Treffer: 5. Operational Semantics of Discrete Systems.

5.1. Action Systems 5.2. Abstract State Machines 5.2.1. Some Introductory Examples of ASM Rules 5.2.2. Terms 5.2.3. Rules 5.3. Effectivity 5.4. Classes of Symbols 5.5. Interaction with the Environment 5.6. Gurevich's Thesis 5.6.1. Elements of Programming Languages 5.6.2. Operationality 5.6.3. No Complications Induced by Formalism 5.7. Comparison to Other Formalisms for Discrete Systems 5.7.1. Updates vs. Transitions 5.7.2. State Based vs. Event Based Systems 5.7.3. Structured vs. Unstructured States 5.7.4. Explicit vs. Implicit Nondeterminism 5.7.5. Operationality vs. Declarativity 5.8. Summary [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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