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Using high level petri nets to

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A particular binding is found for the variables sets of these streaming high level Petri graphs in such a way the sink places in the net graph which models the acyclic communication network can be marked with the requested marking.
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In this paper, we model an acyclic communication network as a net graph, and we use this net graph to define inter session-network coding as high level Petri graph. We then model inter-session network coding as a set of streaming high level Petri net graphs. Finally, we find a particular binding for the variables sets of these streaming high level Petri graphs in such a way the sink places in the net graph which models the acyclic communication network can be marked with the requested marking.

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