Robert Michael Owens

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Published: 1993
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1986
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Robert Michael Owens, Joseph F. JáJá:
A VLSI chip for the winograd/Prime factor algorithm to compute the discrete Fourier transform. IEEE Trans. Acoust. Speech Signal Process. 34(4): 979-989 (1986)
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Robert Michael Owens, Joseph F. JáJá:
Optimal Algorithms for Mesh-Connected Parallel Processors with Serial Memories. ICPP 1986: 812-818
1985
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Robert Michael Owens, Joseph F. JáJá:
Parallel Sorting with Serial Momories. IEEE Trans. Computers 34(4): 379-383 (1985)
1984
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Joseph F. JáJá, Robert Michael Owens:
VLSI Sorting with Reduced Hardware. IEEE Trans. Computers 33(7): 668-671 (1984)
1983
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Joseph F. JáJá, Robert Michael Owens:
An architecture for a VLSI FFT processor. Integr. 1(4): 305-316 (1983)

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