Pages that link to "Item:Q1763714"

The following pages link to Computationally universal P systems without priorities: Two catalysts are sufficient (Q1763714):

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• Small (purely) catalytic P systems simulating register machines (Q264529) (← links)
• Towards bridging two cell-inspired models: P systems and R systems (Q418800) (← links)
• Catalytic and communicating Petri nets are Turing complete (Q476166) (← links)
• Computational power of tissue P systems for generating control languages (Q506719) (← links)
• (Tissue) P systems working in the \(k\)-restricted minimally or maximally parallel transition mode (Q553919) (← links)
• On the computational complexity of membrane systems (Q596128) (← links)
• Deterministic catalytic systems are not universal (Q860859) (← links)
• Using well-structured transition systems to decide divergence for catalytic P systems (Q872196) (← links)
• Computationally universal P systems without priorities: Two catalysts are sufficient (Q1763714) (← links)
• Catalytic P systems, semilinear sets, and vector addition systems (Q1884955) (← links)
• From P systems to morphogenetic systems: an overview and open problems (Q1982993) (← links)
• P systems with limited number of objects (Q1982995) (← links)
• Division rules for tissue P systems inspired by space filling curves (Q1983011) (← links)
• How derivation modes and halting conditions may influence the computational power of P systems (Q1983020) (← links)
• Synchronization of rules in membrane computing (Q1983026) (← links)
• Rule synchronization for tissue P systems (Q2051764) (← links)
• Variants of derivation modes for which purely catalytic P systems are computationally complete (Q2139058) (← links)
• When catalytic P systems with one catalyst can be computationally complete (Q2152296) (← links)
• Variants of derivation modes for which catalytic P systems with one catalyst are computationally complete (Q2152303) (← links)
• On the universality of purely catalytic P systems (Q2311266) (← links)
• Membrane automata for modeling biomolecular processes (Q2311302) (← links)
• On determinism versus nondeterminism in P systems (Q2575077) (← links)
• Properties of Membrane Systems (Q2890280) (← links)
• P Systems with Chained Rules (Q2890302) (← links)
• <font>P</font> SYSTEMS AND TOPOLOGY: SOME SUGGESTIONS FOR RESEARCH (Q3076611) (← links)
• FURTHER RESULTS ON TIME-FREE P SYSTEMS (Q3379514) (← links)
• PARTIAL HALTING IN <font>P</font> SYSTEMS (Q3401468) (← links)
• The power of synchronizing rules in membrane computing (Q6118652) (← links)
• Morphogenetic computing: computability and complexity results (Q6177192) (← links)