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Distributed memory implementation of KLIC

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An efficient garbage collection scheme for parallel computer architectures
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A portable and efficient implementation of KL1
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A new external reference management and distributed unification for KL1
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A portable and efficient implementation of KL1
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Super Monaco: Its portable and efficient parallel runtime system
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KLIC: A portable parallel implementation of a concurrent logic programming language
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The parallel logic programming system in the FGCS project and its future directions
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Experience with the Super Monaco optimizing compiler
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Performance evaluation of the optical navigation electronics of HAYABUSA2
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Efficient logic variables for distributed computing
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Parallel execution of prolog programs
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Features of the concurrent programming language Aldwych
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The Concurrent Language Aldwych
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