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11th International Conference on Analysis and Optimization of Systems: Discrete Event Systems

Sophia-Antipolis, June 15-16-17, 1994

Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Control and Information Sciences (LNCIS, volume 199)

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Table of contents (69 papers)

  1. Hierarchically combined queueing Petri nets

    • Falko Bause, Peter Buchholz, Peter Kemper
    Pages 176-182
  2. Optimizing structural analysis of extended Petri nets models

    • Luca Ferrarini, Massimo Trioni
    Pages 183-190
  3. A new approach to discrete time stochastic Petri nets

    • Robert Zijal, Reinhard German
    Pages 198-204
  4. Dioids and discrete event systems

    • Guy Cohen
    Pages 221-236
  5. On structural properties of min-max systems

    • Geert Jan Olsder
    Pages 237-246
  6. Rational series over dioids and discrete event systems

    • Stéphane Gaubert
    Pages 247-256
  7. Cycle times and fixed points of min-max functions

    • Jeremy Gunawardena
    Pages 266-272
  8. Bellman processes

    • Marianne Akian, Jean-Pierre Quadrat, Michel Viot
    Pages 302-311
  9. Maslov optimisation theory: Stochastic interpretation, particle resolution

    • Pierre Del Moral, Jean-Charles Noyer, Gérard Salut
    Pages 312-318
  10. Networks methods for endomorphisms of semimodules over min-plus algebras

    • Peter I. Dudnikov, Sergei N. Samborski
    Pages 319-321
  11. The algorithmic analysis of hybrid systems

    • R. Alur, C. Courcoubetis, T. Henzinger, P. Ho, X. Nicollin, A. Olivero et al.
    Pages 329-351

About this book

The conference, coorganized by INRIA and Ecole des Mines de Paris, focuses on Discrete Event Systems (DES) and is aimed at engineers, scientists and mathematicians working in the fields of Automatic Control, Operations Research and Statistics who are interested in the modelling, analysis and optimization of DES. Various methods such as Automata theory, Petri nets, etc. are proposed to describe and analyze such systems. Comparison of these different mathematical approaches and the global confrontation of theoretical approaches with applications in manufacturing, telecommunications, parallel computing, transportation, etc. are the goals of the conference.

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