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1991
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Stuart A. Green:
Parallel processing for computer graphics. Research monographs in parallel and distributed computing, Pitman 1991, ISBN 978-0-273-08834-9, pp. 1-233

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1990
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Stuart A. Green, Derek J. Paddon:
A highly flexible multiprocessor solution for ray tracing. Vis. Comput. 6(2): 62-73 (1990)
1989
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Stuart A. Green, Derek J. Paddon:
Exploiting coherence for multiprocessor ray tracing. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 9(6): 12-26 (1989)

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2012
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Alan J. Poots, Stuart A. Green, Ruth Barnes, Derek Bell:
Using routine geo-coded data to identify geographical heterogeneity to reduce disparities: case studies in UK. HealthGIS 2012: 40-43

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