Titlebook: Network Algebra; Gheorghe ?tef?nescu Textbook 2000 Springer-Verlag London 2000 Concurrency and Control.Feedback.Network Algebra.algebra.ca

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Brief overview of the key resultsIn this introduction we briefly present the ., a unified algebraic theory for various types of networks. This approach is the result of an effort to integrate various algebraic approaches used in computer science.

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Networks modulo graph isomorphismThis chapter introduces the kernel of the network algebra, i.e., an algebraic theory of networks modulo graph isomorphism.

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Algebraic models for branching constantsWe start here the study of the branching structure of networks. The subject is very complex and will be developed in many other forthcoming chapters.

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AutomataFinite state automata provide one of the oldest and best known models used in computer science. We take advantage here of certain recent results to give a short and elegant presentation of their algebraic theory.