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Thomas Kunz

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Privacy Protection through Unlinkability of Customer Activities in Business Processes Using Mobile Agents

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Thomas Kunz

22 Matthias Enzmann , Thomas Kunz, Markus Schneider II : Privacy Protection through Unlinkability of Customer Activities in Business Processes Using Mobile Agents. EC-Web 2002 : 314-323

21 Thomas Kunz, Salim Omar : An Adaptive MP3 Player: Reducing Power Consumption and Increasing Application Performance. HICSS 2002 : 293

20 Thomas Kunz, Ed Cheng : On-Demand Multicasting in Ad-Hoc Networks: Comparing AODV and ODMRP. ICDCS 2002 : 453-454

19 Matthias Enzmann , Thomas Kunz, Markus Schneider II : A New Infrastructure for User Tracking Prevention and Privacy Protection in Internet Shopping. InfraSec 2002 : 199-213

18 Thomas Kunz, Atif A. Siddiqi , John Scourias : The Peril of Evaluating Location Management Proposals through Simulations. Wireless Networks 7 (6): 635-643 (2001)

17 Yi Wang , Thomas Kunz: Visualizing Mobile Agent Executions. MATA 2000 : 103-114

16 Salim Omar , Xinan Zhou , Thomas Kunz: Mobile Code, Adaptive Mobile Applications, and Network Architectures. MATA 2000 : 17-28

15 Thomas Kunz, Marc Khouzam : Concurrent single stepping in event-visualization tools. Cluster Computing 3 (3): 231-243 (2000)

14 David Kidston , James P. Black , Thomas Kunz: Transparent Communication Management in Wireless Networks. Workshop on Hot Topics in Operating Systems 1999 : 64-69

13 Thomas Kunz: High-Level Views of Distributed Executions: Convex Abstract Events. Automated Software Engineering 4 (2): 179-197 (1997)

12 Twan Basten , Thomas Kunz, James P. Black , Michael H. Coffin , David J. Taylor : Vector Time and Causality Among Abstract Events in Distributed Computations. Distributed Computing 11 (1): 21-39 (1997)

11 Michael A. Bauer , Richard B. Bunt , Asham El Rayess , Patrick J. Finnigan , Thomas Kunz, Hanan Lutfiyya , Andrew D. Marshall , Patrick Martin , Gregory M. Oster , Wendy Powley , Jerome A. Rolia , David Taylor , C. Murray Woodside : Services Supporting Management of Distributed Applications and Systems. IBM Systems Journal 36 (4): 508-526 (1997)

10 Thomas Kunz, James P. Black , David J. Taylor , Twan Basten : Poet: Target-System Independent Visualizations of Complex Distributed-Application Executions. The Computer Journal 40 (8): 499-512 (1997)

9 David J. Taylor , Thomas Kunz, James P. Black : A Tool for Debugging OSF DCE Applications. COMPSAC 1996 : 440-446

8 Paulo S. C. Alencar , Donald D. Cowan , Thomas Kunz, Carlos José Pereira de Lucena : A Formal Architectural Design Patterns-Based Approach to Software Understanding. WPC 1996 : 154-163

7 Thomas Kunz: Evaluating process clusters to support automatic program understanding. WPC 1996 : 198-207

6 Thomas Kunz: High-Level Views of Distributed Executions. AADEBUG 1995 : 205-219

5 Thomas Kunz, James P. Black : Using Automatic Process Clustering for Design Recovery and Distributed Debugging. TSE 21 (6): 515-527 (1995)

4 Thomas Kunz, James P. Black : Understanding the behaviour of distributed applications through reverse engineering. Distributed Systems Engineering 1 (6): 345-353 (1994)

3 Thomas Kunz: Issues in Event Abstraction. PARLE 1993 : 668-671

2 Thomas Kunz: Process Clustering for Distributed Debugging. Workshop on Parallel and Distributed Debugging 1993 : 75-84

1 Thomas Kunz: The Influence of Different Workload Descriptions on a Heuristic Load Balancing Scheme. TSE 17 (7): 725-730 (1991)




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