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David Erik
Aspnes (born 1 May 1939 in Madison, Wisconsin) is an
American physicist and a
member of the
National Academy of
Sciences (1998).
Aspnes developed...
- (2): 117–135. doi:10.1016/s0019-9958(80)90285-5. [4] Dana Angluin,
James Aspnes, Zoë Diamadi,
Michael J Fischer, René
Peralta (2004). Com****tion in networks...
- 26, 2010.
August 19, 1989. Jim
Aspnes announces the
availability of
TinyMUD to a few friends. Its port, 4201, is
Aspnes'
office number.
TinyMUD is written...
- Fellowship, 1987–1990. Phi Beta Kappa, 1987.
James Aspnes at the
Mathematics Genealogy Project "James
Aspnes". ACM
SIGACT Theoretical Computer Science genealogy...
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indicate potential for
liver toxicity.
Danuglipron Orforglipron US 10676465,
Aspnes GE, et al., "GLP-1
receptor agonists and uses thereof",
issued 9 June 2020...
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Aspnes's third-derivative, is a
technique used to
enhance the
resolution of a
spectroscopy measurement. This
technique was
first used by D.E.
Aspnes to...
- state; thus it can be
implemented with one-way communication. Angluin,
Aspnes, and
Eisenstat showed that, from any
initial configuration that does not...
- data
structure based on skip lists. They were
invented in 2003 by
James Aspnes and
Gauri Shah. A
nearly identical data
structure called SkipNet was independently...
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Richard Bartle A text-based
multiplayer real-time
virtual world TinyMUD James Aspnes A text-based
multiplayer real-time
virtual world The
Griffin and Sabine...
- 1089/ars.2007.1858. PMID 17961071. Thamm, Sven; Willwacher,
Marina K.;
Aspnes, Gary E.; Bretschneider, Tom; Brown,
Nicholas F.; Buschbom-Helmke, Silke;...
