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Plenary lecture III: an integrating view on DNA computing and membrane computing

Rudolf Freund

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In the area of molecular computing, the two fields of DNA computing and membrane computing are dealing with different operations and objects, yet both based on biological processes. In this paper, the similaritiesbetween these two approaches are considered from a theoretical point of view, and the possibilities to transfertheoretical results from one area to the other one are exhibited.

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In the area of molecular computing, the two fields of DNA computing and membrane computing are dealing with different operations and objects, yet both based on biological processes. In this paper, the similaritiesbetween these two approaches are considered from a theoretical point of view, and the possibilities to transfertheoretical results from one area to the other one are exhibited.

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In the area of molecular computing, the two fields of DNA computing and membrane computing are dealing with different operations and objects, yet both based on biological processes. In this paper, the similaritiesbetween these two approaches are considered from a theoretical point of view, and the possibilities to transfertheoretical results from one area to the other one are exhibited.

Key concepts: Membrane computing, DNA computing, Computer science, Natural computing, Point (geometry), Supercomputer, End-user computing, Computational science

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