Helmut E. Graeb

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2020
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Bernhard Lippmann, Niklas Unverricht, Aayush Singla, Matthias Ludwig, Michael Werner, Peter Egger, Anja Dübotzky, Helmut Gräb, Horst A. Gieser, Martin Rasche, Oliver Kellermann:
Verification of physical designs using an integrated reverse engineering flow for nanoscale technologies. Integr. 71: 11-29 (2020)
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Aayush Singla, Bernhard Lippmann, Helmut Graeb:
Recovery of 2D and 3D Layout Information through an Advanced Image Stitching Algorithm using Scanning Electron Microscope Images. ICPR 2020: 3860-3867
2019
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Bernhard Lippmann, Michael Werner, Niklas Unverricht, Aayush Singla, Peter Egger, Anja Dübotzky, Horst A. Gieser, Martin Rasche, Oliver Kellermann, Helmut Graeb:
Integrated flow for reverse engineering of nanoscale technologies. ASP-DAC 2019: 82-89
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Aayush Singla, Bernhard Lippmann, Helmut Graeb:
Verification of Physical Chip Layouts Using GDSII Design Data. IVSW 2019: 55-60

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