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A Proof of the Reducibility of General Port Graph Grammars to Simple Port Graph Grammars (2002)  (Make Corrections)  
Charles Stewart



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Abstract: A uniform framework of port graph grammars, encompassing connection graphs, interaction nets and Lamping's partial sharing graphs, has been presented by the author in the article `Reducibility between classes of port graph grammar'. The aims of this report are to 1. Give a complete proof of reducibility between general PGGs and simple PGGs (only an outline of the proof was given in that article); 2. Give a short summary of the design of an implementation executing rewrite steps for... (Update)

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@misc{ stewart-proof,
  author = "Charles Stewart",
  title = "A Proof of the Reducibility of General Port Graph Grammars to Simple Port
    Graph Grammars",
  url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/stewart02proof.html" }
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