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@misc{Bundgaard:06:HandinForDerivApprCalcEvalAbsMach,
  author = {Mikkel Bundgaard},
  title = {Handin for the {PhD}\ Course A Derivational Approach to Calculi, Evaluation, and Abstract Machines},
  opthowpublished = {},
  year = 2006,
  optnote = {},
  pdf = {http://itu.dk/people/mikkelbu/papers/derivationalApproach.pdf},
  abstract = {In this report we examine the transformation of an
                  big-step relation, for finding matches in place
                  graphs, into a small-step transition relation which
                  solves the same task.}
}
@misc{Bundgaard:04:IntroMobilWorkbench,
  author = {Mikkel Bundgaard},
  title = {Introduction to the Mobility Workbench},
  opthowpublished = {},
  year = 2004,
  note = {Part of the curriculum for the course Modelbased design of distributed and mobile systems},
  optpdf = {},
  abstract = {}
}
@misc{Hildebrandt:07:CosmoBizPositionPaper,
  author = {Hildebrandt, Thomas and Niss, Henning and Bundgaard, Mikkel and Schmidt, Kjeld and Jensen, Thomas},
  title = {Computer Supported Mobile Adaptive Business Processes: Position paper on the CosmoBiz research project (2007-2010)},
  opthowpublished = {},
  optmonth = {},
  note = {In Proceedings of 1st Informal Workshop on Formal Models and 
                  Notations for Business Process Execution, Service Oriented Computing and CSCW"},
  year = 2007,
  pdf = {http://www.itu.dk/people/hniss/pubs/positionpaper.pdf},
  abstract = {Dynamic evolution of workflow process descriptions
                  and active instances has been an active research
                  area since the mid 1990s. Most work has been based
                  on flow-graph meta models formalised as variations
                  of Petri Nets. We present a new research project on
                  Computer Supported Mobile Adaptive Business
                  Processes (CosmoBiz) initiated in January 2007
                  jointly with Microsoft Development Center
                  Copenhagen, which will extend this work to mobile
                  and distributed workflows, by uniting research in
                  formal models for graph rewriting and typed process
                  calculi, design and implementation of distributed
                  and peer-to-peer systems, and computer supported
                  collaborative work.}
}
@unpublished{Bundgaard:09:DecidFragOfHomerLong,
  author = {Mikkel Bundgaard and Godskesen, Jens Chr. and Bj\o rn Haagensen and Hans H\"uttel},
  title = {Decidable Fragments of a Higher Order Calculus with Locations},
  note = {Long version of \cite{Bundgaard:09:DecidFragOfHomer}. Submitted for publication.},
  year = {2009}
}

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