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Advanced Course: Petri Nets 1986
(Part II)
Prologue
- C. A. Petri:
Concurrency Theory. 4-24
Section 1: Elementary Net Systems - Fundamentals
- P. S. Thiagarajan:
Elementary Net Systems. 26-59 - Grzegorz Rozenberg:
Behaviour of Elementary Net Systems. 60-94 - César Fernández:
Non-sequential Processes. 95-115
Section 2: Place/Transition Systems - Fundamentals
- Wolfgang Reisig:
Place/Transition Systems. 117-141 - Kurt Lautenbach:
Linear Algebraic Techniques for Place/Transition Nets. 142-167 - Eike Best:
Structure Theory of Petri Nets: the Free Choice Hiatus. 168-205
Section 3: High-Level Nets - Fundamentals
- Hartmann J. Genrich:
Predicate/Transition Nets. 207-247 - Kurt Jensen:
Coloured Petri Nets. 248-299 - Gérard Memmi
, Jacques Vautherin:
Analysing Nets by the Invariant Method. 300-336
Section 4: Special Topics
- Ursula Goltz:
Synchronic Distance. 338-358 - Gérard Berthelot:
Transformations and Decompositions of Nets. 359-376 - Rüdiger Valk:
Infinite Behaiour and Fairness. 377-396 - Matthias Jantzen:
Language Theory of Petri Nets. 397-412 - Matthias Jantzen:
Complexity of Place/Transition Nets. 413-434
Section 5: Other Petri Net Models
- Gérard Roucairol:
FIFO-Nets. 436-459 - Anastasia Pagnoni:
Stochastic Nets and Performance Evaluation. 460-478
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