The trace monoid is a mathematical structure that arises in the study of non-conventional systems, especially in the context of concurrency and process algebra. It is primarily used to model and reason about the behaviors of concurrent systems where the order of execution of some events (or actions) does not matter. ### Basic Definition The trace monoid consists of: - A set of **traces** (sequences of actions or events) that represent the possible sequences of operations.
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