Robert H. Thomas

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 1972-1988
Publications (10 Years): 0

Publications

Robert H. Thomas, William R. Crowther
The Uniform System: An approach to runtime support for large scale shared memory parallel processors. ICPP (2) (1988)
Robert H. Thomas
Behavior of the Butterfly Parallel Processor in the Presence of Memory Hot Spots. ICPP (1986)
Richard E. Schantz, Robert H. Thomas, Girome Bono
The Architecture of the Cronus Distributed Operating System. ICDCS (1986)
William R. Crowther, J. Goodhue, E. Starr, Robert H. Thomas, Walter Milliken, T. Blackadar
Performance Measurements on a 128-Node Butterfly Parallel Processor. ICPP (1985)
Robert H. Thomas, Harry C. Forsdick, Terrence R. Crowley, Richard W. Schaaf, Raymond S. Tomlinson, Virginia M. Travers, George G. Robertson
Diamond: A Multimedia Message System Built on a Distributed Architecture. Computer 18 (12) (1985)
Harry C. Forsdick, Robert H. Thomas, George G. Robertson, Virginia M. Travers
Initial Experience with Multimedia Documents in Diamond. IEEE Database Eng. Bull. 7 (3) (1984)
Robert H. Thomas
A Majority Consensus Approach to Concurrency Control for Multiple Copy Databases. ACM Trans. Database Syst. 4 (2) (1979)
Harry C. Forsdick, Richard E. Schantz, Robert H. Thomas
Operating Systems for Computer Networks. Computer 11 (1) (1978)
Robert H. Thomas
JSYS traps: a TENEX mechanism for encapsulation of user processes. AFIPS National Computer Conference (1975)
Bernard P. Cosell, Paul R. Johnson, J. H. Malman, Richard E. Schantz, J. Sussman, Robert H. Thomas, David C. Walden
An Operating System for Computer Resource Sharing. SOSP (1975)
Jerry D. Burchfiel, Mel Pirtle, Edward R. Fiala, Robert H. Thomas, Daniel L. Murphy, David C. Walden
Applications and extensions of the TENEX operating system. AFIPS National Computer Conference (1974)
Robert H. Thomas
A resource sharing executive for the ARPANET. AFIPS National Computer Conference (1973)
Robert H. Thomas, D. Austin Henderson
McROSS: a multi-computer programming system. AFIPS Spring Joint Computing Conference (1972)