Effective Homology and Membrane Computing
Pedro Real, Hepzibah A. Christinal, Miguel A. Gutierrez-Naranjo, Daniel Diaz-Pernil
Last modified: 2010-05-08
Abstract
Effective Homology is a computational algebraic topological theory mainly based in the
notion of chain homotopy equivalence, a strong algebraic notions connecting two
differential graded modules. We use membrane computing methods for representing without algebraic redundancy chain homotopy equivalences.
Different variants of P systems have been used when Membrane Computing
and Algebraic Topology have been connected. One of the most known variants
of P systems is the model of tissue P systems. We present a new variant of this
model where the presence of some objects (working like catalyst) is necessary to
apply some rules.