Small Universal Accepting Networks of Evolutionary Processors With Filtered Connections

The basic structure of an Accepting Network of Evolutionary Processors (ANEP for short) is widely met in distributed, parallel and evolutionary computing: A virtual undirected graph whose nodes are processors handling some data. All node processors act simultaneously on the local data in accordance with some predefined rules, and then local data becomes a mobile agent which can navigate in the network following a given protocol. All the nodes send simultaneously their data and the receiving nodes handle also simultaneously all the arriving messages. Only the data able to pass a filtering process can be communicated to the other processors. This filtering process may require the data to satisfy some conditions imposed by the sending processor, by the receiving processor or by both of them.