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1990 – 1999

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1995
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Jörg Bormann, Jörg Lohse, Michael Payer, Gerd Venzl:
Model Checking in Industrial Hardware Design. DAC 1995: 298-303
1992
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Norman Hendrich, Jörg Lohse, Reinhard Rauscher:
Silicon compilation and rapid prototyping of microprogrammed VLSI-Circuits with MIMOLA and SOLO 1400. Microprocess. Microprogramming 35(1-5): 287-294 (1992)
1990
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Jörg Lohse:
Konzeption, Entwurf und Realisierung eines Prozessors für die funktionale Programmiersprache Scheme als VLSI-Chip in Standard- und Makrozellentechnik. University of Hamburg, Germany, 1990, pp. 1-149

1980 – 1989

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1989
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Jörg Lohse, Reinhard Rauscher, Bernd Schütz:
A coprocessor for implementing the LISP-dialect scheme. Microprocessing and Microprogramming 27(1-5): 355-362 (1989)

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