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G. F. Pfister, "Clusters of computers for commercial processing: the invisible architecture ". IEEE Parallel & Distributed Technology 4(3), pp. 12--14, Fall 1996.
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G. F. Pfister, "Clusters of computers for commercial processing: the invisible architecture". IEEE Parallel & Distributed Technology 4(3), pp. 12--14, Fall 1996.
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Gregory F Pfister, Clusters of computers for commercial processing: the invisible architecture, Parallel and Distributed Processing, IEEE, Fall 1996.
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Pfister GF. Clusters of computers for commercial processing: the invisible architecture. IEEE Parallel and Distributed Technology 1996; 4(3):12--14.
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Gregory F Pfister. Clusters of computers for commercial processing: the invisible architecture. Parallel and Distributed Processing, IEEE, Fall 1996.
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