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On Asynchrony and Reversibility in CCS
Asynchronous communication is a fundamental feature of modern distributed systems, where messages are emitted without requiring immediate synchronization with receivers. In process calculi, this behaviour is typically modelled by separating message emission from message consumption. At the same time
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