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    Observable liveness of Petri nets (English)
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    16 April 2015
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    The paper introduces a new notion of liveness for Petri nets where a distinction is made between observable and non-observable transitions, and observable ones can moreover be controllable or not. As a matter of fact this observable liveness is related to the traditional liveness in many ways. In particular, the last one implies the former for 1-bounded Petri nets if conflicts possibly appear only between controllable transitions.
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    Petri nets
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    liveness
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    observational transitions
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