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2012

President message [SSIT Board Member Message]Stephen H. Unger. tasm, 31(3):3-5, 2012. [doi]

2010

Responsibility in Engineering: Victor Paschkis vs. Wernher von BraunStephen H. Unger. itpro, 12(3):6-7, 2010. [doi]

2005

Is engineering a viable profession in the US?Stephen H. Unger. dt, 22(1):10-11, 2005. [doi]

Poor programming qualityStephen H. Unger. tasm, 24(4):44, 2005. [doi]

2004

Making computer professionals and other engineers: low-priced commoditiesStephen H. Unger. tasm, 23(2):36-40, 2004. [doi]

2003

Reducing Power Dissipation, Delay, and Area in Logic Circuits by Narrowing TransistorsStephen H. Unger. dt, 20(6):18-24, 2003. [doi]

Judges versus engineersStephen H. Unger. tasm, 22(1):5-8, 2003. [doi]

2001

The Wen Ho Lee Case: SSIT's Role and an UpdateStephen H. Unger. tasm, 20(1):39-40, 2001. [doi]

2000

Self-Timed Carry-Lookahead AddersFu-Chiung Cheng, Stephen H. Unger, Michael Theobald. TC, 49(7):659-672, 2000. [doi]

1999

The assault on IEEE ethics support [Viewpoint]Stephen H. Unger. tasm, 18(1):36-40, 1999. [doi]

1998

Pulse-mode macromodular systemsLuis A. Plana, Stephen H. Unger. In ICCD. 1998: 348-353 [doi]

1997

Delay-Insensitive Carry-Lookahead AddersFu-Chiung Cheng, Stephen H. Unger, Michael Theobald, Wen-Chung Cho. vlsid 1997: 322-328 [doi]

1996

The essence of logic circuits (2. ed.)Stephen H. Unger. IEEE, 1996.

1995

Hazards, Critical Races, and MetastabilityStephen H. Unger. TC, 44(6):754-768, 1995.

1994

Some Additions to Solution of Switching Equations Based on a Tabular Algebra Stephen H. Unger. TC, 43(3):365-367, 1994.

1989

The essence of logic circuitsStephen H. Unger. Prentice Hall, 1989.

1986

Clocking Schemes for High-Speed Digital SystemsStephen H. Unger, Chung-Jen Tan. TC, 35(10):880-895, 1986.

1981

Double-Edge-Triggered Flip-FlopsStephen H. Unger. TC, 30(6):447-451, 1981.

1977

A structured data base computer conferencing systemGeorge W. Arnold, Stephen H. Unger. afips 1977: 461-467 [doi]

The Generation of Completion Signals in Iterative Combinational CircuitsStephen H. Unger. TC, 26(1):13-18, 1977.

Self-Synchronizing Circuits and Nonfundamental Mode OperationStephen H. Unger. TC, 26(3):278-281, 1977.

Tree Realizations of Iterative CircuitsStephen H. Unger. TC, 26(4):365-383, 1977.

1972

The Need for HeroesStephen H. Unger. Computer, 5(1):22-23, 1972. [doi]

1971

Asynchronous Sequential Switching Circuits with Unrestricted Input ChangesStephen H. Unger. TC, 20(12):1437-1444, 1971. [doi]

1970

Asynchronous Sequential Switching Circuits with Unrestricted Input ChangesStephen H. Unger. focs 1970: 114-121

1968

Structural Equivalence of Context-Free GrammarsMarvin C. Paull, Stephen H. Unger. jcss, 2(4):427-463, 1968.

Structural Equivalence and LL-k GrammarsMarvin C. Paull, Stephen H. Unger. focs 1968: 176-186

A global parser for context-free phrase structure grammarsStephen H. Unger. CACM, 11(4):240-247, 1968. [doi]

A Row Assignment for Delay-Free Realizations of Flow Tables Without Essential HazardsStephen H. Unger. TC, 17(2):146-151, 1968. [doi]

1967

Structural Equivalence of Context-Free GrammarsMarvin C. Paull, Stephen H. Unger. focs 1967: 7-13

1966

A Row Assignment for Delay-Free Realizations of Flow Tables without Essential HazardsStephen H. Unger. focs 1966: 154-159

1965

Flow Table Simplification-Some Useful AidsStephen H. Unger. TC, 14(3):472-475, 1965. [doi]

1964

GIT - a heuristic program for testing pairs of directed line graphs for isomorphismStephen H. Unger. CACM, 7(1):26-34, 1964. [doi]

1959

A Note on the Number of Internal Variable Assignments for Sequential Switching CircuitsEdward J. McCluskey Jr., Stephen H. Unger. TC, 8(4):439-440, 1959. [doi]

Minimizing the Number of States in Incompletely Specified Sequential Switching FunctionsMarvin C. Paull, Stephen H. Unger. TC, 8(3):356-367, 1959. [doi]

1958

A computer oriented toward spatial problemsStephen H. Unger. aieeire 1958: 234-239 [doi]

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