论文信息 - Algebraic Principles for the Analysis of a Biochemical System

Algebraic Principles for the Analysis of a Biochemical System

A new algebraic approach to the description and understanding of finite-state systems is given in the form of principles derived from the Krohn-Rhodes' prime decomposition theorem for finite semigroups. The principles are motivated by several examples from classical physics and a model for the analysis of intermediary metabolism as a finite-state system is described in detail.

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