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ORCIDRevista de Informática Teórica e Aplicada - RITA, Volume 2
Volume 2, Number 1, January 1995
- Carla Maria Dal Sasso Freitas, Flávio Rech Wagner:
Ferramentas de suporte às tarefas da análise exploratória visual. RITA 2(1): 5-36 (1995) - Fernando de Freitas Rezende:
Concurrency control techniques and the KBMS Enviroment: A critical analysis. RITA 2(1): 37-76 (1995) - Cirano Iochpe, Maria Aparecida M. Souto:
Transações de Banco de Dados: novos requisitos de processamento de aplicações não convencionais. RITA 2(1): 77-123 (1995) - Dalcidio Moraes Claudio, Siegfried M. Rump:
Inclusion methods for real and complex functions in one variable. RITA 2(1): 125-136 (1995) - Peter Struss, Waldir L. Roque:
Qualitative Reasoning and Model-Based Diagnosis: foundations & applications. RITA 2(1): 137-149 (1995)
Volume 2, Number 2, October 1995
- Francisco Ibañez, Raymundo Forradellas, Fernando Barber, Rafael Berlanga Llavori:
Dos Enfoques de la Programación Lógica con Restricciones. RITA 2(2): 5-35 (1995) - Newton José Vieira:
Recuperando Caminhos no esquema algorítmico Union-Find. RITA 2(2): 37-53 (1995) - Paulo Alberto de Azeredo:
Classificação por intercalação: um método confiável. RITA 2(2): 55-70 (1995) - Paulo Blauth Menezes:
Marked Petri Nets. RITA 2(2): 71-92 (1995) - Dalcidio Moraes Claudio, Maria Angelica Camargo, Vilmar Trevisan:
Um algoritmo algébrico para isolar zeros de polinômios. RITA 2(2): 93-113 (1995)
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