John H. Williams

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Published: 1993
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2007
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John H. Williams:
Letter to the Editor: Calvin Mooers and the patent system. Inf. Res. 12(3) (2007)
1982
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John H. Williams:
On the Development of the Algebra of Functional Programs. ACM Trans. Program. Lang. Syst. 4(4): 733-757 (1982)
1981
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John H. Williams:
Formal Representations for Recursively Defined Functional Programs. ICFPC 1981: 460-470
1975
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John H. Williams:
Bounded Context Parsable Grammars. Inf. Control. 28(4): 314-334 (1975)
1963
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John H. Williams:
A discriminant method for automatically classifying documents. AFIPS Fall Joint Computing Conference 1963: 161-166

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