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affiliation: Stanford University, Computer Systems Laboratory, CA, USA

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2001
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James Smith, Giovanni De Micheli:
Polynomial circuit models for component matching in high-level synthesis. IEEE Trans. Very Large Scale Integr. Syst. 9(6): 783-800 (2001)

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1999
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James Smith, Giovanni De Micheli:
Polynomial Methods for Allocating Complex Components. DATE 1999: 217-222
1998
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James Smith, Giovanni De Micheli:
Automated Composition of Hardware Components. DAC 1998: 14-19
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James Smith, Giovanni De Micheli:
Polynomial methods for component matching and verification. ICCAD 1998: 678-685

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