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1995
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Frederick Wieland, Eric L. Blair, Anthony E. Zukas:
Parallel discrete-event simulation (PDES): a case study in design, development, and performance using SPEEDES. PADS 1995: 103-110
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Eric L. Blair, Frederick Wieland, Anthony E. Zukas:
A Distributed Simulation Model of Air Traffic in the National Airspace System. WSC 1995: 1116-1123
1989
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Eric L. Blair, Sathyakumar Selvaraj:
DISC++: A C++ based library for object oriented simulation. WSC 1989: 301-305
1988
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Sathyakumar Selvaraj, Eric L. Blair, Milton L. Smith, William M. Marcy:
C based discrete event simulation support system. WSC 1988: 125-128
1982
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Eric L. Blair:
An experimental investigation of material handling in flexible manufacturing using computer simulation. WSC 1982: 513-520

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