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1990 – 1999

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1994
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Robert J. Souza, P. G. Krishnakumar, Cüneyt M. Özveren, Robert J. Simcoe, Barry A. Spinney, Robert E. Thomas, Robert J. Walsh:
GIGAswitch System: A High-performance Packet-switching Platform. Digit. Tech. J. 6(1) (1994)

1980 – 1989

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1986
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Robert J. Souza, Steven P. Miller:
UNIX and Remote Procedure Calls: A Peaceful Coexistence? ICDCS 1986: 268-277
1982
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Robert J. Souza, Edward E. Balkovich:
Validation of a performance model for a decentralized computer system. ICDCS 1982: 699-704
1981
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Robert J. Souza, Edward E. Balkovich:
Impact of Hardware Interconnection Structures on the Performance of Decentralized Software. ISCA 1981: 357-366

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