Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely:  investigate the influence that the flow of information in membrane systems has on their computational complexity. In particular,  analyse the behaviour of P systems with active membranes where communication only happens from a membrane towards its parent, and never in the opposite direction.  prove that these “monodirectional P systems” are, when working in polynomial time and under standard complexity-theoretic assumptions, much less porful than unrestricted ones: indeed, they characterise classes of problems defined by polynomial-time Turing machines with \({\mathbf{NP}}\) oracles, rather than the whole class \({\mathbf{PSPACE}}\) of problems solvable in polynomial space.
['Alberto Leporati', 'Luca Manzoni', 'Giancarlo Mauri', 'Antonio E. Porreca', 'Claudio Zandron']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Monodirectional P Systems
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