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2017
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Malik Al-Manasia:
Mitigating cache associativity and coherence scalability constraints for many-core chip multiprocessors. University of Technology Sydney, Australia, 2017

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2016
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Malik Al-Manasia, Zenon Chaczko, Asma Ounzar:
AHRC: An Optimized Cache Associativity. HPCC/SmartCity/DSS 2016: 811-817
2014
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Malik Al-Manasia, Zenon Chaczko:
An Overview of Chip Multi-Processors Simulators Technology. ICSEng 2014: 877-884

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2015
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Malik Al-Manasia, Zenon Chaczko:
Evaluation of Cache Coherence Mechanisms for Multicore Processors. Computational Intelligence and Efficiency in Engineering Systems 2015: 307-320

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