Titlebook: Automata, Languages and Programming; 28th International C Fernando Orejas,Paul G. Spirakis,Jan Leeuwen Conference proceedings 2001 Springer

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Zur Faszination von Action- und HorrorfilmenLabelled partial orders in concurrency are a natural and powerful modelling formalism. Recently, there has been a renewed focus on such models arising in various areas of applications. We survey some results on interesting problems for partial order based models, focussing on decidability issues.

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Modelling with Partial Orders — Why and Why Not?Labelled partial orders in concurrency are a natural and powerful modelling formalism. Recently, there has been a renewed focus on such models arising in various areas of applications. We survey some results on interesting problems for partial order based models, focussing on decidability issues.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-33375-1mann computer and its software, employing the mathematical tools of Logic and Combinatorics. The next half century appears now much more confusing (half- centuries tend to look like that in the beginning). What computational artifact will be the object of the next great modeling adventure of our fie

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