A fully abstract semantics of classes for Object-Z
Graeme Smith · Formal Aspects of Computing · 1995
Abstract This paper presents a fully abstract semantics of classes for the object oriented formal specification language Object-Z. Such a semantics includes no unnecessary syntactic details and, hence, describes a class in terms of the external behaviour of its objects only. The semantics, based on an extension of existing process models, defines a notion of behavioural equivalence which is stronger than that of CSP and weaker than that of CCS.