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Details of the group, whose work is centred around mathematical models of a variety of languages and logics. Includes a list of members, and local resources.
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Theory and Semantics Group
The work of the Theory and Semantics Group is centred round mathematical models
of a variety of languages and logics. These models are intended to be
for clarifying programming concepts, as a basis for specification and
for analysing the complexity of computations. We
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Includes publications, member profiles, and project details.
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Systems is the largest research area in the Computer Laboratory covering
hardware, communications hardware and software, operating systems and
distributed systems. Past systems developed here include Edsac, the Titan
operating system, the Cambridge Ring and the Cambridge Distributed Computing
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Details of the group's research topics, calendar of seminars, member pages, contact information, and links to relevant resources.
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The Security Group is an informal group
of people with similar interests: mainly security, cryptology,
and distributed systems. It counts half a dozen
lecturers, several post-doc researchers and nearly 20 PhD
Computer security has been among the laboratory's
research interests for many years,
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Details of the group's research, members, and publications.
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Graphics & Interaction Group
The Graphics & Interaction Group (“Rainbow”) is led by
. It has 3 post-doctoral research workers and 15 PhD students.
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The Computer Laboratory is an academic department within the
encompasses Computer Science, along with many aspects of Engineering,
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Details of the group concerned with the development and application of theorem proving methodologies. Includes an introduction to their work, a list of members, and publications.
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Automated Reasoning Group
The Automated Reasoning Group is concerned with the development and
application of theorem proving methodologies. Theorem proving
presents a challenge for logicians and computer scientists alike. Use
of theorem proving methods is finding substantial application with the
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Details of the group interested in ideas around the general theme of implementing algorithms efficiently, reliably and in manner likely to permit further development. Includes details of group members and projects, and a list of students.
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Cambridge Programming Research Group
The Cambridge Programming Research Group is interested in ideas around the general theme of implementing algorithms efficiently, reliably and in manner likely to permit further development. This explicitly includes research relating to: programming language
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