Adhesive categories provide an abstract framework for the algebraic approach to rewriting theory, where many general results can be recast and uniformly proved. However, checking that a model satisfies the adhesivity properties is sometimes far from immediate. In this paper we present a new criterion giving a sufficient condition for M,N-adhesivity, a generalisation of the original notion of adhesivity.We apply it to several existing categories, and in particular to hierarchical graphs, a formalism that is notoriously difficult to fit in the mould of algebraic approaches to rewriting and for which various alternative dfinitions float around.

A new criterion for M, N-adhesivity, with an application to hierarchical graphs

Gadducci, Fabio
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Miculan, Marino
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2022-01-01

Abstract

Adhesive categories provide an abstract framework for the algebraic approach to rewriting theory, where many general results can be recast and uniformly proved. However, checking that a model satisfies the adhesivity properties is sometimes far from immediate. In this paper we present a new criterion giving a sufficient condition for M,N-adhesivity, a generalisation of the original notion of adhesivity.We apply it to several existing categories, and in particular to hierarchical graphs, a formalism that is notoriously difficult to fit in the mould of algebraic approaches to rewriting and for which various alternative dfinitions float around.
2022
978-3-030-99252-1
978-3-030-99253-8
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