1. Petri nets

Petri nets (RdP) are a graphical formalism used to model Discrete Event Systems (DES), introduced in 1962 by Carl Adam Petri. . They are particularly well suited to the study of complex processes involving synchronization and resource-sharing properties.

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1.1 Formal definition of RoP

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Bibliography

(1) - BACCELLI (F.), COHEN (G.), OLSDER (G.-J.), QUADRAT (J.-P.) - Synchronization and linearity : An Algebra for Discrete Event Systems. - Wiley and Sons (1992).
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