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affiliation: IBM, Networking Hardware Division, NC, USA
affiliation: North Carolina State University, Department of Computer Science, Raleigh, NC, USA

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2000 – 2009

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2007
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Rance Cleaveland, Gerald Lüttgen, V. Natarajan:
Priority and abstraction in process algebra. Inf. Comput. 205(9): 1426-1458 (2007)
2001
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Rance Cleaveland, Gerald Lüttgen, V. Natarajan:
Priority in Process Algebra. Handbook of Process Algebra 2001: 711-765

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1998
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Rance Cleaveland, Gerald Lüttgen, V. Natarajan:
A Process Algebra with Distributed Priorities. Theor. Comput. Sci. 195(2): 227-258 (1998)
1996
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Rance Cleaveland, V. Natarajan, Steve Sims, Gerald Lüttgen:
Modeling and Verifying Distributed Systems Using Priorities: A Case Study. Softw. Concepts Tools 17(2): 50-62 (1996)
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Rance Cleaveland, Gerald Lüttgen, V. Natarajan:
A Process Algebra with Distributed Priorities. CONCUR 1996: 34-49
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V. Natarajan, Rance Cleaveland:
An Algebraic Theory of Process Efficiency. LICS 1996: 63-72
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V. Natarajan, Rance Cleaveland:
Predictability of real-time systems: a process-algebraic approach. RTSS 1996: 82-91
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Rance Cleaveland, Gerald Lüttgen, V. Natarajan, Steve Sims:
Priorities for Modeling and Verifying Distributed Systems. TACAS 1996: 278-297
1995
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V. Natarajan, Rance Cleaveland:
Divergence and Fair Testing. ICALP 1995: 648-659
1994
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V. Natarajan, Ivan Christoff, Linda Christoff, Rance Cleaveland:
Priority and Abstraction in Process Algebra. FSTTCS 1994: 217-230

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