In many systems a number of different processes have a similar structure and behaviour. To shorten system description and system analysis it is desirable to be able to treat such similar processes in a uniform and succinct way. In this paper it is shown how Petri nets can be generalized to allow processes to be described by a common subnet, without losing the ability to distinguish between them. Our generalization, called coloured Petri nets, is heavily influenced by predicate/transition-nets introduced by H.J. Genrich and K. Lautenbach. Moreover our paper shows how the invariant-method, introduced for Petri nets by K. Lautenbach can be generalized to coloured Petri nets.Revised version (first version 1979
This paper describes the Set Model of processes which was developed to help put the design of proces...
An earlier paper considered appropriate properties for abstract net components (or nodes) in the Col...
Abstract. Coloured Petri nets are imperative for studying bigger bio-logical models, particularly, t...
AbstractIn many systems a number of different processes have a similar structure and behaviour. To s...
AbstractIn the well-known model of Petri nets (place/transition nets), actual system states are repr...
This paper describes a Petri net model, where information is attached to each token and when a trans...
This paper proposes a novel and simple definition of general colored Petri nets. This definition is ...
This paper shows how invariants can be found for coloured Petri nets. We define a set of transforma...
Labelled transition systems are a simple yet powerful formalism for describing the operational behav...
Abstract. Transformations on a system specification are often used as a means for simplifying the pr...
This book presents a coherent description of the theoretical and practical aspects of Coloured Petri...
This paper combines two closely related net models, predicate/transition nets and coloured Petri net...
This paper describes how Coloured Petri Nets (CP-nets) have been developed - from being a promising ...
The use of invariants is an important tool for analysis of distributed and concurrent systems modele...
The use of invariants is an important tool for analysis of distributed and concurrent systems modele...
This paper describes the Set Model of processes which was developed to help put the design of proces...
An earlier paper considered appropriate properties for abstract net components (or nodes) in the Col...
Abstract. Coloured Petri nets are imperative for studying bigger bio-logical models, particularly, t...
AbstractIn many systems a number of different processes have a similar structure and behaviour. To s...
AbstractIn the well-known model of Petri nets (place/transition nets), actual system states are repr...
This paper describes a Petri net model, where information is attached to each token and when a trans...
This paper proposes a novel and simple definition of general colored Petri nets. This definition is ...
This paper shows how invariants can be found for coloured Petri nets. We define a set of transforma...
Labelled transition systems are a simple yet powerful formalism for describing the operational behav...
Abstract. Transformations on a system specification are often used as a means for simplifying the pr...
This book presents a coherent description of the theoretical and practical aspects of Coloured Petri...
This paper combines two closely related net models, predicate/transition nets and coloured Petri net...
This paper describes how Coloured Petri Nets (CP-nets) have been developed - from being a promising ...
The use of invariants is an important tool for analysis of distributed and concurrent systems modele...
The use of invariants is an important tool for analysis of distributed and concurrent systems modele...
This paper describes the Set Model of processes which was developed to help put the design of proces...
An earlier paper considered appropriate properties for abstract net components (or nodes) in the Col...
Abstract. Coloured Petri nets are imperative for studying bigger bio-logical models, particularly, t...