A new synchronization in finite stochastic Petri box calculus

The Petri Box Calculus (PBC) combines two well known paradigms of the design of concurrent systems: process algebras and Petri nets. In our first proposal of sPBC (stochastic PBC) [H. Macia et al., (2001)] we defined a Markovian extension of finite PBC, i.e., we had a Markovian process algebra for which both an operational and a denotational (based on stochastic Petri nets) semantics were defined. Our goal is to improve the semantics for the synchronization operator, in order to define a stochastic equivalence relation.

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