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Partial S-Invariants for the Verification of Infinite Systems Families

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We introduce partial S-invariants of Petri nets, which can help to determine invariants and to prove safety if large nets are built from smaller ones using parallel composition withsync hronous communication. Partial S-invariants can support compositional reduction and, in particular, the fixed-point approach, used for verifying infinite parameterized families of concurrent systems. Withpartial S-invariants and the fixed-point approach we prove the correctness of two solutions to the MUTEX-problem based on token rings; for this, we only have to prove liveness of a simplified version due to previous results.

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Vogler, W. (2001). Partial S-Invariants for the Verification of Infinite Systems Families. In: Colom, JM., Koutny, M. (eds) Applications and Theory of Petri Nets 2001. ICATPN 2001. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 2075. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-45740-2_22

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