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Gyula A. Magó

Gyula Magó

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affiliation: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, NC, USA
affiliation: University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, USA

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1980 – 1989

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1985
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Gyula A. Magó:
Making Parallel Computations Simple: The FFP Machine. COMPCON 1985: 424-428
1982
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Gyula A. Magó, Roy P. Pargas:
Solving Partial Differential Equations on a Cellular Tree Machine. IMACS World Congress 1982: 235-241
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Gyula Magó:
Data Sharing in an FFP Machine. Symposium on LISP and Functional Programming 1982: 201-207
1981
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Gyula Magó:
Copying operands versus copying results: A solution to the problem of large operands in FFP'S. FPCA 1981: 93-98

1970 – 1979

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1979
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Gyula A. Magó:
A network of microprocessors to execute reduction languages, part I. Int. J. Parallel Program. 8(5): 349-385 (1979)
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Gyula A. Magó:
A network of microprocessors to execute reduction languages, part II. Int. J. Parallel Program. 8(6): 435-471 (1979)
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Donald F. Stanat, Gyula A. Magó:
Minimizing maximum flows in linear graphs. Networks 9(4): 333-361 (1979)
1973
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Gyula Magó:
Monotone Functions in Sequential Circuits. IEEE Trans. Computers 22(10): 928-933 (1973)
1972
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Stephen F. Weiss, Gyula Magó, Donald F. Stanat:
Algebraic Parsing Techniques for Context-Free Languages. ICALP 1972: 493-498
1971
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Gyula Magó:
Realization Methods for Asynchronous Sequential Circuits. IEEE Trans. Computers 20(3): 290-297 (1971)
1970
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Gyula Magó:
Asynchronous Sequential Circuits with (2,1) Type State Assignments. SWAT 1970: 109-113

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