Roger G. Johnson

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2002
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Adrian J. Shepherd, Nigel J. Martin, Roger G. Johnson, Paul Kellam, Christine A. Orengo:
PFDB: a generic protein family database integrating the CATH domain structure database with sequence based protein family resources. Bioinform. 18(12): 1666-1672 (2002)
2000
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X. Zhao, Nigel J. Martin, Roger G. Johnson:
PPS - A Parallel Partition Sort Algorithm for Multiprocessor Database Systems. DEXA Workshop 2000: 635-646
1994
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X. Zhao, Roger G. Johnson, Nigel J. Martin:
DBJ - a Dynamic Balancing Hash Join algorithm in multiprocessor database systems. Inf. Syst. 19(1): 89-100 (1994)
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X. Zhao, Roger G. Johnson, Nigel J. Martin:
DBJ - A Dynamic Balancing Hash Join Algorithm in Multiprocessor Database Systems (Extented Abstract). EDBT 1994: 301-308

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