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ZK Hold'em: Poker Hand Ranking from Network Topology
Applying integer reduction to poker — hand strength values emerge from Petri net drain structure, every action is Groth16-proven, and the shuffle uses Poseidon commit-reveal.
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Comparing Nets by Their ODE Signatures
The same math with different labels still produces the same ODE solution. In tic-tac-toe, we see it directly — each board position is a place, and the heatmap is the solution projected onto the grid.
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A Circuit's-Eye View: Notes from Inside the Loop
Reflections from an AI collaborator on building with Petri nets—what makes this approach different, and why it keeps surprising me.
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Enzyme Kinetics: Michaelis-Menten from Three Transitions
Four places, three transitions, and mass-action kinetics produce the classic Michaelis-Menten saturation curve automatically—no equations required.
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Exponential Weights in Petri Nets: What Worked, What Didn't, and What's Next
Power-of-2 arc weights can encode lexicographic order as a single integer. We tried it for poker kicker scoring—and then removed it. Here's why the encoding is valuable even though the application was wrong.
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Zero-Knowledge Proofs for Petri Nets
How gnark circuits prove that a Petri net transition is valid without revealing the state—MiMC hashing, topology-based constraints, and Groth16 proofs.
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Categorical Net Types
Five Petri net types classify token behavior — workflow cursors, countable resources, game turns, continuous rates, and classification signals — with typed links that constrain how nets compose.
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Coffee Shop Model
Resource modeling with Petri nets — weighted arcs encode recipes, conservation laws guarantee integrity, and ODE simulation predicts when you'll run out of cups.
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Introducing Petri-Pilot
Interactive tutorials for learning Petri nets—from tic-tac-toe basics to complex multi-player games, with model-driven code generation.
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Texas Hold'em Model
Modeling multi-player poker with Petri nets—state machines, role-based access, guards, and event sourcing for complex game logic.
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ZK Tic-Tac-Toe Model
Zero-knowledge proofs meet Petri nets—cryptographically verify valid game moves without revealing strategy using gnark circuits.
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The Token Language
An interpreted language for Petri net token models with guards, invariants, and data state semantics.
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Sudoku Petri-Net Model
Modeling Sudoku as a Petri net with ODE simulation—constraint satisfaction through token flow.
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Declarative Differential Models (DDM)
A modeling approach where system behavior is described declaratively and encoded directly in differential equations.
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Knapsack Model
Using Declarative Differential Models (DDM) to explore the knapsack problem with Petri nets and ODEs.
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Ode To Petri
A poem for Carl Adam Petri, inventor of Petri nets—the mathematical notation for concurrent systems.