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1977
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Andy N. C. Kang, Richard C. T. Lee, Chin-Liang Chang, Shi-Kuo Chang:
Storage Reduction Through Minimal Spanning Trees and Spanning Forests. IEEE Trans. Computers 26(5): 425-434 (1977)
1975
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Andy N. C. Kang, David A. Ault:
Some Properties of a Centroid of a Free Tree. Inf. Process. Lett. 4(1): 18-20 (1975)
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Andy N. C. Kang:
On the Efficiency of Universal Machines. IEEE Trans. Computers 24(10): 1010-1012 (1975)
1972
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Andy N. C. Kang:
Effective Operators with No Strong Gaps. J. Comput. Syst. Sci. 6(1): 77-87 (1972)

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1972
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Andy N. C. Kang:
On the complexity of proving functions. AFIPS Spring Joint Computing Conference 1972: 493-501

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