Occurrence nets then and now: the path to structured occurrence nets

作者: Brian Randell

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-21834-7_1

关键词: AtomicityPath (graph theory)Computer scienceDistributed computingDeadlockHonourSystem verificationDependabilitySoftware engineeringPetri net

摘要: This lecture, in honour of the late Carl Adam Petri, tells my early interactions with him and summarizes a small sequence research projects at Newcastle University from 1977 onwards that relate to occurrence nets, ending description planned new project on "structured nets". The areas actual or application include deadlock avoidance, error recovery, atomicity, failure analysis, system synthesis verification.

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