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Hiroshi Inose

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affiliation: University of Tokyo, Japan
award (1993): Harold Pender Award
award (1976): Marconi Prize

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1990 – 1999

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1993
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Hiroshi Inose:
Japan's contribution to the world through science and technology. ISADS 1993: 2-8

1980 – 1989

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1988
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Amane Nakajima, Tadao Saito, Hiroshi Inose:
A hierarchical process management for a processor pool network. ICCC 1988: 213-217
1987
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Ichiro Koshida, Tadao Saito, Hiroshi Inose:
Description and verification of protocol by temporal logic. Syst. Comput. Jpn. 18(3): 30-39 (1987)
1986
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Tadao Saito, Kaszutaka Murakami, Hiroshi Inose:
Local Digital Telephone System on Two-Way Cable Television. Comput. Networks 12: 11-25 (1986)
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Tadao Saito, Hiromichi Hashizume, Amane Nakajima, Akio Matsubara, Yusheng Ji, Hiroshi Inose:
An Experimental Network Operating System to Provide Network Transparent Computing Environment. ICCC 1986: 317-322
1980
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Tadao Saito, Toshihiko Kato, Hiroshi Inose:
Product validation for standardized network protocol. Operating Systems Engineering 1980: 311-330
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Hiroshi Inose:
Aspects of Data Communication and Computer Networks. IFIP Congress 1980: 543-550

1970 – 1979

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1979
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Hiroshi Inose:
ICCC 78: A Retrospection. Comput. Networks 3: 243-258 (1979)
1976
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Hiroshi Inose, T. Sakai, M. Kato, S. Asano:
Networking for Inter-University Computer Centres in Japan. ICCC 1976: 286-291
1972
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Hiroshi Inose, Tadao Saito, Kokichi Ichijo:
Time-Division Switching Networks With Partial-Access Pulse Shifters Performing Serial-Parallel Conversion. IEEE Trans. Commun. 20(4): 762-768 (1972)

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