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Unconventional Programming Paradigms International Workshop UPP 2004 Le Mont Saint Michel France September 2004 Revised Selected And Invited Papers LNCS 3566(1st Edition)
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Jean-Pierre Banatre ,Pascal Fradet ,Jean-Louis Giavitto ,Olivier Michel
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ISBN: 3540278842, 978-3540278849
Book publisher: Springer
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