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Fig. 1. Example of time synchronisation for GT nets – We define a time-elapsing transition , for : P/E → D, as follows, where [p]E denotes the E-equivalence class of p: M[ M iff ∀p ∈ P. M (p) = M (p) <+ ([p]E ). We write M −→ M iff either M [t M or M [ M for some t or . In particular we can consider the following two classes of DTAPNs. The first one requires an absolute synchronisation and was studied in the past, while the other one is a new model — completely asynchronous. – Global timed-arc Petri nets (GT nets): E = P × P .
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A termination predicate ↓ ⊆ N defines in what states a marked net can terminate successfully. A marked net that cannot perform any actions or terminate successfully is in a deadlock. We need two auxiliary definitions: (1) a relation expressing that a marked net can evolve via zero or more τ actions into another marked net; (2) a predicate expressing that a marked net can terminate via zero or more τ actions. 7. The relation =⇒ ⊆ N × N is defined as the smallest relation satisfying, for any p, p , p ∈ N , p =⇒ p and (p =⇒ p ∧ p [τ p ) ⇒ p =⇒ p .