Joseph Gil

Yossi Gil

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	2012
j26		Joseph Gil, Keren Lenz: Keyword- and Default- Parameters in JAVA. Journal of Object Technology 11(1): 1-17 (2012)
c62		Joseph Gil, Yuval Shimron: Smaller Footprint for Java Collections. ECOOP 2012: 356-382
c61		Joseph Gil, Maayan Goldstein, Dany Moshkovich: An empirical investigation of changes in some software properties over time. MSR 2012: 227-236
i1		Joseph Gil, Maayan Goldstein, Dany Moshkovich: Empirical Confirmation (and Refutation) of Presumptions on Software. CoRR abs/1201.3078 (2012)
	2011
c60		Yossi Gil, Maayan Goldstein, Dany Moshkovich: How much information do software metrics contain? PLATEAU 2011: 57-64
c59		Joseph Gil, Yuval Shimron: Smaller footprint for Java collections. OOPSLA Companion 2011: 191-192
c58		Joseph Gil, Keren Lenz, Yuval Shimron: A microbenchmark case study and lessons learned. SPLASH Workshops 2011: 297-308
	2010
j25		Joseph Gil, Keren Lenz: Simple and safe SQL queries with C++ templates. Sci. Comput. Program. 75(7): 573-595 (2010)
c57		Joseph Gil, Keren Lenz: The Use of Overloading in Java Programs. ECOOP 2010: 529-551
c56		Joseph Gil: Reflections on Spartan Programming and the No-Debugger Principle. Haifa Verification Conference 2010: 5-8
c55		Yossi Gil, Shiri Kremer-Davidson, Itay Maman: Sans Constraints? Feature Diagrams vs. Feature Models. SPLC 2010: 271-285
	2009
c54		Joseph Gil, Tali Shragai: Are We Ready for a Safer Construction Environment? ECOOP 2009: 495-519
c53		Tal Cohen, Joseph Gil: Three approaches to object evolution. PPPJ 2009: 57-66
	2008
j24		Joseph Gil, William Pugh, Grant E. Weddell, Yoav Zibin: Two-dimensional bidirectional object layout. ACM Trans. Program. Lang. Syst. 30(5) (2008)
c52		Joseph Gil, Itay Maman: Whiteoak: introducing structural typing into java. OOPSLA 2008: 73-90
c51		Tal Cohen, Joseph Gil, Itay Maman: Guarded Program Transformations Using JTL. TOOLS (46) 2008: 100-120
	2007
j23		Tal Cohen, Joseph Gil: Better Construction with Factories. Journal of Object Technology 6(6): 103-123 (2007)
j22		Joseph Gil, Yoav Zibin: Randomised algorithms for isomorphisms of simple types. Mathematical Structures in Computer Science 17(3): 565-584 (2007)
j21		Joseph Gil, Yoav Zibin: Efficient dynamic dispatching with type slicing. ACM Trans. Program. Lang. Syst. 30(1) (2007)
c50		Sara Cohen, Joseph Gil, Evelina Zarivach: Datalog Programs over Infinite Databases, Revisited. DBPL 2007: 32-47
c49		Joseph Gil, Keren Lenz: Simple and safe SQL queries with c++ templates. GPCE 2007: 13-24
c48		Joseph Gil, Keren Lenz: Eliminating Impedance Mismatch in C++. VLDB 2007: 1386-1389
	2006
j20		Tal Cohen, Joseph Gil: Shakeins: Nonintrusive Aspects for Middleware Frameworks. : 101-146 (2006)
c47		Joseph Gil, Alexander Gorovoy, Alon Itai: Software Fingerprinting. ITRE 2006: 69-73
c46		Tal Cohen, Joseph Gil, Itay Maman: JTL: the Java tools language. OOPSLA 2006: 89-108
	2005
j19		Joseph Gil, Yoav Zibin: Efficient algorithms for isomorphisms of simple types. Mathematical Structures in Computer Science 15(5): 917-957 (2005)
j18		Joseph Gil, Yoav Zibin: Efficient subtyping tests with PQ-encoding. ACM Trans. Program. Lang. Syst. 27(5): 819-856 (2005)
c45		Joseph Gil, Itay Maman: Micro patterns in Java code. OOPSLA 2005: 97-116
	2004
c44		Tal Cohen, Joseph Gil: AspectJ2EE = AOP + J2EE. ECOOP 2004: 219-243
c43		Vitaly Surazhsky, Joseph Gil: Type-safe covariance in C++. SAC 2004: 1496-1502
	2003
c42		Yoav Zibin, Joseph Gil: Two-Dimensional Bi-directional Object Layout. ECOOP 2003: 329-350
c41		Uri Dekel, Joseph Gil: Visualizing class interfaces with formal concept analysis. OOPSLA Companion 2003: 288-289
c40		Yoav Zibin, Joseph Gil: Incremental algorithms for dispatching in dynamically typed languages. POPL 2003: 126-138
c39		Yoav Zibin, Joseph Gil, Jeffrey Considine: Efficient algorithms for isomorphisms of simple types. POPL 2003: 160-171
c38		Uri Dekel, Yossi Gil: Revealing Class Structure with Concept Lattices. WCRE 2003: 353-365
	2002
j17		Joseph Gil, Ron Kimmel: Efficient Dilation, Erosion, Opening, and Closing Algorithms. IEEE Trans. Pattern Anal. Mach. Intell. 24(12): 1606-1617 (2002)
j16		Joseph Gil, John Howse, Elena Tulchinsky: Positive Semantics of Projections in Venn-Euler Diagrams. J. Vis. Lang. Comput. 13(2): 197-227 (2002)
c37		Joseph Gil, John Howse, Stuart Kent: Advanced visual modelling: beyond UML. ICSE 2002: 697-698
c36		Yoav Zibin, Joseph Gil: Fast algorithm for creating space efficient dispatching tables with application to multi-dispatching. OOPSLA 2002: 142-160
	2001
j15		John Howse, Fernando Molina, John Taylor, Stuart Kent, Joseph Gil: Spider Diagrams: A Diagrammatic Reasoning System. J. Vis. Lang. Comput. 12(3): 299-324 (2001)
c35		Marina Biberstein, Joseph Gil, Sara Porat: Sealing, Encapsulation, and Mutability. ECOOP 2001: 28-52
c34		Yoav Zibin, Joseph Gil: Efficient Subtyping Tests with PQ-Encoding. OOPSLA 2001: 96-107
c33		Joseph Gil: Subtyping arithmetical types. POPL 2001: 276-289
c32		Joseph Gil, John Howse, Stuart Kent: Towards a Formalization of Constraint Diagrams. HCC 2001: 72-
	2000
c31		Joseph Gil, John Howse, Elena Tulchinsky: Positive Semantics of Projections in Venn-Euler Diagrams. Diagrams 2000: 7-25
c30		Natalie Eckel, Joseph Gil: Empirical Study of Object-Layout Strategies and Optimization Techniques. ECOOP 2000: 394-421
c29		Joseph Gil, John Howse, Stuart Kent: Advanced visual modeling (tutorial session): beyond UML. ICSE 2000: 833
c28		Tal Cohen, Joseph Gil: Self-Calibration of Metrics of Java Methods. TOOLS (37) 2000: 94-107
c27		Joseph Gil, John Howse, Stuart Kent: Advanced Visual Modeling: Beyond UML. TOOLS (33) 2000: 474
c26		Joseph Gil, John Howse, Stuart Kent, John Taylor: Projections in Venn-Euler Diagrams. VL 2000: 119-126
	1999
j14		Joseph Gil, Alon Itai: How to Pack Trees. J. Algorithms 32(2): 108-132 (1999)
j13		Joseph Gil, Alan S. Wagner: An Alternative Mapping of 3-D Space onto Processor Arrays. J. Parallel Distrib. Comput. 59(3): 360-380 (1999)
c25		Shmuel Katz, Joseph Gil: Aspects and Superimpositions. ECOOP Workshops 1999: 308-309
c24		Peter F. Sweeney, Joseph Gil: Space and Time-Efficient Memory Layout for Multiple Inheritance. OOPSLA 1999: 256-275
c23		Joseph Gil, John Howse, Stuart Kent: Constraint Diagrams: A Step Beyond UML. TOOLS (30) 1999: 453-463
c22		Joseph Gil, John Howse, Stuart Kent: Formalizing Spider Diagrams. VL 1999: 130-137
	1998
j12		Joseph Gil, David H. Lorenz: Design Patterns and Language Design. IEEE Computer 31(3): 118-120 (1998)
j11		Stuart Kent, Joseph Gil: Visualising action contracts in object-oriented modelling. IEE Proceedings - Software 145(2-3): 70-78 (1998)
j10		Joseph Gil, Yossi Matias: Simple Fast Parallel Hashing by Oblivious Execution. SIAM J. Comput. 27(5): 1348-1375 (1998)
c21		Joseph Gil, Zvi Gutterman: Compile Time Symbolic Derivation with C++ Templates. COOTS 1998: 249-264
c20		Joseph Gil, Alon Itai: The Complexity of Type Analysis of Object Oriented Programs. ECOOP 1998: 601-634
c19		Joseph Gil, Stuart Kent: Three Dimensional Software Modeling. ICSE 1998: 105-114
c18		Joseph Gil, Y. Eckel: Statically Checkable Design Level Traits. ASE 1998: 217-220
	1997
j9		Amnon H. Eden, Joseph Gil, Amiram Yehudai: Automating the Application of Design Patterns. JOOP 10(2): 44-46 (1997)
c17		Joseph Gil, David H. Lorenz: Design Patterns vs. Language Design. ECOOP Workshops 1997: 108-111
c16		Amnon H. Eden, Amiram Yehudai, Joseph Gil: Precise Specification and Automatic Application of Design Patterns. ASE 1997: 143-152
c15		James Coplien, Joseph Gil, David Harel, Bertrand Meyer: Keynotes. TOOLS (23) 1997: 2
c14		Joseph Gil, Beery Holstein: T++: A Test Case Generator Using a Debugging Information Based Technique for Source Code Manipulation. TOOLS (23) 1997: 272-281
c13		Yossi Gil: Extendability vs. Substitutability in OO Languages. TOOLS (25) 1997: 368
	1996
j8		Joseph Gil, Yossi Matias: An Effective Load Balancing Policy for Geometric-Decaying Algorithms. J. Parallel Distrib. Comput. 36(2): 185-188 (1996)
j7		Joseph Gil, Friedhelm Meyer auf der Heide, Avi Wigderson: The Tree Model for Hashing: Lower and Upper Bounds. SIAM J. Comput. 25(5): 936-955 (1996)
c12		Joseph Gil, Alan S. Wagner: A New Technique for 3-D Domain Decomposition on Multicomputers which Reduces Message-Passing. IPPS 1996: 831-835
c11		Joseph Gil, David H. Lorenz: Environmental Acquisition - A New Inheritance-Like Abstraction Mechanism. OOPSLA 1996: 214-231
	1995
j6		Heinz Breu, Joseph Gil, David G. Kirkpatrick, Michael Werman: Linear Time Euclidean Distance Algorithms. IEEE Trans. Pattern Anal. Mach. Intell. 17(5): 529-533 (1995)
c10		Joseph Gil, Alon Itai: Packing Trees. ESA 1995: 113-127
	1994
j5		Joseph Gil, Yossi Matias: Designing Algorithms by Expectations. Inf. Process. Lett. 51(1): 31-34 (1994)
j4		Joseph Gil, Yossi Matias: Fast and Efficient Simulations among CRCW PRAMs. J. Parallel Distrib. Comput. 23(2): 135-148 (1994)
j3		Joseph Gil: Renaming and dispersing: Techniques for Fast Load Balancing. J. Parallel Distrib. Comput. 23(2): 149-157 (1994)
c9		Joseph Gil, Yossi Matias: Simple Fast Parallel Hashing. ICALP 1994: 239-250
	1993
j2		Joseph Gil, Michael Werman: Computing 2-D Min, Median, and Max Filters. IEEE Trans. Pattern Anal. Mach. Intell. 15(5): 504-507 (1993)
	1992
j1		Joseph Gil, William L. Steiger, Avi Wigderson: Geometric medians. Discrete Mathematics 108(1-3): 37-51 (1992)
c8		Martin Dietzfelbinger, Joseph Gil, Yossi Matias, Nicholas Pippenger: Polynomial Hash Functions Are Reliable (Extended Abstract). ICALP 1992: 235-246
c7		Joseph Gil, Yossi Matias: Leaders Election Without Conflict Resolution Rule - Fast and Efficient Randomized Simulations among CRCW PRAMs. LATIN 1992: 204-218
	1991
c6		Joseph Gil, Yossi Matias, Uzi Vishkin: Towards a Theory of Nearly Constant Time Parallel Algorithms. FOCS 1991: 698-710
c5		Joseph Gil, Yossi Matias: Fast Hashing on a PRAM - Designing by Expectation. SODA 1991: 271-280
c4		Joseph Gil: Fast load balancing on a PRAM. SPDP 1991: 10-17
	1990
c3		Joseph Gil, Friedhelm Meyer auf der Heide, Avi Wigderson: Not All Keys Can Be Hashed in Constant Time (Preliminary Version). STOC 1990: 244-253
	1986
c2		Joseph Gil, Larry Rudolph: Counting and Packing in Parallel. ICPP 1986: 1000-1002
	1984
c1		Chagit Attiya, Danny Dolev, Joseph Gil: Asynchronous Byzantine Consensus. PODC 1984: 119-133

Coauthor Index

1	Hagit Attiya (Chagit Attiya)	[c1]
2	Marina Biberstein	[c35]
3	Heinz Breu	[j6]
4	Sara Cohen (Sara Shurin)	[c50]
5	Tal Cohen	[c53] [c51] [j23] [j20] [c46] [c44] [c28]
6	Jeffrey Considine	[c39]
7	James Coplien	[c15]
8	Uri Dekel	[c41] [c38]
9	Martin Dietzfelbinger	[c8]
10	Danny Dolev	[c1]
11	Natalie Eckel	[c30]
12	Y. Eckel	[c18]
13	Amnon H. Eden	[j9] [c16]
14	Maayan Goldstein	[c61] [i1] [c60]
15	Alexander Gorovoy	[c47]
16	Zvi Gutterman	[c21]
17	David Harel	[c15]
18	Friedhelm Meyer auf der Heide	[j7] [c3]
19	Beery Holstein	[c14]
20	John Howse	[j16] [c37] [j15] [c32] [c31] [c29] [c27] [c26] [c23] [c22]
21	Alon Itai	[c47] [j14] [c20] [c10]
22	Shmuel Katz	[c25]
23	Stuart Kent	[c37] [j15] [c32] [c29] [c27] [c26] [c23] [c22] [j11] [c19]
24	Ron Kimmel	[j17]
25	David G. Kirkpatrick	[j6]
26	Shiri Kremer-Davidson	[c55]
27	Keren Lenz	[j26] [c58] [j25] [c57] [c49] [c48]
28	David H. Lorenz	[j12] [c17] [c11]
29	Itay Maman	[c55] [c52] [c51] [c46] [c45]
30	Yossi Matias	[j10] [j8] [j5] [j4] [c9] [c8] [c7] [c6] [c5]
31	Bertrand Meyer	[c15]
32	Fernando Molina	[j15]
33	Dany Moshkovich	[c61] [i1] [c60]
34	Nicholas Pippenger	[c8]
35	Sara Porat	[c35]
36	William Pugh	[j24]
37	Larry Rudolph	[c2]
38	Yuval Shimron	[c62] [c59] [c58]
39	Tali Shragai	[c54]
40	William L. Steiger	[j1]
41	Vitaly Surazhsky	[c43]
42	Peter F. Sweeney	[c24]
43	John Taylor	[j15] [c26]
44	Elena Tulchinsky	[j16] [c31]
45	Uzi Vishkin	[c6]
46	Alan S. Wagner	[j13] [c12]
47	Grant E. Weddell	[j24]
48	Michael Werman	[j6] [j2]
49	Avi Wigderson	[j7] [j1] [c3]
50	Amiram Yehudai	[j9] [c16]
51	Evelina Zarivach	[c50]
52	Yoav Zibin	[j24] [j22] [j21] [j19] [j18] [c42] [c40] [c39] [c36] [c34]

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