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1991
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Thomas R. Stiemerling:
Design and simulation of an MIMD shared memory multiprocessor with interleaved instruction streams. University of Edinburgh, UK, 1991

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1994
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Kevin Murray, Tim Wilkinson, Tom Stiemerling, Paul H. J. Kelly:
Angel: Resource Unification in a.64-bit Microkernel. HICSS (2) 1994: 106-116
1993
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Kevin Murray, Tim Wilkinson, Peter Osmon, Ashley Saulsbury, Tom Stiemerling, Paul H. J. Kelly:
Design and Implementation of an Object-Oriented 64-bit Single Address Space Microkernel. USENIX Microkernels and Other Kernel Architectures Symposium 1993: 31-44
1992
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Peter Osmon, Tom Stiemerling, Tony Valsamidis, Andy Whitcroft, Tim Wilkinson, Nick Williams:
The Topsy Project: a Position Paper. PARLE 1992: 97-112

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