3.02 - Global vs Local Symmetries

Update: 2014-10-08

Description

In this sequence, the most essential feature of Symmetric Nets is presented through the running example. It exhibits the intrinsic symmetries of both markings and firings in such models.

Comments

In Channel

3.11 - Second Example of SNB

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3.10 - Functions Used in SBN and Firing Rule

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3.09 - Symmetric Nets with Bags

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3.08 - SN and Partial Symmetries

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3.07 - Static Subclasses

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3.06 - The Symbolic Reachability Graph

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3.05 - Symbolic Firing Rule

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3.04 - Dynamic Subclasses and Symbolic Markings

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3.03 - Symmetries to Reduce the Reachability Graph of SN

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3.02 - Global vs Local Symmetries

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3.01 - Opening

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2.01 - Introduction to Practical Work

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1.07 - CTL properties

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1.06 - LTL properties

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1.05 - The reachability graph for SN analysis

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1.04 - Modelling with Symmetric Nets

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1.03 - Syntax and semantics of SN

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1.02 - Introduction

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1.01 - Opening

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3.02 - Global vs Local Symmetries

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3.02 - Global vs Local Symmetries

Fabrice Kordon

3.02 - Global vs Local Symmetries