Abstract

This paper describes how Petri net formalization is a powerful tool to model and analyze discrete event systems. The dynamic behavior of traffic signals is a discrete model and is one of the most important and effective methods of controlling traffic at intersections. Petri nets are applied in this paper to model a network of intersections and the formal proof is based on the sequent calculus of Linear Logic. The approach can prove that unsafe states are not reached, and that desirable states are reached. This is done using the equivalence between Petri nets reachability and the proof of a set of sequents in Linear Logic. The approach is illustrated by an example of a network of intersections controlled by traffic signals.

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