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A Graph Transformation System formalism for Software Transactional Memory Opacity
In order to check the correctness of Transactional Memory (TM) systems, a formal description of the implementations guarantees is necessary. There are many consistency conditions for TM, one of the most common is opacity. In this paper we present a formal definition to prove opacity on TM histories using a Graph Transformation System (GTS). We explore the connection between a history definition, a sequence of actions to the TM, and a result of direct graph transformations based on the actions portrayed in the history. Thus, creating a framework capable of observing the property of opacity on TM histories.