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Disambiguation of "Rusinkiewicz, Marek"

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Using Polytransactions to Manage Interdependent Data

, , and . Database Transaction Models for Advanced Applications, Morgan Kaufmann, (1992)

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Katja Marek

Rekonstruktion und Kulturgesellschaft. Uni Kassel, (2009)

Christian Marek

Andrea Marek

Ji Marek

Kurt Marek

 

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