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Hyperfunctions

Communicating Continuations

 Posted on January 8, 2026  |  1 min  |  163 words  |  Donnacha Kidney  |  Nicolas Wu

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continuations 

The Silent (R)evolution of SAT

Today's powerful, robust SAT solvers have become primary tools for solving hard computational problems.

 Posted on May 24, 2023  |  1 min  |  49 words  |  Johannes K. Fichte  |  Daniel Le Berre  |  Markus Hecher  |  Stefan Szeider

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satisfiability 

Functions and Jordan canonical forms of Riordan matrices

 Posted on March 15, 2019  |  1 min  |  90 words  |  Massimo Nocentini  |  Donatella Merlini

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matrices  riordan  canonical  hermite  jordan 

Algebraic Generating Functions for Languages Avoiding Riordan Patterns

 Posted on January 21, 2018  |  1 min  |  142 words  |  Massimo Nocentini  |  Donatella Merlini

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matrices  riordan  generating functions  patterns  algebraic 

Axioms for Centrality

 Posted on August 9, 2013  |  2 min  |  292 words  |  Paolo Boldi  |  Sebastiano Vigna

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centralities 

miniKanren, live and untagged

Quine generation via relational interpreters

 Posted on September 9, 2012  |  2 min  |  234 words  |  William E. Byrd  |  Eric Holk  |  Daniel P. Friedman

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kanren 

Teaching the art of computer programming

 Posted on May 6, 2011  |  1 min  |  117 words  |  Frank Ruskey

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taocp 

The igraph software package for complex network research

 Posted on January 1, 2006  |  1 min  |  114 words  |  Massimo Nocentini

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igraph 

Final shift for call/cc

Direct implementation of shift and reset

 Posted on September 17, 2002  |  64 min  |  13482 words  |  Martin Gasbichler  |  Michael Sperber

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monads  callcc  shift  reset 

Representing monads

 Posted on February 1, 1994  |  1 min  |  167 words  |  Andrzej Filinski

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monads  callcc  shift  reset 

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