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AbstractWe point out the use of graph grammars for specifying (generating) languages of dependency graphs that arise in theoretical studies of concurrent systems
AbstractWe point out the use of graph grammars for specifying (generating) languages of dependency graphs that arise in theoretical studies of concurrent systems
Dependency Grammar has been taken as a formalism for syntactic representation, comparable to close c...
We introduce the new grammar formal-ism of Extensible Dependency Gram-mar (XDG), enabling us to take...
Petri nets are widely accepted as a specification formalism for concurrent and distributed systems. ...
The paper introduces a generalisa-tion of Topological Dependency Gram-mar (TDG) (Duchier and Debusma...
Existing textual programming languages support sequential programming well because there is a correl...
We propose the use of graph grammars as a theory to organize programming of highly-concurrent system...
Abstract: We investigate sequential derivation languages associated with graph grammars, as a loose ...
Graph grammars are a powerful model of concurrent and distributed systems which can be seen as a pro...
AbstractGraph grammars are a powerful model of concurrent and distributed systems which can be seen ...
AbstractNode-label controlled graph grammars (NLC grammars) are a mechanism to generate sets of grap...
In this paper the concept of cooperation is introduced into the context of graph grammars. Beside th...
Dependence relationships among the statements of a program are important to understand for various s...
In this paper, we present a parallel context sensitive graph rewriting formalism for a dependency-...
In this paper, we define Dependency Structure Grammars (DSG), which are rewriting rule grammars gene...
AbstractRegular directed node-label controlled graph grammars (RDNLC grammars for short) originated ...
Dependency Grammar has been taken as a formalism for syntactic representation, comparable to close c...
We introduce the new grammar formal-ism of Extensible Dependency Gram-mar (XDG), enabling us to take...
Petri nets are widely accepted as a specification formalism for concurrent and distributed systems. ...
The paper introduces a generalisa-tion of Topological Dependency Gram-mar (TDG) (Duchier and Debusma...
Existing textual programming languages support sequential programming well because there is a correl...
We propose the use of graph grammars as a theory to organize programming of highly-concurrent system...
Abstract: We investigate sequential derivation languages associated with graph grammars, as a loose ...
Graph grammars are a powerful model of concurrent and distributed systems which can be seen as a pro...
AbstractGraph grammars are a powerful model of concurrent and distributed systems which can be seen ...
AbstractNode-label controlled graph grammars (NLC grammars) are a mechanism to generate sets of grap...
In this paper the concept of cooperation is introduced into the context of graph grammars. Beside th...
Dependence relationships among the statements of a program are important to understand for various s...
In this paper, we present a parallel context sensitive graph rewriting formalism for a dependency-...
In this paper, we define Dependency Structure Grammars (DSG), which are rewriting rule grammars gene...
AbstractRegular directed node-label controlled graph grammars (RDNLC grammars for short) originated ...
Dependency Grammar has been taken as a formalism for syntactic representation, comparable to close c...
We introduce the new grammar formal-ism of Extensible Dependency Gram-mar (XDG), enabling us to take...
Petri nets are widely accepted as a specification formalism for concurrent and distributed systems. ...
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