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On the algebraic properties of concrete solution aggregation

Falkenthal et al., 2019

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3436049583366906264
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Falkenthal M
Breitenbücher U
Barzen J
Leymann F
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SICS Software-Intensive Cyber-Physical Systems

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Pattern languages are a pervasive means in many domains to capture proven solutions for recurring problems in an abstract manner. To improve reusability, they abstract from implementation details such as specific technologies or environments. However, while this …
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