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Experience with a fault-tolerant garbage collector in a distributed lisp system
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A distributed garbage collection algorithm
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Distributed garbage collection using reference counting
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An efficient garbage collection scheme for parallel computer architectures
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PARLE '91 : parallel architectures and languages Europe: volume I: Parallel architectures and algorithms, Eindhoven, The Netherlands, June 10-13, 1991 : proceedings
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Indirect Reference Counting: A Distributed Garbage Collection Algorithm
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Cyclic reference counting with lazy mark-scan
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Fault-Tolerant Reference Counting for Garbage Collection in Distributed Systems
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Garbage collection of a distributed heap
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Distributed garbage collection in the system is good
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Highly available distributed services and fault-tolerant distributed garbage collection
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LELISP, a portable and efficient LISP system
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Highly-Available Distributed Services and Fault-Tolerant Distributed Garbage Collection
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Cyclic weighted reference counting without delay
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Distributed cyclic reference counting
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Indirect mark and sweep: A distributed GC
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Uniprocessor garbage collection techniques
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Cyclic distributed garbage collection with group merger
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Indirect Reference Listing: A robust distributed GC
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Practical distributed garbage collection for networks with asynchronous clocks and message delay
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Implementing orthogonal persistence: a simple optimization using replicating collection
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Robust, distributed references and acyclic garbage collection
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A bibliography on garbage collection and related topics
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Indirect distributed garbage collection
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