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Non-Pure Nets and Their Transition Systems
- are called semi-elementary nets and semi-elementary transition systems, respectively. The main motivation
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Synthesizing Petri Nets from State-Based Models
- . The proposed method in based on deriving an Elementary Transition System (ETS) from a specification model
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Synthesizing Petri Nets from State-Based Models
- an Elementary Transition System (ETS) from a specification model. Previous work has shown that for any ETS
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Deriving Petri Nets from Finite Transition Systems
- on the theory of regions for Elementary Transition Systems (ETS). Previous work has shown that, for any ETS
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Modular System Development With Pullbacks
- ], considered a class of deterministic transition systems called elementary transition systems, and showed
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Synthesis of ENI-systems Using Minimal Regions
- to the transition system. This problem was solved for the class of Elementary Net Systems in [13] using the notion
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Dualities between Nets and Automata Induced by Schizophrenic Objects
- hold after the execution of a. The transition system associated with an elementary net, the so
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I R I S a
- hold after the execution of a. The transition system associated with an elementary net, the so
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The Synthesis Problem for Elementary Net Systems is NP-Complete
- M = e ffl . An elementary transition system is an automaton A = (S; E; T; s 0 ), where
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Concurrent Realizations of Reactive Systems
- elements of Q only. 2.3 Comparison with elementary transition systems The theory of concrete asynchronous
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