Eric G. Manning

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Published: 1993
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1978
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Richard Peebles, Eric G. Manning:
System Architecture for Distributed Data Management. Computer 11(1): 40-47 (1978)
1977
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Eric G. Manning, Richard Peebles:
A Homogeneous Network for Data-Sharing Communications. Comput. Networks 1: 211-224 (1977)
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Jacques Labetoulle, Eric G. Manning, Richard Peebles:
A Homogeneous Computer Network; Analysis and Simulation. Comput. Networks 1: 225-240 (1977)
1975
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Richard Peebles, Eric G. Manning:
A Computer Architecture for Large (Distributed) Data Bases. VLDB 1975: 405-427
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Eric G. Manning, Richard Peebles:
Segment transfer protocols for a homogeneous computer network. SIGCOMM/SIGOPS Workshop on Interprocess Communications 1975: 65-73

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