P systems with active membranes with minimal cooperation in evolution rules

In classical P systems with active membranes, no rule is present in the system where more than one object is present in the left hand side of the rule; that is, there are no cooperative rules.

However, some later variants of P systems with active membranes where introduced involving different type of cooperation in evolution rules.

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