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Volume 12, Number 1, March 2013

Part 1: Special Issue: Quantum communication / Part 2: Special Issue: Nature inspired solutions for high performance computing

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    Tal Mor, Alain Tapp:
    Preface. 1-4
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    Netanel Aharon, Shai Machnes, Benni Reznik, Jonathan Silman, Lev Vaidman:
    Continuous input nonlocal games. 5-8
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    Wim van Dam:
    Implausible consequences of superstrong nonlocality. 9-12
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    Nicolas Gisin, Sandu Popescu, Valerio Scarani, Stefan Wolf, Jürg Wullschleger:
    Oblivious transfer and quantum channels as communication resources. 13-17
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    Pavel Trojek, Christian Schmid, Mohamed Bourennane, Caslav Brukner, Marek Zukowski, Harald Weinfurter:
    Experimental multipartner quantum communication complexity employing just one qubit. 19-26
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    Gianluigi Folino, Carlo Mastroianni, Sanaz Mostaghim:
    Preface: nature inspired solutions for high performance computing. 27-28
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    Ivan Kondov:
    Protein structure prediction using distributed parallel particle swarm optimization. 29-41
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    Jose Luis Fernandez-Marquez, Giovanna Di Marzo Serugendo, Sara Montagna, Mirko Viroli, Josep Lluís Arcos:
    Description and composition of bio-inspired design patterns: a complete overview. 43-67
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    Amos Brocco:
    The grid, the load and the gradient - A bio-inspired approach to load balancing. 69-85
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    Benjamin Satzger, Oliver Kramer:
    Goal distance estimation for automated planning using neural networks and support vector machines. 87-100
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    Majid Babaei:
    A novel text and image encryption method based on chaos theory and DNA computing. 101-107
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    Ruochen Liu, Xiao Wang, Jing Liu, Lingfen Fang, Licheng Jiao:
    A preference multi-objective optimization based on adaptive rank clone and differential evolution. 109-132

Volume 12, Number 2, June 2013

Part 1: Special Issue: Distributed Evolutionary Computation in Informal Environments / Part 2: Special Issue: DNA Computing 17

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    Juan Julián Merelo Guervós, Maribel García Arenas, David Corne, Juan Luis Jiménez Laredo, Francisco Fernández de Vega:
    Preface. 133-134
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    K. Meri, Maribel García Arenas, Antonio Miguel Mora, Juan Julián Merelo Guervós, Pedro A. Castillo, Pablo García-Sánchez, Juan Luis Jiménez Laredo:
    Cloud-based evolutionary algorithms: An algorithmic study. 135-147
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    Juan Julián Merelo Guervós, Antonio Miguel Mora, Carlos M. Fernandes, Anna Isabel Esparcia-Alcázar:
    Designing and testing a pool-based evolutionary algorithm. 149-162
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    Francisco Fernández de Vega, Gustavo Olague, Leonardo Trujillo, Daniel Lombraña Gonzalez:
    Customizable execution environments for evolutionary computation using BOINC + virtualization. 163-177
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    Julián Domínguez, Enrique Alba:
    Dealing with hardware heterogeneity: a new parallel search model. 179-193
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    Diego J. Bodas-Sagi, Pablo Fernández-Blanco, José Ignacio Hidalgo, Francisco José Soltero-Domingo:
    A parallel evolutionary algorithm for technical market indicators optimization. 195-207
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    Luca Cardelli, William M. Shih:
    Preface. 209
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    Stavros Konstantinidis, Nicolae Santean:
    Computing maximal Kleene closures that are embeddable in a given subword-closed language. 211-222
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    Robert Brijder, Joris J. M. Gillis, Jan Van den Bussche:
    Graph-theoretic formalization of hybridization in DNA sticker complexes. 223-234
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    Mark G. Arnold:
    Improved DNA-sticker arithmetic: tube-encoded-carry, Logarithmic Number System and Monte-Carlo methods. 235-246
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    Erik D. Demaine, Sarah Eisenstat, Mashhood Ishaque, Andrew Winslow:
    One-dimensional staged self-assembly. 247-258
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    Oleg Semenov, Mark J. Olah, Darko Stefanovic:
    Cooperative linear cargo transport with molecular spiders. 259-276
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    Maarten Houbraken, Sofie Demeyer, Dimitri Staessens, Pieter Audenaert, Didier Colle, Mario Pickavet:
    Fault tolerant network design inspired by Physarum polycephalum. 277-289
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    Hector Zenil:
    Turing patterns with Turing machines: emergence and low-level structure formation. 291-303

Volume 12, Number 3, September 2013

Special Issue: Cellular Automata and Applications

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    Alberto Dennunzio, Enrico Formenti:
    Foreword: cellular automata and applications. 305
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    Michael Vielhaber:
    Computation of functions on n bits by asynchronous clocking of cellular automata. 307-322
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    Heather Betel, Pedro Paulo Balbi de Oliveira, Paola Flocchini:
    Solving the parity problem in one-dimensional cellular automata. 323-337
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    Murillo Guimarães Carneiro, Gina M. B. Oliveira:
    Synchronous cellular automata-based scheduler initialized by heuristic and modeled by a pseudo-linear neighborhood. 339-351
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    Jean-Vivien Millo, Robert de Simone:
    Explicit routing schemes for implementation of cellular automata on processor arrays. 353-368
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    Arto Salomaa:
    Minimal and almost minimal reaction systems. 369-376
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    W. Richard Stark:
    Amorphous computing: examples, mathematics and theory. 377-392
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    William M. Stevens:
    Using transition systems to describe and predict the behaviour of structured excitable media. 393-410
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    Wesley Emeneker, Amy W. Apon:
    On modeling contention for shared caches in multi-core processors with techniques from ecology. 411-428
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    Gabriel Ciobanu:
    General patterns of interaction in stochastic fusion. 429-439

Volume 12, Number 4, December 2013

Part 1: Special Issue: Frontiers of Natural Computing - Part 2: Special issue: Asynchronous cellular automata and applications

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    Michael A. Lones, Andy M. Tyrrell, Susan Stepney, Leo S. D. Caves:
    Special issue on the frontiers of natural computing. 441-442
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    Larry Bull:
    Consideration of mobile DNA: new forms of artificial genetic regulatory networks. 443-452
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    Michael A. Lones, Alexander P. Turner, Luis A. Fuente, Susan Stepney, Leo S. D. Caves, Andy M. Tyrrell:
    Biochemical connectionism. 453-472
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    Boris Mitavskiy, Elio Tuci, Chris Cannings, Jonathan E. Rowe, Jun He:
    Geiringer theorems: from population genetics to computational intelligence, memory evolutive systems and Hebbian learning. 473-484
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    Ricard V. Solé, Javier Macía:
    Expanding the landscape of biological computation with synthetic multicellular consortia. 485-497
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    Germán Terrazas, Hector Zenil, Natalio Krasnogor:
    Exploring programmable self-assembly in non-DNA based molecular computing. 499-515
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    René Doursat, Hiroki Sayama, Olivier Michel:
    A review of morphogenetic engineering. 517-535
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    Alberto Dennunzio, Nazim Fatès, Enrico Formenti:
    Foreword: asynchronous cellular automata and applications. 537-538
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    Thomas Worsch:
    Towards intrinsically universal asynchronous CA. 539-550
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    Olivier Bouré, Nazim Fatès, Vincent Chevrier:
    First steps on asynchronous lattice-gas models with an application to a swarming rule. 551-560
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    Alberto Dennunzio, Enrico Formenti, Luca Manzoni, Giancarlo Mauri:
    m-Asynchronous cellular automata: from fairness to quasi-fairness. 561-572
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    Fernando Silva, Luís Correia:
    An experimental study of noise and asynchrony in elementary cellular automata with sampling compensation. 573-588
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    Szilárd Zsolt Fazekas, Hiro Ito, Yasushi Okuno, Shinnosuke Seki, Kei Taneishi:
    On computational complexity of graph inference from counting. 589-603
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    Yangyang Li, Peidao Li, Bo Wu, Licheng Jiao, Ronghua Shang:
    Kernel clustering using a hybrid memetic algorithm. 605-615
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    Fei Liu, Monika Heiner:
    Modeling membrane systems using colored stochastic Petri nets. 617-629

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