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Lectures on the Automorphism Groups of Kobayashi-Hyperbolic Manifolds

Alexander Isaev

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Several Complex Variables and Analytic Spaces

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978-3-540-69151-8

ISBN electrónico

978-3-540-69153-2

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Springer Nature

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Reino Unido

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© Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2007

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doi: 10.1007/978-3-540-69153-2_1

Introduction

Alexander Isaev

Logical modelling and Petri nets constitute two complementary approaches for the dynamical modelling of biological regulatory networks. Leaning on a translation of logical models into standard Petri nets, we propose a formalisation of the notion of circuit functionality in the Petri net framework. This approach is illustrated with the modelling and analysis of a molecular regulatory network involved in the control of Th-lymphocyte differentiation.

Pp. 1-22

doi: 10.1007/978-3-540-69153-2_2

The Homogeneous Case

Alexander Isaev

Logical modelling and Petri nets constitute two complementary approaches for the dynamical modelling of biological regulatory networks. Leaning on a translation of logical models into standard Petri nets, we propose a formalisation of the notion of circuit functionality in the Petri net framework. This approach is illustrated with the modelling and analysis of a molecular regulatory network involved in the control of Th-lymphocyte differentiation.

Pp. 23-28

doi: 10.1007/978-3-540-69153-2_3

The Case () =

Alexander Isaev

Logical modelling and Petri nets constitute two complementary approaches for the dynamical modelling of biological regulatory networks. Leaning on a translation of logical models into standard Petri nets, we propose a formalisation of the notion of circuit functionality in the Petri net framework. This approach is illustrated with the modelling and analysis of a molecular regulatory network involved in the control of Th-lymphocyte differentiation.

Pp. 29-50

doi: 10.1007/978-3-540-69153-2_4

The Case () = - 1, ≥ 3

Alexander Isaev

Logical modelling and Petri nets constitute two complementary approaches for the dynamical modelling of biological regulatory networks. Leaning on a translation of logical models into standard Petri nets, we propose a formalisation of the notion of circuit functionality in the Petri net framework. This approach is illustrated with the modelling and analysis of a molecular regulatory network involved in the control of Th-lymphocyte differentiation.

Pp. 51-60

doi: 10.1007/978-3-540-69153-2_5

The Case of (2,3)-Manifolds

Alexander Isaev

Logical modelling and Petri nets constitute two complementary approaches for the dynamical modelling of biological regulatory networks. Leaning on a translation of logical models into standard Petri nets, we propose a formalisation of the notion of circuit functionality in the Petri net framework. This approach is illustrated with the modelling and analysis of a molecular regulatory network involved in the control of Th-lymphocyte differentiation.

Pp. 61-119

doi: 10.1007/978-3-540-69153-2_6

Proper Actions

Alexander Isaev

Logical modelling and Petri nets constitute two complementary approaches for the dynamical modelling of biological regulatory networks. Leaning on a translation of logical models into standard Petri nets, we propose a formalisation of the notion of circuit functionality in the Petri net framework. This approach is illustrated with the modelling and analysis of a molecular regulatory network involved in the control of Th-lymphocyte differentiation.

Pp. 121-130