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Formally prove the actual forwarding–broadcasting with filtering equivalence theorem #178
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I will merge this pull request, since this code needs to be transferred to the new repository network-equivalences, where further development will take place. |
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Our goal is to formally prove that a diamond-shaped forwarding mesh with a backlink and a corresponding broadcasting network are bisimilar if receive channels are lossy and filtering on receipt is in place.
NOTE: At the moment there is no associated GitHub project/issue for this PR.