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2000
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Joe L. Armstrong:
Increasing the Reliability of Email Services. SAC (2) 2000: 627-632
1997
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Joe L. Armstrong:
The Development of Erlang. ICFP 1997: 196-203
1995
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Joe L. Armstrong, Robert Virding:
One Pass Real-Time Generational Mark-Sweep Garbage Collection. IWMM 1995: 313-322
1986
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Joe L. Armstrong, Nabiel A. Elshiewy, Robert Virding:
The Phoning Philosopher's Problem or Logic Programming for Telecommunications Applications. SLP 1986: 28-33
1965
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M. May, W. W. Powell, Joe L. Armstrong:
A thin magnetic film computer memory using a resonant absorption nondestructive readout technique. AFIPS Fall Joint Computing Conference (1) 1965: 801-808

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