Functional Petri Nets

Abstract: In the framework of graph transformation systems with Negative Ap- plication Conditions (NACs) the classical notion of switch equivalence of deriva- tions is extended

Finally, we propose a sufficient condition of reversibility for strongly connected and live JF nets, exploiting T-sequences and the assumption that each reachable marking enables

In the following, we provide two characterizations of structural deadlockability and liveness for the HJF nets covered by a unique siphon, or equivalently quasi strongly connected

Classical representations of such a spec- ification encompass labelled transitions systems (lts for short), which are rooted directed graphs with labels on the arcs, and a

The API, whose reference documentation is published on /api/apiref.html 8 , is useful for any user or client tool to query the collections: fetch metadata, download PDF or PNML files

A Distributed Monitoring Protocol Section III defined the semantics (i.e., the final state) of an observed timed event sequence.. Section IV showed how this semantics can be computed

Classi- cal representations of such a specification encompass labelled transitions systems (lts for short), which are rooted directed graphs with labels on the arcs, and a

– by removing parallel composition from Petri nets with control flow and adding an exception control flow as white tokens in addition to black tokens, we have defined Petri nets