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Measuring and Optimising Convergence and Stability in Terms of System Construction in SystemC

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Measuring and Optimising Convergence and Stability in Terms of System Construction in SystemC. / Aref, Ibrahim; Ahmed, Nuredin; Rodriguez-Salazar, Fernando et al.
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Aref, I, Ahmed, N, Rodriguez-Salazar, F & Elgaid, K 2010, 'Measuring and Optimising Convergence and Stability in Terms of System Construction in SystemC'. https://doi.org/10.1109/ECBS.2010.36

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Aref, I., Ahmed, N., Rodriguez-Salazar, F., & Elgaid, K. (2010). Measuring and Optimising Convergence and Stability in Terms of System Construction in SystemC. https://doi.org/10.1109/ECBS.2010.36

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Aref I, Ahmed N, Rodriguez-Salazar F, Elgaid K. Measuring and Optimising Convergence and Stability in Terms of System Construction in SystemC. 2010. doi: 10.1109/ECBS.2010.36

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Aref, Ibrahim ; Ahmed, Nuredin ; Rodriguez-Salazar, Fernando et al. / Measuring and Optimising Convergence and Stability in Terms of System Construction in SystemC.

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