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isca-related-work

Use when positioning an ISCA submission against prior art — covering five decades of architecture literature across ACM DL, IEEE Xplore, and dblp, differentiating by mechanism rather than metric, handling self-citations and arXiv preprints under double-blind rules, and exploiting ISCA's unlimited reference pages.

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# ISCA Related Work

Architecture is an old field with a long memory. ISCA has run since 1973, its
committee members have often worked an area for twenty years, and the fastest way
to lose a reviewer is to present a mechanism they saw under another name in a
proceedings they attended. Positioning at this venue is therefore archaeology
first, differentiation second.

## Search across three catalogs, because ISCA lives in two publishers

ISCA's dual ACM/IEEE sponsorship means its proceedings are split across publisher
libraries by edition (the 52nd, Tokyo 2025, was ACM-published; the 2026 edition
carried IEEE branding — the pattern alternates). Consequences for search:
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