In this thesis, we propose a formal language, the gk-calcul, stemming from the family of process algebra. This language contrasts in particular with the usual concurrent languages by the lack of dissymmetry traditionally considered between senders and receivers. This point of view entitles to see interactions between elements of the language as collision phenomena. This approach is convenient for the study of self-organisation which the first part of the thesis is devoted to. The problem is that of the concurrent and distributed construction of abstract geometrical forms (trees and graphs) as well as more generic phenomena described as transfer of information in systems based on graph rewriting rules. Those systems may come along with a hie...
International audiencen recent years, there has been increasing interest in computational models of ...
In recent years, there has been increasing interest in computational models of biological systems ba...
International audienceVarious calculi have been proposed to model diff erent levels of abstraction o...
AbstractA language of formal proteins, the κ-calculus, is introduced. Interactions are modeled at th...
The objective of this thesis is to explore formal descriptions for the structure and functioning of ...
Systems biology investigates the interactions and relationships among the components of biological s...
The post-genomic era has opened new insights into the complex biochemical reaction systems present i...
In recent years formal methods from concurrency theory and process calculi have gained increasing im...
Molecular Interaction Maps are a graphical formalism used by biologists to describe complex interact...
In the present work, we describe a possible formal semantics for Molecular Interaction Maps (MIMs), ...
AbstractVarious calculi have been proposed to model different levels of abstraction of cell signalin...
Our work is focussed on the computational study of the molecular interactions in biological systems....
International audienceThe use of process calculi to represent biological systems has led to the desi...
AbstractIn recent years, there has been increasing interest in computational models of biological sy...
This paper introduces Protein Calculus, a special modeling language designed for encoding and calcul...
International audiencen recent years, there has been increasing interest in computational models of ...
In recent years, there has been increasing interest in computational models of biological systems ba...
International audienceVarious calculi have been proposed to model diff erent levels of abstraction o...
AbstractA language of formal proteins, the κ-calculus, is introduced. Interactions are modeled at th...
The objective of this thesis is to explore formal descriptions for the structure and functioning of ...
Systems biology investigates the interactions and relationships among the components of biological s...
The post-genomic era has opened new insights into the complex biochemical reaction systems present i...
In recent years formal methods from concurrency theory and process calculi have gained increasing im...
Molecular Interaction Maps are a graphical formalism used by biologists to describe complex interact...
In the present work, we describe a possible formal semantics for Molecular Interaction Maps (MIMs), ...
AbstractVarious calculi have been proposed to model different levels of abstraction of cell signalin...
Our work is focussed on the computational study of the molecular interactions in biological systems....
International audienceThe use of process calculi to represent biological systems has led to the desi...
AbstractIn recent years, there has been increasing interest in computational models of biological sy...
This paper introduces Protein Calculus, a special modeling language designed for encoding and calcul...
International audiencen recent years, there has been increasing interest in computational models of ...
In recent years, there has been increasing interest in computational models of biological systems ba...
International audienceVarious calculi have been proposed to model diff erent levels of abstraction o...