Isn’t process space just discrete, because every subset of a process, a set partially ordered by causation, is partially ordered by causation, so a process? Topology doesn’t give you much if you don’t restrict which sets are open.
Each process has an interior defined as the process containing itself and …
Isn’t this a type error? Processes contain states, not processes.
Isn’t process space just discrete, because every subset of a process, a set partially ordered by causation, is partially ordered by causation, so a process? Topology doesn’t give you much if you don’t restrict which sets are open.
Isn’t this a type error? Processes contain states, not processes.