β Scribed by C. A. R. Hoare
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This book introduces a new mathematical approach to the study of concurrency and communication. Most suitable application of this new field is to the specification, design and implementation of computer systems which continuously act and interact with their environment.
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This book introduces a new mathematical approach to the study of concurrency and communication. Most suitable application of this new field is to the specification, design and implementation of computer systems which continuously act and interact with their environment.
Shannon's coding theorem for noisy channels states that it is possible to communicate information, with arbitrarily small error, at any rate of transmission less than the channel capacity. The attainable probability of error has previously been bounded as a function of capacity, transmission rat
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