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Refinement is used by the Z/Event-B/TLA+ people as a way to not have to model the whole system in full detail at once. The father of Z/Event-B, Jean-Raymond Abrial, makes the analogy that if you think of a model as the blueprint (in the architecture/engineering sense), then refinement is a way to zoom in and get a more detailed view of the system.
A nice demo of how this plays out in Event-B is given by Abrial in the following video. I've started to port the example from the demo in the example/bank branch in order to better understand it.
I suspect that the necessary bits of the puzzle can be read off from the notion of morphism/(linear) simulation between indexed containers/interaction structures, but I don't see exactly how it all fits together yet.
I'll use this issue for notes. Any thoughts or comments are of course welcome!
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Refinement is used by the Z/Event-B/TLA+ people as a way to not have to model the whole system in full detail at once. The father of Z/Event-B, Jean-Raymond Abrial, makes the analogy that if you think of a model as the blueprint (in the architecture/engineering sense), then refinement is a way to zoom in and get a more detailed view of the system.
A nice demo of how this plays out in Event-B is given by Abrial in the following video. I've started to port the example from the demo in the
example/bank
branch in order to better understand it.I suspect that the necessary bits of the puzzle can be read off from the notion of morphism/(linear) simulation between indexed containers/interaction structures, but I don't see exactly how it all fits together yet.
I'll use this issue for notes. Any thoughts or comments are of course welcome!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: