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Carlos Sánchez 0002

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affiliation: Technical University of Madrid, Telematic Engineering Department, Spain

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1994
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Juan C. Yelmo, F. Javier Carrasco, Carlos Sánchez, Juan J. Gil, C. Ramos, M. I. Felipe:
FDT based development of an interworking unit between LANs and X.25 networks. FORTE 1994: 135-150
1993
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Gonzalo León, Juan C. Yelmo, Carlos Sánchez, F. Javier Carrasco, Juan J. Gil:
An Industrial Experience on LOTOS-Based Prototyping for Switching Systems Design. FME 1993: 83-92
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Gonzalo León, J. Carracedo, J. C. Moreno, Juan C. Yelmo, Juan J. Gil, Carlos Sánchez, F. Javier Carrasco:
An Industrial Experience on Development with LOTOS and SDL. FORTE 1993: 219-234
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Gonzalo León, J. Carracedo, Juan C. Yelmo, Carlos Sánchez, J. C. Moreno, Juan J. Gil, J. Carrasco:
An Industrial Experience of Using an Incremental Model of Technology Transfer of Formal Development Methods. Diffusion, Transfer and Implementation of Information Technology 1993: 289-308

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