Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
6875367 Science of Computer Programming 2014 21 Pages PDF
Abstract
To verify the algebra, a syntax, operational semantics and proof technique are introduced. The syntax provides an abstract representation for a high level language that concisely captures queries and updates over Linked Data. The behaviour of the language is defined using a concise operational semantics. The natural notion of behavioural equivalence, contextual equivalence, is shown to coincide with the bisimulation proof technique. Bisimulation is used to verify that the algebra preserves the operational semantics, hence rewrites of programs using the algebra do not change their operational meaning. A novel combination of techniques is used to establish the correctness of the proof technique itself.
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