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What has the author Jiacun Wang written?
Jiacun Wang has written: 'Timed Petri nets' -- subject(s): Petri nets
What has the author K Jensen written?
K. Jensen has written: 'Coloured Petri nets' -- subject(s): Petri nets 'Application and Theory of Petri Nets 1992: 13th International Conference, Sheffield, Uk, June 22-26, 1992' 'Mental Disorders...MS' 'Transactions on petri nets and other models of concurrency III' -- subject(s): Parallel processing (Electronic computers), Petri nets
What has the author R Valk written?
R. Valk has written: 'Topologische Wortmengen, topologische Automaten, zustandsendliche, stetige Abbildungen' -- subject(s): Sequential machine theory, Topology 'On processes of object Petri nets' -- subject(s): Nets (Mathematics), Petri nets
What has the author Michael Yoeli written?
Michael Yoeli has written: 'Verification of systems and circuits using LOTOS, Petri Nets, and CCS' -- subject(s): Verification, Petri nets, Computer software, LOTOS (Computer program language), Integrated circuits
What has the author MengChu Zhou written?
MengChu Zhou has written: 'System modeling and control with resource-oriented Petri nets' -- subject(s): Mathematical models, Petri nets, Production control, Discrete-time systems, Flexible manufacturing systems
What has the author Wolfgang Reisig written?
Wolfgang Reisig has written: 'A primer in Petri net design' -- subject(s): Petri nets, System design 'Petrinetze'
What has the author Rainer Fehling written?
Rainer Fehling has written: 'Hierarchische Petrinetze' -- subject(s): Petri nets
How many nets does Prism?
Prism, a software package for modeling and analyzing complex systems, does not have a fixed number of nets as it depends on the specific model being created. In the context of Petri nets or similar graphical representations used within Prism, users can design their own nets tailored to their specific needs or systems. Thus, the number of nets can vary widely based on the application and complexity of the model.
Show how deadlocks may be modeled using Petri Nets?
Deadlocks can be modeled using Petri Nets by representing processes as places and resources as transitions. In this model, tokens in the places signify the availability of resources or the state of processes. A deadlock occurs when there is a circular wait condition, where each process holds a resource that the next process in the cycle needs, leading to a situation where no process can proceed. The Petri Net structure can visually illustrate these interactions and the states leading to deadlock, allowing for analysis and identification of potential deadlock situations.
What has the author Zbigniew Suraj written?
Zbigniew Suraj has written: 'Sieci Petriego i PN-TOOLS' -- subject(s): Petri nets, System analysis, System design
What is the birth name of Petri Sarvamaa?
Petri Sarvamaa's birth name is Petri Ilari Sarvamaa.
What is the birth name of Miguel Petri?
Miguel Petri's birth name is Miguel Angel Petri.
