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Explicit Identifiers and Contexts in Reversible Concurrent Calculusnon-determinism in CCS, and as a by-product establish a simple and straightforward definition of concurrency. Our reversible calculus is then proven to satisfy expected properties. We also observe that none of the reversible bisimulations defined thus far are congruences under our notion of “reversi

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