Titlebook: Discrete Event Systems: Models and Applications; IIASA Conference Sop Pravin Varaiya,Alexander B. Kurzhanski Conference proceedings 1988 Sp

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978-3-540-18666-3Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1988

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Success of University Spin-Offslementation and simulation of communication protocols and supervisory control strategies. We believe that the ‘a(chǎn)lgebra’ of FRPs offers certain advantages over models based on state machines. The formal structure of FRPs builds on Hoare‘s Communicating Sequential Processes (CRP). The main differences

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8350-9641-7e based on coupled finite state machine models, and reachability analysis is central to their implementation. SPANNER is an environment developed at AT&T Bell Laboratories, and is based on the selection/resolution model (S/R) of coupled finite state machines. It can be used for the formal specificat

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Opportunities to Expand the Value of CRMe trace alphabet is split into two disjoint sets, one denoting the communication events, the other denoting the exogenous events. Control of a discrete process means constructing a second discrete process having as alphabet the communication events only, so that the connection of the two discrete pr

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Successful African-American Menription of such systems can capture much of the information required for high performance, cost-effective, parallel implementation. A formal model called . (SDF) is a useful special case of data flow and subclass of discrete event systems where the events are deterministic and periodic. An SDF descr

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Discrete Event Systems: Models and Applications978-3-540-48045-7Series ISSN 0170-8643 Series E-ISSN 1610-7411

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Facing the Dilemma of Resource Poverty commonly designed into large coordinating systems, an apparently intractable state space may be tested for a regular-language property or “task” through examination of a smaller associated state space. The smaller state space is a “reduction” relative to the given task, with the property that the o