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    • Theoretical Computer Science
    • Bio-inspired Computing
    • Formal Language Theory

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    • Tissue P systems are bio-inspired parallel computational models.
    • Channel states introduce sequential rule application within these systems.
    • Flat maximally parallel computation involves applying maximal sets of rules simultaneously.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • Investigate the computational power of tissue P systems with channel states operating in a flat maximally parallel manner.
    • Determine the impact of channel states on the tractability of computational problems.
    • Explore the capabilities of these systems in computing Parikh sets and solving NP-complete problems.

    Main Methods:

    • Analysis of tissue P systems with channel states and antiport rules.
    • Examination of tissue P systems with one cell and noncooperative symport rules.
    • Application of flat maximally parallel computation principles.
    • Investigation of Turing universality and NP-complete problem solving (SAT).

    Main Results:

    • Tissue P systems with channel states and antiport rules can compute Parikh sets of finite languages.
    • Systems with one cell and noncooperative symport rules compute Parikh sets of matrix languages.
    • Turing universality is demonstrated for certain configurations.
    • The NP-complete SAT problem is solved by systems with channel states, cell division, and noncooperative symport rules.

    Conclusions:

    • Channel states are essential for achieving higher computational power in tissue P systems.
    • The presence of channel states distinguishes between tractable and intractable problem-solving capabilities.
    • These findings establish channel states as a critical factor in the efficiency frontier of tissue P systems with cell division.