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Position Paper Deeply Embedded Survivability Philip Koopman Jennifer Black Theresa Maxino Carnegie Mellon University koopman jenm maxinocmu

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Position Paper Deeply Embedded Survivability Philip Koopman Jennifer Black Theresa Maxino Carnegie Mellon University koopman jenm maxinocmu






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[2] Kopetz, H., Real-Time Systems: Design Principles for Distributed Embedded Applications. Kluwer, 1997. [3] Tennenhouse, D., “Proactive Computing,” , 43(5): 43-50, May 2000.

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