Springer aug 2007 (2 Ergebnisse)

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -Invited Talks.- Encapsulating Reaction-Diffusion Computers.- On the Computational Capabilities of Several Models.- Universality, Reducibility, and Completeness.- Using Approximation to Relate Computational Classes over the Reals.- A Survey of Infinite Time Turing Machines.- The Tiling Problem Revisited (Extended Abstract).- Decision Versus Evaluation in Algebraic Complexity.- A Universal Reversible Turing Machine.- P Systems and Picture Languages.- Regular Papers.- Partial Halting in P Systems Using Membrane Rules with Permitting Contexts.- Uniform Solution of QSAT Using Polarizationless Active Membranes.- Satisfiability Parsimoniously Reduces to the TantrixTM Rotation Puzzle Problem.- Planar Trivalent Network Computation.- On the Power of Networks of Evolutionary Processors.- Study of Limits of Solvability in Tag Systems.- Query Completeness of Skolem Machine Computations.- More on the Size of Higman-Haines Sets: Effective Constructions.- Insertion-Deletion Systems with One-Sided Contexts.- Accepting Networks of Splicing Processors with Filtered Connections.- Hierarchical Relaxations of the Correctness Preserving Property for Restarting Automata.- Four Small Universal Turing Machines.- Changing the Neighborhood of Cellular Automata.- A Simple P-Complete Problem and Its Representations by Language Equations.- Slightly Beyond Turing's Computability for Studying Genetic Programming.- A Smallest Five-State Solution to the Firing Squad Synchronization Problem.- Small Semi-weakly Universal Turing Machines.- Simple New Algorithms Which Solve the Firing Squad Synchronization Problem: A 7-States 4n-Steps Solution. 340 pp. Englisch.…

Kombiprodukt. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - In the USA, Asia and Europe, as well as worldwide, trade is growing rapidly and much of it depends on shipping. This is leading to the development of mega-cities and mega-harbours. The marine environment is degrading. Is increasing trade ecologically sustainable This book addresses this question through harbours in the Asia Pacific region, including Tokyo Bay, the Pearl Estuary, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Ho Chi Minh City, Manila Bay, Jakarta Bay, Bangkok, Singapore, Klang, Pearl Harbour, and Darwin. Much of the world trade goes through these harbours. This book demonstrates, through the writing of eminent scientists in each of these countries, the oceanography and ecosystem science necessary to understand how these urbanised marine ecosystems function. It offers science-based solutions to achieve ecologically sustainable development. These lessons are important not only for the Asia Pacific Region, including Australia, but also worldwide. The book is a wake-up call that all the countries in the Asia Pacific are facing the same, serious socio-economic and environmental problems with varying scales. Each of these countries addresses these issues differently. This book shows that we have much to learn from each other to ensure that development does not need to be at the cost of the environment. I commend this book for its comprehensive coverage of the links between oceanography, ecosystem processes, and socio-economic issues.…