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Theoretical computer science / Concurrency / Software bugs / Logic in computer science / Transaction processing / Deadlock / Lock / Parallel computing / Thread / Computing / Concurrency control / Computer programming
Date: 2006-06-05 17:22:17
Theoretical computer science
Concurrency
Software bugs
Logic in computer science
Transaction processing
Deadlock
Lock
Parallel computing
Thread
Computing
Concurrency control
Computer programming

Confirmation of Deadlock Potentials Detected by Runtime Analysis Saddek Bensalem

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