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affiliation: IBM Application Business Systems, Rochester, MN, USA

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1997
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David R. Kaeli, Liana L. Fong, Richard C. Booth, Kerry C. Imming, Joseph P. Weigel:
Performance analysis on a CC-NUMA prototype. IBM J. Res. Dev. 41(3): 205-214 (1997)
1996
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David R. Engebretsen, Daniel M. Kuchta, Richard C. Booth, John D. Crow, Wayne G. Nation:
Parallel Fiber-Optic SCI Links. IEEE Micro 16(1): 20-26 (1996)
1995
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David R. Kaeli, Liana L. Fong, Dwight Renfrew, Kerry C. Imming, Richard C. Booth:
Scalable Performance on a Distributed Shared-Memory Machine. PDPTA 1995: 728-737
1991
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Dennis G. Shea, Winfried W. Wilcke, Richard C. Booth, Dana H. Brown, Zaphiris D. Christidis, Mark E. Giampapa, Gail Blumenfeld Irwin, Thomas T. Murakami, Vijay K. Naik, Fred T. Tong, Philip R. Varker, Deborra J. Zukowski:
The IBM Victor V256 partitionable multiprocessor. IBM J. Res. Dev. 35(5): 573-590 (1991)

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