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affiliation: Stanford University, CA, USA

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1990 – 1999

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1990
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Chad L. Mitchell, Michael J. Flynn:
The Effects of Processor Architecture on Instruction Memory Traffic. ACM Trans. Comput. Syst. 8(3): 230-250 (1990)

1980 – 1989

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1988
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Chad L. Mitchell, Michael J. Flynn:
A workbench for computer architects. IEEE Des. Test 5(1): 19-29 (1988)
1987
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Michael J. Flynn, Chad L. Mitchell, Johannes M. Mulder:
And Now a Case for More Complex Instruction Sets. Computer 20(9): 71-83 (1987)
1986
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Chad L. Mitchell:
Processor architecture and cache performance. Stanford University, USA, 1986
1984
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Tracy Larrabee, Chad L. Mitchell:
Gambit: A Prototyping Approach to Video Game Design. IEEE Softw. 1(4): 28-36 (1984)

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