Object-Oriented Specification Composition and Refinement Via Category Theoretic Computations
Most of the existing formal object-oriented methods use classes or objects as the basic unit of design, and therefore lack a precise semantics for specifying high-granularity components. The paper presents a framework of categorical models that focus concern on the interactive relationships between...
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