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On Multitasking In Parallel Chemical Processors: Experimental Findings, Int. J.
Bifur. & Chaos
 









Abstract: A parallel chemical processor is a thin-layer of a reagent mixture
which reacts to changes in its concentration - data configuration - in a
predictable way to form a stationary pattern corresponding to the concentration
of the reagent - result configuration. A computation in the chemical processor
is implemented via the spreading and interaction of diffusive or phase waves.
Namely, we study the possibility of designing a multitasking chemical processor
that independently and simultaneously computes (...). We define a two-tasking
chemical processor as two distinct reactant-substrate couples within a
reaction-diffusion processor that solve separate tasks but share the same
physical space.
Source: On Multitasking In Parallel Chemical Processors: Experimental Findings[
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2003/03/030305081135.htm ], B. P. J. De L.
Costello - ben.delacycostellouwe.ac.uk, a. i. adamatzky, DOI:
10.1142/S0218127403006716, Feb. 2003
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