Bigraphs 2019 04 - Composition and Juxtaposition

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Title: Bigraphs 2019 04 - Composition and Juxtaposition
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My Notes
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August 2, 2019
In this workbook, I explore the math, Category Theory, and Bigraph concepts of Composition (Cmp) and Juxtaposition (Jxt).
One concrete goal is to create a model using Bigraph notation, where:
 - Bigraph A has 2 sites and 2 inner names
 - Bigraph B has one root, and has an outer name attached to an internal node that creates and sends Xholon messages
 - Bigraph C has one root, and has an outer name attached to an internal node that can receive and display Xholon messages
 - at runtime, the inner and outer names will be appropriately bound

http://127.0.0.1:8888/Xholon.html?app=Bigraphs+2019+04+-+Composition+and+Juxtaposition&src=lstr&gui=clsc&jslib=BigraphParser

Theory 1
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My initial theory of what distinguishes Cmp from Jxt, is ports and connections between ports.
Jxt involves just placing nodes next to each other, Bigraph sites and roots.
Cmp enhances Jxt, and involves connecting ports, Bigraph inner and outer names.

Examples
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I use planets of the Solar System as nodes in the example bigraphs.
In the Jxt bigraphs, I use Mercury and Pluto on the assumption that there is (almost) no interaction between these two planets.
In the Cmp bigraphs. I use Earth and Mars which interact gravitationally and through human space probes and messaging.

References
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(1) Milner's Bigraph book

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<TheSystem>

<!-- =========================================== EXAMPLE 1 =========================================== -->
<Example roleName="Jxt">
  
  <Bigraph roleName="Jxt A" flatten="false" savedata="true"><Attribute_String><![CDATA[
# Solar System
B = (VB,EB,PB,ctrlB,prntB,linkB) : 〈m,X〉 → 〈n,Y〉,
m=2, X={}, n=1, Y=∅,
Σ = ( {SolarSystem}, {(SolarSystem,0)} ),

# SolarSystem instance; this is a Bigraph root
VB = {solsys},

# SiteBG instances
VB = {planet1, planet2},

# edges
EB = ∅,

# there are no ports

# Bigraph controls
ctrlB = {(solsys,SolarSystem)},
ctrlB = {(planet1,SiteBG), (planet2,SiteBG)},

# parent relations
prntB = { (planet1,solsys), (planet2,solsys) }
]]></Attribute_String>
    <BigraphParser/>
  </Bigraph>
  
  <!-- Mercury -->
  <Bigraph roleName="Jxt B" flatten="true" savedata="false" operation="composition"><Attribute_String><![CDATA[
# Mercury
B = (VB,EB,PB,ctrlB,prntB,linkB) : 〈m,X〉 → 〈n,Y〉,
m=0, X=∅, n=1, Y={},
Σ = ({Planet}, {(Planet,1)}),
VB = {Mercury},
ctrlB = {(Mercury,Planet)}
]]></Attribute_String>
    <BigraphParser/>
  </Bigraph>
  
  <!-- Pluto -->
  <Bigraph roleName="Jxt C" flatten="true" savedata="false" operation="composition"><Attribute_String><![CDATA[
# Pluto
B = (VB,EB,PB,ctrlB,prntB,linkB) : 〈m,X〉 → 〈n,Y〉,
m=0, X=∅, n=1, Y={},
Σ = ({Planet}, {(Planet,1)}),
VB = {Pluto},
ctrlB = {(Pluto,Planet)}
]]></Attribute_String>
  <BigraphParser/>
  </Bigraph>

</Example>

<!-- =========================================== EXAMPLE 2 =========================================== -->
<Example roleName="Cmp">
  
  <Bigraph roleName="Cmp A" flatten="false" savedata="true"><Attribute_String><![CDATA[
# Solar System
B = (VB,EB,PB,ctrlB,prntB,linkB) : 〈m,X〉 → 〈n,Y〉,
m=2, X={p1,p2}, n=1, Y=∅,
Σ = ( {SolarSystem}, {(SolarSystem,0)} ),

# SolarSystem instance; this is a Bigraph root
VB = {solsys},

# SiteBG instances
VB = {planet1, planet2},

# edges
# earth.port(0, earth.next());
# mars.port(0, mars.prev());
EB = ∅,
# EB = {(p1,p2)},

# there are no ports

# Bigraph controls
ctrlB = {(solsys,SolarSystem)},
ctrlB = {(planet1,SiteBG), (planet2,SiteBG)},

# parent relations
prntB = { (planet1,solsys), (planet2,solsys) }
]]></Attribute_String>
    <BigraphParser/>
  </Bigraph>
  
  <!-- Earth -->
  <Bigraph roleName="Cmp B" flatten="true" savedata="false" operation="composition"><Attribute_String><![CDATA[
# Earth
B = (VB,EB,PB,ctrlB,prntB,linkB) : 〈m,X〉 → 〈n,Y〉,
m=0, X=∅, n=1, Y={p1},
Σ = ({Planet}, {(Planet,1)}),
VB = {Earth},
PB = {p(Earth,1)},
ctrlB = {(Earth,Planet)},
linkB = {(p(Earth,1),p1)}
]]></Attribute_String>
    <BigraphParser/>
  </Bigraph>
  
  <!-- Mars -->
  <Bigraph roleName="Cmp C" flatten="true" savedata="false" operation="composition"><Attribute_String><![CDATA[
# Mars
B = (VB,EB,PB,ctrlB,prntB,linkB) : 〈m,X〉 → 〈n,Y〉,
m=0, X=∅, n=1, Y={p2},
Σ = ({Planet}, {(Planet,1)}),
VB = {Mars},
PB = {p(Mars,1)},
ctrlB = {(Mars,Planet)},
linkB = {(p(Mars,1),p2)}
]]></Attribute_String>
  <BigraphParser/>
  </Bigraph>

</Example>

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var me, beh = {
postConfigure: function() {
  me = this.cnode.parent();
  // I am not yet sure how to set up the link/edge from Earth to Mars, so I am doing it through code for now
  switch (me.role()) {
  case "Earth":
    me.port(0, me.next());
    //$wnd.xh.root().append(this.cnode.remove());
    break;
  case "Mars":
    me.port(0, me.prev());
    //$wnd.xh.root().append(this.cnode.remove());
    break;
  default: this.cnode.remove(); break;
  }
},
act: function() {
  me.println(me.name());
  switch (me.role()) {
  case "Earth":
    me.port(0).msg(101, "testing", me);
    break;
  case "Mars": break;
  default: break;
  }
},
processReceivedMessage: function(msg) {
  me.println(me.name() + " has received msg " + msg.data + " from " + msg.sender.name());
}
}
//# sourceURL=Planetbehavior.js
]]></Planetbehavior>

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  <g>
    <title>Bigraph</title>
    <rect id="TheSystem/Bigraph" fill="#98FB98" height="50" width="50" x="25" y="0"/>
    <g>
      <title>Solar System</title>
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