S3.07 - Symmetric Nets and Local Symmetries

Update: 2015-09-30

Description

When these elements are so distinct that they show only individual behaviour, partial symmetries, as presented in this
sequence, must be used to reduce the Symbolic Reachability Graph. These notions are roughly defined in this section.

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S1.01 - Introduction to Symmetric Nets

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S1.02 - Syntax and Semantics of Symmetric Nets

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S1.03 - Modelling with Symmetric Nets

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S1.04 - The ReachabilityGraph for Symmetric Nets Analysis

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S1.05 - LTL Properties

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S1.06 - CTL Properties

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S2.01 - Introduction to CosyVerif

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S3.01- Symmetries in Symmetric Nets

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S3.02 - Symmetries to Reduce the Reachability Graph

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S3.03 - Dynamic Subclasses and Symbolic Markings

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S3.04 - Symbolic Firing Rule

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S3.05 - Synmobil Reachability Graph

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S3.06 - Static Subclasses

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S3.07 - Symmetric Nets and Local Symmetries

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S3.08 - Symmetric Nets with Bags

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S3.09 Functions Used in Symmetric Nets with Bags and Firing Rules

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S3.10 - Second Example of Symmetric Net with Bags

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S3.07 - Symmetric Nets and Local Symmetries

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S3.07 - Symmetric Nets and Local Symmetries

Fabrice Kordon

S3.07 - Symmetric Nets and Local Symmetries