Variants of P Colonies with Very Simple Cell Structure
Keywords:
P systems, colonies, P colonies, register machinesAbstract
We study two very simple variants of P colonies: systems with only one object inside the cells, and systems with insertion-deletion programs, so called P colonies with senders and consumers. We show that both of these extremely simple types of systems are able to compute any recursively enumerable set of vectors of non-negative integers.References
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