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19th ICGT 2026: Rennes, France
- Blair Archibald

, Oszkár Semeráth
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Graph Transformation - 19th International Conference, ICGT 2026, Held as Part of STAF 2026, Rennes, France, July 1-2, 2026, Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 16624, Springer 2026, ISBN 978-3-032-29729-7
Technical Papers
- Gennaro Costagliola

, Mattia De Rosa
, Salvatore La Torre
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LR-Based Parsing of Hypergraph Languages: A Positional Grammar Approach. 3-24 - Frank Drewes

, Berthold Hoffmann
, Mark Minas
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Conditional Borrowing Hyperedge Replacement. 25-45 - Lars Friederichs

, Aaron Lye
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Higher-Order Graph Transformation Utilizing Diagram Categories. 46-67 - Thierry Boy de la Tour:

Parallel Transformations as Colimits. 68-87 - Alexander Lauer

, Jens Kosiol
, Leen Lambers
, Gabriele Taentzer
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Conflict Essences for Transformation Rules with Nested Application Conditions. 88-108 - Robert Söldner

, Detlef Plump
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Formalising and Verifying Graph Programs with Higher-Order Logic. 109-128 - Alexander Ferber, Ira Fesefeldt

, Thomas Noll
, Emmett Rayes:
Approximately Compatible Graph Predicates - Verifying Program Termination Using Graph Grammars. 129-148 - Doru Constantin

, Costel Balcau
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CGACell: A Cellular Automata-Based Graph Transformation Framework for Neural Pooling. 149-165 - Reiko Heckel

, Neel Vinod Lad:
From Graph Rewriting to Markov Automata: Mass-Action Semantics for Stochastic and Probabilistic Systems. 166-183
Tool and Vision Papers
- Tunaberk Almaci, Corey Lammie

, Hadjer Benmeziane
, Clément Fournier
, Orhun Gorkem
, Irem Boybat
, William Andrew Simon
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GHL: An Extensible C++ Library for Flexible and Performant Graph Pattern Matching and Rewriting. 187-198 - Dominique Hausler

, Torben Eckwert
, Meike Klettke
, Michael Guckert
, Gabriele Taentzer
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EvolveGDB: Model-Driven Graph Schema Transformation. 199-210 - Arend Rensink

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User-Defined Types and Operations in GROOVE. 211-222 - Adam Machowczyk

, Reiko Heckel:
Benchmark First: Defining Tasks for Graph Transformation Learning. 223-234

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