Petri Nets-Data Dictionary
Petri nets — Formal technique
for describing concurrent interrelated activities
Consists of four parts
(1)
A set of places
(2)
A set of transitions
(3)
An input function
(4)
An output function
Originally of interest to automata theorists Found wide applicability in computer science
Performance evaluation Operating systems
Marking of a Petri net Assignment of tokens Tokens enable transitions
Petri nets are non-deterministic
If more than one transition is able to fire, then any one can be fired
Use of inhibitor arcs an important extension: Small circle instead of arrow
A transition is enabled if
At least one token is in each of its (normal) input arcs and No tokens on any of its inhibitor input arcs
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