State space axioms for T-systems
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The authors define T-systems as Petri nets without forward or backward branching places. In contrast to marked graphs, places without input- or output-transitions are allowed. The paper characterises (finite or infinite) labelled transition systems which are isomorphic to state spaces of T-systems and provides synthesis algorithms for T-systems from labelled transition systems satisfying the characterising properties.
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- Marked directed graphs
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- Presynthesis of bounded choice-free or fork-attribution nets
- Petri Net Synthesis for Restricted Classes of Nets
- Parameterized complexity of synthesizing \(b\)-bounded \((m,n)\)-T-systems
- Target-oriented Petri net synthesis
- A new property of choice-free Petri net systems
- Characterisation of the state spaces of marked graph Petri nets
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