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Extensive games as process models
Journal of Logic, Language and Information 11 (3):289-313 (2002)
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We analyze extensive games as interactive process models, using modallanguages plus matching notions of bisimulation as varieties of gameequivalences. Our technical results show how to fit existing modalnotions into this new setting.Author's Profile
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