Abstract
This paper presents a process calculus for reconfigurable communicating systems which has broadcast as basic communication primitive, and we provide an operational semantics for this calculus. We illustrate the calculus through some examples, and we propose three behavioural equivalences for reasoning about systems of broadcasting processes, namely, barbed equivalence, step-equivalence and labelled bisimilarity. An important result, is that all these relations coincide, providing different ways to study the equivalence/non-equivalence of two systems. Then, we provide a direct characterization for the strong congruence relation induced by these equivalences. Finally, we give a complete axiomatisation for strong congruence.
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