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Logical development of a Petri net deadlock analysis program
If a well-structured concurrent program is represented as a Petri net, it is possible to analyze the network for deadlock. By well-structured concurrent program is meant one in which levels of nesting follow structured programming tenets. Program liveness is defined for a well-structured concurrent program represented as a Pefri net, a Prolog program which will analyze the Petri net for deadlock is presented, and it is proved that the program truly implements the specification of program liveness.<>