@INBOOK{ars-petri-nets,
  AUTHOR = {Cassez, Franck and Roux, Olivier H.},
  EDITOR = {Kordic, Vedran},
  TITLE = {Petri Nets -- Theory and Applications},
  CHAPTER = {From Time Petri Nets to Timed Automata},
  PUBLISHER = ARS-VIENNA,
  YEAR = {2008},
  SERIES = {{I}-Tech {E}ducation {O}nline},
 URL= {http://intechweb.org/books.php},
  PAGES = {225--252},
  PDF = {papers/tpn-book-08.pdf},
  ISBN = {ISBN 978-3-902613-12-7},
NOTE={Free download from \url{http://intechweb.org/books.php}.},
  ABSTRACT = {In this chapter we introduce a formalism, \emph{Time
                  Petri Nets (TPNs)}, to model real-time systems. We
                  compare it with another well-known formalism,
                  \emph{Timed Automata (TA)}, used for specifying
                  timed systems.  We precisely define the semantics of
                  TPNs and TA and compare them according to two
                  criteria: the \emph{languages} (or set of
                  behaviours) then can generate, and the \emph{trees}
                  (or branching behaviours) they can generate.  We
                  show that every TPN can be translated into an
                  equivalent TA.  Then, we introduce a real-time logic
                  to specify properties of real-time systems. We show
                  how to check that a given TPN satisfies a property
                  written in this logic. For this we use our
                  translation\footnote{This translation preserves the
                  properties of this logic.} from TPNs to TA and check
                  the property on the equivalent TA. Finally we
                  briefly report on experiments for checking real-time
                  properties of TPNs using this framework. },
    Type = {C - Book Chapters},
}

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