J. Christian Attiogbé

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Published: 1993
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2002
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Gwen Salaün, Michel Allemand, J. Christian Attiogbé:
A Method to Combine any Process Algebra with an Algebraic Specification Language: the p-Calculus Example. COMPSAC 2002: 385-392
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Gwen Salaün, Michel Allemand, J. Christian Attiogbé:
Specification of an Access Control System with a Formalism Combining CCS and CASL. IPDPS 2002
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Gwen Salaün, Michel Allemand, J. Christian Attiogbé:
Foundations for a Combination of Heterogeneous Specification Components. Formal Methods and Component Interaction @ ICALP 2002: 114-133
2001
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Gwen Salaün, Michel Allemand, J. Christian Attiogbé:
Formal Framework for a Generic Combination of a Process Algebra with an Algebraic Specification Language. APSEC 2001: 299-

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