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Alain Clément and Jérôme Scherer

We say that a space X admits a homology exponent if there exists an exponent for the torsion subgroup of H * (X; Z). Our main result states if an H-space of finite type admits a homology exponent, then either it is, up to 2-completion, a product of spaces of the form BZ/2 r , S 1 , CP ∞ , and K(Z, 3), or it has infinitely many non-trivial homotopy groups and k-invariants. We then show with the ...

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We propose an abstract interpretation-based analysis for automatically proving non-trivial properties of mobile systems of processes. We focus on properties relying on the number of occurrences of processes during computation sequences, such as mutual exclusion and non-exhaustion of resources. We design a non-standard semantics for the π-calculus in order to explicitly trace the origin of chann...

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