A Flat Process Calculus for Nested Membrane Interactions

The link-calculus has been recently proposed as a process calculus for representing interactions that are open (i.e., that the number of processes may vary), and multiparty (i.e., that may involve more than two processes). Here, we apply the link-calculus for expressing, possibly hierarchical and no...

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Main Authors: C. Bodei, L. Brodo, R. Bruni, D. Chiarugi
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Language:English
Published: Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi 2014-06-01
Series:Scientific Annals of Computer Science
Online Access:http://www.info.uaic.ro/bin/download/Annals/XXIV1/XXIV1_2.pdf
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spelling doaj-2d8f85d2b4bc475884f25ef28194c3182020-11-25T01:49:39ZengAlexandru Ioan Cuza University of IasiScientific Annals of Computer Science1843-81212248-26952014-06-01XXIV19113610.7561/SACS.2014.1.91A Flat Process Calculus for Nested Membrane InteractionsC. BodeiL. BrodoR. BruniD. ChiarugiThe link-calculus has been recently proposed as a process calculus for representing interactions that are open (i.e., that the number of processes may vary), and multiparty (i.e., that may involve more than two processes). Here, we apply the link-calculus for expressing, possibly hierarchical and non dyadic, biological interactions. In particular, we provide a natural encoding of Cardelli's Brane calculus, a compartment-based calculus, introduced to model the behaviour of nested membranes. Notably, the link-calculus is flat, but we can model membranes just as special processes taking part in the biological reaction. Moreover, we give evidence that the link-calculus allows one to directly model biological phenomena at the more appropriate level of abstraction.http://www.info.uaic.ro/bin/download/Annals/XXIV1/XXIV1_2.pdf
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A Flat Process Calculus for Nested Membrane Interactions
Scientific Annals of Computer Science
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title A Flat Process Calculus for Nested Membrane Interactions
title_short A Flat Process Calculus for Nested Membrane Interactions
title_full A Flat Process Calculus for Nested Membrane Interactions
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publisher Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi
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publishDate 2014-06-01
description The link-calculus has been recently proposed as a process calculus for representing interactions that are open (i.e., that the number of processes may vary), and multiparty (i.e., that may involve more than two processes). Here, we apply the link-calculus for expressing, possibly hierarchical and non dyadic, biological interactions. In particular, we provide a natural encoding of Cardelli's Brane calculus, a compartment-based calculus, introduced to model the behaviour of nested membranes. Notably, the link-calculus is flat, but we can model membranes just as special processes taking part in the biological reaction. Moreover, we give evidence that the link-calculus allows one to directly model biological phenomena at the more appropriate level of abstraction.
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