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Iterative methods of program analysis
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Affine relationships among variables of a program
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Fast algorithms for the elimination of common subexpressions
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Monotone data flow analysis frameworks
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A Simple Algorithm for Global Data Flow Analysis Problems
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2. Mathematical Programming—Theory
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Variations on the Common Subexpression Problem
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Finding Invariant assertions for proving programs
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A unified approach to global program optimization
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Finding Invariant assertions for proving programs
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Theoretical and Applied Programming
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Design of effective automaton-reduction algorithms for some equivalence relations
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Iterative methods of program analysis: Equalities and inequalities
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Program reduction allowing for additional specifications
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Congruent closure algorithms for finite automata and some applications
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Generalizations of algorithms that find invariant relationships in programs over algebra of terms
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Intersection of term equality sets in finitely defined algebras
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Computing congruent closures on terms
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Heuristic search for invariants for one class of programs
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Polynomial invariants for linear loops
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Nonlinear invariants for linear loops and eigenpolynomials of linear operators
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A Method of Proving the Invariance of Linear Inequalities for Linear Loops
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The Structure of Polynomial Invariants of Linear Loops
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Analysis of Linear Definite Iterative Loops
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Invariants in symbolic modeling and verification of requirements
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Usage of Invariants for Symbolic Verification of Requirements
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The Static Analysis of Linear Loops
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