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affiliation: Kaiserslautern University of Technology, Germany

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2010 – 2019

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2016
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Xiao-Qi Ding, Andrew A. Maudsley, Mohammad Sabati, Sulaiman Sheriff, Birte Schmitz, Martin Schütze, Paul Bronzlik, Kai G. Kahl, Heinrich Lanfermann:
Physiological neuronal decline in healthy aging human brain - An in vivo study with MRI and short echo-time whole-brain ¹H MR spectroscopic imaging. NeuroImage 137: 45-51 (2016)

1990 – 1999

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1999
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Martin Schütze:
Eine musterbasierte Methode zur domänenspezifischen Modellierung und Generierung von Softwarekomponenten. Kaiserslautern University of Technology, Germany, Shaker 1999, ISBN 978-3-8265-6268-6, pp. 1-212
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Martin Schütze, Jan Peter Riegel, Gerhard Zimmermann:
PSiGene: A Pattern-Based Component Generator for Building Simulation. Theory Pract. Object Syst. 5(2): 83-95 (1999)
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Jan Peter Riegel, C. Kaeseling, Martin Schütze:
Modeling Software Architecture Using Domain-Specific Patterns. WICSA 1999: 273-292
1997
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Joachim Altmeyer, Jan Peter Riegel, Bernd Schürmann, Martin Schütze, Gerhard Zimmermann:
Application of a Generator-Based Software Development Method Supporting Model Reuse. CAiSE 1997: 159-172
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Martin Schütze, Jan Peter Riegel, Gerhard Zimmermann:
A Pattern-Based Application Generator for Building Simulation. ESEC / SIGSOFT FSE 1997: 468-482
1995
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Joachim Altmeyer, Bernd Schürmann, Martin Schütze:
Generating ECAD Framework Code from Abstract Models. DAC 1995: 88-93
1994
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Bernd Schürmann, Joachim Altmeyer, Martin Schütze:
On modeling top-down VLSI design. ICCAD 1994: 508-515
1992
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Martin Schütze, Bernd Schürmann, Gerhard Zimmermann:
Abbildung eines CAD-Datenmodells auf das kommerzielle objektorientierte Datenbanksystem GemStone. Datenbank Rundbr. 10: 36-37 (1992)

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