Marvin Theimer

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Published: 1993
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1989
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Marvin Theimer, Keith A. Lantz:
Finding Idle Machines in a Workstation-Based Distributed System. IEEE Trans. Software Eng. 15(11): 1444-1458 (1989)
1988
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Marvin Theimer, Keith A. Lantz:
Finding Idle Machines in a Workstation-based Distributed System. ICDCS 1988: 112-122
1985
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Keith A. Lantz, William I. Nowicki, Marvin Theimer:
An Empirical Study of Distributed Application Performance. IEEE Trans. Software Eng. 11(10): 1162-1174 (1985)
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Marvin Theimer, Keith A. Lantz, David R. Cheriton:
Preemptable Remote Execution Facilities for the V-System. SOSP 1985: 2-12
1984
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Keith A. Lantz, William I. Nowicki, Marvin Theimer:
Factors affecting the performance of distributed applications. Comput. Commun. Rev. 14(2): 116-123 (1984)

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