Membrane systems (with symbol objects) are formal models of distributed parallel multiset processing. Symport rules move multiple objects to a neighboring region. It is known that P systems with symport rules of weight at most 3 and a single membrane are computationally complete with 7 superfluous symbols. It is also known that without any superfluous symbols such systems only generate finite sets. We improve the lower bounds on the generative power of P systems with few superfluous objects as follows. 0: empty set and all singletons; k: all sets with at most k elements and all sets of numbers k+regular with up to k states, 1 k 5; 6: all regular sets of non-negative integers. All results except the last one are also valid for di...
It is known that P systems with symport/antiport rules simulate the register machines, i.e., they a...
AbstractWe show how techniques in machine-based complexity can be used to analyze the complexity of ...
P systems are parallel molecular computing models which process multisets of objects in cell-like m...
Summary. Membrane systems (with symbol objects) are formal models of distributed parallel multiset p...
In this paper we consider symport/antiport P systems with one membrane and rules having at most two...
We consider P systems with only one membrane using symport/antiport rules and prove that any recurs...
Classical membrane systems with symport/antiport rules observe the con- servation law, in the sense...
It is proved that four membranes su±ce to P systems with minimal symport/antiport to generate all r...
In [3] P systems with gemmation of mobile membranes were examined. It was shown that (extended) syst...
Classical membrane systems with symport/antiport rules observe the con- servation law, in the sense...
In P systems with gemmation of mobile membranes were ex- amined. It was shown that (extended) syste...
A purely communicative variant of P systems was considered recently, based on the trans-membrane tra...
In this paper we consider P systems with linear membrane structures (only one membrane is elementar...
AbstractWe look at a restricted model of a communicating P system, called RCPS, whose environment do...
This article brings together some rather powerful results on P systems in which the computation is p...
It is known that P systems with symport/antiport rules simulate the register machines, i.e., they a...
AbstractWe show how techniques in machine-based complexity can be used to analyze the complexity of ...
P systems are parallel molecular computing models which process multisets of objects in cell-like m...
Summary. Membrane systems (with symbol objects) are formal models of distributed parallel multiset p...
In this paper we consider symport/antiport P systems with one membrane and rules having at most two...
We consider P systems with only one membrane using symport/antiport rules and prove that any recurs...
Classical membrane systems with symport/antiport rules observe the con- servation law, in the sense...
It is proved that four membranes su±ce to P systems with minimal symport/antiport to generate all r...
In [3] P systems with gemmation of mobile membranes were examined. It was shown that (extended) syst...
Classical membrane systems with symport/antiport rules observe the con- servation law, in the sense...
In P systems with gemmation of mobile membranes were ex- amined. It was shown that (extended) syste...
A purely communicative variant of P systems was considered recently, based on the trans-membrane tra...
In this paper we consider P systems with linear membrane structures (only one membrane is elementar...
AbstractWe look at a restricted model of a communicating P system, called RCPS, whose environment do...
This article brings together some rather powerful results on P systems in which the computation is p...
It is known that P systems with symport/antiport rules simulate the register machines, i.e., they a...
AbstractWe show how techniques in machine-based complexity can be used to analyze the complexity of ...
P systems are parallel molecular computing models which process multisets of objects in cell-like m...