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Felix Palludan Hargreaves, Daniel Merkle, Peter Schneider-Kamp:
Group communication patterns for high performance computing in scala. FHPC@ICFP 2014: 75-85
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Felix Palludan Hargreaves, Daniel Merkle:
FooPar: A Functional Object Oriented Parallel Framework in Scala. PPAM (2) 2013: 118-129

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Felix Palludan Hargreaves, Daniel Merkle, Peter Schneider-Kamp:
Group Communication Patterns for High Performance Computing in Scala. CoRR abs/1406.6163 (2014)
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Felix Palludan Hargreaves, Daniel Merkle:
FooPar: A Functional Object Oriented Parallel Framework in Scala. CoRR abs/1304.2550 (2013)

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