Titlebook: Discrete Event Systems: Modeling and Control; Proceedings of a Joi Silvano Balemi,Petr Kozák,Rein Smedinga Conference proceedings 1993 Birk

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Augmented Languages and Supervisory Control in Discrete Event Systemsresponding augmented language. Next, we give a fixpoint characterization of the augmented language, and propose an algorithm for the computation of a controllable sublanguage for which a finite state supervisor exists. We also deal with blocking in such a finite state supervisor Finally, we present

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Input/Output Discrete Event Processes and System Modelingnt does not spontanuously generate all events as outputs, but reads some events, called commands, as inputs and produces other events, called responses, as outputs. Based on this input/output interpretation we propose a modeling framework that starts with a physical description of the system and end

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An Overview of Results in Discrete Event Systems Using a Trace Theory Based Settingormulated and easily solved using a special operator, the reflection. Using state graphs the solution can be computed effectively. Moreover, a subsystem of the controller can be computed such that the connection of plant and controller is free of lock.

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A Unifying Framework for Discrete Event System Control Theory of control problems related to time discrete event systems at the qualitative level. Basic underlying ideas, definitions, and results are briefly presented. Several illustrative examples are provided.

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On a Generalized Asymptoticity Problem in Max Algebrated in max-algebra literature. The main result is that the asymptotic behaviour of the algorithm is characterized by one or more critical circuits in a generalized sense, and that two cases can be distinguished. In the first case the generalized critical circuit has length two, and generalized order