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A General Attribution Concept for Models in ,-Adhesive Transformation Systems kinds of models used in .-adhesive transformation systems, which are a special kind of graph transformation system based on .-adhesive categories. Especially a proper representation and definition of attributes and their values as well as a suitable handling of the data does not fit well with other

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DPO Transformation with Open Mapsng the graph structure. However, there are situations where occurrences are bound by additional constraints. These can either be implicit, such as the gluing conditions of the DPO, or explicit such as negative application conditions..In this paper we study another type of implicit condition based on

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-Adhesive Transformation Systemsral for computing with graphs, however, and are commonly used in graph transformation languages. In this paper, we generalise .-adhesive transformation systems to .-adhesive transformation systems, where . is a class of morphisms containing the vertical morphisms in double-pushouts. We show that the

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Generalised Compositionality in Graph Transformationper generalises a previous result in two different ways. Firstly, rules do not have to form pullbacks with their interfaces; this enables graph passing between components, meaning that components may “learn” and “forget” subgraphs through communication with other components. Secondly, composition is

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Efficient Symbolic Implementation of Graph Automata with Applications to Invariant Checkingd for invariant checking in graph transformation systems. Since earlier related work on graph automata suffered from the explosion of the size of the automata and the need of approximations due to the non-determinism of the automata, we here employ symbolic .-based techniques and recent antichain al

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-0225-8vels have been added to the conventional design flow resulting in . (ESL) design. Besides abstraction, the focus in ESL during the development of a system moves from design to verification, i.e. checking whether or not the system works as intended becomes more and more important. However, at each ab