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Interaction Systems (IS) are a tool for the specification of concurrent systems. They allow a progressive construction of solutions by introducing mutual exclusion constraints and excitation relations. This tool seems to be interesting because it uses very few primitive notions and provides fair analysis facilities. However, the following critiques can be formulated as far as its adequacy for solving problem study 1 (PSl) is concerned.
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Sifakis, J. (1983). COMMENTS on Schiffers. In: Wedde, H. (eds) Adequate Modeling of Systems. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-69208-6_13
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