Abstract. This paper introduces a new theory needed for the purpose of conflict detection for graph transformation with negative application conditions (NACs). Main results are the formulation of a conflict no-tion for graph transformation with NACs and a conflict characterization derived from it. A critical pair definition is introduced and complete-ness of the set of all critical pairs is shown. This means that for each conflict, occuring in a graph transformation system with NACs, there exists a critical pair expressing the same conflict in a minimal context. Moreover a necessary and sufficient condition is presented for parallel independence of graph transformation systems with NACs. In order to facilitate the implementation of the crit...
Graph transformation with its formal foundations and its broad range of theoretical results, on the ...
Implementation of an efficient algorithm to detect maximal cliques in a conflict grap
Recently, initial conflicts were introduced in the framework of M-adhesive categories as an importan...
The well-known notion of critical pairs already allows a static conflict detection, which is importa...
AbstractThe well-known notion of critical pairs already allows a static conflict detection, which is...
AbstractUsing graph transformation as a formalism to specify model transformation, termination and c...
Conflict and dependency analysis (CDA) is a static analysis for the detection of conflicting and dep...
Abstract. The goal of this paper is the generalization of embedding and confluence results for graph...
AbstractInheritance is an important and widely spread concept enabling the elegant expression of hie...
Refactorings are program transformations that improve the software structure while preserving the ex...
Understanding conflicts between transformation steps and rules is an important topic in algebraic gr...
AbstractRefactorings are program transformations that improve the software structure while preservin...
Graph transformation is a useful framework for the specification, analysis and development of softwa...
In several application areas, Graph Transformation Systems (GTSs) are equipped with Negative Applica...
Using graph transformations to specify the dynamics of distributed systems and networks, we require ...
Graph transformation with its formal foundations and its broad range of theoretical results, on the ...
Implementation of an efficient algorithm to detect maximal cliques in a conflict grap
Recently, initial conflicts were introduced in the framework of M-adhesive categories as an importan...
The well-known notion of critical pairs already allows a static conflict detection, which is importa...
AbstractThe well-known notion of critical pairs already allows a static conflict detection, which is...
AbstractUsing graph transformation as a formalism to specify model transformation, termination and c...
Conflict and dependency analysis (CDA) is a static analysis for the detection of conflicting and dep...
Abstract. The goal of this paper is the generalization of embedding and confluence results for graph...
AbstractInheritance is an important and widely spread concept enabling the elegant expression of hie...
Refactorings are program transformations that improve the software structure while preserving the ex...
Understanding conflicts between transformation steps and rules is an important topic in algebraic gr...
AbstractRefactorings are program transformations that improve the software structure while preservin...
Graph transformation is a useful framework for the specification, analysis and development of softwa...
In several application areas, Graph Transformation Systems (GTSs) are equipped with Negative Applica...
Using graph transformations to specify the dynamics of distributed systems and networks, we require ...
Graph transformation with its formal foundations and its broad range of theoretical results, on the ...
Implementation of an efficient algorithm to detect maximal cliques in a conflict grap
Recently, initial conflicts were introduced in the framework of M-adhesive categories as an importan...