Concurrent dynamic logic
David Peleg · Journal of the ACM · 1987
In this paper concurrent dynamic logic (CDL) is introduced as an extension of dynamic logic tailored toward handling concurrent programs. Properties of CDL are discussed, both on the propositional and first-order level, and the extension is shown to possess most of the desirable properties of DL. Its relationships with the μ-calculus, game logic, DL with recursive procedures, and PTIME are further explored, revealing natural connections between concurrency, recursion, and alternation.