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2000
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Jeremy T. Bradley, N. J. Davies:
A Matrix-based Method for Analysing Stochastic Process Algebras. ICALP Satellite Workshops 2000: 579-590

1990 – 1999

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1997
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N. J. Davies, Richard Weeks, M. C. Revett:
Information Agents for the World Wide Web. Software Agents and Soft Computing 1997: 81-99
1993
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N. J. Davies:
Truth, modality and action. University of Essex, UK, 1993
1992
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N. J. Davies:
A First Order Theory of Knowledge, Belief and Action. ECAI 1992: 408-412
1990
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N. J. Davies:
Towards a First Order Theory of Reasoning Agents. ECAI 1990: 195-200

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