Shmuel Safra

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Published: 1993
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1987
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Stephen Taylor, Lisa Hellerstein, Shmuel Safra, Ehud Shapiro:
Notes on the Complexity of Systolic Programs. J. Parallel Distributed Comput. 4(3): 250-265 (1987)
1986
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Stephen Taylor, Shmuel Safra, Ehud Shapiro:
A parallel implementation of Flat Concurrent Prolog. Int. J. Parallel Program. 15(3): 245-275 (1986)
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Ehud Shapiro, Shmuel Safra:
Multiway Merge with Constant Delay in Concurrent Prolog. New Gener. Comput. 4(2): 211-216 (1986)
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Shmuel Safra, Ehud Shapiro:
Meta Interpreters For Real (Invited Paper). IFIP Congress 1986: 271-278
1985
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Ehud Shapiro, Shmuel Safra:
Fast Multiway Merge Using Destructive Operation. ICPP 1985: 118-122

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