Larry Finkelstein

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Published: 1993
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1996
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Cynthia A. Brown, Larry Finkelstein, Paul Walton Purdom Jr.:
Backtrack Searching in the Presence of Symmetry. Nord. J. Comput. 3(3): 203-219 (1996)
1989
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Cynthia A. Brown, Larry Finkelstein, Paul Walton Purdom Jr.:
A New Base Change Algorithm for Permutation Groups. SIAM J. Comput. 18(5): 1037-1047 (1989)
1988
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Cynthia A. Brown, Larry Finkelstein, Paul Walton Purdom Jr.:
Backtrack Searching in the Presence of Symmetry. AAECC 1988: 99-110
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Cynthia A. Brown, Gene Cooperman, Larry Finkelstein:
Solving Permutation Problems Using Rewriting Systems. ISSAC 1988: 364-377
1986
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Cynthia A. Brown, Larry Finkelstein, Paul Walton Purdom Jr.:
Intelligent Backtracking Using Symmetry. FJCC 1986: 576-584

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