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Erratum

In Section 19.1.1, it is claimed that failures-divergences refinement and relational refinement are identical. This is not the case: the (only) difference is in the upwards applicability rule, which in the relational case is

$\displaystyle \forall CState;i:I \exists AState \dot T \wedge \cdots $

but for failures-divergences (and according to Josephs [134]) is

$\displaystyle \forall CState \exists AState \dot T \wedge \forall i:I \dot \cdots $



E.A.Boiten 2002-11-22