Rule synchronization for tissue P systems
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- Tissue P systems with rule production/removal
- Synchronization of rules in membrane computing
- Control languages accepted by labeled spiking neural P systems with rules on synapses
- Rule synchronization for monodirectional tissue-like P systems with channel states
- Spiking neural P systems with lateral inhibition
- The power of synchronizing rules in membrane computing
- On the efficiency of synchronized P systems
- Solving the SAT problem by cell-like P systems with channel states and symport rules
- On rule synchronization in membrane computing
- Tissue P system with parallel rules on channels
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