Lex Wolters

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2004
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Paul van der Mark, Lex Wolters, Gerard Cats:
A dynamic application-driven data communication strategy. ICS 2004: 146-153
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Paul van der Mark, Lex Wolters, Gerard Cats:
Using semi-lagrangian formulations with automatic code generation for environmental modeling. SAC 2004: 229-234
2003
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Paul van der Mark, Lex Wolters, Gerard Cats:
Code Generation for Semi-Lagrangian Formulations. ISPDC 2003: 266-273
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Paul van der Mark, Lex Wolters, Gerard Cats:
Automatic Code Generation for a Convection Scheme. SAC 2003: 1003-1008
2001
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Paul van der Mark, Gerard Cats, Lex Wolters:
Automatic code generation for a turbulence scheme. ICS 2001: 252-259

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