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STEFAN D. BRUDA
Department of Computer Science, Bishop’s University, Lennoxville, Quebec J1M 1Z7, Canada
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Title
Citations
PageRank
Year
A Constructive Equivalence between Computation Tree Logic and Failure Trace Testing.
0
0.34
2019
Limitations of Coverability Trees for Context-Free Parallel Communicating Grammar Systems and Why these Grammar Systems are not Linear Space.
0
0.34
2016
Counter-Measures Against Stack Buffer Overflows In Gnu/Linux Operating Systems.
1
0.41
2016
Toward preventing stack overflow using kernel properties
1
0.51
2014
Reliable communication protocol for inter-vehicular network
1
0.36
2013
Not Seeing the Parse Trees from the Parse Forest of a Context-Free Parallel Communicating Grammar System.
0
0.34
2013
A Distributed Architecture for Remote Service Discovery in Pervasive Computing.
0
0.34
2012
A Peer-to-Peer Architecture for Remote Service Discovery.
2
0.39
2012
Sublinear Space Real-Time Turing Machines Cannot Count
1
0.63
2011
An Efficient Feedback-based Trust Model for Pervasive Computing
0
0.34
2010
Collapsing The Hierarchy Of Parallel Computational Models
0
0.34
2010
Model Checking Is Refinement From Computation Tree Logic To Failure Trace Testing
0
0.34
2010
Relations Between Several Parallel Computational Models
1
0.37
2009
Combining Model Checking and Testing for Software Analysis
6
0.46
2008
The Shared Memory Hierarchy: The PRAM is as Powerful as the BSR
0
0.34
2008
Distributed, Real-Time Programming on Commodity POSIX Systems: A Preliminary Report
0
0.34
2006
Preorder Relations
1
0.36
2004
On limits on the computational power of data-accumulating algorithms
2
0.40
2003
On the Relation between Parallel Real-time Computations and Logarithmic Space
3
0.45
2002
The Characterization of Parallel Real-Time Optimization Problems
1
0.41
2002
Improving A Solution's Quality Through Parallel Processing
10
0.67
2001
Pursuit and evasion on a ring: An infinite hierarchy for parallel real—time systems
4
0.47
2001
Parallel Real-Time Complexity A Strong Infinite Hierarchy
1
0.37
2001
A case study in real-time parallel computation: correcting algorithms
9
0.75
2001
Parallel Real-Time Numerical Computation: Beyond Speedup III
5
0.49
2000
The Characterization of Data-Accumulating Algorithms
7
0.69
2000
Parallel Real-Time Optimization: Beyond Speedup
6
0.59
1999
On the Computational Complexity of Context-Free Parallel Communicating Grammar Systems
0
0.34
1997
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