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1994
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Brian Lockyear, Carl Ebeling:
Optimal retiming of level-clocked circuits using symmetric clock schedules. IEEE Trans. Comput. Aided Des. Integr. Circuits Syst. 13(9): 1097-1109 (1994)

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1995
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Carl Ebeling, Brian Lockyear:
On the performance of level-clocked circuits. ARVLSI 1995: 342-357
1993
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Brian Lockyear, Carl Ebeling:
The practical application of retiming to the design of high-performance systems. ICCAD 1993: 288-295

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2019
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Ryan T. Elliott, Ricardo Fernández-Blanco, Kelly Kozdras, Josh Kaplan, Brian Lockyear, Jason Zyskowski, Daniel S. Kirschen:
Sharing Energy Storage Between Transmission and Distribution. CoRR abs/1901.02977 (2019)

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