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On the Computation of Place Invariants for Algebraic Petri Nets

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Structures in Concurrency Theory

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The paper is concerned with the computation of a generator set for the space of all place invariants for a given algebraic net. We will show that the problem can be divided into two major steps. First we trace back the problem to a set of equations between terms. Then we combine the solutions of these equations to obtain the solution of the original problem. For both steps we present a solution for a restricted class of algebraic nets, where the algebraic specification contains no equations and at most unary operation symbols.

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Schmidt, K. (1995). On the Computation of Place Invariants for Algebraic Petri Nets. In: Desel, J. (eds) Structures in Concurrency Theory. Workshops in Computing. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-3078-9_21

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