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PRL RR 8 pdf
... is resolved by Gentzen’s fundamental cut elimination theorem, which in turn singles out the crucial role played by the contraction rule. Indeed, the contraction rule plays a crucial role in the proof of the cut ... See full document
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PRL RR 14 pdf
... figure 8 is particularly difficult because the two robots have to interchange their positions in the central corridor; hence, both of them must first move to an intermediate position in order to allow the ... See full document
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PRL RR 27 pdf
... So-called complex objects have recently been studied for use in database systems [7, 8]. Much of what has been proposed in those studies is derived from earlier work extending first-order terms to -terms [1]. The ... See full document
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PRL RR 24 pdf
... The design is a massively parallel method which computes 64 byte comparisons on each (70 ns) cycle; it matches the next 16 bytes in the file to be compressed against the last 4k bytes seen (stored in the local RAM), in ... See full document
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PRL RR 1 pdf
... page at 300 dpi. Then, input control points may be defined on twice as large an area, to permit clipped curves. We must also choose a maximum zoom factor: a reasonable value is 8. Since the rounded chords must ... See full document
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PRL RR 20 pdf
... Constructor trees are useful for structuring data in modern symbolic programming languages; e.g., Prolog and ML. This gives the more flexible feature trees an interesting potential. More precisely, feature trees model ... See full document
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PRL RR 19 pdf
... Adding to our previous design an additional counter that is stoppable and loadable, and modifying the kernel to restore and save this second counter on context entry and exit provides a high resolution timer that runs in ... See full document
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PRL RR 17 pdf
... Some areas of Rockit must be investigated further to see if more powerful functionality can be added without undue difficulty for the user. One area of possible investigation is in conflicting constraint resolution. ... See full document
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PRL RR 37 pdf
... The next section briefly reviews the basic ingredients of the modern contingent claim valuation model, and discusses the alternative implementations of the numerical solutions. Section 3 examines how path dependency can ... See full document
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PRL RR 15 pdf
... Section 2 presents the pure Esterel language and its intuitive semantics. We give enough material for the paper to be self-contained, but not to fully understand the Esterel programming style, referring to [4, 5] and to ... See full document
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PRL RR 3 pdf
... A hardware accelerator for data compression was implemented in four months by Marcin Skubiszewski, who had no previous hardware experience. Based on an algorithm described in [2], it is a massively parallel method (64 ... See full document
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PRL RR 2 pdf
... 3 In place operations: Bn 5 3.1 Initialization : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : 5 3.2 Addition : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : 5 3.3 Subtraction : : ... See full document
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PRL RR 6 pdf
... 6 8 111001100101 13 6 6 1000000101001 14 6 8 11100100010000 15 8 8 000100110101111 16 8 10 1101110000011010 17 8 10 11001101101010001 18 8 10 110010110010000101 19 10 10 ... See full document
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PRL RR 32 pdf
... Rule (0) simply spawns a new frame for a global variable if none exists for it yet in the current context. This is akin to creating an instance in object-oriented programming. Rules (1)–(4) do exactly the same work as ... See full document
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PRL RR 36 pdf
... The WAM mirrors Prolog closely, both in how the program executes and in how the program is compiled: WAM = sequential control call/return/jump instructions + unification get/put/unify in[r] ... See full document
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NSL RR 1 pdf
... We used the packet rates obtained from the bridge and router interface statistics to annotate a network map and give a graphical interpretation of the traffic intensity throughout the St[r] ... See full document
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SRC RR 6 pdf
... Case 4: attach is TRUE, toName is local and fromName is remote | Like case 2 except that instead of an actual transfer of contents and properties the local name is attached to the remote[r] ... See full document
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PRL RR 38 pdf
... Numerical Valuation of High Dimensional Multivariate American Securities Jérôme Barraquand and Didier Martineau.[r] ... See full document
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PRL RR 35 pdf
... The function Tp takes a typing environment a function from term variables to types and a selective -term M, and returns a pair h'; i where ' is a set of type equations in solved form i.[r] ... See full document
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SRC RR 7 pdf
... Thus, the minimum sequence of memory accesses in the absence of contention that a mutual exclusion algorithm must perform is: w-x, r-y, w-y, r-x, critical section, w-y.. This is the sequ[r] ... See full document
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