5noThe decision problems solved in polynomial time by P systems with elementary active membranes are known to include the class ^#. This consists of all the problems solved by polynomial-time deterministic Turing machines with polynomial-time counting oracles. In this paper we prove the reverse inclusion by simulating P systems with this kind of machines: this proves that the two complexity classes coincide, finally solving an open problem by Păun on the power of elementary division. The equivalence holds for both uniform and semi-uniform families of P systems, with or without membrane dissolution rules. Furthermore, the inclusion in ^# also holds for the P systems involved in the P conjecture (with elementary division and dissolution b...
5siIt is known that the polarizationless P systems of the kind involved in the definition of the P c...
Among the computational features that determine the computing power of polarizationless P systems wi...
AbstractFirst, we consider P systems with active membranes, hence with the possibility that the memb...
5noWe solve affirmatively a new special case of the P conjecture by Gh. Păun, which states that P sy...
We prove that uniform families of P systems with active membranes operat- ing in polynomial time ca...
5noThe literature on membrane computing describes several variants of P systems whose complexity cla...
5noPolynomial-time P systems with active membranes characterise PSPACE by exploiting membranes neste...
5noWe investigate the influence that the flow of information in membrane systems has on their comput...
We prove that arbitrary single-tape Turing machines can be simulated by uniform families of P system...
We investigate the in uence that the ow of information in membrane systems has on their computat...
5noWe give a characterisation of the class of problems solved in polynomial time by uniform and semi...
We identify a family of decision problems that are hard for some complexity classes defined in term...
Membrane systems with dividing and dissolving membranes are known to solve PSPACE problems in polyn...
We study the computational efficiency of recognizer P systems with active membranes without polariz...
Membrane systems with dividing and dissolving membranes are known to solve PSPACE problems in polyn...
5siIt is known that the polarizationless P systems of the kind involved in the definition of the P c...
Among the computational features that determine the computing power of polarizationless P systems wi...
AbstractFirst, we consider P systems with active membranes, hence with the possibility that the memb...
5noWe solve affirmatively a new special case of the P conjecture by Gh. Păun, which states that P sy...
We prove that uniform families of P systems with active membranes operat- ing in polynomial time ca...
5noThe literature on membrane computing describes several variants of P systems whose complexity cla...
5noPolynomial-time P systems with active membranes characterise PSPACE by exploiting membranes neste...
5noWe investigate the influence that the flow of information in membrane systems has on their comput...
We prove that arbitrary single-tape Turing machines can be simulated by uniform families of P system...
We investigate the in uence that the ow of information in membrane systems has on their computat...
5noWe give a characterisation of the class of problems solved in polynomial time by uniform and semi...
We identify a family of decision problems that are hard for some complexity classes defined in term...
Membrane systems with dividing and dissolving membranes are known to solve PSPACE problems in polyn...
We study the computational efficiency of recognizer P systems with active membranes without polariz...
Membrane systems with dividing and dissolving membranes are known to solve PSPACE problems in polyn...
5siIt is known that the polarizationless P systems of the kind involved in the definition of the P c...
Among the computational features that determine the computing power of polarizationless P systems wi...
AbstractFirst, we consider P systems with active membranes, hence with the possibility that the memb...