[net.ai] References Part 4

abc@nott-cs.UUCP (Andy Cheese) (04/09/86)

TAKA84a
Takagi S. & Chikayama T. & Hattori T. & Tsuji J. & Yokoi T. & Uchida S. &
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Overall Design of SIMPOS
( Also in "Proceedings of 2nd Int'l Conference of Logic Programming", Uppsala,
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ICOT Research Center, Technical Report TR-057
April 1984

TAKE82a
Takeuchi A. & Shapiro E.Y.
Object Oriented Programming in Relational Language
ICOT Document

TAKE82b
Takeuchi A.
Let's Talk Concurrent Prolog
ICOT Research Center, Technical Memorandum TM-0003
December 1982

TAKE83a *
Interprocess Communication in Concurrent Prolog
( Also in "Proceedings of Logic Programming Workshop '83", Portugal )
ICOT Research Center, technical Report TR-006
May 1983

TAKI84a
Hardware Design and Implementation of the Personal Sequential Inference Machine
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ICOT Research Center, Technical Report TR-075
August 1984

TAMA83a *
Tamaki M.
A Transformation System for Logic Programs Which Preserves Equivalence
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August 1983

TANA82a
Tanaka J. & Keller R.M.
Code Optimisation in a Functional Language
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TANI81a *
Tanimoto S.L.
Towards Hierarchical Cellular Logic: Design Considerations for Pyramid
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TARJ72
Tarjan R.
Depth-First Search & Linear Graph Algorithms
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Horn Clause Computability
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TIB84
ed. Tiberghien J.
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TICK84
Tick E. & Warren D.H.D.
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Tillotson M.
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Toaggi M. & Watanabe H.
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Treleaven P.C.
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TREL80a
Treleaven P.C. & Mole G.F.
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TREL80b
ed. Treleaven P.C.
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TREL81a
Treleaven P.C. & Hopkins R.P.
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TREL81b
Treleaven P.C. & Hopkins R.P.
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TREL81
Treleaven P.C. et al
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TREL82a
Treleaven P.C.
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TREL82b
Treleaven P.C.  Brownbridge D.R. & Hopkins R.P.
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TSUJ84a
Tsuji J. & Kurokawa T. & Tojyo S. & Iima Y. & Nakazawa O. & Enomoto S.
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TURN76
Turner D.A.
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TURN79a
Turner D.A.
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TURN80
Turner D.A.
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TURN81a
Turner D.A.
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TURN81b
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TURN82a
Turner D.A.
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TURN82b
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TURN85a
Turner D.A.
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UCHI82a
Uchida S. & Yokota M. & Yamamoto A. & Taki K. & Nishikawa H. & 
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ICOT Research Center, Technical Memorandum TM-0001
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UCHI82b
Uchida S.
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UCHI83a 
Uchida S.
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UCHI83b
Uchida S. & Yokota M. & Yamamoto A. & Taki K. & Nishikawa H.
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UEDA84a
Ueda K. & Chikayama T.
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UMEY84a
Umeyama S. & Tamura K.
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UNGA82
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UNGA84
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VALI85
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VEGD84
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WADG85
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WADL76a
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WADL85c
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WARR77b
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WATP84
Watson P.
A Functional Language Computer
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Watson P.
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WATP85c *
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WATS79
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WHIT80a
White J.L.
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WHITE78
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WILL80
Williams J.H.
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WILL81
Williams J.H.
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WILL82
Williams J.H.
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WILN80
Wilner W.
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WINS84
Winston P. & Horn K.P.
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WINT80
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WIRS82a
Wirsing M. & Broy M.
An Analysis of Semantic Models For Algebraic Specifications
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WISE79a
Wise D.S.
Morris's Garbage Compaction Algorithm Restores Referencr Counts
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WISE82a
Wise D.S.
Interpreters For Functional Programming
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WORL85a
Worley J. & Arabe J. & Tu K.G.
The Architecture and Design of the Functional Programming Machine
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YAO82
Yao S.B. Waddle V.E. & Housel B.C.
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YASU83a *
Yasukawa H.
LFG in Prolog - Toward A Formal System for Representing Grammatical
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ICOT Research Center, technical report TR-019
August 1983

YASU83b *
Yasuura H.
On The Parallel Computational Complexity of Unification
ICOT Research Center, Technical report TR-027
October 1983

YOKOI83a
Yokoi T.
A Perspective of the Japanese FGCS Project
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ICOT Research Center, Technical Memorandum TM-0026
September 1983

YOKOM84a *
Yokomori T.
A Note on the Set Abstraction in Logic Programming Language
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ICOT Research Center, Technical Report TR-060
April 1984

YOKOT83a
Yokota H. & Kunifuji S. & Kakuta T. & Miyazaki N. & Shibayama S. & Murakami K.
An Enhanced Inference Mechanism for Generating Relational Algebra Queries
( Also in "Proceedings of Third ACM SIGACT-SIGMOD Symp. on Principles of
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ICOT Research Center, Technical Report TR-026
October 1983

YOKOT84a
Yokota M. & Yamamoto A. & Taki K. & Nishikawa H. & Uchida S.
The Design and Implementation of a Personal Sequential Inference Machine: PSI
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ICOT Research Center, Technical Report TR-045
February 1984
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