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=== Recursion and replication === The operations presented so far describe only finite interaction and are consequently insufficient for full computability, which includes non-terminating behaviour. ''[[Recursion]]'' and ''[[Replication (computing)|replication]]'' are operations that allow finite descriptions of infinite behaviour. Recursion is well known from the sequential world. Replication <math>!P</math> can be understood as abbreviating the parallel composition of a countably infinite number of <math>\mathit{P}</math> processes: :<math> !P = P \mid !P </math>
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