3. Petri net extensions
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Timed Petri nets
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In P-temporized networks, the temporization associated with places applies to the availability of the mark: when it enters a place, it will only be available after a delay. Once this delay has elapsed, the marker is available to determine whether transitions can be crossed, as in autonomous networks.
In T-temporized networks, when a marker enters a square, it is immediately taken into account (reserved) for the crossing of transitions, but will only be deposited in the finishing square after a certain delay. The transition is therefore shot in two stages.
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