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2000 – 2009

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2000
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Steve Rudkin, Alan Smith:
A Scheme for Component Based Service Deployment. USM 2000: 68-80

1990 – 1999

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Sarom Ing, Steve Rudkin:
Simplifying Real-Time Multimedia Application Development Using Session Descriptions. IS&N 1999: 305-314
1991
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Steve Rudkin:
Inheritance in LOTOS. FORTE 1991: 409-424
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Steve Rudkin:
Modelling Information Objects in Z. Open Distributed Processing 1991: 267-280

1980 – 1989

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1989
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Elspeth Cusack, Steve Rudkin, Chris Smith:
An Object Oriented Interpretation of LOTOS. FORTE 1989: 211-226

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