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1975
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George T. Ligler:
Proof Rules, Mathematical Semantics, and Programming Language Design. University of Oxford, UK, 1975

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1978
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Roger R. Bate, George T. Ligler:
An approach to software testing: methodology and tools. COMPSAC 1978: 476-480
1976
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George T. Ligler, William C. Nylin Jr., Patrick Wang, Patrick C. Fischer, Robert L. Probert:
SIGACT (Paper Session). ACM Annual Conference 1976: 1
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George T. Ligler:
The assignment axiom and programming language design. ACM Annual Conference 1976: 2-6
1975
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George T. Ligler:
A Mathematical Approach to Language Design. POPL 1975: 41-53

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