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1980 – 1989

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1982
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Yat-Sang Kwong, Derick Wood:
A New Method for Concurrency in B-Trees. IEEE Trans. Software Eng. 8(3): 211-222 (1982)
1980
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Yat-Sang Kwong, Derick Wood:
Approaches to Concurrency in B-Trees. MFCS 1980: 402-413
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Yat-Sang Kwong, Derick Wood:
Concurrent Operations in Large Ordered Indexes. Symposium on Programming 1980: 207-222
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Yat-Sang Kwong, Derick Wood:
On B-Trees: Routing Schemes and Concurrency. SIGMOD Conference 1980: 207-211

1970 – 1979

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1979
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Yat-Sang Kwong:
On the Absence of Livelocks in Parallel Programs. Semantics of Concurrent Computation 1979: 172-190

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