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2013
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Birgit Penzenstadler, Jonas Eckhardt, Wolfgang Schwitzer, María Victoria Cengarle, Sebastian Voss:
Inter-Domain Requirements and their Future Realisability: The ARAMiS Cyber-Physical Systems Scenario. FedCSIS 2013: 1401-1406
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Lars Lucas, Tobias Schuele, Wolfgang Schwitzer:
Self-timed Scheduling and Execution of Nonlinear Pipelines with Parallel Stages. MUSEPAT 2013: 1-12
2012
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Vlad Popa, Wolfgang Schwitzer:
Optimizing the Robustness of Software against Communication Latencies in Distributed Reactive Embedded Systems. FMICS 2012: 177-191
2010
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Judith Thyssen, Daniel Ratiu, Wolfgang Schwitzer, Alexander Harhurin, Martin Feilkas, Eike Thaden:
A System for Seamless Abstraction Layers for Model-based Development of Embedded Software. Software Engineering (Workshops) 2010: 137-148

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