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Carsten Trinitis, Josef Weidendorfer:
Proceedings of the 3rd Workshop on Co-Scheduling of HPC Applications, COSH@HiPEAC 2018, Manchester, United Kingdom, January 23, 2018. TUM Library 2018

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Carsten Trinitis, Josef Weidendorfer:
Foreword by Editors / Workshop Description / TPC List. COSH@HiPEAC 2018: 5-8

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Thomas Becker, Dai Yang, Tilman Küstner, Martin Schulz:
Co-Scheduling in a Task-Based Programming Model. 9-14
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Andreas de Blanche, Thomas Lundqvist:
Node Sharing for Increased Throughput and Shorter Runtimes - an Industrial Co-Scheduling Case Study. 15-20
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Martin Schreiber, Tobias Weinzierl:
A Case Study for a New Invasive Extension of Intel's Threading Building Blocks. 21-26

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