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    Fairness and conspiracies (English)
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    The author presents a new hierarchical (with the length of the enabling sequence as parameter) definition of fairness and shows two of its properties when applied to Petri nets; also he discusses the possibilities of its use in concurrency.
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    fairness hierarchies
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    starvation
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    Petri nets
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    concurrency
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