The Cell Net project tries to simulate the behavior of a P-System by means of a number of computers deployed across the Internet and aims to achieve a real massive parallelism.
The main target of the project is to simplify the calculation of NP-Complete problems solutions, reducing temporal cost with the use of a large number of computers.
Another secondary goal is to build a powerful P-System simulator that can be use effectively in simulating behaviour of living cells. This simulation may be useful for research in other sciences such as biology or medicine.
Finally, this may be the first attempt to use the cellular membrane computing paradigm as a way to achieve efficient and powerful real computing. Therefore this project could be also considered interesting from the point of view of this research area.
The software developed in this project will include a peer to peer network client that simulates the cellular membrane machine, a graphic straightforward editor to specify families and systems, and others related and auxiliary software, documentation and web sites.
Main components of the project are expected to be scalable in such a way that new P-System variants can be added to the system easily using a plug-in architecture. Thus, the software would be immediately ready to simulate any new variant.
Requirements:
· Java
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