2.4. Logic
The Lean forms are scoped notation of Bigraph.Logic.Notation. Where a
relation depends on a rule set, a valuation or an environment, the Lean form
prints them in brackets, so that the printed statement determines the
declaration; the mathematical form leaves them to the context.
Symbol | Meaning | Lean | Class |
|---|---|---|---|
| satisfaction |
| from source, bridged, new |
|
located modalities: some, respectively every, transition with label |
| bridged |
|
some reaction, respectively every reaction, leads to |
| from source, bridged, new |
|
the same for reactions tagged |
| bridged, new |
| least and greatest fixpoints (de Bruijn: no bound variable is named) |
| from source, bridged, new |
|
logical equivalence: the same formulas hold of |
| bridged |
|
strong and weak bisimilarity of closed systems over rule tags, each side with its own rule set; not the library's bisimilarity |
| from source |
| in the section Congruence: strong bisimilarity over rule tags, the same with tags forgotten, and the largest bisimulation of a labelled reaction family |
| from source, bridged |
|
saturated bisimilarity; the closure of a relation |
| bridged |
| logical equivalence for the tracked logic: closed formulas, one rule list; closed formulas, two rule lists; all formulas at all valuations |
| bridged |
|
the context modality ( |
| unbridged |
| tagged reaction, and the rule list with its tags dropped |
| new |
| weak bisimilarity relative to an environment (Larsen) |
| unbridged |
| public weak tracked bisimilarity |
| new |
|
the channels |
| new |