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From: dobro@ulowell.UUCP (Chet Dobro)
Newsgroups: net.math
Subject: Re: Petri-nets
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Date: Thu, 30-Jan-86 15:49:05 EST
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There was a request for more information about 'simple' Petri-nets.

The best place I know is a book called "Petri Net Theory".
It is by James Peterson, and is published by Prentice Hall.

Not only does it contain a lot of information of all types of Petri Nets,
but it also has a very complete bibliography of further referances to look
up.

Hope it helps.

BTW, is there a general interest in Petri Nets out there?
I think they are great and would not mind at all more discussion on them.

Hope to hear from people.


						Gryphon

P.s.: I am assuming there does not exist a "net.petri" ?...