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1994
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Jerome A. Rolia, M. Starkey, Gerald Boersma:
Modeling RPC Performance. SIGMETRICS 1994: 282-283
1993
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Jerome A. Rolia, M. Starkey, Gerald Boersma:
Modeling RPC performance. CASCON 1993: 677-690
1991
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M. Starkey, Tony M. Carter:
Transforming disfigured and disoriented areas into routable switchboxes. Great Lakes Symposium on VLSI 1991: 82-87
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Erik Brunvand, M. Starkey:
An Integrated Environment for the Design and Simulation of Self-Timed Systems. VLSI 1991: 137-146
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M. Starkey, Tony M. Carter:
Switchbox Routing by Pattern Matching. VLSI 1991: 337-346

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