Roberto Gorrieri is a professor in the Università di Bologna. His research and teaching interests include theoretical computer science, particularly concurrency, the foundations of software engineering, and the foundations of security. He coauthored the textbook "Introduction to Concurrency Theory: Transition Systems and CCS" in 2015, and he has authored over 140 formal academic publications. He received his PhD in Computer Science from the Università di Pisa.

“Gorrieri's monograph is truly illuminating and has fully met my high expectations regarding content, originality, technical rigor, and presentation. It should be on the reading list of every doctoral student in concurrency theory and also of those research scholars who have some grounding in concurrency theory but are not experts in both Petri nets and process algebras.” (Gerald Lüttgen, Mathematical Reviews, April, 2018)

• Introduction.- Transition Systems.- Petri Nets.- The Basic Calculus: SFM.- Adding Asynchronous Parallel Composition: CFM and BPP.- Adding Communication and Restriction: FNC.- Adding Multi-party Communication: FNM.- Adding Atomic Tests for Absence: NPL.- Generalizations and Conclusions.

Roberto Gorrieri is a professor in the Università di Bologna. His research and teaching interests include theoretical computer science, particularly concurrency, the foundations of software engineering, and the foundations of security. He coauthored the textbook "Introduction to Concurrency Theory: Transition Systems and CCS" in 2015, and he has authored over 140 formal academic publications. He received his PhD in Computer Science from the Università di Pisa.

“Gorrieri's monograph is truly illuminating and has fully met my high expectations regarding content, originality, technical rigor, and presentation. It should be on the reading list of every doctoral student in concurrency theory and also of those research scholars who have some grounding in concurrency theory but are not experts in both Petri nets and process algebras.” (Gerald Lüttgen, Mathematical Reviews, April, 2018)

• Introduction.- Transition Systems.- Petri Nets.- The Basic Calculus: SFM.- Adding Asynchronous Parallel Composition: CFM and BPP.- Adding Communication and Restriction: FNC.- Adding Multi-party Communication: FNM.- Adding Atomic Tests for Absence: NPL.- Generalizations and Conclusions.