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Reconfigurable and Software-Defined Networks of Connectors and Components

  • Roberto Bruni
  • Ugo Montanari
  • Matteo Sammartino
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Part of the Lecture Notes in Computer Science book series (LNCS, volume 8998)

Abstract

The diffusion of adaptive systems motivate the study of models of software entities whose interaction capabilities can evolve dynamically. In this paper we overview the contributions in the ASCENS project in the area of software defined networks and of reconfigurable connectors. In particular we highlight: (i) the definition of the Network-conscious pi-calculus and its use in the modeling and verification of the PASTRY protocol, and (ii) the mutual correspondence between different frameworks for defining networks of connectors together with two suitable enhancements for addressing dynamically changing systems.

Keywords

Network-conscious pi-calculus PASTRY overlay networks coalgebraic semantics HD-automata BIP Petri nets with boundaries algebras of connectors tile model reconfigurable connectors dynamic connectors 
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Authors and Affiliations

  • Roberto Bruni
    • 1
  • Ugo Montanari
    • 1
  • Matteo Sammartino
    • 1
  1. 1.Department of Computer ScienceUniversity of PisaItaly

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