Timed Bisimulation

Timed bisimulation is a way to determine if two systems, such as computer programs or processes, behave identically over time. It checks whether they can perform the same actions in the same order and within equivalent time frames. If for every move one system makes, the other can match it with a corresponding move (including the timing), they are considered "timed bisimilar." This concept helps verify that different implementations or versions of a system maintain the same functionality and timing behavior, ensuring reliability and consistency in time-sensitive applications.