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ORCIDVLSI Design, Volume 3
Volume 3, Number 1, 1995
- Martin Lefebvre, Clifford Liem:
Cell Generator-Based Technology Mapping by Constructive Tree-Matching and Dynamic Covering. 1-12 - Pong P. Chu:
Applying Neural Networks to Find the Minimum Cost Coverage of a Boolean Function. 13-19 - Thomas Charles Wilson, Nilanjan Mukherjee, Manoj K. Garg, Dilip K. Banerji:
An ILP Solution for Optimum Scheduling, Module and Register Allocation, and Operation Binding in Datapath Synthesis. 21-36 - Kyunrak Chong, Sartaj Sahni:
Flipping Modules to Minimize Maximum Wire Length. 37-41 - Xiao-Dong Wang, Tom Chen:
Performance and Area Optimization of VLSI Systems Using Genetic Algorithms. 43-51 - Khaled Al-Zamel, Mukkai S. Krishnamoorthy:
Input/Output Pad Placement Problem. 53-57 - David Crook, John Fulcher:
A Comparison of Bit Serial and Bit Parallel DCT Designs. 59-65 - Uwe Vehlies:
Stepwise Transformation of Algorithms into Array Processor Architectures by the DECOMP. 67-80 - Ahmed El-Amawy, Maheshwar Umasankar:
A Comparative Study of Synchronous Clocking Schemes for VLSI Based Systems. 81-92 - Youssef Saab:
New Methods for the Construction of Test Cases for Partitioning Heuristics. 93-98
Volume 3, Number 2, 1995
- Joseph W. Jerome:
Classical and Quantum Hydrodynamic Device Models and Energy Transport. 99-100 - Mario G. Ancona:
Hydrodynamic Models of Semiconductor Electron Transport at High Fields. 101-114 - Massimo Rudan, Giorgio Baccarani:
On the Structure and Closure-Condition of the Hydrodynamic Model. 115-129 - Joseph W. Jerome, Chi-Wang Shu
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The Response of the Hydrodynamic Model to Heat Conduction, Mobility, and Relaxation Expressions. 131-143 - Zhangxin Chen, Bernardo Cockburn, Joseph W. Jerome, Chi-Wang Shu:
Mixed-RKDG Finite Element Methods for the 2-D Hydrodynamic Model for Semiconductor Device Simulation. 145-158 - Jing-Rong Zhou, David K. Ferry:
2-D Simulation of Quantum Effects in Small Semiconductor Devices Using Quantum Hydrodynamic Equations. 159-177 - John P. Kreskovsky, H. L. Grubin:
Electron Transport Using the Quantum Corrected Hydrodynamic Equations. 179-200 - Carl L. Gardner:
Resonant Tunneling in the Quantum Hydrodynamic Model. 201-210 - Edwin C. Kan, Zhiping Yu, Robert W. Dutton, Datong Chen, Umberto Ravaioli:
Formulation of Macroscopic Transport Models for Numerical Simulation of Semiconductor Devices. 211-224
Volume 3, Numbers 3-4, 1995
- Lech Józwiak:
Guest Editor's Introduction. i-iv - Lech Józwiak:
General Decomposition and Its Use in Digital Circuit Synthesis. 225-248 - Zafar Hasan, Maciej J. Ciesielski:
FSM Decomposition and Functional Verification of FSM Networks. 249-265 - Frank Volf, Lech Józwiak, Mario Stevens:
Division-Based Versus General Decomposition- Based Multiple-Level Logic Synthesis. 267-287 - Tadeusz Luba, Henry Selvaraj:
A General Approach to Boolean Function Decomposition and its Application in FPGABased Synthesis. 289-300 - Marek A. Perkowski, Malgorzata Chrzanowska-Jeske, Andisheh Sarabi, Ingo Schäfer:
Multi-Level Logic Synthesis Based on Kronecker Decision Diagrams and Boolean Ternary Decision Diagrams for Incompletely Specified Functions. 301-313 - Ning Song, Marek A. Perkowski, Malgorzata Chrzanowska-Jeske, Andisheh Sarabi:
A New Design Methodology for Two-Dimensional Logic Arrays. 315-332 - Tarek Ben Ismail, Kevin O'Brien, Ahmed Amine Jerraya:
PARTIF: Interactive System-level Partitioning. 333-345 - Kamlesh Rath, Venkatesh Choppella, Steven D. Johnson:
Decomposition of Sequential Behavior Using Interface Specification and Complementation. 347-358 - Michal Servít, Jan Zamazal:
Decomposition and Reduction: General Problem-Solving Paradigms. 359-371
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