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2002
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William I. Gasarch, Geoffrey R. Hird:
Automata techniques for query inference machines. Ann. Pure Appl. Log. 117(1-3): 169-201 (2002)
1993
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Geoffrey R. Hird:
Recursive Properties of Relations on Models. Ann. Pure Appl. Log. 63(3): 241-269 (1993)
1985
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Rodney G. Downey, Geoffrey R. Hird:
Automorphisms of Supermaximal Subspaces. J. Symb. Log. 50(1): 1-9 (1985)

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1995
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William I. Gasarch, Geoffrey R. Hird:
Reductions for Learning via Queries. COLT 1995: 152-161
1990
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Geoffrey R. Hird:
Towards reuse of verified Ada software. TRI-Ada 1990: 14-21

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