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1990 – 1999

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1997
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Leyuan Shi, Phillip Q. Hwang:
A method for real-time scheduling problems. WORDS 1997: 172-176
1996
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Leyuan Shi, Phillip Q. Hwang:
Design and optimization of complex real-time dependable systems. WORDS 1996: 218-224
1990
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Steven L. Howell, Phillip Q. Hwang, Cuong M. Nguyen:
Expert Design Advisor. Jerusalem Conference on Information Technology 1990: 743-756

1980 – 1989

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1987
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Phillip Q. Hwang:
Performance Based Distributed Programming-Abstract. PP 1987: 327
1985
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Jeffrey L. Franklin, Phillip Q. Hwang, Arthur Wrenn, Teresa Park:
Software Analysis Tools: A Method for Developing Performance Model Inputs. Int. CMG Conference 1985: 400-410

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