This book constitutes the proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Graph Transformations, ICGT 2012, held in Bremen, Germany, in September 2012. The 30 papers and 3 invited papers presented were carefully reviewed and selected from numerous submissions. The papers are organized in topical sections on behavioural analysis, high-level graph transformation, revisited approaches, general transformation models, structuring and verification, graph transformations in use, (meta-)model evolution and incremental approaches.
This book constitutes the proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Graph Transformations, ICGT 2012, held in Bremen, Germany, in September 2012. The 30 papers and 3 invited papers presented were carefully reviewed and selected from numerous submissions. The papers are organized in topical sections on behavioural analysis, high-level graph transformation, revisited approaches, general transformation models, structuring and verification, graph transformations in use, (meta-)model evolution and incremental approaches.
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Invited Papers.-A Graph-Based Design Framework for Services .-Evolutionary Togetherness: How to Manage Coupled Evolution in Metamodeling Ecosystems.-Completeness-Driven Development.-Foundations 1: Behavioral Analysis Exploiting Over- and Under-Approximations for Infinite-State Counterpart Models.-Pattern-Based Graph Abstraction.-Well-Structured Graph Transformation Systems with Negative Application Conditions .-Foundations 2: High-Level Graph Transformation Parallelism and Concurrency of Stochastic Graph Transformations.-Refined Graph Rewriting in Span-Categories: A Framework for Algebraic Graph Transformation.-Borrowed Contexts for Attributed Graphs.-Foundations 3: Revisited Approaches.-Toward Bridging the Gap between Formal Foundations and Current Practice for Triple Graph Grammars: Flexible Relations between Source and Target Elements.-Graph Transformation with Focus on Incident Edges.-Rational Term Rewriting Revisited: Decidability and Confluence .-Foundations 4: General Transformation Models A General Attribution Concept for Models in M-Adhesive Transformation Systems .-DPO Transformation with Open Maps.-M,N-Adhesive Transformation Systems .-Foundations 5: Structuring and Verification Generalised Compositionality in Graph Transformation .-Towards Automatic Verification of Behavior Preservation for Model Transformation via Invariant Checking.-Efficient Symbolic Implementation of Graph Automata with Applications to Invariant Checking .-Applications 1: Graph Transformations in Use Testing against Visual Contracts: Model-Based Coverage .-A Truly Concurrent Semantics for the K Framework Based on Graph Transformations.-Probabilistic Graph Transformation Systems.-Applications 2: (Meta-)Model Evolution Co-transformation of Graphs and Type Graphs with Application to Model Co-evolution.-Graph Transformations for Evolving Domain Knowledge.-Construction of Integrity Preserving Triple Graph Grammars.-Applications 3: Incremental Approaches Applying Incremental Graph Transformation to Existing Models in Relational Databases.-Incremental Pattern Matching for the Efficient Computation of Transitive Closure.-Efficient Model Synchronization with Precedence Triple Graph Grammars.-Doctoral Symposium ICGT 2012 Doctoral Symposium.-Multi-scale Rule-Based Graph Transformation Using the Programming Language XL.-Verification of Graph Programs.-Specification and Verification of Modal Properties for Structured Systems.
Invited Papers.-A Graph-Based Design Framework for Services .-Evolutionary Togetherness: How to Manage Coupled Evolution in Metamodeling Ecosystems.-Completeness-Driven Development.-Foundations 1: Behavioral Analysis Exploiting Over- and Under-Approximations for Infinite-State Counterpart Models.-Pattern-Based Graph Abstraction.-Well-Structured Graph Transformation Systems with Negative Application Conditions .-Foundations 2: High-Level Graph Transformation Parallelism and Concurrency of Stochastic Graph Transformations.-Refined Graph Rewriting in Span-Categories: A Framework for Algebraic Graph Transformation.-Borrowed Contexts for Attributed Graphs.-Foundations 3: Revisited Approaches.-Toward Bridging the Gap between Formal Foundations and Current Practice for Triple Graph Grammars: Flexible Relations between Source and Target Elements.-Graph Transformation with Focus on Incident Edges.-Rational Term Rewriting Revisited: Decidability and Confluence .-Foundations 4: General Transformation Models A General Attribution Concept for Models in M-Adhesive Transformation Systems .-DPO Transformation with Open Maps.-M,N-Adhesive Transformation Systems .-Foundations 5: Structuring and Verification Generalised Compositionality in Graph Transformation .-Towards Automatic Verification of Behavior Preservation for Model Transformation via Invariant Checking.-Efficient Symbolic Implementation of Graph Automata with Applications to Invariant Checking .-Applications 1: Graph Transformations in Use Testing against Visual Contracts: Model-Based Coverage .-A Truly Concurrent Semantics for the K Framework Based on Graph Transformations.-Probabilistic Graph Transformation Systems.-Applications 2: (Meta-)Model Evolution Co-transformation of Graphs and Type Graphs with Application to Model Co-evolution.-Graph Transformations for Evolving Domain Knowledge.-Construction of Integrity Preserving Triple Graph Grammars.-Applications 3: Incremental Approaches Applying Incremental Graph Transformation to Existing Models in Relational Databases.-Incremental Pattern Matching for the Efficient Computation of Transitive Closure.-Efficient Model Synchronization with Precedence Triple Graph Grammars.-Doctoral Symposium ICGT 2012 Doctoral Symposium.-Multi-scale Rule-Based Graph Transformation Using the Programming Language XL.-Verification of Graph Programs.-Specification and Verification of Modal Properties for Structured Systems.
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