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1987
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Richard E. Buehrer, Kattamuri Ekanadham:
Incorporating Data Flow Ideas into von Neumann Processors for Parallel Execution. IEEE Trans. Computers 36(12): 1515-1522 (1987)
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Albert T. Kündig, Richard E. Bührer, Jacques Dähler:
Embedded Systems: New Approaches to Their Formal Description and Design, An Advances Course, Zürich, Switzerland, March 5-7, 1986. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 284, Springer 1987, ISBN 3-540-18581-X [contents]
1983
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Hans-Joerg Brundiers, Richard E. Buehrer, Hansmartin Friess, Milan Tadian:
The Multiprocessor EMPRESS: A Useful Tool for Studying Parallelization Concepts. ICPP 1983: 511-513
1982
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Richard E. Buehrer, Hans-Joerg Brundiers, Hans Benz, Bernard Bron, Hansmartin Friess, Walter Haelg, Hans Jürgen Halin, Anders Isacson, Milan Tadian:
The ETH-Multiprocessor EMPRESS: A Dynamically Configurable MIMD System. IEEE Trans. Computers 31(11): 1035-1044 (1982)

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