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Finite labelling problem in event structures Export

Theoretical Computer Science, Vol. 123, No. 1. (17 January 1994), pp. 9-19.

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In event structures, one of the classical models of parallelism, the concept of nice labelling occurs: this consists in attributing label to each event of the structure, in such a way that two different events may have the same label if either they are in temporal causality or they are not the initial occurrences of incompatible actions. The problem is to minimize the number of labels. In this paper we are concerned with event structures admitting a finite nice labelling. We characterize those admitting a 2-labelling. Then we prove that for finite event structures the optimization of the labelling is an NP-hard problem. Finally, using combinatorial and order-theoretic tools, we investigate some special cases.


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