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1997
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M. G. Parker, Mohammed Benaissa:
Modular Arithmetic Using Low Order Redundant Bases. IEEE Trans. Computers 46(5): 611-616 (1997)
1988
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M. Needham, J. S. Mills, M. G. Parker:
Organization and upstream DNA sequence of the mouse protease inhibitor gene. Nucleic Acids Res. 16(13): 6229 (1988)

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1994
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M. G. Parker, Mohammed Benaissa:
Fault-Tolerant Linear Convolution using Residue Number Systems. ISCAS 1994: 441-444
1993
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M. G. Parker, Mohammed Benaissa:
Bit-serial, VLSI architecture for the implementation of maximum-length number-theoretic transforms using mixed basis representation. ICASSP (1) 1993: 341-344

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