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zbMath0565.94020MaRDI QIDQ3680754
Curtis T. McMullen, Gary D. Hachtel, Alberto L. Sangiovanni-Vincentelli, Robert K. Brayton
Publication date: 1984
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VLSI designVLSI circuitslogic designcombinational circuitminimization algorithmsProgrammable Logic Arraysmultiple-valued logic functionsPLAautomated logic minimizationESPRESSO-IIminimization of logic functionsVLSI optimization programs
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