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  1. Gary Lindstrom, 1984 in Southern France, Image cropped from Gary Lindstrom | Facebook↩︎

Gary Edward Lindstrom,
an American mathematician, computer scientist, and professor emeritus at School of Computing 1, University of Utah. He is a graduate of Carnegie Mellon University, where he earned B.S. and M.S. degrees in mathematics, and a Ph.D. in computer science in 1971 under advisor Alan Jay Perlis. Among his research interests are data management, verification, and programming language design, specification and implementation 2. He worked on search algorithms, in particular, like SSS*, the logically parallel alpha-beta approach of Evolving Tree Search (ets) 3, and based on ets and the Mandatory Work First (mwf) approach by Selim Akl et al. 4, the highly-parallel alpha-beta algorithm dubbed The Key Node Method 5.

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  1. Selected Publications
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    2. 1980 ...
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  2. External Links
  3. References

Selected Publications

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  1. School of Computing | The University of Utah↩︎

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  3. Gary Lindstrom (1979). Alpha-Beta Pruning on Evolving Game Trees. Technical Report UUCCS 79-101, University of Utah, UScholar Works↩︎

  4. Selim Akl, David T. Barnard, [http://research.cs.queensu.ca/TechReports/authorsD.html#Doran,%20R.J. R.J. Doran] (1980). Simulation and Analysis in Deriving Time and Storage Requirements for a Parallel Alpha-Beta Pruning Algorithm. IEEE International Conference on Parallel Processing, pp. 231-234.↩︎

  5. Gary Lindstrom (1983). The Key Node Method: A Highly-Parallel Alpha-Beta Algorithm. Technical Report UUCCS 83-101, University of Utah, pdf↩︎

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