Titlebook: Handbook of Parallel Constraint Reasoning; Youssef Hamadi,Lakhdar Sais Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer Na

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Kostyantyn Shchekotykhin,Dietmar Jannach,Thomas Schmitzges in a transnational intertextual analysis of the Cuban literary influence on Harriet Beecher Stowe’s .’., as well as an intratextual analysis of Stowe’s novel and ., the newspaper which published the story in installments alongside the reporting of the filibuster expedition of Narciso López to Cuba.

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es on current trends in the representation of queer Chicanas in the larger Chican@ theater movement, particularly lesbian representation on stage, which has not been fully addressed in contemporary scholarship.

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Parallel Satisfiabilityications. Parallel algorithms for the SAT problem have been proposed and implemented since the 1990s. This chapter provides an overview of current approaches and their evolution over recent decades towards efficiently solving hard combinatorial problems on multi-core computers and clusters.

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Cube-and-Conquer for Satisfiabilityhagorean Triples problem, a recently solved challenge from Ramsey Theory. Cube-and-conquer achieves linear-time speedups on this problem even when using thousands of cores. Moreover, we show how to compute a proof for such a hard problem when solving it using cube-and-conquer.

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Parallel Solvers for Mixed Integer Linear Optimizationen greater challenge in recent years. With the pervasiveness of multi-core CPUs, current state-of-the-art MILP solvers have now all been parallelized and research on parallelization is once again gaining traction. We summarize the current state-of-the-art and describe how existing parallel MILP solv

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Parallel Model Checking Algorithms for Linear-Time Temporal Logicallelism. In addition, we present various simpler model checking tasks, which still solve a large and important subset of the LTL model checking problem, and show how these can be exploited to yield more efficient algorithms. In particular, we provide simplified DFS-based search algorithms and show

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Inês Lynce,Vasco Manquinho,Ruben Martinsd, on its face, seem very strange indeed and, in a way, not an ethics at all, at least not in the usual sense of rules or norms of behavior. Rather, it would be ‘a(chǎn)nti-normative’ in at least two ways. Firstly, such an ethics would be allergic to the articulation of explicit codes of conduct; instead,