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[Burn et al 85] G. L. Burn, C. L. Hankin & S. Abramsky, The Theory and Practice of Strictness Analysis of Higher Order Functions, Department of Computing, Imperial College London, Research Report Doc 85/6, April 1985.
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[Elworthy 85] David Elworthy, Implementing a Ponder Cross-compiler for the SKIM processor, Cambridge University Computer Laboratory, Diploma Dissertation 1985.
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[Fairbairn 83] Jon Fairbairn, Ponder and its Type System, University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory, Technical Report No. 31, 1983.
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[Fairbairn 85] Jan Fairbairn, Design and Implementation of a Simple Typed Language Based on the Lambda-Calculue, University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory, Technical Report No. 75, May 1985.
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[Hudak & Goldberg 85] Paul Hudak & Benjamin Goldberg, Serial Combinators: "Optimal" Grains of Parallelism, Yale University, Department of Computer Science, 1985.
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[Hudak & Young 85] Paul Hudak & Jonathan Young, A Set-Theoretic Characterization of Function Strictness in the Lambda Calculus, Yale University, Department of Computer Science, Research Report YALEU/DCS/RR-391 (April 1985).
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[Hughes 82] John Hughes, Graph Reduction with Super-Combinators, Oxford University Programming Research Group, Technical Monograph PRG-28 (1982).
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[Hughes 85] John Hughes, Short talk at Workshop on Functional Programming, Aspenäs, Sweden, February 1985.
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[Johnsson 83] Thomas Johnsson, The G-Machine: An Abstract Machine for Graph Reduction. Proceedings of SERC Declarative Programming Workshop at UCL, April 1983.
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[Kieburtz & Napierala 85] Richard B. Kieburtz & Maria Napierala, A studied laziness-strictness analysis with structured data types, Oregon Graduate Centre, Extended Abstract, July 1985.
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[Mandelbrot 83] Benoit B. Mandelbrot, The fractal geometry of nature, W. H. Freeman, New York 1983.
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[Mycroft 81] Alan Mycroft, Abstract Interpretation and Optimising Transformations for Applicative Programs, PhD Thesis, University of Edinburgh, December 1981.
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W. R. Stoye , T. J. W. Clarke , A. C. Norman, Some practical methods for rapid combinator reduction, Proceedings of the 1984 ACM Symposium on LISP and functional programming, p.159-166, August 06-08, 1984, Austin, Texas, United States
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[Tillotson 85] Mark Tillotson, Introduction to the Functional Programming Language "Ponder", University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory, Technical Report No. 65, May 1985.
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[Wadler 85] Phil Wadler, Strictness Analysis on Non-Flat Domains, Programming Research Group, Oxford University, November 1985.
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[Wray 86] S. C. Wray, Implementation and Programming Techniques for Functional Languages, Submitted as PhD Thesis, University of Cambridge, January 1986.
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G. L. Burn , S. L. Peyton Jones , J. D. Robson, The spineless G-machine, Proceedings of the 1988 ACM conference on LISP and functional programming, p.244-258, July 25-27, 1988, Snowbird, Utah, United States
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