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The non-sequential behaviour of Petri nets
1983
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The idea of representing non-sequential processes as partially ordered sets (occurrence nets) is applied to place/transition nets (Petri nets), based on the well known notion of process for condition/event-systems. For occurrence nets some theorems relating K-density, cut finiteness, and discreteness are proved. With these theorems the result that a place/transition net is bounded if and only if its processes are K-dense is obtained.
doi:10.1016/s0019-9958(83)80040-0
fatcat:3mbgwqyu2vgufpel24c2y2naly