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Strong Bisimulation Limits 39 Obviously, strong limit bisimulation is the dynamic counterpart of strong bisimulation. The definition means intuitively that if agent P and net {Qn: nED} of agents are related by a strong limit bisimulation, then limit behavior of {Qn : nED} may be simulated by P, and at the same time, behavior of P may be finally traced by {Qn: nED}. More specifically, clause (i) states that if P performs action 0::, then {Qn: nED} can eventually perform action 0::; clause (ii) says that if {Qn: nED} often perform action 0::, then P also can perform this action.
5. Strong Bisimulati ons 25 The first group of laws indicates t hat Summat ion is a monoid operation. Accor din g t o R. 1 of [Milner 1989], these laws are dyn am ic laws in t he sense t hat only t he dy na mic combinators are involved in t hem . Prefix, Summation and Const ants are dyna mic combinators. In each t ransit ion rule for t hese combinators, an occurrence of the combinator is pr esent before the action and abse nt afterwards, so t hese comb inators are said to be dyna mic. 1. ; uEUvEV" i E I jEJi o Proof.
By noting that B is also a cofinal subset of E, we know that S' is a strong limit bisimulation and this completes the proof. (3) Let (P,{Pn : nED}) E SI,(Q, {Pn : nED}) E S2 and both SI and S2 be strong limit bisimulations. 6. If U ~ U', then there are {V~: m E C} E PN and mo E C such that Vm ~ V~ for every m:::=: mo and (U',{V~ : mE C}) E SUb(SI) . Noticing that C[mo) is a cofinal subset of C, we can find some W' E P and some cofinal subset B of C[mo) with W ~ W' and (W' , {V{ k E B}) E sub(Sz).