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Fig. 2: Block Diagram of WiMAX Transmitter
Fig. 3: Block Diagram of WiMAX Receiver.
Fig. 4 shows the Petri net model of the WiMAX system which shows the equivalent working of the system.Petri net model also has two parts, from place p1 to p6 is transmitter part of the system and from the place, p7 to p12 is the receiver side of the system
Fig. 5 presents the verification of the WiMAX system, in which the markings have the places which have the tokens at the same time.And all the reachable places from the current place.

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