Sumit Ghosh

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Published: 1993
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1997
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Peter A. Walker, Sumit Ghosh:
On the nature and inadequacies of transport timing delay constructs in VHDL descriptions. IEEE Trans. Comput. Aided Des. Integr. Circuits Syst. 16(8): 894-915 (1997)
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Peter A. Walker, Sumit Ghosh:
VHDL extensions for complex transmission line simulation. ED&TC 1997: 368-372
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Peter A. Walker, Sumit Ghosh:
Exploiting temporal independence in distributed preemptive circuit simulation. ED&TC 1997: 378-382
1996
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Peter A. Walker, Sumit Ghosh:
On the Nature and Inadequacies of Transport Timing Delay Constructs in VHDL Descriptions. ICCD 1996: 128-130
1995
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Peter A. Walker, Sumit Ghosh:
Asynchronous, Distributed Event Driven Simulation Algorithm for Execution of VHDL on Parallel Processors. DAC 1995: 144-150

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