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Lawrence Landweber

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#487

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Lawrence Landweber

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#870

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Electrical Engineering

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#2781

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#353

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Lawrence Landweber's Degrees

PhD Computer Science Stanford University
Masters Electrical Engineering Stanford University
Bachelors Electrical Engineering Carnegie Mellon University

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According to Wikipedia, Lawrence Hugh Landweber is John P. Morgridge Professor Emeritus of computer science at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. He received his bachelor's degree in 1963 at Brooklyn College and his Ph.D. at Purdue University in 1967. His doctoral thesis was "A design algorithm for sequential machines and definability in monadic second-order arithmetic."

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Lawrence Landweber's Published Works

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Published Works

Solving sequential conditions by finite-state strategies (1969) (571)
GENI: A federated testbed for innovative network experiments (2014) (559)
Complexity of Some Problems in Petri Nets (1977) (251)
The Design and Operation of CloudLab (2019) (249)
Properties of Conflict-Free and Persistent Petri Nets (1978) (168)
Decision problems forω-automata (1969) (160)
Theory of computation (1974) (85)
On the Structure of Sets in NP and Other Complexity Classes (1981) (73)
Definability in the monadic second-order theory of successor (1969) (67)
Recursive Properties of Abstract Complexity Classes (1972) (58)
Computer Networking for Scientists (1986) (37)
Bench-style network research in an Internet Instance Laboratory (2002) (35)
Dynamic Time Windows: packet admission control with feedback (1992) (35)
Finite Delay Solutions for Sequential Conditions (1972) (34)
The CSNET Name Server (1982) (32)
Dynamic time windows and generalized virtual clock: combined closed-loop/open-loop congestion control (1992) (23)
A grammar-based methodology for protocol specification and implementation (1985) (22)
Research computer networks and their interconnection (1986) (15)
Where are we with gigabits (1992) (15)
Architecture of the CSNET name server (1983) (14)
The Charlotte Distributed Operating System Part IV of the First Report on the Crystal Project (1983) (13)
Use of Multiple Networks in CSNET (1982) (12)
Evaluation of retransmission strategies in a local area network environment (1989) (11)
Proceedings of the fourteenth annual ACM symposium on Theory of computing (1982) (11)
GENI: Large-scale distributed infrastructure for networking and distributed systems research (2014) (11)
Computational Matter (2018) (9)
Optimizing bulk data transfer performance: a packet train model (1988) (9)
Parallelring: a token ring LAN with concurrent multiple transmissions and message destination removal (1992) (9)
Recursive properties of abstract complexity classes (Preliminary Version) (1970) (8)
Simultaneous analysis of flow and error control strategies with congestion-dependent errors (1990) (8)
Computer networking courses at the University of Wisconsin—Madison (1992) (7)
Design and implementation of a fast virtual channel establishment method for ATM networks (1993) (6)
Internetworking (1993) (6)
Analysis of error control and congestion control protocols (1990) (6)
Wisconsin Modula - Part III of the First Report on the Crystal Project (1983) (5)
Proceedings of the 12th ACM SIGACT-SIGPLAN symposium on Principles of programming languages (1983) (5)
Symposium proceedings on Communications architectures & protocols (1989) (5)
The Design of the CSNET Name Server (1982) (5)
Synthesis algorithms for sequential machines (1968) (5)
Protocol Specification by Real-Time Attribute Grammars (1984) (5)
Introduction to the Special Issue on Internetworking (1993) (3)
A design algorithm for sequential machines and definability in monadic second-order arithmetic (1967) (3)
Theory in the Computer Science and Engineering Curriculum: Why, What, When, and Where (1977) (3)
Theory Net: An electronic mail system (1979) (2)
Properties of Vector Addition Systems (1975) (2)
The Computer Science Network (1982) (2)
Axiomatic Equivalence of Programs with Structured Variables (1974) (2)
A Completeness Theorem for Straight-Line Programs with Structured Variables (1976) (2)
Packet train model: optimizing network data transfer performance (1989) (1)
CSNET — The computer science research network: History, status, and future plans (1983) (1)
U.S academic/research networks (1988) (1)
An ISO TP4-TP0 Gateway (1990) (1)
Dynamic Time Windows and Generalized Virtual Clocks-Combined Closed-Loop/Open-Loop Mechanisms for Congestion Control of Data Traffic in High Speed Wide Area Networks (1991) (1)
A NOTE ON BLOCKAGE EFFECT (1970) (1)
Oral History Project - International Perspective Discussion (November 30, 2007) (2013) (0)
Oral History Project - Pre-NSFNET Period Discussion (November 28, 2007) (2013) (0)
Event Information - Proceedings - Part 01: Welcome and Introductions (November 29, 2007) (2013) (0)
Development of ISO connection-oriented/correctionless gateways (1991) (0)
Abstract--this Paper Develops Simple Cost Models for Provisioning Content Distribution Networks That Use the Simple and Highly Scalable Bandwidth Skimming Protocol for Streaming. New Insight (2002) (0)
Recursive Function Theory & Logic.@@@Introduction to the Theory of Computation.@@@Theory of Computation. (1976) (0)
SOLVING SEQUENTIAL CONDITIONS BY FINITE-STATE STRATEGIESO (2010) (0)
The Internet X.400 Pilot Project (1991) (0)
Event Information - Proceedings - Part 10: Panel Discussion on "Why Did It Succeed?" (November 30, 2007) (2013) (0)
CSNET: a tool for researchers in theoretical computer science (1982) (0)
Foreword (1st Edition) (2018) (0)

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