Titlebook: Membrane Computing; 9th International Wo David Wolfe Corne,Pierluigi Frisco,Arto Salomaa Conference proceedings 2009 Springer-Verlag Berlin

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A Multiscale Modeling Framework Based on P Systems one of these levels is tightly interrelated. Integrative systems biology aims to obtain a deeper understanding of cellular systems by focusing on the systemic and systematic integration of the different levels of organization in cellular systems..The different approaches in cellular modeling within

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On the Qualitative Analysis of Conformon P Systemsrgy. We focus here our attention to decision problems like reachability and coverability of a configuration and give positive and negative results for the full model and for some of its fragments. Furthermore, we investigate the relation between conformon P systems and other concurrency models like

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Dual P Systemse step? While easy to state, the problem has not a simple answer. To provide a solution to this problem for a general class of P systems with simple communication rules and without dissolution, we introduce the dual P systems. Essentially these systems reverse the rules of the initial P system and f

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Fast Synchronization in P Systemsin the field of cellular automata, where the problem is called the ., . for short, we provide two algorithms to solve this problem for P systems. One algorithm is non-deterministic and works in 2.?+?3 steps, the other is deterministic and works in 3.?+?3 steps, where . is the height of the tree desc

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Membrane Systems Using Noncooperative Rules with Unconditional Halting take the contents of a specified output membrane/cell in each transition step, no matter whether this computation will ever halt or not, eventually taking only results completely consisting of terminal objects only. The computational power of membrane systems using noncooperative rules turns out to

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MetaPlab: A Computational Framework for Metabolic P Systemsed software is a virtual laboratory, called MetaPlab, which supports the synthesis of metabolic P?systems by means of an extensible plugin-based architecture. The Java implementation of the software is outlined and a specific plugin at work is described to highlight the internal functioning of the w