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Computing with Membranes: A Variant
- CDMTCS Research Report Series Computing with Membranes: A Variant Gheorghe Paun Institute
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P Systems with Active Membranes: Attacking NP Complete Problems
- Gheorghe PAUN Institute of Mathematics of the Romanian Academy, Bucuresti, Romania CDMTCS-102 May 1999
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DNA Computing Based on Splicing: Universality Results
- CDMTCS Research Report Series DNA Computing Based on Splicing: Universality Results Gheorghe P#aun
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Two-Level Distributed H Systems
- CDMTCS Research Report Series Two-Level Distributed H Systems Gheorghe P#aun Institute
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From DNA Recombination to DNA Computing Via Formal Languages
- From DNA Recombination to DNA Computing Via Formal Languages Gheorghe Paun Institute
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Cooperating Distributed Splicing Systems
- Virgili University Gheorghe P#aun Institute of Mathematics of the Romanian Academy CDMTCS-071 December
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On Synchronization in P Systems
- . The P systems were recently introduced as distributed parallel computing models of a biochemical type. Multisets of objects are placed in a hierarchical structure of membranes and they evolve according to given rules, which are applied in a synchronous manner: at each step, all objects which c
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Membrane Computing with External Output
- A super-cell system consists of computing cells which are organized hierarchically by the inclusion relation: cells may include cells, which again may include cells, etc. Each cell is enclosed by its membrane. Each cell is an independent computing agent with its own computing program, which produces
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At the Crossroads of Linguistics, DNA Computing, and Formal Language Theory: Characterizing RE Using Insertion-Deletion Systems
- . Several characterizations of recursively enumerable (RE) languages are presented, using insertion-deletion systems. Such a system generates the elements of a language by inserting and deleting words, according to their contexts (the insertiondeletion rules are triples (u; z; v), with the meaning t
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Modeling Coordination by Means of Operations on Strings and on Derivation Trees
- 'in-Vide Gheorghe Paun yz Abstract Several operations on strings are introduced, as models of the phenomenon
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