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The Confluence Property for Petri Nets and its Applications
A Petri net is confluent if its firing relation is confluent, i.e., for any two reachable markings there exists a marking reachable from both of them. We prove that confluence is a decidable property for Petri nets and it is preserved by asynchronous parallel composition. Applications to Petri net structural transformations and term rewriting systems are then pointed out