +2 more
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Rewriting for preorder relations
1995Preorders are often used as a semantic tool in various fields of computer science. Examples in this direction are the preorder semantics defined for process algebra formalisms, such as testing preorders and bisimulation preorders. Preorders turn out to be useful when modelling divergence or partial specification.
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A Semantic Preorder on Refinement and Fairness
First Joint IEEE/IFIP Symposium on Theoretical Aspects of Software Engineering (TASE '07), 2007We suggest a preorder notion for Stable Configuration Structures as a semantic model of concurrent systems. It combines the notions of observation-congruence-like fairness and the refinement operation for the specification and analysis of different levels of abstraction.
Xiaowei Huang, Li Jiao, Weiming Lu
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Collapsing graph models by preorders
2005We present a strategy for obtaining extensional (partial) combinatory algebras by slightly modifying the well-known construction of graph models for the untyped lambda calculus. Using the notion of weak cartesian closed category an elegant interpretation of our construction in a category theoretical setting is given.
Raymond Hoofman, Harold Schellinx
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Torsion theories and coverings of preordered groups
Algebra Universalis, 2021Marino Gran, Gran Marino
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On the Continuous Representation of Preorders
International Economic Review, 1977openaire +1 more source
On fuzzy preordered structures and (Fuzzy) hyperstructures
Acta Mathematica Sinica, English Series, 2012Irina Cristea +2 more
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