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Structural Operational Semantics of P Systems

Authors: Oana Andrei; Gabriel Ciobanu; Dorel Lucanu;

Structural Operational Semantics of P Systems

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The paper formally describes an operational semantics of P systems. We present an abstract syntax of P systems, then the notion of configurations, and we define the sets of inference rules corresponding to the three stages of an evolution step: maximal parallel rewriting, parallel communication, and parallel dissolving. Several results assuring the correctness of each set of inference rules are also presented. Finally, we define simulation and bisimulation relations between P systems.

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