Re: I'm confused: Turing machine model vs. interactivity

qt88717@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Could someone please point me to literature or terminology that
explains how interactivity like this fits in with all the Turing
machine-style theory?

Some people have argued that process algebras, like
Milner's CCS and Hoare's CSP, are a more realistic foundation
for computing than Turing or von Neumann machines, because
process algebras are inherently interactive. I believe the
papers by Wegner that have been referred to by others discuss
process algebras.

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