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COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946 TO 1963
CACM
JACM
PACM
EJCC
FJCC
WJCC
SJCC
PGEC

COMMUNICATIONS OF THE ACM (1958- )
JOURNAL OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR COMPUTING MACHINERY (1954PROC. (AND PREPRINTS) OF THE ACM NATIONAL MEETINGS (1952EASTERN JOINT COMPUTER CONFERENCE PROC. (1951-1961)
FALL JOINT COMPUTER CONFERENCE PROC. (1962- )
WESTERN JOINT COMPUTER CONFERENCE PROC. (1953-1961)
SPRING JOINT COMPUTER CONFERENCE PROC. (1962- l
TRANS. OF THE PROFESSIONAL GROUP ON ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS (1952-

AADC60
ACFI57
ADC 53
AIC
ANL 53
AODC62
ARAP
AUS
BCS 58
BIT
CABS62
CAMB49
CAN
CAS
CATH63
CCST61
CENG59
CHBK62
CLUN55
CPFS61
CTPC54
DIP 62
ECIP55
EDPS61
ELEC61
FTT 53
HACC59
HARV
IBMJ
IBSJ
ICC
ICIP59
lCSI58
lEE S56
IFIP62
LCMT61
LSU
MANC51
MCF 61
MIPP61
MSEE46
MTL 61
MTP 58
NCR
NEWC57
NSMT60
OCR 62
ONR
OP I 62
PCS 62
PECS52
PIRE
PLCI61
PWCS54
RMCS60
ROME62
RTCS62
SACI58
SOS
TCB
TCJ
TOMM58
WCR
WOC062

ANALOGUE AND DIGITAL COMPUTERS (PHILOSOPHICAL LIBRARY 1960)
AUTOMATIC CODING (FRANKLIN INSTITUTE 1957) MONOGRAPH NO. 3
AUTOMATIC DIGITAL COMPUTATION, NAT. PHYS. LAB., ENGLAND (HMSO 1953)
ADVANCES IN COMPUTERS (ACADEMIC PRESS 1960- )
ARGONNE NATIONAL LABORATORY, COMPUTER SYMPOSIUM, ANL-5181, 1953
APPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS (GINN 1963)
ANNUAL REVIEW IN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING (PERGAMON PRESS 1960- )
PROC. OF AUSTRALIAN COMPUTER CONFERENCES (1951, 1957, 1960, 1963)
THE BUSINESS COMPUTER SYMPOSIUM (PITMAN 1959)
NORDISK TIDSKRIFT FOR INFORMATIONS- BEHANDLING (1961- )
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN THE BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES (PRENTICE-HALL 62)
RPT OF A CONF ON H S AUTO CALCULATING-MACH., CAMBRIDGE, ENG., 1949
CANADIAN CONF. FOR COMPUTING AND DATA PROCESSING (1958, 60, 62)
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS SYMPOSIUM, ARMOUR RESEARCH FOUND. (1955-1962)
COMPUTERS AND THOUGHT (MCGRAW-HILL. 1963)
COMPUTER CONTROL SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY (MCGRAW-HILL 1961)
COMPUTER ENGINEERING (PERGAMON PRESS 1960)
COMPUTER HANDBOOK (MCGRAW-HILL 1962)
THE COMPUTING LABORATORY IN THE UNIVERSITY (UNIV. OF WISC. 1957)
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING AND FORMAL SYSTEMS (NORTH-HOLLAND 1963)
CONF. ON TRAINING PERSONNEL FOR COMPUTERS (WAyNE UNIV. PRESS 1955)
DIGITAL INFORMATION PROCESSORS (J. WILEY 19621
ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTERS AND INF. PROCESSING, DARMSTADT. 1955
ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING SYMPOSIUM, LONDON (PITMAN 1963)
ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS (PRENTICE-HALL 1961)
FASTER THAN THOUGHT (PITMAN 1953)
HANDBOOK OF AUTOMATION, COMP. AND CONTROL, VOL. 2 (J. WILEY 1959)
HARVARD UNIVERSITY SYMPOSIA (1947, 1949. 1955, 1957, 1961)
IBM JOURNAL OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT (1957- )
IBM SYSTEMS JOURNAL (1962- )
INTERNATIONAL COMPUTATION CENTRE BULLETIN (1958- )
INT. CONF. ON INFORMATION PROCESSING, PARIS (UNESCO 1959)
INT. CONF. ON SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION, WASHINGTON, DC (NAS-NRC 1959)
INST. OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS, SUPPLEMENT PART B VOL. 103, 1956
INT. FED. FOR INFORMATION PROCESSING, MUNICH (NORTH-HOLLAND 1962)
SYMP. ON LARGE CAPACITY MEMORY TECHNIQUES (MACMILLAN 1962)
HIGH-SPEED COMPUTER CONF. (LOUISIANA STATE UNIV. 1955-1958)
PROC MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY COMPUTER INAUGURAL CONF., ENGLAND, 1951
MANAGEMENT AND THE COMPUTER OF THE FUTURE (J. WILEY 1962)
MACHINE INDEXING, PROGRESS AND PROBLEMS (AMERICAN UNIV 1961)
MOORE SCHOOL OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERIriG LECTURES, PHILADELPHIA, 1946
MACHINE TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES. NAT. PHYS. LAB., ENG. (HMSO 1962)
MECH. OF THOUGHT PROCESSES. NAT. PHYSICAL LAB., ENGLAND (HMSO 1959)
NATIONAL (AND INTERNATIONAL) CUNVENTION RECORD OF THE IRE (1953- )
NEW COMPUTERS, A REPORT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS ~ACM 1957)
PROC. OF THE NAT. SYMP. ON MACHINE TRANSLATION (PRENTICE-HALL 1961)
OPTICAL CHARACTER RECOGNITION (SPARTAN 19&2)
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH SYMPOSIA (1951, 52, 53, 54, 56, 58, 60)
SYMP. ON OPTICAL PROCESSING OF INFORMATION (SPARTAN PRESS 1963)
PLANNING A COMPUTER SYSTEM (MCGRAW-HILL 1962)
PROC. OF THE ELECTRONIC COMPUTER SYMPOSIUM. LOS ANGELES. 1952
PROC. IRE, COMPUTER ISSUES OCT 53, JAN 61, COMPUTER SECTION MAY 62
PROGRAMMED LEARNING AND ~OMPUTER-BASED INSTRUCTION (J. WILEY 1962)
PROCEEDINGS OF THE WESCON COMPUTER SESSION, LOS ANGELES, 1954
RELIABILITY AND MAINT. OF COMPUTER SYSTEMS. LONDON (lEE 1960)
SYMBOLIC LANGUAGES IN DATA PROCESSING, ROME (GORDON AND BREACH 62)
REDUNDANCY TECHNIQUES FOR COMPUTING SYSTEMS (SPARTAN PRESS 1962)
SMALL AUTOMATIC COMPUTERS AND 1/0 EQUIP., LOS ANGELES 1958
SELF-ORGANIZING SYSTEMS (PERGAMON PRESS 1959t61, SPARTAN PRESS 62)
THE COMPUTER BULLETIN (1957- }
THE COMPUTER JOURNAL (1958- )
THE THEORY OF MATHEMATICAL MACHINES (PERGAMON PRESS, 1963)
WESCON CONVENTION RECORD OF THE IRE (1957-1960)
WORKSHOP ON COMPUTER ORGANIZATION (SPARTAN 1963)

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE. John T. Connor, Secretary
NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS • A. V. Astin, Dimtor

Computer Literature Bibliography
1946 to 1963
W. W. Youden

National Bureau of Standards Miscellaneous Publication 266
Issued March 31, 1965

For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office
Washington, D.C .. 20402 - Price $3.75

Contents
Introduction:
How to understand the coden___________________________________
How to use the Bibliography Section____________________________
How to use the Title Word Index- _ _____________________________
How to use the Author Index_ __________________________________
Bibliography Section_____ _____ ___ _______________________ __ __ _____
Ti tIe Word Index _ _ _ ____________________________________________
AuthorIndex___________________________________________________
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Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 64-62989

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Computer Literature Bibliography
1946 to 1963
W. W. Youden
Over 6,100 references are contained in this biblipgraphy of computer literature published
during the years 1946 through 1963. The Bibliography Section includes the full, title and
all of the authors of every article published in 9 journals, 21 books, and over 100 proceedings.
No articles from other sources are included. The books selected are those that have chapters
by individual authors, as such chapters are not normally indexed in most libraries.
The Title Word Index Section is used to find an article if any part of its title is known or
to find all the articles whose titles include a particular word or phrase. The Author Index
Section'lists all authors of each article, but does not indicate whether an individual is the
sole author of the article.
The bibliography is intended not only to serve those in the computer field, but also to
be an experiment in information retrieval to determine the value of cumulative KWIC and
author indexes to published literature in a specific subject area.

INTRODUCTION
How To Understand the Coden
All three sections of this computer literature
bibliography use an ll-character (occasionally 12character) coden! to identify each article. The first
four letters (sometimes three letters plus a space) are
usually an acronym for the title of the book, journal,
or proceeding. An effort has been made to choose
acronyms of mnemonic value.
A list of the acronyms with their explanations is
given on the inside of the front and back covers.
The Bibliography Section is in the same sequence as
the lists inside the covers. Sometimes an abbreviation is used instead of an acronym,. For example,
HARV is the four-letter abbreVIation used for the
proceedings of all conferences which took place at
Harvard University.
Following the four-letter acronym are the last two
digits of the year in which the article was first presented or published. For journals, the issue number
is given immmediately following the two year-digits.
The letters 0, N, and D are used to indicate the 10th,
11th, and 12th issues of a monthl:y: journal. For
books and proceedings, this digit, If there is one,
indicates the volume number. Last, separated by at
least one space (with a few unavoidable exceptions),
the starting page of the article is given.
Some examples of how coden expand to the full
reference are as follows:
CACM63N 660=Communications of the ACM,
1963, November, page 660
1

Charles Bishop, An Integrated approach to the documentation problem,

American Do;:umentatlon 4. 54-65 (April 1953).

W. Yonden, Characteristics of programs for KWIC and 'other computer
produced indexes, A mamatlon and SciMltijic Communication, 332, (1963).
8 Letters to the editor, Science 120. 1038-1040 (1954).
2 W.

DIP 62
ICSI 582

67=Digital Information Processors,
1962, page 67
823=International Conference on
Scientific Information, 1958
Volume 2, page 823

A few exceptions to the rules above occur when a
book or proceedings does not number its pages from
start to finish, but numbers the pages of each article
or chapter indel?endently. In such cases the article
or chapter identification used in the book or proceedings is used in the coden. For example:
PACM61 12A5=Preprints of the ACM,
Paper 12A5

1961,

Another exception is made for the two journals
that have a volume year slightly out of phase with
the calendar year. For these journals the volume
number, which is redundant information, is given to
the left of the two year-digits, immediately following
the three-letter acronym. The issue number is still
given to the right of the two year-digits. For
example:
TCJ5634 349=The Computer Journal, Volume 5,
1963, Issue 4, page 349.
The coden scheme as used in this bibliography
eliminates double lookups2 that are required by most
other published computer-produced indexes. This
scheme is most useful for cumulative indexes to a
reasonably small set of books, journals, and proceedings. A heterogeneous collection of articles from
hundreds of sources does not usually lend itself to
this sort of treatment, nor should it be used for
literature citations. 3
m

How To Use the Bibliography Section
In the Bibliography Section the major publications of the Association for Computing Machinery,
the Joint Computer Conferences, and the IEEE
Computer Group are listed first. This special group,
with the acronyms CACM, JACM, PACM, EJCC,
FJCC, WJCC, SJCC, andPGEC, constitutes almost
half of all the references in this bibliography. All of
the remaining acronyms follow in alphabetical sequence. Within each acronym the references are in
year, issue number, and page number sequence.
Bibliographic information similar to that given on
a library catalog card is given at the beginning of
the listing for each book, journal. proceedings, or
series of proceedings. The first line of this bibliographic information is almost always the title of the
book, journal. etc. If the main entry on the Library
of Congress catalog card differs, it follows the title
in parentheses. An ellipsis within the parentheses
indIcates omission of repeated words. For proceedings, the second line gives the location and date of
the meeting. Usually, the second line also gives the
name of the publisher and the year of publication.
The Library of Congress classification and catalog
card number are on the following line if they have
been ascertained. Occasionally additional mIscellaneous information is given.

How To Use the Title Word Index
The. Title Word Index is a permuted title or
KWIC (Keyword-in-Context) 4 index. It is not a
subject index and can best be used by those who
are knowledgeable in the field of computers.
Each title can be found under all of the significant
words that it contains. The title is shifted to aline
each successive significant word with a column near
the middle of the page. After sorting from this
column to its right, it becomes very easy to locate
all titles that contain a given word or phrase. Since
each line in the index is a separate unit, titles longer
than one line must be chopped. This is indicated
by a virgule (f) next to the chopped portion if the
title either begins or ends on the line.
The proper point to begin reading a line is at the
longest white space. The line is read to its right• H. P. Luhn, Keyword-in-context index for technical literature (KWIC
index), American Documentation, II, 288-295 (Oct. 1960).
, R. A. Kennedy, Mechanized title word indexing of Internal reports, Macltine
Indexing, Progres. and Problem., 112-132, American University (1961).

hand end and then, continuing at the left end of the
line, it is read to the longest white space where the
reading began. This longest space will never be less
than three character spaces except in the rare case
of a title longer than the line which has been positioned so that both ends of the title are off the line.
In this case, there will be only a single space between
each word on the line, and the line is read from left
to right.
The title is the title of the article or book chapter.
Titles of foreign language articles have been translated (sometimes roughly) into English and then
followed with the name of the foreign language in
parentheses. Over 30 words such as AND, FOR
OF, and THE have been prevented from indexing,
and they are identified in their alphabetical place in
the Title Word Index.
The wide format which results in less than 3 percent of the titles being chopped is based on the
format of the Bell Telephone Laboratories permuted
title index 5 rather than on the narrower format of
earlier KWIC indexes. This format does not have
the disadvantage of the RWOC or Reyword-out-ofcontext index, which makes the finding of a phrase
or multiword entry difficult.

How to Use the Author Index
All authors of each article are listed in the Author
Index with their names followed by as much of the
title as will fit on one line. No indication is given
as to whether an individual is the sole author or one
of several coauthors. Reference should be made to
the Bibliography Section for this information.
Authors will be found under the prefix when their
last name is preceded by any of the following prefixes: DE, DEL, DEN, DER, DES, DI, LA, LE,
ST, VAN, and VON. Authors may be listed with
their given names in full and with one or more of
their given names shortened to initials. This, plus
the fact that authors whose names are followed by
suffixes, such as JR, SR, II, and III, sometimes publish with the suffix dropped, means that occasionally
several listings for the same author may become
slightly separated.
Since the sorting of names was done on a computer, the sequence of names is in order word-byword rather than letter-by-Ietter. Also note that
MC ... and MAC ... are not interfiled.

BIBLIOGRAPHY
CACM

CACM581
CACM581
C4CM581
CACM582
C4CM582
CACM583
C4CM,83
C4CM584
CACM584
CACM584
C4CM584
CACM585
C4CM585
C4CM585
CACM585
CACM585
CACM585
CACM586
CACM586
CACM587
CACM587
CACM587
CACM588
CACM588
CACM588
CACM588
CACM588
CACM589
CACM589
CACM589
CACM580
CACM580
CACM580
CACM58N
CACM58N
CACM58D
CACM58D
~ACM58D

CACM591
C4CM591
CACM592
CACM592
CACM592
CACM592

COMMUNICATIONS OF THE ACM, V. 1BALTIMORE, JANUARY 1958QA76.A772
LC CARD NO. 61-65941
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3
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7
8
9
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7
10
12
14
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9
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9
10
12
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27
7
13
3

6
8
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41
4
6
9
22

CACM592
CACM593
CACM593
CACM593
CACM593
CACM594
CACM594
CACM594

28
3
5
6
8
10

CACM594

CACM594
CACM594

19
22

CACM594
C4CM595
CACM595
CACM595

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10
16

CACM596

CACM596
C4CM596
CACM596
CACM596
CACM596

21
21
25
25
27

CACM596
CACM596
CACM597
CACM597
CACM591
C4CM591
CACM591
CACM597
CACM591
CACM598
(;4CM598
CACM598
C4CM598
CACM599
CACM599
CACM599
C4CM599

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24
27
28
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A MACHINE METHOD FOR SQUARE-ROOT COMPUTATION. R. W. BEMER
TABLES FOR AUTOMATIC COMPUTATION. HERBERT S. WILF
A PROGRAMMED 81NARY COUNTER FOR THE IBM TYPE 650 CALCULATOR. B. C. KENNY, J. A. HUNTER
VARIABLE-WIDTH TABLES WITH BINARY-SEARCH FACILITY. MARK HALPERN
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH DCN VOL 10 NO 1 JAN 5B
IBM 704 CODE-NUNDRUMS • MURRAY GRUMETTE
ALGORITHM FOR ANALYZING LOGICAL STATEMENTS TO PRODUCE A TRUTH FUNCTION TABLE. HAROLD WOLPE
NEED FOR AN ALGORITHM. W. SELDEN
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
REQUEST FOR METHODS OR PROGRAMS. HENRY P~ T. CORLEY
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH DCN VOL 10 NO 2 APR 58
NOTE ON EMPIRICAL BOUNDS FOR GENERATING BESSEL FUNCTIONS. JAMES B. RANDELS, ROY F. REEVES
A SUBROUTINE METHOD FOR CALCULATING LOGARITHMS. R. W. BEMER
GENERAL PURPOSE PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS. ANATOL W. HOLT
AN IMPROVED DECIMAL REDUNDANCY CHECK. ROGER L. SISSON
BINARY AND TRUTH-FUNCTIONAL OPERATIONS ON A OECIMAL COMPUTER WITH AN EXTR4CT COMMAND • WILLI~M H. K4UTl
AUTOMATIC IMPLEMENTATION OF COMPUTER LOGIC. E. F. MORRIS, T. E. WOHR
ALGEBRAIC FORMULATION OF FLOW 014GRAMS • EDWARO A. VOORHEES
ACCELERATING CONVERGENCE OF ITERATIVE PROCESSES. J. H. WEGSTEIN
THE LINCOLN KEYBOARD, A TYPEWRITER KEYBOARD DESIGNED FOR COMPUTER INPUT FLEXIBILI TY • A. VANlE.\BURGH
SIMPLE AUTOMATIC CODlNG SYSTEMS. ELDRIDGE S. A04MS JR, STEW4RT I. SCHLESINGER
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH DCN VOL 10 NO 3 JUL 58
ON PROGRAMMING OF ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS. A. P. ERSHOV
CORRECTION TO 'BINARY 41'10 TRUTH-FUNCTIONAL OPERATIONS ON A DECIMAL COMPUTER WITH AN EXTRACT :O~MA~O'
SECANT MOOIFIC4TION OF NEWTON'S METHOD. T. A. JEEVES
RECURSIVE CURVE FITTING TECHNIQUE. JOHN GIBLIN
THE PROBLEM OF PROGRAMMI~G COMMUNICATION WITH CHANGING MACHINES. PART I • J. STRONG, J. WEGSTEIN,
A. TRITTER, J. OLSZTYN, O. MOCK. T. STEEL
EDITOR'S NOTE ON SERIES APPROXIM4TION TRUNCATION. R. W. BEMER
ERROR ESTIMATION IN RUNGE-KUTTA PROCEDURES. DICKSON H. C4LL. ROY F. REEVES
THE PROBLEM OF PROGRAMMI~G COMMUNICATION WITH CHANGING MACHINES. PART 2 • J. STRONG, J. WEGSTEIN.
4. TRITTER, J. OLSZTYN, O. MOCK. T. STEEL
PROPOSAL FOR AN UNCOL • MELVIN E. CONWAY
ON THE EQUIVALENCE AND TRANSFORMATION OF PROGRAM SCHEMES. IU. I. IANOV
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH OCN VOL 10 NO 4 OCT 58
THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN INSPECTION PROCEDURES • MERVIN E. MULLER
TWO SQUARE-ROOT APPROXIMATIONS. W. G. WAOEY
ON MATRIX PROGRAM SCHEMES. IU. I. 14NOV
EXTRACTION OF ROOTS BY REPEATEO SUBTRACTIONS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS. IWAO SUGAI
PRELIMI~ARY REPORT. INTERNATIONAL ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE. A. J. PERLIS. K. SAMELSON
ABSTRACTS, NUCLE~R REACTOR COOES • VIRGINIA NATHER. WARD SANGREN
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH OCN VOL 11 NO 1 JAN 59
RECURSIVE SUBSCRIPTI~G COMPILERS AND LIST-TYPE MEMORIES. JOHN W. CARR III
POSSIBLE MOOIFICATIONS TO THE INTERNATIONAL ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE. JULIEN GREEN
THE ARITHMETIC TRANSLATOR-COMPILER OF THE IBM FORTRAN AUTOMATIC COOING SYSTEM. PETER B. SHE~IDAN
SIGNAL CORPS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ON AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS •
WILLIAM F. LUEBBERT, PERCY W. COLLOM JR
ON COMPUTING RADIATION INTEGRALS. R. C. HANSEN. L. L. BAILIN. R. W. RUTISHAUSER
ELIMINATION OF SPECIAL FUNCTIONS FROM OIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS. JOHN E. POWERS
AN ITERATIVE METHOD FOR FITTING THE LOGISTIC CURVE. JOHN R. HOWELL
FROM FORMULAS TO COMPUTER ORIENTEO LANGU4GE • J. H. WEGSTEIN
A CHECKLIST OF INTELLIGENCE FOR PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS. R. W. BEMER
A MATHEMATICAL PROCEDURE FOR MACHINE DIVISION. R. E. GILMAN
BINARY ARITHMETIC FOR DISCRETELY VARIABLE WORD LENGTH IN A SERIAL COMPUTER. PAOLO ERCOLI. R~BERTO VACCA
A ROUTINE TO FIND THE SOLUTION OF SIMULTANEOUS LINEAR EQUATIONS WITH POLYNOMIAL COEFFICIENTS.
E. H. LARSON, D. P. MARSHALL
AN EFFICIENT METHOD FOR GENERATING UNIFORMLY DISTRIBUTED POINTS ON THE SURFACE OF AN N-DIMENSIJNAL SPHERE
• J. S. HICKS, R. F. WHEELING
A NOTE ON A METHOD FOR GENERATING POINTS UNIFORMLY ON N-DIMENSIONAL SPHERES. MERVIN E. MULLER
SURVEY OF PROGRESS AND TREND OF DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING IN BUSINESS A~D
MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS OF THE FEDERAL GoVERNME~r, AS OF DECEMBER 1957
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH DCN VOL 11 NO 2 4PR 59
ERROR ANALYSIS IN FLOATING POINT ARITHMETIC. JOHN W. CARR III
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
SURVEY OF PROGRESS AND TRENO OF DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING IN BUSINESS A~D
MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS OF THE FEOERAL GOVERNMENT, AS OF DECEMBER 1957. II
A VISIT TO COMPUTATION CENTERS IN THE SOVIET UNION. JOHN W. CARR III. ALAN J. PERLIS.
JAMES E. ROBERTSON, NORMAN R. SCOTT
REMARKS ON 'ELIMINATION OF SPECIAL FUNCTIONS FROM DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS' • ROBERT W. FLOYD
HANDLING 10ENTIFIERS AS INTERNAL SYMBOLS IN LANGUAGE PROCESSORS. FRANCIS A. WILLIAMS JR
NORC HIGH-SPEEO PRINTER. GENE H. GLEISSNER
.
REMARKS ON 'ON COMPUTING RAOIATloN INTEGRALS' • WILLIAM H. ANDERSON
A TECHNIQUE FOR COMPUTING CRITICAL ROTATIONAL SPEEDS OF FLEXIBLE SHAFTS ON AN AUTOMATIC COMPJTER •
B. L. SCHWARTZ, H. A. CRESS
PROGRAMMING FOR A MACHINE WITH AN EXTENDED ADDRESS CALCULATIONAL MECHANISM. HEINZ SCHECHER
REMARKS ON THE PRACTICAL SOLUTION OF CHARACTERISTIC VALUE PROBLEMS. A. WOUK
ABSTRACTS OF ICIP
ON GAT AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF TRANSLATORS • B. ARDEN. R. GRAHAM
BINARY CONVERSION, WITH FIXED DECIMAL PRECISION, OF A DECIMAL FRACTION. DONALD TARANTO
PARAMETER ESTIMATION FOR SIMPLE NONLINEAR MODELS. WEN M. CHOW
A HIGH-SPEED SORTING PROCEDURE. D. L. SHELL
A REAL TIME DATA ASSIMILATOR. HANS W. GSCHWIND
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH OCN VOL 11 NO 3 JUL 59
AN EOUCATIONAL PROGRAM IN COMPUTING. JACK HOLLINGSWORTH
PROPOSAL FOR A FEASIBLE PROGRAMMING SYSTEM. PHILIP R. BAGLEY
CONSTRUCTION OF A SET OF TEST MATRICES. M. J. AEGERTER
STATISTICAL PROGRAMS FOR THE IBM 650. PART I • JOHN W. HAMBLEN
THE ROLE OF THE UNIVERSITY IN COMPUTERS. DATA PROCESSING. AND RELATED FIELDS. LOUIS FEIN
CENTRAL EUROPEAN COMPUTERS • NELSON M. BLACHMAN
A PROPOSAL FOR A GENERALIZED CARD CODE FOR 256 CHARACTERS • R. W. SEMER
ALGOL SUB-COMMITTEE REPORT-EXTENSIONS
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 194' ·1963

81BLIOGRAPHY
CACM599
CACM599
CACM599
CACM599
CACM599
CACMS99
CACM590
CACM590
CACM590
CACM590
CACM590
CACM590
CACM590
CACM590
CACM590
CACM590
CACM590
CACM59N
CACM59N
CACM59N
CACM59N
CACM59N
CACM59N
CACM59N
CACM590
CACM590
CACM59D
CACM59D
CACM590
CACM59D
CACM59D
CACM601
CACM601
CACM601
CACM601
CACM601
CACM602
CACM602
CACM602
CACM602
CACM602
CACM6D2
CACM602
CACM602
CACM602
CACM602
CACM603
CACM603
CACM603
CACM603
CACM603
CACM601t
CACM601t
CACM601t
CACM601t
CACM601t
CACH601t
CACH601t
CACMbOIt
CACM601t
CACM601t
CACM601t
CACH601t
CACH601t
CACM605
CACM605
CACM605
CACM605
CACM605
CACM605
CACM605
CACM606
CACM606
CACM606
CACM606
CACM606
CACM606
CACM606
CACM606
CACM606
CACM606
CACM607
CACM601
CACM601
CACM601
CACM607
CACM601
CACM601
CACM608
CACM608
CACM608
CACM609
2

25
28
29
31
33
34

REMARKS ON ALGOL AND SYMBOL MANIPULATION • JULIEN GREEN
OCTAL DIAGRAMS OF 81~ARY CONCEPTION AND THEIR APPLICABILITY TO COMPUTER DESIGN LOGIC. SHU-T'IEN LI
MULTI-DIMENSIONAL LEAST-SQUARES POLYNOMIAL CURVE FITTING. FRED H. LESH
IBM 709 TAPE MATRIX COMPILER • S. D. HORNICK
THE ALPHA VECTOR TRA~SFORMATION OF A SYSTEM OF LINEAR CONSTRAINTS • STEPHEN J. WERSAN
SURVEY OF PROGRESS A~D TREND OF DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING IN BUSINESS A~D
MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, AS OF DECEMBER 1951, III
3 LEM-l, SMALL SIZE GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER USING MAGNETIC IFERRITE) ELEMENTS. U. A. MACHMUDOV
10 J.E.I.D.A. AND ITS COMPUTER CENTER
17 PROPOSED STANDARD FLOW CHART SYMBOLS
19 AN ALGEBRAIC TRANSLATOR • H. KANNER
22 SALE, A SIMPLE ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE FOR ENGINEERS. W. R. BRITTENHAM, K. CLARK, G. KUSS, H. THJMPSON
25 RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE SHARE ALGOL COMMITTEE
26 REMARKS ON 'AN EFFICIENT METHOD FOR GENERATING UNIFORMLY DISTRIBUTED POINTS ON THE SURFACE OF AN
N-DIMENSIONAL SPHERE' • J. M. COOK
21 ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF MICROFLOWCHARTS • S. GORN, P. Z. INGERMAN, J. B. CROZIER
32 STATISTICAL PROGRAMS FOR THE IBM 650, PART II
38 ORACLE CURVE PLOTTER. C. T. FIKE
itO SHIFT-REGISTER CODE FOR INDEXING APPLICATIONS. M. NADLER, A. SENGUPTA
It RUSSIAN VISIT TO U.S. COMPUTERS. E. M. ZAITZEFF, M. M. ASTRAHAN
12 COMMENTS ON 'A PROPOSAL FOR A G~NERALIZED CARD CODE FOR 256 CHARACTERS' • SIMON M. NEWMAN
13 MULTIPROGRAMMING STRETCH, FEASIBILITY CONSIDERATIONS. E. F. COOD, E. S. LOWRY, E. MCDONOUGH,
C. A. SCALZI
11 FLOW OUTLINING, A SUBSTITUTE FOR FLOW CHARTING. W. T. GANT
18 RUNCIBLF., ALGEBRAIC TRANSLATION ON A LIMITED COMPUTER • DONALD E. KNUTH
21 A TECHNIQUE FOR HANDLING MACRO INSTRUCTIONS. IRWIN D. GREENWALD
23 A NEW METHOD OF COMPUTATION OF SQUARE ROOTS WITHOUT USING DIVISION. DIRAN SARAFYAN
1 SOME NOTES ON COMPUTER RESEARCH IN EASTERN EUROPE • MORTON NADLER
3 FINGERS OR FISTS • W. BUCHHOLZ
12 THE SECANT METHOD, FOR SIMULTANEOUS NONLINEAR EQUATIONS • PHILIP WOLFE
13 AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
lit A PROPOSED INTERPRETATION IN ALGOL. E. T. IRONS, F. S. ACTON
16 IMPACT OF COMPUTER DEVELOPMENTS • STANLEY M. HUMPHREY
20 A QUEUE NETWORK SIMULATOR FOR THE IBM 650 AND BURROUGHS 220 • R. W. CONWAY, B. M. JOHNSON. W. L. MAXWELL
1 TWO THINK PIECES. PHILIP R. BAGLEY
2 A SAP-LIKE ASSEMBLY PROGRAM FOR THE IBM 650 • A. E. SPECKHARD
6 ABSTRACTS, ADDITIONAL NUCLEAR REACTOR CODES
20 A HIGH-SPEED SORTING PROCEDURE • R. M. FRANK, R. B. LAZARUS
21 OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH DCN VOL 12 NO 1 JAN 60
10 A PROPOSAL FOR A SET OF PUBLICATION STANDARDS FOR USE BY THE ACM • ERIC R. KENT
11· A PROPOSAL FOR CHARACTER CODE COMPATABILITY • R. W. BEMER
72 A TERMINOLOGY PROPOSAL • FRED GRUEN BERGER
16 SEQUENTIAL FORMULA TRANSLATION • K. SAMELSON, F. L. BAUER
83 SELFCIPHER, PROGRAMMING'. HAROLD N. PELTA
81t COD'ING ISOMORPHISMS. WILLIAM C. LYNCH
85 THE BASIC SIDE OF TAPE LABELLING. WILLIAM A. LOGAN
86 COMMENTS ON 'A NEW METHOD OF COMPUTATION OF SQUARE ROOTS WITHOUT USING DIVISION' • J. F. TRAJB
81 MARRIAGE, WITH PROBLEMS • JEROME P. SCHUCHTER
91 COMrUTER PREPARATION OF A POETRY CONCORDANCE. JAMES A. PAINTER
131 SOV1~TCOMPUTER TECHNOLOGY, 1959 • S. N. ALEXANDER, P. ARMER, M. M. ASTRAHAN. L. BERS,H. H. GOODE,
H. D. HUSKEY, M. RUBINOFF. W. H. WARE
161 A NOTE ON THE USE OF THE ABACUS IN NUMBER CONVERSION. H. KANNER
168 THE EXECUTE OPERATIONS, A FOURTH MODE OF INSTRUCTION SEQUENCING. F. P. BROOKS
170 AN ALGORITHM DEFINING ALGOL ASSIGNMENT STATEMENTS • ROBERT W. FLOYD
111 NUMERICAL INVERSION OF LAPLACE TRANSFORMS. LOUIS A. SCHMITTRDTH
183 ACM CONFERENCE ON SYMBOL MANIPULATION, PROGRAM AND PREPRINTS
181t RECURSIVE FUNCTIONS OF SYMBOLIC EXPRESSIONS AND THEIR COMPUTATION 8Y MACHINE, PART I • JOHN MCCARTHY
195 SYMBOL MANIPULATION BY THREADED LISTS. ALAN J. PERLIS, CHARLES THORNTON
205 AN INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION PROCESSING LANGUAGE V • ALLEN NEWELL, F. TONGE
211 SYNTACTIC AND SEMANTIC AUGMENTS TO ALGOL. JOSEPH W. SMITH
213 SYMBOL MANIPULATION IN XTRAN • JULIEN GREEN
211t MACRO INSTRUCTION EXTENSIONS OF COMPILER LANGUAGES. M. DOUGLAS MCILROY
220 PROVING THEOREMS BY PATTERN RECOGNITION, I • HAD WANG
235. DECODING COMBINATIONS OF THE FIRST N INTEGERS TAKEN K AT A TIME. RICHARD M. BROWN
236 A CONTROL SYSTEM FOR LOGICAL 8LOCK DIAGNOSIS WITH DATA LOADING. M. E. SENKO
21tl A HIGH-SPEED MULTIPLICATION PROCESS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS. FRED GURII.
21t5 AN IMAGINARY NUMBER SYSTEM • DONALD E. KNUTH
259 OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH DCN VOL 12 NO 2 APR 60
299 REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60 • P. NAUR, J. W. BACKUS. F. L. BAUER, J. GREEN, w. KATZ,
J. MCCARTHY, A. J. PERLIS, H. RUTISHAUSER, K. SAMELSON, B. VAUQUOIS, J. H. WEGSTEIN,
A. VAN WIJNGAARDEN, M. WOODGER
315 WHAT IS A CODE • G. W. PATTERSON
319 DIVISIONLESS COMPUTATION OF SQUARE ROOTS THROUGH CONTINUED SQUARING. DIRAN SARAFYAN
321 A START AT AUTOMATIC STORAGE ASSIGNMENT. ROBERT L. PATRICK
322 A TECHNIQUE FOR COUNTING ONES IN A BINARY COMPUTER •.PETER WEGNER
323 ABBREVIATING WORDS SYSTEMATICALLY. JUNE A. BARRETT, MANDALAY GREMS
.
325 BENDIX G-20 SYSTEM
339 THE FUTURE OF AUTOMATIC DIGITAL COMPUTERS. ANDREW D. BOOTH
342 THE DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER MATHEMATICS AT MOSCOW STATE UNIVERSITY. I. S. BEREZIN
31t5 COMPILING CONNECTIVES • CHARLES J. SWIFT
3ltl MULT.IPROGRAM SCHEDULING, PARTS 1 AND 2. INTRODUCTlDN AND THEORY. E. F. CODD
351 A SHORT METHOD FOR MEASUR.ING ERROR IN A LEAST-SQUARES POWER SERIES. S. M. ROBINSON, G. W. SfR~8LE
352 CONVERSION BETWEEN FLOATING POINT REPRESENTATIONS. C. PERRY
355 THE SOLUTION OF SIMULTANEOUS ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS USING A GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL CJMPUTER •
W. H. ANDERSON
361 INTERVAL ESTIMATION OF THE TIME IN ONE STATE TO TOTAL TIME RATIO IN A DOUBLE EXPONENTIAL PRO:ESS •
W. R. NEAL
361 ATLAS, A NEW CONCEPT IN LARGE COMPUTER DESIGN
380 A TURNING POINT IN THE COMPUTER INDUSTRY • FRANCIS WAGNER, JEANETTE ORGILL, FRED GRUENBERGER
1t0l DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN UNIVERSITIES
1t08 SOME THOUGHTS ON RECONCILING VARIOUS CHARACTER SET PROPOSALS. EDWARD A. VOORHEES
409 THE MULTILINGUAL TERMINOLOGY PROJECT. J. E. HOLMSTROM
413 MULTJPROGRAM SCHEDULING, PARTS 3 AND It. SCHEDULING ALGORITHM AND EXTERNAL CONSTRA·INTS • E. F. CODD
U8 COMBINING ALGOL STATEMENT ANALYSIS WITH VA:'IDITY CHECKING. PAUL MCISAAC
420 PROGRAMMING COMPATIBILITY IN A FAMILY OF CLOSELY RELATED DIGITAL COMPUTERS • WILLIAM F. LUEBBERT
439 OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH DCN VOL 12 NO 3 JUL 60
463 NELIAC, A DIALECT OF ALGOL. HARRY D. HUSKEY, M. H•. HALSTEAD, R. MCARTHUR
468 A SHORT STUDY OF NOTATION EFFICIENCY • HOWARD J. SMITH JR
416 DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN UNIVERSITIES, II
U8 AN INTRODUCTORY PROBLEM IN SYMBOL MANIPULATION FOR THE STUDENT • ROBERT F. ROSIN
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 191t6-1963

BI BLI OGRAPHY
CACMb09
CACM609
CAC"b09
CIICMb09

490
500
501
509

CACHb09
CACMbOO
CACHbOO
CACMbOO
CACHbOO
CACMbOO
CACMbOO
CACHbOO
CACMbOO
CACMbOO
CACMbOO
CACMbOO
CACMbOO
CACMbOO
CACMbON
CACMbON
CACMbON
CACM60N
CACMbON
CACMbON
CACMbON
CACMbON
CACMbON
CACMbOD
CACMbOD
CACMbOD
CACMbOD
CACMbOD
CACM60D
CACM60D
CACH60D
CACMbOD
CACMbOD
CACHbOD
CACMbOD
CACMbOD
CACMbll
CACHbll
CACMbll
CACMbll
CACMbll
CACMbll
CACMbll
CACMbll

513
519
522
528
530

CACMbll
CACHbll
CACH611
CACMbll
CACMb 11
CACMbll
CACMbll

42
51
55
59

CACMbll
CACMblZ
CACMb12
CACMbl2
CACM612
CACM612
CACMbl2
CACM612
CACM612
CACMb12
CACHb13
CACMb13
CACMb13
CACMb13
CACMb13
CACMb14
CACMb14
CACMb14
CACMb14
CACMb14
CACM614
CACMb14
CACMbl4
CACMb14

15
90
9B
99
102
103
104
101
108
110
142
143

53b

537
538
539
540
541
542
544
515
b05
bOl

bll
b14
bib
bll

biB
b21
b22
b32

b3B
b39
b44

b4B
649
649
652
655
65B
659
661
bb3

3
10
15
19
23
28
31
3b

65
10

14b

141
Ib4
Ibl
Ib8
Ib9
Ib9

111
112
114
IB2
IB4

CACM0l4 IBl
CACM614
CACMbl4
CACMbl4
CACMb15
CACMbl5
CACMb15
CACMb15
CACMbl5
CACMbl5
CACMb16
CACMblb
CACM616
CACM61b
CACMb16
3

192
19b

191
205
212
218
222
224
22b

256
26b

268
212
211>

TRIE MEMORY. EDWARD FREOKIN
RAPIDLY CONVERGENT EXPRESSIONS FOR EVALUATING E TO THE X • A. BERIN
COMMENTS FROM A FORTRAN USER • JOHN M. BLATT
A DECISION RULE FOR IMPROVED EFFICIENCY IN SOLVING LINEAR PROGRAMMING PROBLEMS WITH THE SIMPLEX ALGORITHM
• J. C. DICKSON, F. P. FREDERICK
DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN UNIVERSITIES, III
REPORT ON A CONFERENCE OF UNIVEKSITY COMPUTING CENTER DIRECTORS
CONFERE~CE REPORT ON THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN ENGINEERING CLASSROOM INSTRUCTION
AUTOMATIC GRADERS FOR PROGRAMMING CLASSES. JACK HOLLINGSWORTH
00 IT BY THE NUMBERS, DIGITAL SHORTHAND. R. W. BEMER
COMMENT ON 'DECOOING COMBINATIONS OF THE FIRST N INTEGERS TAKEN K AT A TIME' • JULIUS LIE8LEIN
A LIST OF COMPUTER SYSTEMS PROGRAMS FOR THE IBM b50, DATATRON 205, ANO UNIVAC SS-80
COMMENTS ON A TECHNIQUE FOR COUNTING ONES. P. M. SHERMAN
SOME THOUGHTS ON PARALLEL PROCESSING • L. D. YARBROUGH
CORRIGENDA TO 'SOME THOUGHTS ON RECONCILING VARIOUS CHARACTER SET PROPOSALS'
EVALUATING NUMBERS EXPRESSED AS STRINGS OF ENGLISH WORDS. CHARLES J. SWIFT
A NOTE ON THE CALCULATION OF INTEREST. P. Z. INGERMAN
DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN UNIVERSITIES, IV
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH DCN VOL 12 NO 4 OCT bO
AN ALGORITHM FOR THE ASSIGNMENT PROBLEM. ROLAND SILVER
COMPILATION FOR TWO COMPUTERS WITH NELIAC • KLEBER S. MASTERSON JR
LEAST SQUARES FITTING OF A GREAT CIRCLE THROUGH POINTS ON A SPHERE. LEENDERT DE WITTE
OVER-ALL COMPUTATION CONTROL AND LABELLING. ANATOL HOLT
A SIMPLE TECHNIQUE FOR CODING DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS. P. SEFTON, R. VAILLANCOURT
NOTE ON EIGENVALUE COMPUTATION • JAN F. ANDRUS
AN ESTIMATION OF THE RELATIVE EFFICIENCY Of TWO INTERNAL SORTING METHOOS • H. NAGLER
THE SUMAOOR CHINO • JAMES L. ROGERS
CHARACTER SCANNING ON THE IBM 1010 • A. E. SPECKHARD
OPTIMIZERS, THEIR STRUCTURE. R. F. WHEELING
SURVEY OF PUNCHED CARO CODES. H. J. SMITH JR, F. A. WILLIAMS JR
SURVEY OF CODED CHARACTER REPRESENTATION. R. W. BEMER
ON PROGRAMMING THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF POLYNOMIAL EQUATIONS. KENNETH W. ELLENBERGER
FIBONACCIAN SEARCHING. DAVID E. FERGUSON
A NOTE ON APPROXIMATING E TO THE X • S. LUBKIN
PROGRAMMED ERROR CORRECTION IN PROJECT MERCURY. B. DIMSDALE, G. M. WEINBERG
MULTIPLE PRECISION ARITHMETIC. DAVID A. POPE, MARVIN L. STEIN
A METHOD FOR OVERLAPPING ANO ERASURE OF LISTS. GEORGE E. COLLINS
TWO METHODS FOR WORD INVERSION ON THE IBM 109 • ROBERT A. PRICE, PAUL DES JARDINS
DIGITAL SIMULATION OF DISCRETE FLOW SYSTEMS. C. J. MOORE, T. S. LEWIS
COPE (CONSOLE OPERATOR PROFICIENCY EXAMINATION) • DAVID FARBMAN, RICHARD KETOVER
A COMPARISON OF b50 PROGRAMMING METHODS. T. B. CURTZ, J. F. RIORDAN, M. SPOHN
A BASIC COMPILER FOR ARITHMETIC EXPRESSIONS. H. D. HUSKEY, W. H. WATTENBURG
RECURSIVE PROCESSES AND ALGOL TRANSLATION. A. A. GRAU
USE OF MAGNETIC TAPE FOR OATA STORAGE IN THE ORACLE-ALGOL TRANSLATOR • H. BOTTENBRUCH
THE CLIP TRANSLATOR • DONALO ENGLUND, ELLEN CLARK
CL-I, AN ENVIRONMENT fOR A COMPILER. T. E. CHEATHAM JR, G. O. COLLINS JR, G. F. LEONARD
THE INTERNAL ORGANIZATIO~ OF THE MAD TRANSLATOR. B. W. ARDEN, B. A. GALLER, R. M. GRAHAM
MADCAP, A SCIENTIFIC COMPILER FOR A DISPLAYED FORMULA TEXTBOOK LANGUAGE • MARK B. WELLS
THE USE OF THREADED LISTS IN CONSTRUCTING A COMBINED ALGOL AND MACHINE-LIKE ASSEMBLY PROCESSJR •
A. EVANS JR, A. J. PERLIS, H. VAN ZOEREN
AN ALGORITHM FOR CODING EFFICIENT ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS. ROBERT W. FLOYD
A SYNTAX DIRECTED COMPILER fOR ALGOL 60 • EOGAR T. IRONS
THUNKS • P. l . INGERMAN
DYNAMIC DECLARATIONS. P. Z. INGERMAN
ALLOCATION OF STORAGE FOR ARRAYS IN ALGOL 60 • KIRK SATTLEY
COMMENTS ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF RECURSIVE PROCEDURES AND BLOCKS IN ALGOL bO • E. T. IRONS, W. FEURZEI~
COMPILI~G TECHNIQUES FOR 800LEAN EXPRESSIONS AND CONDITIONAL STATEMENTS IN AL~OL bO • H. D. ~USKEY,
W. H. WA TTENBURG
THE SLANG SYSTEM. R. A. SIBLEY
A CARD FORMAT FOR REFERENCE FILES IN INFORMATION PROCESSING. MANDALAY GREMS
MULTIPLE-PRECISION OIVISION • PHILIP RABINOWITZ
MULTIPLE PROGRAMMING OATA PROCESSING. B. L. RYLE
TWO SUBROUTINES FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION WITH AN ALGEBRAIC COMPILER. J. W. CARR III, J. W. HANSON
COMMENT ON A PAPER O~ PARALLEL PROCESSING. M. R. NEKORA
THE BKS SYSTEM FOR THE PHILCO-2000 • RICHARO B. SMITH
ON FINDING MINIMUM ROUTES IN A NETWORK WITH TURN PENALTIES. TOM CALDWELL
STATISTICAL PROGRAMS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. NORMAN BUSH
ORION
AN ALTERNATE FORM OF THE 'UNCOL' DIAGRAM. HARVEY BRAT MAN
COMPARISON OF ITERATIVE METHODS FOR THE CALCULATION OF NTH ROOTS. J. F. TRAUB
BITWISE OPERATIONS. C. STRACHEY
A GENERALIZEO TECHNIQUE FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION A-NO NUMERICAL CALCULATION. OOUGLAS T. ROSS
AUTOMATEO WEATHER PREOICTION
TOPOLOGICAL ORDERING OF A LIST OF RANDOMLY-NUMBERED ELEMENTS OF A NeTWORK. DANIEL J. LASSER
EIGENVALUES OF A SYMMETRIC 3X3 MATRIX. OLIVER K. SMITH
BESSEL FUNCTIONS OF INTEGRAL ORDER AND COMPLEX ARGUMENT. MARION C. GRAY
ON THE COMPILATION OF SUBSCRIPTED VARIABLES. R. E. NATHER
ON APPROXIMATING TRANSCENDENTAL NUMBERS BY CONTINUED FRACTIONS. E. KARST
TABLE LOOK-AT TECHNIQUES • P. M. SHERMAN
PROGRAMMED ERROR CORRECTION ON A OECIMAL COMPUTER. G. M. WEINBERG
FURTHER SURVEY OF PUNCHED CARD CODES • H. MCG. ROSS
A PRACTICAL TECHNIQUE FOR THE DETERMINATION OF THE OPTIMUM RELAXATION FACTOR OF THE SUCCESS lIE
OVER-RELAXATION METHOD. H. E. KULSRUD
SOME NUMERICAL EXPERIMENTS USING NEWTON'S METHOD FOR NONLINEAR PARABOLIC AND ELLIPTIC BOUNDAlY-VALUE
PROBLEMS. RICHARD BELLMAN, MARIO L. JUNCDSA, ROBERT KALABA
DIVISIONS AND SQUARE ROOT IN THE QUARTER-IMAGINARY NUMBER SYSTEM. MORTON NADLER
AUTOMATIC DRAFTING VIA COMPUTER NUMERICAL CONTROL
THE RCA bOl • K. KOZARSKY, ARTHUR MENDELSOHN
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH DCN IS NO LONGER PUBLISHED IN CACM
DESIGN OF AN IMPROVED TRANSMISSION-DATA PROCESSING CODE. R. W. BEMER, H. J. SMITH JR, F. A. WILLIAMS JK
AN INDI.RECT CHAINING METHOD FOR ADORESSING ON SECONDARY KEYS. L. R. JOHNSON
SUCCESSIVE APPROXIMATIONS AND COMPUTER STORAGE PROBLEMS IN ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS.
RICHARD BELLMAN
A METHOD FOR EVALUATING THE AREA OF THE NORMAL FUNCTION. FRANK B. BAKER
AUTOMATIC A8STRACTING AND INDEXING, SURVEY AND RECOMMENDATIONS. H. P. EDMUNDSON, R. E. WYLLYS
THE STATE OF DIGITAL COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY IN EUROPE. NELSON M. BLACHMAN
OPERATIONAL COMPATIBILITY OF SYSTEMS, CONVENTIONS
ALGOL 60 CONFIDENTIAL • D. E. KNUTH, J. N. MERNER
LOGIC STRUCTURE TABLES. H. N. CANTRELL, J. KING, F. E. KING
ON A CLASS OF ITERATION FORMULAS AND SOME HISTORICAL NOTES. J. F. TRAUB
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 194b-19b3

BIBLIOGRAPHY
CACM616
C4CM61b
CACMb17
CACMb17
CACM617
CAtM61l
CACMb17
CACMb18
CACMb18
CAC"b18
CACMb18
CAC"b18
CACM618
CAC"b18

279
284
310
314
315
317

318
336
340
347
350
353
353
354

CAC"b18
CACM61B
CACMb19
CAC'4b19

355
356
372
380

CACM619
CAC"619
CAC"619
CAC"619
CACM619
CACM619
CACMb19
CACM619
CACM610
CACM610
ACM610
CACM610
CAC"610
CACM610

389
393
394
396
398
399
402
404
417
417
419
421
422
431
435

CACM610
CAC"610
CACM610
CACM610
CACM610
CAC"610
CACMbl0
CACM61N
CACMblN
CACM61N
CAC"61N
CACM61N
CACM61N
CACM61N
CACM6UI
CACM61N

436
441
446
449
454
460
466
488
491
492
495
496
496
497
499
504

CACM61N
CACM61N
CACM61N
CACMblO
CACM610
CACM61D
CACM610
CACMbID
CACM610
CACM61D

507
513
516
532
542
545
551
553
555
557

~AC"610

CACM610 559
CACMblO 562
CACM610 566
CACM61D 589
CACM621
8
CACM621 11
CACM621 16
CACM621 19
CACMb21 28
CACM621 34
CACM621
CACM621
CACM621
CACMb21
CACM621

40
43
51
54
63

CACM622
CACM622
CACM622
CACM622
CACM622
CACM622
CACM622

82
98
101
102
102
103
115

CACM622 118
CACM623 145
CACM623
CACM623
CACM623
CACMb23
CACM623

156
159
160
161
16.5

CACM623 169
4

COMBAT VEHICLE FIRING STABILITY (ACTIVE SUSPENSION) • C. M. FISCHER
ON THE APPROXIMATION OF CURVES BY LINE SEGMENTS USING DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING • R. BELLMAN
AN ALGORITHM FOR EQUIVALENCE DECLARATIONS. BRUCE W. ARDEN, BERNARD A. GALLER, ROBERT M. GRAHAM
SOLUTION OF TRIDIAGONAL MATRICES. R. C. WENRICK, A. V. HOUGHTON
A DIVISIONLESS METHOD DF INTEGER CONVERSION. WILLIAM R. CLARKSON, BENJAMIN M. PRINCE
AN ITERATIVE METHOD FOR INVERSION OF POWER SERIES. J. N. BRAMHALL
A FURTHER NOTE ON APPROXIMATING E TO THE X • DONALD OLIVIER
SOME BASIC TERMINOLOGY CONNECT EO WITH MECHANICAL LANGUAGES AND THEIR PROCESSORS • SAUL GORN
COBOL, A SAMPLE PROBLEM • THOMAS N. MAKINSON
A GENERALIZED PDLYPHASE MERGE ALGORITHM. SAMUEL W. REYNOLDS
A 48-BIT PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR • HEIDI G. KUEHN
A NOTE ON MULTIPLE PRECISION ARITHMETIC. ALBERT G. COX, F. MARCUS
A NDTE ON FITTING GREAT CIRCLES BY LEAST SQUARES. CURT H. A. LUTHER
NOTE ON THE CONSTRUCTION DF RATIONAL APPROXIMATIONS FOR THE ERROR FUNCTION AND FOR SIMILAR FJNCTIONS •
W. W. CLENOENIN
COMMENT ON 'AN IMAGINARY NUMBER SYSTEM'
COMPUTER FINOS A RAILROAD CAR
THE APPLIEO MATHEMATICS LABORATORY OF THE DAVIO W. TAYLOR MODEL BASIN. MORRIS RICHSTONE
AN IR LANGUAGE FOR LEGAL RETRIEVAL STUDIES. WILLIAM B. KEHL, JOHN F. HORTY, CHARLES R. T. BACON,
DAVIO S. MITCHELL
USE OF MOBL IN PREPARING RETRIEVAL PROGRAMS. JOYCE HOFFMAN, ASCHER OPLER
A SYNTACTICAL CHART OF ALGOL 60 • WARREN TAYLOR, LLOYO TURNER, RICHARD WAYCHOFF
THE GENERALIZED IMPORTANT EVENT TECHNIQUE. NORMAN SHAPIRO, HERMAN VREENEGOOR
MANIPULATION OF ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSIONS. ARNOLO R. M. ROM
INVERSION .OF A COMPLETE MATRIX • LEONARO TORNHEIM
OPTIMUM TAPE WRITING PROCEOURES • G. K. HUTCHINSON
PUTTING A HEX ON E TO THE X • WALLACE FEURZEIG
ALGOL REFERENCES IN COMMUNICATIONS OF THE ACM, 1960-1961
A PREPLANNEO APPROACH TO A STORAGE ALLOCATION COMPILER. ROBERT W. O'NEILL
THE CASE FOR OYNAMIC STORAGE ALLOCATION • BURNETT H. SAMS
A GENERAL FORMULATION OF STORAGE ALLOCATION. A. E. ROBERTS JR
PROBLEMS OF STORAGE ALLOCATION IN A MULTIPROCESSOR MULTIPROGRAMMEO SYSTEM. R. J. MAHER
PROGRAM ORGANIZATION ANO RECORO KEEPING FOR OYNAMIC STORAGE ALLOCATION. ANATOL W. HOLT
DYNAMIC STORAGE ALLOCATION FOR AN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEM • BURNETT H. SAHS
OYNAMIC STORAGE ALLOCATION IN THE ATLAS COMPUTER. INCLUDING AN AUTOMATIC USE OF A BACKING STJRE •
JOHN FOTHERINGHAM
EXPERIENCE IN AUTOMATIC STORAGE ALLDCATION • GEDRGE O. COLLINS JR
A STDRAGE ALLOCATION SCHEME FOR ALGOL 60 • J. JENSEN, P. MONDRUP, P. NAUR
A SEMI-AUTOMATIC STORAGE ALLOCATION SYSTEM AT LOAOING TIME. WILLIAM P. HEISING, RAY A. LARNER
TECHNIQUES FOR STORAGE ALLOCATION ALGORITHMS. J. E. KEllEY JR
CORE ALLOCATION BASED ON PROBABILITY. BERNARO N. RISKIN
STOCHASTIC EVALUATION OF A STATIC STORAGE ALLOCATION. LEO J. COHEN
THE INTERNATIONAL IMPACT OF COMPUTERS. ISAAC L. AUERBACH
SOME PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVING THE EFFICIENCY OF ALGOL 60 • C. STRACHEY, M. V. WILKES
FITTING SPHERES BY THE METHOO OF LEAST SQUARES. STEPHEN M. ROBINSON
LOW LEVEL LANGUAGE SUBROUTINES FOR USE WITHIN FORTRAN • M. P. BARNETT
AODENOUM TO A GENERALIZED POLYPHASE MERGE ALGORITHM. S. W. REYNOLDS
LIBRARY LOADING WITH ALTERNATE ROUTINE SELECTION. DONALD P. MOORE
MAP. C. L. MOORE, M. L. RUWE
TAPE SPLITTING. OONALD P. MOORE
SMALGOL-61
ON A PROGRAM FOR RAY-CHAUOHURI'S ALGORITHM FOR A MINIMUM COVER OF AN ABSTRACT COMPLEX •
OOMtNIQUE C. FOATA
PROGRAMMING A DUPLEX COMPUTER SYSTEM • JAMES DOW
BALLISTIC CAM DESIGN. MARY ARCHAMBAULT
AN ENGINEERING APPLICATION OF LOGIC-STRUCTURE TABLES. R. C. NICKERSON
SPECIFICATION LANGUAGES FOR MECHANICAL LANGUAGES ANO THEIR PROCESSORS, A BAKER'S DOlEN. SAUL GORN
WHAT IS PROPRIETARY IN MATHEMATICAL PROGRAMMING, 'IMPRESSIONS OF A PANEL OISCUSSION • L. WHEAT01 SMITH
N-DIMENSIONAL COOES FOR OETECTING ANO CORRECTING MULTIPLE ERRORS. MORRIS RUBINOFF
NOTES ON GEOMETRIC WEtGHTED CHECK DIGIT VERIFICATION. J. G. WILSON
MACHINE CALCULATION OF MOMENTS OF A PROBABILITY OISTRIBUTION • J. A. LECHNER
PROCESSING MAGNETIC TAPE FILES WITH VARIABLE BLOCKS. J. W. GRAHAM, O. A. SPROTT
INEFFICIENCY OF THE USE OF BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS. J. VERHOEFF, W. GOFFMA~,
JACK BELZER
SIMULATION ANO ANALYSIS OF BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMS, I, REPRESENTATION OF CHEMICAL KINETICS. DAVID GARFINKEL.
JOSEPH D. RUTLEOGE, JOSEPH J. HIGGINS
COMPUTER PROOUCTION OF PEEK-A-BOO SHEETS. OONALO ROBBINS
SOVIET CYBERNETICS A~D COMPUTER SCIENCES, 1960 • EDWARO A. FEIGENBAUM
AUTHOR INOEX, 1958-1961
THE PROS AND CONS OF A SPECIAL IR LANGUAGE. JEAN E. SAMMET, HERBERT OHLMAN, H. G. BOHNERT
INFORMATION STRUCTURES FOR PROCESSING AND RETRIEVING. ROBERT A. COLILLA, BURNETT H. SAMS
AN INFORMATION SYSTEM WITH THE ABILITY TO EXTRACT INTELLIGENCE FROM DATA. T. L. WANG
COMIT AS AN tR LANGUAGE. VICTOR H. YNGVE
LANGUAGE PROBLEMS POSED BY HEAVILY STRUCTURED OATA • ROBERT F. BARNES
TRANSLATION OF RETRIEVAL REQUESTS COUCHED IN A 'SEMIFORMAL' ENGLISH-LIKE LANGUAGE. T. E. CHEATHAM JR,
S. WARSHAll
USE OF SEMANTIC STRUCTURE IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS • J. o. SABLE
A SURVEY OF LANGUAGES AND SYSTEMS FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL. MANOALAY GREMS
ALGORITHM INOEX, 1961)-1961
A STRING LANGUAGE FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION BASED ON ALGOL 60 • J. H. WEGSTEIN, W. W. YOUDEN
SIMULATION AND ANALYSIS OF BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMS, II, SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS. RICHARO LARSON,
PETER SELLERS, RUBEN MEYER
AN INTROOUCTION TO ALGOL. H. R. SCHWARZ
SURGE, A RECODING OF THE COBOL MERCHANDISE CONTROL ALGORITHM. LEONARD F. LONGO
A NELIAC-GENERATEO 7090-1401 COMPILER. J. B. WATT, W. H. WATTENBURG
TAPE SPLITTING IN AN ITERATIVE PROGRAM. CONRAO WEISERT
A NOTE ON MULTtPLYING BOOLEAN MATRICES. JAMES J. BAKER
MANIPULATION OF TREES IN INFORMATtON RETRIEVAL. GERARD SALTON
StMULATION AND ANALYSIS OF BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMS, III, ANALYSIS AND PATTERN RECOGNITION. DAVID GARFINKEL,
WtLLIAM POLK, JOSEPH J. HIGGINS, ROBERT T. OCHSER
VECTORCAROIOGRAPHIC DIAGNOStS WITH THE AID OF ALGOL. G. E. FORSYTHE, J. VON DER GROEBEN. J. G. TOOLE
AUTOMATIC-PROGRAMMING-LANGUAGE TRANSLATION THROUGH SYNTACTICAL ANALYSIS. ROBERT S. LEDLEY,
JAMES B. WILSON
AN EVALUATtON OF AUTDCOOE REAOABILITY • P. V. ELLIS
ON A ·WIRED-IN BINARY-TO-DECIMAL CONVERSION SCHEME. W. C. LYNCH
ON A FLOATING-POINT ~UMBER REPRESENTATION FOR USE WITH ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGES. A. A. GRAU
KNOTTED LIST STRUCTU~ES • J. WEIZENBAUM
A METHOO OF REPRESENTATION, STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL OF 13 RANOOM CODES IN A ~-DIGIT NUMBER OR 16 RANDOM
COOES IN A 5-DIGIT NUMBER • MALCOLM B. FOSTER
RETRIEVAL OF MISSPELLED NAMES IN AN AtRLINES PASSENGER RECORD SYSTEM • LEON DAVIOSON
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY

19~6-1963

BIBLIOGRAPHY
CACM623
CACM623
CACM624
CACM624
CACM624
CACM624
CACM624
CACM625
CACM625
CACM625
CACM625
CACM625
CACM625
CACM625
CACM625
CACM625
CACM625
CACM625
C4CM625
C4CM625
C4C"625

172
174
190
205
209
211
224
236
237
254
256
260
261
262
263
269
272
273
277
278
282

C4CM626
CACM626
CACM626
CAC"'626
CACM626
CACII626
CACM626
C4CM626
CACM627
CACM627
C4CM627
CACM627
CACM627
CACM627
CACM627
CACM627
CACM627
CACM627
CACM627
CACM627
CACM627
CACM627
CACM627
CACM627
CACM628
CACM628
CACM628
CACM628
C4CM628
CACM628
CACM628
CACM628

297
298
300
327
337
343
343
349
376
381
382
383
384
394
397
399
399
40O
401
404
407
409
412
423
423
426
432
433
441
443
445
441

CACM628
CACM628
CACM629
CACM629

45O
459
410
472

CACM629
C4CM629
CACM629
CACM629
CACM629
CACM629
CACM629
CACM629
CACM620
CACM620
CACM620
CACM620
CACM620
CACM620
C4CM620
CACM620
CACM620

473
477
419
48O
483
484
486
487
502
505
507
508
508
508
515
526
527

C4CM620
CACM62N
CACM62N
C4CM62N
CACM62N
CACM620
CACM62D
CACM62D
CACM62D
CACM62D
CACM62D
CACM62D
CACM62D

532
547
558
563
567
576
590
595
599
602
602
607
613

CACM62D 615
CACM62D 618
CACM631
1
CACM631
CACM631
CACM631

lB
20
24

COMPUTERS, THE KEY TO TOTAL SYSTEMS CONTROL, AN INDUSTRIAL VIEWPOINT. WALTER M. CARLSON
POSEIOO~

AN INFORMATION ALGEBRA, PHASE 1 REPORT, LANGUAGe STRUCTURE GROUP OF THE COOASYL DEVELOPMENT CO"MITTEE
AODRESSING MULTIDIME~SIONAL ARRAYS. H. HELLERMAN
THE CALCULATION OF EASTER • DONALD KNUTH
A METHOD FOR ELIMINATING AMBIGUITY DUE TO SIGNAL COINCIDENCE IN DIGITAL DESIGN. C. J. KAISER
COMPUTER SIMULATION OF CITY TRAFFIC
WHY COBOL • JOSEPH F. CUNNINGHAM
BASIC ELEMENTS OF COBOL 61 • JEAN E. SAMMET
COBOL AND COMPATIBILITY. A. LIPPITT
INTERIM REPORT ON BUREAU OF SHIPS COBOL EVALUATION PROGRAM • MILTON SIEGEL, ALBERT E. SMITH
SYNTACTICAL CHARTS OF COBOL 61 • RICHARD BERMAN, JOSEPH SHARP, LAWRENCE STURGES
A REPORT WRITER FOR COBOL. W. L. DONALLY
THE COBOL LIBRARIAN. W. HICKS
MODULAR DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS WRITTEN IN COBOL. J. C. EMERY
FLOATING-POINT ARITHMETIC IN COBOL. O. KESNER
GUIDES TO TEACHING CD8DL • I. GREENE
AN ADVANCED INPUT-OUTPUT SYSTEM FOR A C080L COMPILER • C. A. 80UMAN
AN INTRODUCTION TO A MACHINE-INDEPENDENT DATA DIVISION • J. P. MULLIN
COBOL BATCHING PR08LEMS • J. W. MULLEN
INITIAL EXPERIENCE WITH AN OPERATING MULTIPROGRAMMING SYSTEM. NORMAN LANDIS, ANDREW MANOS,
L. RICHARD TURNER
ACM MEMBERSHIP SURVEY JANUARY 1, 1962
RETIRING COMPUTER PIONEER, HOWARD AIKEN • ANTHONY G. OETTINGER
FIFTEEN YEARS ACM • FRANZ L. ALT
REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE FORTRAN II • IRVING N. RABINOWITZ
A REDUNDANCY CHECK FOR ALGOL PROGRAMS • HENRY C. THACHER JR
ONE LOST BIT. C. A. OSTER
A NOTE ON SAMPING A TAPE FILE. T. G. JONES
ANALYTIC DIFFERENTIATION BY COMPUTER. JAMES W. HANSON, JANE SHEARIN CAVINESS, CAMILLA JOSEP~
COMMUNICATION BETWEE~ INDEPENDENTLY TRANSLATED BLOCKS • PETER WEGNER
SOLUTION OF EIGENVALUE PROBLEMS WITH APPROXIMATELY KNOWN EIGENVECTORS. KLAUS APPEL
A MODIFIED INVERSION PROCEDURE FOR PRODUCT FORM OF THE INVERSE LINEAR PROGRAMMING CODES • L. J. LARSEN
SIMULATION OF A COMPUTER TIMING DEVICE. ROGER H. SIMONSEN
ON TRANSLATION OF BOOLEAN EXPRESSIONS. H. H. BOTTENBRUCH, A. A. GRAU
A MACHI~E PROGRAM FDR THEOREM-PROVING • MARTIN DAVIS, GEORGE LOGEMANN, DONALD LOVELAND
NONLINEAR REGRESSION AND THE SOLUTION OF SIMULTANEOUS EQUATIONS. ROBERT M. BAER
TRIANGULAR WALK PATTERN FOR THE DOWN-HILL METHOD OF SOLVING A TRANSCENDENTAL EQUATION. MORIJ ONOE
QUICK CALCULATION OF JACOBIAN ELLIPTIC FUNCTIONS. HERBERT E. SALZER
DIGITAL SYNTHESIS OF CORRELATED STATIONARY NOISE • P. R. PEABODY, O. S. ADORNO
ON THE COMPUTATION OF RATlON4L APPROXIMATIONS TO CONTI)lUOUS FUNCTIONS. W. FRASER, J. F. HART
PERSON-IIATCHING BY ELECTRONIC METHODS. WILLIAM PHILLIPS JR, ANIT4 K. BAHN, MABEL MIY4SAKI
A COMPUTER METHOD FOR RADIATION TREATMENT PLANNING. WILLI4M SILER, JOHN S. L4UGHLIN
REGRESSION AND CODED PATTERNS IN DATA EDITING. D. E. ROBISON, L. A. AROIAN
FORTRAN FOR BUSINESS DATA PROCESSING • o. K. ROBBINS
COMPUTER SCIENCE MOVIES
CONFERENCE BOARD OF THE MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES
THE DESCRIPTION LIST OF CONCEPTS • R. B. BANERJI
CHARACTER MANIPULATION IN FORTRAN. I. C. PYLE
4 COMPUTER TECHNIQUE FOR HANDLING ANALYSIS OF 'VARIANCE • JOHN R. HOWELL
FURTHER REMARKS ON LINE SEGMENT CURVE-FITTING USING DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING. BRIAN GLUSS
A SET OF MATRICES FOR TESTING COMPUTER PROGRAMS. J. L. BRENNER
A PROCEDURE FOR INVERTING LARGE SYMMETRIC MATRICES. WILLIAM R. BUSING, HENRI A. LEVY
A 'FINITE SEQUENTIALLY COMPACT PROCESS FOR THE ADJOINTS OF MATRICES OVER ARBITRARY INTEGRAL DJMAINS •
H. A. LUTHER, L. F. GUSEMAN JR
THE PROPERTY CLASSIFICATION METHOD OF FILE DESIGN AND PROCESSING. WILLIAM C. MCGEE
ANALYSIS OF A FILE ADDRESSING METHOD. G. SCHAY JR, W. G. SPRUTH
NATIONAL ACM MEMBERSHIP SURVEY
SOURCES OF INFORMATION ON CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN MATHEMATICS, PROGRAMMING AND ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
OCCUPA nONS
USE OF MULTIPROGRAMMING IN THE DESIGN OF A LOW COST DIGITAL CDMPUTER • J. P. PENNY" T. PEARCEY
PROGRAMMED METHODS FDR PRINTER GRAPHICAL OUTPUT. DAVID GARFINKEL
CURRENT STATUS OF IPL-V FOR THE PHILCO 2000 COMPUTER IJUNE 1962) • STUART S. SHAFFER
A HEURISTIC FOR PAGE TURNING IN A MULTI PROGRAMMED COMPUTER. JOHN W. WElL
ON THE ~ONEXISTENCE OF A PHRASE STRUCTURE GRAMMAR FOR ALGOL 60 • ROBERT W. FLOYD
TALL, A LIST PROCESSOR FOR THE PHILCO 2000 COMPUTER • JULIAN FELDMAN
A ONE-DAY LOOK AT COMPUTING. G. W. 4RMERDING, F. J. GRUENBERGER, S. L. MARKS, T. R. PARKIN
CORRIGENDUM TO 'QUICK CALCULATION OF JACOBIAN ELLIPTIC FUNCTIONS'
A DISPERSION PASS ALGORITHM FOR THE POLYPHASE MERGE. 4RMANDO G. MENDOZA
IMPLEMENTING A STACK • H. D. BAECKER
FURTHER REMARKS ON SAMPLING A TAPE FILE, I • MERVIN E. MULLER
FURTHER REMARKS ON SAMPLING A TAPE FILE, II • MORTON NADLER
A TEST MATRIX FOR INVERSION PROCEDURES • M. L. PEl
INPUT DATA ORGANIlAnON IN FORTRAN. LYNN D. YARBROUGH
SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS BY DIGITAL COMPUTER. M. P. BARNETT, R. P. FUTRELLE
ON AMBIGUITY IN PHRASE STRUCTURE LANGUAGES • ROBERT W. FLOYD
COMPUTER PATTERN RECOGNITION TECHNIQUES, ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC DIAGNOSIS • LAWRENCE STARK,
MITSUHARU OKAJIMA, GERALD H. WHIPPLE
CODING OF MEDICAL CASE HISTORY DATA FOR COMPUTER ANALYSIS • MARTIN LIPKIN, MAX A. WOODBURY
REITERATION OF ACM POLICY TOWARD STANDARDIZATION
TOPOLOGICAL SORTING OF LARGE NETWORKS • A. B. KAHN
RECORD LINKAGE. HOWARD B. NEWCOMBE, JAMES M. KENNEDY
ONLINE DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR MEASUREMENTS OF A NEUROLOGICAL CONTROL SYSTEM. L. STARK, R. PAY~E, Y. OKABE
MECHANICAL PRAGMATICS, A TIME-MOTION STUDY OF A MINIATURE MECHANICAL LINGUISTIC SYSTEM. SAUL GDRN
COMPILING MATRIX OPERATIONS. BERNARD A. GALLER, ALAN J. PERLIS
EVALUATION OF POLYNOMIALS BY COMPUTER. DONALD E. KNUTH
A DECISION MATRIX AS THE BASIS FOR A SIMPLE DATA INPUT ROUTINE • G. J. VASILAKOS
CHARACTER MANIPULATION IN 1620 FORTRAN II • JESSE H. POORE JR
FIXED-WORD-LENGTH AR~AYS IN VARIABLE-WORD-LENGTH COMPUTERS. JOHN A. SONQUIST
LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF COMPUTER USE. ROY N. FREED
MULTIPLE SHOOTING METHOD FOR TWO-POINT BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS. DAVID D. MORRISON, JAMES D. RILEY,
JOHN F. lANCANARO
THE USE OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN WESTERN GERMANY. H. K. SCHUFF
IBM 1440 DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM FEATURES FIVE NEW UNITS
REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60 • PETER NAUR, J. W. BACKUS, F. L. BAUER, J. GREEN,
C. KATZ, J. MCCARTHY, A. J. PERL IS, H. RUTISHAUSER, K. SAMELSON, B. VAUQUOIS, J. H. WEGSTEI~,
A. VAN WIJNGAARDEN, M. WOOOGER
SUPPLEMENT TO THE ALGOL 60 REPORT
SUGGESTIONS ON ALGOL 60 IROME) ISSUES
ARITHMETIZING DECLARATIONS, AN APPLICATION TO COBOL. MELVIN E. CONWAY, JOSEPH SPERONI
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

BIBLIOGRAPHY
CACM631
CACM631
CACM631
CACM631
CACM631
CACM631
CACM632
CACM632
CACM632
CACM632
CACM632
CACM632

28
31
32
35
37
48
51
58
63
64
65
66

CACM633
CACM633
CACM633
CACM633
CACM633
CACM633
CACM633
CACM633
CACM633
CACM633
CACM633
CACM633
CACM633
CACM633
CACM633
CACM633
CACM633
CACM633
CACM633
CACM633
CACM633
CACM633
CACM634
CACM634
CACM634
CACM634
CACM634
CACM634
CACM634

76
79
83
85
86
89
91
93
100
101
101
102
102
105
106
107
108
111
117
123
1-1
142
143
152
159
169
172
176

CACM634
CACM635
CACM635
CACM635
CACM635
CACM635
CACM635
CACM635
CACM635
CACM635
CACM635
CACM635
CACM635

190
194
201
206
214
217
220
223
225
227
231
240
245

CACM635 248
CACM635 255
CACM635 259
CACM635 264
CACM635
CACM635
CACM635
CACM635
CACM636
CACM636
CACM636
CACM636
CACM636

267
272
280
281
294
305
306
307
309

CACM636
CACM636
CACM636
CACM636
CACM636
CACM636
CACM636
CACM636
CACM636

310
310
310
317
321
325
330
329
332

CACM636
CACM637
CACMC.37
CACM631
CACM637
CACM637
CAC"I631
CACM637
CACM637

336
367
375
376
384
384
384
385
391

CACM631
CACM637
CACM638
CACM638
CACM638
CACM638
CACM638

396
409
422
427
430
433
435

STORAGE AND SEARCH PROPERTIES Of A TREE-ORGANIZED MEMORY SYSTEM. A. K. SCIDMDRE, B. L. WEINBERG
TERMS fREQUENTLY COMBINED IN PROBLEM DESCRIPTION. MANDALAY GREMS
fORTRAN SUBROUTINE fOR TIME SERIES ANALYSIS. M. J. R. HEALY, B. P. BOGERT
A RECURSIVE PROGRAM FOR THE GENERAL N-DIMENSIONAL INTEGRAL. J. H. CADWELL
GENERATING OISCRETE RANOOM VARIABLES IN A COMPUTER. G. MARSAGLIA
THE REACTIVE TYPEWRITER. CALVIN N. MOOERS
USA NATIONAL ACTIVITV REPORT TO ISO-TC 97-WORKING GROUP E, COMPUTERS AND INfORMATION PROCESSING
SYSTEMATIC MISTAKE ANALYSIS OF OIGITAL COMPUTER PROGRAMS. JOAN C. MILLER, CLIFFORD J. MALONEY
DECIMAL-TO-BINARY CONVERSION Of SHORT FIELDS. L. D. YARBROUGH
GLOSSARY CONSTRUCTION. MANDALAY GREMS
CHARACTER MANIPULATION IN FORTRAN. THEODORE S. LEWIS
LINEAR PROGRAMMING APPLIED TO ULTRAVIOLET ABSORPTION SPECTROSCOPY. WILLIAM C. WHITE, MARVIN B. SHAPIRO,
ARNOLD W. PRATT
TOWARD BETTER DOCUMENTATION Of PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES, INTRODUCTION. VICTOR H. YNGVE, JEAN E. SAMMET
DOCUMENTATION PROBLEMS, ALGOL 60 • PETER NAUR
COBOL • JOSEPH F. CUNNINGHAM
COMIT • VICTOR H. YNGVE
fORTRAN • W. P. HEISING
DOCUMENTATION OF IPL-V • ALLEN NEWELL
JOVIAL AND ITS DOCUMENTATION. CHRISTOPHER J. SHAW
NELIAC • M. H. HALSTEAD
SURVEY OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES AND PROCESSORS
ADDRESSING AN ARRAY Y-SUB-I IN K-DIMENSIONS BY fORTRAN FOR ANALYSIS Of VARIANCE. M. J. GARBER
A VARIANT METHOD OF FILE SEARCHING. M. D. MCILROY
SELECTIVE INSTRUCTION TRAP FOR THE 7090 • ROBERT J. MAYER
TEST MATRIX FOR INVERSION • WILLIAM S. LASOR
CORRIGENOUM, ARITHMETIZING DECLARATIONS. MELVIN E. CONWAY, JOSEPH SPERONI
NOTE ON THE PROOF OF THE NON-EXISTENCE Of A PHRASE STRUCTURE GRAMMAR FOR ALGOL 60 • PETER J. BROWN
CHARACTERISTIC VALUES ANO VECTORS OF OEFECTIVE MATRICES. GENE T. THOMPSON
A COMPUTATIONAL EXTENSION OF THE VARIATE OIFFERENCE METHOO • PERRY A. SCHEINOK
AN ITERATIVE FACTORIZATION TECHNIQUE FOR POLYNOMIALS. H. A. LUTHER
SIGNIFICANCE ARITHMETIC ON A OIGITAL COMPUTER. MAX GOLDSTEIN
RECOL, A RETRIEVAL COMMAND LANGUAGE. W. D. CLIMENSON
EVERYMAN'S INFORMATION SYSTEM. V. W. WHITLEY
INDEX TO THE COMMUNICATIONS OF THE ACM, VOLUMES 1-5, 1958-1962 • W. W. YOUDEN
ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE ACM REPOSITORY
ACM INAUGURATES VISITING SCIENTISTS PROGRAM
SELECTEO DEFINITIONS. W. BARKELEY FRITZ
OFFICIAL ACTIONS AND RESPONSES TO ALGOL 60 AS A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
A SUGGESTED METHOD OF MAKING fULLER USE Of STRINGS IN ALGOL 60 • MIRIAM G. SHOfFNER, PETER J. SROWN
LEAST SQUARES FITTING Of PLANES TO SURfACES USING DYNAMIC
BIO NEWS LETTER NO.1. COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN MEDICINE AND THE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, BIBLIO~RAPHY •
SALLEY L. EMPEY
COMPUTER PRODUCTION OF TERRAIN MODELS
SORTING ON COMPUTERS • C. C. GOTLIEB
INTERNAL AND TAPE SORTING USING THE REPLACEMENT-SELECTION TECHNIQUE. MARTIN A. GOETZ
AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF MINIMAL STORAGE SORTING. THOMAS N. HIBBARD
MULTI PHASE SORTING. HAROLD H. MANKER
STRING DISTRIBUTION FOR THE POLYPHASE SORT • W. OAVIO MALCOLM JR
READ-BACKWARD POLYPHASE SORTING. R. L. GILSTAO
A COMPARISON BETWEEN THE POLYPHASE AND OSCILLATING SORT TECHNIQUES' MAKTIN A. GOETZ, GLORIA S. TOTH
COMPUTER-PLANNED COLLATES • NORMAN C. fRENCH
A TAPE FILE MERGE PATTERN GENERATOR. WILLIAM S. COOKE
SORTING NONREDUNDANT fILES-TECHNIQUES USED IN THE fACT COMPILER. JOHN B. GLORE
SORTING WITH LARGE VOLUME, RANDOM ACCESS. DRUM STORAGE. JOEL fALKIN, SAL SAVASTANO JR
ORGANIZATION AND STRUCTURE OF DATA ON DISK fILE MEMORY SYSTEMS fOR EfFICIENT SORTING ANO OTHER DATA
PROCESSING PROGRAMS • MARTIN A. GOETZ
SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF SORTING IN COMPUTING SYSTEMS USING RANOOM ACCESS STORAGE DEVICES.
GEORGE U. HUBBARD
THE COBOL SORT VERB. J. B. PATERSON
A METHOD OF COMPARING THE TIME REQUIREMENTS Of SORTING METHODS. MICHAEL H. HALL
DESIGN AND CHARACTERISTICS Of A VARIABLE-LENGTH RECORD SORT USING NEW fIXED LENGTH RECORD SO~TING
TECHNIQUES. MARTIN A. GOETZ
CONVERSION, RECONVERSION AND COMPARISON TECHNIQUES IN VARIABLE LENGTH SORTING. DAVID J. WAKS
USE Of TREE STRUCTURES FOR PROCESSING FILES. EDWARD H. SUSSENGUTH JR
BIBLIOGRAPHY, SORTING
GLOSSARY Of SORTING AND MERGING TERMS
STRUCTURES OF STANDARDS-PROCESSING ORGANIZATIONS IN THE COMPUTER AREA
COBOL INfORMATION BULLETIN NO. 1
A NOTE ON RANGE TRANSfORMATIONS FOR SQUARE ROOT AND LOGARITHM. R. W. BEMER
A PENNY-MATCHING MACHINE. ELIZABETH WALL. RICHARD M. BROWN
A COMPUTER PROGRAM fOR ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE fOR A TWO-LEVEL FACTORIAL DESIGN. CATHERINE BRITTJN,
I. f. WAGNER
SELf-INVERSE CONVERSION TABLE. THOMAS G. SANBORN
ANOTHER TEST MATRIX FOR DETERMINANTS AND MATRICES • JOHN CAFFREY
1410 FORTRAN EDIT fEATURES • JOHN E. FEDAKO
CORC, THE CORNELL COMPUTING LANGUAGE. R. W. CONWAY, W. l. MAXWELL
THE EXTERNAL LANGUAGE KLIPA FOR THE URAL-2 DIGITAL COMPUTER. MAREK GRENIEWSKI, WLAOYSLAW TU~SKI
INCOMPRESSIBLE FLOW NETWORK CALCULATORS. H. N. CANTRELL
OISK FILE SORTING. THOMAS SCHICK
REMARKS ON fORTRAN SUBROUTINES fOR TIME SERIES ANALYSIS. CARL M. BENNETT
PIP, A PHOTO-INTERPRETIVE PROGRAM FOR THE ANALYSIS Of SPARK CHAMBER DATA. HARRY RUDLOE. MARTI~ DEUTSCH,
THOMAS MARILL
DESCRIPTRAN, AUTOMATED DESCRIPTIVE GEOMETRY. RAYMOND A. KLIPHAROT
A SYNTACTIC DESCRIPTION OF BC NELIAC • H. D. HUSKEY, RALPH LOVE, NIKLAUS WIRTH
X3.4 fORMS ALGOL TASK GROUP
REAL-TIME PROGRAMMING SPECIfICATIONS. R. V. HEAO
FURTHER REMARKS ON SAMPLING A TAPE fILE, III • O. C. JUELICH
CHECKING FOR LOOPS IN NETWORKS • R. M. GORDON
POLYNOMIAL EVALUATION REVISITED. S. H. EISMAN
REALIZING BOOLEAN CO~NECTIVES ON THE IBM 162Q • H. HELLERMAN, D. N. SENliG
THE LINKING SEGMENT SUBPROGRAM LANGUAGE AND LINKING LOADER. JOHN MCCARTHY, fERNANDO J. CORBATJ,
MARJORIE M. DAGGETT
DESIGN Of A SEPARABLE TRANSITION-DIAGRAM COMPILER. MELVIN E. CONWAY
A CATALOGUE ENTRY RETRIEVAL SYSTEM. BENSON H. SCHEff
AMERICAN STANDARD CODE FOR INfORMATION EXCHANGE
SABRAC, A TIME-SHARING LOW-COST COMPUTER. M. LEHMAN, l. NETTER, R. ESHED
DEBUGGING SYSTEMS AT THE SOURCE LANGUAGE LEVEL. H. EAHL fERGUSON, ELIZABETH BERNER
A LIST-TYPE STORAGE TECHNIQUE fOR ALPHANUMERIC INFORMATION. HENRY J. BOWLDEN
MAPPED LIST STRUCTURES • H. D. BAECKER
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

BIBLI OGRAPHY
CACM638 439
CACM638 440
CACM638 451
CACM638
CACM638
CACM638
CACM638
CACM638
CACM638
CACM638
CACM638
CACM639

456
460
462
467
473
480
487
491
502

CACM639 505
CACM639 506
CACM639 510
CACM639
CACM639
CACM639
CACM639
CACM639
CACM639
CACM639
CACM639
CACM639
CACM639
CACM639
CACM639
CACM639
CACM639
CACM639
CACM630
CACM630
CACM630
CACM630
CACM630
CACM630
CACM630
CACM630
CACM630
CACM630
CACM630

515
515
515
515
516
524
544
545
547
555
564
568
572
573
574
592
595
597
599
605
608
610
613
615
620
622

CACM630 625
CACM630
CACM630
CACM630
CACM630
CACM630
CACM630
CACM63N
CACM63N
CACM63N

626
631
634
639
642
643
649
658
660

CACM63N
CACM63N
CACM63N
CACM63N
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664
667
66B
669
674
619
685
689
690
694

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699
701
7010

70B
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JACM

JOURNAL OF THE IASSOCIATION FOR COMPUTING MACHINERY. I V. 1BALTIMORE, JANUARY 1954QA76.A77
LC CARD NO. 57-23489

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1
JACM51t1
4
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1
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JACM541 21
JACM541 21
JACM,41 36
JACM541 45
JACM542 51
JACM542 82
JACM542 8B
JACM542 93
JACM543 101
JACM543
JACM543
JACM543
JACM543

MULTIPLE-PRECISION BINARY-TO-OECIMAL INTEGER CONVERSION USING ONLY ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION.
DAVID F. KEYES, DONALD P. MOORE
CHARACTER MANIPULATION IN 7090 FORTRAN • D. D. SMITH
A SYNTAK CONTROLLED GENERATOR OF FORMAL LANGUAGE PROCESSORS. J. EICKEL, M. PAUL, F. L. BAUER.
K. SAMELSON
SOME REMARKS ON THE SYNTAK OF SYMBOLIC PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES. ALFONSO 01 CARRACCIDLD 01 FORINO
A NOTE ON THE DANGLING 'ELSE' IN ALGOL 60 • ARTHUR F. KAUPE JR
DIALECTS OF FORTRAN. I. C. PYLE
CONTINUED OPERATION ~OTATION FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION AND ARRAY PROCESSING. M. P. BARNETT
SKELETAL STRUCTURE OF PERT AND CPA COMPUTER PROGRAMS • ARTHUR B. KAHN
SIMULATION OF A TRAFFIC NETWORK. JESSE H. KATZ
A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR EDITING THE NEWS • WAYNE A. DANIELSON, BRUCE BRIGGS
AN EKPONENTIAL METHOD OF NUMERICAL INTEGRATION OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS • DAVID A. PJPE
USA NATIONAL ACTIVITY REPORT TO ISO-TC 97-SUBCOMMITTEE 5, COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION PROCESSING, 1~ MAY
1963
ALT NEW CHAIRMAN OF X3.4
YE INDISCREET MONITOR • JOHN M. BLATT
A PROCEDURE FOR CONVERTING LOGIC TABLE CONDITIONS INTO AN EFFICIENT SEQUENCE OF TEST INSTRUCTIONS.
J. F. EGLER
CLOSING OUT A PRINT TAPE. DONALD P. MOORE
A NOTE ON A SET OF TEST MATRICES FOR INVERSION. ROBERT D. RODMAN
PEl MATRIK EIGENVALUES • A. C. R. NEWBERY
NOTE ON STOCHASTIC MATRICES. ARNOLD I. DUMEY
A SEMI-ITERATIVE PROCESS FOR EVALUATING ARCTANGENTS • WEN-HWA CHU, DONALD R. SAATHOFF
SYMMETRIC LIST PROCESSOR. J. WEIZENBAUM
AN OPEN LETTER TO X3.4.2
MIRFAC, A COMPILER BASED ON STANDARD MATHEMATICAL NOTATION AND PLAIN ENGLISH. H. J. GAWLIK
A GENERALIZATION OF ALGOL • NIKLAUS WIRTH
COMPUTER-DRAWN FLOWCHARTS • DONALD E. KNUTH
ON THE APPROKIMATE SOLUTION OF DELTA U = FIUI • D. GREENSPAN, M. YOHE
A GENERAL PROGRAM FOR THE ANALYSIS OF SQUARE AND RECTANGULAR LATTICE DESIGNS. K. W. SMILLIE
COMPUTER SCIENCE MOVIES
GROUP PARTICIPATION COMPUTER DEMONSTRATION. E. M. MCCORMICK
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE COMMUNICATIONS OF THE ACM
A PROFILE OF THE PROGRAMMER • FRANK COSS
ECMA SUBSET OF ALGOL 60
ALCOR GROUP REPRESENTATION OF ALGOL SYMBOLS
REPORT ON PROPOSED AMERICAN STANDARD FLOWCHART SYMBOLS FOR INFORMATION PROCESSING. ROBERT J. ROSSHEIM
FORMAT-FREE INPUT IN FORTRAN. M. J. BAILEY, M. P. BARNETT, R. P. FUTRELLE
VARIABLE WIDTH STACKS • NAOMI ROTENBERG, ASCHER OPLER
AN EXPERIMENT IN AUTOMATIC VERIFICATION OF PROGRAMS. G. M. WEINBERG, G. L. GRESSETT
PARTITIONING ALGORITHMS FOR FINITE SETS. GEORGE HUTCHINSON
ON THE INVERSE OF A TEST MATRIK • FRANK J. STOCKMAL
A CONTOUR-MAP PROGRAM FOR X-RAY CRYSTALLOGRAPHY • M. O. DAYHOFF
DATA-DIAL; TWO-WAY COMMUNICATION WITH COMPUTERS FROM ORDINARY DIAL TELEPHONES. THOMAS MARILL,
DANIEL EDWARDS, WALLACE FEURZEIG
A NUMERICAL METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF MOVING FIELD ISODOSE CURVES FOR TREATMENT PLANNI~G IN
RADIOTHERAPY. GLENN V. DALRYMPLE, RUHERI PEREZ-TAMAYO
AN AUTOMATIC DATA ACQUISITION AND INQUIRY SYSTEM USING DISK FILES • JAMES D. EDWARDS
USE OF THE DISK FILE ON STRETCH. B. G. CARLSON, E. A. VOORHEES
A COMPARISON OF DISKS AND TAPES • HERMAN HESS
AN EKTENSION OF FIBO~ACCIAN SEARCH TO SEVERAL VARIABLES. P. KROLAK, L. COOPER
ACM PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE • ALAN J. PERLIS
ACM ORGANIZATION PAGE
A DESCRIPTION OF THE APT LANGUAGE • S. A. BROWN, C. E. DRAYTON, B. MITTMAN
USA PARTICIPATION IN AN INTERNATIONAL GLOSSARY ON INFORMATION PROCESSING. J. F. TRAUB
REPORT OF A VISIT TO DISCUSS COMMON PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA AND POLAND. 1963 •
JOHN A. GOSDEN
A SERIAL TECHNIQUE TO DETERMINE MINIMUM PATHS. DON L. WEIMER
RECURSIVE PROGRAMMING IN FORTRAN II • JAMES A AYERS
FLEKIBLE ABBREVIATION OF WORDS IN A COMPUTER LANGUAGE. R. G. LOOMIS, J. RUBIN
AN ERROq-CDRRECTING PARSE ALGORITHM. E. T. IRONS
RECENT IMPROVEMENTS IN MADCAP • MARK B. WELLS
OPTIMIZING BIT-TIME COMPUTER SIMULATION. JESSE H. KATZ
LENGTH OF STRINGS FOR A MERGE SET • DONALD E. KNUTH
ON THE COMPUTATION OF A CERTAIN TYPE OF INCOMPLETE BETA FUNCTIONS. I. C. TANG
CODING CLINICAL LABORATORY DATA FOR AUTOMATIC STORAGE ANO RETRIEVAL. LEONARD D. GROSS
APPLICATION OF IBM EDP METHODS TO THE CALCULATION OF THE FORMATION CON~TANTS OF COMPLEX IONS.
A. C. ANOREWS, JOHN HASSLER, FRANK DECOU
ACM-NCA SYMPOSIUM ON BANKING AUTOMATION, ABSTRACTS
ACCOUNT CLASSIFICATION AT AUTOMATING BANKS. JAMES B. ECKERT
RECENT OEVELOPMENTS AFFECTING ADP IN TAX ADMINISTRATION. GEORGE J. LEIBOWITZ
TELEFILE, A CASE STUDY OF AN ONLINE SAVINGS BANK APPLICATION. M. S~'IDERS
SOME LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN THE BANKING BU~.NESS • ROY N. FREED
A SPECIFICATION OF JOVIAL. CHRISTOPHER J. SHAW
INOEKING AND THE LAMBDA NOTATION. M. P. BARNETT
MORE TEST MATRICES FOR DETERMINANTS AND INVERSES • THOMAS S. ENGLAR

105
III
US

124

THE ASSOCIATION FOR COMPUTING MACHINERY. S. 8. WILLIAMS
THE IBM 701 SPEEOCODING SYSTEM • J. W. BACKUS
LIFE INSURANCE PREMIUM BILLING ANO COMBINED OPERATIONS 8Y ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT. R. T. WISEMAN
THE IBM MAGNETIC DRUM CALCULATOR TYPE 650 • F. E. HAMILTON, E. C. KUBIE
EQUIPMENT RELIABILITY AS APPLIED TO ANALOGUE COMPUTERS • H. JACOBS JR
SURVEY OF ANALOG MULTIPLICATION SCHEMES • C. M. EDWARDS
AUTOMATIC STRAIN-GAGE AND THERMOCOUPLE RECORDING ON PUNCHED CARDS. RICHMOND PERLEY
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH DCN VOL 6 NO 1 JAN 54
SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE DYSEAC • ALAN L. LEINER
PROBLEMS IN ACCEPTANCE TESTING OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS. PAUL BROCK, SYBIL ROCK
THE GENERATION OF PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBERS ON A DECIMAL CALCULATOR. JACK MOSHMA~
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH DCN VOL 6 NO 2 APR 54
A METHOD OF SOLVING BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS OF MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS ON PUNCH CARD MACHI~ES •
STEFAN BERGMAN
A METHOD OF DETERMINING PLATE BENDING BY USE OF A PUNCHED-CARD MACHINE • A. D. WASEL
NUMERICAL TREATMENT OF A FOU~TH ORDER PARABOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION. STEPHEN H. C{A~DALL
ON SINGLE VS •. TRIPLE ADDRESS COMPUTING MACHINES. CALVIN C. ELGOT
RUNNING A COMPUTER EFFICIENTLY. C. C. GOTLIES
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

8IBLIOGRAPHY
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262
267
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6
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16
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JACM562 73
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JACM562 85
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JACM563 129
JACM563 13~
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JACM563 175
JACM563 181
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JACM563 199
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JACM564 348
JACM564 355
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8

AN ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL A~ALYZER AS A DIFFERE~CE ANALYZER. LOUIS B. WADEL
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH DCN VOL 6 NO 3 JUL 5~
THE IBM TYPE 702, AN ELECTRONIC OATA PROCESSING MACHINE FOR 8USINESS • C. J. BASHE, W. BUCHHaLZ,
N. ROCHESTER
CALCULATION OF GENERALIZED HYPERGEOME~RIC SERIES. SUSIE E. ATTA, WARD C. SANGREN
PU8LIC UTILITY CUSTOMER ACCOUNTING,ON'THE TYPE 650 MAGNETIC ORUM OAT A PROCESSING MACHINE.
GEORGE F. TREXLER
ON THE DEMONSTRATION OF HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL COMPUTERS. WALTERF. BAUER, JOHN W. CARR III
A MULTIPLE PURPOSE OItTHO!llORMALlZING CODE AND ITS USES. PHILIP, DAVIS, PHILIP RABINOWITZ
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH OCN VOL 6 NO 4 OCT 5~
SOME PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES FOR THE ERMETH • HEINZ RUTISHAUSER
PROPAGATION OF TRUNCATION ERRORS IN THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS BY REPEATEO
CLOSURES • H.J. GRAY JR
A GENERAL CARD-PROGRAM FOR THE EVALUATION OF THE INVERSE LAPLACE TRANSFORM • C. K. TITUS
ANALOGUE STUDY OF ELECTRON TRAJECTORIES. BENJAMIN F. LOGAN, GEORGE R. WELTI, GEORGE C. SPONSLER
IMPLICIT VS. EXPLICIT RECURRENCE FORMULAS FOR THE LINEAR OIFFUSION EQUATION. STEPHEN H. CRA~DALL
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH DCN VOL 7 NO 1 JAN 55
MECHANISMS AND ROBOTS • F. J. MURRAY
ANALOG INTERPOLATOR FOR AUTOMATIC CONTROL • GEORGE J. MDSHOS
TESTING OF OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS • HOWARD HAMER, JEROME D. KENNEDY
MAlNTE"'NCE AND ACCEPTANCE TESTS USED ON THE MIDAC • EDWARD P. GRANEY
REDUCTION OF RUNS IN MULTIPARAMETER COMPUTATIONS. HERSCHEL WElL
SOME EXPERIMENTS IN IDEAL FACTORIZATION ON THE MIDAC • HARVEY COHN
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH DCN VOL 7 NO 2 APR 55
ORDVAC SOLUTIONS OF THE DIRICHLET PROBLEM • DAVID M. YOUNG
ON THE VIBRATION OF A SQUARE CLAMPED PLATE. MILTON, ABRAMOWITZ, WILLIAM F. CAHILL
MEMORY MATRIX USING FERROELECTRIC CONDENSERS AS 81STABLE ELEMENTS • CHARLES F. PULVARI
DIGITAL COMPUTERS FOR REAL-TIME SIMULATION. MORRIS RUBINOFF
A SIMPLE DESK-CALCULATOR METHOD FOR CHECKING BINARY RESULTS OF DIGITAL-COMPUTER ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS.
FRANCES L. PARSONS
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH DCN VOL 7 NO 3 JUL 55
PRECISION MODULATORS ANO DEMODULATORS. CARL G. BLANYER
TRANSCODE, A SYSTEM OF AUTOMATIC CODING FOR FERUT • J. N. P. HUME, BEATRICE H. WORSLEY
AUTOMATIC COOING FOR THE IBM 701 • T. P. GORMAN, R. G. KELLY, R. B. REDDY
ON THE COMPUTATION OF EXPONENTIAL AND HYPERBOLIC FUNCTIONS USING CONTINUED FRACTIONS. NATHAHEL MACON
CORRELATION COMPUTATION ON ANALOG DEVICES. V. S. HANEMAN, J. W. SENDERS
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH OCN VOL 7 NO ~ OCT 55
PRESIDENTIAL AOORESS TO THE ACM • ALSTON S. HOUSEHOLDER
AN OPTIMIZING PROGRAM FOR THE IBM 650 • BARRY GORDON
A SUBROUTINE FOR COMPUTATIONS WITH RATIONAL NUMBERS. PETER HENRICI
AUTOMATIC COMPUTATIO!llS WITH POWER SERIES • PETER HENRICI
SIMULATION OF DIGITAL FILTERS ON AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER. LOUIS B. WADEL
A KUTTA THIRD-ORDER PROCEDURE FOR SOLVING DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS REQUIRING MINIMUM STORAGE •
SAMUEL D. CONTE, R. F. REEVES
REPORT ON EXPERIMENTS IN APPROXIMATING THE SOLUTION OF A DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION • ROBERT L. YDUNG
RATES OF CONVERGENCE IN NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE DIFFUSION EQUATION. RICHARD H. STARK
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH DCN VOL 8 NO 1 JAN 56
EASIAC, A PSEUDO-COMPUTER • ROBERT PERKINS
CONDITIONAL MONTE CARLO • J. M. HAMMERSLEY
A NOTE ON MICROPROGRAMMING. HERBERT T. GLANTZ
BIBLIOGRAPHY ON NUMERICAL ANALYSIS. ALSTON S. HOUSEHOLDER
WIND TUNNEL DATA REDUCTION USING PAPER-TAPE STORAGE MEDIA. WILLIAM R. HOOVER, JOHN J. WEDEL,
JOSEPH R. BRUMAN
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH DCN VOL 8 NO 2 APR 56
THE HIGH-SPEED ELECTRONIC CALCULATING MACHINE OF THE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE U.S.S.R'•• S. A. LEBEDEV
SORTING ON ELECTRONIC COMPUTER SYSTEMS • EDWARD H. FRIEND
SORTING BY ADDRESS CALCULATION. E. J. ISAAC, R. C. SINGLETON
A GENERAL SYSTEM FOR HANDLING ALPHAMERIC INFORMATION ON THE IBM 701 COMPUTER • ROBERT H. BRACKEN,
BRUCE G. OLDFIELD
AN INTEGRATED COMPUTATION SYSTEM FOR THE ERA-1103 • WALTER F. BAUER
TRANSFER FUNCTION SIMULATION BY MEANS OF AMPLIFIERS AND POTENTIOMETERS • L. E. HEilER, S. J. ABRAHAM
ON THE GENERATION OF ERRORS IN THE DIGITAL EVALUATION OF CONTINUED FRACTIONS. NATHANIEL MACON.
MARGARET BASKERVILL
SOME INVERSE CHARACTERISTIC VALUE PROBLEMS. A. C. OOWNING JR, A. S. HOUSEHOLDER
A NOTE ON THE MIDPOI~T METHOD OF INTEGRATION. MARK LOTKIN
AN EXTENSION OF MILNE'S THREE-POINT METHOD. GLENN H. KEITEL
AN ITERATIVE PROCEDURE FOR THE CALCULATION OF THE EIGENVALUES AND EIGENVECTORS OF A REAL SYM~ETRJC MATRIX
• RICHARD ELTON VON HOLDT
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH OCN VOL 8 NO 3 JUL 56
A DESCRIPTION OF A COOPERATIVE VENTURE IN THE PRODUCTION OF AN AUTOMATIC CODING SYSTEM. WESLEY S. MELAHN
THE PACT I CODING SYSTEM FOR THE IBM TYPE 701 • CHARLES L. BAKER
LOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF THE PACT I COMPILER • OWEN R. MOCK
PRODUCING COMPUTER I~STRUCTIONS FOR THE PACT I COMPILER. ROBERT C. MILLER JR, BRUCE G. OLDFIELD
PACT LOOP EXPANSION. GUS HEMPSTEAD, JULES I. SCHWARTZ
SEMI-AUTOMATIC ALLoCATION OF DATA STORAGE FOR PACT I • J. I. DERR, R. C. LUKE
CONCLUSIONS AFTER USING THE PACT I ADVANCED CODING TECHNIQUE. I. O. GREENWALD, H. G. MARTIN
ON THE CONVERGENCE OF MATRIX ITERATIONS. ALSTON S. HOUSEHOLDER
HIGHER ORDER DIFFERENCES IN THE ANALOGUE SOLUTION OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIDNS • MICHAEL E. FISHER
PREVENTION OF PROPAGATION OF MACHINE ERRORS IN LONG PROBLEMS. J. H. BROWN, JOHN W. CARR 'III,
BOYD LARROWE, J. R. MCREYNOLDS
THE OIGITAL APPROXIMATION OF CONTOURS. ROBERT M. MASON
ARITHMETICAL ANALYSIS OF DIGITAL COMPUTING NETS. RICHARD C. JEFFREY
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH DCN VOL 8 NO ~ OCT 56
RETIRING PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS. ALSTON S. HOUSEHOLDER
INAUGURAL PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS. JOHN W. CARR III
PACT IA • T. B. STEEL JR
A SYSTEM FOR GENERAL-PURPOSE ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTATION. WALTER F. BAUER, GEORGE P. WEST
A STABLE IMPLICIT FI~ITE DIFFERENCE APPROXIMATION TO A FOURTH ORDER PARABOLIC EQUATION. SAMUEL D. CONrt
RATIONAL APPRDXIMATIJNS TO THE EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION. YUOELL L. LUKE
CHEBYSHEV APPROXIMATION OF A CONTINUOUS FUNCTION BY A CLASS OF FUNCTIONS • ABE SHENITZER
EFFECT OF PROPAGATED ERROR ON INVERSE OF HILBERT MATRIX. SUSIE E. ATTA
SORTING CARDS WITH RESPECT TO A MODULUS • DERRICK H. LEHMER
THE DESIGN AND USE OF HAZARD-FREE SWITCHING NETWORKS. DAVID A. HUFFMAN
A VARIANT TO TURING'S THEORY OF COMPUTING MACHINES. HAD WANG
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH DCN VOL 9 NO 1 JAN 57
TEST OF AN INVENTORY CONTROL SYSTEM ON FERUT • J. H. CHUNG, C. C. GOTLIEB
INFORMATION SEARCHING WITH THE 701 CALCULATOR. R. H. BRACKEN, H. E. TILLITT
HYDROOYNAMIC PROBLEMS IN~OLVING LARGE FLUID DISTORTIONS. FRANCIS H. HARLOW
OESIGNI~G COMPUTER CIRCUITS WITH A COMPUTER. GENE H. LEICHNER
THE DOWN-HILL METHOD OF SOLVING FIZI = 0 • JAMES A. WARD
COMPUTER LITERATURE BI[lLlOGRAPHY 1946-1963

BIBLIOGRAPHY
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JAtM572
JlltM572
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JAtM572
JAtM573
JAtM573
JAtM573
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151
157
172
174
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189
193
225
245
254
274
279
298
308
JAtM~73 314
JAtM573 329
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354
371
393
420
428
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442
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472
477
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JAtM5710 511
JAtM574 520
JAtM574 541
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9
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22
32

JACM581 39
JACM581 105
JACM581 52
JACM581 57
JACM581 67
JACM581 76
JAtM581 89
JAtM5B1 100
JACM582 119
JACM582
JACM582
JACM582
JAtM582
JACM582
JACM582
JACM583
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246
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328
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33
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48
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91
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121
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128
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152

AN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING ROUTINE FOR THE ELLIOTT 401 • F. YATES, S. LIPTON
MItRO-PROGRAMMING • ROBERT J. MERCER
MACHINE FEATURES FOR A MORE AUTOMATIC MONITORING SYSTEM ON DIGITAL COMPUTERS. CHARLES J. SWIFT
EXPERIMENTS IN CHESS • J. KISTER, P. STEIN, S. ULAM, W. WALDEN, M. WELLS
ON THE RECOGNITION OF INFORMATION WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER. HERBERT T. GLANTZ
BURROUGHS TRUTH FUNCTION EVALUATOR. WILLIAM MIEHLE
THE LOGIC OF AUTOMATA, PART I • ARTHUR W. BURKS, HAD WANG
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH DCN VOL 9 NO 2 APR ~7
ACCOUNT IDENTIFICATION FOR AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING. ANTHONY G. DETTINGER
STANDARDIZED PROGRAMMING METHODS AND UNIVERSAL CODING. SAUL GORN
TWO PROGRAMMING TECH~IQUES FOR ONE-PLUS-ONE AODRESS COMPUTERS • S. LIPTON
THE LOGIC OF AUTOMATA, PART II • ARTHUR W. BURKS, HAO WANG
THE CHARACTERISTIC VALUE-VECTOR PROBLEM • WALLACE GIVENS
THE METHOD OF REDUCED MATRICES FOR A GENERAL TRANSPORTATION PR08LEM • PAUL S. DWYER, BERNARD A. GALLER
ON BATEMAN'S METHOD FOR SOLVING LINEAR INTEGRAL EQUATIONS. GENE THOMAS THOMPSON
A METHOD FOR INCREASING THE EFFICIENCY OF MONTE CARLO INTEGRATION. J. H. HALTON, D. C. HANDS COMB
ON THE 'BEST' AND 'LEAST QTH' APPROXIMATION OF AN OVERDETERMINED SYSTEM OF LINEAR EQUATIONS.
ALLEN A. GOLDSTEIN, NORMAtl LEVINE, JAMES B. HERRESHOFF
PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS AND SELECTION OF COMPUTER PROGRAMMERS. T. C. ROWAN
SIMULATION TECHNIQUES FOR THE TEST AND EVALUATION OF REAL-TIME tOMPUTER PROGRAMS. DAVID R. ISRAEL
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH OCN VOL 9 NO 3 JUL 57
COMPUTATIONS IN THE FIELD OF ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY. THEODORE J. WILLIAMS, R. CURTIS JOHNSON, ARTHUR ROSE
SYMBOLIC DESIGNATIONS FOR ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS. A. WEINBERGER, H. LOBERMAN
FORMAL PROCEDURES FOR CONNECTING TERMINALS WITH A MINIMUM TOTAL WIRE LENGTH. H. LOBERMAN. A. WEINBERGER
SWAC COMPUTATIONS FOR SOME M X N SCHEOULING PROBLEMS. R. T. NELSON. J. R. JACKSON
PROGRAMMED MULTIPLICATION ON THE IBM 407 • ROGER L. BOYELL
ERRORS DUE TO OVERFLOW IN ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS PARTICULARLY AS REGARDS FINAC ELECTRONIC COMPUTER •
PAOLO ERCOLI, ROBERTO VACCA
CONOENSIITION AND LOOK-UP PROCEDURES FOR DOUBLE ENTRY TABLES. NATHANIEL MACON
MAXIMIZING FUNCTIONS OF ROTATIONS. EXPERIMENTS CONCERNING SPEED OF DIAGONALIZATloN OF SYMMETRIC MATRICES
USING JACOBI'S METHOD. DAVID A. POPE. C. TOMPKINS
OPTIMUM RECURRENCE FORMULAS FOR A FOURTH ORDER PARABOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION •
STEPHEN H. CRANDALL
OETERMI~ATION OF THREE PERCENTILES OF THE OMEGA-SUB-N DISTRIBUTION FUNCTION • BERNARD SHERMAN
CODES FOR THE CLASSICAL MEMBRANE PROBLEM • C. L. GERBERICH, W. C. SANGREN
TSHEBYSHEFF APPROXIMATIONS FOR POWER SERIES. ROBERT C. M'INNICK
ON THE COMPUTATION OF THE NUMBER OF SOLUTIONS OF CERTAIN TRINOMIAL CONGRUENCES. EMMA LEHMER.
H~ S. VANDIVER
THE UNIVERSAL ELECTRONIC DIGITAL MACHINE (URAL) FOR ENGINEERING RESEARCH. IU. IA. BAZILEVSKII
CONFERENCE ON MATRIX COMPUTATIONS (ABSTRACTS)
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH DCN VOL 9 NO 4 OCT 51
LANGUAGE TRANSLATION • A. F. R. BROWN
SWAt EXPERIMENTS ON THE USE OF ORTHOGONAL POLYNOMIALS FOR DATA FITTING • MARCIA ASCHER.
GEORGE Eo' FORSYTHE
A tHEBYCHEFF FITTING CRITERION. A. SPITZBART. D. L. SHELL
ON THE TRUNCATION ERROR OF DISCRETE APPROXIMATIONS TO THE SOLUTIONS OF OIRltHLET PROBLEMS IN A DOMAIN WITH
CORNERS • PENTTI LAASONEN
ERROR BOUNDS FOR THE RUNGE-KUTTA SINGLE-STEP INTEGRATION PROCESS. JOHN W. tARR III
ON THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF CHARACTERISTIC EQUATIONS IN FLUTTER ANALYSIS. J. N. FRANKLIN
A 'CURVE PLOTTING' ROUTINE FOR THE INVERSE LAPLACE TRANSFORM OF RATIONAL FUNCTIONS. T. R. BASHKOW
AUTOMATIC PREPARATION OF FLOW CHART LISTINGS. A. E. StOTT
SIMPLIFICATION OF A CLASS OF BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS • EDWIN HIRSCHHORN
A HIGH-SCANNING-RATE STORAGE DEVICE FOR COMPUTER APPLICATIONS. O. M. BAUMANN
AYOAR. SPECIAL PURPOSE ANALOG MACHINE FOR YAW DATA REDUCTION. SERGE J. ZAROOONY. TAOEUSZ LESER
CONFERENCE ON MATRIX COMPUTATIONS (ABSTRAtTS)
EVALUATION OF INTEGRALS INVOLVING COMBINATIONS OF ,BESSEL FUNCTIONS AND tlRCULAR FUNCTIONS.
LEENDERT DE WITTE. KENNETH P. FOURNIER
ON SOME ERROR BOUNDS OF GIVENS • ROBERT L. CAUSEY
A HIGH-SPEED COMPUTER TECHNIQUE FOR THE TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM • JACK B. DENNIS
FINDING ZEROS OF ARBITRARY FUNCTIONS. WERNER L. FRANK
A NUMERICAL METHOD OF SOLVING A HEAT FLOW PROBLEM WITH MOVING BOUNDARY. L. W. EHRLICH
SEQUENTIAL FUNCTIONS. GEORGE N. RANEY
REALIZATION OF EVENTS BY LOGICAL NETS. IRVING M. COPI. CALVIN C. ELGOT. JESSE B. WRIGHT
THE APPROXIMATE SOLUTION OF MATRIX PROBLEMS. A. S. HOUSEHOLOER
A PROPERTY OF SEMI-DEFINITE HERMITIAN MATRICES. GEORGE G. DEN BROEDER JR. HARRY J. SMITH
ON MODERN MATRIX ITERATION PROCESSES OF BERNOULLI AND GRAEFFE TYPE. F. L. BAUER
A NOTE ON NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF CERTAIN LINEAR BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS • R. W. COLE
ON A PERIODIC PROPERTY OF PSEUDO-RANDOM SEQUENCES • EVE BOFINGER, V. J. BOFINGER
ON THE LENGTH OF THE SMALLEST UNIFORM EXPERIMENT WHICH DISTINGUISHES THE TERMINAL STATES OF A ~AtHINE •
SEYMOUR GINSBURG
METHODS OF SIMULATING A DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER. F. LESH
CALCULATING OPEN LOOP TRANSFER FUNCTIONS FROM CLOSED LOOP MEASUREMENTS. N. R. GOODMAN. S. KATl
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING FOR YOUNG STUDENTS. HARLEY TILLITT
A DUAL MASTER FILE SYSTEM FOR A TAPE PROCESSING COMPUTER. SHERMAN BLUMENTHAL
COOING AND CODE tOMPRESSION • L. N. KOROLEV
ON THE INVERSION COMPLEXITY OF A SYSTEM OF FUNCTIONS. A. A. MARKOV
GENERATED ERROR IN ROTATIONAL TRIOIAGONALIZATION • ALSTON S. HOUSEHOLDER
UNITARY TRIANGULARIZATION OF A NONSYMMETRIC MATRIX. ALSTON S. HOUSEHOLDER
THE APPLICATION OF SEQUENTIAL ESTIMATION TO COMPUTER SIMULATION AND MONTE CARLO PROCEDURES. JAtK MOSHMAN
ON SEQUENCES OF PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBERS OF MAXIMAL LENGTH. J. CERTAINE
PROPOSED METHODS FOR THE ANALOG SOLUTION OF FREDHOLM'S INTEGRAL EQUATION. MICHAEL E. FISHER
ON THE SOLUTION OF PDISSON'S DIFFERENCE EQUATION. PENTTI LAASONEN
A METHOD FOR TRANSPOSING A MATRIX. MARTIN F. BERMAN
ANALYSIS OF SHIFT REGISTER COUNTERS. FREDERICK H. YOUNG
AUTHOR INDEX, 1954-1958
GENERALIZATION, KEY TO SUCCESSFUL ELEtTRONIC DATA PROCESSING. W. C. MCGEE
THREE LEVELS OF LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS IN MACHINE TRANSLATION. MICHAEL ZARECHNAK
TEST ROUTINES BASED DN SYMBOLIC LOGltAL STATEMENTS. RICHARD o. ELDRED
STABLE PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR METHODS FOR ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS • R. W. HAMMING
ROUND-OFF ERROR IN THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE HEAT EQUATION • JIM DOUGLAS JR
THE JACOBI METHOO FO~ REAL SYMMETRIC MATRICES. H. H. GOLDSTINE. F. J. MURRAY. J. VON NEUMA~~
SOLUTION OF ALGEBRAIC AND TRANSCENDENTAL EQUATIONS ON AN AUTOMATIC DIGITAL COMPUTER. G. N. LANCE
ORIGIN AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE CHINESE ABACUS. SHU-T'IEN LI
ACM PUBLICATION POLICIES AND PLANS
THE SHARE 109 SYSTEM. A COOPERATIVE EFFORT • DONALD L. SHELL
THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM. PROGRAMMING AND MODIFICATION. IRWIN O. GREENWALD. MAUREEN KANE
THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM, MACHINE IMPLEMENTATION OF SYMBOLIC PROGRAMMING. E. M. BOEHM. T. B. STEEL JR
THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM. INPUT-OUTPUT TRANSLATION. VINCENT J. OIGRI. JANE E. KING
THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM. PROGRAMMED INPUT-OUTPUT BUFFERING. OWEN MOCK. CHARLES J.SWIFT
THE SHARE 109 'SYSTEM. SUPERVISORY CONTROL. HARVEY BRATMAN. IRA V. BOLDT JR
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

BIBL IOGRAPHY
JACM592
JACM592
JACM592
JACH592
JACH592
JACH592
JACM592
JACH592
JACM592
JACH592
JACH592
JACH592
JACM592
JACH593
JACM593
JACM593
JACH593
JACM593
JACM593
JACM593
JACH593
JACPi593
JACH593
JACH593
JACH594
JACM594
JACH594
JACM594
JACM594
JACM594
JACM594
JACM594
JACM594
JACM601
JACM601
JACM601
JACM601
JACM601
JACM601
JACM601
JACM601
JACM601
JACM601
.JACM601
JACM601
JACM602
JACMb02
JACM602
JACH602
JACM602
JACM602
JACH602
JACM602
JACM602
JACM603
JACM603
JACM603
JACM601
JACH603
JACM603
JACM603
JACM603
JACM603
JACM604
JACM601t
JACM604
JACM604
JACM601t
JACM604
JACM601t
JACM601t
JACM611
JACM611
JACM611
JACM611
JACM611
JACM611
JACM611
JACM612
JACM612
JACM612
JACM612
JACM612
JACM612
JACM612
10

RADIX EXCHANGE, AN I~TERNAL SORTING METHOO FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS. PAUL HILOER8RANDT, HAROLD ISBITZ
A NEW METHOD OF CHECKING THE CONSISTENCY OF PRECEDENCE MATRICES. ROSALIND ·B. MARIMONT
MEMORY EFFICIENCY • GERTRUD S. JOACHIM
A PROCEDURE FOR THE DIAGONALIZATION OF NORMAL MATRICES. H. H. GOLDSTINE, L. P. HORWITZ
STABILITY OF A NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS. W. E. MILNE, R. R. REYNOLDS
MONTE CARLO SOLUTIONS OF BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS INVOLVING THE DIFFERENCE ANALOGUE OF AN ELLIPTIC PARTIAL
DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION. LOUIS W. EHRLICH
219 NUMERICAL QUADRATURE IN MANY DIMENSIONS • DAVID MORRISON
223 A NOTE ON THE DOWNHILL METHOD • GEORGE C. CALDWELL
226 BOUNDARY CONTRACTION SOLUTION OF LAPLACE'S DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION. HAROLD W. MILNES, RENFREY B. POTTS
236 A METHOD OF NORMALIZED BLOCK ITERATION • ELIZABETH H. CUTHILL. RICHARD S. VARGA
245 A FUNCTIONAL CANONICAL FORM. H. ALLEN CURTIS
259 ON THE REDUCTION OF SUPERFLUOUS STATES IN A SEQUENTIAL MACHINE • SEYMOUR GINSBURG
283 ON EXPONENTIAL DIGITAL FILTERS. MARVIN BLUM
313 PILOT. A NEW MULTIPLE COMPUTER SYSTEM. A. L. LEINER. W. A. NOTZ. J.L. SMITH. A. WEINBERGER
336 STABILITY OF THE REDUCTION OF A MATRIX TO ALMOST TRIANGULAR AND TRIANGULAR FORMS BY ELEMENTARY SIMILARITY
TRANSFORMATIONS • J. H. WILKINSON
360 NOTE ON THE PRACTICAL COMPUTATION OF PROPER VALUES. C. T. FIKE
363 A STABILITY CRITERID~ FOR NUMERICAL INTEGRATION. HERBERT S. WILF
366 GENERATION OF SPHERICAL BESSEL FUNCTIONS IN DIGITAL COMPUTERS. FERNANDO J. CORBATO. JACK L. URETSKY
376 A COMPARISON OF METHODS FOR GENERATING NORMAL DEVIATES ON DIGITAL COMPUTERS. MERVIN E. MULLER
384 A FAMILY OF QUADRATURE FORMULAS WHICH ACHIEVE HIGH ACCURACY IN COMPOSITE RULES. A·. RALSTON
395 AN ALGORITHM FOR THE DETERMINATION OF THE POLYNOMIAL OF BEST MINIMAX APPROXIMATION TO A FUNCTION DEFINED
ON A FINITE POINT SET • PHILIP C. CURTIS JR. WERNER L. FRANK
405 LOGIC MATRICES AND THE TRUTH FUNCTION PROBLEM • DOUGLAS B. NETHERWOOO
415 UNNORMALIZED FLOATING POINT ARITHMETIC. R. L. ASHENHURST, N. METROPOLIS
429 ON COMPUTER TRANSCRIPTION OF MANUAL MORSE. CHARLES R. BLAIR
459 AMPHISBAENIC SORTING. H. NAGLER
469 A GENERAL ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE SCHEME APPLICABLE TO A COMPUTER WITH A VERY LARGE MEMORY. JULIUS LIEBLEIN
476 A COMPARISON OF MACHINE ORGANIZATIONS BY THEIR PERFORMANCE OF THE ITERATIVE SOLUTION OF LINEAR EQUATIONS.
E. J. GAUSS
486 ON AN APPLICATION OF DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING TO THE SYNTHESIS OF LOGICAL SYSTEMS. RICHARD BELLM'N.
JOHN HOLLAND, ROBERT KALABA
494 ON THE SPECTRAL NORMS OF SEVERAL ITERATIVE PROCESSES. J. W. SHELDON
506 A METHOD FOR THE SOLUTION OF THE NTH BEST PATH PROBLEM • WALTER HOFFMAN. RICHARD PAVLEY
515 NEW FORMULAS FOR COMPUTING INCOMPLETE ELLIPTIC INTEGRALS OF THE FIRST AND SECOND KIND. A. R. DIDONATO.
A. V. HERSHEY
527 EMPIRICAL TESTS OF AN ADDITIVE RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR. BERT F. GREEN JR. J. E. KEITH SMITH. LAURA KLEM
538 MULTIFUNCTIONAL CIRCUITS IN FUNCTIONAL CANONICAL FORM. H. ALLEN CURTIS
1 INPUT-OUTPUT BUFFERING AND FORTRAN • DAVID E. FERGUSON
10 CHANGING FROM ANALOG TO DIGITAL PROGRAMMING BY DIGITAL TECHNIQUES. MARVIN L. STEIN. JACK ROSE
24 SEQUENTIAL MACHINES, AMBIGUITY. AND DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING. RICHARD BELLMAN
29 ON THE INCREASE OF CONVERGENCE RATES OF RELAXATION PROCEDURES FOR ELLIPTIC PARTIAL DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS •
M. L. JUNCOSA, T. W. MULLIKIN
37 BOUNDARY CONTRACTION SOLUTION OF LAPLACE'S DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION II • TSE-SUN CHOW. HAROLD WILLIS MILNES
46 STABILITY OF A NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUArIONS, PART II • W. E. MILNE. R. R. REYNOLDS
51 A GENERALIZATION OF A THEOREM OF CARR ON ERROR BOUNDS FOR RUNGE-KUTTA PROCEDURES. B. A. GALLER,
D. P. ROZENBERG
61 A NUMERICAL METHOD FOR SOLVING CONTROL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS ON DIGITAL COMPUTERS • W. H. A~DERSON.
R. B. BALL, J. R. VOSS
69 TRUNCATION ERRDR IN THE GRAEFFE RODT-SQUARING METHOD. GERARD P. WEEG
72 SERIAL CORRELATION I~ THE GENERATION OF PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBERS • R. R. COVEYOU
75 A NEW PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR • A. ROTENBERG
78 FOOTNOTE TO 'THE JACOBI METHOD FOR REAL SYMMETRIC MATRICES' • H•. H. GOLDSTINE
87 A FORTRAN-COMPILED LIST-PROCESSING LANGUAGE. H. GELERNTER. J. R. HANSEN. C. L. GERBERICH
102 A MECHANICAL PROOF PROCEDURE AND ITS REALIZATION IN AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER • DAG PRAWITZ, HA(A~ PRAWITZ,
NERI VOGHERA
129 FLOATING-POINT ARITHMETICS • W. G. WADEY
140 A NEW METHOD FOR THE PAYMENT OF BILLS AND THE TRANSFER OF CREDIT. GERARD SALTON
150 METHODS FOR FITTING ~ATIONAL APPROXIMATIONS. PART I, TELESCOPING PROCEDURES FOR CONTINUED FRACTIONS.
HANS J. MAEHLY
163 A NECESSARY AND SUFFICIENT CONDITION FOR STABILITY OF PARTIAL DIFFERENCE EQUATION PROBLEMS.
ROBI~ E. ESCH
176 A STARTING METHOD FOR THE THREE-POINT ADAMS PREOICTOR-CORRECTOR METHOD. R. ALONSO
181 A MODIFICATION OF FILON'S METHOD OF NUMERICAL INTEGRATION. E. A. FLINN
185 REMARKS ON THE UNITARY TRIANGULARIZATION OF A NONSYMMETRIC MATRIX. DAVID D. MORRISON
201 A COMPUTING PROCEDURE FOR QUANTIFICATION THEORY. MARTIN DAVIS. HILARY PUTNAM
216 ON RELEVANCE. PROBABILISTIC INDEXING AND INFORMATION RETRIEVAL. M. E. MARON. J. L. KUHNS
245 COMPUTATION OF THE FREQUENCY FUNCTION OF A QUADRATIC FORM IN RANDOM NORMAL VARIABLES.
WALTER F. FREIBERGER, RICHARD H. JONES
,
251 ANALYSIS OF NETS BY ~UMERICAL METHOOS • ARTHUR GILL
255 ON THE CONSISTENCY OF PRECEDENCE MATRICES • FRANK HARARY
260 ON STURM SEQUENCES FOR· TRIDIAGONAL MATRICES. J. M. ORTEGA
261t ON AN ALTERNATING DIRECTION METHOD FOR SOLVING THE PLATE PROBLEM WITH MIXED BOUNDARY CONDITIONS.
SAMUEL D. CONTE. RALPH T. DAMES
274 SOLUTION OF LINEAR SYSTEMS BY RICHARDSON'S METHOD. WERNER L. FRANK
287 SYNTHESIS OF BINARY RING COUNTERS OF GIVEN PERIODS. G. B. FITZPATRICK
299 COMPUTATIONAL AIDS FOR DETERMINING THE MINIMAL FORM OF A TRUTH FUNCTION • RONALD PRATHER
311 CONNECTIVE PROPERTIES PRESERVED IN MINIMAL STATE MACHINES. SEYMOUR GINSBURG
326 INTEGER PROGRAMMING FORMULATION OF TRAVELING SALESMAN PROBLEMS. C. E. MILLER. A. W. TUCKER, R. A. ZEMLIN
330 TECHNIQUES FOR ENUMERATING VEBLEN-WEDDERBURN SYSTEMS. ERWIN KLEINFELD
338 ON PRE-CONDITIONING OF MATRICES • E. E. OSBORNE
31t6 RESULTANT PROCEDURE AND THE MECHANIZATION OF THE GRAEF FE PROCESS. ERWIN H. BAREISS
387 A NOTE ON A METHOD OF COMPUTING THE GAMMA FUNCTION. N. L. GORDON, A. H. FLASTERSTEIN
389 COMPUTER TIME FOR ADDRESS CALCULATION SORTING. IVAN FLORES
1 FINITE AUTOMATA. PATTERN RECOGNITION AND PERCEPTRQNS • HERBERT B. KELLER
21 RECURSIVE COMPUTATION OF CERTAIN INTEGRALS. WALTER GAUTSCHI
Itl ANALYSIS OF INTERNAL COMPUTER SORTING. IVAN FLORES
81 SETS OF TAPES ACCEPTED BY DIFFERENT TYPES OF AUTOMATA • SEYMOUR GINSBURG
87 THE USE DF INDEX CALCULUS AND MERSENNE PRIMES FOR THE DESIGN OF A HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL MULTIPLIE~ •
AVIEZRI S. FRAENKEL
97 A SYSTEM FOR GENERATING 'PRONOUNCEABLE' NAMES USING A COMPUTER. A. L. LEINER. W. W. YOUDEN
104 COMPUTER GENERATION OF OPTIMIZED SUBROUTINES. HARRY H. DENMAN
119 MINIMIZING DRUM LATE~CY TIME • DONALD E. KNUTH
151 A MACHINE METHOD FOR SOLVING POLYNOMIAL EQUATIONS. O. H. LEHMER
163 NOTES ON A NEW PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR • MARTIN GREENBERGER
168 SYSTEM HANDLING OF FUNCTIONAL OPERATORS • LIONELLO LOMBARDI
186 TWO-OIMENSIDNAL PARITY CHECKING • PETER CALINGAERT
201 COMPUTER-FEASIBLE METHOD FOR HANDLING INCOMPLETE DATA IN REGRESSION ANALYSIS. JOHN E. WALSH
212 'DIRECT SEARCH' SOLUTION OF NUMERICAL AND STATISTICAL PROBLEMS. ROBERT HOOKE, T. A. JEEVES
156
164
172
176
196
204

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 191t6-1963

BIBLIOGRAPHY
JACM612 230
JACM612 2~0
JACM612
JACM612
JACM612
JACM613
JACM613
JACM613

252
260
271
281
331
336

JACM613 359
JACM613 366
JACM613 37~
JACM613
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JACM613
JACM613
JACM613
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JACM614 476
JACM614 484
JACM614 ~97
JACM614 513
JACM61~ 538
JACM614 553
JACM61~ 579
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601

JACM614 613
JACM614 628
JACM61~ 631
JACM61~

6~5

JACM621
JACM621
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1
11
13

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71
84

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JACM621
JACM621
JACM621
JACM622
JACM622
JACM622
JACM622
JACM622
JACM622
JACM622
JACM623
JACM623
JACM623
JACM623
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118
136
161
222
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280
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291
315
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372
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379
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JACM624 512
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89

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29

JACM631 102
JACM631 110
JACM632 123
JACM632 126
JACM632 131
11

AN INVESTIGATION OF REAL-TIME SOLUTION OF THE TRANSPORTATION PR08LEM • R. TOTSCHEK, R. C. WOJO
THE PROSPECTS FOR THE UTILIZATION OF INFORMATIONAL-LOGICAL MACHINES IN CHEMISTRY (USSR) •
L. I. GUTENMAKHER, G. E. VLEDUTS
GENERALIZEO SIMULATION OF POST OFFICE SYSTEMS • R. C. BRIGHAM, P. D. BURGESS
THE DESIGN AND SIMULATION OF AN INFORMATION PROCESSING SYSTEM. HERBERT M. GURK, JACK MINKER
THE ASSOCIATION FACTOR IN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL • H. EDMUND STILES
ERROR ANALYSIS OF DIRECT METHODS OF MATRIX INVERSION. J. H. WILKINSON
A MODIFIED GIVENS METHOD FOR THE EIGENVALUE EVALUATION OF LARGE MATRICES • DONALD E. JDHANSE~
NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE NEUMANN AND MIXED BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS BY BOUNDARY CONTRACTION.
TSE-SUN CHOW, HAROLD WILLIS MILNES
SOME COMPUTATIONAL RESULTS ON 'TWD-LINE' ITERATIVE METHODS FOR THE BIHARMONIC DIFFERENCE EQUATION.
SEYMOUR V. PARTER
ZEROS OF NONLINEAR FUNCTIONS • R. W. KLOPFENSTEIN
NUMERICAL CONSTRUCTION OF TAYLOR SERIES APPROXIMATIONS FOR A SET OF SIMULTANEOUS FIRST ORDER DIFFERENTIAL
EQUATIONS • EDWIN S. CAMPBELL, R. BUEHLER, J. D. HIRSCHFELDER, D. HUGHES
CATEGORIZING AUTOMATA BY W-MACHINE PROGRAMS • C. Y. LEE
COMPATIBILITY OF STATES IN INPUT-INDEPENDENT MACHINES. SEYMOUR GINSBURG
AUTOMATIC INDEXING, AN EXPERIMENT INQUIRY. M. E. MARON
LOCATING THE LARGEST WORD IN A FILE USING A MODIFIED MEMORY • E. J. GAUSS
SEQUENCING ASPECTS OF MULTIPROGRAMMING. J. HELLER
DESIGN OF NUMERICAL FILTERS WITH APPLICATIONS TO MISSILE DATA PROCESSING. JOSEPH F. A. ORMSBY
TURING MACHINES, FINITE AUTOMATA AND NEURAL NETS. MICHAEL ARBIB
5-SYMBOL a-STATE AND 5-SYMBOL 6-STATE UNIVERSAL TURING MACHINES • SHIGERU WATANABE
A GENERALIZED TREE CIRCUIT • H. ALLEN CURTIS
SOME METHODS FOR SIMPLIFYING SWITCHING CIRCUITS USING 'DONT CARE' CONOITIONS • J. T. CHU
AN AUTOMATIC SEQUENCING PROCEDURE WITH APPLICATION TO PARALLEL PROGRAMMING • EUGENE S. SCHWARTZ
A STUDY OF METHODS FOR SYSTEMATICALLY AB8REVIATING ENGLISH WORDS AND NAMES. CHARLES P. BOUR~E,
DONALO F. FORO
SEMANTIC ROAD MAPS FOR LITERATURE SEARCHERS • LAUREN B. DOYLE
A DESCRIPTIVE LANGUAGE FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION. ROBERT W. FLOYD
DESIGN OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES FROM THEIR REGULAR EXPRESSIONS. GENE OTT, NEIL H. FEINSTEIN
LEAST UPPER BOUNDS ON MINIMAL TERMINAL STATE EXPERIMENTS FOR TWO CLASSES OF SEQUENTIAL MACHI~ES •
THOMAS N. HIBBARD
REPRESENTATION OF POWER SERIES IN TERMS OF POLYNOMIALS, RATIONAL APPROXIMATIONS AND CONTINUED FRACTIONS.
KURT SPIELBERG
ON LEAST SQUARES SOLUTIONS OF LINEAR EQUATIONS • E. E. OSBORNE
AN EVALUATION OF RUNGE-KUTTA TYPE METHODS FOR HIGHER ORDER DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS • CHARLOTTE FROESE
ASYMPTOTIC BEHAVIOR OF THE BEST POLYNOMIAL APPROXIMATION. E. K. BLUM, P. C. CURTIS JR
A GENERAL TRANSLATION PROGRAM FOR PHRASE STRUCTURE LANGUAGES • R. A. 8ROOKER, D. MORRIS
A THEOREM ON BOOLEAN MATRICES • STEPHEN WARSHALL
SOME COMBINATORIAL PROPERTIES OF CERTAIN TREES WITH APPLICATIONS TO SEARCHING AND SORTING.
THOMAS N. HIBBARD
ALGEBRA OF POLYNOMIALS I~ SEVERAL VARIABLES FOR A DIGITAL COMPUTER. LELAND H. WILLIAMS
ORGANIZATION OF A 'FIXED-PLUS-VARIABLE' STRUCTURE COMPUTER FOR COMPUTATION OF EIGENVALUES AND EIGENVECTuRS
OF REAL SYMMETRIC MATRICES • G. ESTRIN, C. R. VISWANATHAN
DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING TREATMENT OF THE TRAVELLING SALESMAN PROBLEM • RICHARD BELLMAN
FIFTH-ORDER METHODS FOR THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS. W. E. MILNE,
R. R. REYNOLDS
INVERSION OF TRIPLE-DIAGONAL COMPOUND MATRICES. RICHARD E. VON HOLDT
A TECHNIQUE FOR THE ~UMERICAL SOLUTION OF CERTAIN INTEGRAL EQUATIONS OF THE FIRST KIND.
DAVID L. PHILLIPS
OPTIMAL MESH SIZE IN THE NUMERICAL INTEGRATION OF AN ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION. D. MORRISON
STABILITY OF A GENERALIZED CORRECTOR FORMULA. ROGER L. CRANE, ROBERT J. LAMBERT
ON QUASICYCLIC JACOBI METHODS. ELDON R. HANSEN
MATHEMATICAL STRUCTU~E OF NONARITHMETIC DATA PROCESSING PROCEDURES. LIONELLO LOMBARDI
STRUCTURE AND USE OF ALGOL 60 • H. BOTTENBRUCH
AN ALGORITHM FOR TRA~SLATING BOOLEAN EXPRESSIONS • BRUCE W. ARDEN, BERNARD A. GALLER, ROBERT M. GRAHAM
DIGITAL PATTERN RECOGNITION BY MOMENTS. FRANZ L. ALT
OPERATIONS USEFUL FOR SIMILARITY-INVARIANT PATTERN RECOGNITION. W. DOYLE
MAINTAINED ACTIVITY IN NEURAL NETS. D. R. SMITH, C. H. DAVIOSON
A NOTE ON THE SELF-CONSISTENCY OF DEFINITIONS OF GENERALIZATION AND INDUCTIVE INFERENCE • HE~RY P. KRAMER
A SORTING PROBLEM. R. C. BOSE, R. J. NELSON
OUTLINE FOR A LOGICAL THEORY OF ADAPTIVE SYSTEMS • JOHN H. HOLLANO
A DECISION PROCEDURE FOR COMPUTATIONS OF FINITE AUTOMATA. JOYCE FRIEDMAN
MULTIPLE REDUCTION OF VARIABLE DEPENDENCY OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES. H. ALLEN CURTIS
THE STRUCTURE OF AN AUTOMATON AND ITS OPERATION-PRESERVING TRANSFORMATION GROUP. G. P. WEEG
TWO FAMILIES OF LANGUAGES RELATED TO ALGOL. SEYMOUR GINS8URG, H. GORDON RICE
OSCILLATING SORT, A NEW SORT MERGING TECHNIQUE. SHELDON SOBEL
SINGLE FUNCTION SHIFTING COUNTERS. JOHN S. BAILEY, GEORGE .EPSTEIN
A METHOD FOR OBTAINING SPECIFIC VALUES OF COMPILING-PARAMETER FUNCTIONS. JAMES J. PETERKA
MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES FOR REAL TIME COMPUTER PROGRAMMING. THOMAS A. HOLDIMAN
CUMULATIVE BINOMIAL PROBABILITIES. SOL WEINTRAUB
MATRICES ASSOCIATED WITH THE HITCHCOCK PROBLEM. A. L. DULMAGE, N. S. MENDELSOHN
ON APPROXIMATION METHODS FOR THE ASSIGNMENT PROBLEM • JEROME M. KURTZ8ERG
AN ALGORITHM FOR THE NUMERICAL APPLICATION OF A LINEAR OPERATOR. TERENCE G. JONES
ALTERNATING DIRECTION METHODS FOR PARABOLIC SYSTEMS IN M SPACE VARIABLES. JIM DOUGLAS JR, JAMES E. GUNN
STA81LITY PROPERTIES OF PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR METHOOS FOR ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS. P. E. CHASE
ISOMORPHISM GROUPS OF AUTOMATA • ARTHUR C. FLECK
ON THE AMBIGUITY PROBLEM OF BACKUS SYSTEMS • DAVID G. CANTOR
A TRANSLATOR-ORIENTED SYM80LIC PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE • A. A. GRAU
ALGORITHMS FOR PARALLEL-SEARCH MEMORIES • A. D. FALKOFF
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL BASED ON LATENT CLASS ANALYSIS. FRANK B. BAKER
CORRECTION AND ADDENDUM TO 'ORGANIZATION OF A 'FIXED-PLUS-VARIABLE' STRUCTURE COMPUTER FOR C~MPUTATION OF
EIGENVALUES AND EIGENVECTORS OF REAL SYMMETRIC MATRICES' • G. ESTRIN, C. R. VISWANATHAN
A SEMI-DECISION PROCEDURE FOR THE FUNCTIONAL CALCULUS • JOYCE FRIEDMAN
THE NUMBER OF CLASSES OF INVERTIBLE BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS. MICHAEL A. HARRISON
SOME RECURSIVELY UNSOLVABLE PROBLEMS IN ALGOL-LIKE LANGUAGES. SEYMOUR GINSBURG, GENE F. ROSE
ON A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR OBTAINING IRREDUCIBLE REPRES~NTATIONS FOR TWO-LEVEL MULTIPLE INPUT-OUTPUT
LOGICAL SYSTEMS. R. W. HOUSE, T. RADO
FURTHER RESULTS ON THE STRUCTURE OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES. J. HARTMANIS
A METHOD FOR OBTAINI~G SUBOPTIMAL GROUP-TESTING POLICIES USING DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING AND INFOR~ATIO~ THEO~Y
• BRIAN GLUSS
ON THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF FREDHOLM INTEGRAL EQUATIONS OF THE FIRST KIND BY THE INVERSION JF THE LINEAR
SYSTEM PRODUCEO BY QUADRATURE • S. TWOMEY
ON THE OANILEWSKI METHOD • ELDON R. HANSEN
ON A WEIGHT DISTRIBUTION PROBLEM, WITH APPLICATION TO THE DESIGN OF STOCHASTIC GENERATORS. ARTHUR GILL
ON THE CODING OF JACJBI'S METHOD FOR COMPUTING EIGENVALUES AND EIGENVECTORS OF REAL SYMMETRI: MATRICES.
F. J. CORBATO
FORMULAS FOR COMPUTI~G INCOMPLETE ELLIPTIC INTEGRALS OF THE FIRST AND SECONO KINDS. G. E. LEE-WHITING
MIXEO CONGRUENTIAL RANDOM NUMBER GENERATORS FOR DECIMAL MACHINES. J •. L. ALLARD, A. R. DOBELl, T. E. HULL
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY

19~6-1963

BIBLIOGRAPHY
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151
163
175
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256

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257
278
283
291
302
307
316
334
348
357
365
386

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JACM634 413
JACM634 440
JACM634 458
JACM634
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JACM634
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JACM634
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478
487
493
507
521
526
528
532

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538
545
550
557
562
583

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A SIMPLE SORTING ALGORITHM • THOMAS N. HIBBARD
AUTOMATIC DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION. HAROLD BORKO, MYRNA BERNICK
THEOREM-PROVING ON THE COMPUTER • J. A. ROBINSON
OPERATIONS WHICH PRESERVE DEFINABILITY IN LANGUAGES. SEYMOUR GINSBURG, G. F. ROSE
DETECTION OF GENERATIVE AMBIGUITIES IN CONTEXT-fREE MECHANICAL LANGUAGES. SAUL GORN
II STATE VARIABLE ASSIGNMENT METHOD FOR ASYNCHRONOUS SEQUENTIAL SWITCHING CIRCUITS. C. N. LIJ
COMPUTABILITY OF RECURSIVE FUNCTIONS. J. C. SHEPHERDSON, H. E. STURGIS
ERRATUM IN 'ON A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR OBTAINING IRREDUCIBLE REPRESENTATIONS FOR TWO-LEVEL MULTIPLE
INPUT-OUTPUT LOGICAL SYSTEMS' • R. W. HOUSE, T. RADO
METHODS FOR FITTING RATIONAL APPROXIMATIONS, PARTS II AND III • HANS J. MAEHLY
ECONOMIZATION OF RATIONAL FUNCTIONS. ANTHONY RALSTON
AN ALGORITHM FOR MINIMAX POLYNOMIAL CURVE-FITTING OF DISCRETE DATA. CHARLES VALENTINE, PETE~ VAN DINE
EFFICIENCY OF PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR PROCEDURES. T. E. HULL, A. L. CREEMER
MONTE CARLO COMPUTATIONS IN NORMAL CORRELATION PROBLEMS. H. O. HARTLEY, D. L. HARRIS
ADDRESSING FOR RANDOM-ACCESS STORAGE WITH MULTIPLE BUCKET CAPACITIES. M. TAl NITER
SYNTACTIC ANAL YSI SAND OPERAr'OR PRECEDENCE • ROBERT W. FLOYD
A COMPUTATIONAL APPR~ACH TO GRAMMATICAL CODING OF ENGLISH WORDS. SHELDON KLEIN,. ROBERT F. SIMMONS
A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR A SOLVABLE CASE OF THE DECISION PROBLEM • JOYCE FRIEDMAN
PROGRAM FOR DOUBLE-DUMMY BRIDGE PROBLEMS, A NEW STRATEGY FOR MECHANICAL GAME PLAYING. ELWYN R. BERLEKAMP
LATTICE PROPERTIES OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES. EDWIN H. FARR
USE OF DECOMPOSITION THEORY IN THE SOLUTION OF THE STATE ASSIGNMENT PROBLEM OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES.
H. ALLEN CURTIS
ERRATUM IN 'FORMULAS FOR COMPUTING INCOMPLETE ELLIPTIC INTEGRALS OF THE FIRST AND SECOND KINDS' •
G. E. LEE-WHITING
A DICTIONARY FOR MINIMUM REDUNDANCY ENCODING. EUGENE S. SCHWARTZ
ASSOCIATIVE DOCUMENT RETRIEVAL TECHNIQUES USING BIBLIOGRAPHIC INFORMATION. GERARD SALTON
FEATURE WORD CONSTRUCTION FOR USE WITH PATTERN RECOGNITION ALGORITHMS. A~ EXPERIMENTAL STUDY.
R. L. MATTSON. O. FIRSCHEIN
TAPE SEARCHING TECHNIQUES. R. L. BABER
QUOTIENTS OF CONTEXT-FREE LANGUAGES. SEYMOUR GINSBURG. EDWIN H. SPANIER
EXPERIMENTS WITH A HEURISTIC COMPILER. HERBERT A. SIMON
A HEURISTIC PROGRAM THAT SOLVES SYMBOLIC INTEGRATION PROBLEMS IN FRESHMAN CALCULUS • JAMES R. SLAGLE
ON THE STRUCTURES OF AN AUTOMATON AND ITS INPUT SEMI GROUP • ROBERT H. OEHMKE
WORDS IN THE HISTORY OF A TURING MACHINE WITH A FIXED INPUT. MICHAEL O. RABI~. HAD WANG
FINITE AUTOMATA AND THE SET OF SQUARES • ROBERT W. RITCHIE
AN ELIMINATION METHOD FOR COMPUTING THE GENERALIZED INVERSE OF AN ARBITRARY COMPLEX MATRIX ..
A. BEN-ISRAEL. S. J. WERSAN
ON THE REDUCTION OF ~UMBER RANGE IN THE USE OF THE GRAEFFE PROCESS. A. A. GRAU
A METHOD FOR FINDING ALL THE ZEROS OF FIZ) • ROBERT P. RICH, HARRY SHAW
NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF SYSTEMS OF NONLINEAR EQUATIONS • FERDINANO FREUDENSTEIN. BERNARD ROTH
THE WILF STABILITY CRITERION FOR NUMERICAL INTEGRATION. GEORGE EMANUEL
GENERALIZED TREE CIRCUIT, THE BASIC BUILDING BLOCK OF AN EXTENDED DECOMPOSITION THEORY. H. ALLEN CURTIS
INDEX TO THE JOURNAL OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR COMPUTING MACHINERY, VOLUMES 1-10. 1954-1963 .. W. W. YOUOEN
PROCEEDINGS AND PREPRINTS OF THE IASSOCIATION FOR COMPUTING MACHINERY.) NATIONAL CONFERENCES
IRREGULAR
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HISTORY OF MECHANICAL COMPUTING MACHINERY .. GEORGE C. CHASE
EVOLUTION OF AUTOMATIC COMPUTING • ROBERT V. D. CAMPBELL
SPECIAL-PURPOSE DIGITAL DATA-PROCESSING COMPUTERS" B. M. GORDON, R. ~. NICOLA
THE ELECOM 100 GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER • ALBERT AUERBACH
THE QUADRATIC ARC COMPUTER IQUAC) • M. J. MENDELSON
A SYSTEM FOR COUNTING AND RECORDING ELECTRICAL IMPULSES IN PRINTED DECIMAL FORM. J. L. LINDESMITH
THE LOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF THE NEW IBM SCIENTIFIC CALCULATOR. M. M. ASTRAHAN. N. ROCHESTER
SOME ENGINEERING PROBLEMS REQUIRING AUTOMATIC COMPUTATION. E. L. HARDER
SOLUTION OF SYSTEMS OF LINEAR INEQUALITIES ON A OIGITAL COMPUTER. ALEX ORDEN
COMPUTATIONAL PROBLEMS OF LINEAR PROGRAMMING. A. CHARNES. E. LEMKE
SMALL PROBLEMS ON LARGE COMPUTERS • C. W. ADAMS
FIRING TABLE COMPUTATIONS ON THE ENIAC • H. L. REED JR
SMALL-SCALE RESEARCH AND AUTOMATIC COMPUTING MACHINERY • E. C. BERKELEY
USE OF COMPUTING MACHINERY IN APPLICATIONS OF INFORMATION THEORY. W. G. TULLER
AN UPPER BOUND ON THE INFORMATIONAL CAPACITY OF II SYNAPSE. W. S. MCCULLOUGH
THE MAZE SOLVING COMPUTER • R. A. WALLACE
A CHART METHOD FOR SIMPLIFYING TRUTH FUNCTIONS. E. W. VEITCH
STANDARDIZED PRINTED CIRCUIT UNITS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS. D. L. JOHNSON
NONLINEAR SWITCHING ELEMENTS. 8. MOFFAT, F. A. SCHWERTZ. B. O. MARSHALL
OPTICAL ELEMENTS FOR COMPUTERS. J. R. BOWMAN. F. A. SCHWERTZ. B. O. MARSHALL
THE SELENIUM RECTIFIER. A NONLINEAR AND ASYMMETRIC RESISTANCE ELEMENT. N. HARDY
CONSTRUCTION AND USE OF SUBROUTINES FOR THE SEAC • JOSEPH H. LEVIN
HIGH ORDER MATRIX COMPUTATIONS OF THE UNIVAC • H. RUBINSTEIN. J. D. RUTLEDGE
THE SOLUTION OF BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS BY THE METHOD OF KERNEL FUNCTIONS. STEFAN BERGMAN
BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS IN DOUBLY CONNECTED DOMAINS. FRANZ L. ALT
DIGITAL STORAGE USING FERROMAGNETIC MATERIALS. P. D. ATKINSON. A. E. DEBARR, R. MILLERSHIP,
R. C. ROBBINS
SOME RECENT RESEARCH ON ULTRASONIC PROPATATION IN SOLID MEDIA. T. F. ROGERS, W. A. ANDERSON
STATIC MAGNETIC MEMORY, ITS APPLICATIONS TO COMPUTERS AND CONTROLLING SYSTEMS. AN WANG
STATIC MAGNETIC MEMORY FOR THE ENIAC • ISAAC L. AUERBACH
MAGNETIC BINARIES IN THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF INFORMATION HANDLING MACHINES. N. B. SAUNDERS
THE USE OF SUBROUTINES ON SWAC .. ROSELYN LIPKIS
THE USE OF SUBROUTINES IN PROGRAMMES. DAVIO J. WHEELER
PROGRESS OF THE WHIRLWIND COMPUTER TOWARDS AN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING PROCEDURE. JOHN W. CARR III
THE EDUCATION OF A COMPUTER • GRACE M. HOPPER
FORMAL LOGIC AND SWITCHING CIRCUITS. THEODORE KALIN
THEOREM MINIMIZATION. WILLIAM BURKHART
A METHOD FOR SYNTHESIS OF TWO-VALUED FEEDBACK CIRCUITS. WILLIAM BURKHART
CHARACTERISTIC NUMBERS AND THEIR USE IN THE DECOMPOSITION OF SWITCHING FUNCTIONS .. WARREN L. SEMO~
RECTIFIERS AS ELEMENTS OF SWITCHING CIRCUITS. PETER F. STRONG
THE THEORY OF COUNTING TECHNIQUES. THEODORE SINGER
THE APPLICATION OF C~UNTING TECHNIQUES. ROBERT L. ASHENHURST
COMPILING ROUTINES. R. K. RIDGWAY
A HIGH SPEEO MAGNETIC-CORE OUTPUT PRINTER • B. M. GORDON, R. N. NICOLA
MANIAC. N. METROPOLIS. E. F. KLEIN. W. ORVEOAHL. J. R. RICHARDSON, H. B. DEMUTH. J. B. JACKSO~
MACHINE AIDS TO COOING. E. J. ISAAC
COMPUTER AIOS TO CODE CHECKING. I. C. DIEHM
INPUT SCALING AND OUTPUT SCALING FOR A BINARY CALCULATOR. E. F. COOD. H. L. HERRICK
THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF THE OAK RIDGE DIGITAL COMPUTER. C. L. PERRY
DESIGNING A LOW COST GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER. W. E. DOBBINS
ERRORS IN ITERATIVE SOLUTIONS OF LINEAR SYSTEMS. A. S. HOUSEHOLDER
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

818LIOGRAPHY
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43
44
45

A NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE HELIUM WAVE EQUATION WITH THE SEAC • J. H. WEGSTEIN
MATRIX INVERSION 8Y PARTITIONING • M. LOTKIN, R. REMAGE
THE TESTING OF CATHODE RAY TUBES FOR USE IN THE WILLIAMS TYPE STORAGE SYSTEM • A. R08INSON
LOGICAL OR NON-MATHEMATICAL PROGRAMMES. C. S. STRACHEY
A SIMPLIFIED UNIVERSAL TURING MACHINE. E. F. MOORE
SIMPLE LEARNING BY A DIGITAL COMPUTER • THE COMPUTATION LABORATORY, HARVARD UNIVERSITY
AN ANALYSIS BY ARITHMETICAL METHODS OF A CALCULATING NETWORK WITH FEED8ACK • L. C. R08BINS
DEVELOPMENT OF COMPUTER COMPONENTS AND SYSTEMS • W. S. ELLIOTT
OPERATING EFFICIENCIES ANO CHARACTERISTICS OF THE COMPUTING MACHINES AT A8ERDEEN PROVING GRO~ND •
H. SPENCE
INSTALLATION OF A LARGE ELECTRONIC COMPUTER. LYLE R. JOHNSON
INTERPRETATIVE SUB-ROUTINES. J. M. BENNETT, D. G. PRINZ, M. L. WOODS
THE USE OF SUB-ROUTI~ES ON SEAC FOR NUMERICAL INTEGRATIONS OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS AND FOR GAUSSIAN
QUADRATURE • P. RABINOWITZ
SYMBOLIC SYNTHESIS OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS • I. S. REED
A DESCRIPTION OF THE ELECTRONIC COMPUTER AT THE INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDIES • G. ESTRIN
WILLIAMS TUBES SELECTION PROGRAM. J. C. CHO, R. J. KLEIN
THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF A PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION ON THE IBM TYPE 101 ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
MACHINES • D. W. LADD, J. W. SHELDON'
ANALOGUE CALCULATION OF POLYNOMIALS AND THEIR ZEROS. M. G. SCHERBERG, J. F. RIORDEN
PURE AND APPLIED PROGRAMMING. M. V. WILKES
CHEBYSHEV POLYNOMIALS IN THE SOLUTION OF LARGE-SCALE LINEAR SYSTEMS. C. LANClOS
AN EXPERIMENTAL RAPID ACCESS MEMORY USING DIODES AND CAPACITORS. A. W. HOLT
THE OAK RIOGE AUTOMATIC COMPUTER. J. C. CHU
IMPROVEMENT OF WILLIAMS MEMORY RELIABILITY. R. SCHUMANN
THE UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO MODEL ELECTRONIC COMPUTER • R. F. JOHNSTON
AN ALGORITHM TO THE METHOD OF CURVE FITTING BY THE PROCESS OF LEAST SQUARES • L. MARCUS
RULES FOR REDUCING CALCULATE TIME AND CONSERVATION OF STORAGE SPACE. J. H. ALLEN
ON A CHEBYCHEFF FITTING CRITERION. A. SPITZBART, D. L. SHELL
ON RATIONAL FUNCTION APPROXIMATIONS TO THE EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION WITH APPLICATION TO THE PRACTICAL SOLUTIO~
OF LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS WITH CONSTANT COEFFICIENTS. YUOELL L. LUKE
ON THE METHOD OF MINIMUM lOR 'BEST" APPROXIMATION AND THE METHOD OF LEAST NTH POWERS.
ALLEN A. GOLDSTEIN, JAMES B. HERRESHDFF, NORMAN LEVINE
ON BERNOULLI'S METHOD FOR SOLVING ALGEBRAIC EQUATIONS, II • BE~NARD DIMSDALE
THE DOWN-HILL METHOD OF SOLVING A POLYNOMIAL EQUATION • JAMES A. WARD
'SIMPLE' APPROXIMATIONS. BENJAMIN L. SCHWARTZ
ON THE DESIGN OF BUSINESS SYSTEMS FOR COMPUTERS • NED CHAPIN
TECHNICAL MARKET ANALYSIS USING A COMPUTER. JOHN HANSEN
SMALL BUSINESS APPLICATIONS USING A UNIVAC COMPUTING CENTER. PAUL H. ROSENTHAL, PAUL A. HUNT
ESTIMATING THE TRUNCATION ERROR WITH A MODIFIED RUNGE-KUTTA METHOD. DONALD W. WONG
ON THE OVERALL STABILITY AND CONVERGENCE OF SINGLE-STEP INTEGRATION SCHEMES FOR ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL
EQUATIONS. JOHN W. CARR III
GENERATED ERROR IN THE SOLUTION OF CERTAIN LINEAR DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS • ALSTON S. HOUSEHOLDER
EVALUATION OF INCOMPLETE ELLIPTIC INTEGRALS BY GAUSSIAN INTEGRATION. JOHN G. HAYNES
PROGRAMMING OF THE METHOO OF CHARACTERISTICS FOR AXISYMMETRIC FLOW. O. C. LEIGH, C. R. EUBA~K
A METHOD OF COMPUTIN~ SHOCK WAVES • D. C. LEIGH
A VARIATIONAL APPROXIMATION FOR STURM-LIOUVILLE PROBLEMS. C. C. FARRINGTON JR
SIMULATION TECHNIQUES FOR THE TEST AND EVALUATION OF REAL-TIME COMPUTER PROGRAMS. D. R. ISRAEL
AUTOMATIC DATA-RECORDING IN REAL-TIME CONTROL SYSTEMS • H. E. FRACHTMAN
A SYSTEM FOR GENERAL-PURPOSE ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTATION. WALTER F. 8AUER, GEORGE P. WEST
SAMPLING FREQUENCY OF DIGITAL SERVOMECHANISM. JULIUS TOU
PROGRESS IN SIMULATION OF VALVE TRAIN DYNAMICS. W. C. FRANKE
SERVOMULTIPLIER ERROR STUDY • ROBERT A. BRUNS
THE REFUGE RELAY FUNCTION GENERATOR • K. B. TUTTLE
A TRANSISTOR OPERATIONAL D.C. AMPLIFIER. W. HOCHWALD, F. H. GERHARD
THE COMPUTING PROBLEM IN THE ANALYSIS OF NON-STOCHASTIC TIME SERIES USING AN AUTO-REGRESSION MODEL.
Z. SZATROWSKI
SORTING ON A MULTIPLE MAGNETIC TAPE UNIT. WALLACE KLAMMER
AUTOMATIC DIGITAL ENCODING SYSTEM, II lADES III • E. K. BLUM
A MATHEMATICAL LANGUAGE COMPILER. J. CHIPPS, M. KOSCHMANN, S. ORGEL, A. PERLIS, J. SMITH
~OMPUTER PROGRAMMING AND CODING AT THE HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL • AARON L. BUCHMAN
A PROPOSAL FOR TRAINING YOUNGSTERS IN DIGITAL COMPUTING TECHNIQUES. ROLLIN P. MAYER
ON THE RECOGNITION OF INFORMATION WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER. HERBERT T. GLANTZ
A LEARNING PROCESS SUITABLE FOR MECHANIZATION. JOSEPH M. WIER
CIRCUIT REALIZATION OF BINARY FUNCTIONS USING THRESHOLD DEVICES • EDWARD P. STABLER
DESIGNING COMPUTER CIRCUITS WITH A COMPUTER • GENE H. LEICHNER
THE DESIGN OF SYNCHRONIZING BUFFERS FOR COLLECTING AND DISTRIBUTING DIGITAL DATA. HENRY C. ~REIDE
LATIN SQUARES AND MAGNETIC-CORE MATRI·X STORAGE • NELSON M. BLACHMAN
CHARACTERISTIC VALUES OF ARBITRARY MATRICES • MARK LOTKIN
AN EFFICIENT FORM OF INVERSE FOR SPARSE MATRICES • WM. ORCHARD-HAYS
THE METHOD OF REDUCED MATRICES FOR A GENERAL TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM • PAUL S. DWYER, BERNARD A. GALLER
THE TARSKI DECISION PROCEDURE • GEORGE E. COLLINS
LEAKAGE ERROR IN A SEMI-DISCRETE ANALOG OF THE HEAT EQUATION. NORMAN E. FRIEDMANN
ON PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH IRREGULAR BOUNDARIES. H. REICHENBACH
OPTIMUM RECURRENCE FDRMULAS FOR A FOURTH ORDER PARABOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION.
STEPHEN H. CRANDALL
NUMERICAL TREATMENT OF A SET OF FOURTH ORDER HYPERBOLIC DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS • THOMAS ENGELHART
EFFICIENT METHOD FOR SOLVING ATOMIC SCHROEDINGER'S EQUATION. S. SKILLMAN
A STUDY OF NUMERICAL METHODS FOR SOLVING DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS • PAUL D. WILLIAMS
AN ALTERNATING D1RECTION METHOD FOR SOLVING THE BIHARMONiC EQUATIONS. S. D. CONTE, R. T. OA~ES
ON THE COLLOCATION METHOD FOR THE SOLUTION OF BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS. W. A. DORN
NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE BOUNDARY LAYER EQUATIONS WITHOUT SIMILARITY ASSUMPTIONS. R. KRAME~,
H. M. LIEBERSTEIN, M. SWEENEY
COMPUTATIONS IN MAGNETIC ANO'GRAVITY INTERPRETATION. ROLAND G. HENDERSON, JAMES R. MARSHECK
GEOMETRICS OF' SPIRAL BRIDGE DESIGN. JACK BELZER
THE MEXICAN POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY INTRODUCES A DIRECT WAY FOR FAST COMPUTATION OF iNDUSTRIAL SERVICES
WITH POWER FACTOR ADJUSTMENT • RAUL PAVON
THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM, A COOPERATIVE EFFORT. DONALD L. SHELL
PROGRAMMING AND MODIFICATION IN THE SHARE 109 SYSTEM. IRWIN GREENWALD, MAUREEN KANE
MACHINE IMPLEMENTATION OF SYMBOLIC PROGRAMMING. THOMAS B. STEEL JR, ELAINE BOEHM
INPUT-OUTPUT TRANSLATION IN THE SHARE 109 SYSTEM. VINCENT DIGRI, JANE KING
PROGRAMMED BUFFERING OF INPUT-OUTPUT ON THE 709 • OWEN R. MOCK, CHARLES SWIFT
SHARE 109 SYSTEM SUPERVISORY CONTROL ROUTINE. HARVEY BRATMAN, IRA BOLDT
NONLINEAR PROGRAMMIN~ COMPUTATIONS • PHILIP WOLFE
AN ALGORITHM FOR THE DETERMINATION OF THE POLYNOMIAL OF BEST MINIMAX APPROXIMATION TO A FUNCTION DEFINLO
ON A FINITE POINT SET. PHILIP C. CURTIS JR, WERNER L. FRANK
BINARY ARITHMETIC FOR DISCRETELY VARIABLE WORD LENGTH IN A SERIAL COMPUTER. PAOLO ERCOLI, RJBERTO VACCA
AN ANALYSIS OF CARRY TRA~SMISSION IN COMPUTER ADDITION. S. G. CAMPBELL, G. H. ROSSER JR
TRANSLATION BETWEEN ALGEBRAIC CODING LANGUAGES. ROBERT M. GRAHAM
A COMMAND LANGUAGE FOR HANDLING STRiNGS OF SYMBOLS. ALAN J. PERLIS, J. W. SMITH
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

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AN ABSTRACT FORMULATION OF OAT A PROCESSING PROBLEMS. JOHN W. YOUNG JR, HENRY K. KENT
THE ROLE OF ISOMORPHISM IN PROGRAMMING. SIDNEY KAPLAN
AUTOMATIC PROPAGATED ANO ROUND-OFF ERROR ANALYSIS • PATRICK C. FISCHER
SOLUTIONS OF INCOMPATIBILITY IN MULTIPLE MEDIA DATA PROCESSING. WILLIAM S. KNOWLES,
RAYMOND STUART-WILLIAMS
COMPUTER TRANSCRIPTION OF MANUAL MORSE. CHARLES R. BLAIR
A PHYSICAL MODEL OF AN ABSTRACT LEARNING PROCESS • J. M. WIER
A PROGRAM FOR APPLYI~G THE PRINCIPLE OF PARSIMONY IN MULTIPLE REGRESSION. JAMES 8. BARTOO, DANUTA HIZ,
DONALD T. LAIRD
MAGNACARO SORTING TECHNIQUES. R. M. HAYES
ON INITIAL ESTIMATES FOR COMPUTING PTH ROOT OF A BY NEWTON'S METHOD. JOHN I. DERR
GENERATION OF SPHERICAL BESSEL FUNCTIONS IN DIGITAL COMPUTERS. FERNANDO J. CORBATO, JACK L. URETSKY
SECOND ORDER FORMULAS FOR FOURIER COEFFICIENTS. HENRY F. HUNTER
RESULTANT PROCEDURES. ERWIN H. BAREISS
PROJECTIONS, LEAST SQUARES, AND CONSTRAINED MINIMIZATION PROBLEMS. DAVIO MORRISON
THE ORIGIN OF THE ABACUS AND ITS DEVELOPMENT. SHU-T'leN LI
S.E.A. GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTERS CAB. P. NAMIAN, F. H. RAYMOND
REPORTING COMPUTER PERFORMANCE TO MANAGEMENT. J. A. CAMPISE
A CODE MATCHING TECH~IQUE FOR MACHINE TRANSLATION. ARIADNE LUKJANOW
THREE LEVELS OF LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS IN MACHINE TRANSLATION. MICHAEL lARECHNAK
SOME REMARKS ON ABSTRACT MACHINES. SEYMOUR GINSBURG
TEST ROUTINES BASED ON SYMBOLIC LOGICAL STATEMENTS. RICHARD D. ELDRED
SIMULATION AND DISPLAY OF FOUR INTERRELATED VEHICULAR TRAFFIC INTERSECTIONS. HARRY H. GOODE,
WENDELL C. TRUE
THE SOLUTION OF TALL OISTRIBUTION PROBLEMS. B. A. GALLER, P. S. DWYER
AN INTERPOLATION PROCEDURE FOR CLOSEO CURVES. T. I. ARNETTE
THE DESIGN OF FIXED POINT ITERATIONS. ARTHUR C. DOWNING
RANOOM NUMBER GENERATORS. MARTIN GREENBERGER
A NUMERICAL INTEGRATION METHOD WITH NON-UNIFORM INTERVALS. DONALD L. SHELL
SIMPSON'S RULE FOR AN ODD NUMBER OF INTERVALS. JACK W. HOLLINGSWORTH, HENRY F. HUNTER
AUTOMATED COMPUTER DESIGN • JOHN P. MALBRAIN, ANTHONY V. BANES
A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF POWER SUPPLY CIRCUITRY. JOHN H. BEAUDETTE
RELIABILITY FIELD SURVEILLANCE PROGRAM. J. R. KANE
ISOLATION OF CONTROL MALFUNCTIONS IN A DIGITAL COMPUTER. K. JACOBY
A GRAPHICAL APPROACH TO COMPUTER EfFICIENCY. JOACHIM JEENEL
ESTIMATION Of QUEUING STRUCTURE 8Y MEANS OF STATISTICAL SAMPLING. ALBERT S. CAHN
A MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR PROBLEM QUEUING IN A COMPUTER SYSTEM. JACOB L. BRICKER
MULTIPROGRAMMING, THE PROGRAMMER'S VIEW. ASCHER OPLER, NORMA BAIRD
TIME-SHARED PROGRAM TESTING • HERBERT TEAGER, JOHN MCCARTHY
PROBABILISTIC INDEXING, A STATISTICAL APPROACH TO THE LIBRARY PROBLEM. M. E. MARON, J. L. KUHNS,
L. C. RAY
NEW MERGE SORTING TECHNIQUES. B. I. BETZ, W. C. CARTER
A MACHINE LANGUAGE FOR DOCUMENTATION ANO INFORMATION RETRIEVAL. WILLIAM R. NUGENT
INFORMATION STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL. SUSAN BREWER
CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF DATA ON TENANTS IN LOW RENT GOVERNMENT HOUSING. GENEVIEVE H. URBAN, H. APPLETON,
EVA RAPKE, ANN T. NELMS
THE COMPUTING MACHINE, SLAVE LABOR IN A FREE SOCIETY. H. M. ELLIOTT
PANEL DISCUSSION ON THE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES OF COMPUTER PEOPLE. EDMUND C. BERKELEY,
MELVIN A. SHADER, LOUIS SUTRD, ARVID W. JACOBSON
MACHINE PERCEPTION OF PRINTED AND HANDWRITTEN FORMS BY MEANS OF PROCEDURES fOR ASSESSING AND RECOGNIZING
GESTALTS. LEONARD UHR
GENERALIZATION OF LEARNING IN A MACHINE. R. J. LEE
A NEW ALGORITHM FOR ALGEBRAIC TRANSLATION. P. l. INGERMAN
ON THE CONSTRUCTION Of ALGORITHM TRANSLATORS • BRUCE W. ARDEN
A MULTI-LEVEL CDOE PROCESSOR. A. EVANS, ALAN J. pERLIS
THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF FORMAL MIXED LANGUAGES • SAUL GORN
A NON-LINEAR PROGRAMMING ALGORITHM WITH APPLICATION TO PRODUCT ALLOCATION. YDNATHAN BARD
THE MACHINE LOADING PROBLEM. K. EISEMANN, J. R. LOURIE
REDUCTION OF A GENERALIZED MATRIX OF POLYNOMIAL ELEMENTS TO TRIANGULAR FORM ON THE IBM 704 •
PAUL B. DAVENPORT
ON PRE-CONDITIONING MATRICES. E. E. OSBORNE
QUASI-TRIDIAGONAL MATRICES AND TYPE-INSENSITIVE DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS. SAMUEL SCHECHTER
DEFLATION BY ELEMENTARY ROTATIONS FOR THE SOLUTION OF ALGEBRAIC EIGENVALUE PROBLEMS. HEINZ RUTISHAUSER
ON THE CODING OF JACOBI'S METHOD FOR COMPUTING EIGENVALUES AND EIGENVECTORS OF REAL, SYMMETRIC MATRICES.
F. J. CORBATD
LISP, A PROGRAMMING SYSTEM FOR SYMBOLIC MANIPULATIONS • JOHN MCCARTHY
FORMAL INTEGRATION ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER. JAMES R. SLAGLE
A FORTRAN-COMPILED LIST-PROCESSING LANGUAGE. H. GELERNTER, J. R. HANSEN. C. L. GERBERICH
ON AN ALGEBRAIC FOUNDATION FOR CONSTRUCTING OPTIMUM ALGORITHMS. D. V. STEWARD
AN INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFICIENCY OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS AND PROGRAMS FOR THE SOLUTION OF PARTIAL
OIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS BY ITERATIVE METHODS. KENNETH KING
COMPUTER GENERATION OF OPTIMIZED SUBROUTINES. HARRY H. DENMAN
OUTLINE FOR A MULTI-LIST ORGANIZED SYSTEM. H. J. GRAY JR, N. S. PRYWES
THE EFFECT OF SIMULTANEITY ON SDRTING OPERATIONS. S. FEERST, F. SHERWOOD
VARIABLE WORD SORTING IN THE RCA 501 SYSTEM • F. H. APPLEBAUM
A LINEAR SELECTION DIODE STEERED CORE MEMORY. ROBERT T. SHEVLIN
THE BIAX, A NEW MULTIPURPOSE COMPUTER ELEMENT. W. E. FRAOY, E. L. WOODS, J. ELIADES
PREPARATION OF DISPLAY MAPS WITH AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER. H. A. BEDIENT, J. R. NEILON, L. LAMBERT
AN INEXPENSIVE DEVICE FOR PICTORIAL INPUT AND OUTPUT • C. R. BLAIR. W. W. MARSHMAN
FINDAFACT • B. W. LANGER
FLOATING POINT ERROR ANALYSIS. R. C. NICKERSON
ERROR STABILITY IN FINITE MANTISSA FLOATING POINT COMPUTERS. J. K. CASEY
THE EXTENSION OF NUMERICAL SOLUTIONS OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS. G. P. WEEG
A BOUNOARY VALUE PROBLEM WITH EIGENVALUE ON THE BOUNDARY. B. A. TROESCH, LOUIS ERLICH, JAMES RILEY
THE METHOD OF SPHERICAL HARMONICS AS APPLIED TO THE ONE-VELOCITY BOLTZMANN EQUATION IN INFINITE CYLINDERS
• G. GOERTZEL, H. V. WALDINGER, J. AGRESTA
JOB SHOP SIMULATION ON THE IBM 704 • ELIZABETH B. WARE
INTEGRATED MATERIALS MANAGEMENT SIMULATION EXERCISE. CLIFFORD J. CRAFT
DIGITAL SIMULATION OF DISCRETE FLOW SYSTEMS. CLARENCE J. MOORE, THEODORE S. LEWIS
TAC, THE TRANSAC ASSEMBLER-COMPILER • SAUL ROSEN, J. HARVEY BROWN, CARL CALO
THE USE OF GENERATORS IN TAC • HAROLD SIEGAL, JAMES PAINTER
ALTAC, THE TRANSAC ALGEBRAIC TRANSLATOR. SAUL ROSEN, I. BENNETT GOLDBERG
DATA PROCESSING COMPILERS FOR SMALL CARD READING COMPUTERS. PAUL BERGER, DONALD L. SULLIVAN
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING FOR REAL-TIME COMPUTERS. W. T. COMFORT. H. H. BLOEM
THE DETACHED SHOCK PROBLEM AND RELATED TOPICS • H. M. LIEBERSTEIN
RECURRE~CE TECHNIQUES FOR THE CALCULATION OF BESSEL FUNCTIONS. M. GOLDSTEIN, R. M. THALER
THE BENDING OF RECTMGULAR PLATES WITH OPPOSITE EDGES SIMPLY SUPPORTED. H. S. KIRSCHBAUM, J. BELLER,
J. K. WETHERBEE
THE SOLUTION OF LINEAR SYSTEMS BY RICHARDSON'S METHOD. WERNER L. FRANK
LEAST SQUARES APPROXIMATIONS BY POLYNOMIALS, ORTHOGONAL AND OTHERWISE. JOHN I. DERR
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

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A METHOD FOR FI~DI~G A MI~IMUM OF A MULTIVARIATE FU~CTIO~ WITH APPLICATIO~S TO THE REDUCTION OF MISSILE
A,~D SA TELLI TE DATIl. E. R. LA~CAS TER
THE METHOD OF RESULTANT DESCENTS FOR THE MINIMIZATION OF AN ARBITRARY FUNCTION' R. W. FINKEL
A ND~-LINEAR ESTIMATION PROGRAM' T. I. PETERSO~
CLIP, A COMPILER LANGUAGE FOR I~FORMATION PROCESSING' HAROLD ISBITZ
ON THE IMPLEMENTATIO~ OF THE IAL • ROBERT M. GRAHAM
TRANSLATION OF ARTIFICIAL LANGUAGES BY COMPILER PROGRAMS, RESEARCH REPORT AND DESIGN FOR FUTURE LANGUAGES
• ROBERT F. ROSIN
A~ AUTOMATIC fORMULA TRANSLATOR fOR FIXED POINT ARITHMETIC • D. E. RICHMOND
SYMBOLIC LOGIC TRUTH MATRICES ON A COMPUTER • R. G. LARKIN, H. M. SEMARNE
A GE~ERALIZED ANALYSIS Of VARIANCE PROGRAM UTILIZING BINARY LOGIC. P. REAL
~O VALU, A PROGRAM TO COMPUTE MISSING VALUES IN A DESIGNED VARIANCE A~ALYSIS • C. C. OEVALON
NO VA~, A VARIANCE ANALYSIS PROGRAM FOR FACTORIAL EXPERIME~TS • D. R. CRUISE, S. E. MILLER
A GE~ERAL ANALYSIS OF VARIA~CE SCHEME APPLICABLE TO A COMPUTER WITH VERY LARGE MEMORY. JULIUS LIEBLEIN
THE ~UMERICAL SOLUTION Of EXTE~DED INITIAL VALUE PROBLEMS' H. J. GREENBERG
RECENT NUMERICAL EXPERIMENTS COMPARI~G SUCCESSIVE OVERRELAXATION ITERATIVE METHOOS WITH IMPLICIT
ALTERNATING DIRECTION ITERATIVE METHOOS • H. S. PRICE, R. M. FITZGERALO, R. S. VARGA
MULTI-STEP I~TEGRATION METHOOS WHICH MINIMIZE PROPAGATED ERRORS' T. E. HULL, A. C. R. NEWBERY
NUMERICAL QUADRATURE Of DISCONTI~UDUS FUNCTIONS' CARL C. FARRJ~GTON
THE ~UMERICAL SOLUTION Of THE REYNOLD'S PARTIAL DIfFERENTIAL EQUATIO~ APPLIED TO THE AIR LUBRICATION OF
CIRCULARLY CURVED SURfACES' V. A. CIMINERA, R. V. WADDING, W. C. ORTHWEIN
OESIGN OF A MULTI PROGRAMMED ALGEBRAIC COMPILER. ASCHER OPLER, MYRA GRAY
ALTAC, FORTRAN, AND COMPATIBILITY. SAUL ROSEN
THERE'S STILL A PLACE FOR INTERPRETERS' ROBERT E. MACHOLL, WILLIAM J. ECCLES, J. CARTER BAYS
THE GENERAL PROBLEM Of COMPUTING LANGUAGES' W. ORCHARD-HAYS
A NELIAC GENERA TEO 7090-1401 COMPILER. J. B. WATT, ·W. H. WATTENBURG
AUTOMATIC FORMATION OF A 'MACHINE THEORY' REPRESENTI~G A MAPPING' SAUL AMAREL
FORGETTING IN AN ASSOCIATIO~ MEMORY' EDWARD A. fEIGENBAUM, HERBERT A. SIMON
A SPATIALLY ITERATED MEMORY ORGA~ PATTERNED AFTER THE CEREBRAL CORTEX' MATTHEW KABRISKY
THE MECHANllATION OF SCIENCE. R. W. HAMMING
O~ fUNCTIONAL ITERATION A~O 'HE CALCULATION OF ROOTS' J. F. TRAUB
A GE~ERALIZED METHOD FOR FINDI~G ROOTS OF NON-LI~EAR EQUATIONS' W. W. HOOKER, G. T. THOMPSON
A OIRECT METHOD FOR SOLVING LINEAR ALGEBRAIC EQUATIO~S • E. E. OSBORNE
O~ THE DANILEWSKI METHOD FOR COMPUTING THE CHARACTERISTIC POLYNOMIAL • ELOO~ E. HANSE~
A METHOD OF FORMI~G HIGH ORDER ROOT FINDING PROCESSES • NICOLAS JOHNSON
A DIflNITION OF THE COBOL PROCEDURE DIVISION USI~G ALGOL METALINGUISTICS • JEA~ E. SAMMET
TOWARDS A THEORY Of RECURSIVE PROCESSORS. PETER ZILAHY INGERMA~
KNOTT EO LIST STRUCTURES' J. WEIZENBAUM
SYMBOL MANIPULATION WITH A~ ASSOCIATIVE MEMORY. ROBERT R. SEEBER
DATA RETRIEVAL I~ MOBIDIC B • STANLEY K. CHAO
DESIGN DEVELOPME .... TS IN li'IFORMATIDN MANAGEMENT THROUGH SElECTIVE DISSEMINATION AND RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS'
C. B. HENSLEY
AN AUTOMATIC ABSTRACTI~G PROGRAM EMPLOYING STYLO-STATISTICAL TECHNIQUES AND HIERARCHIAL DATA I~DEXI""G •
D. S. HIMMELMA~, J. T. CHU
DISCRETIZATION A~O ROUNDING ERRORS IN ORBIT DETERMINATION' P. HENRICI
THE APPLICATION OF HIGH SPEED COMPUTERS TO ~UMBER THEORY TABLES. E. GREGORY MCNIEL
A TECH~IQUE FOR PRECISE COMPUTATION WITH FACTORIALS IN A OIGITAL COMPUTER. F. J. CORBATO
CHIC, A 7090 PROGRAM TO COMPUTE HYPERGEOMETRIC SERIES I~ TWO VARIABLES • MARGARET L. JOHNSON,
WARD C. SANGREN
A GENERALIZATION OF HORNER'S RULE FOR POLYNOMIAL EVALUATION. W. S. DORN
AN INFDRMATIO~ ALGEBRA • R. BOSAK
THE FOU .... DATIONS OF A THEORY OF DATA PRDCESSI~G • THOMAS B. STEEL JR
INFORMATION AND TRANSFORMATIO~S ON GENERAL ARRAYS. L. WHEATON SMITH
A DISCUSSION OF MACHINE-INTERPRETED MACROINSTRUCTIONS' R. M. MEAD
A MICROINSTRUCTION SYSTEM' E. D. CONROY, R. M. MEADE
MICROPROGRAMMING • E. D. CONROY
STORED LOGIC COMPUTING. H. M. SEMARNE, W. C. MCGEE
STAGE EXECUTIVE CO~TROL • MARVIN LAUTZENHEISER
THE MUSP STATISTICAL SYSTEM. R. A. HOODES, P. WEGNER, W. WITA~EN
A DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING APPROACH TO SEQUENCING PROBLEMS' MICHAEL HELD, RICHARD M. KARP
QUADRATIC PROGRAMMI~G WITH BOU~DEO VARIABLE RESTRICTIONS. Y. C. HO, PETER WEGNER
THE SCEMP PROJECT. PHILIP WOLFE
I~PUT-OUTPUT GENERATORS IN MATHEMATICAL PROGRAMMING • J. A. BUCKLAND
INTOP, A~ INTERNATIO .... AL BUSINESS GAME' R. L. GRAVES, L. HOWELLS, H. B. THORELLI
TABSOL, A DECISIO~ TABLE LANGUAGE FOR THE GE 225 • DO~ALD C. KLICK
LOOP TRACING I~ PEP-PERT NETWORKS. JOEL M. PROSTICK
SYSTEM DESCRIPTION FOR AN IMPROVED INFORMATION PROCESSING MACHINE. ROBERT S. BARTON
PHILCO ~ODEL 212 COMPUTER EfFICIE~CY THROUGH SIMULTANEOUS OPERATIONS. RAY GOLLUB
NCR-315 ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM. LEON BLOOM, HENRY K. KENT, ISADOR PARDO, LAWRENCE J. ZORZA
WHY STRETCH' WILLIAM V. CROWLEY
NON-PROCEOURAL DATA SYSTEM LANGUAGES' LIONELLO LOMBARDI
MATHEMATICAL MODELS FOR INFORMATION SYSTEMS DESIGN. ROBERT HAYES
CO~VERGENCE OF APPROXIMATION POLYNOMIALS. PHILIP C. CURTIS JR
NEW PROCEDURES FOR RATIONAL APPROXIMATIO ..... E. W. CHENEY, H. L. LOEB
COMPUTATION OF A LEAST MAXIMUM APPROXIMATOR AS THE LIMIT OF WEIGHTED LEAST SQUARES APPROXIMATORS •
CHARLES L. LAWSON
STEPWISE PROCEDURES USI~G BOTH DIRECTIONS' LEONARD TOR~HEIM
A CLASS OF MULTI-QUEUE PROBLEMS ARISING IN COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS' M. A. LEIBOWITZ
PURCHASE COSTS, A COST-QUANTITY ANALYSIS' HARRIS FREEMAN
PRODUCTION CONTROL O~ THE DISK FILE • CHARLES E. RICHARDSON
IMPACT OF INFORMATION RETRIEVAL ON CORPORATE STRUCTURE • J. H. VEYETTE JR
SYSTEMS DESIGN AND COMPUTER EVALUATION STUOY FOR A QUASI-REAL TIME DATA PROCESSI~G SYSTEM IN A
MANUFACTURING ENTERPRISE' ROBERT W. MCCLENDON
AN INQUIRY INTO THE COMPUTER AUTDMATIO~ OF SUPER MARKETS. RONALD R. SEGEL
MULTIPROGRAMMING THE RCA 601 • R. D. SMITH
AUTOMATION OF PROGRAM DEBUGGI~G • K. JACOBY, H. LAYTO~
CHANNEL A~ALYSIS FOR THE IBM 7090 • B. ROTH
THE CO~CEPT OF THE LINK SEGMENT SYSTEM • JAMES PORTER
PRINCIPLES AND TECH~IQUES FOR TRAINI~G PROGRAMMERS' LEONARD C. SILVERN
WHAT TRAINING ODES A CUSTOMER WANT, NEED. ROGER L. SISSON
THE PROBLEM OF HETEROGENEOUS GROUPS IN COMPUTER PROGRAMMER TRAI~ING • STANLEY L. LEVINE
TRAI~ING THE COMPUTER OPERATOR • EUGENE F. KLAUSMAN
RESIDUE CLASS ERROR CHECKING CODES • D. S. HENDERSON
A CLASS OF NUMBER REPRESENTATIONS FOR PARALLEL ARITHMETIC. ALGIRDAS AVIZIE~IS
THE P METHOD, A DESIGN PHILOSOPHY' J. ROBERT LOGA~
AUTOMATED COMPUTER CARD DESIGN. L. STEINBERG, B. KOLMAN
A MEASUREMENT OF ALERTNESS BASED ON ELECTROE ....CEPHALOGRAPHIC TIME SERIES ANALYSIS. J. T. CHU,
D. S. HIMMElMAN
ATTITUDE DETERMINATION FOR THE TIROS SATELLITES. JOSEPH W. SIRY, JOSEPH V. NATRELLA
A NEW TECHNIQUE fOR THE SOLUTION OF COMPLEX PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS. STANLEY FRIED
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY

19~6-1963

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AUTOMATIC AIDS TO DICTIONARY REVISION. JULES MERSEL, GERHARD REITZ
SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING. W. W. FINKE
EXPERIMENTS WITH A HEURISTIC COMPILER • H. A. SIMON
TEACHING A OIGITAL COMPUTER TO ASSIST IN MAKING DECISIONS. J. H. WARD JR, K. J. DAVIS
AN EXPERIMENT MODEL OF ADAPTIVE MEMORY. S. WARSHALL
DIRECT OATA SUPERVISOR. F. R. PALM
TECHNIQUES FOR MULTI-LEVEL PROGRAMMING WITH REAL TIME CONSTRAINTS. J. F. COULEUR, R. W. SMITH, O. BAHRS
MATHEMATICAL CONSIOERATIONS OF REAL TIME OIGITAL SIMULATION. I. M. SALZBERG
AN AUTO-INSTRUCTIONAL TEXT FOR IBM 1401 PROGRAMMING • W. S. PLETTE
NON-PROGRAMMEO CURRICULUM MATERIALS FOR COMPUTER PROGRAMMER TRAINING PROGRAMS • G. M. SILVERN
COMPUTERS IN ENGINEERING EOUCATION 1960-1964 • D. L. KATZ, B. CARNAHAN, E. I. ORGANICK, S. O. ~AVARRO
EXTERNAL LANGUAGE KLIPA FOR DIGITAL COMPUTER URAL-2 • M. GRENIEWSKI, W. TURSKI
STRETCH EXPERIMENT IN MULTIPROGRAMMING. E. S. MCDONOUGH
CONTROL TECHNIQUES IN THE CL-II PROGRAMMING SYSTEM. G. F. LEONARO
DATA DESCRIPTION IN THE CL-II PROGRAMMING SYSTEM. T. E. CHEATHAM JR
WHAT IS 'REAL' TIME. G. F. WEINWURM
AUTOMATIC ERROR RECOVERY IN THE NIKE-ZEUS GUIDANCE COMPUTER. G. M. GRIFFITH. G. A. CHAMPINE
REAL-TIME SIMULATION OF A CRUISE MISSILE TRAJECTORY • Y. N. CHANG, K. S. SCHULZ
KEYWORD IN CONTEXT CKWICI INDEXING ON THE IBM 7090 DPS • R. V. WADDING
DIGEST, DIEBOLD GENERATOR FOR STATISTICAL TABULATION. C. F. BRENNAN
THE MERGE SYSTEM OF INFORMATION DISSEMINATION, RETRIEVAL, AND INDEXING USING THE IBM 7090 OPS •
R. H. STANWOOD
THE LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE COMPUTER REVOLUTION • R. N. FREED
A MONTE-CARLO APPROACH TO THE SOLUTION OF SCHEDULING PROBLEMS • J. HELLER
TOWARD BETTER PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES • V. H. YNGVE
HISTORY OF WRITING COMPILERS. D. E. KNUTH
THE COLASL AUTOMATIC COOING SYSTEM • K. BALKE, G. CARTER
WIZOR, A COMPILER COMPILER FOR THE GE 225 COMPUTER • D. W. SCOTT
THE FORAST PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE • L. W. CAMPBELL
APPLICATION OF THE ADJOINT SYSTEM OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS IN THE SOLUTION OF THE BANG-BANG CONTROL
PROBLEM. T. R. MCCALLA, A. M. WILOBERGER
IMPLICIT FUNCTION SIMULATION OF THE ABLATION PROBLEM USING FINITE FOURIER TRANSFORMS. E. LIBAN,
R. E. KOPP
A OIGITAL NONLINEAR FUNCTION GENERATOR • R. A. COWAN
OPTIMUM ALLOCATION OF RESEARCH ANO ENGINEERING MANPOWER WITHIN A MULTI-PROJECT ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE.
A. A. MCGEE, M. D. MARKARIAN
SMALL BUSINESS EXECUTIVE DECISION SIMULATION. A. G. OALE
ICON, A MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM. N. B. SOLOMON
PARTITIONEO POLYNOMIALS, AN APPROACH TOWARO EQUILIBRIUM BETWEEN ACCURACY ANO SPEEO IN PRIMARY ~ATHEMATICAL
FUNCTIONS • D. J. KIEL, D. E. JOHNSON, R. E. SMITH
SEGMENTED MINMAX APPROXIMATION. C. L. LAWSON
FUNCTIONAL EVALUATION IN UNNORMALIZED ARITHMETIC. R. L. ASHENHURST
IMAGE PROCESSING. C. W. WILLIAMS
AUTOMATIC PRODUCTION OF METEOROLOGICAL CONTOUR CHARTS. H. A. BEOIENT, J. R. NEILON
PHASE PLANE STUDIES~ BY USE OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS. O. GUREL
TRANSLATION OF COMPILER LANGUAGES. J. J. ALLEN, D. P. MOORE, H. P. ROGOWAY
COMPUTERS, CONNECTOR SYSTEMS, AND DATA OESCRIPTIONS • R. M. SHAPIRO
THE USE OF CHAIN LIST MATRICES FOR THE ANALYSIS OF COBOL OATA STRUCTURES. H. W. LAWSON JR
OECISION TABLES IN SYSTEMS OESIGN • B. GRAO
INFORMATION PROCESSING IN MILITARY COMMANO • W. F. BAUER
THE THEORY OF MULTIPOINT ITERATION FUNCTIONS. J. F. TRAUB
TABLE LOOK-UP PROCEDURES IN OATA PROCESSING. G. W. KING
COMPUTERS IN AOVANCED OEFENSE SYSTEMS • O. R. BROWN
COMPUTERS AS GENERATORS OF ECONOMIC GROWTH • A. W. JACOBSON
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS TO ARMS CONTROL • C. C. ABT
COMPUTER INVESTIGATIONS OF INTENTION TO ATTACK. E. C. BERKELEY
THE VISUALIZER AS A MEANS OF OISPLAYING ABT'S STRATEGIC MOOEL • L. L. SUTRO
LANGUAGES AND REAL TIME INFORMATION PROCESSING. T. B. STEEL JR
ON THE EFFICIENT CONSTRUCTION OF AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS. W. H. LANOEN JR. W. H. WATTENBURG
A REPORT ON THE STATUS OF SMALGOL • E. L. MANOERFIELO
PROCEOURE NETWORK ANALYSIS. A. B. KAHN
BANZAI, A ONE-OIMENSIONAL MULTIENERGY GROUP NEUTRON TRANSPORT COOE FOR THE IBM 109 AND 7090 SYSTEMS.
T. F. WALES
CLINICAL APPLICATIONS IN MEOICINE • T. o. STERLING, E. L. SAENGER
ON THE SCHEOULING OF JOBS BY COMPUTER • E. S. PAGE
A SYSTEMS APPROACH FOR THE APPLICATION OF COMPUTERIZEO SCHEDULING TECHNIQUES ANO THE RCA-PERT-COST PROGRAM
• M. E. HASKINS JR, N. E. SONDAK
A MULTI-VARIANT GENERALIZED SORT PROGRAM EMPLOYING AUXILIARY ORUM STORAGE. J. H. NICHOLS, A. TIEDRICH
ON COMPUTING THE EXACT CHARACTERISTIC POLYNOMIAL. E. R. HANSEN
ITERATION IN PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR PROCEOURES • T. E. HULL, A. L. CREEMER
NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF TWO GENERALIZED ELLIPTIC INTEGRALS. D. W. C. SHEN, M. L. EL-SABBAGH
DATA STRUCTURES FOR DATA RETRIEVAL • P. KUGEL
VARIABLE INFORMATION PROCESSING. M. KOSAKOFF, D. L. BUSWELL
THE CHAINING TECHNIQUE FOR ASSOCIATIVE SENTENCE RETRIEVAL. L. C. CLAPP
THE MINIMIZATION OF BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS CONTAINING UNEQUAL AND NONLINEAR COST FUNCTIONS. M. A. BREUER
APPLICATIONS OF REOU~OANCY TO IMPROVE THE ACCURACY OF BINARY SYSTEMS. E. J. FARRELL
GENERALIZED MEASURES OF COMPuTER SYSTEM PERFORMANCE • J. R. HILLEGASS, A. C. NESTER, J. A. GOSDEN,
R. L. SISSON
EASTERN CJOINT COMPUTER CONFERENCE.I, PROCEEOINGS. V. 1FALL JOINT COMPUTER CO~FERENCE CNEW NAME FOR EJCC STARTING IN 19621
WESTERN JOINT COMPUTER CONFERENCE. PROCEEOINGS
SPRING JOINT COMPUTER CONFERENCE CNEW NAME FOR WJCC STARTING IN 19621
LC CARD NO. 55-44701
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5
6
16
22

30
31
43
50
57
62
70
75

KEYNOTE ADDRESS. W. H. MACWILLIAMS JR
THE UNIVAC SYSTEM. J. PRESPER ECKERT JR, JAMES R. WEINER, H. FRAZER WELSH, HERBERT F. MITCHELL
PERFORMANCE OF THE CENSUS UNIVAC SYSTEM • J. L. MCPHERSON, S. N. ALEXANDER
THE BURROUGHS LABORATORY COMPUTER • G. G. HOBERG
IBM CARO-PROGRAMMEO CALCULATOR. J. W. SHELOON, LISTON TATUM
THE OROVAC • R. E. MEAGHER, J. P. NASH
DESIGN FEATURES OF THE ERA 1101 COMPUTER. F. C. MULLANEY
THE OPERATION AND LOGIC OF THE MARK III ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR IN VIEW OF OPERATING EXPERIENCE.
GLEN E. POORTE
THE UNIVERSITY OF MA~CHESTER COMPUTING MACHINE. F. C. WILLIAMS, T. KILBURN
THE DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION, AND PERFORMANCE OF A LARGE-SCALE GENERAL-PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER.
B. W. POLLARO
THE WHIRLWIND I COMPUTER. R. R. EVERETT
EVALUATION OF THE ENGINEERING ASPECTS OF WHIRLWIND I • NORMAN H. TAYLOR
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

BIBLIOGRAPHY
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THE EDSAC COMPUTER • M. V. WILKES
THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS EASTERN AUTOMATIC COMPUTER ISEAC) • S. N. ALEXANDER
ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE WITH THE SEAC • RALPH J. SLUTZ
COMPUTING MACHINES I~ AIRCRAFT ENGINEERING. CHARLES R. STRANG
A REVIEW OF THE BELL LABORATORIES' DIGITAL COMPUTER DEVELOPMENTS. E. G. ANDREWS
THE TRANSISTOR AS A DIGITAL COMPUTER COMPONENT • J. H. FELKER
DIGITAL COMPUTERS, PRESENT AND FUTURE TRENDS. J. W. FORRESTER
KEYNOTE ADDRESS • NORMAN H. TAYLOR
RECORDING TECHNIQUES FOR DIGITAL COOED DATA • ARTHUR W. TYLER
PUNCHED CARD TO MAGNETIC TAPE CONVERTER FOR UNIVAC. E. BLUMENTHAL, F. LOPEl
CONVERTERS FOR TELETYPE TAPE TO IBM CARDS. G. F. NIELSEN
DEVICES FOR TRANSPORTING THE RECORDING MEDIA. RICHARD L. SNYDER JR
BUFFERING BETWEEN INPUT-OUTPUT AND THE COMPUTER. ALAN L. LEINER
SEAC INPUT-OUTPUT SYSTEM. SIDNEY GREENWALD
INPUT-OUTPUT DEVICES USED WITH SEAC • JAMES L. PIKE
AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT TO SEAC INPUT-OUTPUT. RUTH C. HAUETER
SEAC INPUT-OUTPUT OPERATING EXPERIENCE • ERNEST AINSWORTH
THE UNISERVO-TAPE READER AND RECORDER. H. F. WELSH, H. LUKOFF
UNIVAC INPUT DEVICES. L. O. WILSON, E. ROGGENSTEIN
UNIVAC OUTPUT DEVICES • E. MASTERSON, L. D. WILSON
THE RAYOAC SYSTEM AND ITS EXTERNAL MEMORY • KENNETH M. REHLER
RAYDAC INPUT-OUTPUT SYSTEMS. WALTER GRAY
OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH RAYOAC • FRANKLIN R. DEAN
ENGINEERING ORGANIZATION OF INPUT AND OUTPUT FOR THE IBM 701 ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING MACHINE •
L. D. STEVENS
IBM MAGNETIC TAPE READER AND RECORDER. W. S. BUSLIK
MAGNETIC TAPE TECHNIQUES AND PERFORMANCE • H. W. NORDYKE
HIGH SPEED PRINTING EQUIPMENT. LEO ROSEN
SURVEY OF ANALOGUE-TO-DIGITAL DATA CONVERTERS • H. E. BURKE JR
SURVEY OF MECHANICAL TYPE PRINTERS. J. HOSKEN
SURVEY OF NONMECHANICAL TYPE PRINTERS. R. J. ROSSHEIM
THE EASTMAN KODAK MULTIPLE-STYLUS ELECTRONIC PRINTER. RUSSEL G. THOMPSON, CLAYTON E. HUNT
GARMENT TAG EQUIPMENT • O. G. HESSLER
THE INPUT-OUTPUT EQUIPMENT OF THE FERRANTI DIGITAL COMPUTER. O. J. P. BYRD. B. J. WELBY
NUMERICALLY CONTROLLED MILLING MACHINE • ALFRED K. SUSSKIND, JAMES O. MCOONOUGH
SUMMARY AND FORECAST • SAMUEL N. ALEXANDER
OPENING ADORESS. JOINT COMPUTER CONFERENCE. JOHN H. HOWARD
KEYNOTE ADDRESS. H. T. ENGSTROM
THE RETMA SUPPORT OF THE 1950 COMPUTER CONFERENCE. THOMAS H. BRIGGS
USE OF ELECTRONIC DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEMS fN THE LIFE INSURANCE BUSINESS. M. E. DAVIS
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL. V. I. WEIHE
DATA PROCESSING REQUIREMENTS FOR NUMERICAL WEATHER PREDICTION. J. SMAGORINSKY
METHODS USED TO IMPROVE RELIABILITY IN MILITARY ELECTRONICS EQUIPMENT. L. D. WHITELOCK
DIGITAL COMPUTERS FOR LINEAR REAL-TIME CONTROL SYSTEMS • RALPH B. CONN
THE MIT MAGNETIC-CORE MEMORY. W. N. PAP IAN
RELIABILITY EXPERIENCE ON THE OARAC • ROBERT W. HOUSE
OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH THE LOS ALAMOS 101 • WILLARD G. BOURICIUS
ACCEPTANCE TEST FOR RAYTHEON HURRICANE COMPUTER. F. J. MURRAY
RELIABILITY OF A LARGE REAC INSTALLATION. BERNARD LOVEMAN
NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS PEKFORMANCE TESTS. S. N. ALEXANDER. R. D. ELBOURN
EXPERIENCE ON THE AIR FORCE UNIVAC • R. KOPP
ELECTRON TUBE AND CRYSTAL DIODE EXPERIENCE IN COMPUTING EQUIPMENT • J. A. GOEfZ. H. J. GEISLER
RELIABILITY AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ILL lAC ELECTROSTATIC MEMORY. J. M. WIER
ELECTRON TUBE PERFORMANCE IN SOME TYPICAL MILITARY ENVIRONMENTS. D. W. SHARP
SEAC. REVIE~ OF THREE YEARS OF OPERATION. P. D. SHUPE. R. A. KIRSCH
A REVIEW OF OROVAC OPERATING EXPERIENCE. CHARLES R. WILLIAMS
SOME REMARKS ON LOGICAL DESIGN ANO PROGRAMMING CHECKS. HERMAN H. GOLDSTINE
THE ADVANTAGES OF BUILT-IN CHECKING. JOHN W. MAUCHLY
RECENT PROGRESS IN THE PRODUCTION OF ERROR-FREE MAGNETIC COMPUTER TAPE. J. C. CHAPMAN, W. W. WETZEL
RELIABILITY OF ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITORS IN COMPUTERS. MARK VANBUSKIRK
RESISTOR RELIABILITY. WHOSE RESPONSIBILITY. J. MARSTEN
RELIABILITY AND ITS RELATION TO SUITABILITY AND PREDICTABILITY • E. B. FERRELL
SUMMARY OF AIEE-IRE-ACM CONFERENCE. ALLEN V. ASTIN
SMALL COMPUTERS IN A LARGE WORLD • C. W. ADAMS
WHY NOT TRY A PLUGBOARD. REX RICE JR
CHARACTERISTICS OF CURRENTLY AVAILABLE SMALL DIGITAL COMPUTERS. A. J. PERLIS
TECHNIQUES FOR INCREASING STORAGE DENSITY OF MAGNETIC DRUM SYSTEMS. H. W. FULLER. P. A. HUSMA~,
R. C. KELNER
A SELF-CHECKING HIGH-SPEED PRINTER. EARL MASTERSON. ABRAHAM PRESSMAN
APPLICATION AND PERFORMANCE OF MAGNETIC-CORE CIRCUITS IN COMPUTING SYSTEMS. R. O. KODIS
TELETYPE HIGH-SPEED TAPE EQUIPMENT ANO SYSTEMS. W. P. BYRNES
OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS OF THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTEK COMPANY'S DECIMAL COMPUTER. THE CRC 102-0 •
R. M. HAYES
THE MARCHANT COMPUTER SYSTEM • G. B. GREENE
PERFORMANCE OF TRAOIC TRANSISTOR DIGITAL COMPUTER. J. H. FELKER
APPLICATION OF THE BURROUGHS EIOI COMPUTER. ALEX ORDEN
~UMERICAL SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS. H. M. GURK. MORRIS RUBINOFF
APPLICATIONS OF AUTOMATIC CODING TO SMALL CALCULATORS. L. D. KRIDER
AUTOMATION OF INFORMATIO~ RETRIEVAL. J. W. PERRY. M. M. BERRY. F. U. LUEHRS JR, ALLEN KENT
MESSAGE STORAGE AND PROCESSING WITH A MAGNETIC DRUM SYSTEM. A. P. HENDRICKSON. G. I. WILLIAMS.
J. L. HILL
ANALYSIS OF BUSINESS APPLICATION PROBLEMS ON IBM 650 MAGNETIC DRUM DATA-PROCESSING MACHINE •
J. M. BOERMEESTER
SMALL DIGITAL COMPUTERS AND AUTOMATIC OPTICAL DESIGN. N. A. FINKELSTEIN
THE ELECTRODATA COMPUTER IN A DATA-REDUCTION SYSTEM. K. L. AUSTIN
KEYNOTE ADDRESS. J. G. BRAINERD
COMPUTERS AS TOOLS FOR MANAGEMENT • J. S. COLEMAN
COMPUTERS IN BASIC BUSINESS APPLICATIONS. F. J. PORTER JR
OPERATIONS CONTROL WITH AN ELECfRONIC COMPUTER. B. F. BUTLER
THE PLACE OF THE SPECIAL PURPOSE ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS. R. E. SPRAGUE
ELECTRONICS IN FINANCIAL ACCOUNflNG • B. J. BENNETT, K. R. ELDREDGE. T. H. MORRIN. J. D. NOE,
o. W. WHITBY
THE MANUAL USE OF AUTOMATIC RECORDS. A. G. OETTINGER
EVALUATION OF SORTING METHODS. J. C. HOSKEN
DOCUMENT PROCESSING. R. H. GREGORY
ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS IN RETAIL ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE. V. H. ROMAN
THE COMPUTER AND ITS PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENf • NATHANIEL ROCHESTER
COMPUTERS ~ITH REMOTE DATA INPUT. E. L. FITlGERALD
DEVELOPMENTS IN PROGRAMMING RESEARCH. C. W. ADAMS
STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL OF INFORMATION. L. N. RIDENOUR
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

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THE ROLE OF COMMUNICATIONS NETWORKS IN DIGITAL DATA SYSTEMS. R. C. MATLACK
STANDARDIZATION OF COMPUTER INTERCOMMUNICATION • H. R. J. GROSCH
STATEMENTS FROM MANUFACTURERS ON STANOARDIZATION OF MAGNETIC TAPE RECORDS
CONFERENCE SUMMARY • J. W. FORRESTER
KEYNOTE ADORESS • H. T. ENGSTROM
NEW COMPUTER DEVELOPMENTS AROUND THE WORLD • EVERETT S. CALHOUN
EVALUATION OF NEW COMPUTER COMPONENTS. EQUIPMENTS. AND SYSTEMS FOR NAVAL USE. L. D. WHITELOCK
THE TRANSAC S-1000 COMPUTER. J. L. MADDOX. J. 8. O'TOOLE, S. Y. WONG
UNIVAC-LARC. THE NEXT STEP IN COMPUTER DESIGN • J. P. ECKERT
DESIGN OBJECTIVES FOR THE IBM STRETCH COMPUTER • S. W. DUNWELL
A NEW LARGE-SCALE DATA-HANDLING SYSTEM. DATAMATIC 1000 • J. ERNEST SMITH
THE TRADIC LEPRECHAUN COMPUTER • J. A. GITHENS
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION OF THE NCR 30~ • M. SHIOWITZ. A. A. CHERIN, M. J. MENDELSON
A TECHNIQUE FOR USING MEMORY CORES AS LOGICAL ELEMENTS. L. J. ANDREWS
A MAGNETICALLY CONTROLLED GATING ELEMENT. D. A. BUCK
A 2.5-MEGACYCLE FERRACTOR ACCUMULATOR. R. D. TORREY. T. H. BONN
HIGH-TEMPERATURE SILICON-TRANSISTOR COMPUTER CIRCUITS • JAMES B. ANGELL
A SATURABLE-TRANSFORMER DIGITAL AMPLIFIER WITH DIODE SWITCHING. E. W. HOGUE
HIGH-SPEED TRANSISTOR COMPUTER CIRCUIT DESIGN. R. A. HENLE
ARE COMPUTERS IMPORTANT • R08ERT WATSON-WATT
AUTOMATIC INPUT FOR BUSINESS DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEMS. K. R. ELDREDGE, F. J. KAMPHDEFNER, P. H. WENDT
THE BURROUGHS ELECTRDGRAPHIC PRINTER-PLOTTER. H. EPSTEIN, P. KINTNER
A TRANSISTORIZED TRANSCRIBING CARD PUNCH. C. T. COLE JR. K. L. CHIEN, C. H. PROPSTER JR
APPARATUS FOR MAGNETIC STORAGE ON THREE-INCH WIOE TAPES. R. B. LAWRANCE. R. E. WILKINS, R. A. PENOLETON
SYNCHRONIZATION OF A MAGNETIC COMPUTER. J. KIELSOHN, G. SMOLIAR
TX-O. A TRANSISTOR COMPUTER. J. L. MITCHELL. K. H. OLSEN
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN VERY-HIGH-SPEED MAGNETIC STORAGE TECHNIQUES. W. W. LAWRENCE JR
MEGABIT MEMORY. R. A. TRACY
FERRITE APERTURED PLATE FOR RANOOM-ACCESS MEMORY. J. A. RAJCHMAN
A CRYOTRON CATALOG MEMORY SYSTEM • A. E. SLAOE, H. O. MCMAHON
A COMPACT COINCIDENT-CURRENT MEMORY. A. V. POHM, S. M. RUBENS
D4TAFILE, A NEW TOOL FOR EXTENSIVE FILE STORAGE. D. N. MACDONAL~
QUASI-RANOOM ACCESS MEMORY SYSTEMS • GERHARD L. HOLLANDER
A LARGE-CAPACITY DRUM-FILE MEMORY SYSTEM. H. F. WELSH, V. J. PORTER
THE RAMAC DATA-PROCESSING MACHINE. M. L. LESSER, J. W. HAANSTRA
CONFERENCE SUMMARY. JOHN W. CARR III
THE NUMERICORD MACHI~E-TOOL OIRECTOR • GERALD T. MOORE
OESIGN OF A NUMERICAL MILLING MACHINE SYSTEM. Y. C. HO, E. C. JOHNSON
LOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF THE OIGIMATIC COMPUTER. JACK ROSENBERG
THE MASTER TERRAIN MODEL SYSTEM • JOSEPH A. STIEBER
A COORDINATED DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM AND ANALOG COMPUTER TO DETERMINE REFINERY-PROCESS OPERATING GUIDE5 •
C. H. TAYLOR JR
SYSTEM CHARACTERISTICS OF A COMPUTER CONTROLLER FOR USE IN THE PROCESS INDUSTRIES. W. E. FRADY,
M. PHISTER
OPTIMIZED CONTROL THROUGH OIGITAL EQUIPMENT. E. J. OTIS
REAL-TIME PRESENTATION OF REDUCED WIND-TUNNEL OATA • M. SEAMONS, M. BAIN, W. HOOVER
THE MECHANIZATION OF LETTER MAIL SORTING. I. ROTKIN
PREPARATIONS FOR TRACKING ARTIFICIAL EARTH-SATELLITES AT THE VANGUARD COMPUTING CENTER. O. A. QUARLES JR
USE OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR AIRBORNE GUIDANCE AND NAVIGATION. S. ZADOFF. J. RATTNER
SOME EXPERIMENTATION ON THE TIE-IN OF THE HUMAN OPERATOR TO THE CONTROL LOOP OF AN AIRBORNE NAilGATIONAL
DIGITAL COMPUTER SYSTEM. CORWIN A. BENNETT
MULTIWEAPON AUTOMATIC TARGET AND BATTERY EVALUATOR. D. E. EISENBERG. A. E. MILLER. A. B. SHAF~ITZ
CONTROL OF AUTOM081LE TRAFFIC. A PROBLEM IN REAL-TIME COMPUTATION. D. L. GERLOUGH
PHYSICAL SIMULATION OF NUCLEAR REACTOR POWER PLANT SYSTEMS. J. J. STONE JR, B. B. GORDON, R. S. BOYD
APPLICATION OF COMPUTERS TO AUTOMOBILE CONTROL AND STABILITY PROBLEMS. ROBERT H. KOHR
AN ANALOG-OIGITAL SIMULATOR FOR THE OESIGN AND IMPROVEMENT OF MAN-MACHINE SYSTEMS • H. K. SK~AMSTAD,
A. A. ERNST. J. P. NIGRO
FACILITIES AND INSTRUMENTATION REQUIRED FOR REAL-TIME SIMULATION INVOLVING SYSTEM HAROWARE •
A. J. THIBERVILLE
PROBLEMS IN FLIGHT SYSTEM SIMULATION. E. J. MCGLINN
ANALOG. DIGITAL. ANO COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTERS FOR REAL-TIME SIMULATION. C. G. BLANYER, H. MDRl
THE PLACE OF SELF-REPAIRING FACILITIES IN COMPUTERS WITH OEADLINES TO MEET. LOUIS FEIN
ORGANIZING A NETWORK OF COMPUTERS TO MEET OEADLINES • A. L. LEINER. W. A. NOTZ. J. L. SMITH,
A. WEINBERGER
A PROGRAM-CONTROLLED PROGRAM INTERRUPTION SYSTEM. F. P. BROOKS JR
A TRANSISTOR-CIRCUIT CHASSIS FOR HIGH RELIABILITY IN MISSILE-GUIDANCE SYSTEMS. G. A. RAYMOND
A METHOO OF COUPLING A SMALL COMPUTER TO INPUT-OUTPUT DEVICES WITHOUT EXTENSIVE BUFFERS.
JAMES H. RANDALL
THE SYNTHESIS OF COMPUTER-LIMITED SAMPLED-DATA SIMULATION AND FILTERING SYSTEMS. ARTHUR S. ROBINSON
SAGE. A DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR AIR DEFENSE. R. R. EVERETT. C. A. ZRAKET. H. D. BENINGTO~
AN FST-2 RADAR-PROCESSING EQUIPMENT FOR SAGE. W. A. OGLETREE, H. W. TAYLOR. E. W. VEITCH. J. wYLEN
OPERATION OF THE SAGE DUPLEX COMPUTERS. P. R. VANCE. L. G. DOOLEY, C. E. DISS
A DIGITAL SYSTEM FOR POSITION OETERMINATION • OAN C. ROSS
REAL-TIME DATA PROCESSING FOR CAA AIR-TRAFFIC CONTROL • G. E. FENIMORE
OESIGN TECHNIQUES FOR MULTIPLE INTERCONNECTEO ON-LINE DATA PROCESSORS. F. J. GAFFNEY, S. LEil~E
RESERVATIONS COMMUNICATIONS UTLIZING A GENERAL PURPOSE OIGITAL COMPUTER. R. A. MCAVOY
STOCK TRANSACTION RECORDS ON THl DATATRON 205 • A. H. PAYNE
A SMALL, LOW-COST BUSINESS COMPUTER. ALEX B. CHURCHILL
A SELF-CHECKING SYSTEM FOR HIGH-SPEEO TRANSMISSION OF MAGNETIC-TAPE OIGITAL DATA. E. J. CASEY
COMMUNICATION BETWEE~ REMOTELY LOCATED DIGITAL COMPUTERS. G. F. GRONDIN, F. P. FORBATH
COMMUNICATION SWITCHING SYSTEMS AS REAL-TIME COMPUTERS. A. E. JOEL
AN INTRODUCTION TO THE BELL SYSTEM'S FIRST ELECTRONIC SWITCHING OFFICE • R. W. KETCHLEDGE
TRAFFIC ASPECTS OF COMMUNICATIONS SWITCHING SYSTEMS. JOSEPH A. BADER
THE USE OF THE IBM 704 IN THE SIMULATION OF SPEECH-RECOGNITION SYSTEMS. G. L. SHULTZ
AN AUTOMATIC VOICE READOUT SYSTEM. C. W. POPPE, P. J. SUHR
EXPERIMENTS IN PROCESSING PICTORIAL INFORMATION WITH A OIGITAL COMPUTER. R. A. KIRSCH, L. CAH~, C. RAY,
G. H. URBAN
OPTICAL DISPLAY FOR OATA-HANDLING SYSTEM OUTPUT. JAMES OGLE
DEVICES FOR REAOING HANDWRITTEN CHARACTERS. T. L. DIMOND
AUTOMATIC REGISTRATION IN HIGH-SPEED CHARACTER SENSING EQUIPMENT. ABRAHAM 1. TERSOFF
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER HIGH-SPEED MAGNETIC PRINTER. J. SEEHOF, M. ARMSTRONG, G. FARLEY,
M. LEINBERGER. M. MARKAKIS. S. SMITHBERG
ON-LINE SALES RECORDING SYSTEM. J. S. BAER. A. S. RETTIG, I. COHEN
NEW FRONTIERS. J. W. FORRESTER
DATA PROCESSING IN 8ANKING AND OTHER SERVICE INOUSTRIE; • B. W. TAUNTON
THE ROLE OF COMPUTERS IN AIR DEFENSE • W. H. TETLEY
MICROPROGRAMMING. M. V. WILKES
THE ATHENA COMPUTER. A RELIABILITY REPORT. L. W. REID, G. A. RAYMONO
THE PHILOSOPHY OF AUTOMATIC ERROR CORRECTION. R. M. BLOCH
THE SYSTEM APPROACH TO RELIABILITY. H. D. ROSS
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

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IMPULSE SWITCHING OF FERRITES • R. E. MCMAHON
HIGH-SPEED HIGH-CAPACITY PHOTOGRAPHIC MEMORY. C. A. LOVELL
AN EXPERIMENTAL MODULATION-DEMODULATION SCHEME FOR HIGH-SPEEO DATA TRANSMISSION. E. HOPNER
THE IMPENDING REVOLUTION IN COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY. R. RICE
COMPUTER DESIGN FROM THE PROGRAMMER'S VIEWPOINT. W. F. BAUER
NEW LOGICAL AND SYSTEMS CONCEPTS • R. K. RICHARDS
AN APPROACH TO MICROMINIATURE PRINTED SYSTEMS. D. A. BUCK, K. R. SHOULDERS
ORGANIZATION AND RET~IEVAL OF RECORDS GENERATED IN A LARGE-SCALE ENGINEERING PROJECT. G. A. BARNARD III,
L. FEIN
FILE PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH THE NATIONAL MENU STUDY. P. M. THOMPSON
DATA PROCESSING AND INFORMATION HANDLING. R. H. GREGORY, M. TRUST
PILOT, THE NBS MULTICOMPUTER SYSTEM. A. L. LEINER, W. A. NoTZ, J. L. SMITH, A. WEINBERGER
DATA HANDLING BY CONTROL WORD TECHNIQUES. G. A. BLAAUW
AN ELECTRONIC DIRECTORY FOR SORTING MAIL. A. W. HOLT
THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF CG 24 • G. P. DINNEEN, I. L. LEBOW, I. S. REED
DESIGN CRITERIA FOR AUToSYNCHRONOUS CIRCUITS. J. C. SIMS JR, H. J. GRAY
ANALYSIS OF TRL CIRCUIT PROPAGATION DELAY. W. J. DUNNET, E. P. AUGER, A. C. SCOTT
THE RECORDING, CHECKING, AND PRINTING OF LOGIC DIAGRAMS. M. KLoDMDK, P. W. CASE, H. H. GRAFF
STATE-LOGIC RELATIONS IN AUTONOMOUS SEQUENTIAL NETWORKS. W. H. KAUTZ
EVALUATION AND INSTRUMENTATION OF A SPECIAL-PURPOSE DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM USING SIMULATION EQUIPMENT.
A. J. STRASSMAN, L. H. KURKJIAN
APAR, AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING AND RECORDING. G. R. BACHAND, J. L. ROGERS, T. F. MARKER
A HIGH-SPEED TRANSISTORIZED ANALoG-To-DIGITAL CONVERTER. R. C. BARON, T. P. BOTHWELL
THE TRIAL TRANSLATOR, AN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING SYSTEM FOR EXPERIMENTAL RUSSIAN-ENGLISH MACHINE TRANSLATION
• V. E. GIULIANO
DYANA, DYNAMICS ANALYZER-PROGRAMMER, PART I, DESCRIPTION AND APPLICATION. T. J. THEoDoRoFF
DYANA, DYNAMICS ANALYZER-PROGRAMMER, PART II, STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION. J. T. oLSZTYN
THE UNIVAC AIRLI~ES RESERVATIONS SYSTEM, A SPECIAL-PURPOSE APPLICATION OF A GENERAL-PURPOSE COMPUTER.
D. K. SAMPSON, V. E. HERZFELD, C. W. FRITZE
THE SIEMENS DIGITAL COMPUTER 2002 • H. W. GUMIN
DESIGN OF THE RCA 501 SYSTEM. J. G. SMITH, T. M. HUREWITZ
THE IBM 7070 DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM. R. W. AVERY, S. H. BLACKFORD, J. MCDONNELL
PERFORMANCE ADVANCES IN A TRANSISTORIZED COMPUTER SYSTEM THE TRANSAC S-20DO • R. J. SEGAL, J. L. MADDOX,
P. PLANO
PROGRAMMING OESIGN FEATURES OF THE GAMMA bO COMPUTER • P. DREYFUS
THE GE-I00 DATA PROCESSOR SYSTEM. R. H. HAGOPIAN, H. L. HEROLD, J. LEVINTHAL, J. WEIZENBAUM
COMPUTERS OF THE FUTURE • REX RICE
NEGATIVE-RESISTANCE ELEMENTS AS DIGITAL COMPUTER COMPONENTS. MORTON H. LEWIN
DEPOSITED MAGNETIC FILMS AS LOGIC ELEMENTS. A. FRANCK, G. F. MARETTE, B. I. PARSEGYAN
SOLID-STATE MICROWAVE HIGH SPEED COMPUTERS. JAN A. RAJCHMAN
THE ENGINEERING DESIGN OF THE STRETCH COMPUTER. ERICH BLOCH
DESIGN OF UNIVAC-LARC SYSTEM, PART I • J. P. ECKERT, J. C. CHU, A. B. ToNIK, W. F. SCHMITT
DESIGN OF UNIVAC-LARC SYSTEM, PART II • H. LUKOFF, L. M. SPANDoRFER, F. F. LEE
ARITHMETIC AND CONTROL TECHNIQUES IN A MULTI PROGRAM COMPUTER. N. LOURIE, H. SCHRIMPF, R. REACH, W. KAHN
THE VIRTUAL MEMORY IN THE STRETCH COMPUTER. J. COCKE, H. G. KOLSKY
A COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER. HAROLD K. SKRAMSTAD
THE SYSTEM ORGANIZATION OF MOBIOIC B • STANLEY K. CHAO
A UNIVERSAL COMPUTER CAPABLE OF EXECUTING AN ARBITRARY NUMBER OF SUB-PROGRAMS SIMULTANEOUSLY.
JOHN HOLLAND
THE MULTI-SEQUENCE COMPUTER AS A COMMUNICATIONS TOOL. J. N. ACKLEY
REALIZATION OF BOOLEAN POLYNOMIALS BASED ON INCIDENCE MATRICES. S. OKADA, Y. MORIWAKI, K. P. YOUNG
APPLICATIONS OF BOOLEAN MATRICES TO THE ANALYSIS OF FLOW DIAGRAMS. REESE T. PROSSER
SIMCOM, THE SIMULATOR COMPILER. THOMAS G. SANBORN
UNUSUAL TECHNIQUES EMPLOYED IN HEAT TRANSFER PROGRAMS • D. J. CAMPBELL, D. B. VOLLENWEIDER
THE AUTOMATIC TRANSC~IPTION OF MACHINE SHORTHAND. GERARD SALTON
CRITICAL-PATH PLANNI~G A~O SCHEDULING. J. E. KELLEY JR, M. R. WALKER
THE AUTOMATIC DIGITAL COMPUTER AS AN AID IN MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS. C. B. CRUMB JR, C. E. RUPE
AN ADVANCED MAGNETIC TAPE SYSTEM FOR DATA PROCESSING. RICHARD B. LAWRANCE
A HIGH SPEED, SMALL SIZE MAGNETIC DRUM MEMORY UNIT FOR SUBMINIATURE DIGITAL COMPUTERS. M. MAY,
G. P. MILLER, R. A. HOWARD, G. A. SHIFRIN
TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION FOR A CORE MEMORY. A. H. ASHLEY, E. U. COHLER, W. S. HUMPHREY JR
USE OF A COMPUTER TO DESIGN CHARACTER RECOGNITION LOGIC. R. J. EVEY
A SELF-ORGANIZING BI~ARY SYSTEM. RICHARD L. MATTSON
ALPHA-NUMERIC CHARACTER RECOGNITION USING LOCAL OPERATIONS. J. S. BOMBA
PATTERN RECOGNITION AND READING BY MACHINE. W. W. BLEDSOE, I. BROWNING
DISCUSSION OF PROBLEMS IN PATTERN RECOGNITION
A COMPUTER ANALYTIC METHOD FOR SOLVING DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS. LEO HELLERMAN
NORMALIZED FLOATING-POINT ARITHMETIC WITH AN INDEX OF SIGNIFICANCE • H. L. GRAY, C. HARRISON JR
DETERMINATION OF OPTIMUM PRODUCTION TOLERANCES BY ANALOG SIMULATION • R. B. MCGHEE, A. LEVINE
THE CROSSED-FILM CRYOTRON AND ITS APPLICATION TO DIGITAL COMPUTER CIRCUITS. V. L. NEWHOUSE,
J. W. BREMER, H. H. EDWARDS
A LOGICAL MACHINE FOR MEASURING PROBLEM SOLVING ABILITY. CHARLES R. LANGMUIR
A METHOD OF VOICE COMMUNICATION WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER. S. R. PETRICK, H. M. WILLETT
FILTER, A TOPOLOGICAL PATTERN SEPARATION COMPUTER PROGRAM. DAPHNE INNES
REDUNDANCY EXPLOITATION IN THE COMPUTER SOLUTION OF DOUBLE-CROSTICS • EDWIN S. SPIEGELTHAL
A COMPUTER FOR WEATHER DATA ACQUISITION. PAUL MEISSNER, JAMES A. CUNNINGHAM, CLAUDE A. KETTERING
A SURVEY OF DIGITAL ~ETHOOS FOR RADAR DATA PROCESSING. F. H. KRANTZ, W. D. MURRAY
ORGANIZATION AND PROGRAM OF THE BMEWS CHECKOUT DATA PROCESSOR. A. EUGENE MILLER, MAX GOLOMA~
HIGH SPEED DATA TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS. R. G. MATTESON
PARALLEL COMPUTING WITH VERTICAL DATA. WILLIAM SHOOMAN
TABSOL, A FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPT FOR SYSTEMS-ORIENTED LANGUAGES. T. F. KAVANAGH
THEORY OF FILES. LIJNELLO LOMBARDI
POLYPHASE MERGE SORTING, AN ADVANCED TECHNIQUE. R. L. GILSTAD
THE USE OF A BINARY COMPUTER FOR DATA PROCESSING. GOMER H. REDMOND, DENNIS E. MULVIHILL
HIGH SPEED PRINTER AND PLOTTER. FRANK T. INNES
A DESCRIPTION OF THE IBM 7074 SYSTEM. R. R. BENDER, D. T. DOODY, P. N. STOUGHTON
THE RCA 601 SYSTEM DESIGN. A. T. LING, K. KOZARSKY
ASSOCIATIVE SELF-SORTING MEMORY. ROBERT R. SEEBER JR
UNIVAC RANDEX II, RANDOM ACCESS DATA STORAGE SYSTEM. G. J. AXEL
DATA PROCESSING TECHNIQUES IN DESIGN AUTOMATION. WILLIAM L. GORDON
IMPACT OF AUTOMATION ON DIGITAL COMPUTER DESIGN. W. A. HANNIG, T. L. MAYES
CALCULATED WAVEFORMS FOR THE TUNNEL DIODE LOCKED-PAIR CIRCUIT • H. R. KAUPP, o. R. CROSBY
ON ITERATIVE FACTORIZATION IN NETWORK ANALYSIS BY DIGITAL COMPUTER. W. H. KIM, C. V. FREIMAN,
D. H. YOUNGER, W. MAYEDA
A COMPUTER-CONTROLLED DYNAMIC SERVO TEST SYSTEM. V. A. KAISER, J. L. WHITTAKER
HOT-WIRE ANEMOMETER PAPER TAPE READER. JOHN H. JORY
USE OF A DIGITAL ANALOG ARITHMETIC UNIT WITHIN A DIGITAL COMPUTER • DONALD WORTZMAN
PB-250, A HIGH SPEED SERIAL GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER USING MAGNETOSTRICTIVE DELAY LINE STORAGE •
ROBERT MARK BECK
THE INSTRUCTION UNIT OF THE STRETCH COMPUTER. R. T. BLOSK
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 194b-1963

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MOTOR, A NEW APPROACH TO INTERMITTENT AND CONTINUOUS MOTION DEVICES IN DATA PROCESSING
EQUIPMENT • R. P. BURR
MULTILEVEL PROGRAMMI~G FOR A REAL-TIME SYSTEM. A. B. SHAFRITZ, A. E. MILLER, K. ROSE
DODDAC, AN INTEGRATED SYSTEM FOR DATA PROCESSING, INTERROGATION, AND DISPLAY. W. F. BAUER, W. L. fRANK
PROJECT MERCURY REAL-TIME COMPUTATIONAL AND DATA-FLOW SYSTEM. S. I. GASS, W. K. GREEN, J. E. HAMLIN,
R. HOFFMAN, R. D. PEAVEY, A. PECKAR, M. B. SCOTT
A SIMULATION MODEL FOR DATA SYSTEM ANALYSIS. LEON GAINEN
A GENERAL PURPOSE SYSTEMS SIMULATION PROGRAM. GEOFFREY GORDON
USE OF A CDMBINEO ANALOG-DIGITAL SYSTEM FOR RE-ENTRY VEHICLE FLIGHT SIMULATION. ALLAN WILSD~
COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL SIMULATION. ARTHUR J. BURNS, RICHARD E. KDPP
CDNTRANS, (CONCEPTUAL THOUGHT, RANDOM-NET SIMULATIONI • DAVID MALIN
DIGITAL TO VOICE CONVERSION. EVAN RAGLAND
CARD RA~DOM ACCESS MEMORY (CRAMI, FUNCTIONS ANO USE. LEON BLOOM, ISADDR PARDO, WILLIAM KEATING,
EARL MAYNE
THE LOGIC DESIGN OF THE FC-4100 DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM. W. A. HELBIG, C. S. WARREN, W. E. WOODS,
A. SCHWARTZ, H. S. ZIEPER
A VERSATILE MAN-MACHINE COMMUNICATION CONSOLE. R. GREEN, P. LAZDVICK, J. TROST, A. W. REICKORD
DATAVIEW, A GENERAL PURPOSE DATA DISPLAY SYSTEM. R. L. KUEHN
A COMPUTER FOR DIRECT EXECUTION OF ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGES. JAMES P. ANDERSON
EDDYCARO MEMORY, A SEMI-PERMANENT STORAGE. T. ISHIDATE, S. YOSHIZAWA, K. NAGAMDRI
DIGITAL DATA TRANSMISSION, THE USER'S VIEW. JUSTIN A. PERLMAN
TELE-PROCESSING SYSTEMS • J. O. SHAVER
COMMUNICATIONS FOR COMPUTER APPLICATIONS. A. A. ALEXANDER
THE SATURN AUTOMATIC CHECKOUT SYSTEM • J. HESKIN
INFORMATION HANDLING I~ THE DEFENSE COMMUNICATIONS CONTROL COMPLEX. T. J. HECKELMAN, R. H. LAZINSKI
AN AUTOMATIC OIGITAL DATA ASSEMBLY SYSTEM fOR SPACE SURVEILLANCE. MARVIN S. MAXWELL
fOUR AOVANCED COMPUTERS, KEY TO AIR FORCE DIGITAL DATA COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM. R. J. SEGAL, H. P. GUERBER
THE ATLAS SUPERVISOR. t. KILBURN, R. B. PAYNE, D. J. HOWARTH
A SYNTAX DIRECTED GENERATOR • S. WARSHALL
AN AUTOMATED TECHNIQ~E FOR CONDUCTING A TOTAL SYSTEM STUDY. A. O. RIDGWAY
DISPLAY SYSTEM DESIG~ CONSIDERATIONS. R. T. LOEWE, P. HOROWITZ
ABSTRACT SHAPE RECOG~ITION BY MACHINE. M. E. STEVENS
CHRYSLER OPTICAL PROCESSING SCANNER. D. N. BUELL
TECHNIQUES FOR THE USE OF THE DIGITAL COMPUTER AS AN AID IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF HEART DISEASE •
C. A. STEINBERG, W. E. TOLLES, A. H. FREIMAN, C. A. CACERES, S. ABRAHAM
PROCESSING SATELLITE WEATHER DATA, A STATUS REPORT, PART I • CHARLES L. BRISTOR
PROCESSING SATElliTE WEATHER DATA, A STATUS REPORT, PART II • LAURENCE I. MILLER
DESIGN OF A PHOTO INTERPRETATION AUTOMATON. W. S. HOLMES, H. R. LELAND, G. E. RICHMOND
EXPERIE~CE WITH HYBRIO COMPUTATION. E. M. KING, R. GELMAN
OATA HA~DlING AT AN AMR TRACKING STATION. K. M. HOGLUND, P. L. PHIPPS, E. J. BLOCK, R. A. SCHNAITH,
J. A. YOUNG
INFORMATION PROCESSING FOR INTERPLANETARY EXPLORATION. T. B. STEEL JR
EDP AS A NATIONAL RESOURCE
PLANNING THE 3600 • CHARLES T. CASALE
0825, A MULTIPLE-COMPUTER SYSTEM FOR COMMANO AND CONTROL. JAMES P. ANDERSON. SAMUEL A. HOfF~AN,
JOSEPH SHlfMAN, ROBERT J. WILLIAMS
THE SOLOMON COMPUTER. DANIEL L. SLOTNICK, W. CARL BORCK, ROBERT C. MCREYNOLDS
THE KDF9 COMPUTER SYSTEM. A. C. D. HALEY
A COMMO~ lANGUAGE FOR HARDWARE, SOFTWARE, AND APPLICATIONS. KENNETH E. IVERSON
INTERCOMMUNICATING CELLS, BASIS FOR A DISTRIBUTEO lOGIC COMPUTER. C. Y. LEE
ON THE USE OF THE SOLOMON PARALLEL-PROCESSING COMPUTER. J. R. BALL, R. C. BOLLINGER, T. A. JEEVES,
R. C. MCREYNOLDS, D. H. SHAFFER
DATA PROCESSING FOR COMMUNICATION NETWORK MONITORING AND CONTROL. O. I. CAPLAN
DESIGN OF ITT 525 'VADE' REAL-TIME PROCESSOR. D. R. HELMAN, E. E. BARRETT, R. HAYUH, f. O. WILLIAMS
ON THE ~EDUCTION OF TURNAROUNO TIME. H. S. BRIGHT, B. F. CHEYDlEUR
REMOTE OPERATION OF A COMPUTER BY HIGH SPEED DATA LINK • G. L. BALDWIN, N. E. SNOW
STANDAROIZATION IN COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION PROCESSING. C. A. PHILLIPS, R. E. UTMAN
HIGH-SPEED FERRITE MEMORIES. H. AMEMIYA, H. P. LEMAIRE, R. L. PRYOR, T. R. MAYHEW
MICROAPERTURE HIGH-SPEED FERRITE MEMORY. R. SHAHBENDER, T. NELSON, R. LOCH INGER, J. WALENTI~E
MAGNETIC FILMS, REVOLUTION IN COMPUTER MEMORIES. C. CHONG, G. FEDDE
HURRY, HURRY, HURRY. HOWARD CAMPAIGNE
THE CASE FOR CRYOTRONICS • W. B. ITTNER III
CRYOTRONICS, PROBLEMS AND PROMISE • MARTIN l. COHEN
SOME EXPERIMENTS IN THE GENERATION OF WORD AND OOCUMENT ASSOCIATIONS. GERARD SALTON
A LOGIC DESIGN TRANSLATOR. D. F. GORMAN, J. P~ ANDERSON
COMPROTEIN, A COMPUTER PROGRAM TO AID PRIMARY PROTEIN STRUCTURE DETERMINATION. MARGARET OAKLEY DAYHOfF,
ROBERT S. lEDLEY
USING GIFS IN THE ANALYSIS AND DESIGN Of PROCESS SYSTEMS. WILLIAM H. DODRILL
A DATA COMMUNICATIONS AND PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR CAROIAC ANALYSIS. M. D. BALKOVIC, C. A. STEINBERG,
P. C. PFUNKE, C. A. CACERES
CLUSTER FORMATION AND DIAGNOSTIC SIGNIFICANCE IN PSYCHIATRIC SYMPTOM EVALUATION. GILBERT KASKEY.
PARUCHURI R. KRISHNAIAH, ANTHONY AZZARI
SPACETRACKING MAN-MADE SATELLITES AND DEBRIS. ROBERT W. WALTZ, B. M. JACKSON
AN EXPERIMENT IN NON-PROCEDURAL PROGRAMMING. J. H. KATZ, W. C. MCGEE
SIMULATION OF AN ASSEMBLY OF SIMPLIFIED NERVE CELL MODELS ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER. R. E. SEARS,
S. M. KHANNA
CYCLOPS-I, A SECOND GENERATION RECOGNITION SYSTEM. T. MARILl, A. K. HARTLEY, D. L. DARLEY, T. G. EVANS.
B. H. BLOOM, O. M. R. PARK, T. P. HART
SIMULATION OF A TURI~G MACHINE ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER. R. W. COffIN, H. E. GOHEEN, W. R. STAHL
THE ROPE MEMORY, A PERMANENT STORAGE DEVICE. P. KUTTNER
A 300 NANOSECOND SEARCH MEMORY • C. A. ROWLAND, W. o. BERGE
A NEW TECHNIQUE FOR USING THIN MAGNETIC FILMS AS A PHASE SCRIPT MEMORY ELEMENT. B. A. KAUFMAN,
E. ULZURRUN
LAMINATED fERRITE MEMORY. R. SHAHBENDER, C. WENTWORTH, K. LI, S. HOTCHKISS, J. RAJCHMAN
A lARGE CAPACITY CRYOElECTRIC MEMORY WITH CAVITY SENSING. L. L. BURNS, D. A. CHRISTIANSEN, R. A. GANGE
FIXED, ASSOCIATIVE MEMORY USING EVAPORATED ORGANIC DIODE ARRAYS. M. H. LEWIN, H. R. BEELITl,
J. A. RAJCHMAN
GENERALIZED MULTIPROCESSING AND MULTIPROGRAMMING SYSTEMS. A. J. CRITCHLOW
ORGANIZING AND PROGRAMMING A SHIPBOARD REAL-TIME COMPUTER SYSTEM. G. G. CHAPIN
A MULTIPROCESSOR SYSTEM DESIGN. M. E. CONWAY
A PROBABILISTIC ANALYSIS OF COMPUTING-LOAO ASSIGNMENT IN A MULTI-PROCESSOR COMPUTER SYSTEM. M. AOKI,
G. ESTRIN, R. MANDELL
A DISCRIMINATION METHOO FOR AUTOMATICALLY CLASSifYING DOCUMENTS. J. H. WILLIAMS JR
THE DIRECT ACCESS SEARCH SYSTEM. I. A. WARHEIT
A FLEXIBLE DIRECT FILE APPROACH TO INFORMATION RETRIEVAL ON A SMALL TO MEDIUM SIZE COMPUTER. J. OLMER
EXPERIENCE WITH A GENERALIZED INFORMATION PROCESSING SYSTEM. M. KOSAKOFf, D. L. BUSWELL
A SEARCH MEMORY SUBSYSTEM FOR.A GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER. A. KAPLAN
THE LOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF THE PB ~40 MICROPROGRAMMABLE COMPUTER. E. O. BOUTWELL JR, E. A. HOSKINSON
APPLICATION OF PUSHDOWN-STORE MACHINES. R. J. EVEY
AN INTERRUPT CONTROL FOR THE B5000 DATA PROCESSOR SYSTEM • R. V. BOCK
PRI~TED

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

BIBLIOGRAPHY
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FJCC63
FJCC63
FJCC63
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FJCC63

243
251
267
277
295
311
327

FJCC63
FJCC63
FJCC63
FJCC63
FJCC63
FJCC63
FJCC63
FJCC63

341
351
365
389
397
419
425
437

FJCC63
FJCC63
FJCC63
FJCC63
FJCC63
FJCC63
FJCC63
FJCC63

445
459
413
481
489
495
509
519

FJCC63
FJCC63

535

FJCC63

551

FJCC63
FJCC63

565
577

FJCC63
FJCC63
FJCC63
FJCC63
FJCC63

591
603
609
619
631

WJCC53
WJCC53
WJCC53
WJCC53
WJCC53
WJCC53
WJCC53
WJCC53
WJCC53

4
5
6
9
19
49
54
65
74

WJCC53
WJCC53

BO
86

WJCC53
WJCC53
WJCC53
WJCC53
WJCC53
WJCC53
WJCC53
WJCC53
WJCC53
WJCC53
WJCC53

98
119
128
140
160
161
174
187
196
203
208

WJCC53
WJCC54
WJCC54
WJCC54
WJCC54
WJCC54
WJCC54
WJCC54
WJCC54
WJCC54
WJCC54
WJCC54
WJCC54
WJCC54
WJCC54
WJCC54
WJCC54
WJCC54
WJCC54
WJCC54
WJCC54
WJCC54
WJCC54
WJCC54
WJCC55
WJCC55
WJCC55
WJCC55
WJCC55

227
9
16
23
38
45
46
60
75
80

89
96
98
105
113
118
128
134
140
155
163
172
184
1

13
16
23
26

WJCC55

WJCC55
WJCC55
WJCC55

34
41
43

THE MECHANIZATION OF A PUSH-OOWN STACK • C. B. CARLSON
EFFECTS OF DIGITAL EXECUTION TIME IN A HYBRID COMPUTER. T. MIURA, J. IWATA
CORRECTED INPUTS, A METHOD FOR IMPROVING HYBRID SIMULATION • R. GELMAN
A HYBRID ANALOG-DIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER SYSTEM • J. V. WAIT
REVIEW AND SURVEY OF MASS MEMORIES • L. C. HOBBS
INVESTIGATION OF A WOVEN SCREEN MASS MEMORY SYSTEM. J. S. DAVIS
A NEW HIGH DENSITY RECORDING SYSTEM, THE IBM 1311 DISK STORAGE DRIVE WITH INTERCHANGEABLE DISK PACKS.
J. D. CAROTHERS, R. K. BRUNNER, J. L. DAWSON, M. O. HALFHILL, R. E. KUBEC
AN ENGINEERING DESCRIPTION OF THE BURROUGHS DISK FILE. R. W. JACK, R. G. GROOM, R. A. GLEIM
A MULTIPLE-ACCESS DISC FILE. I. L. WIESELMAN, R. STUART-WILLIAMS, D. K. SAMPSON
SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS OF ENGLISH BY COMPUTER, A SURVEY. D. G. BOBROW
THE COMPUTER-STORED THESAURUS AND ITS USE IN CONCEPT PROCESSING • C. A. SHEPHERD
SYNTACTIC STRUCTURE AND AMBIGUITY OF ENGLISH. S. KUNO, A. G. OETTINGER
A TAPE DICTIONARY FOR LINGUISTIC EXPERIMENTS. J. L. DOLBY, H. L. RESNIKOFF, E. MACMURRAY
HYBRID SIMULATION OF AN AIRCRAFT ADAPTIVE CONTROL SYSTEM. P. W. HALBERT
A COMPUTER DRIVEN SIMULATION ENVIRONMENT FOR AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL STUDIES. E. A. ROBIN, R. S. PARDEE,
D. L. SCHEFFLER, F. C. HOLLAND, A. G. HALVERSON
HYBRID TECHNIQUES FOR REAL-TIME RADAR SIMULATION • R. L. BOYELL, H. RUSTON
A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR REAL-TIME SIMULATION • M. PALEVSKY, J. V. HOWELL
SYSTEMS IMPLtCATIONS OF NEW MEMORY DEVELOPMENTS • S. G. CAMPBELL
A MODIFIED HOLLAND MACHINE. W. T. COMFORT
ASSOCIATIVE LOGIC FOR HIGHLY PARALLEL SYSTEMS. R. R. SEEBER, A. B. LINDQUIST
SOME APPLICATIONS FOR CONTENT-ADDRESSABLE MEMORIES. R. H. FULLER, G. ESTRIN
A COMPUTER AID FOR SYMBOLIC MATHEMATICS • L. C. CLAPP, R. Y. KAIN
STOCK MAINTENANCE BY TELEPHONE, ONE STEP TOWARDS INTEGRATED MANUFACTURING CONTROL IN A MULTI-SHOP
MANUFACTURING COMPLEX. G. P. LEWETT, S. CHOOLFAIAN
INFORMATION HANDLING IN AN ARMS CONTROL INSPECTION ENVIRONMENT. L. F. MATHISON
AN APPROACH TO MANUFACTURING CONTROL USING I·NEXPENSIVE SOURCE TO COMPUTER COMMUNICATIONS.
C. A. R. KAGAN, R. TEVONIAN
ENGINEERING CHARACTERISTICS OF CYLINDRICAL THIN FILM PARAMETRONS FOR USE IN DIGITAL SYSTEMS.
B. A. KAUFMAN, W. G. PFEIFFER, V. K. RANDERY, A. J. KOLK
SINGLE CAPSTAN TAPE MEMORY. R. A. KLEIST, M. A. LEWIS, B. C. WANG
THE EVOLUTION OF AN ARMY-NAVY MILITARIZED DIGITAL MAGNETIC TAPE SYSTEM FOR FIELD COMPUTER APPLICATIONS.
D. J. MORRISON, D. H. TYRRELL, J. J. STALLER
IBM 7340 HYPERTAPE DRIVE. R. A. BARBEAU, J. I. AWEIDA
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS AT THE FRONTIERS OF BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH. W. R. ADEY
A MORE RATIONAL SYSTEM OF JUSTICE THROUGH INFORMATION PROCESSING • R. F. C. HAYDEN
THE COMPUTER IN EDUCATION, MALEFACTOR OR BENEFACTOR • ROBERT L. EGBERT
COMPUTER-ORIENTED PEACE-RESEARCH • L. FEIN
THE IMPACT OF COMPUTER DEVELOPMENT ON THE TRAINING AND UTILIZATION OF ENGINEERS • SIMON RAMO
FACTORS INFLUENCING THE EFFECTIVE USE OF COMPUTERS • R. O. HUNTOON
SCIENTIFIC MANPOWER PROBLEMS • L. A. DUBRIDGE
NEW EQUATIONS FOR MANAGEMENT • J. E. HOBSON
PANEL DISCUSSION, AN EVALUATION OF ANALOG AND DIGITAL COMPUTERS
COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONS, THE IMPLICATION OF CENSUS EXPERIENCE. J. L. MCPHERSON
PAYROLL ACCOUNTING WITH ELECOM 120 COMPUTER • R. F. SHAW
AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING IN LARGER MANUFACTURING PLANTS. M. E. SALVESON, R. G. CANNING
REQUIREMENTS OF THE BUREAU OF OLD-AGE AND SURVIVORS INSURANCE FOR ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING EQUIPMENT •
E. E. STICKELL
THE PROCESSING OF INFORMATION-CONTAINING DOCUMENTS • G. W. BROWN, L. N. RIDENOUR
AIRPLANE LANDING GEAR PERFORMANCE SOLUTIONS WITH AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER. D. W. DRAKE,
H. W. FOSTER
THE EQUIVALENT CIRCUITS OF SHELLS USED IN AIRFRAME CONSTRUCTION. R. H. MACNEAL
ANALOG-DIGITAL TECHNIQUES IN AUTOPILOT OESIGN • W. T. HUNTER, R. L. JOHNSON
APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTERS TO AIRCRAFT DYNAMIC PROBLEMS. B. HALL, R. RUTHRAUFF, D. DILL
THE SNAPPING DIPOLES OF FERROELECTRICS AS A MEMORY ELEMENT FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS. C. F. PULVARI
MAGNETIC REPRODUCER AND PRINTER • J. C. SIMS JR
AN IMPROVED CATHODE RAY TUBE STORAGE SYSTEM • R. THORENSEN
NONLINEAR RESISTORS IN LOGICAL SWITCHING CIRCUITS. F. A. SCHWERTZ, R. T. STEINBACK
NEW LABORATORY FOR THREE-DIMENSIONAL GUIDED MISSILE SIMULATION • LOUIS BAUER
A NEW CONCEPT IN ANALOG COMPUTERS • LEE CAHN
A MAGNETICALLY COUPLED LOW-COST HIGH-SPEED SHAFT POSITION DIGITIZER. A. J. WINTER
THE SOLUTION OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS BY DIFFERENCE METHODS USING THE ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL
ANALYZER • R. M. HOWE, V. S. HANEMAN
THE NORDSIECK COMPUTER • ARNOLD NORDSIECK
WILL ELECTRONIC PRINCIPLES MAKE POSSIBLE A BUSINESS REVOLUTION • W. W. MCDOWELL
TRENDS IN ELECTRONIC BUSINESS DATA SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT • DEAN E. WOOLDRIDGE
AN EXPERIMENTAL DIGITAL FLIGHT CONTROL SYSTEM. MAIER MARGOLIS, ERIC WEISS
THE DIGITAC AIRBORNE CONTROL SYSTEM. o. W. BURBECK, E. E. BOLLES, W. E. FRADY, E. M. GRABBE
APPLICATION OF OPERATIONAL DIGITAL TECHNIQUES TO INDUSTRIAL CONTROL. BERNARD M. GORDON
A DIGITAL-ANALOG MACHINE TOOL CONTROL SYSTEM • HARRY W. MERGLER
EXPERIMENTS WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER IN A SIMPLE CONTROL SYSTEM. T. J. BURNS, J. O. CLOUD, J. M. SALZER
THE AUTOMATIC HANDLING OF BUSINESS DATA. OLIVER WHITBY
BUSINESS DATA PROCESSING, A CASE STUDY. RICHARO G. CANNING
READY-TO-WEAR UNIT CONTROL PROCEDURE • S. J. SHAFFER
UNIT CONTROL SYSTEMS ENGINEERING • RAYMOND DAVIS
A SOLUTION FOR AUTOMATIC UNIT CONTROL. HARRY D. HUSKEY
THE SYSTEM IN OPERATION. MYRON J. MENDELSON
APPROACHES TO DESIGN PROBLEMS IN CONVERSION EQUIPMENT • A. K. SUSSKIND
MULTI-CHANNEL ANALOG-DIGITAL CONVERSION SYSTEM FOR DC VOLTAGES. W. S. SHOCKENCY
A HIGH-SPEED MULTICHANNEL ANALOG-DIGITAL CONVERTER • JAMES M. MITCHELL
A SHAFT-TO-DIGITAL ENCODER. B. M. GORDON, M. A. MEYER, R. N. NICOLA
REAL-TIME DIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER (DARTI • LOREN P. MEISSNER
THE IBM MAGNETIC DRUM CALCULATOR TYPE 650, ENGINEERING AND DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS. E. S. HUGHES JR
DESIGN FEATURES OF REMINGTON RAND SPEED TALLY. JOHN L. HILL
PRODUCTION CONTROL WITH THE ELECOM 125 • NORMAN GRIESER
A CENTRALIZED DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM. JEROME J. DOVER
A MERCHANDISE CONTROL SYSTEM. WILLIAM L. MARTIN
TRANSFER-FUNCTION SYNTHESIS WITH COMPUTER AMPLIFIERS AND PASSIVE NETWORKS. M. V. MATHEWS, W. W. SEIFERT
SIMULATION BY MODELING • N. L. IRVINE, L. DAVIS
IDEAL TRANSFORMERS I~ SYNTHESIS OF ANALOG COMPUTERS • R. H. MACNEAL, G. D. MCCANN
A NEW APPROACH TO GROUNDING IN DC ANALOG COMPUTERS. C. M. EDWARDS
THE NEED FOR INTEGRATION OF ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS AND THE DESIGN OF ELECTRONIC DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEMS.
P. KIRCHER
AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION OF PRINTED CODE TO IMPULSES ACCEPTABLE TO COMPUTING EQUIPMENT. J. T. ~AVIOSON,
R. L. FORTUNE
DATA COLLECTION AS A BY-PRODUCT OF NORMAL BUSINESS MACHINE OPERATION. J. C. TAYLOR
COMPUTERS CHALLENGE ENGINEERING EDUCATION • F. C. LINDVALL
AN OPTIMIZATION CONCEPT FOR BUSINESS DATA-PROCESSING EQUIPMENT • O. R. SWANSON
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

BIBLIOGRAPHY
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WJCC55
WJCC55
WJCC55
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WJCC55
WJCC55
WJCC55
WJCC55
WJCC55
WJCC55
WJCC55
WJCC56
WJCC5b
WJCC5b
WJCC56
WJCC5b
WJCC5b
WJCC56
WJCC56
WJCC5b
WJCC5b
WJCC5b
WJCC56
WJCC56
WJCC56
WJCC56
WJCC56
WJCC5b

72
78
82
85

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bb

91
94
101
III
lIb

119
124
129
1
5
10
21
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31
34
36
39
42
45
49
52
53
57
62
64

WJCC5b
WJCC5b

68
70

WJCC56
WJCC56
WJCC56
WJCC56
WJCC56
WJCC5b
WJCC56
WJCC56
WJCC56
WJCC56

75
77
79
82
86
89
95
99
103

WJCC5b
WJCC5b

109
119

WJCC56
WJCC56
WJCC5b
WJCC5b

124
126
133
137

WJCC57
WJCC57
WJCC57
WJCC57

10
14
18
20
27
31
37
43
49
52
57
68
73
81
85
94
105
110
115
121
128
133

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WJCC57

138
143
146
156

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198
202
207
211
214

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218

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230
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167
172
179
188

DATA-PROCESSOR REQUIREMENTS IN PRODUCTION AND INVENTORY CONTROL. H. T. LARSON, A. VAlSONYI
APPLICATION OF DATA PROCESSORS IN PRODUCTION. C. R. DECARLO
THE INTEGRATED USE DF ANALOG AND DIGITAL CDMPUTING MACHINES FOR AIRCRAFT DYNAMIC LOAD PROBLE~S •
B. MAZELSKY, R. F. O'CONNELL
A GENERAL DIGITAL COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR STATIC STRESS ANALYSIS. P. H. DENKE, I. V. BOLDT
AIRCRAFT PERFORMANCE STUDIED ON AN ELECTRDNIC ANALOG COMPUTER. L. B. WADEL, C. C. WAN
COOING A GENERAL-PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER TO OPERATE AS A DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER. R. G. SELFRIDGE
INTRODUCTION TO SESSION ON LEARNING MACHINES • W. H. WARE
GENERALIZATION OF PATTERN RECOGNITIDN IN A SELF-ORGANlliNG SYSTEM. W. A. CLARK, B. G. FARLEY
PATTERN RECOGNITION AND MODERN COMPUTERS. O. G. SELFRIDGE
PROGRAMMING PATTERN RECOGNITION • G. P. DINNEEN
THE CHESS MACHINE, A~ EXAMPLE OF DEALING WITH A COMPLEX TASK BY ADAPTATION. A. NEWELL
A NEW NONDESTRUCTIVE READ FOR MAGNETIC CORES. R. THORENSEN, W. R. ARSENAULT
THE ELECTRDGRAPHIC RECORDING TECHNIQUE. H. EPSTEIN
AN ELECTRONIC DIGITAL POLYNOMIAL ROOT EXTRACTOR. R. R. JOHNSON
A SET OF TRANSISTOR CIRCUITS FOR ASYNCHRONOUS, DIRECT-COUPLED COMPUTERS. R. A. KUDLICH
A THEOREM ON SPOT SWITCHING CIRCUITS. B. D. RUDIN
KEYNOTE ADDRESS, COMPUTERS, FROM YOUTH TO MANHOOD • NORMAN H. TAYLOR
GESTALT PROGRAMMING, A NEW CONCEPT IN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING. D. T. ROSS
A TRULY AUTOMATIC COMPUTING SYSTEM. MANDALAY GREMS, R. E. PORTER
AN AUTOMATIC SUPERVISOR FOR THE IBM 702 • BRUSE MONCRIEFF
MAGNETIC RECDRDING HEAD DESIGN • A. S. HOAGLAND
A TER~INAL FOR DATA TRANSMISSION OVER TELEPHONE CIRCUITS. ENDCH B. FERRELL
THE USE OF THE CHARACTRON WITH ERA 1103 • BEN FERBER
A NEW TAPE HANDLER FOR COMPUTER APPLICATIONS • R. M. BRUMBAUGH
REQUIREMENTS FOR A RAPID ACCESS DATA FILE. GEORGE EISLER
ENGINEERING DESIGN OF A MAGNETIC-DISK RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY. T. NOYES, W. E. DICKINSON
PRINT 1, A PROPOSED CODING SYSTEM FOR THE IBM TYPE 705 • R. W. 8EMER
THE IBM TYPE 705 AUTOCODER. ROY GDLDFINGER
PROGRAM INTERRUPT ON THE UNIVAC SCIENTIFIC COMPUTER. JULES MERSEL
A PULSE-DURATION-MODULATED DATA-PRDCESSING SYSTEM. J. R. LOWE, J. P. MIDDLEKAUFF
A PDM CONVERTER. W. R. ARSENAULT
AN IMPROVED MULTICHANNEL DRIFT-STABILIZATION SYSTEM. P. G. PANTAZELOS
COMBINED ANALOGUE ANO DIGITAL COMPUTING TECHNIQUES FOR THE SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS •
P. A. HURNEY JR
AN EXPERIMENTAL MONITORING ROUTINE FOR THE IBM 705 • H. V. MEEK
THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR A LARGE-SCALE REAL-TIME APPLICATION. M. M. ASTRAHAN,
B. HOUSMAN, J. F. JACOBS, R. P. MAYER, W. H. THOMAS
COMPUTER DESIGN TO FACILITATE LINEAR PROGRAMMING. R. C. GUNDERSON
USING A VARIABLE-WORD-LENGTH COMPUTER FOR SCIENTIFIC CALCULATION. FRED GRUENBERGER, E. H. COUGHRAN
UNUSUAL PROBLEMS AND THEIR SOLUTIONS BY DIGITAL COMPUTER TECHNIQUES. lAWRENCE ROSENFELD
A PROGRESS REPORT ON COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN COMPUTER DESIGN. S. R. CRAY, R. N. KISCH
A TOPOLOGICAL APPLICATION DF COMPUTING MACHINES. ASCHER OPlER
APPLICATIONS OF THE SMALL DIGITAL COMPUTER IN THE AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY. H. M. LIVINGSTON, E. l. LYONS
TRAFFIC SIMULATDR WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER. S. Y. WONG
INTEGRATED DATA PRDCESSING WITH THE UNIVAC FILE COMPUTER. R. P. DALY
A FIXED-PROGRAM DATA PRDCESSOR FOR BANKING OPERATIONS. JACK GOLDBERG
THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF A I-MICROSECOND PARALLEL ADDER, USING I-MEGACYCLE CIRCUITRY. A. WEINBERGER,
J. l. SMITH
THE TRANSFLUXOR • J. A. RAJCHMAN, A. W. lO
PURPOSE AND APPLICATION OF THE RCA BIZMAC SYSTEM. W. K. HALSTEAD, J. W. lEAS, J. N. MARSHALL,
E. E. MINETT
FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZATION OF DATA IN THE RCA BIZMAC SYSTEM. A. D. 8EARD. W. K. HALSTEAD, J. F. PAGE
THE RCA BIZMAC SYSTEM CENTRAL. J. l. OWINGS
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE RCA BIZMAC COMPUTER. A. D. BEARD, l. S. BENSKY, D. l. NETTLETON, G. E. POORTE
PROGRAMMING THE VARIABLE-ITEM-LENGTH RCA BIZMAC COMPUTER. L. S. BENSKY, T. M. HUREWITZ, R. A. C. LANE,
A. S. KRANZLEY
KEYNOTE ADDRESS, TECHNIQUES FOR RELIABILITY IN COMPUTERS FOR WEAPON CONTROL. JAMES M. BRIDGES
COMPUTERS WITH EUROPEAN ACCENTS. ARTHUR L. SAMUEL
RELIABILITY FROM A SYSTEM POINT OF VIEW • ALEXANDER W. BOlDYREFF
DESIGN OF EXPERIMENTS FOR EVALUATING RELIABILITY. JOHN HOFFMANN
RELIABILITY AND THE COMPUTER. WILLIS H. WARE
A DIGITAL SYSTEM SIMULATOR. WILLIAM E. SMITH
A NEW INPUT-DUTPUT SELECTION SYSTEM FOR THE FLORIDA AUTOMATIC COMPUTER (FlAC) • C. F. SUMMER
THE IBM 650 RAMAC SYSTEM DISK STORAGE OPERATION. DAVID ROYSE
THE IBM 650 RAMAC INQUIRY STATION OPERATION. HENRY A. REITFORT
AN RCA HIGH-PERFORMA~CE TAPE-TRANSPDRT SYSTEM. S. BAYBICK, R. E. MONTIJO JR
A MEDIUM-SPEED MAGNETIC CORE MEMORY. GABRIEL E. VAlENTY
MILLIMICROSECDND TRANSISTOR CURRENT SWITCHING TECHNIQUES. H. S. YOURKE, E. J. SLOBODlINSKI
THE UTILIZATION OF DOMAIN-WALL VISCDSITY IN DATA-HANDLING DEVICES. VERNON L. NEWHOUSE
RELIABILITY IN BUSINESS SYSTEMS. HERBERT T. GLANTZ
ON PREDICTION OF SYSTEM PERFORMANCE FROM INFORMATION ON COMPONENT PERFOKMANCE • JOAN R. ROSE~BLATT
EVALUATION OF FAILURE DATA. HERBERT I. ZAGOR
ACCURACY CONTROL SYSTEMS FOR MAGNETIC-CORE MEMORIES. A. KATZ, A. G. JONES, G. REZEK
DESIGN OF A BASIC COMPUTER BUILDING BLDCK • J. ALMAN, P. PHIPPS, o. WILSON
ERROR DETECTION IN REDUNDANT SYSTEMS. S. SCHNEIDER, D. H. WAGNER
ANALOG LOGARITHMIC ANO ANTILOGARITHMIC CIRCUITS USING SWITCHING TRANSISTORS. A. J. SCHIEWE, K. CHEN
HIGH-SPEEO DIGITAL-TO-ANALOG CONVERSION BY INTEGRATION OF A VARIABLE-RATE PULSE TRAIN. A. DEAN GLICK
A RELIABLE METHOD OF DRIFT STABILIZATION AND ERROR DETECTION IN LARGE-SCALE ANALOG COMPUTERS.
EVERFTT E. EDDEY
A NEW METHOD OF VERIFYING ANALDG COMPUTER PROBLEMS ANO PERFORMANCES. WILLARD C.MEILANOER
THE LINCOLN TX-2 COMPUTER DEVELOPMENT • WESLEY A. CLARK
A FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION OF THE LINCOLN TX-2 COMPUTER • J. M. FRANKOVICH, H. P. PETERSON
THE LINCOLN TX-2 INPUT-OUTPUT SYSTEM. JAMES W. FORGIE
MEMORY UNITS IN THE LINCOLN TX-2 • RICHARD L. BEST
TRANSISTOR CIRCUITRY IN THE LINCOLN TX-2 • KENNETH H. OLSEN
DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES IMPROVE RELIABILITY. M. GREMS, R. K. SMITH, W. STADLER
ERROR DETECTION AND ERROR CORRECTIDN IN REAL-TIME DIGITAL COMPUTERS. ANTHONY RALSTON
THE FORTRAN AUTOMATIC CODING SYSTEM. J. W. BACKUS, R. J. BEEBER, S. BEST, R. GOLDBERG, L. M. HAIST,
H. L. HERRICK, R. A. NELSON, D. SAYRE, P. B. SHERIDAN, H. STERN, I. lILLER, R. A. HUGHES, R. NUTT
THE INTERPRETATION A~D ATTAINMENT OF RELIABILITY IN INDUSTRIAL DATA SYSTEMS. BRUCE K. SMITH
ACCURACY CONTROL IN THE RCA BIZMAC SYSTEM. I. COHEN, J. G. SMITH, A. M. SPIELBERG
CONTINUOUS COMPUTER OPERATIONAL RELIABILITY. ROBERT D. BRISKMAN
FIELD PERFORMANCE OF A NEW AUTDMATIC FAULT-LOCATING MEANS. J. F. SCULLY, L. P. COLANGELO
THE VARIABLE WORD AND RECORD LENGTH AND THE COMBINED RECORD APPROACH ON ELECTRONIC DATA-PKOCESSING SYSTEMS
• NEAL J. DEAN
EMPIRICAL EXPLORATIONS OF THE LOGIC THEORY MACHINE, A CASE STUDY IN HEURISTIC. A. NEWELL, J. C. SHAW,
H. A. SIMON
PROGRAMMING THE LOGIC THEORY MACHINE. A. NEWELL, J. C. SHAW
WELCOME ADDRESS • W. H. WARE
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

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THE SOCIAL CONSEQUENCES OF AUTOMATION. HAROLD D. LASWELL
THE SOCIAL PROBLEMS OF AUTOMATION. J. B. SCHAFER
THE SOCIAL PROBLEM OF AUTOMATION • CUTHBERT C. HURD
TRANSISTOR RESISTOR LOGIC CIRCUITS FOR DIGITAL DATA SYSTEMS. T. R. FINCH
DIRECT COUPLED TRANSISTOR LOGIC CIRCUITRY. JAMES B. ANGELL
SYMMETRICAL TRANSISTOR LOGIC. R. H. BAKER
IBM CURRENT MODE TRANSISTOR LOGICAL CIRCUITS. J. L. WALSH
MICROSADIC A HIGH-SPEED DATA-PREPARATION SYSTEM WITH VARIABLE FORMAT OUTPUT • HELMUT SCHWAB
A COMPUTER-INTEGRATEO RAPID-ACCESS MAGNETIC TAPE SYSTEM WITH FIXED ADDRESS. R. L. BEST,
T. C. STOCKEBRAND
THE DYNAMICS OF TOGGLE ACTION • NORMAN L. KREUOER
A DIRECT ACCESS PHOTOMEMORY PART I, PROTOTYPE MACHINE SYSTEM. F. A. LITZ
DIRECT ACCESS PHOTOMEMORY PART II, SYSTEM CONSIDERATIONS. A. J. CRITCHLOW
THE FLOW DIAGRAM APPROACH TO COMPUTER LOGICAL DESIGN USING THE NCR 304 AS AN ILLUSTRATION. JAMES HUOSON,
WALTER EDWARDS, D. E. ECKDAHL
CASCADED VARIABLE CYCLE CONTROL AS APPLIED TO THE 220 COMPUTER. E. L. GLASER
THE RCA 501 ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM. GLEN E. POORTE, ARTHUR S. KRANZLEY
THE UNIVAC M-460 COMPUTER • J. E. THORNTON, M. MACAULEY, D. H. TDTH
A SPECIAL-PURPOSE SOLID-STATE COMPUTER USING SEQUENTIAL ACCESS MEMORY. W. A. CORNELL
ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS IN PERSPECTIVE. JOHN MCLEOD
THE CASE FOR COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL SIMULATION. WALTER W. VARNER
DIGITAL COMPUTER SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS IN REAL TIME. H. J. GRAY
SWITCHING TRANSISTORS • I. M. ROSS
SPECIAL-PURPOSE TUBES FOR COMPUTER APPLICATIONS. SAUL KUCHINSKY
SUPERCONDUCTIVE DEVICES. A. E. SLADE, H. MCMAHON
MAGNETIC SWITCHING • JAN A. RAJCHMAN
A COMMAND STRUCTURE FOR COMPLEX INFORMATION PROCESSING. J. C. SHAW, A. NEWELL, H. A. SIMON, r. O. ELLIS
THE SELECTION OF AN INSTRUCTION LANGUAGE. W. BUCHHOLZ
SYSTEM DESIGN OF THE GAMMA 60 • PHILLIPPE DREYFUS
A DIRECT READ-OUT BISTABLE CIRCUIT AND SOME APPLICATIONS OF IT • H. R. DE MIRANDA, I. RUDICH
FLOW GATING • W. J. POPPELBAUM
MINIMUM TRANSISTOR LOGIC MODULES FOR AIR-BORNE CONTROL APPLICATIONS. ARNEY LANDY JR
TRANSISTOR MAGNETIC CORE BILOGICAL ELEMENT. W. J. DUNNET, A. G. LEMACK
HIGH-SPEED CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES UTILIZING MINORITY CARRIER STORAGE TO ENHANCE TRANSIENT RESPONSE.
L. P. RETZINGER
A CHESS PLAYING PROGRAM FOR THE IBM 704 • A. BERNSTEIN, M. DE V. ROBERTS, T. ARBUCKLE, M. A. BELSKY
APPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS TO PROBLEMS IN THE STUDY OF VEHICULAR TRAFFIC. WALTER HOFFMAN,
RICHARD PAVLEY
THE ROLE OF THE OIGITAL COMPUTER IN MECHANICAL TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES. DAVID L. JOHNSON
THE APPLICATION OF A LARGE-SCALE ELECTRONIC COMPUTER TO THE ASSIGNMENT OF TELEPHONE FACILITIES.
MILTON DRANDELL
AN EXPERIMENT IN MECHANICAL SEARCHING OF RESEARCH LITERATURE WITH RAMAC • F. E. FIRTH
BLOCK DIAGRAMS IN LOGIC DESIGN. LOWELL S. BENSKY
LOGICAL OESIGN METHODS • R. K. RICHARDS
MACHINE LANGUAGE IN DIGITAL COMPUTER DESIGN • H. L. ENGEL
THE ADVANTAGE OF LOGICAL EQUATION TECHNIQUES IN DESIGNING DIGITAL COMPUTERS. VICTOR L. HESSE
METHOOS OF FILE ORGA~IZATION FOR EFFICIENT USE OF IBM RAMAC FILES. W. P. HEISING
THE DESIGN AND SYSTEM ASPECTS OF THE HO FILE DRUM • H. W. FULLER, S. P. WOOOSUM, R. R. EVANS
TRANSISTORIZED MOOULAR POWER SUPPLIES FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS • THEOOORE C. GAMS
THE SHIFTRIX-MACHINE ORGANIZATION FOR HIGH-SPEED OIGITAL COMPUTATION. GERALD ESTRIN
A DEVICE TO FACILITATE COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTATION. B. L. SCHWARTZ, G. JENKINSON, L. WINSLOW,
B. GORDON, J. SOLOMON
COMMUNICATION BETWEEN COMPUTERS. WILLIAM S. KNOWLES, IRVING L. WIESELMAN, RAYMOND STUART-WILLIAMS
THE UNIVERSAL OATA TRANSCRIBER. A NEW APPROACH TO OATA CONVERSION EQUIPMENT • MARVIN S. MAXWELL
A UNIVERSAL COMPUTER-LANGUAGE TRANSLATOR. R. B. BONNEY
A COMPUTER ORIENTED TOWARD SPATIAL PROBLEMS. S. H. UNGER
THE MAGNETIC LEOGER CARD COMPUTER. THOMAS P. HOLLORAN
NEW HORIZONS IN SYSTEMS. DARWIN E. ELLETT
A MULTILDAD TRANSFLUXOR MEMORY. O. G. HAMMEL, W. L. MORGAN, R. D. SIDNAM
DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF MAO TRANSFER CIRCUITRY. D. R. BENNION, H. D. CRANE
A TWISTOR MATRIX MEMORY FOR SEMIPERMANENT INfORMATION • DUNCAN H. LOONEY
A CARO CHANGEABLE NONDESTRUCTIVE READOUT TwlSTOR STORE. J. J. DEBUSKE, J. JANIK JR, B. H. SIMONS
SQUARE-LOOP MAGNETIC LOGIC CIRCUITS • EDWARD P. STABLER
RELATIVE MERITS OF GENERAL AND SPECIAL PURPOSE COMPUTERS FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL. A. OPLER, N. BAIRD
A SPECIALIZED LIBRARY INDEX SEARCH COMPUTER. B. KESSEL, A. OELUCIA
PROGRAMMED INTERPRETATION OF TEXT AS A BASIS FOR INFORMATION-RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS • L. OOYLE
A THEORY OF INFORMATION RETRIEVAL. CLINTON M. WALKER
THE ROLE OF USAF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL AND MACHINE TRANSLATION.
ROBERT F. SAMSON
COMPUTING EDUCATEO GUESSES. E. S. SPIEGELTHAL
A MEMORY OF 314 MILLION BITS CAPACITY WITH FAST AND OIRECT ACCESS, ITS SYSTEMS AND ECONOMIC CONSIDERATIONS
• N. BISHOP, A. I. OUMEY
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL ON A HIGH-SPEED COMPUTER. A. R. BARTON, V. L. SCHAll, L. N. CAPLAN
THE NEXT TwENTY YEARS IN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL, SOME GOALS AND PREDICTIONS • CALVIN N. MOOERS
SIMULATION OF AN INFJRMATION CHANNEL ON THE IBM 704 COMPUTER. E. G. NEWMAN, L. O. NIPPE
A COMPILER WITH AN ANALOG-ORIENTED INPUT LANGUAGE. M. L. STEIN, J. ROSE, D. B. PARKER
AUTOMATIC DESIGN OF LOGICAL NETwORKS. T. C. BARTEE
THE ROLE OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN THE OYNAMIC OPTIMIZATION OF CHEMICAL REACTIONS. R. E. KALMAN,
R. W. KOEPCKE
SIMULATION OF HUMAN PROBLEM-SOLVING. W. G. BOURICIUS, J. M. KELLER
THE ROLE OF THE UNIVERSITY IN COMPUTERS, DATA PROCESSING, AND RELATED FIELDS. LOUIS FEIN
THE RCA 501 ASSEMBLY SYSTEM. H. BROMBERG, T. M. HUREwITZ, K. KOZARSKY
A PROGRAM TO DRAW MULTILEVEL FLOW CHARTS. LOIS M. HAIST
A COMPILER CAPABLE OF LEARNING. RICHARD F. ARNOLD
SPECIAL-PURPOSE, ELECTRONIC DATA SYSTEMS, THE SOLUTION TO INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL AUTOMATION.
wILLIAM V. CROWLEY
THE RESIDUE NUMBER SYSTEM. HARVEY L. GARNER
SYSTEM EVALUATION AND INSTRUMENTATION FOR MILITARY SPECIAL-PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER SYSTEMS.
A. J. STRASSMAN, L. H. KURKJIAN
AUTOMATIC FAILURE RECOVERY IN A DIGITAL OATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM. R. H. DOYLE, R. A. MEYER, R. P. PEDOWITZ
A HIGH-SPEED DATA TRANSLATOR FOR COMPUTER SIMULATION OF SPEECH AND TELEVISION DEVICES. E. E. DAVID JR,
M. V. MATHEWS, H. S. MCDONALD
SOME EXPERIMENTS IN MACHINE LEARNING • HOWARD CAMPAIGNE
SOME COMMUNICATION ASPECTS OF CHARACTER-SENSING SYSTEMS. CLYDE C~ HEASLY JR
AN APPROACH TO COMPUTERS THAT PERCEIVE, LEARN, AND REASON. PETER H. GREENE
AUTOMATIC OATA PROCESSING IN THE TACTICAL FIELD ARMY. A. B. CRAWfORD
DATA TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT CONCEPTS FOR FIELOATA • W. F. LUEBBERT
A HIGH-ACCURACY, REAL-TIME DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR USE IN CONTINUOUS CONTROL SYSTEMS. W. J. MILAN-KAMSKI
THE MAN-COMPUTER TEAM IN A SPACE ECOLOGY. J. STROUD, J. MCLEOD
THE RCA 501 HIGH-SPEEO PRINTERS, THE STORY OF A PRODUCT OESIGN • C. ECKEL, O. FLECHTNER
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

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A DIGITAl COMPUTER FOR INOUSTRIAL PROCESS ANALVSIS ANO CONTROL. EDWARD L. 8RAUN
THE 8URROUGHS 220 HIGH-SPEED PRINTER SYSTEM • F. W. BAUER, P. D. KING
THE ACRE COMPUTER, A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR A MISSILE CHECKOUT SYSTEM • RICHARD I. TANAKA
IBM 7070 DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM. J. SVIGALS
AN ORGANIZATIONAL APPROACH TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN INTEGRATED DATA-PROCESSING PLAN. GEORGE J. FLEMING
DEVELOPING A LONG-RANGE PLAN FOR CORPORATE METHODS AND THE OEPENOENCE ON ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING.
NORMAN J. REAM
A GENERAL APPROACH TO PLANNING FOR MANAGEMENT USE OF EDPM EQUIPMENT. GOMER H. REDMOND
DYNAMIC PRODUCTION SCHEDULING Of JOB-SHOP OPERATIONS ON THE IBM 70lt DATA-PROCESSING EQUIPMENT •
L. N. CAPLAN, V. L. SCHATZ
NUMERICAL METHODS fOR HIGH-SPEED COMPUTERS, A SURVEY. GEORGE E. FORSYTHE
MORE ACCURATE LINEAR LEAST SQUARES • RICHARD E. VON HDLDT
THE CORDIC COMPUTING TECHNIQUE • JACK VOLDER
MONTE CARLO CALCULATIONS IN STATISTICAL MECHANICS. W. W. WOOD, J. D. JACOBSON
REAL-TIME DIGITAL ANALYSIS AND ERROR-COMPENSATING TECHNIQUES. WALLY ITO
AUTOMATIC DIGITAL MATRIC STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS. M. CHIRICO, B. KLEIN, A. OWENS
A NEW APPROACH TO HIGH-SPEED LOGIC • W. D. ROWE
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL STUDY. ROBERT COCHRAN
COMMUNICATION ACROSS LANGUAGE BARRIERS. W. F. WHITMORE
SYMBOLIC LANGUAGE TRANSLATION. EUGENE C. GLUESING
A GENERALIZED SCANNER FOR PATTERN- AND CHARACTER-RECOGNITION STUDIES. W. H. HIGHLEYMAN, L. A. KAMENTSKY
FILE SEARCHING USING VARIABLE LENGTH KEYS. RENE DE LA BRIANDAIS
PROGRAM DESIGN TO ACHIEVE MAXIMUM UTILIZATION IN A REAL-TIME COMPUTING SYSTEM • A. FREDERICK ROSENE
PATTERN AND CHARACTER RECOGNITION/ SYSTEMS, PICTURE PROCESSING BY NETS Of NEURON-LIKE ELEMENTS.
L. A. KAMENTSKY
,
THE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITV OF ENGINEERS ANO SCIENTISTS • F. 8. WOOD
E~ERGENCV SIMULATION OF THE DUTIES OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. LOUIS L. SUTRO
CAN COMPUTERS HELP SOLVE SOCIETY'S PROBLEMS. JEROME ROTHSTEIN
THE MEASUREMENT OF SOCIAL CHANGE. RICHARD L. MEIER
SIMULATION OF SAMPLED-DATA SYSTEMS USING ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERTERS. MICHAEL S. SHUMATE
FOXY 2, A TRANSISTORIZED ANALOG MEMORV FOR FUNCTIONS OF TWO VARIABLES. L. J. KAMM, P. C. SHERERTZ,
L. E. STEFFEN
A TIME-SHARING ANALOG COMPUTER • JOHN V. REIHING JR
COMPUTERS, THE ANSWER TO REAL-TIME FLIGHT ANALYSIS. GUENTHER HINTZE
INDUSTRY'S ROLE IN SUPPORTING HIGH-SCHOOL SCIENCE PROGRAMS. J. O. PAIVINEN
THE HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT AND PREDICTED STATE-OF-THE-ART OF THE GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER.
C. P. BOURNE, D. FORD
THE HARVEST SYSTEM • P. S. HERWITZ, J. H. POMERENE
ORGANIZATION OF COMPUTER SYSTEMS, THE FIXED PLUS VARIABLE STRUCTURE COMPUTER. GERALD ESTRIN
HORIZONS IN COMPUTER SYSTEMS DESIGN. W. F. BAUER
A MULTI-LEVEL FILE STRUCTURE FOK INFORMATION PROCESSING. L. MILLER, J. MINKER, W. G. REED, W. E. SHINDLE
SYMBOLIC LOGIC IN LANGUAGE ENGINEERING. H. M. SEMARNE
THE FACT COMPILER, A SYSTEM FOR THE EXTRACTION, STORAGE, AND RETRIEVAL OF INFORMATION. CHARLES KELLOGG
A WORD-ORIENTED TRANSISTOR DRIVEN NON-DESTRUCTIVE READ-OUT MEMORY. T. C. PENN, D. G. FISCHER
UNIFlUXOR, A PERMANEH MEMORY El'EMENT • A. M. RENARD, W. J. NEUMANN
CHARACTERISTICS OF A MULTIPLE MAGNETIC PLANE THIN FILM MEMORY DEVICE. K. D. BROADBENT, S. SHOHARA,
G. WOLFE JR
ANALOG TIME DELAV SYSTEM. C. D. HOFMANN, H. L. PIKE
DAFT, A DIGITAL-ANALOG FUNCTION TABLE. R. M. BECK, J. M. MITCHELL
MATHEMATICAL APPLICATIONS OF THE DVNAMIC STORAGE ANALOG COMPUTER. J. M. ANDREWS
RECOGNITION OF SLOPPY, HAND-PRINTED CHARACTERS. W. DOVLE
EMPIRICAL EXPLORATlO,~S OF THE GEOMETRY THEOREM MACHINE • H. GELERNTER, J. R. HANSEN, D. II. LOVELAND
A SUGGESTED MODEL FOR INFORMATION REPRESENTATION IN A COMPUTER THAT PERCEIVES, LEARNS, AND REASONS.
P. H. GREENE
ANALOG COMPUTER TECHNIQUES FOR PLOTTING BODE AND NYQUIST DIAGRAMS. G. A. BEKEY, L. W. NEUSTADT
ON THE ~EDUCTIDN OF ERROR IN CERTAIN ANALOG COMPUTER CALCULATIONS BV THE USE OF CONSTRAINT EQUATIONS.
R. M. TURNER
THE USE OF PARAMETER INFLUENCE COEFFICIENTS IN COMPUTER ANALVSIS OF DYNAMIC SYSTEMS. HANS f. MEISS INGER
DATA PROCESSING, WHAT NEXT • J. M. SALZER
THE OUTLOOK FOR MACHINE TRANSLATION. F. L. ALT
COMPUTERS FOR ARTILLERV • L. R. VAN DE VElDE
COMMUNICATIONS WITHI~ A POLYMORPHIC INTELLECTRONIC SYSTEM. G. P. WEST, R. J. KOERNER
ENCODING OF INCOMPLETELY SPECIFIED BOOLEAN MATRICES. T. A. DOLOTTA, E. J. MCCLUSKEY JR
A BUILT-IN TABLE LOOKUP ARITHMETIC UNIT. R. C. JACKSON, W. H. RHODES JR, W. D. WINGER, J. G. BRENZA
ON MICROELECTRONIC COMPONENTS, INTERCONNECTIONS, AND SYSTEM FABRICATION. K. R. SHOULDERS
ON ITERATIVE CIRCUIT COMPUTERS CONSTRUCTED OF MICROELECTRONIC COMPONENTS AND SYSTEMS. J. H. HOLLAND
ON PROGRAMMING A HIGHLY PARALLEL MACHINE TO BE AN INTELLIGENT TECHNICIAN. A. NEWELL
ON A POTENTIAL CUSTOMER FOR AN INTELLIGENT TECHNICIAN. C. WEST CHURCHMAN
REAL-TIME AUTOMOBILE RIDE SIMULATION. R. H. KOHR
ANALOG COMPUTER SERVES AS BOTH SYSTEMS ANALYSIS TOOL AND OPERATOR TRAINING FACILITY FOR ENRI~O FERMI
ATOMIC POWER PLANT • S. N. IRWIN, R. KLEY
ANATRAN, FIRST STEP IN BREEDING THE DIGINALOG • L. OHLINGER
MAN-TO-MACHINE COMMU~ICATION AND AUTOMATIC CODE TRANSLATION. A. W. HOLT, W. J. TURANSKI
THE COMPUTER OPERATION LANGUAGE. G.• F. RYCKMAN
A NEW APPROACH TO THE PROGRAMMING PROBLEM • W. ORCHARD-HAYS
A LINE-nRAWING PATTERN RECOGNIZER. L. D. HARMON
AUTOMATIC STORE AND FORWARD MESSAGE SWITCHING SYSTEM • T. L. GENETTA, H. P. GUERBER, A. S. RETTIG
PRODUCTION OF MAGAZINE LABELS BY THE VIDEDGRAPH PROCESS. B. H. KLVCE, J. J. STONE
SIMULATION, A SURVEY. H. H. HARMAN
MANAGEMENT GAMES AND COMPUTERS • J. M. KIBBEE
AN ON-LINE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM USING ENGLISH LANGUAGE. A. VAZSONYI
APPLICATION OF DIGITAL SIMULATION TECHNIQUES TO HIGHWAY DESIGN PROBLEMS. A. GLICKSTEIN, S. L. LEVY
THE USE OF MANNED SIMULATION IN THE DESIGN OF AN OPERATIONAL CONTROL SYSTEM. M. A. GEISLER, W. A. STEGER
A SURVEY OF,MICROSVSTEM ELECTRONICS. PETER B. MEYERS
TESTING OF MICROLOGIC ELEMENTS • R. ANDERSON
INTERCONNECTION TECHNIQUES FOR SEMICONDUCTOR NETWORKS • J. S. KILBV
MICROSYSTEM COMPUTER TECHNIQUES. E. LUEDICKE, A. MEDWIN
MODELING HUMAN MENTAL PROCESSES. H. A. SIMON
THE SIMULATION OF VERBAL LEARNING BEHAVIOR. E. FEIGENBAUM
SIMULATION OF BEHAVIOR IN THE BINARV CHOICE EXPERIMENT. J. FELDMAN
PROGRAMMING A MODEL OF HUMAN CONCEPT FORMULATION. C. I. HOVLAND, E. B. HUNT
PARALLELISM IN COMPUTER ORGANIZATION RANDOM NUMBER GENeRATION IN THE FIXED PLUS VARIABLE COMPUTER SYSTEM.
M. AOKI, G. ESTRIN, T. TANG
THE CELLSCAN SYSTEM, A LEUCOCYTE PATTERN ANALYZER. KENDALL PRESTON JR
APPLICATION OF COMPUTERS TO CIRCUIT DESIGN FOR UNIVAC LARC • G. KASKEY, N. S. PRVWES, H. LUKOFF
WIDE TEMPERATURE RANGE COINCIDENT CURRENT CORE MEMORIES. R. S. WEISZ, N. ROSENBERG
DESCRIPTIVE LANGUAGES AND PROBLEM SOLVING. MARVIN MINSKY
BASEBALL, AN AUTOMATIC QUESTION-ANSWERER. BERT F. GREEN.JR, ALICE K. WOLF, CAROL CHOMSKY,
KENNETH LAUGHERV
A BASIS FOR A MATHEMATICAL THEORV OF COMPUTATION. JOHN MCCARTHY
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RETRIEVAL, STATE OF THE ART • DO~ R. SWANSON
TECHNICAL INFORMATION FLOW PATTERN. M. M. KESSLER
A SCREE~ING METHOD FOR LARGE INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS. ROBERT T. MOORE
WHAT IS AN INTELLIGENT MACHINE. W. ROSS ASHBY
ANALYSIS OF PERCEPTRONS • H. D. BLOCK
PHYSIOLOGY OF AUTOMATA • MURRAY L. BABCOCK
COMBINEO ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTING ELEMENTS. HERMANN SCHMID
OPTIMIZATION OF ANALOG COMPUTER LINEAR SYSTEM DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS. C. H. SINGLE, E. M. BILLINGHURST
DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF A SAMPLEO-DATA SIMULATOR. J. E. REICH, J. J. PEREZ
DIGITAL CLOCK DELAY GENERATORS AND RUN COUNTER FOR A REPETITIVE ANALOG COMPUTER. T. BRUBAKER, H. ECKES
31.1 TRENDS IN DESIGN OF LARGE COMPUTER SYSTEMS. C. W. ADAMS
31.5 CURRENT PROBLEMS IN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING. ASCHER OPLER
371 A FIRST VERSION OF U~COL • T. B. STEEL JR
379 A METHOD OF COMBINING ALGOL AND COBOL • J. E. SAMMET
389 ALGY, AN ALGEBRAIC MANIPULATION PROGRAM • M. D. BERNICK, E. D. CALLENDER, J. R. SANFORO
393 A NEW APPROACH TO THE FUNCTIONAL DESIGN OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER. R. S. BARTON
391 THE JOVIAL CHECKER. M. WILKERSD~
405 FACTORS AFFECTI~G CHOICE OF MEMORY ELEMENTS. CLAUOE F. KING
411 A NONDESTRUCTIVE READOUT FILM MEMORY. R. J. PETSCHAUER, R. D. TURNQUIST
427 TUNNEL DIODE STORAGE USING CURRENT SENSING. E. R. BECK, D. A. SAVITT, A. E. WHITESIDE
443 THE DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW NONDESTRUCTIVE MEMORY ELEMENT. A. W. VINAL
415 HIGH-SPF.ED OPTICAL COMPUTERS A~O QUANTUM TRANSITION MEMORY DEVICES. L. C. CLAPP
490 OPT.! MIZAT ION OF A RADAR A~D ITS E~VIRONMENT BY GEESE, GENERAL ElECTRIC ELECTRONIC SYSTEM EVALUA TOR
TECHNIQUES. L. BERGER, R. M. TAYLOR
501 THE SPECTRAL EVALUATI ON OF ITERATIVE DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER INTEGRATION TECHNIQUES • M. GILllLA'ID
519 A~ ITERATION PROCEDURE FOR PARAMETRIC MODEL BUILDING AND BOU~DARY VALUE PROBLEMS. WALTER BRUNNER
535 ANALOG SIMULATIO~ OF UNDERGROUND WATER FLOW IN THE LOS ANGELES COASTAL PLAI~ • D. A. OARMS, H. N. TYSON
545 A SELF-ORGANIZING RECOGNITION SYSTEM. R. J. SINGER
555 A PATTERN RECOGNITIOr.! PROGRAM THAT GENERATES, EVALUATES AND ADJUSTS ITS OWN OPERATORS. L. U"IR,
C. VOSSLER
571 AN EXPERIMENTAL PROGRAM FOR THE SELECTION OF DISJUNCTIVE HYPOTHESES. M. KOCHEN
519 TIME-ANALYSIS OF LOGICAL PROCESSES IN MAN. U. NEISSER
587 COMPUTER-BASED MANAGEMENT CONTROL • A. J. ROWE
593 AMERICA~ AIRLINES SABRE ELECTRONIC RESERVATIONS SYSTEM. M. N. PERRY, W. R. PLUGGE
603 REAL-TIME MANAGEMENT CONTROL AT HUGHES AIRCRAFT. O. R. PARDEE
613 THE COMPUTER SIMULATION OF A COLONIAL, SOCIO-ECONOMIC SOCIETY. W. D. HOWARD
623 X-15 ANALOG FLIGHT SIMULATIO~, SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT AND PILOT TRAINING. NORMAN COOPER
639 ANALOG-DIGITAL HYBRID COMPUTERS IN SIMULATION WITH HUMANS ANO HARDWARE • O. F. THOMAS
645 THE AUTOMATIC OETERMINATION OF HUMAN AND OTHER SYSTEM PARAMETERS. T. F. POTTS, G. N. ORNSTEIN,
A. B. CLYMER
1 TOWARD A GENERAL SIMULATION CAPABILITY. MICHAEL R. LACKNER
15 A NONLINEAR DIGIT~L OPTIMIZING PROGRAM FOR PROCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS. RAYMOND A. MUGELE
33 A SIMULATION OF A BUSINESS FIRM. CHARLES P. BONINI
39 MH-I, A COMPUTER-DPE~ATED MECHANICAL HAND. HEINRICH A. ERNST
53 AN ABSTRACT MACHINE BASED ON CLASSICAL ASSOCIATION PSYCHOLOGY. RICHARD F. REISS
71 THE GODEL INCOMPLETE~ESS THEOREM AND INTELLIGENT MACHINES. FRANK B. CANNON ITO
19 A SUPERCONDUCTIVE ASSOCIATIVE MEMORY. PAUL M. OAVIES
89 A CRYOGENIC OATA ADDRESSED MEMORY • V. L. NEWHOUSE, R. E. FRUIN
101 CIRCUITS FOR THE FX-I COMPUTER. KENNETH H. KONKLE
113 ON-LINE MAN-COMPUTER COMMUNICATION. J. C. R. LICKLIDER, WELDEN E. CLARK
129 SOLUTION OF NON-LINEAR INTEGRAL EQUATIONS USING ON-LINE COMPUTER CONTROL. GLEN J. CULLER, RaSERT W. HUFF
139 ARE THE MAN AND THE MACHINE RELATIONS. BURTON R. WOLIN
141 PROBLEMS IN THE STUDY OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM • BELMONT G. FARLEY
153 NEURAL ANALOGS • LEON D. HARMON
159 THE CAUDAL PHOTORECEPTOR OF THE CRAYFISH, A QUANTITATIVE STUDY OF RESPONSES TO INTENSITY, TEMPORAL AND
WAVELENGTH VARIABLES • WILLIAM R. UTTAL, HEDWIG KASPRZAK
171 A THEORY AND SIMULATION OF RHYTHMIC BEHAVIOR DUE TO RECIPROCAL INHIBITION IN SMALL NERVE NETS.
RICHARD F. REISS
195 THE MANIAC III ARITHMETIC SYSTEM. ROBERT L. ASHENHURST
203 AN ORGANIZATION OF A~ ASSOCIATIVE CRYOGENIC COMPUTER. ROBERT F. ROSIN
213 INTEGRATION AND AUTOMATIC FAULT LOCATION TECHNIQUES IN LARGE DIGITAL DATA SYSTEMS. DONALD W. LIDDELL
225 THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN ANALYSIS. WALTER J. KARPLUS, LADIS D. KOVACH
235 ANALOG SIMULATIO~ OF PARTICLE TRAJECTORIES IN FLUID FLOW. VANCE D. NORUM, MARVIN ADELBERG,
ROBERT L. FARRENKOPF
255 THE APPLICATION OF FI~ITE FOURIER TRANSFORMS TO ANALOG COMPUTER SIMULATIONS. ERIC LIBAN
21.7 ANALOG SIMULATION OF THE RE-ENTRY OF A BALLISTIC MISSILE WARHEAD AND MULTIPLE OECOYS • L. E. FOGARTY,
R. M. HOWE
219 THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN EMPIRICALLY BASED MATHEMATICALLY DERIVED CLASSIfiCATION SYSTEM. HAROLD BORKO
291 THE STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL OF PHYSIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL DATA IN A MODERN HOSPITAL. PAUL C. TIFFANY
307 FACT SEGMENTATION. MARTIN N. GREENFIELD
317 A GENERAL TEST DATA GENERATOR FOR COBOL • RICHARD L. SAUOER
325 DATA STRUCTURES THAT GENERALIZE RECTANGULAR ARRAYS. SAMUEL A. HOFFMAN
335 AN EXPERIMENTAL TIME-SHARING SYSTEM. FERNANDO J. CORBATO, MARJORIE MERWIN-DAGGETT, ROBERT C. DALEY
345 A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE • KENNETH E. IVERSON
353 DESIGN OF A ONE-MEGACYCLE ITERATION RATE DDA • R. E. BRADLEY, J. F. GENNA
365 DOA ERROR ANALYSIS USING SAMPLED DATA TECHNIQUES. DON J. NELSON
377 HYBRID TECHNIQUES APPLIED TO OPTIMIZATION PROBLEMS. HANS S. WITSENHAUSEN
1 DETERMINING FASTEST ROUTES USING FIXED SCHEDULES. B. M. LEVIN, S. HEDETNIEMI
9 EQUITABLE DISTRIBUTION. J. A. GOSDEN
17 RAMPS, A TECHNIQUE FOR RESOURCE ALLOCATION AND MULTI-PROJECT SCHEDULING. J. MOSHMAN, J. JOH~SON,
M. LARSEN
29 TIME SHARING ON THE FERRANTI-PACKARD FP6000 COMPUTER SYSTEM. F. M. MARCOTTY, F. M. LONGSTAFF,
A. P. M. WILLIAMS
41 THE 0825 AUTOMATIC OPERATING AND SCHEDULING PROGRAM. R. N. THOMPSON, J. A. WILKINSON
51 A TIME-SHARING DEBUGGING SYSTEM FOR A SMALL COMPUTER. S. BOlLEN, E. FREDKIN, J. C. R. LICKLIDER,
J. MCCARTHY
59 EXPERIENCE WITH THE ATLAS SCHEDULING SYSTEM. D. J. HOWARTH
69 DYSAC, A DIGITALLY SIMULATED ANALOG COMPUTER. J. R. HURLEY, J. J. SKILES
83 DAS, A DIGITAL ANALOG SIMULATOR. R. A. GASKILL, J. W. HARRIS, A. L. MCKNIGHT
91 SIX DEGREE-OF-FREEDOM SIMULATION OF A MANNEO ORBITAL DOCKING SYSTEM. J. C. FOX, T. G. WINDEKNECHT
105 APPLICATION OF HYBRID ANALOG AND DIGITAL TECHNIQUES IN THE AUTOMATIC MAP COMPILATION SYSTEM. S. BERTRAM
113 AUTOMATIC READING MACHINE FOR TELEGRAPH SERVICE. W. D. BUCKINGHAM
117 A RESEARCH LABORATORY FOR PROCESSING AND DISPLAYING SATELLITE DATA IN REAL TIME. B. K. KERSEY,
R. H. SPITLER
127 A REAL TIME MULTI-COMPUTER SYSTEM FOR LUNAR AND PLANETARY SPACE FLIGHT DATA PROCESSING. W. HOOVER,
A. ARCAND, T. B. MILLER
141 GROUNO OPERATION EQUIPMENT FOR THE ORBITING ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATORY. A. G. FERRIS, E. J. HABIB,
H. W. COOPER, R. L. MCCONAUGHY
155 ERROR DETECTION CORRECTION AND CONTROL. R. STEENECK
lli3 STATE OF THE ART IN SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING. R. W. HAMMING
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STATE OF THE ART OF PROGRAMMING • R. S. BARTON
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS FOR INOUSTRY AND THE MILITARY, A CRITICAL REVIEW OF THE LAST TEN YEARS •
D. F. BLUMBERG
AUTOMATIC PARAMETER OPTIMIZATION AS APPLIED TO TRANSDUCER DESIGN. M. HOWELL
HYBRID COMPUTER SOLUTION OF TIME-OPTIMAL CONTROL PROBLEMS. E. G. GILBERT _
MULTIPLE INTEGRALS ON A NON-REPETITIVE ANALOG COMPUTER. A. HAUSNER
HYBRID TECHNIQUES FOR ANALOG FUNCTION GENERATION • W. E. CHAPELLE
AUTOMATIC STRATIFICATION OF INFORMATION. D. LEFKOVITZ, N. S. PRYWES
A COMPUTER APPROACH TO CONTENT ANALYSIS, STUDIES USING THE GENERAL INQUIRER SYSTEM. P. J. STO~E,
E. B. HUNT
SELECTIVE DISSEMINATION OF INFORMATION ISDI), STATE OF THE ART IN MAY, 1963 • C. B. HENSLEY
COMPUTER CONTROLLED PRINTING. M. P. BARNETT, D. J. MOSS, D. A. LUCE, K. L. KELLY
ON THE SOLUTION OF AN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL PROBLEM. B. H. SAMS
AN OUTLINE OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR A COMPUTER-AIDED OESIGN SYSTEM. S. A. COONS
THEORETICAL FOUNOATIONS FOR THE COMPUTER-AIDEO DESIGN SYSTEM. D. T. ROSS, J. E. RODRIGUEZ
MAN-MACHINE CONSOLE FACILITIES FOR COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN. R. STOTZ
SKETCHPAD, A MAN-MACHINE GRAPHICAL COMMUNICATION SYSTEM. I. E. SUTHERLAND
SKETCHPAD III, A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR DRAWING IN THREE DIMENSIONS. T. E. JOHNSON
KEY ADDRESSING OF RANDOM ACCESS MEMORIES BY RADIX TRANSFORMATION. A. D. LIN
ADAM, A PROBLEM-ORIENTEO SYMBOL PROCESSOR • A. P. MULLERY, R. F. SCHAUER, R. RICE
ASSOCIATIVE TECHNIQUES WITH COMPLEMENTING FLIP-FLOPS. E. S. LEE
PHYSICAL AND LOGICAL DESIGN OF A HIGHLY PARALLEL COMPUTER. J. S. SQUIRE, S. M. PALAIS
MANNED SPACECRAFT SIMULATION • J. H. MCLEOD
PROFESSIONAL GROUP ON ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS liRE TRANSACTIONS ON ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS.)
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A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR AIRBORNE CONTROL SYSTEMS • ELDRED NELSON
STATIC-DYNAMIC DESIGN OF FLIP-FLOP CIRCUITS • C. L. WANLASS
APPLICATIONS OF CRC-ID5 DECIMAL DIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER. ERIC WEISS
MULTIDIMENSIONAL MAGNETIC MEMORY SELECTION SYSTEMS. M. K. HAYNES
OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH UNIVAC SYSTEMS. J. R. WEINER
AN AUTOMATIC CRUISE CONTROL COMPUTER FOR LONG RANGE AIRCRAFT. J. R. SHULL
A STABILIZED ELECTRONIC MULTIPLIER. C. D. MORRILL, R. V. 8AUM
HIGH DENSITY DIGITAL RECORDING SYSTEM. J. T. POTTER, P. C. MICHEL
A COMPUTER FOR FLAW PLOTTING. NOEL B. BRAYMER
DYNAMIC CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES USED IN SEAC AND DYSEAC • R. D. ELBOURN, R. P. WITT
SYMBOLIC PROGRAMMING. NATHANIEL ROCHESTER
HIDDEN REGENERATIVE LOOPS IN ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS. LOUIS G. WALTERS
ELECTRICAL DELAY LINES FOR DIGITAL COMPUTER APPLICATIONS. J. R. ANDERSON
DESIGN OF TRIODE FLIP-FLOPS FOR LONG-TERM STABILITY. JOHN O. PAIVINEN, ISAAC L. AUERBACH
A PHOTOELECTRIC DECI~AL-CODED SHAFT DIGITIZER. W. H. LIBAW, L. J. CRAIG
AN ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERTER • A. D. SCARBROUGH
THE UNIVAC TUBE PROGRAM. T. O. HINKELMAN, M. KRAUS
REVIEW SECTION • H. D. HUSKEY
COMPUTER DEFINITIONS • N. ROCHESTER, W. H. WARE
SOLUTION OF LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH VARIA8LE COEFFICIENTS 8Y THE ELECTRONIC DIFFERE~TIAL
ANALYZER. CARL H. HOWE, ROBERT M. HOWE
AUTOMATIC BEAM CURRENT STABILIZATION FOR WILLIAMS TUBE MEMORIES. RUDOLPH J. KLEIN
ACCURACY OF AN ANALOG COMPUTER • LEE CAHN
THE MODEL II UNITYPER • LOUIS D. WILSON, SAUL MEYER
SYSTEM ORGANIZATION OF THE DYSEAC • A. L. LEINER, S. N. ALEXANDER
A TIME-SHARING ANALOG MULTIPLIER. H. FREEMAN, E. PARSONS
AN OPERATIONAL-DIGITAL FEED8ACK DIVIOER • M. A. MEYER, B. M. GORDON, R. N. NICOLA
LOGIC, DISCOVERY, AND THE FOUNDATIONS OF COMPUTING MACHINERY. M. E. MARON
SYSTEM DESIGN OF THE SEAC AND DYSEAC • A. L. LEINER, W. A. NOTl, J. L. SMITH, A. WEINBERGER
DIGITAL TECHNIQUES I~ ANALOG SYSTEMS. M. A. MEYER
A HIGH SPEED CORRELATOR • HAROLD BELL JR, VINCENT C. RIDEOUT
A WIDE-BAND SQUARE-LAW COMPUTING AMPLIFIER. AARON S. SOLTES
AN ANALOG MULTIPLIER USING THYRITE • L. D. KOVACH, W. COMLEY
A SUB-AUDIO TIME DELAY CIRCUIT • C. D. MORRILL
A PERMANENT HIGH SPEED STORE FOR USE WITH DIGITAL COMPUTERS. R. D. RYAN
APPLICATION OF BOOLEAN ALGEBRA TO SWITCHING CIRCUIT DESIGN AND TO ERROR DETECTION. D. E. MULLER
AN ALGEBRAIC THEORY FOR USE IN DIGITAL COMPUTER DESIGN. E. C. NELSON
AN IMPROVED READING SYSTEM FOR MAGNETICALLY RECORDED DIGITAL DATA. SAMUEL LUBKIN
A DIGITAL VOLTAGE ENCODER. J. R. ZWEIZIG
A NEW METHOD OF GENERATING FUNCTIONS. L. G. POLIMEROU
A FUNCTION GENERATOR FOR THE SOLUTION OF ENGINEERING OESIGN PROBLEMS. C. J. SAVANT, R. C. HOWARD
THE USE OF A REFLECTED COOE IN DIGITAL CONTROL SYSTEMS. F. A. FOSS
A TRANSISTORIZED PULSE CODE MOOULATOR • G. R. PARTRIOGE
A RADIO-FREQUENCY NO~DESTRUCTIVE READOUT FOR MAGNETIC-CORE MEMORIES. BERNARD WIDROW
TIME-DELAY NETWORKS FOR AN ANALOG COMPUTER • W. J. CUNNINGHAM
A STABILIZED DRIFTLESS ANALOG INTEGRATOR. HOWARD HAMER
A DESK-~ODEL ELECTRO~IC ANALOG COMPUTER. M. W. FOSSIER, H. A. ROSEN
ENGINEERING DESCRIPTION OF THE ELECTRODATA DIGITAL COMPUTER. JOHN C. ALRICH
TRANSISTOR CIRCUITRY FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS • C. L. WAN LASS
A HIGH-SPEED PERMANENT STORAGE DEVICE. JOSEPH M. WIER
CORRECTION, A TRANSISTORIZED PULSE CODE MODULATOR. G. R. PARTRIDGE
CONTROL FEATURES OF A MAGNETIC-DRUM TELEPHONE OFFICE. W. A. MALTHANER, H. E. VAUGHAN
STABILITY OF A METHOD OF SMOOTHING IN A DIGITAL CONTROL COMPUTER. WILLIAM KARUSH
REVIEW OF ELECTRONIC COMPUTER PROGRESS DURING 195~ • DAVID R. BROWN
PGEC STUDENT ACTIVITIES AND EDUCATION IN COMPUTERS. H. H. GOODE
A SURVEY OF ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER INSTALLATIONS. L. B. WADEL, A. W. WORTHAM
A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR USE IN AN OPERATIONAL FLIGHT TRAINER. W. H. DUNN, C. ELDERT, P. V. LEVONIAN
A DIODE MULTIPLEXER FOR ANALOG VOLTAGES. H. J. GRAY JR, M. RUBINOFF, J. TOMPKINS
SOME NOTES ON LOGICAL BINARY COUNTERS. R. M. BROWN
A VARIABLE BINARY SCALER. D. B. MURRAY
TIME-DELAY CIRCUITS. W. E. THOMSON
PGEC CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS
A LOGICAL READING SYSTEM FOR NONRETURN-TO-lERO MAGNETIC RECORDING. A. S. HOAGLAND
AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTING TECHNIQUE FOR THE SOLUTION OF TRIGONOMETRIC PROBLEMS. A. S. ROBINSON
AN ANALOG COMPUTER FOR THE SOLUTION OF TANGENTS. F. S. PRESTON
CLOSED-LOOP CONTROL SYSTEMS CONTAINING A DIGITAL COMPUTER. T. TEICHMANN
ON THE INPUT IMPEDANCE NETWORK ERROR IN OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS. H. HELLERMAN
TWO'S COMPLEMENT MULTIPLICATION IN BINARY PARALLEL DIGITAL COMPUTERS. J. E. ROBERTSON
FAST CARRY LOGIC FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS. B. GILCHRIST, J. H. POMERENE, S. Y. WONG
BIT STORAGE VIA ELECTRO-OPTICAL FEEDBACK. A. MILCH
TERNARY COUNTERS. R. S. MACKAY, R. MACINTYRE
A LOGARITHMIC VOLTAGE QUANTIZER • E. M. GLASER, H. BLASBALG
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

BIBLIOGRAPHY
PGEC55~
PGEC55~

PGEC561
PGEC561
PGEC561
PGEC561
PGEC561
PGEC561
PGEC561
PGEC561
PGEC561
PGEC562
PGEC562
PGEC562
PGEC562
PGEC562
PGEC563
PGEC563
PGEC563
PGEC563

156
158
1
7
12
15
19
21
26
36
~3

65
73
79
82
86
III
114
121
126

PGEC563 132
PGEC563 142
PGEC563 158
PGEC56~ 184
PGEC564 192
PGEC56~ 197
PGEC564 203
PGEC564 207
PGEC564 213
PGEC56~ 219
PGEC56~

22~

PGEC564 227
PGEC56~ 233
PGEC564 240
PGEC571
I
PGEC571
5
PGEC571 1~
PGEC571 21
PGEC571 30
PGEC571 37
PGEC571 49
PGEC571 55
PGEC572 71
PGEC572 72
PGEC572 74
PGEC572 B6
PGEC572 92
PGECS72 95
PGEC572 100
PGEC~72 103
PGEC572 lOB
PGEC573 143
PGEC573 15~
PGEt573 162
PGEC573 167
PGEC573 170
PGECS73
PGEC573
PGEC573
PGEC573
PGECS73
PGEC573
PGEC573
PGECS73
PGEC574

175
IB2
187
190
192
194
195
202
231
PGEC57~ 242
PGEC574 247
PGECS74 255
PGEC514 261
PGEC574 265
PGEC51~ 276
PGEC581
2
PGEC5Bl
6
PGEC581 17
PGEC581
PGEC581
PGEC581
PGEC581
PGEC581
PGECS81
PGEC581
PGEC581
PGEC581
PGEC581
PGEC582
PGEC582
PGEC582
PGEC5B2
PGEC5B2
PGEC582
PGEC582
PGEC5B2
PGEC582
27

23
32
34
41
48
52
57
60
61
65
91
97
103
109
119
122
123
123
129

HIGH OENSITY WILLIAMS STORAGE. S. Y. WONG
A OECIMAL CODE FOR ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERSION. B. LIPPEL
SEER, A SEQUENCE EXTRAPOLATING ROBOT. O. W. HAGELBARGER
AUTOMATIC DATA-ACCUMULATION SYSTEM FOR WIND TUNNELS. J. J. WEDEL, A. HUNTINGTON, M. B. BAIN
000 BINARY ASYNCHRONOUS COUNTERS. J. E. ROBERTSON
COMPLEXITY IN ELECTRONIC SWITCHING CIRCUITS • D. E. MULLER
ON THE WIRING OF TWO-DIMENSIONAL MULTIPLE-COINCIOENCE MAGNETIC MEMORIES. N. M. BLACHMAN
A PROGRAMMED VARIABLE-RATE COUNTER FOR GENERATING THE SINE FUNCTION. J. N. HARRIS
A TIME-DIVISION MULTIPLIER. M. LEJET LILAMANO
REPORT ON THE INTERNATIONAL ANALOGY COMPUTATION MEETING. N. M. BLACHMAN
REVIEW OF ELECTRONIC COMPUTER PROGRESS 1955 • J. P. NASH
A ONE-MICROSECOND AD~ER USING ONE-MEGACYCLE CIRCUITRY • A. WEINBERGER, J. L. SMITH
A SMALL COINCIDENT-CURRENT MAGNETIC MEMORY. W. J. BARTIK, T. H. 'BONN
REFLECTED NUMBER SYSTEMS • IVAN FLORES
ANALOG MULTIPLIERS AND SQUARERS USING A MULTIGRID MOOULATOR • R. L. SYDNOR, T. R. O'MEARA, J. STRATHMAN
TRANSISTORS IN CURRE~T-ANALOG COMPUTING. BRANCH P. KERFOOT
THE REPRESENTATION OF CONSTRAINTS BY MEANS OF AN ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER. OONALO T. GREENWOOO
HIGH-SPEED SHIFT REGISTERS USING ONE CORE PER BIT. V. L. NEWHOUSE, N. S. PRYWES
HIGH-SPEEO FLIP-FLOPS FOR THE MILLIMICROSECOND REGION. Z. BAY, N. T. GRISAMORE
A TOPOLOGICAL METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF THE MINIMAL FORMS OF A BOOLEAN FUNCTION. R. H. URBANO,
R. K. MUELLER
LOGIC CIRCUITS FOR A TRANSISTOR DIGITAL COMPUTER. G. W. BOOTH, T. P. BOTHWELL
SYMPOSIUM ON THE IMPACT OF COMPUTERS ON SCIENCE AND SOCIETY. A. V. ASTIN, R. E. MEAGHER, DAVIO SAYRE,
J. W. FORRESTER, LEON COHEN, A. W. JACOBSON, J. W. MAUCHLY
SOME AUTOMATIC DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN WESTERN EUROPE • NELSON M. BLACHMAN
A NEW TYPE OF FERROELECTRIC SHIFT REGISTER. JOHN R. ANDERSON
TRA~SISTOR SWITCHING CIRCUITS FOR HIGH-SPEED COMPUTER. G. J. PROM, R. L. CROSBY
ELECTRO~IC SWITCH FOR ANALOG COMPUTER SIMULATION. NICK D. DIAMANTIOES
REPRESENTATION OF NONLINEAR FUNCTIONS. ROBERT M. HOWE
AN ERROR ANALYSIS OF ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS. VELIO A. MARSOCCI
PULSE GENERATOR ANO HIGH-SPEED MEMORY CIRCUIT. Z. BAY, N. T. GRISAMORE
THE IBM 705 EDPM MEMORY SYSTEM. RICHARD E. MERWIN
RELIABILITY OF AN AIR DEFENSE COMPUTING SYSTEM, COMPONENT OEVELOPMENT • HAROLO F. HEATH JR
RELIABILITY Of AN AIR DEFENS~ COMPUTING SYSTEM, CIRCUIT DESIGN. RAYMOND E. NIENBURG
RELIABILITY OF AN AIR OEFENSE COMPUTING SYSTEM, MARGINAL CHECKING AND MAINTENANCE PROGRAMMIN~ •
M. M. ASTRAHAN, L. R. WALTERS
SYMPOSIUM, THE DESIGN OF MACHINES TO SIMULATE THE BEHAVIOR OF THE HUMAN BRAIN. W. S. MCCULL~CH,
A. G. OETTINGER, N. ROCHESTER, O. H. SCHMITT
THE LOGIC OF BIOIRECTIONAL BINARY COUNTERS. MARCEL J. E. GOLAY
THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF A SIMPLE GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER. STANLEY P. fRANKEL
A TRANSISTOR-DRIVEN MAGNETIC-CORE MEMORY. E. LEROY YOUNKER
CURRENT STEERING IN MAGNETIC CIRCUITS. J. A. RAJCHMAN, H. D. CRANE
AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG MULTIPLIER USING CARRIERS. ERICH S. WEIBEL
WAYS OF DEVELOPING SOVIET COMPUTER PRODUCTION, ABSTRACTS OF THE 1956 MOSCOW CONFERENCE
PGEC MEMBERSHIP SURVEY. W. L. MARTIN, S. R. OLSON
REVIEW OF ELECTRONIC COMPUTER PROGRESS DURING 1956
THE IRE AFFILIATE PLAN, A NEW VENTURE IN ENGINEERING SOCIETY STRUCTURE AND SERVICE. W. R. G. BAKER
A TIME-SEQUENTIAL TABULAR ANALYSIS OF FLIP-FLOP LOGICAL OPERATION. GENE W. ARANT
OYNAMIC ACCURACY AS A DESIGN CRITERION OF LINEAR ELECTRONIC-ANALOG DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS. AMOS NATHAN
TRIGONOMETRIC RESOLUTION IN ANALOG COMPUTERS BY MEANS OF MULTIPLIER ELEME~TS • R. M. HOWE, E. G. GILBERT
MINIMIZATION OF THE PARTIALLY-DEVELOPED TRANSFER TREE. MITCHELL P. MARCUS
A NEW DIDOE FUNCTION GE~ERATOR • T. MIURA, H. AMEMIYA, T. NUMAKURA
AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG MULTIPLIER. DAVID C. KALBFELL
AN ALGORITHM FOR DETERMI~ING MI~IMAL REPRESE~TATIONS OF A LOGIC FUNCTION. BERNARD HARRIS
COMPUTI~G TECHNIQUES FOR THE SAMPLING PARAMETRIC COMPUTER. C. J. HIRSCH, F. C. HALLDEN
ANALOG COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN PREDICTOR DESIGN. M. R. BATES, D. H. BOCK, F. D. POWELL
THE THEORY OF NETS. F. E. HOHN, S. SESHU, O. D. AUFE~KAMP
A DESIGN TECHNIQUE FOR PEDESTAL-fREE SWITCHING CIRCUITS. GEORGE SEBESTYEN
A NEW METHOD FOR GENERATING A FUNCTION OF TWO INOEPENDENT VARIABLES • LAZARUS G. POLIMEROU
AN ANALOG METHOD FOR THE SOLUTION OF PROBABILITY OF HIT AND RELATED STATISTICAL PROBLEMS.
THOMAS B. VAN HORNE
AN EXPERIMENT IN MUSICAL COMPOSITION. F. P. BROOKS JR, A. L. HOPKINS JR, P. G. NEUMANN, W. ~. WRIGHT
AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG CROSS CORRELATOR FOR OIP LOGS. J. H. SASSEEN
A VARIABLE FUNCTION DELAY FOR ANALOG COMPUTERS. R. S. STONE. R. A. OANOL
HUMAN BEINGS, AS COMPUTERS, BIOLOGICAL COMPUTERS • WARREN S. MCCULLOCH
THE COMPLfXITY OF BIOLOGICAL COMPUTERS • H. QUASTLER
A NOTE ON THE REMARKABLE MEMORY OF MAN • GEORGE A. MILLER
THE HUMAN COMPUTER I~ FLIGHT CONTROL • LAWRENCE J. FOGEL
CORRECTION TO AN ERROR ANALYSIS OF ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS. VELIO A. MARSOCCI
THE SYNTHESIS AND ANALYSIS OF DIGITAL SYSTEMS BY BOOLEAN MATRICES • JOSEPH O. CAMPEAU
SIMULATION OF TRANSISTOR SWITCHING CIRCUITS ON THE IBM 104 • R. J. DOMENICO
AN OPTIMUM CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEM USING DECISION FUNCTIONS • C. K. CHOW
AN ANALYSIS OF CERTAIN ERRORS IN ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS I, BANDWIDTH LIMITATIONS.
PAUL C. DOW JR
SYNTHESIS OF VECTOR NETWORKS. R. E. HORN, V. G. FAUQUE
SWITCHING FUNCTIONS OF THREE VARIABLES • D. W. DAVIES
ANALYSIS OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES. D. D. AUFENKAMP, F. E. HOHN
DIRECT-COUPLED TRANSISTOR LOGIC CIRCUITRY. J. R. HARRIS
TRANSISTOR CHARACTERISTICS FOR DIRECT-COUPLED TRA~SISTDR LOGIC CIRCUITS. JAMES W. EASLEY
A~ A~ALYSIS OF CERTAI~ ERRORS IN ELECTRONIC OIFFERENTIAL ANALYZE~S II. CAPACITOR DIELECTRIC ABSORPTION·
PAUL C. DOW JR
A STUDY OF REFILL PHENOMENA IN WILLIAMS' TUBE MEMORIES. J. M. MAUGHMER, H. D. HUSKEY
COMPUTING AND ERROR MATRICES IN LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL A~ALYZERS • AMOS NATHAN
SCANNERS FOR FERROELECTRIC MEMORY CAPACITORS. C. F~ PULVARI. G. E. MCDUFFIE JR
A TRANSISTORIZED FOUR-QUADRANT TIME-DIVISION MULTIPLIER WITH AN ACCURACY OF 0.1 PER CENT. HERMANN SCHMID
NEW APPLICATIONS OF AN ELECTRONIC FUNCTION GENERATOR. RAJKO TOMOVIC
SYNTHESIS OF'N-VALUEO SWITCHING CIRCUITS. R. D. BERLIN
SYNTHESIS OF ELECTRO~IC CIRCUITS FOR SYMMETRIC FUNCTIONS. GEORGE EPSTEIN
CORRECTION TO AN EXPERIMENT IN MUSICAL COMPOSITION. F. P. BROOKS JR
THERMISTORS FOR THE GRAOUAL APPLICATION OF HEATER VOLTAGE TO THERMIONIC TUBES. J. J. GANO, ~. F. SANOY
REVIEW OF COMPUTER PROGRESS IN 1957 • R. P. CASTANIAS. J. E. SHERMAN
NONLINEAR TRANSFER FUNCTIONS WITH THYRITE • L. D. KOVACH. W. COMLEY
A NOVEL TYPE OF ISOGRAPH (ALGEBRAIC EQUATION SOLVER I • P. VENKATA RAO
LOGICALLY MICRO-PROGRAMMED COMPUTERS. JOHN V. BLANKENBAKER
ANALYTICAL DESIGN OF RESISTOR-COUPLED TRANSISTOR LOGICAL CIRCUITS. M. W. MARCOVITZ, E. SElF
ON THE ANALYSIS OF SEQUE~tIAL MACHINES. R. G. GILLESPIE. D. D. AUFENKAMP
CORRECTION TO THE SYNTHESIS AND ANALYSIS OF DIGITAL SYSTEMS BY BOOLEAN MATRICES. JOSEPH O. :AHPEAU
SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTERS IN SIMULATION, DATA REDUCTION. AND CONTROL
DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN CONTINUOUS CONTROL SYSTEMS. EDWARD L. BRAUN
COMPUTERS IN PROCESS INDUSTRY CONTROL' WILLIAM F. GUN~ING
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

BI BLI OGRAPHY
PGEC582 134
PGEC582 136
PGEC582 141
PGEC582
PGEC582
PGEC583
PGEC583
PGEC583
PGEC583
PGEC583
PGEC583
PGEC583
PGEC583

155
185
191
196
199
207
213
218
223
228

PGEC583
PGEC583
PGEC583
PGEC583
PGEC584
PGEC584
PGEC584
PGEC584

231
244
250
250
262
265
268
277

PGEC584
PGEC584
PGEC584
PGEC584
PGEC584

282
285
291
299
306

PGEC584 313
PGEC584 316
PGEC584 324
PGEC591
PGEC591
PGEC591
PGEC591
PGEC591
PGEC591
PGEC591
PGEC591
PGEC591

25
31
36
42
48
55

PGEC591
PGEC592
PGEC592
PGEC592
PGEC592
PGEC592
PGEC592
PGEC592
PGEC592
PGEC592
PGEC592

60
92
98
108
113
118
125
131
140
148
159

3
8
13

PGEC592 169
PGEC592 182
PGEC592
PGEC592
PGEC592
PGEC592

1810

197
200
204

PGEC592 210
PGEC592 218
PGEC592 222
PGEC593
PGEC593
PGEC593
PGEC593
PGEC593

262
263
265
271
277

PGEC593 287
PGEC593
PGEC593
PGEC593
PGEC593
PGEC593

297
302
308
317
321

PGEC593 326
PGEC593
PGEC593
PGEC593
PGEC593
PGEC593

330
335
339
3410
3510

PGEC593 3107
PGEC593 381
PGEC593 391
PGEC594 432
PGEC594 439
PGEC594 441
PGEC594 449
PGEC594 458
28

ASPECTS OF REAL-TIME SIMULATION. WALTER F. BAUER
OIGITAL INFORMATION PROCESSING FOR MACHINE-TOOL CONTROL • ALFRED K. SUSSKIND
REALIZATION OF RANDOMLY TIMED COMPUTER INPUT AND OUTPUT BY MEANS OF AN INTERRUPT FEATURE. L. R. TURNER,
J. H. RAWLINGS
LOGICAL MACHINE DESIGN. A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY. DOUGLAS B. NETHERWDOD
SENEWS, SCIENCE EDUCATION SUBCOMMITTEE NEWSLETTER
DESIGN OF AC COMPUTING AMPLIFIERS USlNG TRANSISTORS. C. A. KRAUSE. R. R. LOWE
A NOTE ON CONTACT NETWORKS FOR SWITCHING FUNCTIONS OF FOUR VARIABLES • RODERICK GOULD
ON THE LOOP AND NODE-ANALYSIS APPROACHES TO THE SIMULATION OF ELECTRICAL NETWORKS • JOSEPH OTTERMAN
GENERALIZED PARITY CHECKING • HARVEY L. GARNER
INVESTIGATIONS OF MAGNETIC AMPLIFIERS WITH FEEDBACK. HARRY J. GRAY JR
A NEW CLASS OF DIGITAL DIVISION METHODS • JAMES E. ROBERTSON
MAGNETIC CORE PULSE-SWITCHING CIRCUITS FOR STANDARD PACKAGES. JACK L. ROSENFELD
THE SWITCHING CHARACTERISTICS OF 4-79 PERMALLOY CORES WITH DIFFERENT ANNEALS. T. D. ROSSING,
W. M. OVERN, V. J. KORKOWSKI
FORMAL ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS OF BILATERAL SWITCHING NETWORKS. RAYMOND E. MILLER
A TRANSISTOR PULSE GENERATOR FOR DIGITAL SYSTEMS. DOUGLAS J. HAMILTON
CORRECTION TO LOGICAL MACHINE DESIGN. A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY. DOUGLAS B. NETHERWOOD
CORRECTION TO SWITCHING FUNCTIONS OF THREE VARIABLES. D. W. DAVIES
A MAGNETIC CORE PARALLEL AODER • MAD-CHAO CHEN
SIGNIFICANT DIGIT COMPUTER ARITHMETIC. N. METROPOLIS. R. L. ASHENHURST
MINIMAL 'SUM OF PRODUCTS OF SUMS' EXPRESSIONS OF BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS. SHREERAM ABHYANKAR
A METHOO FOR SYNTHESIZING THE WAVEFORM GENERATED BY A CHARACTER, PRINTED IN MAGNETIC INK, IN PASSING
BENEATH A MAGNETIC READING HEAD. I. FLORES, F. RAGONESE
ON THE MINIMUM LOGICAL COMPLEXITY REQUIRED FOR A GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER. S. P. FRANKEL
ITERATIVE COMBINATIONAL SWITCHING NETWORKS, GENERAL DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS. E. J. MCCLUSKEY JR
SOME PROPERTIES OF BOOLEAN EQUATIONS • N. ROUCHE
ANALYSIS OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES II • D. D. AUFENKAMP
THEORETICAL CONSIDERATION OF COMPUTING ERRORS OF A SLOW TYPE ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER. T. MIURA,
M. NAGATA
BIDEC, A BINARY-TO-DECIMAL OR DECIMAL-TO-BINARY CONVERTER. JOHN F. COULEUR
DIODELESS MAGNETIC SHIFT REGISTERS UTILIZING TRANSFLUXORS • NOAH S. PRYWES
CORRECTION TO ANALYTICAL DESIGN OF RESISTOR-COUPLED TRANSISTOR LOGICAL CIRCUITS. M. W. MARCOVITZ,
E. SElF
ABSOLUTE MINIMAL EXPRESSIONS OF BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS • SHREERAM ABHYANKAR
A GENERALIZED RESISTOR-TRANSISTOR LOGIC CIRCUIT AND SOME APPLICATIONS. S. C. CHAO
A SYNTHESIS TECHNIQUE FOR MINIMAL STATE SEQUENTIAL MACHINES. SEYMOUR GINSBURG
A RING MODEL FOR THE STUDY OF MULTIPLICATION FOR COMPLEMENT CODES. HARVEY L. GARNER
A HIGH-SPEED ANALOG TO DIGITAL CONVERTER. DONALD SAVITT
A NON-REAL-TIME SIMULATION OF SAGE TRACKING AND BOMARC GUIDANCE. D. W. LADD. E. W. WOLF
TIME MULTIPLEXING AS APPLIED TO ANALOG COMPUTATION. EUGENE RAWDIN
A FIGURE OF MERIT FOR SINGLE-PASS DATA RECORDING SYSTEMS. J. H. MULLIGAN JR
SIMULATION TO OBTAIN A SYSTEMS MEASURE OF AN AIR DUEL ENVIRONMENT. A. A. B. PRITSKER, R. C. VAN BUSKIRK,
J. K. WETHERBEE
1958 PGEC MEMBERSHIP SURVEY REPORT. K. W. UNCAPHER
THIN-FILM MEMORIES. ERIC E. BITTMANN
INTEGRATED DEVICES USING DIRECT-COUPLED UNIPOLAR TRANSISTOR LOGIC. J. T. WALLMARK. S. M. MARCUS
P-N-PI-N TRIODE SWITCHING APPLICATIONS. V. H. GRINICH. I. HAAS
AN ELECTRO-OPTICAL SHIFT REGISTER. T. E. BRAY
PROCESSING DATA IN BITS AND PIECES. F. P. BROOKS JR. G. A. BLAAUW. W. BUCHHOLZ
INCREASING RELIABILITY BY THE USE OF REDUNDANT MACHINES. D. E. ROSENHEIM, R. B. ASH
BOOLEAN MATRIX EQUATIONS IN DIGITAL CIRCUIT DESIGN. ROBERT S. LEOLEY
THE RESIDUE NUMBER SYSTEM • HARVEY L. GARNER
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF DIGITAL MAGNETIC CIRCUITS AND MATERIALS. WALTER L. MORGAN
THE RECORDING AND REPRODUCTION OF SIGNALS ON MAGNETIC MEDIUM USING SATURATION-TYPE RECORDING.
J. J. MIYATA, R. R. HARTEL
MAGNETIC CORE LOGIC IN A HIGH SPEED CARO-TO-TAPE CONVERTER. E. BLOCH. R. C. PAULSEN
THE USE OF A REPETITIVE DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER FOR FINDING ROOTS OF POLYNOMIAL EQUATIONS. P. MAOICH.
J. PETRICH. N. PAREZANOVIC
A HIGH-SPEED ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR SIMULATION. R. C. LEE, F. B. COX
DISTRIBUTED PARAMETE~ VI8RATION WITH STRUCTURAL DAMPING AND NOISE EXCITATION. R. V. POWELL
OPTIMIZATION BY RANDOM SEARCH ON THE ANALOG COMPUTER. J. K. MUNSON. A. I. RUBIN
LINEAR SYSTEM APPROXIMATION BY DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER SIMULATION OF ORTHONORMAL APPROXIMATION FUNCTIONS.
ELMER G. GILBERT
GENERALIZED INTEGRATION ON THE ANALOG COMPUTER. GEORGE A. BEKEY
A PERTURBATION TECHNIQUE FOR ANALOG COMPUTERS. L. BUSH. P. ORLANDO
A FOUR-QUADRANT MULTIPLIER USING TRIANGULAR WAVES. DIODES. RESISTORS. AND OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS.
PAUL E. PFEIFFER
ONR SYMPOSIUM ON MICROWAVE TECHNIQUES FOR COMPUTING SYSTEMS. MARSHALL C. YOVITS
HISTORY AND INTRODUCTION, MICROWAVE TECHNIQUES FOR COMPUTERS. R. E. MEAGHER
NANOSECOND LOGIC BY AMPLITUDE MODULATION AT X BAND. W. C. G. ORTEL
A LOGIC DESIGN FOR A MICROWAVE COMPUTER. STANLEY P. FRANKEL
PARAMETRIC PHASE-LOCKED OSCILLATOR, CHARACTERISTICS AND APPLICATIONS TO DIGITAL SYSTEMS.
L. S. ONYSHKEVYCH. W. F. KOSONOCKY, A. W. LO
SEMICONDUCTOR PARAMETRIC DIODES IN MICROWAVE COMPUTERS. J. HILIBRAND. C. W. MUELLER. C. F. STOCKER.
R. D. GOLD
FAST MICROWAVE LOGIC CIRCUITS. D. J. BLATTNER, F. STERZER
MICROWAVE LOGIC CIRCUITS USING DIODES • W. SAUTER. P. J. ISAACS
THE PARAMETRON DIGITAL COMPUTER MUSASINO-l • S. MUROGA. K. TAKASHIMA
A GLOW COUNTING TUBE READ-OUT TECHNIQUE AND ITS APPLICATION. STANLEY K. CHAO
AN IDEALIZED OVER-ALL ERROR-CORRECTING DIGITAL COMPUTER HAVING ONLY AN ERROR-DETECTING COMBI~ATIONAL PART
• WILLIAM L. KILMER
SYSTEM ORGANIZATION JF A MULTIPLE-COCKPIT DIGITAL OPERATIONAL FLIGHT TRAINER. H. J. GRAY JR.
H. H. NISHINO, A. L. VIVATSON
THE CDRDIC TRIGONOMETRIC COMPUTING TECHNIQUE. JACK E. VOLDER
DECIMAL-BINARY CONVERSIONS IN CORDIC • D. H. DAGGETT
MINIMAL SEQUENTIAL MACHINES * DOUGLAS B. NETHERWOOD
A TECHNIQUE FOR THE REDUCTION OF A GIVEN MACHINE TO A MINIMAL-STATE MACHINE • SEYMOUR GINSBURG
MINIMIZING THE NUMBE~ OF STATES IN INCOMPLETELY SPECIFIED SEQUENTIAL SWITCHING FUNCTIONS. M. C. PAULL.
S. H. UNGER
LOGICAL MACHINE DESIGN II. A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY. DOUGLAS B. NETHERWOOD
OPERATIONAL ANALOG SIMULATION OF THE VIBRATION OF A BEAM AND A RECTANGULAR MULTICELLULAR STRUCTURE·
A. BEN CLYMER
THE DESIGN OF POSITION AND VELOCITY SERVOS FOR MULTIPLYING AND FUNCTION GENERATION. EDWARD O. GILBERT
TRANSISTOR PULSE CIRCUITS FOR 160-MC CLOCK RATES. W. J. GIGUERE, J. H. JAMISON. J. C. NOLL
A NOTE ClN THE NUMBER OF INTERNAL VARIABLE ASSIGNMENTS FOR SEQUENTIAL SWITCHING CIRCUITS.
E. J. MCCLUSKEY J~. S. H. UNGER
SYNTHESIS OF MINIMAL-STATE MACHINES. SEYMOUR GINSBURG
ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS USING A MODIFIED REFLECTED BINARY CODE. HAROLD M. LUCAL
MAGNETIC FIELDS OF SQUARE-LOOP THIN FILMS OF OBLATE SPHEROIDAL GEOMETRY. H. CHANG. A. G. MILNES
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

BIBLIOGRAPHY
PGEC594
PGEC 594
PGEC594
PGEC594
PGEC594
PGEC594
PGEC601
PGEC601
PGEC601
PGEC601

465
470
474
479
4B6
4B9
2
12
15
25

PGEC601

PGEC601
I'GEC601
PGEC601
PGEC601
PGEC601
PGECbOl

35
39
48
54
62
72

PGEC602 155
PGEC602 161
PGECb02 175
PGEC602
PGEC602
PGEC602
PGEC602

176
192
199
20B

PGEC602 213
PGEC602 226
~GEC602 231

GECb02 245

PGEC602
PGEC602
PGEC602
PGEC603
PGEC603
PGEC603
rGEC603

252
256
261
295
302
30B
315

PGEC603 321
PGEC60] 323
PGEC603
PGEC603
PGEC603
PGEC603

329
333
33B
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451
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ELECTRODEPOSITED TWISTOR AND BIT WIRE COMPONENTS • S. J. SCHWARTZ, J. S. SALLO
NONDESTRUCTIVE READOUT OF METALLIC-TAPE COMPUTER CORES. L. M. LAMBERT
DIODE-STEERED MAGNETIC-CORE MEMORY. A. MELMED, R. SHEVLIN
THE DESIGN OF A LARGE ELECTROSTATIC MEMORY. M. GRAHAM, G. L. MILLER, H. R. PATE, R. SPINRAD
SYSTEMATIC SCALING FOR DIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS. ARTHUR GILL
RUSSIAN VISIT TO U.S. COMPUTERS. E. M. ZAITZEFF, M. M. ASTRAHAN
HIGH OENSITY DIGITAL MAGNETIC RECORDING TECHNIQUES. A. S. HOAGLAND, G. C. BACON
THE OPTIMAL ORGANIZATION OF SERIAL MEMORY TRANSFERS. ARTHUR GILL
THE DESIGN OF DIODE-TRANSISTOR NOR CIRCUITS. DALE P. MASHER
ESAKI DIODE HIGH-SPEED LOGICAL CIRCUITS. E. GOTO, K. MURATA, K. NAKAZAWA, K. NAKAGAWA, T. MOTO-OKA,
Y. MATSUOKA, Y. ISHIBASHI, H. ISHIDA, T. SOMA, E. WADA
MAGNETIC ANALOGS OF RELAY CONTACT NETWORKS FOR LOGIC. D. B. ARMSTRONG, T. H. CROWLEY, U. F. GIANOLA,
E. E. NEWHALL
THE DETERMINATION OF CARRY PROPAGATION LENGTH FOR BINARY ADDITION. G. W. REITWIESNER
REGULAR EXPRESSIONS AND STATE GRAPHS FOR AUTOMATA • R. F. MCNAUGHTON, H. YAMADA
A METHOD FOR THE DESIGN OF PATTERN RECOGNITION LOGIC. SAM D. STEARNS
OPTIMIZATION OF REFERENCE SIGNALS FOR CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEMS. I. FLORES, L. GREY
FREQUENCY-TO-PERIOD-TO-ANALOG COMPUTER FOR FLOWRATE MEASUREMENT. TEO W. BERWIN
SOVIET COMPUTER TECH~OLOGY, 1959 • WILLIS H. WARE, S. N. ALEXANDER, P. ARMER, M. M. ASTRAHAN, L. BERS,
H. H. GOOOE, H. D. HUSKEY, M. RUBINOFF
SEQUENCE DETECTION USING ALL-MAGNETIC CIRCUITS. H. D. CRANE
COMPARISON OF SATURATED ANO NONSATURATED SWITCHING CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES. G. H. GOLDSTICK
COMPARATIVE PERFORMA~CE OF SATURATING AND CURRENT CLAMPEO HIGH-FREQUENCY PULSE CIRCUITS IABSTRACTI •
V. P. MATHIS, H. RAILLARD, J. J. SURAN
A NEW CORE SWITCH FOR MAGNETIC MATRIX STORES AND OTHER PURPOSES. I. P. V. CARTER
SUBMICROSECOND CORE MEMORIES USING MULTIPLE COINCIDENCE. H. P. SCHLAEPPI, I. P. V. CARTER
MAGNETIC FIELDS OF TWISTDRS REPRESENTEO BY CONFOCAL HOLLOW PROLATE SPHEROIDS. H. CHANG, A. G. MILNES
THE DESIGN OF A GENERAL-PURPOSE MICROPROGRAM-CONTROLLED COMPUTER WITH ELEMENTARY STRUCTURE •
THOMAS W. KAMPE
AN EVALUATION OF SEVERAL TWO-SUMMAND BINARY ADDERS. J. SKLANSKY
CONDITIONAL-SUM ADDITION LOGIC. J. SKLANSKY
CONSTANT-WEIGHT COUNTERS AND DECODING TREES. WILLIAM H. KAUTZ
OETERMI~ATION OF THE IRREDUNOANT NORMAL FORMS OF A TRUTH FUNCTION BY ITERATED CONSENSUS OF THE PRIME
IMPLICANTS • THOMAS H. MOTT JR
A PRECISION AMPLITUDE-DISTRIBUTION AMPLIFIER. W. F. CALDWELL, G. A. KORN, V. R. LATORRE, G. R. PETERSON
A PULSE POSITION MODULATION ANALOG COMPUTER. E. V. BOHN
CORRECTION TO THE DETERMINATION OF CARRY PROPAGATION LENGTH FOR BINARY ADDITION. GEORGE W. REITWIESNER
TUNNEL OIODE DIGITAL CIRCUITRY. W. F. CHOW
TRANSISTOR CURRENT SWITCHING ANO ROUTING TECHNIQUES. D. B. JARVIS, L. P. MORGAN, J. A. WEAVER
MAGNETIC FILM MEMORIES, A SURVEY. A. V. POHM, E. N. MITCHELL
SOME APPLICATIONS OF MAGNETIC FILM PARAMETRONS AS LOGICAL DEVICES. R. F. SCHAUER, R. M. STEWART JR,
A. V. POHM, A. A. READ
A THIN MAGNETIC FILM SHIFT REGISTER. KENT D. BROADBENT
FLUXLOK, A NONDESTRUCTIVE, RANDOM-ACCESS ELECTRICALLY ALTERABLE, HIGH-SPEED MEMORY TECHNIQUE USING
STANDARO FERRITE MEMORY CORES. ROBERT M. TILLMAN
MAGNETOSTRICTIVE ULTRASONIC DELAY LINES FOR A PCM COMMUNICATION SYSTEM. O. A. AARONSON, O. 8. JAMES
ERROR OETECTING AND CORRECTING BINARY CODES FOR ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS. DAVID T. BROWN
A THEOREM FOR DERIVING MAJORITY-LOGIC NETWORKS WITHIN AN AUGMENTED BOOLEAN ALGEBRA. R. LINOAMAN
THE USE OF PARENTHESIS-FREE NOTATION FOR THE AUTOMATIC DESIGN OF SWITCHING CIRCUITS. E. L. LAWLER,
G. A. SALTON
DC AMPLIFIER MISALlG,~MENT IN COMPUTING SYSTEMS. R. L. KONIGSBERG
A FEEDBACK METHOD FOR OBTAINING A SYNCHRO OUTPUT SIGNAL PROPORTIONAL TO INPUT ANGLE THETA FO~ LARGE THErA
• M. B. BROUGHTON
A SOLUTION TO THE EULER ANGLE TRANSFORMATION EQUATIONS. GILBERT R. GRADO
IMPROVEMENTS TO CURRENT SWITCHING. F. K. BUELOW
SYSTEM APPLICATION OF HYBRID LOGIC CIRCUITRY. J. T. LYNCH, J. J. KAREW
ESAKI DIODE LOGIC CIRCUITS. G. W. NEFF, S. A. BUTLER, D. L. CRITCHLOW
TUNNEL DIOOE LOGIC CIRCUITS. R. H. BERGMAN
A SECONDARY-EMISSION PULSE CIRCUIT, ITS ANALYSIS AND APPLICATION. JAN A. NARUD
AN ELECTRICALLY ALTERABLE NONDESTRUCTIVE TWISTOR MEMORY. R. L. GRAY
CURRENT BUILD-UP IN AVALANCHE TRANSISTORS WITH RESISTANCE LOADS. DOUGLAS J. HAMILTON
HIGH-SPEED TRANSISTORIZED ADDER FOR A OIGITAL COMPUTER. FORREST SALTER
FAST HIGH-ACCURACY BINARY PARALLEL AODITION • HERBERT C. HENORICKSON
CHARACTFRIZING EXPERIMENTS FOR FINITE-MEMORY BINARY AUTOMATA. ARTHUR GILL
STATISTICAL RECOGNITION FUNCTIONS AND THE DESIGN OF PATTERN RECOGNllERS • T. MARILL, D. M. G~EEN
THE SIMPLIFICATION OF MULTIPLE-OUTPUT SWITCHING NETWORKS COMPOSEO OF UNILATERAL DEVICES. G. C. VANDLING
UNIQUENESS OF WEIGHTED CODE REPRESENTATIONS • G. P. WEEG
ANALOG REPRESENTATIO~ OF POISSON'S EQUATION IN TWO DIMENSIONS. R. J. MARTIN, N. A. MASNARI, J. E. ROWE
A NEW, SOLID-STATE, NONLINEAR ANALOG COMPONENT. L. D. KOVACH, W. COMLEY
SOLVING INTEGRAL EQUATIONS ON A REPETITIVE OIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER. R. TOMOVIC, N. PAREZANOVIC
A NEW TECHNIQUE FOR ANALOG INTEGRATION AND DIFFERENTIATION. M. A. THOMAE
CORRECTION TO CONDITIONAL-SUM ADOITION LOGIC. J. SKLANSKY
UNATE TRUTH FUNCTIONS • ROBERT MCNAUGHTON
LINEAR-INPUT LOGIC. ROBERT C. MINNICK
AXIOMATIC MAJORITY-DECISION LOGIC. M. COHN, R. LINDAMAN
COMPUTER DESIGN OF MULTIPLE-OUTPUT LOGICAL NETWORKS. THOMAS C. BARTEE
GAMES THAT TEACH THE FUNDAMENTALS OF COMPUTER OPERATION. DOUGLAS C. ENGELBART
BILATERAL SWITCHING USING NONSYMMETRIC ELEMENTS. M. AOKI, G. ESTRIN
FERRITE TOROID CORE CIRCUIT ANALYSIS. R. BETTS, G. BISHOP
A DIGITAL STATIC MAGNETIC WIRE STORAGE WITH NONOESTRUCTIVE READ-OUT. C. G. SHOOK
CORRECTION TO MINIMIZATION DF CONTACT NETWORKS SUBJECT TO RELIABILITY SPECIFICATIONS. ARTHUR GILL
A DIGITAL CORRELATOR BASED ON THE RESIDUE NUMBER SYSTEM. PHILIP W. CHENEY
A FUNCTYON GENERATOR USING COLD-CATHODE SELECTOR TUBES • R. M. DUFFY, C. P. GILBERT
INITIAL CONDITIONS IN COMPUTER SIMULATION. K. S. MILLER, J. B. WALSH
1960 PGEC MEMBERSHIP REPORT. KEITH W. UNCAPHER
A STRAIGHTFORWARD WAY OF GENERATING ALL BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS OF N VARIABLES USING A SINGLE MAGNETIC CIRCUIT.
K. V. MINA, E. E. NEWHALL
ON THE STATE ASSIGNMENT PROBLEM FOR SEQUENTIAL MACHINES, I • J. HARTMANIS
A GENERALIZATION OF A THEOREM OF QUINE FOR SIMPLIFYING TRUTH FUNCTIONS. J. T. CHU
REDUCING COMPUTING TIME FOR SYNCHRONOUS BINARY DIVISION. R. G. SALTMAN
THE PHILIPS COMPUTER PASCAL. H. J. HEIJN, J. C. SELMAN
ESAKI DIODE NOT-OR LOGIC CIRCUITS. H. S. YOURKE, S. A. BUTLER, W. G. STROHM
LOGIC CIRCUITS USING SQUARE-LOOP MAGNETIC DEVICES, A SURVEY. JOHN L. HAYNES
A BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF ALL-MAGNETIC LOGIC SCHEMES • O. R. BENNION, H.D. CRANE, D. C. ENGELBART
DESIGN OF AN ALL-MAG~ETIC COMPUTING SYSTEM, PART I CIRCUIT DESIGN. H. O. CRA~E, E. K. VAN DE RIET
DESIGN OF AN ALL-MAGNETIC COMPUTING SYSTEM, PART II LOGICAL OESIGN • H. O. CRANE
A 2.l8-MICROSECONO MEGABIT CORE STORE UNIT. C. A. ALLEN, G. D. BRUCE, E. D. COUNCILL
MATRIX SWITCH AND DRIVE SYSTEM FOR A LOW-COST MAGNETIC-CORE MEMORY. WARREN A. CHRISTOPHERSON
SERIAL MATRIX STORAGE SYSTEMS • M. LEHMAN
A FLEXIBLE ANO INEXPENSIVE METHOD OF MONITORING PROGRAM EXECUTION IN A DIGITAL COMPUTER. FRANK F. TSUI
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

796-980 0-66-3

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30

ON THE ENCOOING OF ARBITRARY GEOMETRIC CONFIGURATIONS • HERBERT FREEMAN
AN ACCURATE ANALOG MULTIPLIER ANO DIVIDER. E. KETTEl. W. SCHNEIDER
HIGH-SPEED ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERTERS UTiliZING TUNNEL DIODES. R. A. KAENEl
AN ALGORITHM FOR PATH CONNECTIONS AND ITS APPLICATIONS. C. Y. lEE
CASCADED FINITE-STATE MACHINES. ARTHUR Gill
THE REALIZATION OF SYMMETRIC SWITCHING FUNCTIONS WITH LINEAR-INPUT lOGICAL ELEMENTS • WillIAM H. KAUTZ
ORTHOGONAL FUNCTIONS FOR THE lOGICAL DESIGN OF SWITCHING CIRCUITS. ROBERT P. COLEMAN
AUTOCORRElATIONS FOR BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS OF NOISEllKE PERIODIC SEQUENCES. B. M. EISENSTADT. B. GOLD
SIGNED-DIGIT NUMBER REPRESENTATIONS FOR FAST PARAllEL ARITHMETIC • AlGIRDAS AVIZIENIS
COMPUTING MACHINE AIDS TO A DEVELOPMENT PROJECT. C. W. ROSENTHAL
IMPROVEMENT OF ELECTRONIC-COMPUTER RELIABiliTY. W. G. BROWN. J. T~ERNEY. R. WASSERMAN
SOME THOUGHTS ON DIGITAL COMPONENTS AND CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES. ARTHUR W. lO
UNIVAC-lARC HIGH-SPEED CIRCUITRY. CASE HISTORY. N. S. PRYWES. H. lUKOFF. J. SCHWARZ
COINCIDENT-CURRENT SUPERCONDUCTIVE MEMORY. L. l. BURNS JR. G. A. ALPHONSE. G. W. lECK
SEMIPERMANENT STORAGE BY CAPACITIVE COUPLING. D. H. MACPHERSON. R. K. YORK
A CARD-CHANGEABLE PERMANENT-MAGNET-TWISTOR MEMORY OF lARGE CAPACITY. W. A. BARRETT. F. B. HUMPHREY.
J. A. RUFF. H. l. STADLER
CORRECTION TO REDUCING COMPUTING TIME FOR SYNCHRONOUS BINARY DIVISION. ROY G. SAlTMAN
THE SIMULATION OF COGNITIVE PROCESSES. AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY. P. l. SIMMONS. R. F. SIMMlNS
A NOTE ON THE SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER. HERBERT GElERNTER
SIMULATION OF THREE MACHINES WHICH READ ROWS OF HANDWRITTEN ARABIC NUMBERS. l. A. KAMENTSKY
AN ANALOG METHOD FOR CHARACTER RECOGNITION. W. H. HIGHlEYMAN
THE HAll-EFFECT ANALOG MULTIPLIER. G. KOVATCH. W. E. MESERVE
COPPER-MANDREL POTENTIOMETER DYNAMIC ERROR AND COMPENSATION. C. H. SINGLE. J. A. BRUSSOlO
DESIGN OF THE ESIAC AlGERRAIC COMPUTER. M. l. MORGAN. J. C. LOONEY
THE CASCADE DECOMPOSITION OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES. M. YOEll
ON THE STATE ASSIGNMENT PROBLEM FOR SEQUENTIAL MACHINES II • R. E. STEARNS. J. HARTMANIS
A TRUTH TABLE METHOD FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF COMBINATIONAL lOGIC • SHELDON B. AKERS JR
THE USE OF THE SIMPLEX ALGORITHM IN THE MECHANIZATION OF BOOLEAN SWITCHING FUNCTIONS BY MEANS OF MAGNETIC
CORES • SIDNEY N. EINHORN
AN ALGORITHM FOR AUTOMATIC DESIGN OF lOGICAL CRYOGENIC CIRCUITS. E. H. SUSSENGUTH JR
GEOMETRIC MAPPING OF SWITCHING FUNCTIONS. M. E. ARTHUR
BIBLIOGRAPHY ON SWITCHING CIRCUITS AND lOGICAL ALGEBRA. PER ASBJORN HOLST
AN ALGORITHM FOR RAPID BINARY DIVISION. J. B. WilSON. R. S. lEDlEY
A GENERAL JUNCTION-TRANSISTOR EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT FOR USE IN lARGE-SIGNAL SWITCHING ANALYSIS.
S. B. GEllER. P. A. HANTEK. O. R. BOYLE
USING DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN THE DESIGN AND MAINTENANCE OF NEW COMPUTERS. A. l. lEINER. A. WEINBERGER.
C. COLEMAN. H. lOBERMAN
SKIP TECHNIQUES FOR HIGH-SPEED CARRY-PROPAGATION IN BINARY ARITHMETIC UNITS. H. lEHMAN. N. BURlA
SOME PROPERTIES OF BINARY COUNTERS·WITH FEEDBACK. ROBERT C. BRIGHAM
A MAGNETOSTRICTIVE DELAY-liNE SHIFT REGISTER. lEE E. HARGRAVE JR
PROPOSAL FOR HAGNETIC DOMAIN-WAll STORAGE AND lOGIC • DONALD O. SMITH
CRYOSAR MEMORY DESIG~ • R. C. JOHNSTON
A METHOD FOR RESOlVI~G MULTIPLE RESPONSES IN A PARAllEL SEARCH FilE. E. H. FREI. J. GOlOBER~
DRUM ORGANIZATION FOR STROBE ADDRESSING. GERHARD l. HOLLANDER
COMPUTER lANGUAGES FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION •. BERT F. GREEN JR
COMPUTER SYNTHESIS OF CHARACTER-RECOGNITION SYSTEMS. D. N. FREEMAN
AN INCREMENTAL COMPUTER TECHNIQUE FOR SOLVING COORDINATE-ROTATION EQUATIONS. C. S. DEERING.
C. B. SHELMAN
TWO-lEVEL CORRELATION ON AN ANALOG COMPUTER. C. l. BECKER. J. V. WAIT
SOVIET CYBERNETICS A~D COMPUTER SCIENCES 1960 • E. A. FEIGENBAUM
SPECIAL ANALOG-HYBRID COMPUTER ISSUE. J. E. SHERMAN
TEN YEARS OF COMPUTER SIMULATION. JOHN MCLEOD
OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS USING CONTROllED SUPERCONDUCTORS. P. M. CHIRlIAN. V. A. MARSOCCI
A COMPARISON OF HIGHER-ORDER DIFFERENCE METHODS IN THE SOLUTION OF BEAM-VIBRATION PROBLEMS •
DONALD T. GREENWOOD
SIMULATION OF A BIOLOGICAL SYSTEM OF AN ANALOG COMPUTER. E. C. DELANO
AN INFI~ITE-RESOlUTION FUNCTION GENERATOR. P. H. WENDLAND. P. P. M. HANlET
REAL-TIME ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTATION. MARK E. CONNEllY
PARAMETRIC TECHNIQUES FOR ELIMINATING DIVISION AND TREATING SINGULARITIES IN COMPUTER SOlUTIaNS OF
ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS. ARTHUR HAUSNER
AN ANALOG-DIGITAL REAL-TIME COMPUTER. T. D. TRUITT
SIMULATION OF STEAM GENERATION IN A HEAT EXCHANGER. P. J. HERMANN
ANALOG COMPUTATION OF GREEN'S FUNCTION FOR INTEGRATING TWO-POINT BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS.
RICHARO M. TERASAKI
ACCURACY IMPROVEMENTS OF THE TAPPED-POTENTIOMETER FUNCTION GENERATORS. N. PAREZANOVIC. M. OUJMOVIC
PROPOSED IRE STANDARDS FOR ANALOG COMPUTERS
ITERATIVE SWITCHING NETWORKS COMPOSED OF COMBINATIONAL CEllS. WilliAM KilMER
EXAMPLES OF ABSTRACT MACHINES • SEYMOUR GINSBURG
CASCADED SWITCHING NETWORKS OF TWO-INPUT FLEXIBLE CEllS. K. K. MAITRA
THE VERTEX-FRAME METHOD FOR OBTAINING MINIMAL PROPOSITION-lETTER FORMULAS. THEODORE M. BOOTH
lOGARITHMIC AND EXPO~ENTIAl FUNCTION EVALUATION IN A VARIABLE STRUCTURE DIGITAL COMPUTER. O. CANTOR.
G. ESTRIN. R. TURN
A COMPUTER FOR SOLVING liNEAR SIMULTANEOUS EQUATIONS USING THE RESIDUE NUMBER SYSTEM. RONALD M. GUFFIN
COMPUTATIONAL CHAINS AND THE SIMPLIFICATION OF COMPUTER PROGRAMS. THOMAS MARlll
INFORMATION PROCESSI~G BY DATA INTERROGATION. J. ATKIN. N. B. MARPLE
THE STE~OWRITER. A SYSTEM FOR THE lEXICAL PROCESSING OF STENOTYPY. E. J. GAlli
TIME AVERAGE THERMAL PROPERTIES OF A COMPUTER UTiliZING THIN-FilM SUPERCONOUCTING ELEMENTS. HAROLD SOBOL
TUNNEL-DIODE FUll BI~ARY ADDER. C. A. RfNTON. B. RABINOVICI
CIRCUIT~ EMPLOYING T~ROIDAl MAGNETIC CORES AS ANALOGS OF MUlTIPATH CORES. J. A. BALDWIN JR
ONE-lEVEL STORAGE SYSTEM. T. KILBURN. O. B. G. EDWARDS. M. J. lANIGAN. F. H. SUMNER
DESIG~ OF MEMORY SENSE AMPLIFIERS. G. H. GOlOSTICK. E. F. KLEIN
A HARMO~IC ANALYSIS ~F SATURATION RECORDING IN A MAGNErlC MEDIUM. BOHDAN KOSTYSHYN
THE MAG~ETIC CONFIGURATION OF STYLUS RECORDING. H. J. KUMP
STOCHASTIC MODEL FOR THE BROWNING-BLEDSOE PATTERN RECOGNITION SCHEME. G. P. STECK
A SURVEY OF REGULAR EXPRESSIONS AND THEIR APPLICATIONS. JANUSZ A. BRZOZOWSKI
THE DESIGN OF PROGRAM-MODIFIABLE MICRO-PROGRAMMED CONTROL UNITS. A. GRASSElll
CARRY-SFlECT ADDER. O. J. BEDRIJ
lOAD-SHARING CORE SWITCHES BASED ON BLOCK DESIGNS. RICHARD C. SINGLETON
MAGNETIC CORE ACCESS SWITCHES. R. C. MINNICK. J. l. HAYNES
ON THE lOGICAL OESIG~ OF NOISELESS lOAD-SHARING MATRIX SWITCHES. PETER G. NEUMANN
APPLICATIONS OF THE CHARGE-CONTROL THEORY. J. A. EKISS
WORST CASE DESIGN OF VARIABLE-THRESHOLD TRl CIRCUITS. W. J. WRAY JR
THE DESIGN PROBLEMS OF A MEGABIT STORAGE MATRIX FOR USE IN A HIGH-SPEED COMPUTER. J. D. R. MCQUillAN
CHARACTERISTICS OF A HIGH-SPEED MUlTIPATH CORE FOR A COINCIDENT-CURRENT MEMORY. E. C. lEAYCRAFr.
E. H. MElAN
A SIMPLIFIED PROCEDURE FOR THE REALIZATION OF liNEARLY-SEPARABLE SWITCHING FU~CTIONS • C. l. COATES.
R. B. KIRCHNER. P. M. lEWIS II
THE DIAGNOSIS OF ASY~CHRONOUS SEQUENTIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS. S. SESHU. D. N. FREEMAN
A PROGRAMMED ALGORITHM FOR ASSIGNING INTERNAL CODES TO SEQUENTIAL MACHINES. O. B. ARMSTRONG
COMPUTER liTERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

BIBLIOGRAPHY
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THE REOUCTION OF REDUNDANCY IN SOLVING PRIME IMPLICANT TABLES. I. B. PYNE, E. J. MCCLUSKEY JR
CONTROL UNITS FOR SEQUENCING COMPLEX ASYNCHRONOUS OPERATIONS. ANTONIO GRASSELLI
SIGN OETECTION IN NONREOUNOANT RESIDUE SYSTEMS • NICHOLAS SZABO
DIVISION AND OVERFLOW DETECTION IN RESIDUE NUMBER SYSTEMS. Y. A. KEIR, P. W. CHENEY, M. TAN~ENBAUM
ENCODING AND DECODING FOR CYCLIC PERMUTATION CODES. PETER G. NEUMANN
COMPUTER MULTIPLICATION AND DIVISION USING BINARY LOGARITHMS. JOHN N. MITCHELL JR
DESIGN OF COMPUTER CIRCUITS USING LINEAR PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES. G. H. GDLDSTICK, D. G. MACKIE
PULSE GENERATOR WITH LOGARITHMIC SPACING. JAMES L. FARRELL
THE SIMULATION OF COGNITIVE PROCESSES, II, AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY. P. L. SIMMONS, R. F. SIMMONS
A METHOD FOR EVALUATING STIELTJES INTEGRALS ON THE ANALOG COMPUTER. T. C. ANDERSON
FLIGHT SIMULATION OF ORBITAL AND RE-ENTRY VEHICLES. L. E. FOGARTY, R. M. HOWE
AN ANALOG COMPUTER REALIZATION OF THE EUCLIOEAN TOOLS • ROBERT E. KELLER
CORRECTION TO 'PARAMETRIC TECHNIQUES FUR ELIMINATING DIVISION AND TREATING SINGULARITIES IN COMPUTER
SOLUTIONS OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS' • ARTHUR HAUSNER
ON THE EFFICIENT ASSIGNMENT OF INTERNAL CODES TO SEQUENTIAL MACHINES. D. B. ARMSTRONG
DISJUNCTIVELY LINEAR LOGIC NETS. HISAO YAMADA
THE SYNTHESIS OF BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS USING A SINGLE THRESHOLO ELEMENT • IRVING J. GABELMAN
DESIGN OF A REPAIRABLE REDUNDANT COMPUTER. REIN TEOSTE
AN AUTOMATIC SELF-CHECKING ANO FAULT-LOCATING METHOD. FRED LEE
CODING FDR MULTIPLE ASYMMETRIC ERRORS IN ONE CHANNEL OF A MULTICHANNEL SYSTEM. C. H. WOLFF
A NEW APPROACH TO RESISTOR-TRANSISTOR-TUNNEL-DIODE NANOSECOND LOGIC. W. R. SMITH, A. V. POHM
FLUX REVERSAL IN THREE-RUNG LAOOICS • J. A. BALDWIN JR
IMPROVING THE PERFORMANCE OF THE SENSE-AMPLIFIER CIRCUIT THROUGH PRE-AMPLIFICATION STROBING AND
NOISE-MATCHED CLIPPING. FRANK F. TSUI
A RECOGNITION METHOD USING NEIGHBOR DEPENDENCE. C. K. CHOW
CONTINUOUS REGRESSION TECHNIQUES USING ANALOG COMPUTERS. A. I. RUBIN
APACHE, A BREAKTHROUGH IN ANALOG COMPUTING • C. GREEN, H. O'HOOP, A. OEBROUX
THE DESIGN UF COMPLEMENTARY-OUTPUT NETWORKS • ROBERT A. SHORT
REAL-TIME COMPUTATION AND RECURSIVE FUNCTIONS NOT REAL-TIME COMPUTABLE • HISAO YAMAOA
A CLASS OF BINARY OIVISIONS YIELDING MINIMALLY REPRESENTEO QUOTIENTS. GERNOT METZE
HIGH-OE~SITY MAGNETIC HEAO DESIGN FOR NONCONTACT RECORDING • LESTER F. SHEW
BIAS-CONTROLLED TUNNEL-PAIR LOGIC CIRCUITS. W. N. CARR, A. G. MILNES
LINEAR-SEGMENT FUNCTION GENERATUR • HERMANN SCHMID
ANALYSIS OF A MAGNETO-OPTIC READUUT SYSTEM. G. FAN. E. DONATH, E. S. BARREKETTE, A. WIRGIN
A PROGRAMMING SYSTEM FOR DETECTION AND DIAGNOSIS OF MACHINE MALFUNCTIONS. T. R. BASHKDW, J. FRIETS,
A. KARSON
BOOLEAN MATRICES AND THE STABILITY OF NEURAL NETS. ROCCO H. URBANO
SIGNAL FLOW GRAPH TECHNIQUES FOR SEQUENTIAL CIRCUIT STATE DIAGRAMS. J. A. BRZOZOWSKI, E. J. MCCLUSKEY
GENERALIZED PULSE RECOROING • IRVING STEIN
THEORETICAL ANO EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF RZ AND NRZ RECORDING CHARACTERISTICS. M. F. BARKOUKI,
I. STEIN
AUTOMATIC DIGITAL PROGRAMMING OF ANALOG COMPUTERS. MARVIN L. STEIN
A METHOD OF GENERATING FUNCTIONS OF SEVERAL VARIABLES USING ANALOG OIODE LOGIC. R. H. WILKI~SON
REALIZATION OF ARBITRARY LOGICAL FUNCTIONS USING MAJORITY ELEMENTS. FUSACHIKA HIYATA
TERNARY THRESHOLD LOGIC • W. H. HANSON
A CATALOG OF THREE-VARIABLE OR-INVERT ANO AND-INVERT LOGICAL CIRCUITS. LEO HELLERMAN
A STUDY OF FEEDBACK AND ERRORS IN SEQUENTIAL MACHINES • J. HARTMANIS, R. E. STEARNS
CORRECTION TO 'THE DESIGN OF COMPLEMENTARY-OUTPUT NETWORKS' • ROBERT A. SHORT
THE THEORY OF DEFINITE AUTOMATA. M. PERLES, M. O. RABIN, E. SHAMIR
ALGEBRAIC PROPERTIES OF SYMMETRIC AND PARTIALLY SYMMETRIC BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS. R. F. ARNOLD,
M. A. HARRISON
A PARALLEL COMPUTER ORGANIZATION AND MECHANIZATIONS. J. K. HAWKINS, C. J. MUNSEY
A MEMORY ORGANIZATIO~ FOR AN ELEMENTARY LIST-PROCESSING COMPUTER. V. O. MUTH, A. K. SCIDMDRE
THE CARRY-DEPENOENT SUM ADDER • M. Y. HSIAO, F. F. SELLERS
AN ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECT OF COMPONENT TOLERANCES ON THE AMPLIFICATION OF THE BALANCED-PAIR TUNNEL-OIOOE
CIRCUIT. R. BRAYTON, R. WILLOUGHBY
NEGATIVE-BASE NUMBER-REPRESENTATION SYSTEMS. GERARD F. SONGSTER
PREDICTING SIGNAL DEGENERATION AND GATE COMPATIBILITY IN LOGIC CIRCUITS. WILLIAM H. PIERCE
A HIGH-SPEED DIRECT-COUPLED MAGNETIC MEMORY SENSE AMPLIFIER EMPLOYING TUNNEL-DIOOE DISCRIMINATORS.
B. A. KAUFMAN, J. S. HAMMOND III
TUNNEL-DIODE THRESHOLD DISCRIMINATOR TOLERANCE ANALYSIS. EOUAROO T. ULZURRUN
AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF A CLASS OF PATTERN RECOGNITION SYNTHESIS ALGORITHMS. R. L. MATTSON,
O. FIRSCHEIN, M. FISCHLER
RIGOROUS TREATMENTS OF VARIABLE TIME OELAYS • S. G. MARGOLIS. J. J. O'DONNELL
PERFORMANCE OF OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS WITH ELECTRONIC MODE SWITCHING. G. A. KORN
DYNAMIC ACCURACY AND ERROR IN ANALOG COMPUTATIONS • PER ASBJORN HOLST
COUNTING WITH NONLINEAR BINARY FEEDBACK SHIFT REGISTERS. MICHAEL YOELI
CASCADED BINARY COUNTERS WITH FEEDBACK. MITCHELL P. MARCUS
ANALYSIS OF NONCATASTROPHIC FAILURES IN DIGITAL GUIDANCE SYSTEMS. A. HOLICK
ANALYSIS OF SIGNAL TRANSMISSION IN ULTRA HIGH SPEED TRANSISTORIZED OIGITAL COMPUTERS. F. C. YAO
DISCRETE TRACKS FOR SATURATION MAGNETIC RECORDING. LESTER F. SHEW
A SURVEY OF ANALOG MEMORY DEVICES • GEORGE NAGY
A METHOD FOR FOR THE DETERMINATION OF A DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION MODEL FOR SIMPLE NONLINEAR SYSTEMS.
ROBERT H. KOHR
CORRECTION 'REAL-TIME COMPUTATION AND RECURSIVE FUNCTIONS NOT REAL-TIME COMPUTABLE' • HISAO YAMADA
REALIZATION OF LOGICAL FUNCTIONS BY A NETWORK OF THRESHOLD COMPONENTS WITH SPECIFIEO SENSITI~ITY •
P. M. LEWIS II, C. L. COATES
A REALIZATION PORCEDURE FOR THRESHOLD GATE NETWORKS. C. L. COATES, P. M. LEWIS 11
AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY ON NOR ANO NAND LOGIC. CARD D. TODD
GENERAL SYNTHESIS OF TRIBUTARY SWITCHING NETWORKS. J. SKLANSKY
KTH-ORDER FINITE AUTOMATION. C. L. LIU
THE EFFECTS OF INTERCONNECTIONS ON HIGH-SPEEO LOGIC CIRCUITS THE EFFECTS OF I~TERCONNECTIONS ON HIGH-SPEED
LOGIC CIRCUITS • D. B. JARVIS
OPTIMIZATION OF PULSE AND OIGITAL CIRCUITS BY USE OF THE LAGRANGE MULTIPLIER. DONALO A. PIERRE
A METHOD OF THEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF HIGH-SPEED JUNCTION DIOOE LOGIC CIRCUITS. YOHAN CHO
A HIGH-SPEED ARITHMETIC UNIT USING TUNNEL DIODES. W. G. OALY, J. F. KRUY
VARIABLE FIELO-LENGTH DATA MANIPULATION IN FIXEO WORD-LENGTH MEMORY. M. J. FLYNN, O. S. HENOERSON
A DYNAMIC LARGE SIGNAL MODEL FOR A SINGLE-DOMAIN THIN MAGNETIC FILM INDUCTOR. ALVIN A REAO
A NEW METHOD FOR AUTOMATIC CHARACTER RECOGNITION. PIER GIORGIO PEROTTO
LINEAR AND NONLINEAR INTERPOLATORS. AMOS NATHAN
DETERMINISTIC AND STOCHASTIC RESPONSE OF LINEAR TIME VARIABLE SYSTEMS. M. G. ISAAC, V. T. DEBUONO
A FUNDAMENTAL ERROR THEORY FOR ANALOG COMPUTERS. OON J. NELSON
CORRECTION TO A METHOD OF GENERATION FUNCTIONS OF SEVERAL VARIABLES USING ANALOG DIODE LOGIC.
R. H. WILKINSON
THE COMPUTER SYSTEM ISSUE. O. L. SLOTNICK
OUTLINE OF THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF THE ZAM-41 COMPUTER. L. LUKASIEWICI
STRUCTURE AND OPERATION OF THE TELEFUNKEN TR 4 DIGITAL COMPUTER (GERMANI • EGBERT ULBRICH
SABRAC, A NEW GENERATION SERIAL COMPUTER. M. LEHMAN, R. ESHED, Z. NETTcR
GIER, A DANISH COMPUTER OF MEDIUM SIZE. C. GRAM, O. HESTVIK. H. ISAKSSON, P. T. JACOBSEN, J. JENSEN,
P. NAUR, 8. S. PETERSEN, B. SVEJGAARD
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 194b-1963

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PGEC636 663
PGEC636 671
PGEC636 677
PGEC636 687
PGEC636 698
PGEC636 707
PGEC636 115
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PGEC636
PGEC636
PGEC636
PGEC636
PGEC636
PGEC636
PGEC636
PGEC636
PGEC636
PGEC636
PGEC636
PGEC636
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733
747
755
774
781
791
814
822
835
846
863
872
874
887
896
904

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NEW YORK, PHILOSOPHICAL LIBRARY, 1960.
QA76.A6
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239

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246
252
259
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273

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276
281

AUTOMATIC CODING AT G.E • • RICHARD M. PETERSEN
SYSTEMS OF DEBUGGING AUTOMATIC CODING • CHARLES KATZ
PRINT 1, AN AUTOMATIC CODING SYSTEM FOR THE IBM 705 •. R08ERT W. BEMER
THE PROCEDURE TRANSLATOR, A SYSTEM OF AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING' HENRY M. KINZLER, PERRY M.
O~NICODE, A COMMON LANGUAGE PROGRAMMING SYSTEM • RUSSELL C. MCGEE
A MATRIX COMPILER FOR UNIVAC • LAURENCE C. MCGINN
A MATHEMATICAL LANGUAGE COMPILER • ALAN J. PERLIS, JOSEPH W. SMITH
A MECHA~IZED APPROACH TO AUTOMATIC CODING. E. C. YOWELL

MOSKO~ITZ

AUTOMATIC DIGITAL COMPUTATION (TEDDINGTON, ENG. NATIONAL PHYSICAL LABORATORY)
TEDDINGTON, ENGLA~D, MARCH 25-28, 1953. LONDON, H. M. STATIONERY OFFICE, 1954.
QA76.T4 1953
LC CARD NO. 55-1171

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INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS • N. D. HILL
OPERATION AND APPLICATIONS OF ANALOGUE COMPUTERS' R. W. WILLIAMS
DESIGN OF ANALOGUE COMPUTING SYSTEMS • M. J. SOMERVILLE
ANALOGUE COMPUTING CIRCUITS. M. J. SOMERVILLE
NUMBER REPRESENTATION IN DIGITAL COMPUTERS' A. J. COLE
OPERATION OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER • A. J. COLE
CIRCUIT ELEMENTS AND COMPUTER UNITS • R. L. GRIMSDALE
STORAGE • R. L. GRIMSDALE
INPUT-OUTPUT EQUIPMENT • D. W. DAVIES
PROGRAMMING. J. F. DAVISON
AUTOMATIC CODING, FRANKLIN INSTITUTE MONOGRAPH NO.3 (SYMPOSIUM ON ••• 1
PHILADELPHIA, JANUARY 24-25, 1957. LANCASTER, PA., 1957.
Z695.92.S9 1957
LC CARD NO. 57-13921 REV

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THE 021 DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM BY SVENSKA AEROP.LAN AKTIEBOLAGET, SWEDEN. 8. LANGEFORS
CIRRUS, AN ECONOMICAL MULTI PROGRAM COMPUTER WITH MICROPROGRAM CONTROL. M. W. ALLEN, T. PEARCEY.
J. P. PENNY, G. A. ROSE, J. G. SANDERSON
THE GUS MULTICOMPUTER SYSTEM. W. F. MILLER, R. A. ASCHENBRENNER
PRIMARY PROCESSOR AND DATA STORAGE EQUIPMENT FOR THE ORBITING ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATORY • THO~AS B. LEWIS
SOME ASPECTS OF THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF A CONTROL·COMPUTER, A CASE STUDY. R. L. ALONSO, H. 8LAIR-SMITH,
A. L. HOPKINS
SYSTEM DESIGN OF A SMALL, FAST DIGITAL COMPUTER. H. SCHORR, N. E. WISEMAN
A MACHINE ORGANIZATION FOR A GENERAL PURPOSE LIST PROCESSOR. RONALD L. WIGINGTON
AN OPERATIONAL HY8RID COMPUTING SYSTEM PROVIDES ANALOG-TYPE COMPUTATION WITH DIGITAL ELEMENTS.
HERMANN SCHMID
MICROPROGRAMMED CONTROL FOR COMPUTING SYSTEMS • G. B. GERACE
PARALLEL PROCESSING IN A RESTRUCTURA8LE· COMPUTER SYSTEM. G. ESTRIN, B. BUSSELL, R. TURN, J. 8I8B
AUTOMATIC ASSIGNMENT OF COMPUTAT10NS IN A VARIA8LE STRUCTURE COMPUTER SYSTEM' G. ESTRIN, R. TURN
THE SOLOMON COMPUTER. J. GREGORY, R. MCREYNOLDS
A MULTILAYER ITERATIVE CIRCUIT COMPUTER' RUDoLFo GONZALEZ
THE ILLINOIS PATTERN RECOGNITION COMPUTER, ILLIAC III • BRUCE H. MCCORMICK
AN ANALOG-DIGITAL CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEM • MORTON NADLER
ADAPTIVE SYSTEMS IN PATTERN RECOGNITION' H. KAZMIERCZAK, K. STEINBUCH
THE AUTOMATIC SPEECH RECOGNITION SYSTEM FOR CONVERSATIONAL SOUND' T. SAKAI, S. DDSHITA
LEARNING MATRICES AND THEIR APPLICATIONS' K. STEINBUCH, U. A. W. PISKE
THE BALANCED TREE AND ITS UTILIZATION IN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL. WALTER I. LANDAUER
A DELAY-LINE PUSH-DOWN LIST. P. A. LORD, C. J. TUNIS, H. L. W.ITTER
COMPUTER SIMULATION OF THE ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF MEMORY ARRAYS. W. T. WEEKS
A COMPUTER ORGANIZATION ANO PROGRAMMING SYSTEM FOR AUTOMATED MAINTENANCE. K. MALING, E. L. ALLEN
BASIC OPERATIONS IN AN UNNORMALIZED ARITHMETIC SYSTEM' N. METROPOLIS, R. L. ASHENHURST
SYNTHESIS OF LOGICAL SYSTEMS OF GIVEN ACTIVITY • ANTONIN SVOBODA

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THE PILOT ACE • J. H. WILKINSON
THE EDSAC • M. V. WILKES
oPERATI~G AND ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE GAINED WITH LEO' J. M. M. PINKERTON
MADAM • F. C. WILLIAMS
MOSAIC, THE MINISTRY OF SUPPLY AUTOMATIC COMPUTER. A. W. M. COOMBS
NICHOLAS • N. O. HILL
ADVANCE NOTES·ON RASCAL' E. J. PETHERICK
THE TRE HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL COMPUTER' R. H. A. CARTER
OPTIMUM CODING' G. G. ALWAY
MICROPROGRAMMING AND THE CHOICE OF ORDER CODe. J. B. STRINGER
CONVERSION ROUTINES' E. N. MUTCH, S. GILL
GETTING PROGRAMMES RIGHT • S. GILL
SPECIAL REQUIREMENT·S FOR COMMERCIAL OR ADMINISTRATIVE APPLICATIONS. T. R. THOMPSON
INPUT AND OUTPUT • D. W. DAVIES
ECHELON STORAGE SYSTEMS. D. O. CLAYDEN
SERIAL DIGITAL ADOERS FOR A VARIABLE RADIX OF NOTATION' R. TOWNSEND
MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTING' A. VAN WIJNGAARDEN
LINEAR ALGEBRA ON THE PILOT ACE' J. H. WILKINSON
THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS' L. FOX, H. H. ROBERTSON
THE SOLUTION OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS •. N. E. HOSKIN
MATItEMATICAL TABLES. E. T. GOODWIN
APPLICATIONS OF ELECTRONIC MACHINES IN PURE MATHEMATICS. J. C. P. MILLER
THE APPLICATION OF AUTOMATIC COMPUTING MACHINES TO STATISTICS' K. D. TOCHER
GATES A~D TRIGGER CIRCUITS. W. W. CHANDLER
PARALLEL FERRORESoNA~T TRIGGERS • J. GARCIA SANTESMASES
MERCURY DELAY L1"1E STORAGE • M.A. WRIGHT
APPLICATIONS OF MAGNETDSTRICTION DELAY LINES' R. C. ROBBINS, R. MILLERSHIP
CATHODE RAY TUBE STORAGE. T. KILBURN
MEMORY STUDIES AND OTHER DEVELOPMENTS AT THE NATIONAL UUREAU OF STANDARDS. RALPH J. SLUTZ
PREVENTIVE OR CURATIVE MAINTENANCE • E. A. NEWMAN
EXPERIE~CE WITH MARGINAL CHECKING AND AUTOMATIC RDUTINING OF THE EDSAe • M. V. WILKES, M. PHISTER JR,
S. A. BARTON
IlIAGNOSTIC PROGRAMMES • R. L. GRIMSDALE
COMPoNE~T RELIABILITY IN A COMPUTING MACHINE AT MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY' A. A. ROBINSON
THE HARWELL COMPUTER • E. H. COOKE-YARBOROUGH
THE APEXC, A LOW-COST ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR. A. D. BOUTH
THE ELLIOTT-NRDC COMPUTER 401, A DEMONSTRATION OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING BY PACKAGED UNIT CONSTRUCTION'
W. S. ELLIOTT, H. G. CARPENTER, A. ST JOHNSTON
MEDIUM-SIZE DECIMAL COMPUTING MACHINE. N. KITZ
THE DESIGN REQ·UIREMEHS OF A LOW-COST COMPUTING MACHIN[ • K. D. roCHlR
COMPUTeR LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

BIBLIOGRAPHY
ADVANCES IN COMPUTERS, V. 1NEW YORK, ACADEMIC PRESS, 1960QA76.A3
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ARGONNE NATIONAL LABORATORY, PRDCEEOINGS OF A SYMPOSIUM ON LARGE SCALE OIGITAL COMPUTING
LEMONT, ILLINOIS, AUGUST 3-5, 1953. ANL-5181.

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21
37
47
59
72
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B4
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150
159
194
202
213

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MACHI~ES,

A TRANSISTOR PULSE AMPLIFIER USING EXTERNAL REGENERATION. W. A. CORNELL
TRADIC, A TRANSISTOR DIGITAL COMPUTER. J. R. HARRIS
INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDY WILLIAMS MEMORY. J. POMERENE
THE ORACLE MEMORY SYSTeM • R. J. KLEIN JR
RELATIVE MERITS OF WILLIAMS MEMORY DISPLAY. D. JACOBSOHN
THE ILLIAC MEMORY • J. M. WIER
DESIGN AND MANUFACTURING CONSIDERATIONS OF THE OSCILLOGRAPH TYPE ELECTROSTATIC STORAGE TUBE. E. M. SMITH
A MYRIABIT MAGNETIC-CORE MATRIX MEMORY. J. RAJCHMAN
FERROMAGNETIC CORES WITH MICROSECOND ACCESS. I. L. AUERBACH
COINCIDENT-CURRENT MAGNETIC COMPUTER MEMORY DEVELOPMENrS AT M.I.T • • J. FORRESTER
COMPUTER COMPONENTS RESEARCH AT MELLON INSTITUTE. F. A. SCHWERTl
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ORACLE. E. W. 8URDETTE
PHYSICAL ASPECTS Of MAGNETIC COMPUTER MATERIALS. S. E. HARRISON
MAGNETIC READING-RECORDING HEAD DESIGN fOR UNIVAC • V. J. PORTER
APPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS (fREIBERGER, WALTER f., ED.)
BOSTON, GINN, 1963.
QA76.5.f1
LC CARD NO. 63-7425

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AOOC62
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GENERAL-PURPOSE PROGRAMMING FOR BUSINESS APPLICATIONS * CALVIN C. GOTLIEB
NUMERICAL WEATHER PREDICTION * NORMAN A. PHILLIPS
THE PRESENT STATUS OF AYTDMATIC TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES * YEHOSHUA BAR-HILLEL
PROGRAMMING COMPUTERS TO PLAY GAMES * ARTHUR L. SAMUEL
MACHINE RECOGNITION OF SPOKEN WORDS * RICHARD FATEHCHANO
BINARY ARITHMETIC * GEORGE W. REITWIESNER
A SURVEY OF NUMERICAL METHODS FOR PARABOLIC DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS * JIM DOUGLAS JR
ADVANCES IN ORTHONORMALIZING COMPUTATION * PHILIP J. DAVIS, PHILIP RABINOWITZ
MICROELECTRONICS USI'G ELECTRON-BEAM-ACTIVATED MACHINING TECHNIQUES * K~NNETH R. SHOULDERS
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN LINEAR PROGRAMMING * SAUL I. GASS
THE THEORY OF AUTOMATA, A SURVEY * ROBERT MCNAUGHTON
THE COMPUTATION OF SATELLITE ORBIT TRAJECTORIES * SAMUEL D. CONTE
MULTIPROGRAMMING * E. F. CO DO
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN NONLINEAR PROGRAMMING. PHILIP WOLFE
ALTERNATING DIRECTIO~ IMPLICIT METHODS. GARRETT BIRKHOFF, RICHARD S. VARGA, DAVID YOUNG
COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL TECHNIQUES IN SIMULATION • HA~OLD K. SKRAMSTAD
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND THE LAW. REED C. LAWLOR
THE FORMULATION OF DATA PROCESSING PROBLEMS FOR COMPUTERS. WILLIAM C. MCGEE
ALL~MAGNETIC CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES. DAVID R. BENNION, HEWITT D. CRANE
COMPUTER EDUCATION • HOWARD E. TOMPKINS
OIGITAL FLUIO LOGIC ELEMENTS • H. H. GLAETTLI
MULTIPLE COMPUTER SYSTEMS. WILLIAM A. CURTIN

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COMPUTERS AND OPERATIONS RESEARCH. PHILIP M. MORSE
HOW COMPUTERS CAN LEARN fROM EXPERIENCE. HERBERT A. SIMON
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE SCIENCE Of DIAGNOSIS. MAX A. WOODBURY, MARTIN LIPKIN
RECENT TRENDS IN COMPUTER PROGRAMMING AND NUMERICAL ANALYSIS. JOHN W. CARR III
USING COMPUTERS TO SOLVE PROBLEMS IN PHYSICS • L. H. THOMAS
COMPUTERS AND BRAINS. WALTER A. ROSENBLITH
SORTING ON COMPUTERS. C. C. GOTLIE8
THE ROLE Of COMPUTERS IN ASTRONOMY. MORRIS S. DAVIS
COMPUTERS IN FLUID MECHANICS • JOHN H. GIESE
THE USE OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN CIVIL ENGINEERING. CHARLES MASSONNET
INFORMArlON THEORY ANO NUMERICAL ANALYSIS • RICHARD W. HAMMING
EDUCATIONAL IMPLICATIONS Of THE COMPUTER REVOLUTION. GEORGE E. FORSYTHt
THE ANALYSIS ANO DESIGN OF EXPERIMENTS WITH THE HELP OF COMPUTERS. H. O. HARTLEY
AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING FOR THE LEGAL PROFESSION. WILLIAM B. KEHL
AUTOMATION ANO PURE MATHEMATICS. D. H. LEHMER
ANNUAL REVIEW IN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING, V. 1OXFORD, ENG., NEW YORK, PERGAMON PRESS, 1960QA76.A63
LC CARD NO. 60-128B4

1 INTRODUCTION TO THE CONFERENCE ON AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING, BRIGHTON 1~59 • A. D. BOOTH
B FUTURE TRENDS IN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING. A. E. GLENNIE
16 SOME PROBLEMS OF A UNIVERSAL AUTOCODE • K. A. REDISH
23 THE MARK 5 SYSTEM OF AUTOMATIC CODING FOR TREAC • P. M. WOODWARD
32 ASSEMBLY, INTERPRETIVE AND CONVERSION PROGRAMS FOR PEGASUS. G. E. fELTON
58 OPERATIONAL EXPERIENCE WITH THE PEGASUS AUTOCDDE • W. F. M. PAYNE
64 PEGASUS, AN EXAMPLE OF AN AUTOCODED PROGRAM FOR SALES ANALYSIS AND FORECASTING. P. M. RONALDSON
81 THE APPLICATION OF FORMULA TRANSLATION TO AUTOMATIC COOING OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS •
J. P. CLEAVE
93 MERCURY AUTOCODE, PRINCIPLES OF THE PROGRAM LIBRARY. R. A. BROOKER
III AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING OF DEUCE • C. ROBINSON
127 FURTHER DEUCE INTERPRETATIVE PROGRAMS AND SOME TRANSLATING PROGRAMS. S. J. M. DENISON
146 THE STANTEC-ZEBRA SIMPLE CODE AND ITS INTERPRETATION. R. J. ORO-SMITH
169 THE SHARE OPERATING SYSTEM FOR THE IBM 709 • K. V. HANfORD
17B THE PHILOSOPHY OF PROGRAMMING • S. GILL
189 AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING AND BUSINESS APPLICATIONS. G. CUSHING
196 THE FLOW-MATIC AND MATH-MATIC AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS • A. E. TAYLOR
207 TIDE, A COMMERCIAL COMPILER FOR THE IBM b50 • E. HUMBY
220 AUTO-PROGRAMMING FOR NUMERICALLY CONTROLLED MACHINE TOOLS. J. E. MEGGlrT
230 ON COMPUTABLE NUMBERS WITH AN APPLICATION TO THE ENTSCHEIDUNGSP~OBLEM • A. M. TURING
26B PRELIMINARY REPORT OF ACM-GA~M COMMITTEE ON AN INTERNAflONAL ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE
291 AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING, A SHORT BIBLIOGRAPHY
1 THE USE OF THE GENIE SYSTEM IN NUMERICAL CALCULATION. J. K. ILlffE
29 A DESCRIPTION OF MERCURY AUTOCODE IN TERMS OF A PHRASE STRUCTURE LANGUAGE. R. A. BROOKER, D. MORRIS
67 INTERFERENCE WITH AN ALGOL PROCEDURE. 'H. RUTISHAUSER
77 THE ELLIOTT B03 AUTDCODE MARK II • J. PYM, G. K. FINDLAY
115 MADCAP II • D. H. BRADFORD, M. B. WELLS
141 APT, A COMMON COMPUTER LANGUAGE. R. P. RICH
161 SAKO, AN AUTOMATIC CODING SYSTfM • L. LUKASZEWICZ
177 ARITHMETIC FORMULAE AND SUBROUTINES IN SAKO • A. W. MAZURKIEWICZ
COMPUTER LITERArURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

BI8LIOGRAPHY
ARAP612 191
ARAP612 231
ARAP612
ARAP612
ARAP612
ARAP612
ARAP612

293
305
325
345
351

ARAP623
ARAP623
ARAP623
ARAP623
ARAP623
ARAP623
ARAP623
ARAP623
ARAP623
ARAP623
ARAP623
ARAP623
ARAP623
ARAP623
ARAP634
ARAP634
ARAP634
ARAP634
ARAP634
ARAP63"
ARAP634
.,ARAP634

21
43
53
121
163
201
229
217
299
311
329
341
1
49
81
125
161
183
193
211

AUS 51

PROCEEDINGS OF A CONFERENCE ON AUTOMATIC COMPUTING MACHINES
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA, AUGUST 1-9, 1951.

51
51
51
51
51
51
51
51
51
51

10
18
29
42
51
81
93
101
121
142

AUS 51
AUS 51
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114
185
196

AUS 51

209

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AUS 51
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
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A DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF COBOL. JEAN E. SAMMET
FACT, A BUSINESS COMPILER, DESCRIPTION AND COMPARISON WITH COBOL AND COMMERCIAL TRANSLATOR.
R. F. CLIPPINGER
A CRITICAL DISCUSSION OF COBOL • E. L. WILLEY
THE GROWTH OF A COMMERCIAL PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE • H. D. BAECKER
UNCOL, THE MYTH AND THE FACT. T. B. STEEL JR
GENERAL VIEWS ON COBOL • JEAN E. SAMMET
REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60 • P. NAUR, J. W. BACKUS, F. L. BAUER, J. GREEN, C. KATZ,
J. MCCARTHY, A. J. PERLIS, H. RUTISHAUSER, K. SAMELSON, B. VAUQUOIS, J. H. WEGSTEIN,
A. VAN WIJNGAAROEN, M. WOOOGER
THE DESCRIPTION OF COMPUTING PROCESSES, SOME OBSERVATIONS ON AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING AND ALGOL 60 •
M. WOODGER
GENERALIZED ALGOL. A. VAN WIJNGAARDEN
ON THE OESIGN OF MACHINE INDEPENDENT PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES • E. W. DIJKSTRA
THE USE OF RECURSIVE PROCEDURES IN ALGOL 60 • H. RUTISHAUSER
JOVIAL, A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE FOR REAL-TIME COMMAND SYSTEMS. C. J. SHAW
TOWAROS AN ALGOL TRANSLATOR • B. HIGMAN
A MULTI-PASS TRANSLATION SCHEME FOR ALGOL 60 • E. N. HAWKINS, H. R. HUXTABLE
THE STRUCTURE AND USE OF THE SYNTAX DIRECTED COMPILER. E. T. IRONS
THE COMPILER COMPILER. R. A. BROOKER, I. R. MACCALLUM, O. MORRIS. J. S. ROHL \
PROGRESS IN SOME COMMERCIAL SOURCE LANGUAGES • A. D'AGAPEYEFF. H. D. BAECKER. ~ J. GIBBENS
RAPIDWRITE • E. HUMBY
'FILE PROCESSING' IN SEAL. K. W. CLARK
AN ALGOL 60 TRANSLATOR FOR THE Xl • E. W. DIJKSTRA
MAKING A TRANSLATOR FOR ALGOL 60 • E. W. DIJKSTRA
AN EXPERIMENT WITH A SELF-COMPILING COMPILER FOR A SIMPLE LIST-PROCESSING LANGUAGE. M. V. WILKES
THE DESIGN OF THE GIER ALGOL COMPILER. P. NAUR
AN ALGOL 60 COMPILER • A. EVANS JR
A PARAMETERISED COMPILER BASED ON MECHANISED LINGUISTICS. H. H. METCALFE
JOVIAL IN CLASS. D. G. MARSH
A COMMERCIAL USE OF STACKS. H. D. BAECKER, B. J. GIBBENS
AN IDEAL COMPUTER SUPPORT PROGRAM AND A SPECIFIC I.B.M. SYSTEM. D. C. FRIED
REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60 • PETER NAUR, J. W. BACKUS, F. L. BAUER, J. GREEN,
C. KATZ, J. MCCARTHY, A. J. PERL IS, H. RUTISHAUSER, K. SAMELSON, B. VAUQUOIS, J. H. WEGSTEIN,
A. VAN WIJNGAARDEN, M. WOODGER

INTRODUCTION TO AUTOMATIC CALCULATING MACHINES. D. R. HARTREE
THE C.S.I.R.O. DIFFERENTIAL ANALYSER. D. M. MYERS, W. R. BLUNDEN
AUTOMATIC DIGITAL CALCULATING MACHINES • D. R. HARTREE
DIGITAL CALCULATING MACHINES USED BY C.S.I.R.O • • T. PEARCEY, M. BEARD
INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING • D. R. HARTREE
PROGRAMMING FOR THE C.S.I.R.O. DIGITAL MACHINE. T. PEARCEY
AUTOMATIC CALCULATING MACHINES AND NUMERICAL METHODS. D. R. HARTREE
PROGRAMMING FOR PUNCHED CARD MACHINES. T. PEARCEY
THE FUNCTIONAL DESIGN OF AN AUTOMATIC COMPUTER. T. PEARCEY
SOME NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN EQUIPMENT FOR HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL MACHINES. D. M. MYERS, D. L. HOLLWAY,
C. B. SPEEDY, B. F. COOPER
SOME ANALOGUE COMPUTING DEVICES • D. M. MYERS
DIGITAL-ANALOGUE CONVERSIONS. W. R. BLUNDEN
AN ANALOGUE COMPUTER TO SOLVE POLYNOMIAL EQUATIONS WITH REAL COEFFICIENTS. E. O. WILLOUGHBY, G. A. ROSE,
W. G. FORTE
BIBLIOGRAPHY
OATA PROCESSING AND AUTOMATIC COMPUTING MACHINES,
WEAPONS RESEARCH ESTABLISHMENT, SALISBURY, AUSTRALIA, JUNE 3-B, 1951.

511 101
511 102
511 103
511 104
HI 105
511 106
511 101
511 108
511 110
511 111
511 112

THE WREDAC SYSTEM. J. A. OVENS TONE
THE CSIRAC • T. M. CHERRY
THE SILLIAC • B. SWIRE, J. M. BENNETT
THE UTECOM • R. G. SMART
OAT A PROCESSING IN PURE RESEARCH WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO RAOIO ASTRONOMY. T. PEARCEY
MACHINE TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES • A. O. BOOTH
THE LINGUISTIC APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTING MACHINERY. F. W. HARWOOO
SOME REMARKS ON THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS. M. V. WILKES
AN OPERATIONAL METHOD FOR THE STUDY OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS. R. H. MERSON
THE USE OF CONTINUANTS IN PRACTICAL NUMERICAL ANALYSIS. J. M. BENNETT
THE CALCULATION OF THE EIGENVECTORS OF COOIAGONAL MATRICES PRODUCED BY THE GIVENS AND LANCZOS PROCESSES.
J. H. WILKINSON
AUS 511 114 ON DIFFERENCE METHODS OF SOLUTION OF PARABOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS. A. S. DOUGLAS
AUS 511 115 THE SOLUTION OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS, A SPECIFIC EXAMPLE. T. M. CHERRY
AUS 511 116 MONTE CARLO CALCULATIONS OF THE MULTIPLE SCATTERING OF MUONS. B. A. CHARTRES
AUS 511 111 ON THE NUMERICAL INVERSION OF LAPLACE ANO MELLIN TRANSFORMS • J. C. BUTCHER
AUS 511 118 THE AUTOMATIC DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF BIOLOGICAL EXPERIMENTS. P. J. CLARINGBOLO
AUS 511 119 COMPUTERS AND CRYSTALLOGRAPHY • A. S. OOUGLAS
AUS 511 120 SILLIAC PROGRAMMES FOR X-RAY CRYSTAL STRUCTURE ANALYSIS. H. C. FREEMAN
AUS 511 121 AN ADDRESSLESS CODING SCHEME BASED ON MATHEMATICAL NOTATION. C. L. HAMBLIN
AUS 511 122 AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING. G. HILL, J. SANOERSON
AUS 511 123 A MATRIX INTERPRETIVE ROUTINE FOR THE UTECOM • R. G. SMART
AUS 511 124 A TWO-ADDRESS METHOD OF INTERPRETIVE CODING FOR THE CSIRAC • I. BASSETT
AUS 511 125 A NEW DIAGNOSTIC ROUTINE. J. M. BENNETT, J. C. BUTCHER, M. CHAPPLE
AUS 512 201 SOME BASIC CDNSIDERATIONS IN THE DESIGN OF THE WRE DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM. F. F. THDNEMANN
AUS 512 202 DATA ACQUISITION IN THE WRE SYSTEM. J. H. L. COHEN
AUS 512 203 THE TELEMETRY AND DOPPLER DATA CONVERTERS • G. E. BARLOW
AUS 512 205 A WHITE NOISE GENERATOR FOR THE BAND 0-20 CPS. J. G. THOMASON
AUS 512 206 SOME NEW COMPONENTS FOR ANALOGUE COMPUTERS • P. BENYON
AUS 512 201 AN AUTOMATIC TRACKING FILTER. K. BROADFOOT
AUS ~>12 208 A REVIEW OF COMPUTER DEVELOPMENTS AT MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY. T. KILBURN
AUS 512 209 ADA, A TRANSISTOR DIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYSER. M. W. ALLEN
AUS 512 210 FLEXIBILITY IN ANALOGUE COMPUTERS. J. P. LONERGAN
AUS 572 211A THE USE OF AGWAC IN THE ANALYSIS OF NONLINEAR PITCHING OSCILLATION OF A SUPERSONIC MISSILE. P. M. TWISS
AUS 512 211B THE DEVELOPMENT OF A ROLL CONTROL SYSTEM • J. A. B. CARTMEL
AUS 512 211C THE USE OF ANALOGUE COMPUTERS IN THEORETICAL STUDIES OF GUIDED MISSILES • L. C. WITCHARD
AUS 512 212 SOME ASPECTS OF SAMPLING AS APPLIED TO DATA TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS. R. H. BARKER
AUS 512 213 A NINE CHANNEL DIGITAL TO ANALOGUE CONVERTER. I. C. HINCKFUSS
AUS 512 214 SOME RAE DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS. S. H. HOLLINGDALE
AUS 512 215 THE RECORDING OF DATA IN THE WRE WIND TUNNELS • E. R. JOHNSON
AUS 512 216 A PROPOSED AUTOMATIC ANALOGUE COMPUTER • J. G. THOMASON
34

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

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572
572
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572
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572
572
573
573
573
573
513
573
573
573
573
573
513
573
573
573

217
218
219
220
221
222
224
302
303
304
305
306
307
308
309
310
311
312
313
314
315

AUS 60

AUTOMATIC COMPUTING AND DATA PROCESSING IN AUSTRALIA
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA, MAY 24-27, 1960.
AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE ON COMPUTATION AND AUTOMATIC CONTROL •
••• NOTE, IN THE PAGE CODE B STANDS FOR BI AND B' STANDS FOR BII •••

AUS 60 Al.l
AUS 60 Al.2
AUS 60 Al.3
AUS 60 Al.4
AUS 60 A2.1
AUS 60 A2.2
AUS 60 A3.1
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
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60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60

AUS
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60 A1.2
60 A7.3
60 A7.4
60 A8.1
60 AB.2
60 A8.3
60 A8.4
60 A9.1
60 A9.2
60AI0.1
60AI0.2
60AI0.3
60AI0.4
60All.l
60All.2
60A11.3
60All.4
60A12.1
60A12.2
60A12.3
60A12.4
60 B1.1
60 Bl.2

AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS

60
60
60
60

A3.2
A4.1
A4.2
A4.3
A4.4
A5.1
A5.2
A5.3
A5.4
A6.1
A6.2
A6.3
A6.4
A7.1

Bl.3
B1.4
B2.1
B2.2

AUS 60B'2.1
AUS 60B'2.2
AUS
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60 B3.1
60 B3.2
60 B3.3
60B'3.1
60B'3.2
60 B4.1
60 B4.2
60 B4.3
60B'4.1

AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS
AUS

608'4.2
60 B5.1
60 B5.2
60 B5.3
608'5.1

THE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY ANALOGUE COMPUTER • P. GILBERT
THE INTEGRATED DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM AT THE AIR FORCE MISSILE TEST CENTRE. H. N. MORRIS
THE AUTOMATIC OIGITAL RECORDING OF INFORMATION FROM COSMIC RAY AIR SHOWERS. C. S. WALLACE, M. H. BRENNAN
THE EFFECT OF NON-LI~EARITY ON THE STATISTICAL BEHAVIOUR OF FEEOBACK SYSTEMS. J. C. WEST
THE ADELAIDE UNIVERSITY DYNAMIC A.D. NETWORK ANALYSER. S. KANEFF
THE RELIABILITY OF LARGE SCALE ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS .DISCUSSION)
SOME FEATURES OF THE ACE COMPUiER • F. M. BLAKE, D. O. CLAYDEN, D. W. DAVIES, L. J. PAGE, J. B. STRINGER
MANAGEMENT FACES AN ELECTRONIC FUTURE • L. BETH~RAS
BUSINESS AND ACCOUNTANCY DATA PROCESSING. J. A. OVENS TONE
DEMONSTRATION PROBLEMS ON THE WREDAC SYSTEM. J. A. OVENSTONE
SOME INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS OF ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTERS. S. GILL
NUMERICALLY CONTROLLED MACHINE TOOLS AND THE PRODUCTION ENGINEER. O. S. PUCKLE
PROGRAMMING STRATEGY ON THE NATIONAL-ELLIOTT 405 DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM. H. ORDE
A REVIEW OF SOME APPLICATIONS OF THE DEUCE COMPUTER. R. DAVIS
EMI DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS. N. D. HILL
THE APPLICATION OF COMPUTERS TO PROBLEMS IN MATERIAL CONTROL. O. L. WILSON
HOLLERITH ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT FOR USE IN GOVERNMENT ANO INDUSTRY • D. TOUZEL
THE NATIONAL ELECTRO~IC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM. R. H. STAGG
THE BURROUGHS BUSINESS PROCESSING SYSTEM • J. P. WALLACE
THE UNIVAC, FILE COMPUTER AND POINT OF SALE RECORDER • S. G. REDINGTON
THE 1.8.M. ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS. P. HOLMES A'COURT

THE ACCOUNTING CONSULTANT VIEWS ELECTRONIC OATA PROCESSING. K. B. STONIER
THE COMMERCIAL AND I~DUSTRIAL MARKET FOR ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING EQUIPMENT IN AUSTRALIA.
J. B. THACKER
ELECTRONIC DATA ·PROCESSING IN THE DEFENCE SERVICES. J. A. OVENSTONE
SOME CONTROL AND INTERNAL AUDIT PROBLEMS, INDUSTRIAL LIFE ASSURANCE PREMIUM ACCOUNTING USING A~ IBM 650
PUNCHED CARD COMPUTER ALLIED WITH NATIONAL CLASS 32 ACCOUNTING MACHINES ANO PAPER TAPE • C. J. POTTER
SOCIAL SERVICES BENEFITS, PAYMENTS BY PUNCHED CAROS • A. CAREY
OISTRIBUTION ANO CLASSIFICATION OF STATISTICAL DATA. N. HODDINETT, M. E. OATES
AN APPLICATION OF THE IBM 650 EDPM TO CERTAIN ACTUARIAL PROBLEMS OF A LARGE LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE.
R. W. B. JUDSON
THREE LEVELS OF DATA PROCESSING IN ORDINARY BRANCH ASSURANCE. S. BENJAMIN
RANOOM ACCESS SYSTEMS FOR CHAIN STORE ACCOUNTING • A. L. WHEATON
A COMPLETELY INTEGRATED ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM. R. M. HAOLEY
STOCK CONTROL ON A NEW ELECTRONIC ACCOUNTING SYSTEM • R. CLEMENT
WAREHOUSE STOCK CONTROL ANO INVOICING ON PAPER TAPE • J. W. EVANS
DATA PROCESSING SERVICE BUREAUX AS AN AID TO MANAGEMENT • A. J. GREENE
ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING IN THE WOOL INDUSTRY. S. A. BOCKING
DATA PROCESSING APPLIED TO MANUFACTURING INOUSTRIES • T. H. S. ROBINSON, 8. L. ALCORN
THE SMALL COMPUTER I~ AUSTRALIA~ I~OUSTRY • D. L. TOUZEL
DATA PROCESSING IN MARKETING RESEARCH. I. R. SHARPE
APPLICATION OF THE USE OF ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS TO TELEVISION AUDIENCE MEASUREMENT. R. A. ROTHERY
FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION SORTING ON UTECOM • R. G. SMART, T. M. PARK
DATA PROCESSING IN MARKETING ANO SALES RESEARCH. J. J. BRAITHWAITE
THE APPLICATION OF MOOERN DATA PROCESSING TECH~IQUES TD THE REQUIREMENTS Of U~IVERSITY ADMINISTRATIO~,
WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO STUDENT RECORDS • A. S. CARRINGTON
THE USE OF AUTOMATIC MACHINES IN SOCIAL SCIENCE. H. W. S. PHILP
LANGUAGE PRDBLEMS IN THE DESIGN DF AN INTEGRATED DATA GATHERING SYSTEM. G. A. KAUFMAN~
DIFFICULTIES OF USING AUTOMATIC COMPUTERS O~ OFFICE WORK. T. R. THOMPSON
ORACLE, GAS MANUFACTURING BUDGET PROGRAM • V. STEWARD
THE USE OF ELECTRO~IC COMPUTERS IN TRAfFIC STUDIES AND RESEARCH • W. R. BLUNDEN
SOURCES A~O COLLECTION OF DATA FOR LINEAR PROGRAMMING. G. K. MCDONALO
THE AUTOMATIC COMPILATION OF TECHNICAL DATA TABLES, A CASE STUDY. J. CARTER, B. Z. DE FERRANTI
MICR, A NEW INPUT MEOIUM FOR COMPUTERS • D. SMITH, G. DUNNE, F. HALL
MAGNETIC INK CHARACTER DEVELOPMENTS, INCLUDING SYSTEMS ANO EQUIPMENT. R. H. STAGG
MAGNETIC TAPES O~ LARGE COMPUTER SYSTEMS. K. A. HUDSON
MAGNETIC FILM, U~LIMITED STORAGE. L. N. SIMPSON
DATA PROCESSING WITH PAPER TAPE, AN EXPERIMENT. J. M. BENNETT, R. WHITFELD
SOME DEVELOPME~TS IN PERIPHERAL INPUT OUTPUT EQUIPMENT FOR DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS. A. G. S. HOPKI~S
A DATA PROCESSING TECH~IQUE FOR HANOLING SEAT RESERVATION PROBLEMS APPLIEO TO AIRLINES. P. SINGLETON
PROGRESS WITH THE TELEPHO~E TRAFFIC DISTRIBUTION RECORDING PROJECT. R. M. LENNON
INTEGRATIDN OF DATA IN THE A.G.L. CO • • T. A. JOHNSTONE
A PRDGRAM FOR THE ALLOCATION OF COSTS OF ELECTRICITY SUPPLY. T. T. KEATING
COMMERCIAL TRANSLATOR. D. S. GREATOREX
THE CONTRIBUTION OF SYMBOLIC ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES IN COMMERCIAL DATA PROCESSING. N. CHAPIN
BUSINESS FORMS, THEIR IMPACT. CONTROL ANO FUNCTION IN DATA PROCESSING. J. GILBERTSON
PERIPHERY EQUIPMENT IN RELATION TO FORMS HANDLING I~ COMPUTER INSTALLATIONS. C. H. STANGE
IN LIEU OF DIAGRAMS AND MOOELS • J. M. BENNETT
APPLICATION OF A SMAlL SCALE COMPUTER TO PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED IN ENGINEERING, SCIENTIFIC ANO STATISTICAL
COMPUTATIONS • A. G. S. HOPKINS
SOME TECHNICAL PROBLEMS SOLVED BY LEO. J. V. SMITH
SELECTI~G A TECHNICAL COMPUTER, THE CASE FOR A SMALL MACHINE • B. Z. DE FERRANTI
SOME APPLICATIONS OF AUTOMATIC COMPUTERS IN HYDRO-ELECTRIC ENGINEERING • K. E. JOHNSON
USE OF AN ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER TO SOLVE A PR08LEM OF THE OPERATIONS RESEARCH TYPE, (THAT OF
ECONOMICAL PLANNI~G PERIOD FOR ENGINEERING CAPITAL WORKS) • I. MCDOWELL
A CALCULATION OF SWITCHING FUNCTIONS AS A MEANS OF MINIMISI~G ERROR IN AN ON-OFF CONTROL SYSTE~ •
R. F. BROWN
A STUDY OF ASYNCHRO~OUSLY EXCITED OSCILLATIONS IN NON-LINEAR CONTROL SYSTEMS BY MEANS OF DIGITAL COMPUTER
TECHNIQUES. O. I. ELGERD
DESIGN OF AN INTERCONNECTED SYSTEM FOR MINIMUM COST • 8. S. THORNTON
COMPUTING METHOOS FDR TRIM SCHEDULING IN THE PAPER INDUSTRY • B. O. CRAVEN
PROGRAMMING GAMES AND CRYPTANALYSIS ON DIGITAL COMPUTERS. N. V. FINDLER
COMPUTATIONS IN NUCLEAR LEVEL OENSITY PROBLEMS. O. w. LANG
COMPUTATIONAL PROBLEMS IN THEORETICAL NUCLEAR PHYSICS. P. SWAN
AUTOMATIC COMPUTATION IN MULTI-COMPONENT OISTILLATION COLUMN OESIGN • P. K. MCGREGOR, S. C. VA~ DER KOLFF
THE ANALOG COMPUTER AS AN AID TO DESIGN AND OPERATION OF A CONTINUOUS PROCESS • A. H. DOVE TON
PIPE FLEXIBILITY ANALYSIS ON THE UlECOM COMPUTER. R. G. SMART, D. PREVADOROS
PHOTONUCLEAR REACTION CROSS SECTIONS ANALYSIS FROM RESIOUAL RADIOACTIVITY MEASUREMENTS. D. ~. LANG,
T. R. SHERWOOD, W. E. TURCHENETZ
SUMMATION OF THE SCATTERING SERIES FOR THE SCATTERING OF ELECTRONS BY ATOMIC FIELOS • L. J. lASSIE
THE APPLICATION OF COMPUTER TECHNIOUES TO PROBLEMS IN HYDRAULIC STRUCTURES • W. H. REES
CAN A SMALL DIGITAL COMPUTER EARN A PLACE IN A CIVIL ENGINEERING OFFICE • J. W. PAUL
THE USE OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER IN RURAL ROAO OESIGN • V. P. O'GRADY, M. W. WHIlE
CALCULATION OF PERFORMANCE CURVES FOR INDUCTIVE PARAMETRIC DEVICES. R. G. SMART
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

BIBLIOGRAPHY
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C8.2
C8.3
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C9.3

THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE HEAT EQUATION USING CHEBYSHEV SERIES. D. ELLIOTT
THE SOLUTION OF SIMULTANEOUS LINEAR EQUATIONS ARISING FROM PARTIAL O.E.'S • R. WHITFELD
THE MATRIX (FORCE) METHOD OF STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO USE OF AN AUTOMATIC DIGITAL
COMPUTER • J. L. MEEK
SOME USES OF MATRICES IN STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS. A. S. HALL
THE PREPARATION OF CHARTS FOR THE PLASTIC DESIGN OF MILD STEEL PORTAL FRAMES. H. B. HARRISO~
MINIMIZATION OF A FUNCTION OF N VARIABLES. J. M. BLATT, D. A. MUSTARD
A GENERALISATION OF SIMPSON'S RULE TO MANY-DIMENSIONAL INTEGRATION. D. A. MUSTARD, J. M. BLATT
FITTING OF CURVES TO SCIENTIFIC DATA. A. T. BERZTISS
THE PROCESSING OF P.Z.T. OBSERVATIONS BY A SMALL ELECTRONIC COMPUTER. J. GRENOT
THE MECHANIZATION OF INFORMATION STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS FOR TECHNICAL LITERATURE. J. J. THOMPSON
THE DIGITAL COMPUTER IN A SCIENTIFIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM. D. L. OVERHEU
TWO PROBLEMS IN FLUID MECHANICS. F. M. HENDERSON
THE ANALYSIS OF SURGE TANKS 8Y AUTOMATIC COMPUTER. M. A. CHAPPLE
COMPUTER SOLUTIONS OF PROBLEMS INVOLVING TRANSIENTS IN HYDRO-ELECTRIC DEVELOPMENTS. P. T. A. GRIFFITHS,
H. L. KWOK
THE ROLE OF LARGE SCALE DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN NUCLEAR ENGINEERING • J. J.THOMPSON
CORRELATION OF RESULTS OF A PILOT PLANT EXPERIMENT USING A DIGITAL COMPUTER. M. G. BAILLIE,
B. R. LAWRENCE
PRELIMINARY CALCULATION OF SOME PARAMETERS IN NUCLEAR REACTOR CORE THERMAL DESIGN • G. DE VAHL DAVIS
THE IONIC THEORY OF HEART ACTIVITY. E. P. GEORGE
ON WAITING TIMES FOR DROUGHT RELIEF IN QUEENSLAND. A. M. W. VERHAGEN, F. HIRST
THE USE OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN ANALYSIS OF METEOROLOGICAL TIME SERIES. G. 0 MAHONY
NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE VON KARMAN LARGE DEFLEXION EQUATIONS IN THE CASE OF A RECTANGULAR CA~TILEVER
PLATE • P. O. JONES
THE STABILITY OF NON-LINEAR DIFFERENCE-DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS IN AERODYNAMICS. T. M. PARK,
B. S. THORNTON
ON COMPRESSIBLE LAMINAR BOUNDARY LAYER FLOW. J. A. OVENSTONE
CALCULATING EIGENVALUES OF VERY LARGE SYMMETRIC MATRICES. B. A. CHARTRES
NETWORK ANALYSIS OF GAS DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS. J. C. CHALLIS, M. WILLIAMS
DATA PROCESSING FOR EXPERIMENTS IN ELECTRON PARAMAGNETIC RESONANCE. H. F. SYMMONS, K. M. BURROWS
THE DEUCE COMPUTER AS AN AID TO TRACTION DESIGN ANO OPERATION. A. GILMOUR, S. D. VAN DORP
THE COMPUTER CONTROL OF A HOT SAW IN A STEEL MILL • G. O. ROYLE
LONG RANGE BALLISTIC MISSILE TRAJECTORIES PREDICTION AND THE EFFECT OF A COUNTER-MEASURE NOSE CONE.
B. S. THORNTON
THE EVALUATION OF CD~PLEX GUIDED WEAPON SYSTEMS USING ANALOG COMPUTERS. R. G. KEATS
THE DESIGN OF A THREE DIMENSIONAL VARIABLE SPEED, HEIGHT AND MASS AERODYNAMIC MODEL OF A GUIDED MISSILE.
H. G. NEWBIGIN
THE PREPARATION AND CHECKING OF THE MATHEMATICAL MODEL OF A GUIDED WEAPONS SYSTEM. A. G. BIGGS
THE INFLUENCE OF HIGH SPEED COMPUTERS ON APPLIED STATISTICS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO AGRICULTURAL AND
BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH. S. LIPTON
VOLUME TABLE PREPARATION FOR PINUS RADIATA IN N.S.W • • J. L. HENRY
EXPERIENCES WITH REGRESSION ANALYSIS. J. R. BAINBRIDGE
THE SIMULATION OF RANDOMNESS. J. C. BUTCHER
DIGITAL SIMULATION. P. R. BENYON
COMPUTERS AS AN AID IN COMPUTER DESIGN ASSESSMENT. J. M. BENNETT, R. T. DAKIN
THE PRESENT TECHNICAL STATUS OF DATA TRANSMISSION IN AUSTRALIA. L. M. HARRIS, R. D. KERR
THE ERROR PROBLEM IN DATA TRANSMISSION. K. J. SMART
AN AUTOMATIC WIND-TUNNEL DATA CONVERTER • G. E. MOORE
INTERPROGRAM SYSTEM AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING FOR CSIRAC • G. W. HILL
FORTRAN, AN AUTOMATIC CODING SYSTEM, ITS DEVELOPMENT, USE AND FUTURE. M. W. WHITE
THE CIRCUIT DESIGN OF ATROPOS, A 5 MEGACYCLE SOLID STATE PARALLEL DIGITAL COMPUTER. I. C.HIMCKFUSS,
R. J. KEITH, I. J. MACAULEY
AUTOMATIC SQUARE ROOT IN A 5 MEGACYCLE PARALLEL DIGITAL COMPUTER. I. C. HINCHFUSS, R. J. KEITH,
I. J. MACAULEY
A MINIMUM COST DRIVI~G SYSTEM FOR MAGNETIC CORE MEMORIES. I. R. BUTCHER
W.A.C. MK.2, A PARALLEL NINE CHANNEL DIGITAL TO ANALOG CONVERTER. L. J. DUNNE
PERMANENT STORAGE IN SMALL COMPUTERS. T. PEARCEY
SYSTEM DESIGN OF CIRRUS. M. W. ALLEN, G. A. ROSE
A DESIGN FOR INSTRUCTION ECONOMY. M. ARBIB
THE ORION DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM. G. E. FELTON
GEORGE, AN ADDRESSLESS PROGRAMMING SCHEME FOR DEUCE • C. L. HAMBLIN
CONSIDERATIONS OF A COMPUTER WITH AN ADDRESSLESS ORDER COOE • C. L. HAMBLIN, H. L. HUMPHRIES, G. KAROLY,
G. J. PARKER
LOGICAL DESIGN FOR ADM, AN ADDRESSLESS DIGITAL MACHINE • C. L. HAMBLIN, H. L. HUMPHRIES, G. KAROLY,
G. J. PARKER
THE DEUCE ALPHACODE TRANSLATOR. F. G. DUNCAN, D. H. R. HUXTABLE
A MECHANICAL HARMONIC ANALYSER FOR THE INVESTIGATION OF GEOPHYSICAL TIME SERIES. E. K. WEBB, ~. E. BACON
THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF AN ANALOG COMPUTER FOR THE SOLUTION OF SOME EQUATIONS ARISING IN ECONOMIC THEORY AND
FORECASTING. J. B. THACKER
THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF ANALOG COMPUTERS WITH REFERENCE TO STATISTICAL TECHNIQUES. J. C. WEST, J. L. DOUCE
ANALOG COMPUTER ANALYSIS OF THE PERFORMANCE OF A NON-LINEAR SERVO-SYSTEM SUBJECTED TO STATISTICAL INPUT.
J. L. DOUCE
AN ELECTRONIC METHOD OF INTEGRATION WITH RESPECT TO VARIABLES OTHER THAN TIME. A. F. SMITH
A FUNCTION GENERATOR USING COLD CATHODE SELECTOR TUBES. R. N. DUFFY, C. P. GILBERT
A NEW TRANSFORMER ANALOG NETWORK ANALYSER. J. H. BUNDELL
A DIGITAL DISPLAY METERING SYSTEM FOR USE WITH A TRANSFORMER ANALOG NETWORK ANALYSER. D. H. STEVEN
ERRORS ASSOCIATED WITH HALL MULTIPLIERS WHEN USED AS COMPUTING ELEMENTS. A. R. BILLIMGS
ERRORS IN ANALOG COMPUTERS • C. J. PENGILLEY
COMVERSION OF CARTESIAN CO-ORDINATE INFORMATION INTO POLAR CO-ORDINATE FORM SUITABLE FOR RADAR TARGET
ACQUISITION. J. G. RODGER
ELECTRONIC ANALOG TO DIGITAL CONVERTERS IN AUTOMATIC COMPUTING SYSTEMS. D. LAMB
DEVELOPMENTS OF THE ANALOG COMPUTER ARTVS • L. J. DUNNE
MAINTENANCE OF AGWAC, A LARGE ANALOG COMPUTER • L. R. HENSCHKE
A SMALL TRANSISTORIZEO ANALOG COMPUTER FOR EARLY FLIGHT IMPACT POINT PREDICTION OF BALLISTIC MISSILES·
K. W. J. TODO
THE DESIGN OF A RATE SERVO FOR USE IN AN ANALOG COMPUTER. P. R. BENYON
DEMAGNETISATION DURING RECORDING AND ITS EFFECT ON THE REPRODUCED SIGNAL. G. R. BROOKS
MAGNETIC TAPE FOR THE SILLIAC • B. E. SWIRE, R. T. SHAW, P. S. APLIN
ON THE DESIGN OF PHOTOELECTRIC PAPER-TAPE READERS. B. E. SWIRE, P. S. APLIN
MULTIPOINT DIGITAL TEMPERATURE RECORDER WITH PUNCHED TAPE OUTPUT. T. S. HOLDEN
SUBROUTINES, LEARNING AND SYMBOLIC CODING. M. ARBIB
SIMPLIFIED CODING, A PEDAGOGIC EXPERIMENT. J. M. BENNETT, B. A. CHARTRES, J. ELLIOTT
WRITING A PROGRAM FOR THE IBM 650 • R. I. PURRY
REQUIREMENTS FOR COMPILING ROUTINES. J. M. BLATT
IBM EQUIPMENT OFFERING IN AUSTRALIA. F. H. BARR-DAVID
THE BENOIX G-15 COMPUTER • B. BAMBROUGH
THE SOLID-STATE DATA PROCESSING COMPUTER EMIOEC 1100 • A. F. SMITH
FERRANTI EQUIPMENT OFFERING IN AUSTRALIA. C. BERNERS-LEE
NCR EQUIPMENT OFFERING IN AUSTRALIA. R. M. HADLEY
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

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AUSTRALIAN COMPUTER CONFERENCE
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA, FEBRUARY 25-29, 1963.
AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE ON COMPUTATION AND AUTOMATIC CONTROL.

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STC EQUIPMENT BEING OFFERED IN AUSTRALIA. T. W. C. PRENTICE
ICT ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE TO AUSTRALIAN USERS • D. L. TOUZEL
THE LEO III COMPUTER. T. R. THOMPSON
BURROUGHS EQUIPMENT OFFERING IN AUSTRALIA • A. G. S. HOPKINS

COMPUTERS AS AN AID TO DISTRIBUTION • V. A. BENJAFIELD
A MODERN APPROACH TO THE PROBLEMS OF BUYING AND SELLING. R. O. SUMMERFIELO
E.D.P. IN THE INSURANCE INDUSTRY • B. R. PAUL
AN INDUSTRY STUDY, BANKING • G. C. B. PEARSON
COMPUTERS AS AN AID TO UTILITY MANAGEMENT. T. A. JOHNSTON
AN INDUSTRY STUDY, E.D.P. IN THE DEFENCE SERVICES. J. A. OVENSTONE
SYSTEM DESIGN • E. J. HIBBLE
THE SNOWY MOUNTAINS AUTHORITY STORES SYSTEM, A CASE STUDY • KEITH ERNST
A.D.P. SYSTEM DESIGN IN THE AUSTRALIAN POST OFFICE. D. FENNA
ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING IN THE COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE STAFF TRAINING. J. D. WHITE,
E. H. PALFREYMAN
CONVERSION • EDWARD M. MCLAUGHLIN
A CASE STUDY OF A CONVERSION. T. J. O'KEEFFE
CONTROL AND ADMINISTRATION OF A DATA PROCESSING CENTRE • J. R. MILLER
CONTROLS AND ADMINISTRATION IN RELATION TO A DATA PROCESSING CENTRE • R. R. STRANG
INSTALLING A COMPUTER SYSTEM, EDUCATIONAL AND OTHER STAFF PROBLEMS. L. J. COHN
E.D.P., THE UNIVERSITIES' ROLE. J. M. BENNETT
SPEEDING THE NATION'S BUSINESS, CASE STUDY • L. K. BURGESS
DATA TRANSMISSION, COMMUNICATION TO CENTRALISED PROCESSING SYSTEMS • R. M. HADLEY
REAL-TIME COMPUTER-BASED MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS • MALCOLM H. GOTTERER
E.D.P. AND THE AUDITOR. N. H. MCINTOSH
THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN HIGHLY MULTIVARIATE SITUATIONS. P. J. CLARINGBOLD
A GENERALIZATION OF THE TRANSPORTATION METHOD OF LINEAR PROGRAMMING • B. D. CRAVEN
THE USE OF INVENTORY SIMULATION IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF A COMPUTER ASSISTED STOCK CONTROL SYSTEM.
J. P. MACLELLAN
.
A PROPOSED PLANNING MAN-MACHINE COMPLEX • J. A. OVENS TONE
SIMULATION USING A COMPUTER. I. D. DAVIDSON
LINEAR AND QUADRATIC PROGRAMMING WITH SOME OR ALL VARIABLES REQUIRED TO BE ZERO DR UNITY. R. W. RUTLEDGE
PRODUCTION SCHEDULING, A CASE HISTORY. G. W. ROGERSON
NUMERICAL WEATHER PREDICTION AND ANALYSIS. D. JENSSEN
COMPUTATIONS OF NERVE AND HEART CELL ACTIVITY. E. P. GEORGE, E. A. JOHNSON
METHODS FOR SOLUTION OF NON-LINEAR EQUATIONS AND THE EXTRACTION OF NUCLEAR SCATTERING PHASE SHIFTS.
A. T. BERZTISS
THE PROCESSING AND ANALYSIS OF COSMIC RAY AIR SHOWER DATA USING THE COMPUTER SILLIAC • P. C. POOLE,
D. F. CRAWFORD
COMPUTING PROBLEMS IN X-RAY CRYSTAL STRUCTURE ANALYSIS • H. C. FREEMAN, J. G. SIME
AUTOMATIC COMPUTATION OF MOLECULAR INTEGRALS. E. A. MAGNUSSON
STATISTICAL MECHANICS AND HIGH-SPEED COMPUTING. J. A. BARKER
THE CALCULATION OF MOLECULAR VIBRATIONAL FREQUENCIES AND FORCE CONSTANTS • V. CRANMER
LINEAR EQUATIONS, SOME REMARKS ON CURRENT THEORY. I. N. CAPON
NUMERICAL EVALUATION OF MULTIPLE INTEGRALS. T. SAG, G. SZEKERES
THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF FREDHOLM INTEGRAL EQUATIONS USING CHEBYSHEV SERIES • DAVID ELLIOTT,
P. J. O'CONNOR
NUMERICAL TECHNIQUES FOR THE STUDY OF TIME-VARYING SYSTEMS. J. HILLER, L. C. HILL, R. G. SMART
USE OF COMPUTERS IN PLANNING P.M.G. COMMUNICATIONS. I. A. NEWSTEAD
COMPUTER PROGRAMMES FOR ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEM PLANNING. R. L. URIE
SOME ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS OF THE DIGITAL COMPUTER CSIRAC • J. J. RUSSELL, F. A. BLAKEY
THE USE OF REDUNDANCY TO INCREASE RELIABILITY IN DIGITAL SWITCHING CIRCUITS. H. S. WRAGGE
THE KDF9 COMPUTER SYSTEM • A. C. D. HALEY
A FLEXIBLE AND ECONOMIC APPROACH TO DIGITAL SYSTEM DESIGN • M. W. ALLEN, G. A. ROSE
THE TIME-SHARING FACILITIES OF THE KDF9 COMPUTER. J. R. LUCKING, J. P. O'NEIL
DATA TRANSMISSION FOR AUTOMATIC COMPUTATION AND CONTROL PART 1, GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS. D. A. GRAY
DATA TRANSMISSION FOR AUTOMATIC COMPUTATION AND CONTROL PART 2, PRACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS. O. RHYS-JONES,
R. G. KITCHENN
THE N.R.E. DATA CONVERSION SYSTEM, MK II • J. H. L. COHEN, D. LAMB
SEMICONDUCTOR SAMPLE AND HOLD CIRCUITS. D. H. RODGERS
AN EDUCATIONAL DIGITAL COMPUTER. D. G. WONG
ENCAPSULATED LOGIC BLOCKS, THE A.W.A. 'DATABLOC' SYSTEM. E. G. WORMALD
NEW CONCEPTS AND CRITERIA IN CONTROL • H. M. NELSON
TECHNIQUES FOR THE DIGITAL SIMULATION OF GUIDED MISSILES. P. R. BENYON
THE EXTENDED ANO MODERNISED ANALOGUE COMPUTING FACILITIES AT W.R.E •• L. J. DUNNE, S. PARKHILL
PROCESS CONTROL.BY DIGITAL COMPUTER. P. K. MACGREGOR
NUMERICAL CONTROL SYSTEMS AND THEIR APPLICATION. J. T. COADY-FARLEY
IDAC, THE IBM FORMAT DIGITAL TO ANALOGUE CONVERTER. L. J. DUNNE
BEHAVIOUR OF SUBHARMDNICS OF EVEN ORDER ARISING IN A NON-LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL SYSTEM. T. PEA~CEY,
F. HIRST
INTEGRATED PLANT CONTROL • B. W. EAMES
THE CIRRUS MULTIPROGRAM SYSTEM. J. P. PENNY
IMPLEMENTATION OF PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS WITHIN AN INTEGRATED COMPUTER NETWORK. T. PEARCEY
THE DESIGN OF A PROGRAMMING SYSTEM FOR THE CIRRUS COMPUTER • J. G. SANDERSON
IMPLEMENTATION OF A COMPILER, GECOM • R. W. FRANKLIN
THE DETERMINATION OF CONTROL SYSTEM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIMULATION. C. B. SPEEDY
A TENTATIVE COMPARISON BETWEfN ANIMAL AND MACHINE MEMORIES. N. V. FINDLER
AUTOMATIC RECORDING OF COSMIC RAY AIR SHOWERS. M. H. RATHGEBER, M. M. WINN
THE CALCULATION OF FLUCTUATING HEAT FLOW IN BUILDINGS. T. S. HOLDEN
BUSINESS COMPUTER SYMPOSIUM
LONDON, DECEMBER 1-3, 1958. LONDON, PITMAN, 1959.
HF5548.BB4 1958.
LC CARD NO. 61-28450

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COMPUTERS, RETROSPECT AND PROSPECT • THE EARL OF HALSBURY
PAYROLL AND PRODUCTION APPLICATIONS. N. C. POLLOCK
THE COMPUTER AS AN AID TO PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT. J. W. GRANT
BRITISH COMPUTING SERVICES. DEREK WRAGGE MORLEY
LARGE SCALE FILE MAINTENANCE • D. G. PEOOER
THE PLANNING OF TUBING MANUFACTURE, USING AN IBM 650 COMPUTER • R. G. HITCHCOCK
PUBLIC UTILITY ACCOUNTING. G. SHERLOCK
ELECTRO~IC-OATA PROCESSING IN THE NATIONALIZED INDUSTRIES. DUDLEY W. HOOPER
INVENTORY CONTROL, ACCOUNTING, AND PAYROLL. A. BRADLEY
PRODUCTION CONTROL BY BUYING COMPUTER TIME. R. B. BAGGETT, G. M. DAVIS
ACCOUNTING FOR FARMERS, SUGAR BEET PROOUCTION • J. P. LAWLER
COMPUTER LITERATURE

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ELECTRONICS IN BANKING • L. TEMPLE
A CASE STUDY IN THE APPLICATION OF AN EMIDEC ELECTRDNIC DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM. D. A. GREENSMITH
THE PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF A SMALL COMMERCIAL USER. O. L. ROWLANOS
TECHNIQUES FOR ANALYSIS OF A FAMILY EXPENDITURE SURVEY ON A COMPUTER. M. A. WRIGHT
A REVIEW OF AUTOMATIC DATA-PROCESSING IN GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS, MAY 1958 • J. H. H. MERRIMA~
ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS A PRACTICAL APPLICATION • J. F. BODY
THE APPLICATION OF LINEAR PROGRAMMING TO THE DESIGN OF ANIMAL FEEDING STUFFS .A. MUIR
INTEGRATING THE PROCEDURES DF AN INSURANCE OFFICE. K.-E. SCHANG
THE APPROACH TO EDP OF A LARGE USER • S. G. FURNISS
ANALYSIS OF SALES STATISTICS • C. A. WILKES
ELECTRONIC DATA-PROCESSING • A. J. BROCK8ANK
WAGES ACCOUNTING • W. H. SARGENT
COMPUTERS AND OPERATIONAL RESEARCH. D. G. OWEN

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WHY TUNNEL DIODES ISWEDISH) • S. BRAGNUM
ON THE NUMERICAL COMPUTATION OF INCOMPLETE ELLIPTIC INTEGRALS • G. EHRLING
ON THE SUM OF INVERSES OF PRIMES AND OF TWIN PRIMES • C. E. FROBERG
THE PROGRAMMING OF LARGE LOGICAL PROBLEMS. J. V. GARWICK
STUDY OF ANTIAIRCRAFT SYSTEMS BY SIMULATION WITH A MONTE CARLO MODEL • B. JANSSON
AN IMPLEMENTATION OF 'ALGOL 60 PROCEDURES • J. JENSEN, P. NAUR
A METHOD FOR CHECKING NUMERICAL CODES USING THE 1401 • R. KIVIVUORI
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL IN FILE PROCESSING I • B. LANGEFORS
ADP FOR POPULATION REGISTRATION AND TAX ACCOUNTING IN SWEDEN ISWEDISH) • o. DOPPING
CONDITIONALLY STABLE DIFFERENCE APPROXIMATIONS FOR THE WAVE-OPERATOR. J. FRIBERG
THE ACCURACY OF FLOATING POINT COMPUTERS • J. V. GARWICK
A STORAGE ALLOCATION SCHEME FOR ALGOL 60 • J. JENSEN, P. MONORUP, P. NAUR
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL IN FILE PROCESSING II • B. LANGEFORS
FORECASTING OF ELECTION RESULTS ON THE OASK 10ANISHI • A. MELBYE
A CASE OF NUMERICAL DIVERGENCE • H. RIESEL
COBOL, AN INTRODUCTION I$WEOISHI • K. VOLBY
THE APPLICATION OF THE LICHTENSTEIN-GERSHGORIN INTEGRAL EQUATION I'N CONFORMAL MAPPING • CHR. A~DERSEN
FACTORIZATION OF FACTORIALS • S. COMET
AN INPUT SYSTEM FOR ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS • J. V. GARWICK
THE FIXED POINT DIVISION IN GIER • T. KRARUP
CALCULATION OF DRIVERS FOR DIODE DECODERS IDANISH) • B. SCHAROE PETERSEN
COBOL GRAMMAR ISWEDISH) • K. VOLBY
ANALOGUE CALCULATION OF CHI SQUARED FOR THE TESTING OF HYPOTHESIS • E. M. ALFSEN
THE COMPUTER-RELATED SCIENCES ISYNNOETICS) AT A UNIVERSITY IN THE YEAR 1975 • L. FEIN
RATIONAL CHEBYSHEV APPROXIMATIONS OF ELEMENTARY FUNCTIONS. C. E. FROBERG
COBOL COMPILATION FOR RCA 501 ISWEDISH) • K. VOLBY
ON THE TABULATION OF INDEFINITE INTEGRALS • P. WYNN
COMPUTER TYPE INSTRUMENTS • AARRE AALTONEN
REMARKS ON THE USE OF SYMBOLS IN ALGOL INDRWEGIAN) • OLE-JOHAN DAHL
COMPUTER ANALYSIS OF MEDICAL HISTORY AS AN AID TO'DIAGNOSIS • BERTIL GREKO
APPLICATIONS TO THE MAGNETIC TAPE STORAGE UNIT, FACIT ECM 64 ITHE CAROUSEL MEMORY) • OLLE KARLQVIST
ACTIVITY NETWORK FOR PLANNING AND SCHEDULING • BORJE LANGEFORS
THE NEED FOR EDUCATION AND RESEARCH IN ADMINISTRATIVE DATA PROCESSING. AAGE MELBYE, POUL SVEISTRUP
AUTOMATIC CORRECTION OF ERRORS IN TEXT. LARS ERIK THORELLI
RATIONAL APPROXIMATION OF EMPIRICAL FUNCTIONS. LINDE WITTMEYER
NOTE ON THE SOLUTION OF A CERTAIN 80UNDARY-VALUE PROBLEM. P. WYNN
RATIONAL APPROXIMATION OF DECAY-TYPE FUNCTIONS • KLAUS APPEL
THE SPLINE CURVE, A SMOOTH INTERPOLATING FUNCTION USED IN NUMERICAL DESIGN OF SHIP-LINES • BENGT ASKER
CLASSIFICATION OF QUALITATIVE DATA. LASSI HYVARINEN
SOME NEW DIVISORS OF MERSENNE NUMBERS • EDGAR KARST
COMPUTATION OF PARTS REQUIREMENTS FOR PRODUCTION SCHEDULING. BORJE LANGEFORS
CONTROL CIRCUITS FOR THE LINE PRINTER IDANISH) • BENT SCHAR DE PETERSEN
A HALF YEAR'S, EXPERIENCE WITH THE FACIT-ALGOL I COMPILER. INGEMAR DAHLSTRAND
ON COMPLEX SUCCESSIVE OVERRELAXATION • BENGT KREDELL
ON THE OEFINITION OF STABILITY FOR DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS WHICH APPROXIMATE PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
IGERMAN) • HEINZ-OTTO KREISS
SAAB 500, A NUMERICAL CONTROL SYSTEM • LARS-OLOF SUNDSTROM
TEST PROBLEMS USED FOR EVALUATION OF COMPUTERS • O. ODPPING
ON SMOOTHING OF PULP QUALITY CHARACTERISTICS IN A FLOW SYSTEM. L. ERIKSSON, O. LOKKI, N. RYTI
BOUNDS FOR THE ROUND-OFF ERRORS IN THE RICHARDSON SECOND ORDER METHOD • GENE H. GOLUB
SEARCH LIMITS ON DIVISORS OF MERSENNE NUMBERS • EDGAR KARST
ON THE GENERATION OF PERMUTATIONS AND COMBINATIONS. MOK-KONG SHEN
AN ARSENAL OF ALGOL PROCEDURES FOR COMPLEX ARITHMETIC • P. WYNN
MULTIPROGRAMMING, AN ORIENTATION ISWEOISH) • J. BUBENKO
A SPECIAL STABILITY PROBLEM FOR LINEAR MULTISTEP METHODS. G. DAHLQUIST
A FAST CARD READER FOR THE GIER COMPUTER • L. PROHL HANSEN, B. SCHAROE PETERSEN
REPRESENTATION OF TEXT STRINGS IN BINARY COMPUTERS • H. KARLGREN
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OPTIMIZATION TECHNIQUES • I. P. V. CARTER
PRESENTATION OF A NEW HIGH SPEEO PAPER TAPE READER. T. HULT
ON THE METHOD OF CENTRAL DIFFERENCES FOR THE SOLUTION OF THE CAUCHY PROBLEM FOR PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL
EQUATIONS «GERMAN) • O. JOHANSSON, H.-D. KREISS
REQUIREMENTS PLANNING OF PRODUCTION COMPONENTS AND SPARE PARTS AT A FARM EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURING COMPANY •
C.-A. JOHANSSON
A REMARKABLE QUARTIC YIELDING CERTAIN DIVISORS OF MERSENNE NUMBERS. E. KARST
THE DESIGN OF THE GIER ALGOL COMPILER, PART I • P. NAUR
THE DESIGN OF THE GIER ALGOL COMPILER, PART II • P. NAUR
MINIATURIZATION OF ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS «SWEDISH) • B. JIEWERTZ
SINGULAR RULES FOR CERTAIN NON-LINEAR ALGORITHMS. P. WYNN
REAL TIME DATA PROCESSING FOR GIER «NORWEGIAN) • O. R. HESTVIK, H. J. LEVOLO
CONVERTING A CURVE TO RIGHT-ANGLED INCREMENTS. P.-E. DANIELSSON
LIST OF ALL PRIME DIVISORS Q K 2KP+l OF «2 TO THE PI-l, K LESS THAN 10, P LESS THAN 15000 • E. KARST
SOME APPROACHES TO THE THEORY OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS • B. LANGEFORS
IN WHICH ORDER ARE OIFFERENT CONDITIONS TO BE EXAMINED • H. RIESEL
ANALYSIS OF ELASTIC STRUCTURES ON OIGITAL COMPUTERS. T. VAHL OLSEN

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN THE BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES «BORKO, HAROLD, ED.)
ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, N. J., PRENTICE-HALL, 1962.
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COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN THE BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES, PART I AND PART II • HAROLD BORKO
THE UNIVERSITY COMPUTING CENTER. CHARLES WRIGLEY
DATA PROCESSING IN PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH. E. LOWELL KELLY, JAMES C. LINGOES
MULTIPLE LINEAR REGRESSION MODELS. JOE H. WARD,JR
COMPUTER LITERATURE BI8LIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

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REPORT OF A CONFERENCE ON HIGH SPEED AUTOMATIC CALCULATING-MACHINES
UNIVERSITY MATHEMATICAL LABORATORY, CAMBRIDGE, ENGLAND, JUNE 22-25, 1949.
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THE EDSAC • M. V. WILKES, W. RENWICK
DEMONSTRATION OF THE EDSAC • B. H. WORSLEY
RELAY COMPUTERS • A. D. BOOTH
R.A.E. SEQUENCE CONTROLLED CALCULATOR. S. H. HDLllNGDALE
CATHODE RAY TUBE STORAGE • F. C. WILLIAMS
CODING ON AUTOMATIC DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINES. J. H. WILKINSON
PLANNING THE USE OF A PAPER LIBRARY. D. J. WHEELER
SIGN CORRECTION IN MODULUS CONVENTION. T. J. REY, R. E. SPENCER
THE PROGRAMMING OF SUPERSONIC NOZZLE FLOW. H. EGG INK
THE CONTROL OF MAGNITUDES OF NUMBERS IN DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINES WITH A FIXED BINARY POINT. B. NOBLE
FRENCH COMPUTING MACHINE PROJECTS (FRENCH) • L. COUFFIGNAL
CHECKING A LARGE ROUTINE. A. TURING
SOME ROUTINES INVOLVING LARGE INTEGERS. M. H. A. NEWMAN
PERMANENT AND SEMI-PERMANENT STURAGE FACILITIES FOR BINARY DIGITAL COMPUTERS. E. N. MUTCH
MAGNETIC STORAGE. G. E. THOMAS
MAGNETIC RECORDING F~R A DIGITAL COMPUTER. A. TUTCHINGS
PHOTOGRAPHIC STORAGE FOR A SERIES WORKING MACHINE • W. S. ELLIOTT
A PROPOSED MAGNETIC WIRE AUXILIARY STORE FOR THE EDSAC • D. W. WILLIS
CHECKING PROCEDURE AND CIRCUITS. A. M. UTTLEY
CHECKING BY WEIGHTED COUNTS. P. M. WOODWARD
CHECKING FACILITIES. D. J. WHEELER
CHECKABLE ADDITION CIRCUITS. R. H. A. CARTER
ELECTRO~IC TRIGGER CIRCUITS HAVING SEVERAL STATES OF STABLE EQUILIBRIUM. S. W. NOBLE
REMARKS ON CHECKING. J. C. P. MILLER
ELECTRO~IC DIGITAL COMPUTING IN THE UNITED STATES. HARRY D. HUSKEY
COMPUTI~G MACHINE PROJECTS IN HULLAND • A. VAN WIJNGAARDEN
FICTITIOUS TRAFFIC MACHINES. L. KOSTEN
COMPUTING MACHINE PROJECTS IN SWEDEN • G. KJELLBERG
THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINE. T. KILBURN
PRELIMINARY PLANS FOR THE T.R.E. ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER. A. M. UT1LEY
BIBLIOGRAPHY ON AUTOMATIC DIGITAL CALCULATING MACHINES
CANADIAN CONFERENCE FOR COMPUTING AND DATA PROCESSING
UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO, JUNE 9-10, 1958. UNIV. OF TORONTO PRESS, 1958.
QA76.C3 1958
LC CARD NO. 5g-41796

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FACTOR ANALYSIS • BE~JAMIN FRUCHTER, EARL JENNINGS
CANONICAL ANALYSIS • PAUL B. KOONS JR
STUDIES OF PERCEPTION. BENJAMIN W. WHITE
AUTOMATED TEACHING. HARRY F. SILBERMAN, JOHN E. COULSON
COMPUTER SIMULATION OF COGNITIVE PROCESSES • JULIAN FELDMAN
SYNTHEX, TOWARD COMPUTER SYNTHESIS OF HUMAN LANGUAGE BEHAVIOR. ROBERT F. SIMMONS
AUTOMATIC LANGUAGE-DATA PROCESSING. DAVID G. HAYS
COMPUTER MUSIC • LEJ~REN A. HILLER JR, ROBERT BAKER
SIMULATION OF A BRAIN. W. ROSS ASHBY
NERVE NET THEORY. JAMES T. CULBERTSON
ADVANCES IN BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE AND DIAGNOSIS. ROBERT S. LEDLEY
COMPUTER SIMULATION TOWARD A THEORY OF LARGE ORGANIlATIONS • SYDNEY C. ROME, BEATRICE K. ROME
BUSINESS SIMULATION. R. CLAY SPROWLS
SIMULATION OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND DIPLOMACY. OLIVER BENSON
A LOOK INTO THE FUTURE • HAROLO BORKO

ON LEARNING TO DO BETTER. W. H. WATSON
THE COMPUTER IN CANADIAN RAILROADING, C.P.R. SYSTEM-WIDE DATA PROCESSING. H. C. REID
CRYSTAL BALLS OR MAG~ETIC CORES, THE APPLICATION OF COMPUTERS TO CANADIAN BUSINESS FORECASTING.
W. ALLAN BECKET
COMPUTER EDUCATION IN CANADIAN UNIVERSITIES. GEORGE S. GLINSKI
PLANNING A DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM. H. O. MCNUTT
THE POTENTIAL OF LARGE SCALE ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS IN THE LIFE INSURANCE INDUSTRY. J. C. DAVIDSO~
JUSTIFYING ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING IN GOVERNMENT SERVICE • H. E. BAIRD
DATA PROCESSING AT THE CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS. A. A. MACKEY
SOME MATHEMATICAL AND PROGRAMMING PR08LEMS ENCOUNTERED IN THE OPERATION OF A SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING FACILITY
• J. L. HOWLAND, K. M. SMILLIE
SOME AUTOMATIC COMPUTING ASPECTS IN THE EVALUATION OF AIRCRAFT PERFORMANCE. R. HARVEY
ARROW FLIGHT TEST DATA REDUCTION. A. COHEN
A DESK-SIZED COMPUTER APPLIED TO SURVEYING PROBLEMS. JOSE R. HOLMES
CHARACTER REPRESENTATION AND STORAGE SYSTEMS. R. F. JOHNSTON
FUNDAME~TAL OF COMPUTERS AND DATA PROCESSORS. F. M. LONGSTAFF
INPUT-OUTPUT AND AUXILIARIES. E. A. RACICOT
ELEMENTS OF PROGRAMMING. C. R. MAHEUX
AN APPROACH TO A BANKING APPLICATION • W. R. WADE
APPLICATIONS IN INDUSTRY FOR A MEDIUM-SIZE COMPUTER. O. M. MACKEY
COMPUTER INPUT, A BY-PRODUCT OF FORM WRI TlNG • J. H. CROSSAN
FORM DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND PAPER HANDLING PROBLEMS AS RELATED TO HIGH SPEED PRINTERS. R. H. ALLEN
THE USE OF A MEDIUM-SIZE COMPUTER IN RETIREMENT AND WELFARE PLAN ADMINISTRATION. WM. R. READ
A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR SYSTEM OPTIMIZATION. J. R. DICKINSON
THE APPLICATION OF AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER TO THE OPERATION OF A CRUDE OIL PIPE LINE. I. SWITZER
OPERATIONS RESEARCH AND COMPUTERS IN AN INTEGRATED OIL COMPANY. E. E. SORENSEN, H. V. FULLERTON
THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN WEAPONS SYSTEMS ANALYSIS AND DESIGN. R. A. NODWELL, K. J. RADFORD
CONDUCTING A FEASIBILITY STUDY, A CASE HISTORY. F. P. THOMAS
SITE PRF.PARATION AND CHANGEOVER PROBLEMS. C. C. DUMBRILLE
OPERATING CONSIDERATIONS • J. N. P. HUME
THE CAN~DIAN SCENE I~ COMPUTING AND DATA PROCESSING. H. W. ROWLANDS
SELF-CONSISTENT FIELD CALCULATIONS. B. H. WORSLEY, J. F. HART
APPLICATION OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS TO THE DETERMINATION OF CRYSTAL STRUCTURES BY X-RAY ANALYSIS.
F. A. AHMED
ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS AND THE ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS. A. E. GOODWIN
SOME·APPLICATIONS OF AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER TO PROBLEMS OF DIFFUSION. J. M. KENNEDY, E. A. OKAZAKI,
R. M. PEARCE
SHORTHAND FOR COMPUTERS • R. L. MARTINO
FORTRANSIT, A UNIVERSAL AUTOMATIC CODING SYSTEM. B. C. BORDEN
ORGANIZATION OF LARGE-SCALE MATRIX CALCULATIONS. S. H. COHN, R. M. OHORA
EXPERIENCE OF THE DEFENCE RESEAKCH BOARD OF CANADA IN MAIL ORDER COMPUTER SERVICE. W. FRASER
EVALUATING ECONOMIC TRENDS. GEORGE GATHERCOLE
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

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UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO, JUNE 6-7, 1960. UNIV. OF TORONTO PRESS, 1960.
QA76.C583
LC CARD NO. 61-45062
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COMPUTING AND DATA PROCESSING SOCIETY OF CANADA
MCGILL UNIVERSITY, MONTREAL. JUNE 11-12, 1962.
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TECHNOMETRICS AND EOUCATION • A. PORTER
EFFECTIVE DATA PROCESSING IN A LARGE ORGANIZATION. E. D. KINGSBURY
THE ELECTRONIC RESERVATIONS SYSTEM FOR TRANS-CANAOA AIR LINES. L. E. RICHAROSON
EXPERIE~CE IN IMPLEMENTING A MAJOR APPLICATION ON AN E.D.P. SYSTEM. J. C. OAVIDSON
SCHEDULING PROOUCTIO~ IN JOB SHOPS. J. N. P. HUME
THE ACHILLES HEEL OF OAT A PROCESSING. A. G. BARCLAY
ORGANIZING FOR COMPANY-WIDE CLERICAL AUTOMATION. H. J. M. WATSON
ON THE NATURE OF SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE. D. B. OELURY
OPERATIONS RESEA~CH ANO MANAGEMENT • B. A. WILSON
MULTIPLE REGRESSION ON E.D.P. EQUIPMENT AND ITS INOUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS. C. R. NEWELL
A COMPLEX INFORMATID~ PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR THE LGP-30 • R. B. BANERJI
SOME COMPUTER APPLICATIONS TO SHIP DESIGN CALCULATIONS. A. A. TITINERO
ERROR ESTIMATION IN TRANSFER RATES OF PLASMA CONSTITUENTS. B. H. WORSLEY, D. B. W. REID, L. C. LAX
USE OF AN ANALOG COMPUTER FOR ROOM AIR-CONDITIONING CALCULATIONS. G. P. MILALAS. D. G. STEPHE~SON,
D. C. BAXTER
AUTOMATIC LOAD PROJECTION AND SUBSTATION PLANNING BY COMPUTER. V. W. RUSKIN, J. H. DRINNAN,
J. B. CLAYOON
OAT A SORTING WITH OIGITAL COMPUTERS. J. W. GRAHAM
HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE COSTING. G. F. GIBSON
THE ANALYSIS OF POWER SPECTRA. N. SHKLOV, J. H. TOOP
SOME ELEMENTARY REMARKS ON POLYNOMIAL APPROXIMATIONS. W. FRASER
PROGRAMMING FOR BUSINESS SYSTEMS. H. S. GELLMAN
HIGHLIGHTS OF OATA PROCESSING IN THE C.N.R • • W. R. CORNER
A COMPILER FOR SOLVI~G SYSTEMS OF LINEAR OIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS • P. G. ARDOUIN, G. LAPIERRE
THE DRTE SOLID STATE DIGITAL COMPUTER. C. D. FLORIDA
COMPUTERS IN SMALL AND MEOIUM BUSINESSES. D. B. WATSON
AUTOMATIC PARALLEL PROCESSING. S. D. HARPER
THE BUSINESS GAME, THE NEW DIMENSION IN MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT. V. B. ALLEN
THE PROPERTIES OF THE BENDIX G-20 EXECUTIVE PROGRAM SYSTEM. A. J. PERLIS
CHARACTER RECOGNITIO~ SYSTEMS • W. M. LOWER, J. O. BUCK
SYSTEMS CDNSIDERATIO~S FOR THE USE OF RANDOM ACCESS STORAGE EQUIPMENT. C. H. RUST
UNIV. OF TORONTO PRESS, 1962.

COMPUTERS FOR DECISION MAKING AND CONTROL. R. D. SPENCER JR
PHILOSOPHY OF THE GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE ON ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS. J. T. MARSHALL
DECISION MAKING USING A COMPUTER, A TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. P. A. NEPVEU
FUTURE POSSIBILITIES OF DECISION MAKING ANO CONTROL • K. S. MOESER
TECHNIQUES FOR DECISION-MAKING CONTROL. L. B. LANDER
CENTRAL CONTROL OF O~E MILLION PARTS LOCATIONS. P. GOLUBOVSKIS
SCIENTIFIC COMPUTATION WITHIN THE DEFENCE RESEARCH BOARD. J. H. MORGAN
COMPUTERS FOR METEOROLOGY. M. KWIlAK
AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING FOR NUMERICAL WEATHER PREDICTION. R. A. STRACHAN
COMPUTER STUDIES OF ORBITAL RENDEZVOUS • K. J. RADFORD
COMPUTERS FOR REAL TIME MILITARY COMMAND AND CONTROL. D. H. PEACOCK
PERSONNEL SELECTION AND TRAINING, THE NEEOS OF THE INDUSTRIAL USER. P. N. O'HARA
THE ADEQUACY AND EFFICIENCY OF PROGRAM TESTING. J. B. HEARD
AUTOMATIC PROGRAM TESTING. G. F. RENFER
AN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEM FOR REFERENCES AND ABSTRACTS IN THE COMPUTER SCIENCES. G. J. GROEN
COMPUTERS IN THE TAX COLLECTING PROCESS. H. F. HERBERT
OPTIMAL SHIPPING SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO TIME RESTRICTIONS. E. W. BOLD
MINIMAX APPROXIMATIO~S FOR SQUARE ROOT AND CUBE ROUTINES. W. FRASER, J. F. HART
USE OF DIGITAL SIMULATION IN PLANNING. F. JONKER, M. J. LUCAS
HEAT EXCHANGER DESIGN • C. J. M. FOX
CRITICAL CLASSIFICATION FACTOR CALCULATION FOR CRANE GEARCASES • S. T. VILLANYI
SOFTWARE PROBLEMS • C. C. GOTLIEB
SOFTWARE FOR INSURANCE OATA PROCESSING. L. MEZEI
SOFTWARE EXPERIENCES AT IMPERIAL OIL • R. M. OHORA
EXPERIENCE WITH COBOL ON THE 1410 • T. J. SCHAFER
COMPUTER EVOLUTION TO AIO COMPILERS • R. L. SCAZIGHINO
COMPUTER CONTROL IN THE PAPER INOUSTRY • O. A. MCWHIRTER
COMPUTERS IN THE POWER INDUSTRY • J. D. CAMPBELL
ON-LINE COMPUTER CONTROL OF A CHEMICAL PLANT. L. P. LEMAY
PROCESS CONTROL COMPUTERS ANO THEIR APPLICATION. J. SCRIMGEOUR
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS SYMPOSIUM
ARMOUR RESEARCH FOUNDATION, CHICAGO, 1955 - 1962.
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THE USE OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN INDUSTRY. R. F. CLIPPINGER
A DOLLAR ANO CENTS APPROACH TO ELECTRONICS • JOHN L. MARLEY
AN APPLICATION OF COMPUTERS TO GENERAL BOOKEEPING • W. F. OTTERSTROM
USER EXPERIENCES AND APPLICATIONS OF THE ERA 1103 • GEORGE E. CLARK
AUTOMOBILE SELECTIVE UNDERWRITING AND AUTOMATIC RATING ON THE IBM 650 • C. A. MARQUARDT
CUTTING COSTS WITH LINEAR PROGRAMMING. JACOB E. BEARMAN
USE OF THE IBM 650 I~ SCIENTIFIC COMPUTATIONS. A. W. WYMORE
ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS OF LARGE SCALE COMPUTERS. C. 8. LUDWIG
HIGH SPEED COMPUTATION OF ENGINE PERFORMANCE. J. T. HORNER
PYROLYSIS REACTOR DESIGN COMPUTATIONS. H. C. SCHUTT, R. H. SNOW
AIRCRAFT FLIGHT TEST DATA PROCESSING. T. M. 8ELLAN
PROGRAMMING A MONTE CARLO PROBLEM. J. F. HALL, J. M. COOK
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MEDIUM SCALE COMPUTERS
THE ELECTION AND THE UNIVAC. C. COLLINGWOOD
MODEL MAKING PROBLEMS IN ELECTION FORECASTING. M. A. WOODBURY
DEVELOPMENT OF A PRODUCTS PIPE LINE SIMULATOR ON AN NCR 102A • J. H. MALLAS
APPLICATION OF THE IBM 650 TO STOCK BROKERAGE OPERATIONS. V. LAZZARO
THE ELECOM 125 IN PERSONNEL CLASSIFICATION RESEARCH. J. M. LEIMAN
PROGRAMMING ORDINARY LIFE INSURANCE OPERATIONS FOR THE OATATRON • J. S. HILL
MANUFACTURING DATA PROCESSING ON THE IBM 650 • H. H. MARLOW JR
THE UNIVAC FILE-COMPUTER APPLIEO TO GENERAL ACCOUNTING FUNCTIONS. T. R. LYON
SOLUTION OF ROTATING ELECTRIC MACHINERY PROBLEMS WITH ALWAC • C. G. VEINOTT
THE IBM 650 APPLIED TO PROBLEMS OF THE ELECTRICAL INDUSTRY. R. HABERMANN JR, F. J. MAGINNISS
THE 1IICR 102A AS AN AID IN TRAINING AND RESEARCH. E. J. STEWART
OPTICAL CALCULATIONS USING THE BURROUGHS E101 • A. COX
USE OF THE DATATRON IN THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY. J. S. ARONOFSKY
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 19.6-1963

BIBLIOGRAPHY
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS

57
57
57
57

1
7
18
23

CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
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CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
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CAS
CAS

57
57
57
57
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58
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58
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59
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59
59

29
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45
51
56
04
83
91
99
107
1
11
22
30
42
54
69
78
86
94
106
116
125
133
1
6
19
30
41
50
59
73
80

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CAS 59
CAS 59

100
112
116

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26
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CAS
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CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
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62
62
62
62
62
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02
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54
68
91
101
112
128
141
154
164
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14
35
45
55
62
76

101
115
126
132
140
157
177
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20
31
46
64
83
103
142
157
169
176
182
194
204

COMPUTERS AND THOUGHT (FEIGENBAUM, EDWARD A EO.I
NEW YORK, MCGRAW-HILL, 1963.
Q335.5.F4
LC CARD NO. 63-17596

CATH63

CATH63
CATH63
CATH63
CATH63

11
39
71
109

CATH03

134

AN EXTENSIVE HOSPITAL AND SURGICAL INSURANCE RECORO-KEEPING SYSTEM. R. J. KOCH
A CENTRAL COMPUTER INSTALLATION AS A PART OF AN AIR-LINE RESERVATIONS SYSTEM. R. A. MCAVOY
FITTING A COMPUTER INTO AN INVENTORY-CONTROL PROBLEM. O. A. KRAL
THE PROBLEMS OF PLAN~ING NEW METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES ANO SOME COMPUTER APPLICATIONS.
J. D. CARRDLL JR
DATA-PROCESSING TASKS FOR THE 1960 CENSUS. D. H. HEISER, DOROTHY P. ARMSTRONG
THE HANDLING OF RETAIL REQUISITIONS FROM A GENERAL WAREHOUSE. M. J. STOUGHTON
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING FOR BUSINESS APPLICATIONS. GRACE M. HOPPER
DIGITAL SIMULATION DF ACTIVE AIR DEFENSE SYSTEMS. R. P. RICH
STATISTICAL CALCULATIONS IN PRODUCT-DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH. E. B. GASSER
PROGRESS IN COMPUTER APPLICATION TO ELECTRICAL MACHINE ANO SYSTEM DESIGN. E. L. HAROER
HOW LAZY CAN YOU GET • A. L. SAMUEL
THE SOLUTION OF CERTAIN PROBLEMS OCCURRING IN THE STUOY OF FLUID FLOW. L. U. ALBERS
A DUAL-USE DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR DYNAMIC SYSTEM ANALYSIS. E. H. CLAMONS, R. D. ADAMS
THE STATUS OF AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING FOR SCIENTIFIC PROBLEMS. R. W. BEMER
OPERATIONS RESEARCH AND THE AUTOMATION OF BANKING PROCEDURES. R. A. BYERLY
INFORMATION SYSTEMS MODERNIZATION IN THE AIR MATERIEL COMMAND. D. E. ELLETT
UTILIZATION OF COMPUTERS FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL. A. OPLER
PR08LEMS AND PROSPECTS OF OATA-PROCESSING FOR DEFENSE • C. A. PHILLIPS
AN INTEGRATED DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM WITH REMOTE INPUT AND OUTPUT. R. D. WHISLER
THE ROLE OF CHARACTER-RECOGNITION DEVICES IN DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM. R. L. HARRELL
INPUT-OUTPUT, KEY OR 80TTLENECK • R. D. ELBOURN
SCIENTIFIC USES OF A MEDIUM-SCALE COMPUTER WITH EXTENSIVE ACCESSORY FEATURES. R. A. HAERTLE
THE DESIGN OF OPTIMUM SYSTEMS. R. R. BROWN
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN THE NUMERICAL CONTRDl OF MACHINE TOOLS. R. B. CLEGG
FRONTIERS IN COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY. R. W. HAMMING
COMPUTER SHARING BY A GROUP OF CONSULTING ENGINEERING FIRMS. E. M. CHASTAIN, J. C. MCCALL
CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS IN COMPUTER PRDGRAMMING TECHNIQUES. F. WAY III
THE FUTURE OF AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING. W. F. BAUER
SHAREHOLDER RECORD-HANDLING WITH THE AID OF CHARACTER-RECOGNITION EQUIPMENT • JAMES M. WELLS
AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY COLUMNS. WILLIAM E. HANNA JR
COST REDUCTION THROUGH INTEGRATED DATA-PROCESSING. RICHARO F. HAMAKER
SOME ASPECTS OF COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY IN THE U.S.S.R • • SAMUEL N. ALEXANDER
EXPERIE~CE AND PLANS FOR MARKETING-RESEARCH OPERATIONS. ROSS 8. WILSON
A MODERN APPROACH TO INVENTORY CONTROL UTILIZING A LARGE-SCALE EDPM • WILLIAM F. HARVEY JR
CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS IN COMMON-LANGUAGE PROGRAMMING FOR BUSINESS DATA SYSTEMS. EUGENE J. ALBERTSON
LINEAR PROGRAMMING ON THE BENDIX G-15 COMPUTER • JAMES R. WALL
THE DESIGN AND USE OF THE APT LANGUAGE FOR AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING OF NUMERICALLY CONTROLLED MACHINE rOOLS •
DOUGLAS T. ROSS
A QUASI-SIMPLEX METHOD FOR DESIGNING SUBOPTIMUM PACKAGES OF ELECTRONIC BUILDING BLOCKS. ROBERT H. GLASER
THE INTERNATIONAL ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE AND THE FUTURE OF PROGRAMMING. CHARLES KATZ
TRAINING FOR ENGINEERING AND SCIENTIFIC APPLICATIONS VIA COMPILERS, INTERPRETERS. AND ASSEMBLERS.
WILLIAM F. ATCHISON
SCIENTIFIC DESIGN PROCEDURES UTILIZING A SMALL COMPUTER. THOMAS I. HARRIS
FORTRAN EXPERIENCE A~D REMOTE OPERATION BY NON-COMPUTER SPECIALISTS. FRANK ENGEL JR
ELECTRONIC PROCESSING OF 10 MILLION SUBSCRIPTION RECORDS. BATTLE H. KLYCE
PREDICTION OF PROGRAM RUNNING TIME AS AN AID IN COMPUTER EVALUATION. THOMAS J. TOBIAS
A COBOL PROCESSOR FOR THE UNIVAC 1105 • JOHN L. JONES
THE COMPUTER IN THE LIBRARY. VERNER W. CLAPP
COMPUTER CONTROL OF MAIL-ORDER HOUSE OPERATIONS (IBM 650 TAPE RAMACI • STANLEY KRITZIK
AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER I~ ECONOMIC RESEARCH. M. H. SCHWARTZ
A GENERALIZED BROKERAGE ACCOUNTING SYSTEM (RCA 5011 • A. B. GOLDSTEIN
SOLUTION OF NAVAL NUMERICAL WEATHER PROBLEMS (COC 16041 • PAUL M. WOLFF
SYSTEMS AND STANDARDS PREPARATIONS FOR A NEW COMPUTER (PHILCO 20001 • HERBERT S. BRIGHT
COMPUTER DESIGN OF OPTICAL LENS SYSTEMS (IBM 7041 • ~OHN C. HOLLADAY
LOGLAN ~ND THE MACHINE • JAMES C. BROWN
DATA COMMUNICATION BETWEEN REMOTE MACHINES. V. N. VAUGHAN JR
SOME OBSERVATIONS ON ALGOL IN USE (BURROUGHS 2201 • JOHN G. HERRIOT
THE ROLE OF A PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY IN PROGRAM EXCHANGE. WALTER M. CARLSON
MANAGEMENT OF RECORDS IN A LARGE-SCALE COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH PROGRAM (HONEYWELL 8001 • BERNARD H. KROLL
A METHOD FOR SYSTEMATIC DOCUMENTATION, KEY TO IMPROVED DATA PROCESSING ANALYSIS. ORREN Y. E~A~S
AUTOMATION OF LIBRARY OPERATIONS. LOUIS A. SCHULTHEISS
MAN-MACHINE COMMUNICATIONS IN THE COMING TECHNOLOGICAL SOCIETY. SIMON RAMO
THE COMING IMPACT OF COMPUTERS ON ADVERTISING. EDWARD F. ANDRESEN
COMPUTER TECHNIQUES IN ASSEMBLY LINE BALANCING (IBM 1620, IBM 650, UNIVAC SOLID STATE BOI •
DAVID I. SCHERAGA
8UWEPS PERT-MILESTONE SYSTEM, A TOOL FOR PROGRAM MANAGEMENT. YUKIO NAKAYAMA
DESCRIPTION OF THE MERCURY REAL TIME COMPUTING SYSTEM • JAMES DONEGAN
THE PROGRESS OF ALGOL IN EUROPE. PETER NAUR
SCIENTIFIC APPLICATIONS FOR THE UNIVAC LARC • CECIL E. LEITH JR
DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN COMMUNICATIDNS ENGINEERING. ROBERT M. FANO
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING FOR NUMERICALLY CONTROLLED TOOLS, APT III • EDGAR A. BATES
MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS AIDED BY DIGITAL COMPUTERS. ROBERT S. LEOLEY, LEE 8. LUSTED
CLASS, THE AUTOMATED CLASSROOM (PHILCO 20001 • DONALD E. ENGLUND, D. P. ESTAVAN
REAL-TIME CONTROL OF TRAFFIC FLOW. LESLIE C. EDIE
AUTOMATIC SCANNING OF CARDIOVASCULAR DATA UTILIZING FOSDIC • JOHN COSMA, HUBERT PIPBERGER
MIDWEST STOCK EXCHANGE CE~TRALIZED ACCOUNTING SYSTEM. ALBERT B. GOLOSTEIN
COMPUTERS AND THE LAW • REED C. LAWLOR
ELECTRONIC PROCESSING OF TAXPAYER RETURNS. DOUGLAS L. BARNES
FACTORED COST, STATISTICAL SAMPLING AS A MANAGEMENT TOOL APPLIED TO MAINTENANCE MATERIEL AND J~B COST
CONTROL • JACK P. KORNFELD
COMPUTERS IN TECHNICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS. E. M. MCCORMICK
HYBRID COMPUTATION IN SPACE FLIGHT SIMULATION. J. E. REICH
PARTICLE-IN-CELL FLUID DYNAMICS ON THE IBM STRETCH MACHINE • THOMAS DANIEL BUTLER
THE VALUE OF LINEAR PROGRAMMING TO THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY. G. C. MCKEAGUE
DATA PROCESSING STANDARDS. R. F. CLIPPINGER
ASPECTS OF CURRENT RESEARCH IN AUTOMATIC LANGUAGE ANALYSIS. WARREN J. PLATH
ON-LINE COMPUTER OPTIMIZATION OF A CHEMICAL PROCESS. V. S. MORELLO, R. H. FOY, K. A. OTTO
AN INTERNATIONAL MOVEMENT IN PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES. R. W. SEMER

COMPUTING MACHINERY AND INTELLIGENCE. A. M. TURING
CHESS-PLAYING PROGRA~S AND THE PROBLEM OF COMPLEXITY. ALLEN NEWELL. J. C. SHAW. H. A. SIMON
SOME STUDIES IN MACHINE LEARNING USING THE GAME OF CHECKERS. A. L. SAMUEL
EMPIRICAL EXPLORATIONS WITH THE LOGIC THEORY MACHINE, A CASE STUDY IN HEURISTICS. ALLEN NEWELL,
J. C. SHAW, H. A. SIMON
REALIZATION OF A GEOMETRY-THEOREM PROVING MACHINE. H. GELERNTER
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

BIBLIOGRAPHY
CATH63

153

CATHb3
CUH63
CATH63

168
191
207

CATHb3
CATH63
CATH63

217

CATH63
CATH63
CATH63
CUH63
CATHb3
CATH63
CATH63
CATHb3
CATH63

279
297
310
329
347
375
389

EMPIRICAL EXPLORATIO~S OF THE GEOMERTY-THEOREM PROVING MACHINE. H. GELERNTER, J. R. HANSEN,
O. W. LOVELANO
SUMMARY OF A HEURISTIC LINE BALANCING PROCEDURE • FRED M. TONGE
A HEURISTIC PROGRAM THAT SOLVES SYMBOLIC INTEGRATION PROBLEMS IN FRESHMAN CALCULUS. JAMES R. SLAGLE
BASEBALL, AN AUTOMATIC QUESTION ANSWERER. BERT F. GREEN JR, ALICE K. WOLF, CAROL CHOMSKY.
KENNETH LAUGHERY
INFERENTIAL MEMORY AS THE BASIS OF MACHINES WHICH UNDERSTAND NATURAL LANGUAGE • ROBERT K. LINDSAY
PATTERN RECOGNITION BY MACHINE. OLIVER G. SELFRIDGE, ULRIC NEISSER
A PATTERN-RECOGNITION PROGRAM THAT GENERATES, EVALUATES, AND ADJUST ITS OWN OPERATORS. LEONARD UHR,
CHARLES VOSSLER
GPS, A PROGRAM THAT SIMULATES HUMAN THOUGHT. ALLEN NEWELL, H. A. SIMON
THE SIMULATION OF VERBAL LEARNING BEliAVIOR • EDWARD A. FEIGENBAUM
PROGRAMMING A MODEL OF HUMAN CONCEPT FORMULATION. EARL B. HUNT, CARL I. HOVLAND
SIMULATION OF BEHAVIOR IN THE BINARY CHOICE EXPERIMENT. JULIAN FELDMAN
A MODEL OF THE TRUST INVESTMENT PROCESS. GEOFFREY P. E. CLARKSON
A COMPUTER MODEL OF ELEMENTARY SOCIAL BEHAVIOR. JOHN T. GULLAHORN, JEANNE E. GULLAHORN
ATTITUDES TOWARD INTELLIGENT MACHINES. PAUL ARMER
STEPS TOWARD ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE. MARVIN MINSKY
A SELECTED DESCRIPTOR-INDEXED BIBLIOGRAPHY TO THE LITERATURE ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE. MARVIN MINSKY

237
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CCST61
CCST61
CCST61
CCST61
CCST61
CCST61

COMPUTER CONTROL SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY ILEONDES, CORNELIUS T., EO.)
NEW YORK. MCGRAW-HILL. 1961.
TJ213.L31
LC CARO NO. 60-16918

112

141
168
189
232
278
307
363
389
417
472
491
501
535
590

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COMPUTER ENGINEERING (AKADEMIIA NAUK SSSR)
NEW YORK, PERGAMON PRESS, 1960.
QA16.A383 1960
LC CARD NO. 59-15291
1
22

96
134
139
143
158
170

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CHBK62
CHBK62

1
2
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10
11

12
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14
15
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11

18
19
20
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ANALOG COMPUTERS, INTRODUCTION AND BLOCK-DIAGRAM NOTATION. GRANINO A. KORN
ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS, COEFFICIENT POTENTIOMETERS, OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS, AND NETWORKS.
BERNARD D. LOVEMA~, GRANINO A. KORN, THERESA M. KORN, EDWARD M. BILLINGHURST, CHARLES H. SI~bLE
ELECTRO~IC ANALOG COMPUTERS, MULTIPLIERS AND FUNCTION GENERATORS. BERNARD D. LOVEMAN,
CHARLES D. MORRILL, GRANINO A. KORN
ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS, CONTROL CIRCUITS, COMPUTER OPERATION, AND SYSTEM OESIGN •
BERNARD D. LOYEMA~, THADDEUS J. KUSTO, GRANINO A. KORN, STANLEY ROGERS, HAROLD L. EHLERS,
WALTER HOCHWALD
ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS, SIGNIFICANT APPLICATIONS. ARTHUR I. RUBIN, VICTOR B. COREY, JOHN MCLEOD,
GRANINO A. KORN, THERESA M. KORN, LOUIS BAUER, CHARLES W. WORLEY, E. MORRISON, VINCENT C. RIDEOUT,
R. M. HOWE, L. D. KOVACH, H. F. MEISSINGER, R. P. WASHBURN
ELECTRO~IC ANALOG COMPUTERS, SPECIAL COMPONENTS AND TECHNIQUES. JEROME D. KENNEDY SR, PAUL E. RUSSELL,
GRANINO A. KORN, W. K. MCGREGOR, R. M. LEGER, JEROME L. GREENSTEIN, L. D. KOVACH
TRANSISTORIZED ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS. HERMANN SCHMID, WALTER HOCHWALD, HAROLD L. EHLERS
MISCELLANEOUS MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL ANALOG-COMPUTING SYSTEMS. WALTER W. SOROKA, GRANINO A. KORN,
PAUL SAVEl
NETWORK-TYPE DIRECT-ANALOGY COMPUTERS AND FIELD-PROBLEM ANALOGIES. DONALD f. GREENWOOD,
WILLIAM J. DIXON, R. P. WASHBURN, WALTER J. KARPLUS, WALTER W. SOROKA
DIGITAL COMPUTERS, COMPONENTS • ISAAC L. AUERBACH, J. JAMES EBERS, M. L. EMBREE. HARRY D. HUSKEY
SINGLE-INPUT COMPONENT CIRCUITS. HARRY O. HUSKEY, BRAM J. LOOPSTRA
MEMORY DEVICES. ISAAC L. AUERBACH, ALBERT S. HOAGLAND. ARTHUR W. HOLT, HARRY D. HUSKEY,
CHARLES F. PULVARI, RAYMOND STUART-WILLIAMS, FREDERIC C. WILLIAMS
SWITCHING CIRCUITS. DUDLEY A. BUCK, HARRY D. HUSKEY
(NFORMATION CODING A~O SWITCHING THEORY. RICHARD W. HAMMING, DAVID SLEPIAN, ARTHUR W. BURKS
DIGITAL-COMPUTER ARITHMETIC. HARRY D. HUSKEY
OIGITAL-COMPUTER-SYSTEM DESIGN. WERNER BUCHHOLZ, WILLIAM F. GUNNING, HARRY D. HUSKEY. RAGNA~ THORENSEN
INTRODUCTION TO CODING AND PROBLEM LOGIC. HARRY D. HUSKEY, MICHAEL WOODGER
INPUT A~D OUTPUT. MORTON M. ASTRAHAN, LOWELL S. MICHELS, WILLIAM A. FARRAND
SPECIAL-PURPOSE COMPUTERS. ROBERT R. JOHNSON, MAX PALEVSKY
GENERAL-PURPOSE COMPUTERS. ERNEST G. ANDREWS, WILLIAM R. ARSENAULT, HAKRY D. HUSKEY
APPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS. CHARLES W. ADAMS, RICHARD G. CANNING, HARRY D. HUSKEY,
ARVID W. JACOBSON, E. CALVIN JOHNSON, SAUL ROSEN, MORRIS RUBINOFF, ROGER SISSON, JAMES H. WILKINSON
THE COMPUTING LABORATORY IN THE UNIVERSITY (WISCONSIN. UNIVERSITY. GRADUATE SCHUOL. RESEARCH COMMITTEE.)
MADISON, WISCONSIN, AUGUST 17-19, 1955. UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSON PRESS, 1951.
QA74.W5 1955
LC CARD NO. 57-9809

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CLUN55
CLUN55

THE POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM OF BESM * O. K. SHCHERBAKOV
DIGITAL INTEGRATING MACHINES. F. V. MAIOROV
DYNAMIC FLIP-FLOPS AND THEIR USE IN PARALLEL ACTION COMPUTERS * P. P. GOLOVISTIKOV
A METHOD OF AUTOMATIC MO:HTORING OF A SERIAL ARITHMETIC UNIT. E. A. VOLKOV
METHODS OF SELECTING THE REQUIRED WORO FROM A DICTIONARY. L. N. KOROLEV
THE ROLE OF THE FERRITE CORE IN A MATRIX STORAGE UNIT • N. YA. MATYUKHIN, O. V. ROSNITSKII
RELIABILITY OF A MATRIX TYPE MAGNETIC STORE WITH LINEAR SELECTION. YU. N. GLUKHOV. o. V. ROSNITSKII
BASIC NOMENCLATURE AND DEFINITIONS IN AUTOMATIC DIGITAL COMPUTER ENGINEERING. E. I. MAMONOY

COMPUTER HANDBOOK (HUSKEY, HARRY 0 •• ED.)
NEW YORK, MCGRAW-HILL, 1962.
QA16.H8
LC CARD NO. 60-15286

CIIBK62

CHBK62
CHBK62
CHBK62
CHBK62
CHBK62
CHBK62
CHtlK62
CHBK62
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INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL- AND ANALOG-COMPUTER THEORY. CORNELIUS T. LEONOES
DIGITAL-COMPUTER SYSTEM DESIGN. HARRY D. HUSKEY
DIGITAL-COMPUTER CIRCUITRY DESIGN TECHNIQUES. ROBERT C. MINNICK
SPECIAL TOPICS IN DIGITAL-COMPUTER THEORY. GERALD ESTRIN
ANALOG-COMPUTER THEORY • IRWIN PFEFFER
ANALOG AND DIGITAL TECHNIQUES COMBINED. WALTER J. KARPLUS
SYSTEM ERROR ANALYSIS IN COMPUTATION. CHARLES B. TOMPKINS
CONTROL SYSTEM THEORY • JOHN G. TRUXAL
CONTROL SYSTEM SYNTHESIS TECHNIQUES. JOHN A. ASELTINE
NONLINEAR CONTROL SYSTEM THEORY • RICHARD E. KUBA
SAMPLED-DATA CONTROL SYSTEMS THEORY. JOHN M. SALZER
RANDOM PROCESSES IN AUTOMATIC CONTROL SYSTEMS. HAROLD DAVIS
OPTIMAL CONTROL PROBLEMS IN DISCRETE-TIME SYSTEMS. LOfFI A. ZADEH
NAVIGATION, GUIDANCE, AND CONTROL OF AEROSPACE VEHICLES. ROBERT O. FERNER. ALFRED F. SCHMITT
AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL • HANS GIESECKE
OPTIMALIZING CRUISE CONTROL SYSTEMS. YAO TZU LI
CONTROL PROBLEMS IN ~UCLEAR RECTORS • RICHARD COHEN
AUTOMATIC MACHINE-TOOL CONTROL • JACK ROSENBERG
COMPUTER CONTROL IN PROCESS INDUSTRIES. GARY K. L. CHIEN

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THE COMPUTING LABORATORY IN THE UNIVERSITY. C. A. ELVEHJEM
THE NEW SIGNIFICANCE OF COMPUTATION IN HIGHER EDUCATION. J. H. CURTISS
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

BIBLIOGRAPHY
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51
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73
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COMPUTER PROGRAMMING AND FORMAL SYSTEMS (BRAFFORT, P ED.I
IBM WORLD TRAOE CENT~R, BLARICUM, HOLLAND, APRIL 24-28, AND OCTOBER 4-6, 1961.
AMSTERDAM, NORTH-HOLLAND PU8LISHING COMPANY, 1963.
QA76.B7
LC CARD NO. 63-3816
1
21
33
71
87
95
100
118

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62
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43

MECHANICAL MATHEMATICS AND INFERENTIAL ANALYSIS. HAO WANG
OBSERVATIONS CONCERNING COMPUTING, DEDUCTION, AND HEURISTICS. E. W. BETH
A BASIS FOR A MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF COMPUTATION. JOHN MCCARTHY
AN ABSTRACT COMPUTER WITH A LISP-LIKE MACHINE LANGUAGE WITHOUT A LABEL OPERATOR. P. C. GILMJRE
A SIMPLIFIED PROOF METHOD FOR ELEMENTARY LOGIC. STIG KANGER
A BASIS FOR THE MECHANIZATION OF THE THEORY OF EQUATIONS. A. ROBINSON
PROGRAMMING AND THE THEORY OF AUTOMATA • ARTHUR W. BURKS
THE ALGEBRAIC THEORY OF CONTEXT-FREE LANGUAGES. N. CHOMSKY, M. P. SCHUTZENBERGER
CONFERENCE ON TRAINING PERSONNEL FOR COMPUTERS (WAYNE UNIVERSITY, DETROIT.
DETROIT, JUNE 22-23, 1954. DETROIT, WAYNE UNIVERSITY PRESS, 1955.
QA16.W3
LC CARD NO. 55-6146

CTPC54

DIP
DIP
DIP
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EQUIPMENTAL AIDS TO COMPUTING. JAY W. FORRESTER
WEATHER PREDICTION • PHILIP DUNCAN THOMPSON
COMPUTING IN ASTRONOMY • W. J. ECKERT
APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTING TO FLUID DYNAMICS PROBLEMS. HARWOOD G. KOLSKY
APPLICATION OF HIGH-SPEED COMPUTING TO CHEMICAL PROBLEMS. JOSEPH O. HIRSCHFELDER
THE IMPACT OF FAST COMPUTERS ON PHYSICS • MARSHALL ROSENBLUTH
THE USE OF DESK CALCULATORS. PAUL S. DWYER
THE COMPUTER LABORATORY IN INDUSTRY. H. R. J. GROSCH
APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTING IN THE AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY. H. S. WOLANSKI
COMPUTERS IMPROVE POWER SYSTEM PERFORMANCE. L. K. KIRCHMAYER
ASSIGNMENT, PROGRAMMING, AND SCHEDULING. DAVID F. VOTAW JR
FUTURE DEMANDS FOR TRAINED PERSONNEL. E. K. RITTER
SUPPLY AND DEMAND IN COMPUTATIONAL MATHEMATICS. FORMAN S. ACTON
THE FUTURE DEMAND FOR MATHEMATICIANS IN THE COMPUTING FIELD. R. E. GASKELL
FUTURE DEMANDS FOR ENGINEERS AND SCIENTISTS IN THE FIELD OF COMPUTATION • ELDRED C. NELSON
THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE COMPUTING LABORATORY TO THE UNIVERSITY CURRICULUM. CHARLES W. ADAMS
THE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM IN NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS, U.C.L.A • •
GEORGE E. FORSYTHE
CURRICULUM NEEDS IN THE COMPUTING FIELD. VINCENT C. RIDEOUT
THE NUMERICAL ANALYSIS PROGRAM AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND. OAVID M. YOUNG JR
EQUIPPING THE UNIVERSITY COMPUTATION LABORATORY. JOHN W. CARR III
EQUIPPING A UNIVERSITY COMPUTING LABORATORY. C. C. GOTLIEB
EQUIPPING A UNIVERSITY LABORATORY TO SATISFY THE COMPUTATIONAL DEMAND. H. O. HARTLEY
EQUIPPING A UNIVERSITY COMPUTING LABORATORY. RALPH E. MEAGHER
EQUIPPING THE UNIVERSITY COMPUTING LABORATORY. ALAN J. PERLIS
ORGANIZING AND FINANCING A UNIVERSITY COMPUTING LABORATORY. J. P. NASH
ON ORGANIZING AND FINANCING A LABORATORY. CARL F. KDSSACK
THE UNIVERSITY COMPUTATION LABORATORY AS A COOPERATIVE INDUSTRY-EOUCATION PROJECT. ARVID W. JACOBSON
THE CORNELL COMPUTING CENTER, A MINIMAL UNIVERSITY COMPUTING LABORATORY. R. J. WALKER
DANGEROUS GULFS, SOME REFLECTIONS ON THE SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF COMPUTING MACHINES. J. H. VAN VLECK

PROCEEDINGS OF THE ••• 1

PRESENT AND PROJECTED COMPUTER MANPOWER NEEDS IN BUSINESS ANO INDUSTRY • M. E. MENGEL
PERSONNEL REQUIREMENTS IN GOVER~MENT AGENCIES IN MACHINE COMPUTATION. C. R. GREGG
MANPOWER REQUIREMENTS BY COMPUTER MANUFACTURERS. G. T. HUNTER
STATUS OF UNIVERSITY EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS RELATIVE TO HIGH SPEEO COMPUTATION. H. D. HUSKEY
GRADUATE INSTRUCTION ANO RESEARCH. K. E. IVERSON
CONTRIBUTIONS OF INDUSTRIAL TRAINING COURSES IN COMPUTERS. M. P. CHINITZ
THE IMPACT OF AUTOMATIC COMPUTING MACHINES UPON THE UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULUM. ALBERT A. BEN~ETT
THE EDUCATIONAL CONCEPT OF COMPUTERS AS A NEW TOOL • C. W. AOAMS, F. M. VERZUH
THE EFFECT OF COMPUTERS ON THE TRAINING OF APPLIED MATHEMATICIANS AND SCIENTISTS. A. S. HOUSE~OLOER
THE NEED FOR TRAININ~ AND RESEARCH IN NON-COMPUTER ASPECTS OF THE THEORY OF DIGITAL CONTROL PROCESSES.
F. E. HOHN
IMPLICATIONS OF AUTOMATIC COMPUTATION FOR HIGH SCHOOL TRAINING. MANFRED KOCHEN
COOPERATION BETWEEN INDUSTRY AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS. E. P. LITTLE
COOPERATION BETWEEN THE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS FOR MATHEMATICAL RESEARCH
AND EDUCATION. L. W. COHEN
A NEW DIMENSION IN U~jVERSITY SERVICE. DAVID D. HENRY
DIGITAL INFORMATION PROCESSORS (HOFFMANN, WALTER, 1921- [0.1
NEW YORK, INTERSCIENCE PUBLISHERS, 1962.
QA16.5.H6
LC CARD NO. 62-16102

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AUTOMATA AND THOUGHT PROCESSES (GERMANI • HEINZ ZEMANEK
NEW TECHNICAL DEVELOPMENTS (GERMANI • AMBROS P. SPEISER
LOGICAL MACHINES (GERMANI • RUOOLF TARJAN
DIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS AND SEMIDIGITAL METHODS (GERMANI • THEODOR ERISMANN
INTERRELATIONS BETWEEN COMPUTERS AND APPLIED MATHEMATICS. HERMAN H. GOLDSTINE
PROCESSING OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES BY COMPUTERS (GERMANI. FRIEDRICH L. BAUER, KLAUS SAMELSON
MICRO-PROGRAMMING AND TRICKOLOGY • WILLEM LOUIS VAN DER POEL
THE PRESENT STATUS, ACHIEVEMENT AND TRENDS OF PROGRAMMING FOR COMMERCIAL DATA PROCESSING.
ROBERT W. BEMER
PROBLEMS' OF COMMERCIAL DATA PROCESSING (GERMANI • HANS KONRAD SCHUFF
THEORETICAL ASPECTS JF THE MECHANIZATION OF LITERATURE SEARCHING. YEHOSHUA BAR-HILLEL
MACHINE LANGUAGE TRA~SLATION • ERWIN REIFLER
PROGRESSION LINES OF A COMPUTER DEVELOPMENT FROM MECHANICS TO ELECTRONICS (GERMANI • KONRAO ZUSE
COMPUTER PROGRESS IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA, I. A SELF-CORRECTING COMPUTER. JAN OBLONSKY
COMPUTER PROGRESS IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA, II. THE NUMERICAL SYSTEM OF RESIDUAL CLASSES (SRCI • A~TO~lN SVOBODA
THE RELAY COMPUTER ETL MARK II • MOTINORI GOTO, YASUO KOMAMIYA
THE PARAMETRON • HIDETOSI TAKAHASI. EIICHI GOTO
MEMORY SYSTEMS FOR PARAMETRON COMPUTERS. HIDETOSI TAKAHASI, EIICHI GOTO
THE TRANSISTORIZED COMPUTER ETL MARK IV • SHIGERU TAKAHASHI, HIROJI ~ISflINO
MAGNETIC CORE SWITCHING CIRCUITS • TOHRU MOTO-OKA
THE ESAKI DIOOE • EIICHI GOTO
HIGH-SPEED ARITHMETIC SYSTEM. NORIYOSHI KUROYANAGI
DEVELOPMENT REPORT AND LITERATURE SURVEY ON DIGITAL COMPUTERS (GERMANI. WALTER HOFFMANN
ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION PROCESSING IFACHTAGUNG 'ELEKTRONISCHE
INFORMATIONSVERAR6EITUNG,'I
DARMSTADT, GERMANY, OCTOBER 25-27, 1955. BRAUNSCHWEIG, F. VIEWEG, 1956.
QA16.5.F3 1955
LC CARO NO. 59-18164

RECHENMASCHI~EN

UNO

SYSTEMATICS OF AUTOMATIC ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS • H. H. GOLDSTINE
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

BIBLIOGRAPHY
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ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING SYMPOSIUM
LONDON. OCTOBER 4-6. 1961. LONDON. PITMAN. 1963.
HF554B.2.E4 1961
LC CARD NO. 64-9587

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53

OBSERVATIONS ON THE PROBLEM OF DATA-PROCESSING CGERMANI • R. PILOTY
SWITCHI~G CIRCUITS A~O MEMORY SYSTEMS CGERMANI • H. BILLING
INPUT-OUTPUT FOR DIGITAL. COMPUTING MACHINES. A. D. BOOTH
NUMERICAL MATHEMATICS FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTERS. A. S. HOUSEHOLDER
METHODS TO SIMPLIFY PROGRAMMING. 5 YEARS WORK WITH THE Z4 COMPUTER CGERMANI • H. RUTISHAUSER
THE FUTURE OF AUTOMATIC COMPUTING MACHINERY. H. H. AIKEN
SURVEY OF COMPUTER DEVELOPMENTS AT GOTTINGEN. APPLICATIONS OF THE Gl AND G2 CGERMANI • L. BIERMANN
THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE MUNICH COMPUTER PERM CGERMANI • H. PILOTY
PRESENT STATUS AND TRENDS OF THE DRESDEN COMPUTER DEVELOPMENT CGERMANI • N. J. LEHMANN
THE DARMSTADT ELECTRONIC COMPUTER DERA CGERMAN I • H. J. DREYER
ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION PROCESSING APPARATUS AT THE VIENNA TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY CGERMANI •
H. ZEMANEK
MODERN COMPUTING IN THE NETHERLANDS CGERMANI • A. VAN WIJNGAARDEN
OPERATION WITH BESK CGERMANI • S. COMET
MAIN CHARACTERISTICS OF IRSIA-FNRS COMPUTER CFRENCHI • M. LINSMAN. W. POULIART
HANDLING OF NUMBERS AND ORDERS IN THE IRSIA-FNRS COMPUTER IFRENCHI • V. BELEVITCH
ARITMA CALCULATING PUNCH • A. SVOBODA
SOME FEATURES OF THE CZECHOSLOVAK RELAY COMPUTER SAPO. J. OBLONSKY
BESM. THE HIGH SPEED ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER OF THE USSR ACADEMY Of SCIENCES IGERMANI • S. A. LEBEDEV
THE GENERAL-PURPOSE ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER URAL FOR ENGINEERING RESEARCH PROBLEMS I GERMANI •
J. J. BASILEWSKI
CONTROL PANEL AND INPUT AND OUTPUT FACILITIES OF ERMETH IGERMANI • A. P. SPEISER
FEATURES OF THE 01 COMPUTER AT DRESDEN IGERMANI • K. H. BACHMANN
REMARKS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF GIA IGERMANI • W. HOPMANN
REPORT ON COMPLETION OF G2 IGERMANI • H. OHLMANN
CONSIDERATIONS ON A HIGH SPEED PARALLEL COMPUTER G3 IGERMANI • A. SCHLUTER
SWITCHING TECHNIQUES AT Z-5 CGERMANI • W. UHL
EOPM 705 IN ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT CGERMANI • H. KOHLER
FERRITES WITH RECTANGULAR HYSTERESIS LOOP FOR APPLICATION AS MEMORY OR SWITCHING ELEMENTS IN COMPUTERS
CGERMANI • O. ECKERT
FERRITES AND TITANATES AS DECISION ELEMENTS IN SWITCHING CIRCUITS AND MEMORY SYSTEMS CGERMANI • K. HEROLD
SWITCHING-CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES WITH FERRITE TOROIDS (GERMANI • H. GILLERT
TRANSFE~ FACILITIES BETWEEN MEMORIES OF DIFFERENT TYPES. C. S. SCHOLTEN
FLOATING POINT DECIMAL-BINARY CONVERSION CGERMANI • W. E. PROEBSTER
CONSTRUCTION OF RECORDING HEADS FOR MAGNETIC DRUM STORAGE (GERMANI • H. O. LEILICH
TECHNICAL DETAILS OF DERA CGERMANI • W. SCHUTTE
A NON-MAGNETIC DRUM MEMORY (GERMANI • N. FAST
EXPERIE~CE WITH COMPONENTS USED IN ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS MANUFACTURED IN GERMANY CGERMANI • F. STOLZE
OSCILLOGRAPHS FOR USE WITH ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS CGERMANI • P. E. KLEIN
PROBLEMS OF PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES CGERMANI • K. SAMELSON
AUTOMATIC COMPUTER PROGRAMMING CGERMANI • N. J. LEHMANN
THE ESSENTIAL TYPES OF OPERATION IN AN AUTOMATIC COMPUTER. W. L. VAN DER POEL
PROCESSING OF FORMULAS BY MACHINES. B. J. LOOPSTRA
THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF A COMPUTER WITH AN INDEPENDENT ADDRESS OPERATION UNIT CGERMANI • H. SCHECHER
ADDRESS-MODIFICATION WITH INDEX REGISTERS USED IN EDPM TYPE 704 CGERMANI • K. BROKATE
THE AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING OF UNIVAC BY THE A-2 COMPILER SYSTEM CGERMANI • B. THURING
THE DARMSTADT MATHEMATICAL COMPUTER GROUP CGERMANI • H. UNGER
SUBROUTINES FOR DERA CGERMANI • H. BOTTENBRUCH
THE INSTRUCTION CODE OF G-2 CGERMANI • K. PISULA
PHYSICAL PROGRAMMING CGERMANI • R. THUN
ITERATIVE METHODS Of LINEAR ALGEBRA WITH CONVERGENCE OF BERNOULLI'S AND OF GRAEFFE'S TYPE (GERMANI.
F. L. BAUER
ITERATIVE PROCESSES FOR THE COMPUTATION OF ELEMENTARY FUNCTIONS. E. W. OIJKSTRA
INTERPOLATION TRENDS FOR LARGE SCALE DIGITAL COMPUTERS • C. ROSS
NUMERICAL PROCEDURES FOR THE INTEGRATION OF HYPERBOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS. H. H. GOLDSTINE
A NOTE ON THE USE OF AUTOMATIC ADJUSTMENT OF STRIP WIDTH IN QUADRATURE • M. V. WILKES
ON A NEW METHOD TO SOLVE IN THE LARGE SOME NONLINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS USING HIGH SPEED DIGITAL
COMPUTERS • R. DE VOGELAERE
NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS IN HYDRODYNAMICS WITH BESK (GERMANI • W. HANSEN
LINEAR PROGRAMMING O.~ AUTOMATIC COMPUTERS. S. VAJDA
AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER ENTERS AN AIRPLANE FACTORY. W. H. MULLER
USE OF COMPUTERS FOR NUMERICAL WEATHER PREDICTION CGERMANI • K. WIPPERMANN
INVERSION OF MATRICES BY PUNCHED CARD METHODS CGERMANI • K. WENKE
NUMERICAL COMPUTATION OF STAR EPHEMERIDES CGERMANI • T. LEDERLE
STATISTICAL OPERATION PROGRAMS IN INDUSTRY (GERMANI. A. ADAM
GRAPHICAL-MECHANICAL AIDS FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF RELAY CIRCUITS. A. SVOBODA
REPRESENTATION OF THE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF COMPUTERS BY EQUIVALENCE ALGEBRA CGERMANI • T. FROMME
THE LOGISTIC RELAY COMPUTER OF THE VIENNA TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY CGERMANI • H. ZEMANEK

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272
293
309
344
364
408
438
465
483
488
492
496
500
504
509
529

PROGRESS IN THE INTRODUCTION OF AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING INTO GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS. MARCH. 1961 •
J. D. W. JANES
PRODUCTION CONTROL SCHEME FOR LETCHWORTH FACTORY • J. W. GRANT
INVENTORY CONTROL. ACCOUNTING AND PAYROLL • A. BRADLEY
ESTABLISHING ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING AT THE TRYGG-FYLGIA INSURANCE COMPANIES. K.-E. SCHANG
AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING APPLICATIONS. PROGRESS AND OPERATION. N. C. POLLOCK
ORDER DOCUMENTATION. FROM THEORY TO PRACTICE. A. J. BROCKBANK
PROGRESS REPORT ON PRODUCTION CONTROL BY HIRING COMPUTER TIME • R. B. BAGGETT
LARGE VOLUME INTEGRATED DATA PROCESSING • J. G. THOMPSON
DATA PROCESSING IN COMMERCE • L. G. BONNEY
USE OF A COMPUTER IN BANKING. J. LETHAM
THE FULLY INTEGRATED INSURANCE OFFICE. F. C. KNIGHT
CONTROL OF AIRCRAFT LOADING. V. BAK
AN APPROACH TO INTEGRATED PRODUCTION CONTROL. W. J. KEASE
APPLICATION OF COMPUTERS TO THE COMMERICAL PLANNING OF AN INTEGRATED OIL COMPANY. W. P. BROWN
PRODUCTION STOCK CONTROL AND ACCOUNTING. D. o. BELL
FINISHEO STOCK CONTROL. PRODUCTION MONITORING. SALES STATISTICS. ETC • • F. STUBBS
APPLICATION OF AN I.C.T. 1301 COMPUTER. J. ANTILL
POINTING THE WAY FOR THE SMALLER USER. SURVEY OF THE COMPUTER BUREAUX SERVICE. DUDLEY W. HOOPER
STRUCTURAL STRESS CALCULATIONS. C. P. WORTH
COSTING OIL SURVEYING OPERATIONS. G. DE VERTEUIL
PLANNED STOCK CONTROL. C. H. BAYLISS
KEEPING AN INVENTORY OF PRECIOUS METALS • S. A. EMERY
EVALUATION OF CONFIDENTIAL MATERIALS. A. J. STEVENSON
A MARKET SURVEY • H. WORMALD
BRAINS TRUST
THE PLACE OF THE PROGRAMMER • STANLEY GILL
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

BIBLIOGRAPHY
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55B
576

ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS IHANDEL, PAUL, FREIHERR VON, 1931- ED.I
ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, N. J., PRENTICE-HALL, 1961.
QA76.H2B 1961A
LC CARD NO. 61-12942
QA16.H28 1961
LC CARD NO. 62-19800

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A BRIEF HISTORY OF COMPUTATION. M. AUOREY BATES
THE CIRCUIT COMPONENTS OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS. B. V. BOWDEN, B. W. POLLARD
THE ORGANIZATION OF A TYPICAL MACHINE • B. V. BOWDEN
THE CONSTRUCTION, PERFORMANCE AND MAINTENANCE OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS. B. V. BOWDEN
PROGRAMMING FOR HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL CALCULATING MACHINES. J. M. BENNETT, A. E. GLENNIE
THE UNIVERSITY OF MA~CHESTER COMPUTING MACHINE. T. KILBURN, F. C. WILLIAMS
CALCULATING MACHINE DEVELOPMENT AT CAMBRIDGE • M. V. WILKES
AUTOMATIC COMPUTATIO~ AT THE NATIONAL PHYSICAL LABORATORY
THE HARWELL ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER • E. H. COOKE-YARBOROUGH
THE TELECOMMUNICATIO~S RESEARCH ESTABLISHMENT PARALLEL ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER • R. H. A. CARTER,
A. M. UTTLEY
THE IMPERIAL COLLEGE COMPUTING ENGINE. S. MICHAELSON, K. D. TOCHER
THE ROYAL AIRCRAFT ESTABLISHMENT SEQUENCE-CONTROLLED CALCULATOR. S. H. HOLLINGDALE
CALCULATING MACHINES AT THE BIRKBECK COLLEGE COMPUTATIUN LA80RATORY • A. O. BOOTH
COMPUTERS IN AMERICA. B. V. BOWDEN
MACHINES FOR THE SOLUTION OF LOGICAL PROBLEMS. D. G. PRINZ, J. B. SMITH
SPECIAL-PURPOSE AUTOMATIC COMPUTERS. R. STUART-WILLIAMS
DIGITAL COMPUTATION AND THE CRY~TALLDGRAPHER • J. M. BENNETT
THE USE OF HIGH-SPEEO COMPUTING MACHINES IN METEOROLOGY. R. S. SCORER
AN APPLICATION TO BALLISTICS. A. E. GLENNIE
OIGITAL COMPUTERS AND THE ENGINEER. J. M. BENNETT
MACHINES IN GOVERNME~T CALCULATIONS. B. B. SWANN
THE APPLICATION OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS TO BUSINESS AND COMMERCE. B. V. BoWOEN
ELECTRONIC MACHINES AND ECONOMICS. G. MORTON
PROBLEMS OF DYNAMICAL ASTRONOMY. CICELY M. POPPLEWELL
DIGITAL COMPUTERS APPLIED TO GAMES • M. AUOREY BATES, B. V. BOWDEN, C. STRACHEY, A. M. TURING
THOUGHT AND MACHINE PROCESSES. B. V. BOWDEN
HANDBOOK OF AUTOMATION, COMPUTATION, AND CONTROL IGRABBE, EUGENE MUNTER, ED.I
NEW YORK, WILEY 11958-19611.
TJ213.G72
LC CARD NO. 58-10800 REV

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DIGITAL COMPUTERS. R08ERT G. TANTZEN
ANALOG COMPUTERS. MARTIN G. JAENKE
DIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS. HANS W. GSCHWIND
COMPUTING CONTROL SYSTEMS. MARTIN G. JAENKE
fASTER THAN THOUGHT IBOWDE~, BERTRAM VIVIAN, ED.I
LONDON, PITMAN, 1953.
QA76.86B
LC CARD NO. 54-15305

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CHARACTER RECOGNITIO~ • M. B. CLOWES, J. R. PARKS
NEW EQUIPMENT. A. S. DOUGLAS

VOL. 2

COMPUTER TERMINOLOGY AND SYMBOLS • E. M. GRABBE
PROGRAMMING AND CODING. JOHN W. CARR III
DATA PROCESSING OPERATIONS • M. J. MENDELSON
QUANTITATIVE CHARACTERISTICS OF DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS. ROGER L. SISSON, RICHARD G. CANNING
EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTIO~ • J. W. BUSBY, J. H. YIENGER
FACILITY REQUIREMENTS • ERWIN TOMASH
OESIGN OF BUSINESS SYSTEMS • HOWARD S. LEVIN
LIFE INSURANCE ACCOUNTING. A. C. VANSELOW, R. L. VANWINKLE
CASUALTY INSURANCE ACCOUNTING. L. L. VAN OOSTEN
PUBLIC UTILITY CUSTOMER BILLING. E. D. COWLES
PAYROLL AND SALARY DISTRIBUTION. H. TELLIER
INVENTORY CONTROL • CHARLES E. AMMANN
AIRCRAFT PRODUCTION SCHEDULING. C. W. SCHMIDT, R. BOSAK
SCIENTIFIC AND ENGINEERI~G APPLICATIONS. R. T. KOLL
HANOLING OF NON-NUMERICAL INFORMATION. M. E. MARON
DIGITAL COMPUTER FUNDAMENTALS. WILLIS H. WARE
TECHNIQUES FOR RELIABILITY. WILLIS H. WARE
COMPONENTS ANO BASIC CIRCUITS. NORMAN H. TAYLOR
MAGNETIC CORE CIRCUITS. ISAAC L. AUERBACH
TRANSISTOR CIRCUITS. ISAAC L. AUERBACH
LOGICAL DESIGN • LOWELL AMDAHL
ARITHMETIC AND CONTROL ELEMENTS. H. L. ENGEL
STORAGE. DAVID R. BROWN, JACK I. RAFFEL
INPUT-OUTPUT EQUIPMENT FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS. J. K. BRIGDEN
ANALOG COMPUTATION IN ENGINEERING. WALTER J. KARPLUS, WILLIAM KINDLE
LINEAR ELECTRONIC COMPUTER ELEMENTS. IRWIN PFEFFER
NONLINEAR ELECTRONIC COMPUTER ELEMENTS. GEORGE A. BEKEY
ANALOGS AND DUALS OF PHYSICAL SYSTEMS • RICHARD MACKEY
SOLUTION OF FIELD PROBLEMS. WALTER J. KARPLUS
NOISE A~D STATISTICAL TECHNIQUES. HENRY LOW
MECHANICAL COMPUrER ELEMENTS. WALTER J. KARPLUS
DIGITAL TECHNIQUES I~ ANALOG COMPUTATION. CORNELIUS T. lEONDES
OPERATIONAL DIGITAL TECHNIQUES • BERNARD M. GORDON, JOHN F. LA FONTAINE
COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTER SYSTEMS. GEORGE P. WEST
SIMPLE TURING TYPE COMPUTERS. JOSEPH O. CAMPEAU
SYMPOSIUM ON LARGE-SCALE DIGITAL CALCULATING MACHINERY, HARVARD UNIVERSITY
CAMBRIDGE, MASS., JANUARY 1-10, 1941. CAMBRIDGE, HARVARD UNIVERSITY PRESS, 1948.
QA16.S9
LC CARD NO. 48-24B1.
HARVARD ANNALS VOL. 16

13
23
31
41
69
83
91
103
110
125
130
133

THE WORK OF CHARLES BABBAGE • RICHARD H. BABBAGE
MARK I CALCULATOR • RICHARD M. BLOCH
BRIEF DESCRIPTION AND OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ENIAC • LEWIS P. TABOR
BELL TELEPHONE LABORATORIES RELAY COMPUTING SYSTEM. SAMUEL B. WILLIAMS
MARK II CALCULATOR. ROBERT V. D. CAMPBELL
PROBLEMS OF MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS INVOLVED IN MACHINE COMPUTATIONS. ALEXANDER W. WUNDHEILER
THE ORGANIZATION OF LARGE-SCALE CALCULATING MACHINERY. GEORGE R. STIBITZ
MERCURY DELAY LINES AS A MEMORY UNIT. T. KITE SHARPLESS
SLOW ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES • LEON BRILLOUIN
HIGH-SPEED ELECTROSTATIC STORAGE • JAY W. FORRESTER
MAGNETIC ANO PHOSPHOR COATED DISCS. BENJAMIN L. MOORE
THE SELECTRON, A TUBE FOR SELECrIVE ELECTROSTATIC STORAGE. JAN RAJCHMAN

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963
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176

HARV47
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HARV47
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HARV47
HARV47
HARV47
HARV47
HARV47
HARV47
HARV47
HARV47

188
194
203
208
213
223
238
248
254
260
267
277
298

HARV49

PROCEEDINGS OF A SECOND SYMPOSIUM ON LARGE-SCALE DIGITAL CALCULATING MACHINERY. HARVARD UNIVERSITY
CAMBRIOGE. MASS •• SEPTEMBER 13-16. 1949. CAMBRIOGE. HARVARD UNIVERSITY PRESS. 1951.
HARVARD ANNALS VOL. 26

HARV49
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HARV49
HARV49
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HARV49
HARV49
HARV49
HARV49
HARV49
HARV49
HARV49

11
20
32
44
50
65
74
83
91
96
115
119
125
137
141
147
152
164

HARV49
HARV49
HARV49

207
215
219

HARV49
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HARV49

240
244
250
263
211
281
293
305
316
323

HARV49
HARV49
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HARV49
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333
338
348
351
357
365
387

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HARV55
HARV55
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HARV55
HARV55
HARV55

THE MARK III CALCULATOR. BENJAMIN l. MOORE
THE 8ELL COMPUTER. MODEL VI • ERNEST G. ANDREWS
AN ELECTROSTATIC MEMORY SYSTEM • J. PRESPER ECKERT JR
THE DIGITAL COMPUTATION PROGRAM AT MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY. JAY W. FORRESTER
THE RAYTHEON ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER. RICHARD M. BLOCH
A GENERAL ELECTRIC ENGINEERING DIGITAL COMPUTER • BURTON R. LESTER
THE PRESENT POSITION OF COMPUTING-MACHINE DEVELOPMENT IN ENGLAND. WILLIAM S. ELLIOTT
SEMIAUTOMATIC INSTRUCTION ON THE ZEPHYR. H. O. HUSKEY
STATIC MAGNETIC DELAY LINES • WAY DONG WOO
COORDINATE TUBES FOR USE WITH ELECTROSTATIC STORAGE TUBES. R. S. JULIAM. A. L. SAMUEL
BASIC ASPECTS OF SPECIAL COMPUTATIONAL PROBLEMS. HOWARD T. ENGSTROM
ELECTROCHEMICAL COMPUTING ELEMENTS • JOHN R. BOWMAN
LOGICAL SYNTAX AND TRANSFORMATION RULES. GEORGE W. PATTERSON
NOTES ON THE SOLUTION OF LINEAR SYSTEMS INVOLVING INEQUALITIES. GEORGE W. BROWN
MATHEMATICAL METHODS IN LARGE-SCALE COMPUTING UNITS. D. H. LEHMER
EMPIRICAL STUDY OF EFFECTS OF ROUNDING ERRORS. C. CLINTON BRAMBLE
NUMERICAL METHODS ASSOCIATED WITH LAPLACE'S EQUATION. W. E. MILNE
AN ITERATION METHOD FOR THE SOLUTION OF THE EIGENVALUE PROBLEM OF LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL AND INTEGRAL
OPERATORS. CORNELIUS LANCZOS
ON THE MONTE CARLO METHOD. S. M. ULAM
THE PLACE OF AUTOMATIC COMPUTING MACHINERY IN THEORETICAL PHYSICS. WENDELL H. FURRY
DOUBLE REFRACTION OF FLOW AND THE DIMENSIONS OF LARGE ASYMMETRIC MOLECULES • HAROLD A. SCHERAGA.
JOHN T. EDSALL. J. ORTEN GADD JR
L-SHELL INTERNAL CONVERSION. MORRIS E. ROSE
THE USE OF CALCULATI~G MACHINES IN THE THEORY OF PRIMARY COSMIC RADIATION. MANUEL S. VALLARTA
COMPUTATIONAL PROBLEMS IN NUCLEAR PHYSICS. HERMAN FESHBACH
COMPUTING MACHINES I~ AERONAUTICAL RESEARCH. R. D. 0 NEAL
PROBLEM OF AIRCRAFT DYNAMICS. EVERETT T. WELMERS
A STATISTICAL METHOD FOR CERTAIN NONLINEAR DYNAMICAL SYSTEMS. GEORGE R. STIBITZ
COMBUSTION AERODYNAMICS. HOWARD W. EMMONS
APPLICATION OF COMPUTING MACHINERY TO RESEARCH OF THE OIL INDUSTRY. MORRIS MUSKAT
THE 603-405 COMPUTER. WILLIAM W. WOODBURY
APPLICATION OF COMPUTING MACHINERY TO THE SOLUTION OF PROBLEMS OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES.
FREDERICK MOSTELLER
DYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF ECONOMIC OF ECONOMIC EQUILIBRIUM. WASSILY W. LEONTIEF
SOME COMPUTATIONAL PROBLEMS IN PSYCHOLOGY. LEDYARD R. TUCKER
COMPUTATIONAL ASPECTS OF CERTAIN ECONOMETRIC PROBLEMS • HERMAN CHERNOFF
PHYSIOLOGY AND COMPUTATION DEVICES. WILLIAM J. CROlIER
THE SCIENCE OF PROSPERITY • FREDERICK V. WAUGH
THE SELECTRON • JAN RAJCHMAN
THE FUTURE OF COMPUTING MACHINERY. LOUIS N. RIOENOUR
PROCEEOINGS AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING CONFERENCE CHARVARO UNIVERSITY. GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMIN.1
CAMBRIDGE. MASS., SEPTEMBER 8-9, 1955. CAMBRIDGE, HARVARD UNIVERSITY PRESS. 1956.
HF5548.H34
LC CARD NO. 56-9990

3
28
42
61
71

87
97
110
135
145
161
176

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HARV571
HARV511
HARV571
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HARV511
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HAIlV571
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HARV;71
HARV571

OPTICAL AND PHOTOGRAPHIC STORAGE TECHNIQUES. ARTHUR W. TYLER
METHOD OF FINITE DIFFERENCES FOR THE SOLUTION OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS. RICHARD COURANT
ON COMPUTATIONAL TECHNIQUES FOR CERTAIN PROBLEMS IN FLUID DYNAMICS. RAYMOND J. SEEGER
COMPUTATIONAL PROBLE~S ARISING IN CONNECTION WITH ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF INTERINDUSTRIAL RELATIO~SHIPS •
WASSILY W. LEONTIEF
ON THE ACCUMULATION OF ERRORS IN PROCESSES OF INTEGRATION ON HIGH-SPEED CALCULATING MACHINES.
HANS A. RADEMACHER
FLUIO MECHANICS COMPUTATIONS. HOWARD W. EMMONS
FIRING TABLES. L. S. DEDERICK
PREPARATION OF PROBLEMS FOR EDVAC-TYPE MACHINES. JOHN W. MAUCHLY
THE PREPARATION OF PROBLEMS FOR THE MARK I CALCULATOR. JOSEPH O. HARRISON JR
APPLICATION OF PRINTING TELEGRAPH TECHNIQUES TO LARGE-SCALE CALCULATING MACHINERY. FREDERICK G. MILLER
SURVEY OF MAGNETIC RECORDING • OTTO KORNEI
THE NUMEROSCOPE • HARRISON W. FULLER
INPUT AND OUTPUT DEVICES FOR ELECTRONIC DIGITAL CALCULATING MACHINERY. SAMUEL N. ALEXANDER
AN INPUT DEVICE USING MULTIPLE GATES. MORRIS RU81NOFF
PHOTOGRAPHIC METHODS OF HANOLING INPUT AND OUTPUT OATA • R. D. 0 NEAL
TRANSFER BETWEEN EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL MEMORY • C. BRADFORO SHEPPARD
PUBLICATION. CLASSIFICATION. AND PATENTS. SAMUEL H. CALDWELL
NEW VISTAS IN MATHEMATICS. ALAN T. WATERMAN

AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING METHODS. T. F. BRADSHAW
pqlNCIPLES OF ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING. ANTHONY DETTINGER
ADMINISTRATIVE PROBLEMS OF THE INVESTIGATION PHASE. PETER B. LAUBACH
PROBLEMS OF DECENTRALIZATION. FRANK H. MUNS
PROBLEMS OF CENTRALIZATION. JAMES W. PONTIUS
AN EVALUATION OF ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING EQUIPMENT • SAMUEL N. ALEXANDER
THE ROLE OF SPECIAL PURPOSE EQUIPMENT. KENNETH E. IVERSON
SELECTI~G AN APPLICATION FOR MECHANIZATION. JOHN D. DILLON. JANUS O. DYAL. BYRON O. MARSHALL JR
CASE STUDY. ORDER PROCESSING AND PRODUCTION PLANNING. EDWARD L. WALLACE
AN APPLICATION TO PAYROLL. G. M. SHEEHAN
OPERATIONS RESEARCH. ITS RELATIONSHIP TO DATA PROCESSING. RUSSELL L. ACKOFF
WHAT TO EXPECT FROM OPERATIONS RESEARCH. M. L. HURNI
HARVARD UNIVERSITY CINTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON THE THEORY OF SWITCHING, ••• 1
CAMBRIDGE. MASS •• APRIL 2-5. 1957. CAMBRIDGE. HARVARD UNIVERSITY PRESS. 1959.
TK78S5.15 1957
LC CARD NO. 58-59891
HARVARD ANNALS VOL. 29-30

26
57
74
117
125
137
147
189
204
244
293

ANALYTIC TREATMENT OF REAL FUNCTIONS GIVEN IN DISCRETE POINTS ONLY. BALTH. VAN DER POL
A SURVEY OF RESEARCH IN THE THEORY OF RELAY NETWORKS IN THE USSR. MICHAEL A. GAVRILOV
ALGEBRAIC TOPOLOGICAL METHODS IN SYNTHESIS. J. PAUL ROTH
THE OECOMPOSITION OF SWITCHING FUNCTIONS. ROBERT L. ASHENHURST
LOGICAL AND OTHER KINOS OF INDEPENDENCE • GORAN KJELLBERG
SOME USES OF TRUTH TABLES • THEODORE SINGER
SETS. LOGICS. MACHINES • GEORGE KUREPA
THE LOGIC OF FIXED A'ID GROWING AUTOMATA. ARTHUR W. BURKS
AN ALGERRA FOR PERIODICALLY TIME-VARYING LINEAR BINARY SEQUENCE TRANSDUCERS. DAVID A. HUFFMA~
A THEORY OF ASYNCHRO~OUS CIRCUITS. DAVID E. MULLER. W. S. BARTKY
THE APPLICATION OF GRAPH THEORY TO THE SYNTHESIS OF CONTACT NETWORKS. ROOERICK GOULD
SOME APPLICATIONS OF CONTACT GRIDS. ANTONIN SVOBODA
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

BIBLIOGRAPHY
HARV572
HARV572
HARV572
HARV572
HARV572

2
13
51
59
74

HARV572
HARV572
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HA~V572

99
115
138
144
149
161

HARV572
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HARV572

173
"9
186
192
201
213
225
235
241
281
285
295
302
316
326
334

HARV61

HARVARD SYMPOSIUM ON DIGITAL COMPUTERS AND THEIR APPLICATIONS, PROCEDINGS OF A
BROOKLINE, MASS., APRIL 3-6. 1961. CAMBRIDGE, HARVARD UNIVERSITY PRESS. 1962.
QA16.5.H38 1961
LC CARD NO. 62-19220
HARVARD ANNALS VOL. 31

HARV61
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1
7
23
32
48
59
77
81
103
110

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HARVbl
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125
136
163
198
203
225
230
239
252
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265
273
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315
326

IBMJ

WHAT WE SHOULD LEARN FROM COMPUTERS. PHILIPPE LE CORBEILLER
THE STUDY OF INTELLIGENT BEHAVIOR • GEORGE A. MILLER
SYNTHETIC MATERIALS FOR HYDRODYNAMICAL COMPUTATIONS. GARRETT BIRKHOFF. ROBERT E. LYNCH
SOLVABLE SURANYI SUBCLASSES. AN INTRODUCTION TO THE HERBRAND THEORY • BURTON S. ORE BEN
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN THE INVESTIGATION OF MODELS IN EOUCATIONAL RESEARCH * JOHN B. CARROLL
QUEUEING THEORY ANO RESERVOIR DESIGN. PETER WATERMEYER, HAROLD A. THOMAS JR
USES OF THE COMPUTER IN PUBLIC HEALTH. BRIAN MACMAHON
HIGH-OROER DIFFERENCE APPROXIMATIONS TO POISSON'S EQUATION. ROBIN ESCH
COMPUTI~G PROBLEMS I~ X-RAY CRYSTALLOGRAPHY. WILLIAM N. LIPSCOMB
THE ROLE OF COMPUTERS IN THE APPLICATION OF BASIC SCIENTIFIC REASONING TO MEOICINE •
ANTHONY F. BARTHOLOMAY
A GRADIENT METHOO FOR OPTIMIZING MULTISTAGE ALLOCATION PROCESSES. ARTHUR E. BRYSON
SIGN OETERMINATION IN A MODULAR NUMBER SYSTEM. WILLARD L. EASTMAN
NOTES ON AN AUTHORSHIP PROBLEM. FREOERICK MOSTELLER. DAVIO L. WALLACE
FINDING THE MAXIMUM OF A CONTINUOUS FUNCTION. ANDREW M. GLEASON
THE GEOMETRY OF SYMBOLS • ANTHONY G. OETTINGER
COMPUTATION AND PLASMA DYNAMICS. HOWARO W. EMMONS
THE POTENTIAL CONTRIBUTION OF ELECTRONIC MACHINES TO THE FIELD OF STATISTICS. WILLIAM G. COCHRAN
PARACOMPUTERS IN PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH. EDWIN B. NEWMAN
COMPUTERS IN ECONOMICS • JOHN R. MEYER
SOLUTION OF NONLINEAR KINETIC EQUATIONS. MAX KROOK
SOME COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN RESEARCH AND TEACHING IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. LEWIS B. WARD
THE IOE~TIFICATION OF OOCUMENT CONTENT, A PROBLEM IN AUTOMATIC INFORMATION RETRIEVAL. GERARD SALTON
THE INTERACTION SIMULATOR. ROBERT F. BALES. ARTHUR S. COUCH, PHILIP J. STONE
RELAY CIRCUIT DESIGN TECHNIQUES IN THE LOGICAL DESIGN UF CRYOTRON SWITCHING CIRCUITS. PETER CALINGAERT
APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTING MACHINES TO MOLECULAR-BEAM PROBLEMS. NORMAN F. RAMSEY
IBM JOURNAL OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT. V. 1NEW YORK, JANUARY 1957TK7800.I14
LC CARD NO. 59-539

IBMJ571
IBMJ571

IBMJ571
IBMJ571
IBMJ571

19
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39

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IBMJ571

44
49
57
62
62
72

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IBMJ571 84
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IBMJS72

116
130
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171
111

IBMJ573
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198
212
223
232
239
249
251
279

SOME RELATIONS BETWEEN THE THEORY Of CONTACT NETWORKS AND CONVENTIONAL NETWORK THEORY * VITOLO BELEVITCH
MATRIX METHODS IN THE THEORY Of SWITCHING. WARREN SEMON
2N-TERMINAL CONTACT NETWORKS. fRANZ E. HOHN
MULTIPLE-OUTPUT RELAY SWITCHING CIRCUITS. PETER CALINGAERT
A MATHEMATICAL THEORY fOR THE SYNTHESIS Of CONTACT NETWORKS WITH ONE INPUT AND K OUTPUTS •
GELLIUS N. POVAROV
SWITCHING RESEARCH IN SPAIN • JOSE GARCIA SANTESMASES
PRINCIPLES Of TRANSfLUXOR AND CORE CIRCUITS • JAN A. RAJCHMAN
TRANSISTORS IN COMBINATIONAL SWITCHING CIRCUITS. SAMUEL H. CALDWELL
SIMULTANEOUS-ACCESS MATRIX STORAGE SYSTEMS. ROBERT C. MINNICK
ANALYSIS Of MAGNETIC-AMPLIfIER CIRCUITS. T. H. BONN
A NEW METHOD Of DESIGNING LOW-LEVEL. HIGH-SPEED SEMICONDUCTOR LOGIC CIRCUITS. WILLIAM B. CAGLE.
WAYNE H. CHEN
MAGNETIC-CORE LOGICAL CIRCUITS • WAY DONG WOO
HIGH-SPEED SWITCHING BY ROTATIONAL REMAGNETIlATION • HERBERT B. CALLEN
MAGNETIC SELECTORS. MAURICE KARNAUGH
THE USE Of MULTIPURP~SE LOGICAL DEVICES. BRADFORD DUNHAM. JAMES H. NORTH
CIRCUIT CONSIDERATIONS AND LOGICAL DESIGN WITH DIRECT-COUPLED TRANSISTOR LOGIC. R. A. KUDLICH
THE STATE OF COMPUTER CIRCUITS CONTAINING MEMORY ELEMENTS. A. VAN WIJNGAARDEN
SYMMETRIC POLYNOMIALS IN BOOLEAN ALGEBRAS. SUNDARAM SESHU, F. E. HOHN
SOME LOGICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR THE CONTROL OF SWITCHING NETWORKS. BERNARD D. HOLBROOK
REMARKS ON THE DESIGN OF SEQUENTIAL CIRCUITS. MORRIS RUBINOFF
SOME ASPECTS OF SWITCHING ALGEBRA. RENE A. HIGONNET. RENE GREA
THE SHORTEST PATH THROUGH A MAZE. EDWARD F. MOORE
SWITCHING RESEARCH IN GERMANY. ALWIN WALTHER
A GRAPHICAL METHOD FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF MULTITERMINAL CONTACT NETWORKS * VADIM N. ROGINSKIJ
CHEMICAL SWITCHES • B. K. GREEN. E. BERMAN. B. KATCHEN. L. SCHLEICHER. J. J. STANSBREY
THE WOVEN CRYOTRON MEMORY • ALBERT E. SLADE
MICROWAVE LOGIC • W. D. LEWIS

DOMAIN ORIENTATION IN BARIUM TITANATE SINGLE CRYSTALS. D. P. CAMERON
DESIGN OF LOGIC FOR RECOGNITION OF PRINTED CHARACTERS BY SIMULATION. E. C. GREANIAS. C. J. HOPPEL,
M. KLOOMOK, J. S. OSBORNE
ON THE THEORY OF RELAXATION PROCESSES. A. G. REDFIELD
A THREE-DIMENSIONAL PRINTED BACK PANEL. E. R. WYMA
CLARIFICATION OF FIRST-ORDER SEMICONDUCTION EFFECTS THROUGH USE OF ELECTROCHEMICAL POTENTIALS •
J. A. SWANSON
A SURVEY OF CONTACT ~ESISTANCE THEORY FOR NOMINALLY CLEAN SURFACES. W. B. ITTNER Ill. P. J. MAGILL
DEVELOPMENT OF THE ELECTROSTATIC CLUTCH. C. J. FITCH
AN ANALYSIS OF DIFFUSION IN SEMICONDUCTORS. S. lAROMB
ORGANIlATION OF THE IBM 305 * M. L. LESSER, J. W. HAANSTRA
THE RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY ACCOUNTING MACHINE I. SYSTEM
THE RANDOM-ACCESS ME~ORY ACCOUNTING MACHINE II, THE MAGNETIC-DISK, RANOOM-ACCESS MEMORY. T. NOYES.
W. E. DICKINSON
LOGICAL DESIGN OF THE DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR THE SAGE SYSTEM. M. M. ASTRAHAN, B. HOUSMAN, J. F. JACOBS.
R. P. MAYER, W. H. THOMAS
SIMPLE CONSTANT-TEMPERATURE OVEN AND CONTROL SYSTEM. G. R. GUNTHER-MOH~, S. TRIEBWASSER
A 32,OOO-WORO MAGNETIC-CORE MEMORY. E. D. FOSS. R. S. PARTRIDGE
COMPUTATION OF E TO THE N FOR N BETWEEN PLUS ANO MINUS INFINITY USING AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER *
E. G. KOGBETLIANTZ
THE MULTIPURPOSE BIAS DEVICE. PART 1. THE COMMUTATOR TRANSISTOR. B. DUNHAM
ADDRESSING FOR RANDOM-ACCESS STORAGE. W. W. PETERSON
THE LORENZ NUMBER • P. J. PRICE
A POSITIVE-INTEGER ARITHMETIC FOR DATA PROCESSING. R. W. MURPHY
IRREDUNDANT DISJUNCTIVE AND CONJUNCTIVE FORMS OF A BOOLEAN FUNCTION * M. J. GHAlALA
A MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR DETERMINING THE PROBABILITIES OF UNDETECTED ER~ORS IN MAGNETIC TAPE SYSTEMS.
M. SCHATZOFF. W. B. HARDING
DEVELOPMENT OF THE PERMISSIVE-MAKE RELAY. B. J. GREEN~LOTT, J. E. WALLACE
TWO-COLLECTOR TRANSISTOR FOR BI~ARY FULL ADDITION. R. F. RUTZ
SPATIAL VARIATIO~ OF CURRENTS AND FIELDS DUE TO LOCALllEO SCATTERERS IN METALLIC CONOUCTION • R. LANDAUE~
MICROWAVE AMPLIFICATION BY MASER TECHNIQUES. W. V. SMITH
THE LINEAR HALL EFFECT. P. J. PRICE
LITERARY DATA PROCESSING. P. TASMAN
AN EXPERIMENTAL 50-MEGACYCLE ARITHMETIC UNIT. R. M. WALKER, D. E. ROSENHcIM, P. A. LEWIS, A. G. ANDERSuN
MICROSECTIONING, A METALLOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUE FOR SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICfS • J. S. HANSON
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

BIBLIOGRAPHY
IBMJS74
IBMJ571t
IBMJ514
IBMJ514
IBMJ514
IBMJ571t
IBMJ571t

294
304
309
318
330
341
349

I BMJ571t 356
I BMJ571t 363
IBMJ581
2
IBMJ581 14
IBMJ581 36
IBMJ581 43
IBMJ581
IBMJ581
IBMJ582
IBMJ582
IBMJ582
IBMJ582
IBMJ582
IBMJ582
IBMJ582
IBMJ583
IBMJ583
IBMJ583
IBMJ583
IBMJ583
IBMJ583
IBMJ583
IBMJ583
IBMJ584
IBMJ584
IBMJ584
IBMJ584
IBMJ584
IBMJ584
IBMJ584
IBMJ584
IBMJ584
IBMJ584
IBMJ584
IBMJ591
IBMJ591
IBMJ591
IBMJ591
IBMJ591
IBMJ591

54
72
90
105
123
130
142
148
159
178
193
200
204
212
218
223
232
268
276
282
289
294
310
314
320
336
346
354
2
18
18
25
35
46

IBMJ591
IBMJ591

54
58

IBMJ591 7It
IBMJ592 106
IBMJ592 114
IBMJ592 126
IBMJ592 132
IBMJ592
IBMJ592
IBMJ592
IBMJ592
IBMJ592
IBMJ593
IBMJ593
IBMJ593
IBMJ593

140
lIt7
153
163
169
210
230
237
256

IBMJ593 260
IBMJ593 275
IBMJ593
IBMJ593
IBMJ594
IBMJ594

282
288
312
326

IBMJ594
IBMJ594
IBMJ594
IBMJ601
18MJ601
IBMJ601
I BMJ601
IBMJ601
IBMJ601
IBMJ601
IBMJ602
IBMJ602

345
355
364
2
23
28
36
43
58
66
96
107

IBMJb02
IBMJ602
IBMJ602
IBMJ602
IBMJ602
IBMJ602
IBMJ602

116
130
143
152
158
163
173

TRAPPED-FLUX SUPERCONOUCTING MEMORY. J. W. CROWE
AN ANALYSIS OF THE OPERATION OF A PERSISTENT-SUPERCURRENT MEMORY CELL. R. L. GARWIN
A STATISTICAL APPROACH TO MECHANIZEO ENCOOING AND SEARCHING OF LITERARY INFORMATION. H. P. LUHN
THE EFFECT OF AN ELECTRIC FIELD ON THE TRANSITIONS OF BARIUM TITANATE. M. E. DROUGARO, E. J. HUIBREGTSE
A MECHANICAL HEART-LUNG APPARATUS • R. TAYLOR
THE FORMALIZATION OF SCIENTIFIC LANGUAGES PART I, THE WORK OF WOODGER ANO HULL. B. DUNHAM
A RADIANT-ENERGY HEATER USING AN ELLIPSOIDAL REFLECTOR. E. H. NICOLLIAN, G. R. GUNTHER-MOHR,
L. R. WEISBERG
A BINARY-WEIGHTED CURRENT DECODER. E. J. SMURA
RADIO-INTERFERENCE CONTROL AS APPLIED TO BUSINESS MACHINES. J. M. SARLEY, R. J. HENOERY
A LEARNING MACHINE, PART I • R. M. FRIEDBERG
AN ERROR-SAMPLED SWEEP-POSITION CONTROL SYSTEM. C. H. KNAPP, E. SHAPIRO, R. A. THORPE
MAGNETIC-RECORDING-HEAD SELECTION SWITCH. L. D. SEADER
COMPUTATION OF ARCTA~ N FOR N BETWEEN PLUS AND MINUS INFINITY USING AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER.
E. G. KOGBETLIANTZ
EFFECTS OF LOW TEMPERATURES ON TRANSISTOR CHARACTERISTICS. A. B. CREDLE
A NEW APPROACH TO SMALL-COMPUTER PROGRAMMING AND CONTROL • J. J. LENTZ
HIGH-RESOLUTION MAGNETIC RECORDING STRUCTURES. A. S. HOAGLAND
PROGRAMS AS A TOOL FOR RESEARCH IN SYSTEMS ORGANIZATION. J. JEENEL
ON THE SlATlSTlCAL MECHANICS OF IMPURITY CONDUCTION IN SEMICONDUCTORS. P. J. PRICE
PULSE TIME DISPLACEMENT IN HIGH-DENSITY MAGNETIC TAPE. R. A. SKOV
RELIABILITY IMPROVEMENT BY THE USE OF MULTIPLE-ELEMENT SWITCHING CIRCUITS. W. E. DICKINSON, R. M. WALKER
RELIABILITY IMPROVEMENT THROUGH REDUNOANCY AT VARIOUS SYSTEM LEVELS. B. J. FLEHINGER
THE AUTOMATIC CREATION OF LITERATURE ABSTRACTS • H. P. LUHN
A DIRECT-READING PRINTED-CIRCUIT COMMUTATOR FOR ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL DATA CONVERSION. C. A. WALTON
PHASE EQUILIBRIA IN THE FERRITE REGION OF THE SYSTEM MANGANESE-IRON-OXYGEN • M. W. SHAFER
THE PHYSICAL INTERPRETATION OF MEAN FREE PATH AND THE INTEGRAL METHOD. P. J. PRICE
A LOAO-SHARING MATRIX SWITCH • G. CONSTANTINE JR
STUDY OF THE SECOND-ORDER FERROELECTRIC TRANSITION IN TRI-GLYCINE SULFATE. S. TRIEBWASSER
COMPUTATION OF ARCSIN N FOR N BETWEEN 0 ANO 1 USING AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER • E. G. KOGBETLIANTZ
A FULL BINARY ADOER EMPLOYING TWO NEGATIVE-RESISTANCE DIODES. J. W. HORTON, A. G. ANOERSON
CURVE FITTING FOR A MODEL OF APPLIED RESEARCH AND OEVELDPMENT SCHEOULING • P. V. NORDEN
COMMUNICATION SCIENCES IN A UNIVERSITY ENVIRONMENT. J. B. WIESNER
PROBLEMS IN SCIENTIFIC·COMMUNICATION • E. DE GROLIER
HOW MUCH SCIENCE CAN YOU HAVE AT YOUR FINGERTIPS. I. J. GOOD
CHANNELS WITH SIDE INFORMATION AT THE TRANSMITTER. C. E. SHANNON
ARTIFICIAL AUDITORY RECOGNITION IN TELEPHONY. E. E. DAVID JR
THE ROLE OF LARGE MEMORIES IN SCIENTIFIC COMMUNICATIONS. M. M. ASTRAHAN
A BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE SYSTEM • H. P. LUHN
CHESS-PLAYING PROGRAMS AND THE PROBLEM OF COMPLEXITY. A. NEWELL, J. C. SHAW, H. A. SIMON
INTELLIGENT BEHAVIOR IN PROBLEM-SOLVING MACHINES. H. L. GELERNTER, N. ROCHESTER
COMPUTATION IN THE PRESENCE OF NOISE. P. ELIAS
MACHINE-MADE INDEX FOR TECHNICAL LITERATURE, AN EXPERIMENT. P. B. BAXENDALE
AUTOMATIC FAILURE RECOVERY IN A DIGITAL DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM. R. H. DOYLE, R. A. MEYER, R. P. PEDOWITZ
DIFFUSION ATTENUATION, PART I • J. A. SWANSON
DIFFUSION ATTENUATION, PART 11 • J. A. SWANSON, K. Y. SIH
ON THE MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF ERROR-CORRECTING CODES • H. S. SHAPIO, D. L. SLOTNICK
THE THERMAL EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT OF A TRANSISTOR. P. R. STRICKLAND
THE MULTIPURPOSE BIAS DEVICE PART II, THE EFFICIENCY OF LOGICAL ELEMENTS. B. DUNHAM, D. MIDDLETON,
J. H. NORTH, J. A. SLITER, J. W. WELTZIEN
AN ANALYSIS OF ADEQUATE INVENTORY LEVELS. J. J. SOPKA
TWO-PARAMETER LIFETIME DISTRIBUTiONS FOR RELIABILITY STUDIES OF RENEWAL PROCESSES. B. J. FLEHINGER.
P. A. LEWIS
AN EXPERIMENTAL MODULATION-DEMODULATION SCHEME FOR HIGH-SPEED DATA TRANSMISSION. E. HOPNER
DIRECT MEASUREMENT OF THE ANGULAR DEPENDENCE OF THE IMAGINARY PART OF THE ATOMIC SCATTERING FACTOR OF
GERMANIUM • L. P. HUNTER
FINITE AUTOMATA AND THEIR DECISION PROBLEMS • M. O. RABIN, O. SCOTT
INTERATOMIC-FORCE CONSTANTS FROM A CENTRAL-FORCE LAW. H. COLE
ON THE TRANSITION FROM SUPERCONDUCTING TO NORMAL PHASE. ACCOUNTING FOR LATENT HEAT AND EDDY CURRENTS.
A. J. W. DUIJVESTIJN
GEOMETRIC EFFECTS IN THE SUPERCONDUCTING TRANSITION OF THIN FILMS. M. D. REEBER
COMPUTATION OF SIN N, COS N AND 14TH ROOT OF N USING AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER • E. G. KOGBETLIA~TZ
MICROWAVE RESONA~CE IN GADOLINIUM-IRON GARNET CRYSTALS. W. V. SMITH, J. OVERMEYER, B. A. CALHOUN
ON CODES FOR CHECKING LOGICAL OPERATIONS. W. W. PETERSON, M. O. RABIN
EXTENSION OF MOORE-SHANNON MODEL FOR RELAY CIRCUITS • M. KOCHEN
SOME STUDIES IN MACHINE LEARNING, USING THE GAME OF CHECKERS • A. L. SAMUEL
SOME PROPERTIES OF EXPERIMENTAL IOOD-MC TRANSISTORS • R. F. RUTZ, D. F. SINGER
A GAS FILM LUBRICATHIN STUDY PART I, SOME THEORETICAL ANALYSES OF SLIDER BEARINGS. W. A. GRJSS
A GAS FILM LUBRICATI~N STUDY PART II, NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE REYNOLDS EQUATION FOR FINITE SLIDER
BEARINGS. W. A. MICHAEL
A GAS FILM LUBRICATION STUDY PART III, EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF PIVOTED SLIDER BEARINGS.
R. K. BRUNNER, J. M. HARKER, K. E. HAUGHTON, A. G. OSTERLUND
EXPERIMENTS ON THE RELATION DF THE OPERATOR TO THE CONrROL LOOP OF AN AIRBORNE DIGITAL COMPUTER.
C. A. BENNETT
A LEARNING MACHINE, PART II • R. M. FRIEDBERG, B. DUNHAM, J. H. NORTH
INDEXING AND CONTROL-WORD TECHNIQUES • G. A. BLAAUW
SOME NEW ASPECTS OF COLOR PERCEPTION. M. M. WOOLFSON
ALGEBRAIC TOPOLOGICAL METHODS FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF SWITCHING SYSTEMS PART III, MINIMIZATION OF NO~SINGULA~
BOOLEAN TREES • J. PAUL ROTH, E. G. WAGNER
THEORY OF A FAST-SWITCH ING ELEC TRON-BEAM FREQUENCY DIV IDER • N. M. KROLL, I. PALOCZ
ON THE REDUCTION OF CONTINUOUS PROBLEMS TO DISCRETE FORM. J. GREENSTADT
ESAKI TUNNELING. P. J. PRICE, J. M. RADCLIFFE
TOWARD MECHANICAL MATHEMATICS. HAO WANG
A THERMODYNAMIC TREATMENT OF DILUTE SUPERCONOUCTING ALLOYS • R. E. JONES JR
A PROOF METHOD FOR QUANTIFICATION THEORY, ITS JUSTIFICATION AND REALIZATION. P. C. GILMORE
THE WAVE EQUATION IN A MEDIUM IN MOTION. W. L. MIRANKER
DESIGN METHODS FOR MAXIMUM MINIMUM-DISTANCE ERROR-CORRECTING CODES. J. E. MACDONALD
A NEW GROUP OF CODES FOR CORRECTION OF DEPENDENT ERRORS IN DATA TRANSMISSION. C. M. MELAS
INFORMATION THEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF MULTIVARIATE CORRELATION. SATOSI WATANABE
DOMAIN WALLS IN THIN NI-FE FILMS. S. METHFESSEL, S. MIDDELHOEK, H. THOMAS
MEASUREMENT OF MAGNETIC-FIELD ATTENUATION BY THIN SUPERCONDUCTING FILMS. E. ERLBACH, R. L. GARWIN,
M. P. SARACHIK
MAGNETIC ANISOTROPY IN SI~GLE-CRYSTAL THIN FILMS. E. L. BOYD
ANALYSIS OF THE RESIDUAL GASES IN SEVERAL TYPES OF HIGH-VACUUM EVAPORATORS. H. L. CASWELL
ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF THI~-FILM SEMICONDUCTORS. F. S. HAM, D. C. MATTIS
ANISOTROPIC CONDUCTION IN SOLIDS NEAR SURFACES. P. J. PRICE
SIZE EFFECTS FOR CONDUCTION IN THIN BISMUTH CRYSTALS • A. N. FRIEDMAN, S. H. KOENIG
ANGLE-OF-INCIDENCE A~ISOTROPY IN EVAPORATED NICKEL-IRON FILMS. E. W. PUGH, E. L. BOYD, J. F. FREEDMAN
SUPERCO~DUCTING TIN FILMS OF LOW RESIDUAL RESISTIVITY. G. J. KAHAN, R. B. DELANO JR, A. E. BRENNEMA~N.
R. T. C. TSUI
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

BIBLIOGRAPHY
IBMJb02 184
IBMJ602
IBMJb02
I8MJ603
IBMJ603

189
208
248
256

IBMJ603
IBMJ603
IBMJ603
I8MJ603
IBMJ603
IBMJ6Q3
IBMJ603
IBMJ603
IBMJ603
IBMJ604
IBMJ6Q4
IBMJ604
IBMJ604
IBMJ605
IBMJ605
IBMJ605
IBMJ605
IBMJ605
1BMJ605
IBMJ605
IBMJ605
IBMJ605
IBMJb05
IBMJ605
IBMJ605
IBMJbII
IBMJ6II
IBMJ6II
IBMJ6II
IBMJ612
IBMJ6I2
IBMJ6I2
IBMJ6I2
IBMJb12
IBMJ612
IBMJ612
IBMJ613
IBMJ613
IBMJb13
IBMJ613
IBMJ613
18MJ613
IBMJ613
IBMJ613
IBMJ614
IBMJ614
IBMJ614
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264
269
275
305
311
321
329
335
349
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391
402
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455
460
473
479
487
497
505
507
518
525
532
543
2
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33
44
86
93
106
123
132
141
157
174
183
192
204
210
21B
226
241
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IBMJ614 312
IBMJ614 321
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IBMJ621 12
IBMJ621 14
IBMJb21
IBMJ621
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31
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I8MJb21
IBMJ621
IBMJ621
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49
55
58
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71
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18MJb21
IAMJ621
IBMJb21
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77
82
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94

IBMJ621 112
IBMJ621 lIb
IBMJ621 119
IBMJb21
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IBMJ622
IBMJ622

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IBMJ622 192
IBMJ622 200
IBMJ622 210
IBMJ622 227
49

ON THE INFLUENCE OF AGGREGATION ON THE MAGNETIC PHASE TRANSITION OF EVAPORATED SUPERCONDUCTING THIN FILMS
• M. E. BEHRNDT, R. H. BLUMBERG, G. R. GIEDD
NANOSECOND SWITCHING IN THIN MAGNETIC FILMS. W. DIETRICH, W. E. PROEBSTER, P. WOLF
INFORMATION-THEORETICAL ASPECTS OF INDUCTIVE AND DEDUCTIVE INFERENCE. SATOSl WATANABE
EPITAXIAL VAPOR GROWTH OF GE SINGLE CRYSTALS IN A CLOSED-CYCLE PROCESS. J. C. MARINACE
ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF VAPOR-GROWN GE JUNCTIONS. M. J. O'ROURKE, J. C. MARINACE, R. L. ANDERSON,
W. H. WHITE
A VAPOR-GROWN VARIABLE CAPACITANCE DIODE. R. L. ANDERSDN, M. J. O'RDURKE
RAOIOTRACER STUOIES DF THE INCORPORATION OF IODINE INTO VAPOR-GROWN GE • W. E. BAKER, O. M. J. COMPTON
INCORPORATION OF AS INTO VAPOR-GROWN GE • W. E. BAKER, D. M. J. COMPTON
PHYSICAL VERSUS LOGICAL COUPLING IN MEMORY SYSTEMS. J. A. SWANSON
SYNTHESIS OF A COMMU~ICATION NET. R. T. CHIEN
SYNTHESIS OF SWITCHING FUNCTIONS BY LINEAR GRAPH THEORY. W. MAYEDA
ERROR CORRECTING COOES FOR CORRECTING BURSTS OF ERRORS. J. E. MEGGITT
A CHARACTER-RECOGNITION STUOY • W. E. OICKINSON
ON DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS. R. E. THUN
FOURIER ANALYSIS OF THE MOTION OF A HYDRAULICALLY CONTROLLED PISTON. H. J. GREENBERG
SHOCK WAVES IN NONLI~EAR TRANSMISSION LINES ANO EFFECT ON PARAMETRIC AMPLIFICATION. R. LANOAUER
O~ THE SWITCHING TIME OF SUBHARMONIC OSCILLATORS. A. H. NETHERCOT JR
A DUALITY THEOREM FOR CONVEX PROGRAMS. W. S. DORN
TRACES, TERM RANKS, WIDTHS ANO HEIGHTS. D. R. FULKERSON, H. J. RYSER
AUTOMORPHISMS OF STEINER TRIPLE SYSTEMS. MARSHALL HALL JR
THE ENUMERATION OF TREES BY HEIGHT AND DIAMETER. J. RIOROAN
MAXIMAL PATHS ON RECTANGULAR BOARDS. R. E. MILLER, J. L. SELFRIDGE
ON THE EXCEPTIONAL CASE IN A CHARACTERIZATION OF THE ARCS OF A COMPLETE GRAPH. A. J. HOFFMA~
ON MOORE GRAPHS WITH DIAMETERS 2 AND 3 • A. J. HOFFMAN, R. R. SINGLETON
INDUCTIVE PROOF OF THE SIMPLEX METHDD • G. B. DANTZIG
SOLVING A MATRIX GAME BY LINEAR PROGRAMMING. A. W. TUCKER
SOME COMBINATORIAL LEMMAS IN TOPOLOGY. H. W. KUHN
MINIMAL COMPLETE RELAY DECODING NETWORKS. EDWARD F. MOORE
A BOUND FOR ERROR-CORRECTING COOES • J. H. GRIESMER
MINIMIZATION OVER BOOLEAN TREES • J. PAUL ROTH
PERIODIC SOLUTIONS OF THE WAVE EQUATION WITH A NONLINEAR INTERFACE CONOITION • W. L. MIRANKER
THEORETICAL CURRENT MULTIPLICATION OF A CYLINDRICAL HOOK COLLECTOR. D. P. KENNEDY
METHODS OF ANALYSIS OF CIRCUIT TRANSIENT PERFORMANCE. L. HELLERMAN, E. J. SKIKO
ANALYSIS OF A CONSTANT-INPUT-FLOW HYORAULIC SYSTEM. S. C. TITCOMB
TABLE LOOK-UP PROCEDURES IN LANGUAGE PROCESSING PART 1, THE RAW TEXT. G. W. KING
PHASE REVERSAL DATA TRANSMISSION SYSTEM FOR SWITCHED ANOPRIVATE TELEPHONE LINE APPLICATIONS. E. HOPNER
A MAGNETIC ASSOCIATIVE MEMORY. J. R. KISEDA, H. E. PETERSEN, W. C. SEELBACH, M. TEIG
ACOUSTIC-MODE SCATTERING OF HOLES. M. TIERSTEN
ANALYSIS OF A BASIC QUEUING PROBLEM ARISING IN COMPUTER SYSTEMS. P. E. BOUOREAU, M. KAC
A DIRECT OIGITAL METHOD OF POWER SPECTRUM ESTIMATION. P. D. WELCH
THE DYNAMICS OF A SUBHARMONIC OSCILLATOR WITH LINEAR DISSIPATION. G. J. LASHER
A D.7-MICROSECONO FERRITE CORE MEMORY. W. H. RHODES, L. A. RUSSELL, F. E. SAKALAY, R. M. WHALEN
IRREVERSIBILITY AND HEAT GENERATION IN THE COMPUTING PROCESS. R. LANDAUER
A TABLE LOOK-UP MACHINE FOR PROCESSING OF NATURAL LANGUAGES. J. L. CRAFT, E. H. GOLDMAN, W. B. STROHM
AN APPROXIMATE METHOO FOR TREATING A CLASS OF MULTIQUEUE PROBLEMS. M. A. LEIBOWITZ
NOTES ON CUMULATIVE PHOTOVOLTAGES • JOHN A. SWANSON
THE USE OF RADIOISOTOPES TO DETERMINE THE CHEMISTRY OF SOLDER FLUX. G. J. SPROKEL
BISTABLE SYSTEMS OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH APPLICATIONS TO TUNNEL OIODE CIRCUITS. J. K. MOSER
MINIMUM POLARIZEO DISTANCE COOES • M. P. MARCUS
THE ELECTRONIC CONTRIBUTION TO THE ELASTIC PROPERTIES OF GERMANIUM. R. W. KEYES
DISLOCATIONS ANO PLASTIC FLOW IN GERMANIUM. O. DEW-HUGHES
A HIGH TRACK-DENSITY SERVO-ACCESS SYSTEM FOR MAGNETIC RECORDING OISK STORAGE. A. S. HOAGLAND
LOGNORMAL DISTRIBUTION FUNCTION FOR DESCRIBI~G ANELASTIC AND OTHER RELAXATION PROCESSES I, THEORY AND
NUMERICAL COMPUTATIONS. A. S. NOWICK, B. S. BERRY
LOGNORMAL OISTRIBUTION FUNCTION FOR DESCRIBING ANELASTIC AND OTHER RELAXATION PROCESSES II, OATA ANALYSIS
AND APPLICATIONS. A. S. NOWICK, B. S. BERRY
A STUDY OF THE PLAYBACK PROCESS OF A MAGNETIC RING HEAD. G. J. Y. FAN
REVIEW OF THE PRESENT STATUS OF THE THEORY OF SUPERCONDUCTIVITY. J. BARDEEN
ON THE INFLUENCE OF FREE PATH ON THE MEISSNER EFFECT. K. U. VON HAGENOW, H. KOPPE
SOLUTIONS OF THE BCS INTEGRAL EQUATION AND DEVIATIONS FROM THE LAW OF CORRESPONDING STATES •
J. C. SWIHART
NUCLEAR SPIN RELAXATION IN SUPERCONDUCTING CADMIUM. Y. MASUOA
EXPERIMENTAL WORK ON SUPERCONDUCTIVITY • K. MENDELSSOHM
THE KAPITlA RESISTANCE OF METALS IN THE NORMAL AND SUPERCONOUCTING STATES. W. A. LITTLE
SUPERCO~DUCTIVITY AND ELECTRON TUNNELING. S. SHAPIRO, P. H. SMITH, J. NICOL, J. L. MILES, P. F. STRONG
MAGNETIC FIELD DEPENDENCE OF THE SUPERCONDUCTING ENERGY GAP IN GINZBURG-LANDAU THEORY WITH APPLICATION TO
AL • D. H. OOUGLASS JR
DEPENDENCE OF THE ENERGY GAP IN SUPERCONOUCTORS ON POSITION AND MAGNETIC FIELD. M. TINKHAM
FAR-INFRARED ABSORPTION IN A LEAD-THALLIUM SUPER-CONOUCTING ALLOY. O. M. GINSBERG, J. D. LESLIE
ULTRASONIC ATTENUATION IN SUPERCONOUCTORS • R. W. MORSE
THE MAGNETIC BEHAVIOR OF SUPERCONOUCTORS OF NEGATIVE SURFACE ENERGY. B. B. GOODMAN
EFFECTS OF ELECTRON CONCENTRATION AND MEAN FREE PATH ON THE SUPERCONDUCTING BEHAVIOR OF ALLOYS.
B. R. COLES
SURFACE ENERGY EFFECTS AT THE BOUNDARY BETWEEN A SUPERCONDUCTOR AND A NORMAL CONDUCTOR. H. MEISSNER
SOME ELEMENTARY THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS CONCERNING SUPERCONDUCTIVITY OF SUPERIMPOSED METALLIC FILMS.
L. N. COOPER
THERMOOYNAMIC CONSISTENCY OF MAGNETIC AND CALORIMETRIC MEASUREMENTS ON SUPERCONDUCTORS • D. E. MAPOTHER
THE TEMPERATURE AND PRESSURE OEPENOENCE OF CRITICAL FIELD CURVES. C. A. SWENSON
MECHANICAL EFFECTS AT THE SUPERCONDUCTING TRANSITION. K. ANDRES, J. L. OLSEN, H. ROHRER
VARIATION OF THE ELASTIC MODULI AT THE SUPERCONDUCTING TRANSITION. G. A. ALERS, D. L. WALOORF
FIRST- ANO SECONO-OROER STRESS EFFECTS ON THE SUPERCONDUCTING TRANSITIONS OF TANTALUM AND TI~ •
D. P. SERAPHIM, P. M. MARCUS
THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY OF DILUTE INOIUM-MERCURY SUPERCONOUCTING ALLOYS. G. K. CHANG, R. E. JONES,
A. M. TOXEN
THE SUPERCONDUCTIVITY OF SOME INTERMETALLIC COMPOUNDS • R. D. BLAUGHER, A. TAYLOR, J. K. HULM
HIGH-FIELO SUPERCONDUCTIVITY IN SOME BCC 1I-MO ANO NB-lR ALLOYS. R. R. HAKE, T. G. BERLINCOURT,
D. H. LESLIE
ANOMALOUS RESISTIVE TRANSITIONS AND NEW PHENOMENA IN HARD SUPERCONDUCTORS. M. A. R. LE BLANC
ASSOCIATIVE MEMORY WITH ORO~REO RETRIEVAL. R. R. SEEBER, A. B. LINOQUIST
SOME NEW HIGH-SPEED TUNNEL-DIODE LOGIC CIRCUITS. M. S. AXELROD, A. S. FARBER, D. E. ROSENHEIM
CHARACTERIZATION OF TUNNEL DIODE PERFORMANCE IN TERMS OF DEVICE FIGURE OF MERIT AND CIRCUIT TIME CONSTANT
• L. ESAKI
SYSTEMATICS OF THE EVOKED SOMATOSENSORY CORTICAL POTENTIAL. W. R. UTTAL, L. COOK
CHARGE TRANSPORT MECHANISMS IN THE TRANSFER OF LATENT ELECTROSTATIC IMAGES TO OIELECTRIC SURFACES.
R. M. SCHAFFERT
THE USE OF TRIPLE-MODULAR REDUNDANCY TO IMPROVE COMPUTER RELIABILITY. R. E. LYONS, W. VANDERKULK
PSEUDO DIVISION AND PSElIDO MULTIPLICATION PROCESSES. J. E. MEGGITT
MINIMIZATION OVER BOOLEAN GRAPHS. J. P. ROTH, R. M. KARP
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
I8MJ622
IBMJ622
I8MJ622
IBMJ622
IBMJ623
IBMJ623
IBMJ623
IBMJ623
IBMJ623
IBMJ623
IAMJ624
IBMJ624
IBMJ624
IBMJ624
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239
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250
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290
306
329
338
348
353
394
407
419
430
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IBMJ624 449
IBMJ624 456
IBMJ631
2
IBMJ631 14
IBMJ631

IBMJ631
IBMJ631
IBMJ631

34
40
44

IBMJ631
IBMJ632
IBMJ632
IBMJ632
IBMJ632
IBMJ632
18MJ632
IBMJ632
IBMJ632

58
102
112
117
121
127
130
135
146

IBMJ632 151
IBMJ632 153
IBMJ632 155
IBMJ633 182
IBMJ633 190
18MJ633 199
IBMJ633 207
IBMJ633
IBMJ633
IBMJ633
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224
237
246
252
278

IBMJ634 28A
IBMJ634 291
IBMJ634 303
IBMJ634
IBMJ634
IBMJ634
IBMJ634
18MJ634
18MJ634
IBMJ634
IBMJ634

311
325
334
337
340
342
345
350

IBSJ
IBSJ621
IBSJ621
IBSJ621
IBSJ621
IBSJ621
18SJ621
IBSJ621
18SJ631
IBSJ631
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50

GENERALIZATIONS OF HORNER'S RULE FOR POLYNOMIAL EVALUATION. W. S. OORN
APPROXIMATE METHOOS FOR A MULTIQUEUEING PROBLEM. G. SCHAY JR
SUPERCONDUCTIVITY AND FERROMAGNETISM. B. T. MATTHIAS
ISOTOPE EFFECTS IN LOW TEMPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTORS. T. H. GEBALLE, B. T. MATTHIAS
RECTIFICATION OF SATELLITE PHOTOGRAPHY BY DIGITAL TECHNIQUES. R. E. MACH, T. L. GARDNER
MULTIPLE INPUT-OUTPUT LINKS IN COMPUTER SYSTEMS. B. B. TASINI, S. WINOGRAD
DIFFUSION OF GAS FROM A LIQUID INTO AN EXPANDING BUBBLE. E. J. BARLOW, W. E. LANGLOIS
SPIN ABSORPTION SPECTRA. L. S. BROWN
AN EXPERIMENT ON THE EFFECT OF PARTICLE ORIENTATION ON PEAK SHIFT IN MAGNETIC TAPES. G. BATE,
H. S. TEMPLETON, J. W. WENNER
A 'LOGICAL PATTERN' RECOGNITION PROGRAM. R. E. BONNER
STATIC REVERSAL PROCESSES IN THIN NI-FE FILMS. S. MIDDELHOEK
A DISCRETE QUEUEING PROBLEM kiTH VARIABLE SERVICE TIMES. P. E. BOUDREAU, J. S. GRIFFIN JR, ~. KAC
ANALYSIS OF STATIC A~D QUASIDYNAMIC BEHAVIOR OF MAGNETOSTATICALLY COUPLED THIN MAGNETIC FILMS. H. CHANG
COOING FOR LOGICAL OPERATIONS. S. WINOGRAD
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF ELECTRON-BEAM DRIVEN SEMICONDUCTOR OEVICES FOR USE IN A DIGITAL MEMORY.
J. W. HORTON
RESIOUAL STRESS IN SINGLE-CRYSTAL NICKEL FILMS. J. F. FREEDMAN
A POLARIMETRIC METHOD OF MEASURING MAGNETO-OPTIC COEFFICIENTS. H. B. BEBB
COMPUTER-AUTOMATED DESIGN OF MULTIFONT PRINT RECOGNITION LOGIC. L. A. KAMENTSKY, C. N. LIU
THE RECOGNITION OF HANDWRITTEN NUMERALS BY CONTOUR ANALYSIS. E. C. GREANIAS, P. F. MEAGHER,
R. J. NORMAN, P. ESSINGER
INCREASED OIGITAL MAGNETIC RECORDING REAOBACK RESOLUTION BY MEANS OF A LINEAR PASSIVE NETWORK.
H. M. SIERRA
ANOMALOUS PHOTOELECTRIC EMISSION FROM NICKEL. I. AMES, R. L. CHRISTENSEN
SYNTHESIS OF TRANSFER ADMITTANCE FUNCTIONS USING ACTIVE COMPONENTS. F. J. HUDSON
INVESTIGATIONS OF THE ELECTRO-OPTICAL BIREFRINGENCE OF POLYDISPERSE BENTONITE SUSPENSIONS. M. J. SHAH,
C. M. HART
THRESHOLD RELATIONS AND DIFFRACTION LOSS FOR INJECTION LASERS. G. J. LASHER
SOME NEW CLASSES OF CYCLIC CODES USED FOR BURST-ERROR CORRECTION. E. GOROG
THE LIGHTLY LOADED FOIL BEARING AT ZERO ANGLE OF WRAP. W. E. LANGLOIS
PROPAGATION OF TORSIONAL DISTUR~ANCES IN A HOMOGENEOUS ELASTIC SPHERE. YASUO SATO
A METHOD FOR KEY-TD-ADDRESS TRANSFORMATION. G. SCHAY, N. RAVER
AN APPLICATION OF CODING THEORY TO A FILE ADDRESS PROBLEM. M. HANAN, F. P. PALERMO
MAGNETIZATION OF UNIAXIAL CYLINDRICAL THIN FILMS. H. J. KUMP, T. G. GREENE
A LIQUID SCINTILLATION COUNTER USING ANTICOINCIDENCE SHIELDING. G. J. ~PROKEL
FLY'S-EYE LENS TECHNIQUE FOR GENERATING SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE FABRICATION MASKS' W. E. RUDGE,
W. E. HARDING, W. E. MUTTER
A NOTE ON EXTENDING CERTAIN CODES TO CORRECT ERROR BURSTS IN LONGER MESSAGES. C. M. MELAS, E. GOROG
NOMINAL CLEARANCE OF THE FOIL BEARING. H. K. BAUMEISTER
LINE WIDTHS AND P~ESSURE SHIFTS IN MODE STRUCTURE OF STIMULATED EMISSION FROM GAAS JUNCTIONS.
M. J. STEVENSON, J. D. AXE. J. R. LANKARD
A CIRCUIT PACKAGING MODEL FOR HIGH-SPEED COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY' F. K. BUELOW, F. B. HARTMAN,
E. L. WILLETTE, J. J. ZASIO
DESIGN OF ACP RESISTOR-COUPLED SWITCHING CIRCUITS. D. H. CHUNG, J. A. PALMIERI
AN IMPROVED TUNNEL DIODE MEMORY SYSTEM • D. J. CRAWFORD, W. D. PRICER, J. J. ZASIO
TRANSIE~T ANALYSIS AND DEVICE CHARACTERIZATION OF ACP CIRCUITS. K. G. ASHAR, H. N. GHOSH,
A. W. ALDRIDGE, L. J. PATTERSON
A NEW MODEL FOR ERROR CLUSTERING IN TELEPHONE CIRCUITS. J. M. BERGER, B. MANDELBRDT
DIGIT-BY-DIGIT METHODS FOR POLYNOMIALS. J. E. MEGGITT
AUTOMATIC DETERMINATION OF AMINO ACID SEQUENCES. S. A. BERNHARO, D. F. BRADLEY, W. L. DUDA
DIRECTIONAL COUPLING AND ITS USE FOR MEMORY NOISE REDUCTION. G. F. BLAND
NONLINEAR WAVE PROPAGATION IN A TRANSMISSION LINE LOADED WITH THIN PERMALLOY FILMS. M. C. GUTZWILLER,
W. L. MIRANKER
A THEORETICAL MODEL FOR SEPARATION IN THE FLUID JET AMPLIFIER. Y. O. TU, H. COHEN
PRENUCLfATION OF LEAD FILMS WITH COPPER, GOLD, AND SILVER. R. H. JEPPESEN. H. L. CASWELL
ANALYSIS AND NUMERICAL CALCULATIONS OF THE DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR OF PLANE PIVOTED SLIDER BEARINGS.
W. STUIVER, R. S. MCDUFFIE
AUTOMATIC CORRECTION OF MULTIPLE ERRORS ORIGINATING IN A COMPUTER MEMORY. P. R. DAHER
A DATA OISPLAY SUBSYSTEM. J. E. DAMMANN, E. J. SKIKO, E. V. WEBER
NONLINEAR ABSORBERS OF LIGHT. R. W. KEYES
TAGGING TECHNIQUES FOR INCORPORATING MICRDGLDSSARIES IN AN AUTOMATIC DICTIONARY. G. D. TARNAWSKY
AUTOMATIC STEP-SIZE CONTROL FOR RUNGE-KUTTA INTEGRATION. R. M. WARTEN
HIGH-SPEED PHOTOGRAPHS OF LASER-INDUCED HEATING. T. J. HARRIS
DIFFRACTION BY A FINITE SINUSOIDAL PHASE GRATING. E. S. BARREKETTE. H. FREITAG
ON A QUEUEING PROBLEM ARISING IN RECIRCULATING MEMORIES. G. SCHAY JR

A PROGRAM FOR OPTIMAL CONTROL OF NONLINEAR PROCESSES • R. A. MUGELE
A GENERAL PURPOSE SYSTEMS SIMULATOR • G. GORDON
SIMULATION IN SYSTEMS ENGINEERING. E. C. SMITH JR
TABLES, FLOW CHARTS AND PROGRAM LOGIC • M. MONTALBANO
A MULTIPROCESSING APPROACH TO A LARGE COMPUTER SYSTEM. F. R. BALDWIN, W. B. GIBSON, C. B. POLAND
THE TRIM PROBLEM. R. E. GOMORY
ON MODIFYING THE 1620 ADO tABLE. G. GERSON
ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS • o. F. BOYD, H. S. KRASNOW
COMPUTER CONSTRUCTION OF MINIMAL PROJECT NETWORKS • B. DIMSDALE
SEQUENTIAL DATA PROCESSING DESIGN. V. P. TURNBURKE JR
OPTIMUM RESPONSE ANALYSIS. C. F. KDSSACK
PROGRAMMING CONSIDERATIONS FOR THE 775D • N. STERNAD
RECOVERY FOR COMPUTER SWITCHoVER IN A REAL-TIME SYSTEM. H. NAGLER
FILE ORGANIZATION AND ADDRESSING. WERNER BUCHHOLZ
NOTE ON RANDOM ADDRESSING TECHNIQUES. W. P. HEISING
PROGRAMMING NOTATION IN SYSTEMS DESIGN • K. E. IVERSON
ON THE LOCATION OF SUPPLY POINTS TO MINIMIZE TRANSPORTATION COSTS. F. E. MARANZANA
STATISTICAL CLASSIFICATION TECHNIQUES. C. F. KOSSACK
DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED PROGRAMMING AND OPERATING SYSTEM PART I, SYSTEM CONSIDERATIONS AND THE MONITOR.
A. S. NOBLE JR
DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED PROGRAMMING AND OPERATING SYSTEM PART II, THE ASSEMBLY PROGRAM AND ITS LANGUAGE.
R. B. TALMADGE
AN INTRINSICALLY ADDRESSED PRUCESSING SYSTEM. J. E. GRIFFITH
PROJECT EVALUATION A~D SELECTION. B. DIMSDALE, H. P. FLATT
A-DIRECTLY COUPLED MULTIPROCESSING SYSTEM' E. C. SMITH JR
DYNAMIC STORAGE ALLOCATION FUR A REAL-TIME SYSTEM' B. I. WITT
A COMPUTER-OPERATED LABORATORY DATA-TAKING SYSTEM. H. COLE, Y. OKAYA, F. W. CHAMBERS
A PATTERN IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM USING LINEAR DECISION FUNCTIONS. J. S. GRIFFIN JR, J. H. KING JR,
C. J. TUNIS
REQUIREMENTS GENERATION, EXPLOSIONS, AND BILLS OF MATERIAL • F. L. CHURCH
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DESCRIPTION OF A COMPUTATION CARRIED OUT FOR FAO (FRENCH) • L. GOREUX
DEVELOPMENTS AND PLANS FOR THE TABULATIONS OF THE 1960 WORLD CENSUS OF POPULATION AND AGRICULTURE.
C. K. DILWALI
THE MULTILINGUAL TERMINOLOGY PROJECT • J. E. HOLMSTROM
ELECTRONIC COMPUTING IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA. JIRI BENES
SOVIET COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY, 1959 • S. N. ALEXANDER, P. ARMER, M. M. ASTRAHAN, L. BERS, H. H. GOODE,
H. O. HUSKEY, M. RUBINOFF, W. H. WARE
GENERAL PROBLEMS CONFRONTING COMPUTING CENTERS • R. COURANT
EUROPEAN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY. ISAAC L. AUERBACH
THE PERIODICAL LITERATURE Of COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY. J. E. HOLMSTROM
THE STATE OF DIGITAL COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY IN EUROPE (FRENCH) • NELSON M. BLACHMAN
A PROGRESS REPORT ON MACHINE TRANSLATION • ANDREW D. BOOTH
ORIGIN AND SCOPE OF THE LIBYAN PILOT PROJECT. C. K. DILWALI
REPORT ON A RESEARCH PROGRAMME ON LEARNING MACHINES. S. W. WAGNER, W. GORKE
SYMPOSIUM ON SYMBOLIC LANGUAGES IN DATA PROCESSING. F. L. BAUER
LIBYAN PILOT PROJECT
FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS AND NUMERICAL MATHEMATICS (FRENCH) • L. COLLATZ
AUTOMATED INSTRUCTION AND COMPUTERS IN EDUCATION. J. E. COULSON
THE NEW IBM DISK STORAGE UNIT • G. MICHLIN
ANALOG AND DIGITAL COMPUTERS MANUFACTURED IN JAPAN
FIRST GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE ICC
ICC'S FIRST COMPUTER
PHILOSOPHIES FOR EfFICIENT PROCESSOR CONSTRUCTION
ETHICS OF COMPUTATION • C. PICARD
NOTES ON DATA PROCESSING IN THE CENTRAL BUREAU OF STATISTICS OF NORWAY. S. NOROBOTTEN
ACTIVITIES OF THE COMPUTING CENTER OF THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE
RESULTS OF A DEBATE ON ETHICS OF COMPUTATION
SOPHISTICATION IN COMPUTERS, A DISAGREEMENT (FRENCH) • J. L. KELLY JR, O. G. SELFRIOGE
THE INSTITUTE FOR COMPUTER RESEARCH Of THE UNIVERSITY Of CHICAGO. N. METROPOLIS, R. L. ASHENHURST
THE NETHERLANDS AUTOMATIC INFORMATION PROCESSING CENTRE
A SURVEY Of COMPUTER METHODS FOR SOLVING ELLIPTIC AND PARABOLIC PARTIAL DifFERENTIAL EQUATIO~S •
DAVID M. YOUNG, THURMAN G. FRANK
REVIEW OF U.S. MAGNETIC TAPE UNITS. PAUL WINSOR III
SOME PROBLEMS OF BASIC ORGANIZATION IN PROBLEM-SOLVING PROGRAMS • ALLEN NEWELL
LEGENORE FUNCTIONS OF FRACTIONAL ORDER. JEAN M. RICHAROS, N. MULLINEUX
PRELIMINARY REMARKS OF POLYNOMIAL APPROXIMATIONS FOR COMPUTERS • W. H. K. LEE
SCHOOLS ANO ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING, AN EXPERIMENT. H. E. TILLITT
THE MOBIL COMPUTER LABORATORY, UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY. B. A. M. MOON
A SURVEY OF HIGH-SPEED PRINTERS IN THE UNITEO STATES. N. STATLANO
A COMPOSITION METHOO FOR NORMAL MARKOV ALGORITHMS. S. CAPORASO
THE PROBLEMS OF EOUCATION FOR ADP • B. LANGEFORS
SUMMARY OF ACTIVITIES OF THE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY IN THE FIELD OF INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS A LA MANIAC
A SYMBOLIC DESCRIPTION OF THE ELEA 6001 COMPUTER. S. CAPORASO
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INFORMATION PROCESSING, PROCEEDINGS
PARIS, JUNE 15-20, 1959. UNESCO, 1959.
QA76.157
LC CARD NO. 60-16268

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GENERATION OF INPUT DATA FOR SIMULATIONS. S. YAGIL
DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED PROGRAMMING AND OPERATING SYSTEM PART III, THE EXPANDED FUNCTION Of THE LOADER.
R. HEDBERG
DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED PROGRAMMING AND OPERATING SYSTEM PART IV, THE SYSTEM'S FORTRAN COMPILER •
R. LARNER
DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED PROGRAMMING AND OPERATING SYSTEM PART V, THE SYSTEM'S COBOL COMPILER.
R. T. DORRANCE

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THE CASE FOR REVERSION TO THE CANONICAL fORM IN THE SOLUTION OF INITIAL CONDITION DIfFERENTIAL PROBLEMS
(FRENCH) • F. CESCHINO, J. KUNTZMANN
THEORETICAL ANO EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON THE ACCUMULATION OF ERROR IN THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION Of INITIAL
VALUE PR08LEMS FOR SYSTEMS OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS. P. HENRICI
ROUNDING ERRORS IN ALGEBRAIC PROCESSES. J. H. WILKINSON
ON THE ASSESSMENT Of ROUNDING ERRORS (FRENCH) • CH. BLANC
RATIONAL APPROXIMATIONS FOR TRANSCENDENTAL FUNCTIONS. H. J. MAEHLY
THE EXACT OETERMINATION OF THE CHARACTERISTIC POLYNOMIAL OF A MATRIX. D. B. GILLIES
THE USE OF HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL COMPUTERS FOR SOLVING PARTIAL DIfFERENTIAL EQUATIONS. A. A. OJROONITZIN
METHODS FOR THE SOLUTION OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS ON DIGITAL COMPUTERS. L. COLLATZ
SOLUTIO~ OF ELLIPTIC DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS 8Y STATIONARY ITERATIVE PROCESSES. D. J. EVANS
OVER-RELAXATION APPLIED TO IMPLICIT ALTERNATING DIRECTION METHODS. R. S. VARGA
SOLUTION ON A HIGH SPEED COMPUTER OF A PROBLEM IN DIOPHANTINE ALGEBRA (FRENCH) • G. LETELLIER, R. LATTES
LOGARITHMIC PROGRAMS, THEIR APPLICATION TO THE CALCULATION OF CONVEX AND, MORE SPECIFICALLY, LINEAR
PROGRAMS (FRENCH) • G. R. PARISOT
SYMPOSIUM ON LINEAR PROGRAMMING
SYMPOSIUM ON NUMERICAL ANALYSIS USING AUTOMATIC COMPUTERS (FRENCH)
SYMPOSIUM ON METHODS FOR SOLVING LINEAR SYSTEMS
THE PROBLEM OF A COMMON LANGUAGE, ESPECIALLY FOR SCIENTifiC NUMERAL WORK. F. L. BAUER, K. SAMELSON
THE SYNTAX AND SEMANTICS OF THE PROPOSED INTERNATIONAL ALGE8RAIC LANGUAGE OF THE ZURICH ACM-~AMM
CONFERENCE. J. W. BACKUS
SUGGESTIONS FOR A UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE (FRENCH) • J. POYlN, B. VAUQUOIS
LOGICAL, RECURSIVE AND OPERATOR METHODS fOR THE ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS OF AUTOMATA * I. Y. AKUSHSKY,
YU. Y. 8ASILEVSKY, YU. A. SHREIDER
PSEUDO-CODE TRANSLATION ON MULTI-LEVEL STORAGE MACHINES. F. G. DUNCAN, E. N. HAWKINS
SYMPOSIUM ON AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
RESEARCH ON AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION AT THE HARVARD COMPUTATION LABORATORY. V. E. GIULIANO, A. G. OETTINGER
THE COMIT SYSTEM FOR MECHANICAL TRANSLATION. V. H. YNGVE
THE USE DF MACHINES IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF A GRAMMAR AND COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS.
K. E. HARPER, D. G. HAYS
ENGLISH-JAPANESE MAC~INE TRA~SLATION • S. TAKAHASHI, H. WAOA, R. TADENUMA, S. WATANABE
MACHINE TRANSLATION METHODS AND THEIR APPLICATION TO AN ANGLO-RUSSIAN SCHEME * I. K. 8ELSKAYA
SYMPOSIUM ON MACHINE TRANSLATION
AN ELECTRONIC REAOIN~ MACHINE. H. WAOA, S. TAKAHASHI, T. IIJIMA, Y. OKUMURA, K. IMOTO
A QUASI-TOPOLOGICAL METHOD FOR THE RECOGNITION OF LINE PATTERNS. H. SHERMAN
AN ANALOGOUS METHOD FOR PATTERN RECOGNITION BY FOLLOWING THE BOUNDARY. W. SPRICK, K. GANlHORN
THE POTENTIAL FIELO AS AN AID TO CHARACTER RECOGNITION. H. KAZMIERClAK
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INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION
WASHINGTON, D.C., NOVEMBER 16-21, 1958.
WASHINGTON, NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL, 1959.
QI01.164 1958
LC CARD NO. 59-60045

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INFORMATION-THEORETIC ASPECTS OF CHARACTER READING. S. FRANKEL
ON THE RECOGNITION OF SPEECH BY MACHINE. G. W. HUGHES, M. HALLE
REPORT ON A GENERAL PROBLEM-SOLVING PROGRAM. A. NEWELL, J. C. SHAW, H. A. SIMON
A PROGRAM FOR THE PRDDUCTIDN FROM AXIOM, OF PROOFS FOR THEOREMS DERIVABLE WITHIN THE FIRST ORDER PREDICATE
CALCULUS • P. C. GILMORE
REALIZATION OF A GEOMETRY THEOREM PROVING MACHINE. H. GELERNTER
A NON-HEURISTIC PROGRAM FOR PROVING ELEMENTARY LOGICAL THEOREMS • B. DUNHAM, R. FRIDSHAL, G. L. SWARD
A NEW METHOD FOR DISCOVERING THE GRAMMARS OF PHRASE STRUCTURE LANGUAGES. R. SOLOMONOFF
PLASTIC NEURONS AS MEMORY ELEMENTS • D. G. WILLIS
ANALYSIS OF THE WORKING PRINCIPLES OF SOME SELF-ADJUSTING SYSTEMS IN ENGINEERING AND BIOLOGY.
S. N. BRAINES, A. V. NAPALKOV, YU. A. SHREIOER
EXPERIMENTS IN MACHINE LEARNING AND THINKING. T. KILBURN, R. L. GRIMSDALE, F. H. SUMNER
A MACHINE MODEL OF RECALL • M. E. STEVENS
SOME MATHEMATICAL FUNDAMENTALS OF THE USE OF SYM8DLS IN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL • C. N. MOOERS
A REDUCTION METHDO FOR NON-ARITHMETIC DATA, AND ITS APPLICATION TO THESAURIC TRANSLATION.
A. F. PARKER-RHOOES, R. M. NEEOHAM
TIME SHARING IN LARGE, FAST COMPUTERS. C. STRACHEY
INPUT AND OUTPUT IN THE X-I SYSTEM • B. J. LOOPSTRA
SYMPATHETICALLY PROGRAMMED COMPUTERS. W. f.. SCHMITT, A. B. TONIK
CONSIDERATIONS OF CERTAIN LOGICAL DESIGN ASPECTS OF THE GAMMA 60 (FRENCH) • J. BOSSET
CONCURRENTLY OPERATING COMPUTER SYSTEMS. A. L. LEINER, W. A. NOTZ, J. L. SMITH, R. B. MARIMONT
.ZEBRA, A SIMPLE BINARY COMPUTER. W. L. VAN OER POEL
THE SPECIFICATION OF A COST-LIMITED DIGITAL COMPUTER • M. LEHMAN
PROCESSING OATA IN BITS ANO PIECES. F. P. BROOKS JR, G. A. BLAAUW, W. BUCHHOLZ
METHODS OF SPEEDING-UP THE OPERATION OF OIGITAL COMPUTERS. I. Y. AKUSHSKY. L. B. EMELIANOW-YAROSLAVSKY.
E. A. KLYAMKO, V. S. LINSKY, G. D. MONAKHOV
ELIMINATION OF CARRY PROPAGATION IN DIGITAL COMPUTERS • G. METZE, J. E. ROBERTSON
APPLICATION OF ERROR-CORRECTING CODES TO MULTI-WAY SWITCHING. H. TAKAHASI, E. GOTO
THE PRINCIPLE OF MAJORITY OECISION LOGICAL ELEMENTS AND THE COMPLEXITY OF THEIR CIRCUITS. S. MUROGA
A THREE-VALUED SYSTEM OF LOGIC ANO ITS APPLICATION TO BASE THREE DIGITAL CIRCUITS. R. VACCA
THE USE OF CYCLIC-PERMUTED CHAIN CODES FOR DIGITISERS • G. C. TOOTILL
THE NUMERICAL SYSTEM OF RESIDUAL CLASSES IN MATHEMATICAL MACHINES. A. SVOBODA
SYMPOSIUM ON SWITCHING ALGEBRA
SYMPOSIUM ON THE LOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF VERY SMALL COMPUTERS
SYMPOSIUM ON THE LOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF VERY HIGH SPEED COMPUTERS
THIN ~AGNETIC FILMS. S. METHFESSEL, W. E. PROEBSTER, C. KINBERG
A COMPUTER MEMORY USING MAGNETIC FILM. J. RAFFEL, D. O. SMITH
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF CRYOGENIC COMPONENTS. W. B. ITTNER III
THE POSSIBILITY OF SPEEDING UP COMPUTERS USING PARAMETRONS • H. E. BILLING, A. O. RUDIGER
MICROWAVE SOLID-STATE TECHNIQUES FOR HIGH SPEED COMPUTERS. J. W. LEAS
AN APPROACH TO MICROMINIATURE PRINTED SYSTEMS • D. A. BUCK, K. R. SHOULDERS
SYMPOSIUM ON THE INFLUENCE OF VERY LARGE MEMORY DESIGNS AND CAPABILITIES ON INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
SYMPOSIUM ON THE RELATIONS BETWEEN ANALOG AND DIGITAL COMPUTATION (FRENCH)
SYMPOSIUM ON ERROR DETECTION AND CORRECTION
SYMPOSIUM ON THE COLLECTION, STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL OF INFORMATION

STUDY ON THE USE OF SCIE~TIFIC LITERATURE AND REFERENCE SERVICES BY SCANDINAVIAN SCIENTISTS A~D E~GINElRS
ENGAGED IN RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT • ELIN TORNUDD
THE TRANSMISSION OF SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION, A USER'S ANALYSIS. J. O. BERNAL
AN OPERATIONS RESEARCH STUDY OF THE DISSEMINATION OF SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION. MICHAEL H. HALBERT,
RUSSELL L. ACKOFF
INFORMATION AND LITERATURE USE IN A RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION. I. H. HOGG, J. ROLAND SMITH
METHODS BY WHICH RESEARCH WORKERS FINO INFORMATION. R. M. FISHENDEN
DETERMINING REQUIREMENTS FOR ATOMIC ENERGY INFORMATION FROM REFERENCE QUESTIONS. SAUL HERNER,
MARY HERNER
SYSTEMATICALLY ASCERTAINING .REQUIREMENTS OF SCIENTISTS FOR INFORMATION. JIRI SPIRIT, LADISLAV KOFNOVEC
HOW SCIENTISTS ACTUALLY LEARN OF WORK IMPORTANT TO THEM. BENTLEY GLASS, SHARON H. NORWOOD
PLANNED AND UNPLANNED SCIENTIFIC COMMUNICATION • HERBERT MENZEL
THE USE OF TECHNICAL LITERATURE BY INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGISTS. CHRISTOPHER SCOTT
REQUIREMENTS OF FOREST SCIENTISTS FOR LITERATURE AND REFERENCE SERVICES • STEPHEN H. SPURR
THE INFORMATION-GATHERING HABITS OF AMERICAN MEDICAL SCIENTISTS. SAUL HERNER
USE OF SCIENTIFIC PERIODICALS • D. J. URQUHART
AN EVALUATION OF ABSTRACTING JOURNALS AND INDEXES. MAURICE H. SMITH
·ANALYTICAL STUDY OF A METHOD FOR LITERATURE SEARCH IN ABSTRACTING JOURNALS. PAUL S. LYKOUDIS,
P. E. LILEY. Y. S. TOULOUKIAN
THE RELATION BETWEEN COMPLETENESS AND EFFECTIVENESS OF A SUBJECT CATALOGUE • C. S. SABEL
COST ANALYSIS OF BI8LIOGRAPHIES DR BIBLIOGRAPHIC SERVICES. MALCOLM RIGBY, MARIAN K. RIGBY
THE EFFICIENCY OF METALLURGICAL ABSTRACTS. NERIO GAUDENZI
SUBJECT SLANTING IN SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACTING PUBLICATIONS. SAUL HERNER
THE IMPORTANCE OF PERIPHERAL PUBLICATIONS IN THE DOCUMENTATION OF BIOLOGY. MILDRED A. DOSS
CURRENT MEDICAL LITERATURE, A QUANTITATIVE SURVEY OF ARTICLES AND JOURNALS. ESTELLE BRODMAN,
SEYMOUR I. TAINE
.
A COMBINED INDEXING-ABSTRACTING SYSTEM. ISAAC O. WELT
A UNIFIED INDEX TO SCIENCE. EUGENE GARFIELD
LOST INFORMATION, UNPUBLISHED CONFERENCE PAPERS. F. LIEBESNY
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION IN PHYSICS ABSTRACTING. B. M. CROWTHER
[NTERNATIONAL COOPERATIVE ABSTRACTING ON BUILDING, AN APPRAISAL. A. 8. AGARD EVANS
COOPERATION AND COORDINATION IN A8STRACTING AND DOCUMENTATION. OTTO FRANK
ON THE FUNCTIONING OF THE ALL-UNION INSTITUTE FOR SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL INFORMATION OF THE USSR ACADEMY
OF SCIENCES. A. I. MIKHAILOV
REVIEW LITERATURE AND THE CHEMIST. DENNIS A. BRUNNING
THE PLACE OF ANALYTICAL AND CRITICAL REVIEWS IN ANY GROWING BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE ANU THE SERVICE THEY MAY
RENDER TO RESEARCH. ISABELLA LEITCH
RECENT TRENDS IN SCIENTIFIC DOCUMENTATION IN SOUTH ASIA, PROBLEMS OF SPEED AND COVERAGE. P. SHEEL
SCIENTIFIC DOCUMENTATION IN FRANCE. J. WYART
SCIENTIFIC, TECHNICAL, AND ECONOMIC INFORMATION IN A RESEARCH ORGANIlATION • MAREK CIGANIK
CONVENTIONAL AND INVERTED GROUPING OF CODES FOR CHEMICAL DATA. EUGENE MILLER, DELBERT RALLARD,
JOHN KINGSTON, MORTIMER TAUBE
THE EVALUATION OF SYSTEMS USED IN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL. CYRIL CLEVERDON
EXPERIENCE IN DEVELOPING INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS ON LARGE ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS. ASCHER OPLER,
NORMA BAIRD
PRINTING CHEMICAL STRUCTURES ELECTRONICALLY, ENCODED COMPOUNDS SEARCHED GENERICALLY WITH IBM 702 •
W. H. WALDO, M. DE BACKER
EVOLUTION OF DOCUMENT CONTROL IN A MATERIALS DETERIORATION INFORMATION CENTER. CARL J. WESSEL,
WALTER M. BEJUKI
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RETRIEVAL QUESTIONS FROM THE USE OF LINDE'S INDEXING AND RETRIEVAL SYSTEM. FRED R. WHALEY
CLASSIFICATION WITH PEEK-A-BOO FOR INDEXING DOCUMENTS ON AERODYNAMICS, AN EXPERIMENT IN RETRIEVAL.
R. C. WRIGHT, C. W. J. WILSON
THE BASIC TYPES OF INFORMATION TASKS AND SOME METHODS OF THEIR SOLUTION. V. P. CHERENIN
SUBJECT ANALYSIS FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL • B. C. VICKERY
THE CONSTRUCTION OF A FACETED CLASSIFICATION FOR A SPECIAL SUBJECT. D. J. FOSKETT
ON THE CODING OF GEOMETRICAL SHAPES AND OTHER REPRESENTATIONS, WITH REFERENCE TO ARCHAEOLOGICAL DOCUMENTS
• J. C. GAROIN
SUBJECT-WORD LETTER FREQUENCIES WITH APPLICATIONS TO SUPERIMPOSED CODING. HERBERT OHLMAN
THE ANALOGY BETWEEN MECHANICAL TRANSLATION AND LIBRARY RETRIEVAL. M. MASTERMAN, R. M. NEEDHAM,
K. SPARCK JONES
LINGUISTIC TRANSFORMATIONS FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL. Z. S. HARRIS
LINGUISTIC ANO MACHINE METHODS FOR COMPILING ANO UPDATING THE HARVARO AUTOMATIC DICTIONARY.
A. G. OETTINGER, W. FOUST, V. GIULIANO, K. MAGASSY, L. MATEJKA
THE FEASIBILITY OF MACHINE SEARCHING OF ENGLISH TEXTS. VICTOR H. YNGVE
SEMANTIC MATRICES. G. PATRICK MEREDITH
INTERLINGUAL COMMUNICATION IN THE SCIENCES. JOSHUA WHATMOUGH
AN OVERALL CONCEPT OF SCIENTIFIC DOCUMENTATION SYSTEMS AND THEIR DESIGN. E. J. CRANE, C. L. BERNIER
THE POSSIBILITIES OF FAR-REACHING MECHANIZATION OF NOVELTY SEARCH OF THE PATENT LITERATURE.
G. J. KOELEWIJN
DESCRIPTIVE DOCUMENTATION • CHARLES G. SMITH
VARIABLE SCOPE SEARCH SYSTEM VS3 • JACOB LEI80WITZ, JULIUS FROME, DON D. ANDREWS
THE HAYSTAQ SYSTEM, PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE. HER8ERT R. KOLLER, ETHEL MARDEN, HAROLD PFEFFER
A PROPOSED INFORMATION HANDLING SYSTEM. FOR A LARGE RESEARCH ORGANIZATION. W. K. LOWRY, J. C. ALBRECHT
INFORMATION HANDLING IN A LARGE INFORMATION SYSTEM. P. R. P. CLARIDGE
TABLEDEX, A NEW COORDINATE INDEXING METHOD FOR BOUND BOOK FORM 81BLIOGRAPHIES • R08ERT S. LEDLEY
THE COMAC, AN EFFICIENT PUNCHED CARD COLLATING SYSTEM FOR THE STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL OF INFORMATION.
MORTIMER TAUBE
THE STRUCTURE OF INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS • B. C. VICKERY
THE DESCRIPTIVE CONTINUUM, A 'GENERALIZED' THEORY OF INDEXING. FREDERICK JONKER
ALGE8RAIC REPRESENTATION OF STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL LANGUAGES. R. A. FAIRTHORNE
A MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF LANGUAGE SYMBOLS IN RETRIEVAL • CALVIN N, MOOERS
ABSTRACT THEORY OF RETRIEVAL CODING. CLIFFORD J. MALONEY
MAZE STRUCTURE AND INFDRMATION RETRIEVAL. GERALD ESTRIN
RESPONSIBILITIES FOR SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION IN BIOLOGY, PROPOSAL FOR FINANCING A COMPREHENSIVE SYSTEM.
MILTON O. LEE
RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION AS A NATIONAL RESOURCE • HAZEL MEWS
DIFFERENCES IN INTERNATIONAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF INFORMATION SERVICES. N. F. GRELL
TRAINING FOR ACTIVITY IN SCIENTIFIC DOCUMENTATION WORK. GEORGE S. BONN
TRAINING THE SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION OFFICER. A. 8. AGARD EVANS, J. FARRADANE
TRAINING FOR SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION WORK IN GREAT 8RITAIN • B. I. PALMER, D. J. FOSKETT
THE ICSU ABSTRACTING BOARD, THE STORY OF A VENTURE IN INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION. G.-A. BOUT~Y
CREATION OF AN INTERNATIONAL CENTER OF SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION. PAUL SOQUET
AN INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION. WALDO CHAMBERLIN
LONDON, 1956.

INTRODUCTORY LECTURE • F. C. WILLIAMS
ENGINEERING AND SCIENTIFIC APPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS. EDWARD BULLARD
THE USE OF THE PILOT ACE FOR TESTING A NEW DESIGN OF PROTON SYNCHROTRON • G. G. ALWAY
DIGITAL COMPUTERS AND THE LOAD-FLOW PROBLEM. J. M. BENNETT
POWER-SYSTEM ENGINEERING PROBLEMS WITH REFERENCE TO THE USE OF DIGIT.AL COMPUTERS. C. R081NSON,
D. H. TOMPSETT
THE USE OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN OBTAINING SOLUTIONS TO ELECTRIC-CIRCUIT PROBLEMS INVOLVING S~ITCHING
OPERATIONS. S. J. M. DENISON, D. G. TAYLOR
THE DIGITAL COMPUTER AS AN AID TO THE ELECTRICAL DESIGN ENGINEER • B. BIRTWISTLE, BERYL M. DENT
TRANSFORMER DESIGN WITH DIGITAL COMPUTERS. J. V. OLDFIELD, D. MCDONALD, M. W. HUMPHREY DAVIES
THE APPLICATION OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS TO ELECTRIC TRACTION PR08LEMS • A. GILMOUR
USE OF INTERPRETATION ROUTINES ON A GENERAL-PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR THE DESIGN OF LINEAR AND
NON-LINEAR CONTROL SYSTEMS. W. O. WORTHY
BUSINESS APPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS. R. T. WISEMAN
SORTING OF DATA ON AN ELECTRONIL COMPUTER. O. W. DAVIES
THE USE OF A COMPUTER. FOR PAYROLL WORK • E. A. NEWMAN, M. A. WRIGHT
THE APPLICATION OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN INDUSTRIAL CONTROL. I. J. FAULKNER
APPLICATION OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN THE EXPLORATION OF FUNCTIONAL RELATIONSHIPS. G. E. P. Bax,
G. A. COUTIE
NUMERICAL ANALYSIS 1 • A. VAN WIJNGAARDEN
THE METHOD OF LANCZOS FOR CALCULATING THE CHARACTERISTIC ROOTS AND VECTORS OF A REAL SYMMETRIC MATRIX •
R. A. BROOKER, F. H. SUMNER
LOGICAL OESIGN • A. L. LEINER
THE CLASSIFICATION AND DESIGN OF OPERATION CODES FOR AUTOMATIC COMPUTERS. K. D. TOCHER
AN AUTOMATIC FLOATING-ADDRESS MACHINE. E. A. NEWMAN, M. A. WRIGHT
A DECIMAL ADDITION-SUBTRACTION UNIT. M. W. ALLEN
NUMERICAL ANALYSIS 11 • D. R. HARTREE
THE PROGRAMMING STRATEGY USED WITH THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY MARK I COMPUTER. R. A. BROOKER
THE SOLUTION OF NON-LINEAR HEAT-CONDUCTION PROBLEMS ON THE PILOT ACE. E. L. ALBASINY
DEUCE, A HIGH-SPEED GENERAL-PURPOSE COMPUTER • A. C. D. HAYES
MERCURY, A HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL COMPUTER. K. LONSDALE, E. T. WARBURTON
ELECTRONIC DATA-PROCESSING MACHINES. M. P. 8ARNETT
A SERIES OF COMPUTERS USING PLUG-IN UNITS. A. ST JOHNSTON
THE DESIGN PHILOSOPHY OF PEGASUS. A QUANTITY-PRODUCTION COMPUTER. W. S. ELLIOTT, C. E. OWEN,
C. H. DEVONALD, 8. G. MAUDSLEY
THE MAGNETIC-DRUM STORE OF THE COMPUTER PEGASUS. I. W. MERRY, B. G. MAUOSLEY
THE HEC COMPUTER • R. BIRD
THE PROGRAMME-CONTROLLED COMPUTER. E. J. GUTTRIDGE, R. P. B. YANDELL
AN ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR FOR PUNCHED-CARD ACCOUNTANCY • L. KNIGHT
THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY MARK II DIGITAL-COMPUTING MACHINE. T. KILBURN, O. B. G. EDWARDS, ~. E. THOMAS
THE ACOUSTIC-DELAY-LINE ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR • J. A. TEMPEL
OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH NICHOLAS. S. E. HERSOM
EDSAC II • W. RENWICK
IMP, AN AUXILIARY DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR COMPLEX NUM8ERS • M. W. HUMPHREY DAVIES, Y. EL HAKIM
THE ACE • E. A. NEWMAN, D. O. CLAYOEN
THE HIGH-SPEED ELECTRONIC COMPUTER OF THE U.S.S.R. ACADEMY OF SCIENCES IBESM) • V. A. MELNIKOV
RAPID-ACCESS STORAGE, INCLUDING THE USE OF MAGNETIC CORES FOR STORAGE ANO SWITCHING. NORMAN H. TAYLOR
A DIGITAL STORE USING A MAGNETIC CORE MATRIX. A. A. RUBINSON, V. L. NEWHOUSE, M. J. FRIEOMA~,
D. G. BINOON, I. P. V. CARTER
THE OESIGN AND USE OF LOGICAL DEVICES USING SATURABLE MAGNETIC CORES. G. G. SCARROTT. W. J. HARWOOD,
K. C. JOHNSON
COMPUTER LITERATURE 8111LIOGRAPHY

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SOME STORAGE CIRCUITS BASED ON VALVES • G. C. TOOTILL
THE DESIGN AND OPERATION OF A PARALLEL-TYPE CATHODE-RAY-TUBE STORAGE SYSTEM. D. B. G. EDWARDS
MAGNETIC TAPE, INPUT, OUTPUT AND AUXILIARY STORAGE. M. V. WILKES
READING OF MAGNETIC ~ECORDS BY RELUCTANCE VARIATION. T. KILBURN, G. R. HOFFMAN, P. WOLSTENHOLME
A MAGNETIC-TAPE AUXILIARY STORAGE SYSTEM FOR THE EOSAC • M. V. WILKES, D. W. WILLIS
A MAGNETIC-TAPE DIGITAL-RECORDING EQUIPMENT. A. A. ROBINSON, F. MCAULAY, A. H. BANKS, D. HOGG
THE PRESENT STATE OF DEVELOPMENT AND FUTURE PROSPECTS OF TRANSISTORS. T. R. SCOTT
THE TRANSISTOR AS A COMPUTING ELEMENT. E. H. COOKE-YARBOROUGH
A TRANSISTOR DIGITAL COMPUTER. E. H. COOKE-YARBOROUGH, R. C. M. BARNES, J. H. STEPHEN, G. A. HOWELLS
TRANSISTOR ARITHMETIC CIRCUITS FOR AN INTERLEAVED-DIGIT COMPUTER. R. C. M. BARNES, G. A. HOWELLS,
E. H. COOKE-YARBOROUGH
AN INTERLEAVED-DIGIT MAGNETIC-DRUM STORE FOR A TRANSISTOR DIGITAL COMPUTER. J. H. STEPHEN.
E. H. COOKE-YARBOROUGH
A TRANSISTOR DIGITAL COMPUTER WITH A MAGNETIC-ORUM STORE. T. KILBURN, R. L. GRIMSDALE, O. C. WEBB
A NEW AND SIMPLE TYPE OF DIGITAL CIRCUIT TECHNIQUE USING JUNCTION TRANSISTORS AND MAGNETIC CJRES •
G. H. PERRY, G. R. HOFFMAN, E. W. SHALLOW
QUIESCENT CORE-TRANSISTOR COUNTERS. G. R. HOFFMAN, M. A. MACLEAN
COMPUTER INPUT AND OUTPUT, INCLUDING ANALOGUE-DIGITAL CONVERSION. D. W. DAVIES
A RAPID DIGITAL-TD-ANALOGUE CONVERTOR FOR NUMBERS HAVING ELEVEN BINARY DIGITS. F. BECKETT
THE USE OF CYCLIC PERMUTED CODES IN RELAY COUNTING CIRCUITS. G. C. TOOTlLL
REMOTE POSITION CONTROL AND INDICATION BY DIGITAL MEANS. W. S. ELLIOTT, R. C. ROBBINS, O. S. EVANS
THE COMPUTER IN A NO'l-ARlTHMETIC ROLE. A. D. BOOTH
MAKING A COMPUTER PLAY DRAUGHTS • A. L. SAMUEL
COMPUTER OPERATIONS REQUIRED FOR MECHANICAL TRANSLATION. A. F. PARKER-RHODES
THE DESIGN OF A LOGIC FOR THE RECOGNITION OF PRINTED CHARACTERS BY SIMULATION. E. C. GREANIAS.
C. J. HOPPEL, M. KLOOMOK, J. S. OSBORNE
AN EXPERIMENT ON THE MACHINE TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES CARRIED OUT ON THE BESM • I. S. MUKHIN
ELECTROMAGNETIC DELAY NETWORKS FOR DIGITAL STORAGE. G. G. SCARROTT, W. J. HARWOOD, K. C. JOHNSON
THE USE OF ELECTROMAGNETIC DELAY LINES IN THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY MARK II DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINE.
G. E. THOMAS
A SONIC DELAY-LINE STORAGE UNIT FOR A DIGITAL COMPUTER. J. W. FAIRCLOUGH
WIRE-TYPE ACDUSTICOELAY LINES FOR DIGITAL STORAGE. G•. G. SCARROTT, R. NAYLOR
THE MAG'IETIC STORAGE DRUM ON THE ACE PILOT MODEL. D. o. CLAYDEN, L. J. PAGE, C. F. OSBORNE
A MULTI-INPUT ANALOGUE ADDER FOR USE IN A FAST BINARY MULTIPLIER. O. B. G. EDWARDS
A FAST PARALLEL ARITHMETIC UNIT. K. D. TOCHER, M. LEHMAN
THE TRANSFER-TRACK METHOD OF MAGNETIC-DRUM OPERATION. J. E. FLOOO, R. S. HOPKINS, H. A. SHOWELL

THE SPECTRUM OF INFORMATION PROCESSING. A. WALTHER
THE IMPACT OF INFORMATION PROCESSING ON MANKIND. I. L. AUERBACH
SOME EXAMPLES OF NUMERICAL METHOOS AND THE PHILOSOPHY BEHIND THEM • E. STIEFEL
TOWAROS A MATHEMATICAL SCIENCE OF COMPUTATION. J. MCCARTHY
DIGITAL COMPUTERS, MATHEMATICAL LOGIC AND PRINCIPAL LIMITATIONS OF COMPUTABILITY. H. GUMIN
BUSINESS DATA PROCESSING, A REVIEW. GRACE M. HOPPER
INTEGRATED INFORMATION PROCESSING FOR MANAGEMENT OF NATIONALIZEO INDUSTRIES. D. W. HOOPER
DATA PROCESSING IN E~GLISH BANKS. R. HINOLE
COMPUTER USES AT LAMP DEPARTMENT, CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC. A. LEIGH
STANOARDllED COMPARISONS OF COMPUTER PERFORMANCE. J. A. GOSDEN, R. L. SISSON
MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS OF MERGE-SORTING TECHNIQUES. W. C. CARTER
SOME AIRLINE APPLICATIONS OF MONTE-CARLO SYSTEM SIMULATIONS. J. P. JEANNIOT, P. J. SANDIFORD
THE CONSTRUCTION OF CLASS-TEACHER TIME-TABLES. C. C. GOTLIEB
EXTENDING MANAGEMENT CAPABILITY BY ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS. A. VAZSONYI
PANEL ON BUSINESS SYSTEMS
ON A MODIFICATION OF THE QD-ALGORITHM WITH GRAEFFE-TYPE CONVERGENCE. H. RUTISHAUSER
SOME NONLINEAR ITERATIVE PROCEDURES FOR SOLVING SYSTEMS OF LINEAR EQUATIONS (FRENCH) • N. GASTINEL
INTERPOLATION POLYNO~IALS OF SQUARE MATRICES WITH MATRIX COEFFICIENTS AND ITERATIVE METHODS FOR THE
NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF EQUATIONS IN SQUARE MATRICES OF ARBITRARY FORM (FRENCH) • A. KORGANOFF
A METHOD FOR SOLVING SIMULTANEOUS POLYNOMIAL EQUATIONS • P. H. 8LUNDELL
STRATEGY FOR MULTIDIMENSIONAL NEUTRON GROUP DIFFUSION COMPUTATIONS. E. L. WACHSPRESS
ON SOME METHODS FOR COMPUTING THE ROOTS OF POLYNOMIALS. J. L. HOWLAND
PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS OF TH~ MIXED TYPE AND METHOOS OF THEIR SOLUTION. A. A. DOROD~ICYN
AUTOMATIC CALCULATION AND PROGRAMMING OF DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS FOR ELLIPTIC BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS.
M. ENGELI, P. LAUCHLI
NUMERICAL STUOIES OF IMPLICIT ITERATIVE METHODS FOR SOLVING ELLIPTIC OIFFERENCE EQUATIONS. D. J. EVANS
NUMERICAL CALCULATION OF SHOCK WAVES. L. GUERRI
A MATHEMATICAL MODEL OF DRUG DISTRIBUTION ANO THE SOLUfION OF DIFFERENTIAL-DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS.
BELLA KOTKIN
ACCELERATION TECHNIQUES IN NUMERICAL ANALYSIS, WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO PROBLEMS IN ONE INDEPENDENT
VARIABLE • P. WYNN
NEW METHODS FOR THE APPROXIMATE INTEGRATION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS (FRENCH) • J. KUNTZMANN
RESEARCtl ON THE SOLUTIONS OF A CONVOLUTION EQUATION (FRENCH) • J. ARSAC
A DIFFERENCE METHOO FOR THE APPROXIMATE SOLUTION OF THE INITIAL VALUE PROBLEM FOR SYSTEMS OF QUASI-LINEAR
PARTIAL OIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS OF THE FIRST ORDER. R. ALBRECHT, W. URICH
LARGE LINEAR PROGRAMS • A. J. HOFFMAN
THE METHOD OF SEQUENTIAL ANALYSIS OF VARIANTS FOR DETERMINATION OF OPTIMAL SOLUTIONS. V. S. MICHALEVITCH
THE USE OF APPROXIMATION METHODS IN LINEAR PROGRAMMING. J. HABR
APPLICATION OF THE STEEPEST ASCENT METHOD TO CONCAVE PROGRAMMING. T. PIETRlYKOWSKI
A 8REAKPOINT TECHNIQUE FOR NETWORK PROBLEMS. J. M. BENNETT
APPLICATION OF I~TEGER LINEAR PROGRAMMING TO A SPLIT PROBLEM (FRENCH) • F. GENUYS
SYMPOSIUM ON MATRIX COMPUTATIONS
SYMPOSIUM ON STABILITY OF NUMERICAL CALCULATIONS
SYMPOSIUM ON INDUSTRIAL SIMULATION
SYMPOSIUM ON DATA REOUCTION
A GENER4L VIEW OF FU~DAMENTAL PROBLEMS IN REAL-TIME INFORMATION PROCESSING (FRENCH) • F. H.. RAYMONO
THE CONTROL OF TRAFFIC SIGNIILS WITH AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER, A NEW APPLICATION OF REAL-TIMe DA TIl PROCESSING
• L. CASC IATO
UTILISATION OF AN ANALOGUE-TO-DIGITAL LINKAGE SYSTEM IN A BIG SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING CENTRE. C. GREEN,
A. DEBROUX, G. P. DEL BIGIO, A. GALIANO, H. D'HOOP, A. RIOTTE, A. VAN WAUWE
MET-WATCH, A TECHNIQUE FOR PROCESSING AND SCANNING METEOROLOGICAL DATA WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER.
R. B. STAUFFER, T. H. LEWIS
A NEW METHOO FOR COMPUTING ECONOMIC LOAD DISPATCHING IN POWER SYSTEMS (FRENCH) • J. CARPENTIER
SYMPOSIUM ON MIXED ANALOG-DIGITAL SYSTEMS
PANEL O~ NUMERICAL CONTROL
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL, REVIEW AND PROSPECTUS. A. KENT
THE MULTI-LIST SYSTEM FOR REAL-TIME STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL. N. S. PRYWES, H. J. GRAY
SYNTOL (SYNTAGMATIC ORGANIIATION LANGUAGE) (FRENCH) • J. C. GARDIN, F. LEVY
A METHOD FOR USING COMPUTERS IN INFORMATION CLASSIFICATION. R. M. NEEOHAM
INTERROGATING A COMPUTER IN NATURAL LANGUAGE • O. R. SWANSON
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

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WASHINGTON, O.C., MAY 23-25, 1961. NEW YORK, MACMILLAN, 19b2.
TK1895.M4S9 1961
lC CARD NO. 62-10114

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SYMPOSIUM ON AOVANCED METHODS IN INFORMATION STORAGE ANO RETRIEVAL
THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN RESEARCH ON MACHINE TRANSLATION. OLGA F. KOUlAGINA
MULTIPLE-PATH SYNTACTIC ANALYIEK • S. KUNO, A. G. OETTINGER
ON SOME AXIOMATIC SYSTEMS FOR FORMAL GRAMMARS AND LANGUAGES. K. CULIK
RULES OF INTERPRETATION, AN APPROACH TO THE PROBLEM OF COMPUTATION IN THE SEMANTICS OF NATURAL LANGUAGE.
M. KAY
MACHINE TRANSLATION AND-OR AN INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGE' K. G. SELLIN
SYMPOSIUM ON MODERN TECHNIQUES OF LANGUAGE TRANSLATION
PANEL ON SEMANTICS AND SYNTACTICS
A SURVEY OF SEVERAL ASPECTS OF DATA COMMUNICATION. E. P. G. WRIGHT
COMPuTER-TO-COMPUTER COMMUNICATION AT 2.5 MEGABITS PER SEC • N. CLARK, A. C. GANNET
DEPENDENCE OF SPEECH QUALITY ON TRANSMITTED INFORMATION RATE IN A BAND COMPRESSION SYSTEM. E. ROTHAUSER,
F. LENK
SELF-CORRECTING DECODING CIRCUITS' K. STEINBUCH, F. lENDEH
MESSAGE PROTECTION FEATURES OF THE DATACOM PROGRAM' A. E. MILLER, A. B. SHAFRITI, J. R. SMITH
SYMPOSIUM ON COOING THEORY
TOWARD A THEORY OF AUTOMATA BASED ON MORE REALISTIC PRIMITIVE ELEMENTS' A. W. BURKS
FUNDAMENTALS OF A THEORY OF ASYNCHRONOUS INFORMATION FLOW' C. A. PETRI
FINITE AND COMBINATORIAL AUTOMATA. TURING AUTOMATA WITH A PROGRAMMING TAPE' J. BECVAR
TOWARD INDUCTIVE INFERENCE AUTOMATA. L. J. FOGEL
GENERALIZATION OF AN ELEMENTARY PERCEIVING AND MEMORIZING MACHINE' E. A. FEIGENBAUM, H. A. SIMON
LEARNING, GENERALITY AND PROBLEM SOLVING' A. NEWELL
COMPUTER SIMULATIONS OF A PERCEPTUAL lEARNING MODEL FOR SENSORY PATTERN RECOGNITION, CONCEPT FORMATION AND
SY~80l TRANSFORMATION' C. VOSSLER, l. UHR
SELF-ORGANIZING GROUPING, A lEARNING STRUCTURE • V. KUDIELKA
THE OEVFLOPMENT OF A CONDITIONAL PROBABILITY COMPUTER FOR CONTROL APPLICATIONS' H. C. RATI,
G. H. M. THOMAS
SIMULATION OF A lEARNING MACHINE FOR PLAYING GO • H. REMUS
DIGITAL COMPUTER USAGE IN ANALYSIS OF ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPH AND SIMilAR QUASI-RHYTHMIC PATTERNS.
M. G. SAUNOERS
TOWARDS THE AUTOMATION OF BINOCULAR OEPTH PERCEPTION' B. JUlESl
THE PHO~ETIC TYPEWRITER. T. SAKAI, S. DOSHITA
MUSE, A SOUND SYNTHESIZER' W. SLAWSON
AN ANALOG-DIGITAL CHARACTER-RECOGNITION SYSTEM (FRENCH) • M. NADLER
MACHINE RECOGNITION OF CURSIVE ~RITING • l. O. EARNEST
SYMPOSIUM ON PATTERN RECOGNITION
SYMPOSIUM ON BIOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF
PATTERN RECOGNITION
SYMPOSIUM ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES AND THEIR PROCESSING' K. SAMELSON
ALGOL 60 PROCESSORS AND A PROCESSOR GENERATOR' M. PAUL
AN ALGORITHM FOR THE TRANSLATION OF ALGOL STATEMENTS. W. M. KEESE JR, H. D. HUSKEY
A PROPOSED ALGOL 60 MATRIX SCHEME' S. J. M. DENISON
ON TABl( OPERATING ALGORITHMS. l. A. LOMBARDI
SYMPOSIUM ON lANGUAGES FOR PROCESSOR CONSTRUCTION
SYMPOSIUM ON PROGRAMMING lANGUAGES
PANEL O~ TECHNIQUES FOR PROCESSOR CONSTRUCTION
SOME MEDITATIONS ON ADVANCEO PROGRAMMING. E. W. DIJKSTRA
PROGRAM ORGANIZATIDN AND RECORD KEEPING FOR DYNAMIC STORAGE ALLOCATION. A. W. HOLT
PROGRAMMED CONTROL OF MULTI-COMPUTER SYSTEMS' R. PERKINS, W. C. MCGEE
AUTOMATIC TRANSLATIO~ OF PROGRAMS FROM ONE COMPUTER TO ANOTHER
REQUIREMENTS ON A LA~GUAGE FOR lOGICAL DATA PROCESSING • P. lUCAS
SYMPOSIUM ON ADVANCED COMPUTER ORGANIZATION
SYMPOSIUM ON MULTI-PROGRAMMING (CONCURRENT PROGRAMS)
HIGH-SPEEO MEMORIES • W. E. PROtBSTER
NANOSECOND SPEED IN A CORE MEMORY WITH NON-DESTRUCTIVE READ-OUT. J. SCHARBERT
SOME PROBLEMS IN THE DESIGN OF MAGNETIC FILM STORAGE SYSTEMS OPERATING AT MlllIMICRO-SECONO SPEEOS •
J. D. R. MCQUillAN
A READ-OUT CIRCUIT FOR HIGH-SPEED NON-DESTRUCTIVELY READ STORES. G. H. PERRY, E. W. SHAllOW
A TUNNEL-DIODE HIGH-SPEED MEMORY. S. TAKAHASHI, K. NAKAZAWA, K. MURATA, O. ISHII
PAST AND FUTURE OF DIGITAL COMPUTER CIRCUITRY. J. A. BRUST MAN
SIZE AND SPEED OF THIN-MAGNETIC-FilM COMPUTER UNITS. H. J. HARLOFF
FERRITE CORE lOGIC I~ All-MAGNETIC TECHNIQUE' U. HOlKEN
NEW COMPONENTS FOR FERRORESONANT CIRCUITS. M. AllQUE, J. l. llORET, 1. SANTOS, M. A. ECED
HYDRAULIC AND PNEUMATIC SWITCHING ELEMENTS' H. H. GlAETTll
SYMPOSIUM ON FAST MEMORY TECHNOLOGY
SYMPOSIUM ON ADVANCED COMPONENTS
A VERY SMAll ElECTRO~IC DIGITAL COMPUTER WITH STOREO PROGRAM CONTROL' H. GUMIN, F. K. KROOS
THE CENTRAL CONTROL UNIT OF THE ATLAS COMPUTER. F. H. SUMNER, G. HALEY, E. C. Y. CHEN
ON A FLEXIBLE IMPLEMENTATION OF DIGITAL COMPUTER ARITHMETIC' A. AVlllENIS
A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF PROPAGATION SPEED-UP CIRCUITS IN BINARY ARITHMETIC UNITS' M. lEHMAN
AN EXPERIMENTAL SYSTEM FOR lOGIC DESIGN DATA ACCUMULATION AND RETRIEVAL' R. J. PREISS
THE KT PilOT COMPUTER, A MICRO-PROGRAMMED COMPUTER WITH A PHOTOTRANSISTOR FIXEO MEMORY' H. HAGIWARA,
K. AMO, S. MATSUSHITA, H. YAMAUCHI
SYSTEM DESIGN OF THE ETl KM-b COMPUTER' S. TAKAHASHI, H. NISHINO, K. YOSHIHIRO, K. FUCHI
DESIGN OF AN ARITHMETIC UNIT INCORPORATING A NESTING STORE. R. H. AllMARK, J. R. lUCKING
MODERN PROGRAMMING METHODS AND PROBLEMS AND THEIR INFLUENCE ON THE DESIGN OF COMPUTING INSTRUMENTS'
I. O. JERNER
PANEL ON UlTRA-HIGH-SPEEO COMPUTERS
PANEL ON PRIORITY PROBLEMS IN COMPUTER SYSTEMS
SYMPOSIUM ON OPTIMUM ROUTING IN lARGE NETWORKS
FUNDAMENTAL MOOE AND PULSE MODE OPERATIONS OF SEQUENTIAL CIRCUITS' E. J. MCCLUSKEY
APPLICATION OF A FINITE SET COVERING THEOREM TO THE SIMPLIFICATION OF BOOLEAN FUNCTION EXPRESSIONS'
K. B. WELLS
DIGITAL FilTERS WITH THRESHOLD ELEMENTS' G. HOTZ
THRESHOLD lOGIC WITH ONE OR MORE THAN ONE THRESHOlO • P. ERCOLI, l. MERCURIO
SOME THEOREMS USEFUL IN THRESHOLD lOGIC FOR ENUMERATING BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS. E. GOTO, H. TAKAHASI
SYMPOSIUM ON SWITCHING THEORY
PANEL ON UNIVERSITY EDUCATION INFORMATION PROCESSING

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INVESTIGATION OF STORAGE ANO ACCESS TECHNIQUES SUITABLE FOR USE IN lARGE-CAPACITY DIGITAL MEMORIES.
S. W. MilLER, J. L. HAYNES
ORGANIZATION OF lARGE MEMORY SYSTEMS' R. S. lEDlEY
CAPACITANCE TYPE FIXED MEMORY' S. TAKAHASHI, S. WATANABE
lARGE FILES FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL BASED ON SIMULTANEOUS INTERROGATION OF ALL ITEMS. J. GOlOBERG,
M. W. GREEN
COMPUTER liTERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

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56

THE FLYING SPOT STORE • C. W. HOOVER JR, G. HAUGK
THE CATHODE-RAY TUBE AS A COMMUTATING DEVICE IN lARGE-CAPACITY, RANDOM-ACCESS STORES. J. S. BRYAN,
l. R. FOCHT
MAGOP, A NEW APPROACH TO HIGH-DENSITY DIGITAL MAGNETIC RECORDING. J. MIYATA, T. lENTZ
MAGNETIC RECORDING WITH AN ELECTRON BEAM • l. J. MAYER
COMBINED MAGNETIC AND GRAPHIC STORE • R. l. lAURENT
THE N.C.R. MAGNETIC CARD RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY. A. M. ANGEL
METHODS OF UTILIZING THIN MAGNETIC FILM PROPERTIES FOR lARGE-CAPACITY FILES. H. W. FULLER, H. RUBINSTEIN
LARGE-CAPACITY CARD CHANGEABLE PERMANENT MAGNET TWISTOR MEMORY. U. F. GIANOlA, D. H. LOONEY, J. A. RUFF,
A. J. MUNN
THE MAGNETIC ROD, A CYLINDRICAL, THIN-FILM MEMORY ELEMENT. D. A. MEIER, A. J. KDlK
THE METAL CARD MEMORY, A NEW SEMIPERMANENT STORE. ICHIRO ENDO, JUNJI YAMATO
IMPROVED PERFORMANCE FROM MATRIX ELECTROLUMINESCENT SCREENS IN OPTICAL READOUT APPLICATIONS.
S. L. LINDER, C. W. HOOVER JR
ELECTRON SPIN ECHO SERIAL MEMORY STORAGE. H. N. LEIFER, M. E. BROWNE, J. A. COWEN, D. E. KAPLAN
SOME ASPECTS OF INFO~MATION STORAGE IN FERROELECTRICS • H. H. WIEDER
NEW PHOSPHOR MEMORY DEVICE. H. KALLMANN, J. RENNERT
DATA PROCESSING WITH THE PHOTOS TORE • GILBERT W. KING
DESIGN OF A LARGE-SCALE CRYOGENIC MEMORY SYSTEM • O. R. YOUNG
NEW FERRITE CO~E ARRAYS FOR LARGE-CAPACITY STORAGE. W. L. SHE VEL JR, J. M. BROWNLOW, O. A. GUTWIN,
K. R. GREBE
A HIGH-DENSITY MAGNETIC RECORDING DISK. J. P. DEL FAVERO
MAGNETIC TRANSDUCERS ANO AMPLIFIERS FOR DISK RECORDING. D. L. NOBLE
AIR-LUBRICATED SLIDE~ BEARINGS FOR MAGNETIC RECORDING SPACING CONTROL. K. E. HAUGHTON
A LARGE-CAPACITY DOCUMENT STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL SYSTEM. R. W. PORTER
INVESTIGATION OF WOVEN-SCREEN MEMORY TECHNIQUES. R. A. HOWARD, P. E. WELLS, L. CANN, J. S. DAVIS
ROTATING-MIRROR PHOTOGRAPHIC STORAGE SYSTEMS. D. M. BAUMANN
THE PHOTOCHROMIC MIC~OIMAGE MEMORY. C. o. CARLSON, D. A. GRAFTON. A. S. TAUBER
THE FUTURE OF THIN MAGNETIC FILMS. E. E. BITTMANN
COINCIDENT CURRENT SUPERCONDUCTIVE MEMORY. L. L. BURNS, G. A. ALPHONSE, G. W. LECK
PROCEEDINGS OF THE HIGH SPEED COMPUTER CONFERENCE (LOUISIANA. STATE UNIVERSITY AND AGRICULTURAL AND
MECHANICAL COLLEGE)
BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958.
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THE ROLE OF COMPUTERS IN THE SECOND INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION. C. R. DE CARLO
ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS TO DATE • LUTHER A. HARR JR
ORGANIZING AND PLANNING FOR ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM. JOHN S. WHITE
FIN4NCIAL ANO RESOURCE ANALYSIS ON HIGH SPEED COMPUTERS. ROBERT L. KIRBY
COMPUTERS, AUDIT AND CONTROL. A. B. TOAN JR
CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS IN INTERMEOIATE DATA PROCESSING • R. L. BRUCE
INTERMEDIATE DATA PROCESSING POTENTIAL. E. C. YOWELL
WHAT WE USE OUR COMPUTER FOR. FRED E. WELSH
AUTOMATION. JOHN DIEBOLD
A STUOY OF CERTAIN COMBINATORIAL PROBLEMS THROUGH EXPERIMENTS ON COMPUTING MACHINES. PAUL R. STEIN,
S. ULAM
COMPUTERS IN AUTOMATION. J. H. MCLEOD JR
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS. GRACE HOPPER
THE USE OF HIGH-SPEED COMPUTERS FOR THE ANALYSIS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL DATA. CHARLES WRIGLEY
C4LCULATION OF ELECTRIC MOTOR SPEED-TORQUE CURVES ON THE BURROUGHS E101 • O. L. STEVENS
MASS SPECTROMETER ANALYSIS AND DATA PROOUCTION ON THE ELECTRODATA COMPUTER • SIBYL M. ROCK
MATRIX INVERSION ON THE IBM TYPE 650 • GEORGE R. TRIMBLE
PLANS FOR THE GEORGIA TECH COMPUTER CENTER. I. E. PERLIN
THOUGHTS ON THE ORGANIZATION OF A COMPUTING CENTER. JOHN MCLEOD
OPERATIONAL EQUATIONS FOR PROGRAMMING ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS. H. M. MARTINEZ
THE FUTURE IN COMMUNICATIONS. TUDOR R. FINCH
BUSINESS APPLICATIONS ON INTERMEDIATE DATA PROCESSING COMPUTERS. VERN JOHNSON
ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES TO ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS. S. H. LEWIS
AUTOMATIC CODING TECHNIQUES, 1955 • GRACE HOPPER
WHAT AUTOMATION MEANS TO AMERICA. EDWARD MAHER
CHRYSLER'S INITIAL EDPM APPLICATION. GLENN WHITE
PREPARATION FOR COMPUTER OPERATIONS. DURWOOD ROBINSON
COMPUTER OPERATIONS AT WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE. SOL W. VALENTINE. CLINTON R. FOULK
THE NORC AND SOME OF ITS APPLICATIONS. GENE H. GLEISSNER
THE COMPUTER AND ITS PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT. R. K. RICHARDS
COMPUTERS AND STANDARD STATISTICAL OPERATIONS. WALTER R. HARVEY
CONSIDERATIONS IN APPLYING A COMPUTER TO COMMERCIAL DATA-PROCESSING. E. G. BENSER
A DIGITAL COMPUTER AS A DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER. R. G. SELFRIDGE
COMPUTER LOGIC 4NO ALGEBRAS. JAMES E. ROBERTSON
PROCESSING OF A LARGE DATA FILE. SAMUEL LUBKIN
LEAST SQUARES ANALYSIS OF NON-ORTHOGONAL DATA. WALTER R. HARVEY
AN ANALOG COMPUTER FOR SCHOOLS AND OFFICES. CHALMER E. JONES
A MANAGEMENT EYE VIEW OF THE COMPUTER • LESLIE R. GROVES
MATHEMATICAL SERVICE ROUTINES. JACK HELLER
AUTOMATION ANO ITS IMPACT ON MANAGEMENT. CARROLL BOYCE
LABOR LOOKS AT AUTOMATION. BRENDAN SEXTON
LINEAR PROGRAMMING OF HIGH-SPEED COMPUTERS. JOSEPH V. NATRELLA
SPECIFICATIONS FOR AN AUTOMATIC MATRIX PROGRAM. DAVID P. PERRY
REGIONAL APPLICATIONS OF PUNCH CARD METHODS TO FOREST INVENTORY. PHIL WHEELER
INDUSTRIAL APPLICATION OF PUNCH CARD METHODS TO FOREST INVENTORY. T. E. BERCAW
RAPID PROCESSING OF BIOLOGICAL KESEARCH DATA. WALTER C. JACOB
DATA PROCESSING IN PERSONNEL ANO INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH. BERNARD M. BASS
AN INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS. JOSEPH GLICKAUF
AN INTRDOUCTION TO COMPUTERS. J. S. GLICKAUG
COMPUTER EDUCATION, DILEMMA OF THE COLLEGES. GARDNER M. JONES
UNORTHODOX USES OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS. M. OSTROFSKY
THE MAN~GEMENT APPROACH TO AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING. HERBERT T. GLANTl
THE SMALL COMPUTER AND DECENTRALIZED COMPUTING FACILITIES. C. F. FLANNELL
DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING, METHODS AND APPLICATIONS. STUART E. DREYFUS
COMBINED ANALOG A~O DIGITAL TECHNIQUES. GEORGE P. WEST
DIGITAL PROGRAMMING AND READOUT FOR ANALOG COMPUTERS
THE PROCESSING OF REMOTE DATA. JOHN P. HELY IV
USE OF COMPUTERS IN STATISTICAL CALCULATIONS. JOSEPH M. CAMERON
APPLICATION OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS TO ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEM LOSS STUOIES • E. E. GEORGE
APPLICATION OF LARGE COMPUTERS TO RESERVOIR ENGINEERING PROBLEMS • O. G. MCCARTY, D. W. PEACE MAN
SOME PROGRAMMING PROBLEMS IN AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH. H. O. HARTLEY
FRACTIONATION DESIGN ON MEDIUM SIZE ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS. ROBERT L. MCINTIRE
USE OF ELECTRONIC ACCOUNTING OEVICES IN LARGE-SCALE TONNAGE DISTRIBUTION IN THE PACKAGE INDUSTRIES.
W. H. MESEROLE
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY

19~6-1963

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MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY COMPUTER, INAUGURAL CONFERENCE
MANCHESTER, ENGLA~D, JULY 9-12, 1951.

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SCIENTISTS AND DECISION MAKING. C. P. SNOW
MANAGERIAL DECISION MAKING • J. W. FORRESTER
SIMULATION OF HUMAN THINKING. H. A. SIMON, A. NEWELL
A LIBRARY FOR 2000 A.D. - J. G. KEMENY
THE COMPUTER IN THE UNIVERSITY • A. J. PERLIS
TIME-SHARING COMPUTER SYSTEMS. J. MCCARTHY
A NEW CONCEPT IN PROGRAMMING - G. W. BROWN
WHAT COMPUTERS SHOULD BE DOING. J. R. PIERCE
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
MACHINE INDEXING, PROGRESS AND PROBLEMS
THIRD INSTITUTE O~ INFORMATION STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY, WASHINGTON, D.C., FEBRUARY 13-11, 1961.

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THE UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER COMPUTING MACHINE. F. C. WILLIAMS, T. KILBURN
LOCAL PROGRAMMING METHODS AND CONVENTIONS. A. M. TURING
THE INFLUENCE OF AUTOMATIC COMPUTERS ON MATHEMATICAL METHODS - M. H. A. NEWMAN
THE SEARCH FOR LARGE PRIMES - J. C. P. MILLER
THE BEST WAY TO DESIGN AN AUTOMATIC CALCULATING MACHINE - M. V. WILKES
A COMPARISON OF ONE AND THREE ADDRESS CODES. M. WOODGER
THE PILOT MODEL OF THE A.C.E • • E. A. NEWMAN
COMPARISON OF CODING ON S.E.A.C. AND E.D.S.A.C • • J. C. P. MILLER
ACTIVITY IN SWEDEN I~ DIGITAL COMPUTER FIELD. G. NEOVIUS
A BRIEF ACCOUNT OF THE WORK DONE AT THE ZURICH INSTITUTE OF APPLIED MATHEMATICS - A. P. SPEISER
THE APPLICATION OF CALCULATING MACHINES TO BUSINESS AND COMMERCE. B. V. BOWDEN
THE RELIABILITY OF HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINES. A. A. ROBINSON
THE COMPUTATION OF FOURIER SYNTHESES WITH A DIGITAL ELECTRONIC CALCULATING MACHINE. J. M. BENNETT,
J. C. KENDREW
MANAGEMENT AND THE COMPUTER OF THE fUTURE (GREENBERGER, MARTIN, 1931- EO.I
M.I.T. PRESS AND WILEY, NEW YORK, 1962.
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ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS AN AID TO PRODUCTION AND INVENTORY MANAGEMENT. L. W. PERKINS
ELECTRONICS AT WORK IN LIFE INSURANCE ACCOUNTING. A. C. VANSELOW
INDUSTRIAL RECORD KEEPING, A ROUTINE ON THE IBM b50 • RUSSELL E. HILL
VARIABLE WORD LENGTH TAPE OPERATIONS IN THE NEW BIZMAC II COMPUTER. H. KLEINBERG
INVENTORY RECORDS AND PAYROLL APPLICATION ON THE UNIVAC FILE COMPUTER. T. R. LYON
LINEAR REGRESSION ON THE ELECTRODATA EI01 ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER. JORDAN B. RABIN
THE USE OF THE IBM 709 IN DIGITAL COMPUTING. LOUIS ROBINSON
THE CARDATRON AND THE DATAFILE IN THE DATATRDN SYSTEM. DEAN H. SHAW, FREDRICK G. WITHINGTON
INTERIM REPORT PRESENTATION DEVELOPMENT OF ELECTRONIC APPLICATIONS. E. A. ACKER, D. O. JOHNSON,
A. R. RAMIREY, R. N. SMITH, J. W. FLENIKEN
LONG RANGE DATA PROCESSING PROSPECTS AND PROBLEMS - MICHAEL J. KAMI
POTENTIAL ROLES OF THE UNIVERSITY COMPUTING CENTERS. GEORGE W. BROWN, R. CLAY SPROWLS
AN INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS. J. S. GLICKAUF
PROGRESS IN THE USE OF COMPUTERS • R. L. HARDER
THE EFFECTS OF COMPUTERS ON PERSONNEL POLICIES. LEON C. MEGGINSON
USING COMPUTERS TO STUDY LEADERSHIP • BERNARD M. BASS
ENGINEERING DESIGN ON A COMPUTER. E. J. HIGGINS, J. W. KELLETT, L. T. UNG
SHOULD YOUR COMPANY HAVE AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER. W. E. BELL JR
ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING OF SALES AT SOHIO • J. POTASH
A NUMERICAL SOLUTION TO THE MISCIBLE DISPLACEMENT EQUATION. D. U. VON ROSENBERG
MONTE CARLO METHODS • EDWARD L. KAPLAN
SOME AUDIT ASPECTS OF PUNCHED CARD ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING. HAROLD E. PADDOCK
APPLICATION OF AN INTERMEDIATE SIZE COMPUTER TO MULTIPLE REGRESSION TECHNIQUE. GEORGE M. FURNIVAL
PROGRAMMING FOR A MEDIUM-SIZE COMPUTER BY THE USE OF INTERPRETIVE SYSTEMS. MERRILL R. MOORE
PROBLEMS INVOLVED IN APPLICATION OF HIGH SPEED ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS TO AUTOMATIC MESSAGE ACCOUNTING.
R. F. COLTRANE
A CRITICAL EVALUATION OF ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING IN BUSINESS - FREDERICK W. WERTZ
AUXILIARY DATA PROCESSING EQUIPMENT - HENRY I. DAVIDSON
UNIVERSITY ROLE IN TRAINING PERSONNEL FOR COMPUTER SERVICES - CARL POWERS
THE BURROUGHS 220 - JOHN E. S. HALE
THE BENDIX G-15D, GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER SYSTEM - RICHARD F. WALZ

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PERSPECTIVES IN INFORMATION STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL. LOWELL H. HATTERY
NEW ROLE OF MACHINES IN DOCUMENT RETRIEVAL, DEFINITIONS AND SCOPE • LEA M. BOHNERT
ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVE IN MACHINE INDEXING RESEARCH - MADELINE BE~RY HENDERSON
MACHINE INPUT PROBLEMS FOR MACHINE INDEXING, ALTERNATIVES AND PRACTICALITIES. MERLIN E. CORNELIUS
KEYPUNCHING INSTRUCTIONS FOR TOTAL TEXT INPUT - LOUIS C. RAY
AVAILABILITY OF MACHINE-USABLE NATURAL LANGUAGE MATERIAL. MARY ELIZABETH STEVENS
PERMUTED TITLE WORD INDEXING, PROCEDURES FOR MAN-MACHINE SYSTEM. MARY VEILLEUX
MECHANIZED TITLE WORD INDEXING OF INTERNAL REPORTS. RUBERT A. KENNEDY
SOME LINGUISTIC ASPECTS OF INFORMATION RETRIEVAL - PAUL L. GARVIN
THE FUTURE OF THE PUBLISHED INDEX - SEYMOUR I. lAINE
TRANSITION FROM A MANUAL TO A MACHINE INDEXING SYSTEM * J. HESTON HEALD
MACHINE RETRIEVAL USING THE ASSOCIATION FACTOR. H. EDMUND STILES
AN EMPIRICAL MODEL FOR COMPUTER INDEXING. PHYLLIS BAXENDALE
WHY COMPUTERS - EDWARD M. MCCORMICK
THE GENERAL PROBLEM OF CLASSIFICATION AND INDEXING. TAFFE T. TANIMOTO
AUTOMATIC INDEXI~G, AN EXPERIMENTAL INQUIRY. M. E. MARON
SOME REMARKS ON MECHANIZED INDEXING AND SOME SMALL-SCALE EMPIRICAL RESULTS. JOHN O'CONNOR
RESEARCH PROCEDURES FOR AUTOMATIC INDEXING. DON R. SWANSON
AUTOMATIC SYNTAX ANALYSIS IN MACHINE INDEXING AND ABST~ACTING • W. DOUGLAS CLIMENSON, N. H. HARDWICK,
S. N. JACOBSON
THE APPLICATION OF M3DERN LEXICOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES TO MACHINE INDEXING * PAUL W. HOWERTON
IMPLICATIONS OF BASIC RESEARCH IN INFORMATION SCIENCES TO MACHINE DOCUMENTATION - HAROLD WOOSTER
MOORE SCHOOL OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING IPENNSYLVANIA. UNIVERSITY •••• 1
PIHLAOELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA, JULY 8 - AUGUST 31, 1940.
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COMPUTER LITERATURE BI8L1DGRAPHY 1946-1963

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INTROOUCTION TO THE COURSE ON ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTERS. GEORGE STIBITZ
THE HISTORY OF COMPUTING DEVICES. IRVEN TRAVIS
DIGITAL AND ANALOGY COMPUTING MACHINES. JOHN W. MAUCHLY
COMPUTING MACHINES FOR PURE MATHEMATICS • O. H. LEHMER
SOME GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS IN THE SOLUTION OF PROBLEMS IN APPLIED MATHEMATICS. O. R. HARTREE
NUMERICAL MATHEMATICAL METHODS. I . HERMAN H. GOLOSTlN!:
NUMERICAL MATHEMATICAL METHODS. II • HERMAN H. GOLDSTINE
DIGITAL MACHINE FUNCTIONS. ARTHUR W. BURKS
THE USE OF FUNCTION TABLES WITH COMPUTING MACHINES. JOHN W. MAUCHLY
A PREVIEW OF A DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINE. J. P. ECKERT JR
ELEMENTS PF A COMPLETE COMPUTING SYSTEM • C. B. SHEPPARO
NUMERICAL MATHEMATICAL METHODS. III • HERMAN H. GOLDSTINE
THE AUTOMATIC SEQUENCE CONTROLLED CALCULATOR. HOWARD H. AIKEN
ELECTRO-MECHANICAL TABLES OF THE ELEMENTARY FUNCTIONS • HOWARD H. AIKEN
TYPES OF CIRCUITS. GENERAL. J. PRESPER ECKERT JR
SWITCHING AND COUPLl~G CIRCUITS • T. K.- SHARPLESS
NUMERICAL MATHEMATICAL METHODS. IV • ARTHUR W. BURKS
NUMERICAL MATHEMATICAL METHODS. V • HERMAN H. GOLDSTINE
ON THE ACCUMULATION OF ERRORS IN NUMERICAL INTEGRATION ON THE ENIAC • HANS RADEMACHER
RELIABILITY OF PARTS • J. PRESPER ECKERT JR
MEMORY DEVICES • C. BRADFORD SHEPPARD
SORTING AND COLLATING. JOHN W. MAUCHLY
ADDERS • J. P. ECKERT JR. C. B. SHEPPARD
MULTIPLIERS. J. P. ECKERT JR
CONVERSION BETWEEN BINARY AND DECIMAL NUMBER SYSTEMS. JOHN W. MAUCHLY
MAGNETIC RECORDING • CHUAN CHU
TAPETYPERS AND PRINTING MECHANISMS. J. P. ECKERT JR
A REVIEW OF GOVERNME~T REQUIREMENTS AND ACTIVITIES IN THE FIELD OF AUTOMATIC DIGITAL COMPUTI~G MACHINERY.
J. H. CURTISS
NUMERICAL MATHEMATICAL METHODS. VIII. ARTHUR W. BURKS
CONTINUOUS VARIABLE INPUT AND OUTPUT DEVICES. J. P. ECKERT JR .
RELIABILITY AND CHECKING IN DIGITAL COMPUTING SYSTEMS. S. B. WILLIAMS
RELI ABIL ITY AND CHECK I.NG • J. P. ECKERT JR
CODE AND CONTROL II. MACHINE DESIGN AND INSTRUCTION CODES. J. W. MAUCHLY
CODE AND CONTROL IV. EXAMPLES OF A THREE-ADDRESS CODE AND THE USE OF 'STOP ORDER TAGS' • CALVIN N. MOOERS
THE SELECTRON • JAN RAJCHMAN
DISCUSSION OF IDEAS FOR THE NAVAL ORDNANCE LABORATORY COMPUTING MACHINE. CALVIN N. MOOERS
A PARALLEL CHANNEL COMPUTING MACHINE • J. P. ECKERT JR
A FOUR-CHANNEL CODED-DECIMAL ELECTROSTATIC MACHINE. C. B. SHEPPARD
DESCRIPTION OF SERIAL ACOUSTIC BINARY EDVAC • T. K. SHARPLESS

A PRELIMINARY APPROACH TO JAPANESE-ENGLISH AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION • SUSUMU KUNO
A NEW MODEL OF SYNTACTIC DESCRIPTION. F. R. PARKER-RHODES
RANDOM GENERATION OF ENGLISH SENTENCES. VICTOR H. YNGVE
THE CLASSIFICATION OF ENGLISH VERBS BY OBJECT TYPES. SEYMOUR CHATMAN
STRUCTURE AT THE LEXICAL LEVEL AND ITS IMPLICATION FOR TRANSFER GRAMMAR. EDWARD S. KLIMA
THE APPLICATION OF THE ARTICLE IN ENGLISH. JEHANE 8ARTON
RECOGNITION OF CLAUSES ANO PHRASES IN MACHINE TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES. FRANZ L. ALT. IDA RHODES
THE IDENTIFICATION OF NESTEO STRUCTURES IN PREDICTIVE SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS. MURRAY E. SHERRY
A FOURTH LEVEL OF LI~GUISTIC ANALYSIS. MICHAEL ZARECHNAK
AUTOMATIC SENTENCE DIAGRAMMING. WARREN PLATH
A PRELIMINARY STRUCTURAL TRANSFER SYSTEM. WILLIAM D. FOUST. JULIA WALKLING
A NOTE ON CATEGDRIAL GRAMMARS. R. P. MITCHELL
HUMAN TRANSLATION AND TRANSLATION BY MACHINE. I • SILVIO CECCATO. BRUNA ZONTA
LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS OF RUSSIAN CHEMICAL TERMINOLOGY. JOHN H. WAHLGREN
MACHINE TRANSLATION OF RUSSIAN ORGANIC CHEMICAL NAMES INTO ENGLISH BY ANALYSIS AND RESYNTHESIS OF THE
COMPONENT FRAGMENTS • LAWRENCE SUMMERS
INTRINSIC MACHINE ADDRESSING IN AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION. YVES LECERF
SOURCE-LANGUAGE SPECIFICATIONS WITH TABLE LOOKUP AND HIGH-CAPACITY DICTIONARY. LEW R. MICKLESEN
A TECHNIQUE FOR CONSISTENT SPLITTING OF RUSSIAN WORDS. DONALD W. DAVIES. ANTHONY M. DAY
THE GRAMMATICAL INTERPRETATION OF RUSSIAN INFLECTED FORMS USING A STEM DICTIONARY. JOHN MCDANIEL.
STEPHEN WHELAN
ON PROBLEMS OF ADDRESS IN AN AUTOMATIC DICTIONARY OF FRENCH. PIERRE MElLE
MULTIPLE MEANING IN MACHINE TRANSLATION. AMELIA JANIOTIS. HARRY H. JOSSELSON
MECHANISED SEMANTIC CLASSIFICATION. KAREN SPARCK-JONES
SEMANTIC MESSAGE DETECTION FOR MACHINE TRANSLATION. USING AN INTERLINGUA • MARGARET MASTERMAN
RUSSIAN -CR VERBS. IMPERSONALLY USED VERBS. AND SUBJECT-OBJECT AMBIGUITIES. IRINA LYNCH
HUMAN TRANSLATION AND TRANSLATION BY MACHINE. II • E. V. GLASERSFELD. SERGEI PERSCHKE. ELSA SAMET
ANALYSIS BY SYNTHESIS OF NATURAL LANGUAGES. G. H. MATTHEWS
ON THE SEMANTICAL INTERPRETATION OF LINGUISTIC ENTITIES THAT FUNCTION STRUCTURALLY. ELINOR (. CHARNEY
THE MECHANICAL ANALYSIS OF LANGUAGE. MICHAEL LEVISON
ON THE VALUE OF DEPENDENCY CONNECTIONS • DAVID G. HAYS
SYNTAX IN UNIVERSAL TRANSLATION. ITIROO SAKAI
CONSTRUCTION OF A TEXTUAL ANALYSIS ALGORITHM WITH THE AID OF A COMPUTING MACHINE. OLGA S. KULAGINA
INTRODUCTION TO AN AUTOMATIC ENGLISH SYNTAX IBY FRAGMENTATION) • ROBERT TABORY. MICHAEL CORSE
AUTOMATIC LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS. A HEURISTIC PROBLEM. PAUL L. GARVIN
ON THE MECHANIZATION OF SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS. SYDNEY MCO. LAMB
PROCEDURES FOR THE DETERMINATION OF DISTRIBUTIONAL CLASSES. KENNETH E. HARPER
AN APPROACH TO THE SEGMENTATION PROBLEM IN SPEECH ANALYSIS AND LANGUAGE TRANSLATION. GERARD SALTON,
R. W. THORPE
TRANSFORMATION CRITERIA FOR THE CLASSIFICATION OF PREDICATIVE GENITIVE CONSTRUCTIONS IN RUSSIAN.
DEAN S. WORTH
MECHANISATION OF THOUGHT PROCESSES ITEDDINGTON, ENG. NATIONAL PHYSICAL LABORATORY)
TEDDINGTON. ENGLAND, NOVEMBER 24-27. 1958. LONDON, H. M. STATIONERY OFFICE. 1959.
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OPERATIONAL ASPECTS OF INTELLECT. D. M. MACKAY
PROGRAMS WITH COMMON SENSE. J. MCCARTHY
THE ~ECHANISM OF HABITUATION. W. ROSS ASHBY
CONDITIDNAL PROBABILITY COMPUTING IN A NERVDUS SYSTEM. A. M. UHLEY
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING. PRESENT STATUS AND FUTURE TRENDS. GRACE HOPPER
SOME TECHNICAL FEATURES OF THE MANCHESTER MERCURY AUTOCODE PROGRAMME. R. A. BROOKER
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING. PROPERTIES AND PERFORMANCE OF FORTRAN SYSTEMS
AND II • J. BACKUS
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THE WORK OF THE COMPUTING CENTER OF THE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE USSR IN THE FIELD OF AUTOMATIC
PROGRAMMING' A. P. ERSHOV
TIGRIS AND EUPHRATES, A COMPARISON BETWEEN HUMAN AND MACHINE TRANSLATION' R. H. RICHENS
PRONOUN REFERENCE IN GERMAN' L. BRANDWOOD
AUTOMATIC TRANSLATIO~ IN THE USSR' A. P. ERSHOV
SENSORY MECHANISMS AND SENSATION' I. C. WHITFIELD
AN ANALOGUE OF THE SPEECH RECOGNITION PROCESS • D. B. FRY, P. DENES
THE PERCEPTION OF SPEECH • P. LADEFOGED
TWO THEOREMS OF STATISTICAL SEPARABILITY IN THE PERCEPTRON • F. ROSENBLATT
LEARNING MACHINES • A. M. ANDREW
PANDEMONIUM, A PARADIGM FOR LEARNING' O. G. SELFRIDGE
SENSORY MECHANISMS, THE REDUCTION OF REDUNDANCY AND INTELLIGENCE • H. B. BARLOW
STIMULUS ANALYSING MECHANISMS' N. S. SUTHERLAND
AGATHA TYCHE, OF NERVOUS NETS, THE LUCKY RECKONERS' W. S. MCCULLOCH
MEDICAL OIAGNOSIS ANO CYBERNETICS' F. PAYCHA
MODELS ANO THE LOCALIZATION OF FUNCTION IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM' R. L. GREGORY
SOME QUESTIONS CONCERNING THE EXPLANATION OF LEARNING IN ANIMALS' A. J. WATSON
INFORMATION, REDUNDANCY AND OECAY OF THE MEMORY TRACE' JOHN BROWN
AUTOMATION IN THE LEGAL WORLD' L. MEHL
THE MECHANIZATION OF LITERATURE SEARCHING' Y. BAR-HILLEL
TO WHAT EXTENT CAN ADMINISTRATION BE MECHANIZED' J. H. H. MERRIMAN, D. W. G. WASS
POSSIBILITIES FOR THE PRACTICAL UTILIZATION OF LEARNING PROCESSES. S. GILL
AUTOMATIC CONTROL BY VISUAL SIGNALS' W. K. TAYLOR
AN ANALYSIS OF NON-MATHEMATICAL DATA-PROCESSING' E. A. NEWMAN
PHYSICAL ANALOGUES TO THE GROWTH OF A CONCEPT. G. PASK

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AN ANALOG-TO-OIGITAL CONVERTER WITH AN IMPROVED LINEAR-SWEEP GENERATOR • D. W. SLAUGHTER
DYNAMIC BINARY COUNTER WITH ANALOG READ-OUT. LEROY PACKER
ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE IN THE DESIGN AND OPERATION OF A LARGE SCALE ELECTROSTATIC MEMORY' J. C. LOGUE,
A. E. BRENNEMANN, A. C. KOELSCH
ANALOG COMPUTING WITH MAGNETIC AMPLIFIERS USING MULTIPHASE A-C VOLTAGES • J. E. RICHARDSON
SOME RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN LOGICAL OR-AND-OR PYRAMIOS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS' CORNELIUS LEONDES,
MORRIS RUBINOFF
MAGNETIC SHIFT REGISTER USING ONE CORE PER BIT' R. D. KODIS, S. RUHMAN, W. D. WOO
A SIMPLE COMPUTER FOR AUTOMATICALLY PLOTTING CORRELATION FUNCTIONS. A. H. SCHOOLEY
DIAGNOSTIC PROGRAMS AND MARGINAL CHECKING IN THE WHIRLWIND I COMPUTER' N. L. DAGGETT, E. S. RICH
DIAGNOSTIC PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES FOR THE IBM TYPE 101 E.D.P.M • • L. R. WALTERS
DIAGNOSIS AND PREDICTION OF MALFUNCTIONS IN THE COMPUTING MACHINE AT THE INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDY.
G. ESTRIN
CHECKING CIRCUITS AND DIAGNOSTIC ROUTINES' J. P. ECKERT JR
EXPERIENCE WITH MARGINAL CHECKING AND AUTOMATIC ROUTINING OF THE EOSAC • M. V. WILKES,
MONTGOMERY PHISTER JR, S. A. BARTON
THE ROLE OF GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN AUTOMATIC CONTROL AND INFORMATION SYSTEM'
ARNOLD A. COHEN
DESIGN FEATURES OF CURRENT DIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS' EDWARO L. BRAUN
DESIGN FEATURES OF THE JAINCOMP-C AND JAINCOMP-D ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTERS' DONALD H. JACOBS
ELECTROSTATIC REAOING OF PERFORATED MEDIA' SAMUEL LU8KIN
CONSIDERATIONS FOR THE SELECTION OF MAGNETIC CORE MATERIALS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTER ELEMENTS'
o. J. VAN SANT JR
MAGNETIC CORE SELECTION SYSTEMS. S. GUTERMAN, R. D. KODIS
CIRCUITS TO PERFORM LOGICAL ANO CONTROL FUNCTIONS WITH MAGNETIC CORES' S. GUTERMAN, R. O. KDDIS,
S. RUHMAN
PACKAGED LOGICAL CIRCUITRYFDR A 4-MC COMPUTER. NORMAN ZIMBEL
TRANSISTOR SHIFT REGISTERS' C. HUANG, E. SLOBODZINSKI, 8. WHITE
EXPERIMENTS ON A THREE-CORE CELL FOR HIGH-SPEED MEMORIES. J. RAFFEL, S. BRADSPIES
BIMAG CIRCUITS FOR DIGITAL DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEMS. WILLIAM MIEHLE, JOHN PAIVINEN, JOSEPH WYLEN
TECHNIQUES • S. S. GUTERMAN, W. M. CAREY JR
A ONE TURN MAGNETIC READING AND RECORDING HEAD FOR COMPUTER USE • D. F. BROWER
THE TYPOTRON, A NOVEL CHARACTER DISPLAY STORAGE TUBE • H. M. SMITH
THE ELECTROGRAPHIC RECORDING TECHNIQUE. H. EPSTEIN, F. INNES
SURFACE-BARRIER TRANSISTOR SWITCHING CIRCUITS' RALPH H. BETER, WILLIAM E. BRADLEY, RALPH B. BROWN
SEMI-CONOUCTOR DIODE AMPLIFIER CONSIDERATIONS' HENRY W. KAUFMANN
AN ELECTRONIC CIRCUIT FOR THE GENERATION OF FUNCTIONS OF SEVERAL VARIABLES • HANS F. MEISS INGER
ANALOGUE MULTIPLYING CIRCUITS USING SWITCHING TRANSISTORS' K. CHEN, R. O. DECKER
LOGIC DESIGN OF THE RCA BIZMAC COMPUTER. A. D. BEARO, L. S. BENSKY, D. L. NETTLETON, G. E. POORTE
INPUT AND OUTPUT OEVICES OF THE RCA BIZMAC SYSTEM • J. A. BRUSTMAN, K. L. CHIEN, D. FLECHTNER
BURROUGHS G-101 HIGH SPEED PRINTER. E. M. DIGIULIO
A MAGNETIC-DRUM SORTING SYSTEM' B. COX, J. GOLDBERG
A MAGNETIC DRUM EXTENSION TO THE GAMMA 3 COMPUTER. P. L. DREYFUS, H. G. FEISSEL, B. M. LECLERC
AN RCA HIGH-PERFORMANCE TAPE TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT. S. BAYBICK, R. E. MONTIJO
A MAGNETIC PULSE-CURRENT REGULAlOR • J. D. LAWRENCE JR, T. H. BONN
DIODELESS MAGNETIC CORE LOGICAL CIRCUITS' L. A. RUSSELL
CIRCUIT DESIGN EMPLOYING A DIGITAL COMPUTER TO ATTAIN LONGEST MEAN TIME TO FAILURE • J. ALMAN, P. PHIPPS,
D. WILSON
CONSIDERATIONS IN THE DESIGN OF CHARACTER RECOGNITION DEVICES. E. C. GREANIAS, Y. M. HILL
DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN CONTINUOUS CONTROL SYSTEMS' E. L. BRAUN
COMPUTERS IN THE PROCESS INDUSTRY • W. F. GUNNING
ASPECTS OF REAL-TIME SIMULATION' W. F. BAUER
DIGITAL INFORMATION PROCESSING FOR MACHINE-TOOL CONTROL' A. K. SUSSKIND
COMPUTATION WITH PULSE ANALOGS' N. RUBENFELD
A CYCLIC DIGITAL-TO-ANALOG DECODER • G. H. MYERS
AN AUTOMATIC ANALOG COMPUTER METHOD FOR SOLVING POLYNOMIALS AND FINDING ROOT LOCI' L. LEVINE,
H. F. MEISSINGER
MAGNETICALLY CONTROLLED COUNTERS' E. A. SANDS
SYSTEMATIC TRACING OF DISCREPANCIES IN ANALOG COMPUTERS' E. GROSSWALD, M. PLOTKIN
A PREVE~TIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM FOR LARGE GENERAL PURPOSE ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS' R. P. SYKES
THE TRICE, A HIGH SPEED INCREMENTAL COMPUTER' J. M. MITCHELL, S. RUHMAN
DIGITAL MOON-RADAR ANTENNA PROGRAMMER WITH ANALOG RATE SIGNAL INTEGRATOR' D. GUZMANN
A BALANCEO PRECISION REFERENCE REGULATOR FOR COMPUTER APPLICATION' D. A. NODEN
A SOLID STATE ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERSION DEVICE' M. PALEVSKY
IMAGINARY AXIS TRANSLATION OF TRANSFER FUNCTIONS' J. L. RYERSON
A HIGH SPEED N-POLE, N-POSITION MAGNETIC CORE MATRIX SWITCH' A. L. LANE, A. TURCZYN
MOLECULAR STORAGE AND READ-OUT WITH MICROWAVES. C. H. BECKER, R. L. PIERCE, J. R. MARTIN
CALCULATION OF FLUX PATTERNS IN FERRITE MULTIPATH STRUCTURES. S. A. ABBAS, O. L. CRITCHLOW
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

BI BLI OGRAPHY
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584
584
584
584
584
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279
292
296
305
318
327
218

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NCR
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594
594
594
594
594

223
231
242
252
259

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NCR
NCR
NCR

594
594
594
594

267
275
190
204

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602 11
602 41
602 47
602 55
602 66
602 71
602 78
602 88
602 96
602 109
602 114
602 124
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612 b1
612 69
b12 74
612 81
612 89

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BIBLIOGRAPHY
SYMPOSI.OM ON MANAGERIAL ASPECTS OF DIGITAL COMPUTER INSTALLATIONS IU. S. NAVY MATHEMATICAL COMPUTING
ADVISORY PANEL.)
WASHINGTON, D.C., MARCH 30, 1953. OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH, 1953.
QA16.U516
LC CARD NO. 54-61569 REV

OMR 53

OMR 53
ONR 53
ONR 53
O:~R 53
ONR 53
ONR 53

1
5
10
14
23
30

SYMPOSIUM ON AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING FOR OIGITAL COMPUTERS IU. S. NAVY MATHEMATICAL COMPUTING ADVISORY PANEL.)
WASHINGTON, D.C., MAY 13-14, 1954. OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH, 1954.
QA15.U12 1954
LC CARD NO. 56-60189 REV
OTS PB 111601 S11.50
AD 48481

OIlR 54

ONR
ONR
ONR
ONR
ONR
ONR
ONR

54
54
54
54
54
54
54

1
6
15
22
30
34
40

ONR
ONR
OMR
ONR
OMR
ONR
ONR

54
54
54
54
54
54
54

69
14
84
99
106
114
111

ONR 54

150

ONR
ONR
ONR
ONR
OI'lR

56
56
56
56
56

1
3
1
15
29

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ONR
ONR
ONR
ONR
ONR
ONR
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56
56
56
56
56
56
56
56

35
39
45
49
51
61

THE INTERLUDE 1954 TO 1956 • GRACE M. HOPPER
AUTOMATIC CODING PRINCIPLES. JOSEPH H. WEGSTEIN
DEVELOPMENT OF COMMON LANGUAGE AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS. CHARLES E. THOMPSON
PRODUCTION OF LARGE COMPUTER PROGRAMS. H. D. BENNINGTON
SHARE, A STUDY IN THE REDUCTION OF REDUNDANT PROGRAMMING EFFORT THROUGH THE PROMOTION OF
INTER-INSTALLATION COMMUNICATION. FLETCHER JONES
ADVANCED PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES WITH SMALLER COMPUTERS. JOHN W. CARR III, B. ARDEN
COMPUTING AT LOS ALAMOS, GROUP T-1 • MAX GOLDSTEIN
CODING FOR THE MANIAC • MARK WELLS
PROPOSED ADVANCED CODING SYSTEM FOR UNIVAC-LARC • FRANCES E. HOLBERTON
RCA APPROACH TO AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING FOR COMMERCIAL PROBLEMS. JOHN H. WAITE JR
THE PACT COMPILER FOR THE 701 • R. G. SELFRIDGE
AUTOMATIC DIGITAL ENCODING SYSTEM II • E. K. BLUM
ON A PROPERTY OF NATURAL LANGUAGE AND ITS USE FOR THE DESIGN OF IMPROVED MACHINE LANGUAGE IASSOCIATIVE
MACHINE LANGUAGES) • ROBERT SERRELL

11
11

DATA PROCESSING SEMINAR ON STATUS OF DIGITAL COMPUTER AND DATA PROCESSING DEVELOPMENTS
IN THE SOVIET UNION,
WASHINGTON, D.C., NOVEMBER 12, 1958. OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH, 1959.
QA14.D3 1958
LC CARD NO. 59-64175
OTS PB 151634 S12.50
AO-2201B4
ONR SYMPOSIUM REPORT ACR-31

ONR 58

58
58
58
58

8
53
116
128

ONR 60

1
6
14

ONR 60
ONR 60

39
56

ONR 60

ONR 60
ONR 60
ONR 60

104
109
113

ONR 60

121

ONR 60

130

ONR 60

153

ONR
ONR
ONR
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160
162
167
186
198
213
230
239
249
262
289

REPORT
REPORT
REPORT
REPORT

8Y
BY
BY
BY

JOHN W. CARR III
A. J. PERLIS
JAMES E. ROBERTSON
NORM.AN R. SCOTT

SYMPOSIUM ON SUPERCONDUCTIVE TECHNIQUES FOR COMPUTING SYSTEMS
WASHINGTON, D.C., MAY 11-19, 1960. OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH, 1960.
LC CARD NO. 60-64529
OTS PB 161763 S4.50
AO-246916
TK7B95.CIS9 1960

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ONR 60
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60
60
60
60
60
60
60
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AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING, DEFINITIONS • GRACE MURRAY HOPPER
ANALYTICAL DIFFERENTIATION BY A DIGITAL COMPUTER. HARRY G. KAHRIMANIAN
COMPILER METHOD OF AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING • NORA B. MOSER
EDITING GENERATORS • JOHN WAITE
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY COMPILER SYSTEM •. ROY GOLDFINGER
APPLICATION OF AUTOMATIC CODING TO LOGICAL PROCESSES • FRANCES E. HOLBERTON
THE M.I.T. SYSTEMS OF AUTOMATIC COOING, COMPREHENSIVE, SUMMER SESSION, AND ALGEBRAIC. CHARLES W. ADAMS,
J. H. LANING JR
INTERPRETIVE ROUTINES IN THE ILLIAC LIBRARY • DAVID E. MULLER
PLANNING UNIVERSAL SEMI-AUtOMATIC CODING • SAUL GORN
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING AND ITS DEVELOPMENT ON THE MIOAC • J. H. BROWN, JOHN W. CARR III
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING ON THE 8URROUGHS LABORATORY COMPUTER • HUBERT M. LIVINGSTON
IBM 101 SPEEDCODING AND OTHER AUTOMATIC-PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS • JOHN W. BACKUS, HARLAN HERRICK
THE LMO EDIT COMPILER • MERRITT ELMORE
PROGRAMMING FOR THE IBM 701 ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING MACHINE WITH REPETITIVELY USED FUNCTIONS •
ALLEN KELLER, RICHARD A. BUTTERWORTH
BIBLIOGRAPHY

SYMPOSIUM ON ADVANCED PROGRAMMING METHODS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS IU. S. NAVY MATHEMATICAL COMPUTING
ADVISORY PANEL.)
WASHINGTON, D.C., JUNE 28-29, 1956. OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH, 1956.
QA76.5.U5 1956
LC CARD NO. 57-60651
OTS PB 121610 S8.10
AD 135280
ONR SYMPOSIUM REPORT ACR-15

ONR 56

ONR
ONR
ONR
ONR

OPERATION OF THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS COMPUTATION LABORATORY ISEAC) • JOHN TODD
THE SEAC INSTALLATION, ENGINEERING CONSIDERATIONS • S. N. ALEXANOER
OPERATION OF IBM TECHNICAL COMPUTING BUREAU • GEORGE W. PETRIE
OPERATION OF THE BALLISTIC RESEARCH LABORATORIES DIGITAL COMPUTER INSTALLATIOI'f • WERNER W. LEUTERT
OPERATION OF THE NAVAL PROVING GROUND COMPUTER INSTALLATION • RALPH A. NIEMANN
CENSUS EXPERIENCE OPERATING A U~IVAC SYSTEM •. JAMES L. MCPHERSON

DNR SYMPOSIUM REPORT ACR-50

OUTLINE OF RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN SUPERCONDUCTIVITY • BERNARD SERIN
THE USE OF SUPERCOMDUCTIVE DEVICES IN RESEARCH AT LOW TEMPERATURES • I. M. TEMPLETON
PHYSICS AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CROSSED FILM CRYOTRON, A REVIEW. V. L. NEWHOUSE, J. W. BREMER,
H. H. EDWAROS
CLOSED CYCLE HELIUM REFRIGERATION. HOWARD O. MC"AHDN, WILLIAM E. GIFFORO
AN APPROACH TO THE EKPERIMENTAL STUDY OF PERSISTENT-CURRENT DEVICES • C. R. VAIL, M. S. P. L~CAS,
H. A. OWEN, W. C. STEWART
THERMAL AND ELECTRODYNAMIC ASPECTS OF THE SUPERCONDUCTIVE TRANSITION PROCESS. W. H. CHERRY,
J. I. GITTLEMAN
SOME BRITISH RESEARCH IN SUPERCONDUCTIVE SWITCHING DEVICES. D. H. PARKINSON
BRITISH RESEARCH ON SUPERCONDUCTIVE SWITCHING DEVICES • P. R. STUART
A NEW TYPE OF BISTABLE ELEMENT INVOLVING THERMAL PROPAGATION OF A NORMAL REGION IN A THIN SUPERCONDUCTING
FILM. R. F. BROOM, E. H. RHODERICK
INITIAL STUDIES OF THE PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES OF VANADIU" THIN FILMS. J. D. BLADES, J. GERBER,
C. T. THOMPSON
CURRENT INDUCED SWITCHING OF SUPERCONDUCTIVE THIN FILMS. F. W. SCHMIDLIN, ARTHUR J. LEARN,
E. C. CRITTENDEN JR, J. N. COOPER
HIGH-FREQUENCY BEHAVIOR OF VERY THIN SUPERCONDUCTING FILMS AND CHANGES IN CRITICAL TEMPERATURE PRODUCED BY
ELECTROSTATIC CHARGING. R. E. GLOVER III
RESEARCH ON SUPERCONDUCTIVE DEVICES IN SWEDEN. R. E. JACOBSSON
SUPERCONDUCTING FILMS LESS THAN 100 ANGSTROM UNITS THICK. DAVID ABRAHAM
CONTINUOUS SHEET SUPERCONDUCTIVE MEMORY • L. L. BURNS, G. W. LECK, G. A. ALPHONSE, R. W. KATZ
FORMATION OF THIN POLYMER FILMS BY ELECTRON BOMBARDMENT. R. W. CHRISTY
CHARACTERISTICS OF FILM CRYOTRONS • M. L. COHEN, J. L. MILES
THIN FILM CRYOTRON CATALOG MEMORY • A. E. SLADE, C. R. SMALLMAN
ANALYSIS OF A CROSSED FILM CRYOTRON SHIFT REGISTER. H. H. EDWARDS, V. L. NEWHOUSE, J. W. BREMER
THIN FILM CRYOTRON TIME CONSTANTS. W. B. ITTNER III
CHARACTERISTICS OF BULK AND THIN FILM SUPERCONDUCTING ALLOYS. A. M. TOXEN
EFFECT OF RESIDUAL GASES ON SUPERCONDUCTING FILM CHARACTERISTICS. HOLLIS L. CASWELL
EFFECT OF DEFECTS ON' THE SUPERCONDUCTING PROPERTIES OF TANTALUM. D. P. SERAPHIM
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

BIBLIOGRAPHY
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OPTICAL PROCESSING OF INFORMATION (SYMPOSIUM ON ••• )
WASHINGTON, D.C., OCTOBER 23-24, 1962. BALTIMORE, SPARTAN BOOKS. 1963.
TK7895.06S9 1962
LC CARD NO. 63-17B~3

OPI 62
OPI 62
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13
20
31

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62
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62
62
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115

OPI 62
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168
187

OPI 62
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199
216
233
246
255

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145

PLANNING A COMPUTER SYSTEM. PROJECT STRETCH (INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION)
NEW YORK, MCGRAW-HILL, 1962.
QA76.B.1215
LC CARD NO. 61-10~66

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92
122
133
150
179
192
202
228
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE ELECTRONIC COMPUTER SYMPOSIUM
LOS ANGELES, APRIL 30 - MAY 2, 1952.
LOS ANGELES. IRE PROFESSIONAL GROUP ON ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS, 1952.

4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13

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16
17
18
19
21

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PIRE530
PIRE530
PIRE530
PIRE530
PIRE530
PIRE530
PIRE530
PIRE530
63

KEYNOTE. ENGINEERING TOMORROW'S COMPUTERS. H. D. HUSKEY
DESIGN FEATURES OF A MAGNETIC DRUM MEMORY FOR THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS WESTERN AUTOMATIC COMPUTER
(SWAC) • R. THoRENSEN
PROBLEMS INVOLVED IN MAGNETIC TAPE RECORDING. NORMAN E. GIBBS
SURVEY OF TAPE DRIVE SYSTEMS. H. H. SARKISSIAN
AN ELECTRO-MECHANICAL MULTIPLIER FOR ANALOG COMPUTER APPLICATION. S. E. DORSEY
THE THERMAL ANALYZER. A SPECIAL PURPOSE ANALOG COMPUTER. W. L. MARTIN. R. BROMBERG
PANEL DISCUSSION, UTILIZATION OF GERMANIUM DIOOES
PANEL DISCUSSION, DESIGNING FOR MAXIMUM RELIABILITY
AN APPROACH TO THE USE OF THE IBM CARD-PROGRAMMED ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR IN THE SOLUTION OF ENGINEERING
PROBLEMS • MURRAY L. LESSER
SOME GENERAL PRECEPTS FOR PROGRAMMERS • E. C. YOWELL
PROGRAMMING FOR ON-LINE COMPUTATIONS. H. LUXENBERG
THE HUMAN CoMPUTER'S OREAMS OF THE FUTURE. IDA RHODES
AUTOMATIC PROGRAM Co~TROL UTILIZING A VARIABLE REFERENCE FOR ADDRESSING. A. S. ZUKIN
PROGRAMMING FOR FINDING CHARACTERISTIC VALUES OF MATHI~US EQUATION ANO THE SPHEROIDAL WAVE [QUATloN •
GERTRUDE BLANCH
THE BENSON-LEHNER PHoToFoRMER • D. L. PITMAN
AN ACCU~ATE DIGITAL-ANALOG FUNCTION GENERATOR. W. A. FARRAND
SOME TECHNIQUES OF ANALoG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERSION. HARRY BURKE JR
THE TELEPLoTTER, A DIGITAL PLOTTING DEVICE. DONALO F. BELLOFF
THE LOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF THE NEW IBM SCIENTIFIC CALCULATOR. M. M. ASTRAHAN. N. ROCHESTER
COMPUTER INOUSTRY DIRECTORY

1
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PROJECT STRETCH • W. BUCHHOLZ
ARCHITECTURAL PHILOSOPHY. F. P. BROOKS JR
SYSTEM SUMMARY OF IBM 1030 • W. BUCHHOLZ
NATURAL OATA UNITS • G. A. BLAAUW. F. P. BROOKS JR, W. BUCHHOLZ
CHOOSING A NUMBER BASE • W. BUCHHOLZ
CHARACTER SET • R. W. BEMER, W. BUCHHOLZ
VARIABLE-FIELD-LENGTH OPERATION. G. A. BLAAUW. F. P. BROOKS JR. W. BUCHHOLZ
FLOATING-POINT OPERATION. S. G. CAMPBELL
INSTRUCTION FORMATS. W. 8UCHHOLZ
INSTRUCTION SEQUENCING. F. P. BROOKS JR
INDEXING • G. A. BLAAUW.
INPUT-OUTPUT CONTROL • W. BUCHHOLZ
MULTIPROGRAMMING. E. F. CoDO, E. S. LOWRY, E. MCDONOUGH, C. A. SCALZI
THE CENTRAL PRDCESSI~G U~IT • E. BLOCH
THE LOOK-AHEAD UNIT • R. S. 8ALLANCE, J. COCKE, H. G. KOLSKY
THE EXCHANGE • W. BUCHHOLZ
A NONARITHMETICAL SYSTEM EXTENSION. S. G. CAMPBELL. P. S. HERWITZ, J. H. POMERENE

1
5
17
33

PECS52

PARALLEL ORGANIZED OPTICAL COMPUTERS. HERBERT M. TEAGER
OPTICAL FILTERING BY DOUBLE DIFFRACTION. ANDRE MARECHAL
ELEMENTARY DERIVATION OF WAVE SHAPE AND COHERENCE PROPERTIES OF NATURAL LIGHT USING THE TOOLS OF
COMMUNICATION THEORY. STANFORD GOLDMAN
STORAGE AND LOGIC IN AN OPTICAL DIGITAL COMPUTER. LEWIS C. CLAPP
SOME PROPERTIES OF FIBER OPTICS AND LASERS, PART A • ELIAS SNITZER
SOME PROPERTIES OF FIBER OPTICS AND LASERS. PART B • CHARLES J. KOESTER
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL FROM PHASE-MODULATING MEDIA. H. M. A. EL-SUM
THE PROBLEM OF LIGHT-BEAM DEFLECTION AT HIGH FREQUENCIES. UWE J. SCHMIDT
THEORY AND APPLICATIONS OF SINGLE-SIDEBAND SUPPRESSED-CARRIER OPTICAL MODULATION. V. J. FOWLER,
C. F. BUHRER, L. R. BLOOM. D. BAIRD. E. M. CONWELL
LIGHT-INDUCED PROCESSES IN CUPROUS OXIDE • NICOLAOS A. ECONOMOU
VISUAL INFORMATION PROCESSING IN THE BEETLE LIXUS • JAMES C. BLISS
LINEAR DISCRIMINATION OPTICAL-ELECTRONIC IMPLEMENTATION TECHNIQUES. T. R. BABCOCK, R. C. FRIEND,
P. HEGGS
COMPONENT EVALUATION FOR AN OPTICAL DATA PROCESSOR. ROBERT J. POTTER
VIBRATING OPTIC FIBE~S, A NEW CONCEPT FOR AUDIO-FREQUENCY INFORMAtiON PROCESSING AND PATTERN RECOGNITION·
ROBERT o. HAWKINS
BROAOBA~O DEMODULATORS FOR MICROWAVE-MODULATED LIGHT • B. J. MCMURTRY, A. E. SIEGMAN
CONSIDERATIONS IN OPTOELECTRONIC LOGIC AND MEMORY ARRAYS. T. E. BRAY
A NATURAL IMAGE COMPUTER • J. K. HAWKINS. C. J. MUNSEY
A HIGH-SPEED, LARGE-CAPACITY FIXED STORE FOR A DIGITAL COMPUTER. G. R. HOFFMAN. O. C. JEFFREYS
FEASIBILITY OF NEURISToR LASER COMPUTERS. WALTER F. KOSONOCKY

61
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USE OF SUPERCONoUCTI~G TRANSMISSION LINE FOR MEASURING PENETRATION DEPTHS. D. R. YOUNG, J. C. SWIHART,
S. TANSAL, N. H. MEYERS
EDGE EFFECTS IN SUPERCoNDUCTING FILMS • RALPH B. DELANO JR
AN ANALOG SOLUTION FOR THE STATIC LONDON EQUATIONS OF SUPERCONDUCTIVITY. NORMAN H. MEYERS
A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR SIMULATING CRYDTRON CIRCUITS. M. K. HAYNES
PROPERTIES OF THIN FILM CRYDTRONS • ANDREW E. BRENNEMANN
OPERATION AND ANALYSIS OF PLANAR CRyoTRDNS AND SIMPLE CRYOTRON CIRCUITS. G. B. ROSENBERGER
CRYOTRON STORAGE. ARITHMETIC AND LOGICAL CIRCUITS. M. K. HAYNES

PROCEEDINGS OF THE IINSTITUTE OF RADIO ENGINEERS.)
COMPUTER ISSUES OCTOBER 1953. JANUARY 1961. AND COMPUTER SECTION OF THE ANNIVERSARY ISSUE MAY 1962.
TK5700.16
LC CARD NO. 29-10857.
1223
1230
1234
1242
1245
1250
1254
1262
1275

COMPUTI~G BIT BY BIT OR DIGITAL COMPUTERS MADE EASY. ARTHUR L. SAMUEL
CAN MACHINES THINK • M. V. WILKES
CoMPUTE~S AND AUTOMATA. CLAUDE E. SHANNON
ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS AND TELEPHONE SWITCHING. W. D. LEWIS
FUNDAME~TALS OF DIGITAL COMPUTER PROGRAMMING. WALKER H. THOMAS
INFLUENCE OF PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES ON THE DESIGN OF COMPUTERS. GRACE M. HOPPER, JOHN W. MAUCHLY
ANALOGUE VS. DIGITAL COMPUTERS, A COMPARISON. MORRIS RUBINoFF
THE SYSTEM DESIGN OF THE IBM TYPE 701 COMPUTER. WERNER BUCHHOLZ
E~GINEERING DESCRIPTION OF THE IBM TYPE 701 COMPUTER. CLARENCE E. FRIZZELL

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

81 BLIOGRAPHY
PIRE530 1287 THE ARITHMETIC ELEMENT OF THE IBM TYPE 701 COMPUTER. HAROLD D. ROSS JR
PIRE,30 1294 THE SWAC. DESIGN FEATURES AND OPERATING EXPERIENCE. H. D. HUSKEY. R. THORENSEN. B. F. AMBROSIO.
E. C. YOWELL
PIRE530 1300 SEAC • SIDNEY GREENWALD. R. C. HAUETER. S. N. ALEXANDER
PIRE530 1313 ELECTRO~IC CIRCUITS DF THE NAREC COMPUTER. PAUL C. SHERERTZ
PIREBO 1320 OIAGNOSTIC PROGRAMS FOR THE ILL lAC • OAVID J. WHEELER. JAMES E. R08ERTSON
PIRE530 1325 THE LOGISTICS COMPUTER. R. S. ERICKSON
PIRE530 1332 THE REMINGTON RAND TYPE 409-Z ELECTRONIC COMPUTER • LORING P. CROSMAN
PIRE530 1341 AI'I AUTOMATIC TELEPHONE SYSTEM EMPLOYING MAGNETiC DRUM MEMORY. W. A. MALTHANER. H. E. VAUGHAN
PIRE530 1348 MACHINE AID FOR SWITCHING CIRCUIT DESIGN. CLAUDE E. SHANNON. EDWARD F. MOORE
PIRE530 1352 THE DESIGN OF THE BE,'fDIX DIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER. MAX PALEVSKY
PIRE530 1357 THEORY OF LOGICAL NETS • ARTHUR W. BURKS. JESSE B. WRIGHT
PIRE530 131.1. ELEMENTS OF BOOLEAN ALGEBRA FOR THE STUDY OF INFORMATION-HANOLING SYSTEMS. ROBERT SERRELL
PIRE530 1380 DYNAMIC CIRCUIT TECH,.IQUES USED IN SEAC AND DYSEAC • ROBERT D. ELBOURN. RICHARD P. WITT
PIRE530 1388 THE DESIGN OF LOGICAL OR-A NO-OR PYRAMIDS FOR DIGITAL.COMPUTERS • S. E. GLUCK. H. J. GRAY JR.
C. T. LEONDES. M. RUBINOFF
PIRE530 1393 A SURVEY OF DIGITAL COMPUTER MEMORY SYSTEMS. J. P.ECKERT JR
P IREBO 1407 A MYRIABIT MAGNETIC-CORE MATRIX MEMORY • JAN A. RAJCHMAN
PIRE530 1421 PHOTOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES FOR INFORMATION STORAGE. GILBERT W. KING. GEORGE W. BROWN. LOUIS N. RIDENOUR
PIRE530 1429 THE LOGICAL PRINCIPLES OF A NEW KIND OF BINARY COUNTER. WILLIS H. WARE
P IRE 530 1438 COMBINED READING AND WRITING ON A MAGNETIC DRUM. J. H. MCGUIGAN
PIRE~30 1444 A TRANSISTOR PULSE AMPLIFER USING EXTERNAL REGENERATION. J. H. VOGELSONG
PIRE530 1450 CODED DECIMAL NUMBER SYSTEMS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS. GARLAND S. WHITE
PIRE530 1453 AN ELECTROMAGNETIC CLUTCH FOR HIGH ACCELERATIONS. S. M. OSTER. L. D. WILSON
PIRE530 1455 A SURVEY OF ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERTERS • HARRY E. BU~KE JR
PIRE530 141.2 AN ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERTER FOR SERIAL COMPUTING MACHINES. H. J. GRAY JR. P. V. LEVONIAN. M. RUBINOfF
PIRE530 141.5 EFFECTIVENESS Of TWO-STEP SMOOTHING IN DIGITAL CONTROL COMPUTERS • ROBERT E. SPERO
PIRE530 1470 AN AM-FM ELECTRONIC ANALOG MULTIPLIER. WILLIAM A. MCCOOL
PIRE530 1477 THE MAGNETIC AMPLIFIER AS AN ANALOG COMPUTER COMPONENT • LEONARD J. CRAIG
PIRE530 1483 AN INPUT-OUTPUT UNIT FOR ANALOG COMPUTERS. P. R. VANCE. D. L. HAAS
PIRE530 1487 APPLICATION OF ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS TO ENGINEERING PROBLEMS. C. A. MENELEY. C. D. MORRILL
PIRE530 1497 THE SOLUTION OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS BY DIFFERENCE METHODS USING THE ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL
ANALYZER. ROBERT M. HOWE. VINCENT S. HANEMAN JR
PIRE530 1509 ANALOG COMPUTING APPLIED TO NOISE STUDIES. R. R. BENNETT
PIRE530 1514 ECONOMIC ANALOGS • OTTO J. M. SMITH
PIREbll
8 STEPS TOWARD ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE. MARVIN MINSKY
P IREbll 31 SELF-ORGANIZING SYSTEMS. A REVIEW AND COMMENTARY. J. K. HAWKINS
PIREbll 49 THE SIMULATION OF NEURAL ELEMENTS BY ELECTRICAL NETWORKS BASED ON MULTI-APERTURE MAGNETIC CORES •
A. E. BRAIN
PIREblI 53 DEVELOPMENTS IN THE LOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF COMPUTER ARITHMETIC AND CONTROL UNITS. F. S. BECKMAN.
F. P. BROOKS JR. W. J. LAWLE~S JR
P IREbll b7 HIGH-SPEED ARITHMETIC IN BINARY COMPUTERS. O. L. MACSORLEY
P IREblI 91 STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF CERTAIN BINARY DIVISION ALGORITHMS. C. V. FREIMAN
P IRE61I 104 COMPUTER MEMORIES. A SURVEY OF THE STATE-OF-THE-ART • JAN A. RAJCHMAN
P IREblI 128 A COMPUTER SUBSYSTEM USING KILOMEGACYClE SUBHARMONIC OSCILLATORS. I. ABEYTA. F. BORGINI. o. R. CROSBY
P IREbll 13b A SURVEY OF TUNNEL-DIODE DIGITAL TECHNIQUES. R. C. SIMS. E. R. BECK JR, V. C. KAMM
PIREbll 141. CALCULATED WAVEFORMS FOR TUNNEL DIODE LOCKED PAIR • H. R. KAUPP. D. R. CROSBY
PIREbll 155 MAGNETIC FILM MEMORY DESIGN. J. 1. RAFFEL. T. S. CROWTHER. A. H. ANDERSON. T. O. HERNDON
P IREblI 11.4 THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE FLEXIBLE-DISK MAGNETIC RECORDER. R. T. PEARSON
P IREbll 175 PATTERN RECOGNITION USING AUTOCORRELATION. L. P. HORWITZ. G. L. SHELTON JR
PIREblI 185 COMPUTER GENERATED DISPLAYS. R. T. LOEWE. R. L. SISSON. P. HOROWITZ
PIREblI 191. DIGITAL DATA COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUES. J. M. WIER
PIREbll 210 ARBITRA~Y BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS OF N VARIABLES REALIZABLE IN TERMS OF THRESHOLD DEVICES. OSCAR B. STRAM
PIREalI 221 FLOW TA8LE LOGIC • P. R. LOW. G. A. MALEY
PIREbll 228 CYCLIC CODES FOR ERRaR DETECTION. W. W. PETERSON. D. T. BROWN
PIREbll 236 STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF LOGIC CIRCUIT PERFORMANCE IN DIGITAL SYSTEMS. E. NUSSBAUM. E. A. IRLAND.
C. E. YOUNG
PIREblI 245 TRANSIENT ANALYSIS OF CRYOTRON NETWORKS BY COMPUTER SIMULATION. MUNRO K. HAYNES
PIREblI 258 HIGH-DE~SITY MAGNETIC RECORDING TECHNIQUES • A. S. HOAGLAND, G. C. BACON
PIRE611 21.8 A NEW ACTIVE-PASSIVE NETWORK SIMULATOR FOR TRANSIENT FIELD PROBLEMS. WALTER J. KARPLUS
PIRE611 271. ALGEBRAIC FUNCTION CALCULATIONS USING POTENTIAL ANALOG PAIRS. MERLE L. MORGAN
P IIl.EblI 283 THE EVOLUTION OF PRO~RAMMING SYSTEMS. WILLIAM ORCHARD-HAYS
PIRE611 296 ADVANCED COMPUTER APPLICATIONS • W. F. BAUER. D. L. GERLOUGH. J. W. GRANHOLM
P IRE611 305 COMPUTERS IN AUTOMATIC CONTROL SYSTEMS. JOHN G. TRUXAL
P IREblI 313 DIGITAL COMPUTER EQUIPMENT FOR AN ADVANCED BOMBING. NAVIGATION AND MISSILE GUIDANCE SUBSYSTEM FOR THE B-70
AIR VEHICLE. T. B. LEWIS
PI RE611 319 DIGITAL SIMULATION IN RESEARCH ON HUMAN COMMUNICATION • EDWARD E. DAVID JR
PIRE611 330 EUROPEAN ELECTRO~IC DATA PROCESSING. A REPORT ON THE INDUSTRY AND THE STATE-OF-THE-ART.
ISAAC L. AUERBACH
PI RE625 1039 THE EVOLUTION OF COMPUTING MACHINES AND SYSTEMS. R. SfRRELL. M. M. ASTRAHAN. G. W. PATTERSON. 1. B. PYNE
PIREbZ5 1059 THE EVOLUTION OF CONCEPTS AND LANGUAGES OF COMPUTING. R. D. EL80URN. W. H. WARE
P IRE625 1067 OEVELOPMENT IN HIGH-SPEED SWITCHING ELEMENTS. ARTHUR W. LO
PIREbZ5 1073 NEW CONCEPTS IN COMPUTING SYSTEM DESIGN. GENE M. AMDAHL
PIRE625 1077 THE IMPACT OF HYBRID ANALOG-DIGITAL TECHNIQUES ON THE ANALOG-COMPUTER ART. GRANINO A. KORN
PIRE625 1087 MASS STORAGE • A. S. HOAGLAND
I'IRE625 1093 EYES AND EARS FOR COMPUTERS • E. E. DAVID JR. o. G. SELFRIDGE
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PROGRAMMED LEARNING AND COMPUTER-BASED INSTRUCTION ICONFERENCE ON APPLICATION OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS TO
AUTOMATED INSTRUCTION)
WASHINGTON, D.C •• OCTOBER 10-12, 1961. NEW YORK. WILEY. 1962.
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THE CHALLENGE OF AUTOMATION IN EDUCATION. LAUNOR F. CARTER
CHARACTERISTICS OF SOME RECENT STUDIES OF INSTRUCTIONAL METHODS. HARRY F. SILBERMAN
OPTIMAL ALLOCATION OF ITEMS IN A SINGLE, TWO-CONCEPT AUTOMATED TEACHING MODEL. ROBERT E. DEAR,
KICHARD C. ATKINSON
NEW DIRECTIONS IN TEACHING-MACHINE RESEARCH. JAMES G. HOLLAND
INTRINSIC AND EXTRINSIC PROGRAMMING. NORMAN A. CROWDER
SOME RESEARCH PROBLEMS IN AUTOMATED INSTRUCTION. INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAMMING AND SUBJECT-MATTER STRUCTURE.
ROBERT GLASER
EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS REGARDING FORM OF RESPONSE. SIZE OF STEP. AND INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN AUTOMATED
PROGRAMS. LESLIE J. BRIGGS. ROBERT A. GOLDBECK. VINCENT N. CAMPBELL. DARYL G. NICHOLS
TEACHING SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS BY AUTOINSTRUCTION IN THE PRIMARY GRAOES. AN EXPERIMENTAL STRATEGY IN
CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT • EVAN R. KEISLAR, JOHN D. MCNEIL
RESEARCH IN PROGRAM~ED LEARNING • ARNOLD ROE
BEHAVIOR THEORY AND THE AUTOMATION OF INSTRUCTION. DONALD A. COOK
ADAPTIVE TEACHING MACHINES • JOHN SENDERS
SOME THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL PROBLEMS IN PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION. A. A. LUMSD4INE
POTENTIAL USES OF COMPUTERS AS TEACHING MACHINES • JOSEPH W. RIGNEY
ON CONVERSATIONAL INTERACTION. WILLIAM R. UTTAl
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

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PROCEEDINGS OF THE WESCON COMPUTER SESSIONS IWESTERN ELECTRONIC SHOW AND CoNVENTION.1
LOS ANGELES. AUGUST 25-27. 1954.
TK1B85.AIW4
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OPERATIONAL LOGGING AND RECORDING TECHNIQUES USED IN GOVERNMENT A.D.P. INSTALLATIONS AND PROVISIONAL
RESULTS SO FAR DBTAINED • J. H. H. MERRIMAN. C. W. MORTBY
MANAGEMFNT AND O~GANIZATloN PR08LEMS • C. P. H. MARKS
EXPERIE~CE WITH ORGANIZATIONAL PROBLEMS IN A BUSINESS COMPUTER INSTALLATION. H. E. C. NASH
CHECKING IN AUTOMATIC COMPUTATION. L. FOX. J. S. ROLLETT
PROGRAMMING STRATEGY FOR PROTECTION AGAINST COMPUTER A,'m OPERATOR ERRORS. P. M. HUNT
PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES FOR PROTECTION AGAINST OPERATOR-USER ERRORS. B. R. TOZER
SOME ENGINEERING FACTORS OF IMPORTANCE IN RELATION TO THE RELIABILITY OF GOVERNMENT A.D.P. SYSTEMS.
J. W. FREEBOOY. K. M. HERON
MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES ON A COMPUTER. R. P. GIBSON. E. H. LENAERTS
SYSTEMATIC DETAILED RECORDING OF CIRCUIT SAFETY MARGINS AS AN AID TD COMPUT~R MAINTENANCE.
J. W. A. RICHARDSON
COMPONENT RELIABILITY • G. W. A. DUMMER
THE RELATIVE IMPDRTA~CE OF RELIABILITY AND ACCURACY FOR DIFFERENT TYPES OF SYSTEM. E. P. G. WRIGHT.
A. Y. COOPER
EXPERIENCE IN THE USE OF MARGINAL-TESTING TECHNIQUES IN VALVE AND TRANSISTOR EQUIPMENT. J. P. BUNT
SOME FACTORS AFFECTING RELIABILITY. A. A. ROBINSON. R. E. HODGKINSON
STATISTICS AND CIRCUIT DESIGN. A. KRUITHOF
THE INFLUENCE OF CDMPUTER DESIGN ON RELIABILITY AND MAINTENANCE. P. H. U. MAGUIRE
COMPUTER METHOOS APPLIED TO THE DESIGN OF DIGITAL CIRCUITS FOR RELIABILITY. G. W. MONK. N. E. WISEMAN
DESIG~ FDR RELIABILITY IN COMPUTER PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENf • D. W. WILLIS
SOME TECHNIQUES USED IN IMPROVING THE RELIABILITY OF INPUT AND OUTPUT EQUIPMENT. C. C. JONES
FACTORS AFFECTING THE RELIABILITY OF PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT. F. W. PEARSON
SYMBOLIC LANGUAGES IN DATA PROCESSING ISYMPOSIUM ON ••• 1
ROME. MARCH 26-31. 191.2. NEW YORK. GORDON AND BREACH SCIENCE PUBLISHERS. 1962.
QA1b.S95 19b2
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A DEPENDENT VARIABLE ANALOG FUNCTION GENERATOR • C. J. SAVANT JR. R. C. HOWARD
AUTOMATIC ITERATION ON AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER. LOUIS B. WADEL
A LOGARITHMIC VOLTAGE QUANTIZER • E. M. GLASER. H. BLASBALG
A DIGITAL CONVERTER. JACK B. SPELLER
EFFICIENT LINKAGE OF GRAPHICAL DATA WITH DIGITAL COMPUTERS. E. D. LUCAS JR
TRANSISTOR FLIP-FLOPS FOR HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL COMPUTER APPLICATIONS. EDMUND U. COHLER
DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS OF PHOTOGRAPHIC DATA STORAGE • GERHARD L. HOLLANDER
PULSE RESPONSES OF FERRITE MEMORY CORES • JAMES ROBERT FREEMAN
COMPUTER-PROGRAMMED PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE FOR INTERNAL MEMORY SECTIONS OF THE ERA 1103 COMPUTER SYSTEM.
SEYMOUR R. CRAY
AN INPUT-OUTPUT SYSTEM FOR A OIGITAL CONTROL COMPUTER. L. P. RETZINGER JR
CHARACTERISTICS OF A LOGISTICS COMPUTER. EUGENE LEONARD
THE BENDIX G-15 GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER. HARRY D. HUSKEY. DAVID C. EVANS
THE RELIABILITY AND MAINTENANCE OF DIGITAL COMPUTER SYSTEMS
LONDON. JANUARY 20-21. 19bO. LONDON. THE INSTITUTION OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS. 1960.

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A COMPUTER-BASED LABORATDRY FOR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN EDUCATION. JOHN E. COULSON
PLATO II. A MULTIPLE-STUDENT. COMPUTER-CONTROLLED. AUTOMATIC TEACHING DEVICE. D. L. BITZER.
P. G. BRAUNFELO. W. W. LICHTENBERGER
PRELIMINARY EXPERIMENTS IN COMPUTER-AIDED TEACHING. J. C. R. LICKLIDER
COMPUTER TECHNIQUES IN INSTRUCTION. ROBERT L. CHAPMAN. JANETH T. CARPENTER
AUTOMATIC COMPUTERS AND TEACHING MACHINES. HARRY D. HUSKEY
SYSTEMS CONSIDERATIONS IN REAL-TIME COMPUTER USAGE. HERBERT M. TEAGER
INTERACTIONS BETWEEN FUTURE COMPUTER DEVELOPMENTS AND AUTOMATED TEACHING METHDDS • G. ESTRIN

75
83
113
121
153
173
201
219
229
231
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AN AXIOMATIC APPROACH TO PREFIX LANGUAGES. S. GORN
A TRANSLATION TECHNIQUE FOR LANGUAGES WHOSE SYNTAX IS EXPRESSIBLE IN EXTENDED BACKUS NORMAL FORM.
P. INGERMAN
A GENERAL PROCESSOR FOR CERTAIN FORMAL LANGUAGES • M. PAUL
FORMAL STRUCTURE OF ALGOL AND SIMPLIFICATION OF ITS DESCRIPTION. K. CULIK
PROGRAMMING AND THEORIES OF CLASSIFICATION IFRENCHI • J. RIGUET
COMIT. A LANGUAGE FDR SYMBOL MANIPULATION. C. BOSCHE
AN INTRDDUCTION TO THE KLS PROCESSING SYSTEM. J. WEIZENBAUM
A GROWING TREE FOR DESCRIPTOR LANGUAGE TRANSLATION. W. I. LANDAUER. N. S. PRYWES
ON THE DECLARATIVE CONTROL OF THE DATA FLOW BY MEANS OF RECURSIVE FUNCTIONS. L. A. LOMBARDI
THE ALCOR PROJECT. K. SAMELSON. F. L. BAUER
MACHINE INDEPENDENCE IN COMPILING. H. D. HUSKEY
THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN ALGOL TRANSLATOR FOR A SMALL COMPUTER. W. L. VAN DER POEL
AN ATTEMPT TO UNIFY THE CONSTITUENT CONCEPTS OF SERIAL PROGRAM EXECUTION. E. W. DIJKSTRA
COMMENTS ON THE ALGOL SYSTEM FO~ THE SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZE COMPUTERS. T. KIYONO. M. NAGAO
SEQUENTIAL TRANSLATION OF A PRO~LEM-DRIENTED PRDGRAMMING LANGUAGE. G. PALERMD. M. PACELLI
THE CONSTRUCTION OF EFFICIENT COMPILERS FOR SMALL SLOW COMPUTERS. K. O. TOCHER
NON-DYNAMIC ASPECTS OF RECURSIVE PROGRAMMING. U. PICCIAFUOCO. M. PACELLI
ON STATIC AND DYNAMIC TREATMENT OF TYPES IN ALGOL TRANSLATORS. K. WOHLFAHRT
EFFICIE~T HANDLING OF SUBSCRIPTED VARIABLES IN ALGOL 60 COMPILERS. U. HILL. H. LANGMAACK. H. R. SCHWARZ.
G. SEEGMULLER
A METHOD OF EDITING A PROGRAM IN SYMBOLIC LANGUAGE IFRENCHI • T. A. DOLOTTA
EFFICIE~T COMPILATOR OF PROGRAMS WRITTEN IN A MIXED PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE. S. P. LEVINE
THE BASIC PHILOSOPHY CONCEPTS. AND FEATURES DF ALGOL. P. NAUR
THE DESCRIPTION OF COMPUTING PROCESSES. SOME OBSERVATIONS ON AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING AND ALGOL 60 •
M. WOODGER
GENERALIZED ALGOL • A. VAN WIJNGAARDEN
A FAMILY OF SYMBOLIC INPUT LANGUAGES AND AN ALGOL COMPILER. S. MORIGUTI
PALGO. AN ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE AND ITS TRANSLATOR FOR DLIVETTI ELEA 6001 • M. PACELLI. O. GAVIOLI.
G. PALERMO. U. PICCIAFUOCo
THE ALGEBRAIC COMPILERS FOR BENDIX G-20 COMPUTING SYSTEM • G. SAVASTANO. B. FADINI
MAGE. A LANGUAGE DERIVED FROM ALGOL ADAPTED TO SMALL MACHINES IFRENCHI • L. BOSSET
JOVIAL. A GENERAL AL~ORITHMIC LANGUAGE. J. I. SCHWARTZ
GECOM. THE GENERAL COMPILER. C. KATZ
THE COLASL AUTOMATIC COOING LANGUAGE • K. G. BALKE. G. L. CARTER
COMPILER-INTERPRETER FOR USING IN NUMERICAL ORIENTED LANGUAGES TRANSLATION. A. MAZURKIEWICZ
THE ELEMENTS OF A CONVENIENT GENERAL LANGUAGE LEADING TO THE POPULARIZATION OF COMPUTERS IN BUSINESS
IFRENCHI • J. DE GUENIN
RAPIDWRITE. COBOL WITHOUT TEARS. E. HUMBY
SEAL. A LANGUAGE FOR BUSINESS DATA PROCESSING. R. J. ORO-SMITH. T. F. GOODWIN
A SYSTEM AND LANGUAGE FOR DATA PROCESSING. R. M. PAINE
AN AUTDCODE FOR TABLE MANIPULATION. J. C. GOWER
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

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LC CARD NO. 62-16555

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CHARACTER READER FOR BANK DATA PROCESSOR • R. H. HAGOPIAN
SELFCHEK, A NEW COMMON LANGUAGE. CLYDE C. HEASLY JR
THE DATAMATIC 1000 MODEL 1,.00 OUTPUT SYSTEM • IRMA WYMAN
HIGH SPEED COMPUTER OUTPUT DEVICES UTILIZING THE CHARACTRON SHAPED BEAM TUBE. HENRY M. TAYLOR
DATA TRANSLATORS • ERWIN TOMASH
THE IBM TYPE 610 AUTO-POINT COMPUTER. J. A. OOWO
THE RECOMP II DIGITAL COMPUTER. R. F. GEIGER
SELF-ORGANIZING SYSTEMS (INTERDISCIPLINARY CONFERENCE ON ••• )
CHICAGO, MAY 5-6, 1959. NEW YORK, PERGAMON PRESS, 1960.
LC CARD NO. 60-1257"
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REDUNDANCY, A MISLEADING MISNOMER • LOUIS FEIN
TRANSIENTS IN COMBINATION LOGIC CIRCUITS • E. J. MCCLUSKEY JR
THE RELIABILITY OF COHERENT SYSTEMS • JAMES D. ESARY, FRANK PROSCH AN
THE UTILITY OF ANASTOMOTIC NETS. W. S. MCCULLOCH
TOLERABLE ERRORS OF NEURONS FOR INFALLIBLE NETS • M. BLUM, N. M. ONESTO, L. A. M. VERBEEK
THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS ON RELIABILITY PROPERTIES OF RECURSIVE TRIANGULAR SWITCHING NETWORKS •
S. AMAREL, J. A. BRZOZOWSKI
THE RELIABILITY OF RECURSIVE TRIANGULAR SWITCHING NETWORKS BUILT OF RECTIFIER GATES. SAUL LEVY
COOES AND CODING CIRCUITRY FOR AUTOMATIC ERROR CORRECTION WITHIN DIGITAL SVSTEMS • WILLIAM H. KAUTZ
ON THE NATURE OF THE RELIABILITY OF AUTOMATA. A. A. MULLIN
QUADDED LOGIC • J. G. TRYON
ADAPTIVE VOTE-TAKERS IMPROVE THE USE OF REDUNDANCY. W. H. PIERCE
ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS METHODS FOR REDUNDANT LOGICAL DESIGN. ROBERT S. LEDLEY, JAMES B. WILSON
RESTORATIVE PROCESSES FOR REDUNDANT COMPUTING SYSTEMS • WILLIAM C. MANN
REDUNDANT DIGITAL SYSTEMS • JOHN C. KEMP
SYSTEM REDUNDANCY AND INFORMATION THEORY. WILLIS GORE
MEAN LIFE OF PARALLEL ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS, EXPONENTIAL DISTRIBUTION CASE. H. WALTER PRICE
THE RELIABILITY OF ITEMS IN SEQUENCE WITH SENSING AND SWITCHING. LEO A. AROIAN
THE DESIGN OF DIGITAL CIRCUITS TO ELIMINATE CATASTROPHIC FAILURES. JAMES H. GRIESMER, RAYMOND E. MILLER,
J. PAUL ROTH
STATISTICAL THEORY OF IMPROVING THE RELIABILITY OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS WITH REOUNDANCY • EDWARD J. FARRELL
A COMMENTARY ON REDUNDANCY • F. A. APPLEGATE
MINIMALLY REDUNDANT RELIABLE COMPUTING SYSTEMS DESIGN. SAMUEL WINOGRAO, JACK D. COWAN
REDUNDANCY IMPROVES COMPUTER RELIABILITY. WILLIAM G. BROWN, JOSEPH TIERNEY, REUBEN WASSERMAN
TWO APPROACHES TO INCORPORATING REDUNDANCY INTO LOGICAL DESIGN. LOUIS OEPIAN, N. T. GRISAMORE
BIBLIOGRAPHY ON REDUNDANCY TECHNIQUES • PAUL A. JENSEN
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SYMPOSIUM, SMALL AUTOMATIC COMPUTERS AND INPUT/OUTPUT EQUIPMENT, A REPORT FROM THE
MANUFACTURERS
LOS ANGELES, MAY 9, 1958.

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SOME AUTOMATIC OPERATIONS USING THE GRAMMAR OF SYNTOL IN AUTOMATIC OOCUMENTATION IFRENCH) • J. C. GAROI~,
F. LEVY
DOCUMENTARY LANGUAGES, A DESCRIPTIVE MODEL AND FUNDAMENTAL PROBLEMS IFRENCH) • FDUQUET, BERTIER, CERON,
P. DARNAUT, FELIX, R. LATTES, LE BOULANGER, B. ROY, G. SANDIER
INFORMATION PROCESSING USING BOOLEAN ALGEBRA (FRENCH) • P. CAMION
A PROGRAM FOR THE AUTOMATIC SOLUTION OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH TWO POINT BOUNDARY CONDITIONS
• A. G18BONS
GENERATING AN ANALOG COMPUTER WIRING DIAGRAM FROM THE DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION INPUT LANGUAGE. W. PETRY
FIRST ELEMENTS OF A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE FOR THE PROCESSING OF GRAPHS IEXAMPLES AND APPLICAflONS ON A
7090) (FRENCH) • R. TABORY
USE OF F.L.P.L. IN SOLVING A SORTING PROBLEM IFRENCH) • P. DARNAUT, G. SANDIER
ON THE IMPLEMENTATIO~ AND USAGE OF A LANGUAGE FOR CONTRACT BRIDGE BIDDING. A. L. BASTIAN, J. P. FOLEY,
S. R. PETRICK
NOTE ON SOME LEXICAL ANO PHILOSOPHICAL IMPLICATIONS OF A COMPUTER SYMBOLIC LANGUAGE • R. BUSA
FROM FLEC TO C.P.A.S. (FRENCH) • J. LEGRAS
PROBLEMS IN PROGRAM INTERCHANGEABILITY. J. ,H. GUNN
A LANGUAGE DESIGNED FOR COMMUNICATION BETWEEN COMPUTERS OF DIFFERENT TYPES • E. NUDING
COMMUNICATION BETWEEN INDEPENDENTLY TRANSLATED BLOCKS • P. WEGNER

SELF-ORGANIZING MODELS FOR LEARNED PERCEPTION • B. G. FARLEY
ON SELF-ORGANIZING SYSTEMS AND THEIR ENVIRONMENTS • H. VON FOERSTER
STATISTICAL MODELS FOR RECALL AND RECOGNITION OF STIMULUS PATTERNS 8Y HUMAN 08SERVERS • W. K. ESTES
PERCEPTUAL GENERALIZATION OVER TRANSFORMATION GROUPS. F. ROSEN8LATT
THE ORGANIZATION AND REORGANIZATION OF EMBRYONIC CELLS. R. AUER8ACH
FURTHER CONSIDERATION OF CYBERNETIC ASPECTS OF HOMEOSTASIS • S. GOLDMAN
FEEDBACK THROUGH THE ENVIRONMENT AS AN ANALOG OF BRAIN FUNCTIONING • G. H. BISHOP
A VARIETY OF INTELLIGENT LEARNING IN A GENERAL PR08LEM SOLVER. A. NEWELL, J. C. SHAW, H. A. SIMON
LEARNING IN NEURAL SYSTEMS • P. M. MILNER
BLINO VARIATION AND SELECTIVE SURVIVAL AS A GENERAL STKATEGY IN KNOWLEDGE-PROCESSES. O. T. CAMPBELL
THE NATURAL HISTORY OF NETWORKS • G. PASK
THE RELIA81LITY OF BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS • W. S. MCCULLOCH
COMPUTATION, BEHAVIOR, AND STRUCTURE IN FIXED AND GROWING AUTOMATA. A. W. BURKS
THE MECHANIZATION OF THOUGHT PROCESSES • A. M. UTTLEY
PRINCIPLES OF SELF-ORGANIZATION (UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS SYMPOSIUM ON SELF-ORGANIZATION)
CHICAGO, JUNE 8-9, 1961. NEW YORK, PERGAMON PRESS, 1962.
Q325.U55 1961
LC CARD NO. ~1-16895 REV

1
25
91
95
121
135
181
229
255
27.9
291
315
325
3,.7
369

SOME SELF-ORGANIZING PARAMETERS IN THREE-PERSON GROUPS • A. RAPOPORT
TOWARD THE CY8ERNETIC FACTORY. S. BEER
SYMBOLIC REPRESENTATION OF THE NEURON AS AN UNRELIABLE LOGICAL FUNCTION • W. S. MCCULLOCH
PROPERTIES OF A NEURON WITH MANY INPUTS • M. BLUM
ON ERROR MINIMIZING NEURAL NETS. L. VERBEEK
MANY VALUED LOGICS AND RELIABLE AUTOMATA. J. COWAN
LIMITS FOR AUTOMATIC ERROR CORRECTION. L. LOFGREN
A PROPOSED EVOLUTIONARY MODEL • G. PASK
PRINCIPLES OF THE SELF-ORGANIZING SYSTEM. W. R. ASHBY
OROERLY FUNCTION WITH DISORDERLY STRUCTURE. R. W. SPERRY
FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZATION IN RANDOM NETWORKS • R. L. BEURLE
HOW A RANDOM ARRAY OF CELLS CAN LEARN TO TELL WHETHER A STRAIGHT LINE IS STRAIGHT. J. R. PLATT
ATTITUDE AND CONTEXT • G. W. ZOPF JR
INTEGRAL GEOMETRY, AN APPROACH TO THE PROBLEM OF A8STRACTION • A. NOVIKOFF
THE FUNCTIONAL DOMAIN OF COMPLEX SYSTEMS. O. G. WILLIS
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 19"6-1963

BIBLIOGRAPHY
SOS
SOS
SOS
SOS
SOS
SOS
SOS
SOS

61
61
61
61
61
61
61
61

385
403
417
425
443
485
511
521

50S 62

SELF ORGANIZING SYSTEMS ICONFERENCE ON ••• 1
CHICAGO, MAY 22-24, 1962. WASHINGTON, SPARTAN BOOKS, 1962.
Q325.C65 1962
LC CARD NO. 62-20444

SOS
SOS
SOS
SOS
SOS
SOS
SOS
SOS
SOS
SOS
SOS
SOS
SOS
SOS
SOS

62
62
62
62
62
62
62
62
62
62
62
62
62
62
62

9
37
49
61
79
93
107
177
203
205
215
231
243
283

SOS
SUS
SOS
SOS
SOS
SOS
SOS
SOS
SOS
SOS

62
62
62
62
62
62
62
62
62
62

313
393
425
435
463
485
503
525
533
535

SOS 62

551

TC6

THE ORGANIZATION OF ORGANIZATION. O. G. SELFRIDGE
ON SELF ORGANIZATIONAL SYSTEMS • MIHAJLO D. MESAROVIC
SELF-ORGANIZATION IN THE TIME DQMAIN • D. M. MACKAY
NEUROLOGICAL MODELS AND INTEGRATIVE PROCESSES. WARREN S. MCCULLOCH, MICHAEL A. ARBIB, JACK D. COWAN
INFORMATION INPUT OVERLOAD. JAMES G. MILLER
INTER-NATION SIMULATION, AN EXAMPLE OF A SELF-ORGANIZING SYSTEM. HAROLD GUETlKOW
OPTIMIZATION THROUGH EVOLUTION AND RECOMBINATION. H. J. BREMERMANN
ON THE AUTOMATIC FORMATION OF A COMPUTER PROGRAM WHICH REPRESENTS A THEORY. SAUL AMAREL
NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL SYNAPSES • LEON D. HARMON
LOGICAL ASPECTS OF NEURISTOR SYSTEMS. H. D. CRANE
ON PROBABILISTIC PUSH-DOWN STORAGES. M. P. SCHUTZENBERGER
CONCERNING EFFICIENT ADAPTIVE SYSTEMS. JOHN H. HOLLAND
EMPI'RICAL LAWS AND PHYSICAL THEORIES, THE RESPECTIVE ROLES OF INFORMATION AND IMAGINATION. L. BRILLOUIN
MAJORITY LOGIC AND PROBLEMS OF PROBABILISTIC BEHAVIOR. SABURO MUROGA
INTERACTION BETWEEN A GROUP OF SUBJECTS AND AN ADAPTIVE AUTOMATION TO PRODUCE A SELF ORGANIZING SYSTEM FOR
DECISION MAKING. GORDON PASK
CYBERNETIC ONTOLOGY AND TRANSJUNCTIONAL OPERATIONS. GOTTHARD GUNTHER
SOME PROBLEMS OF BASIC ORGANIZATION IN PROBLEM-SOLVING PROGRAMS. ALLEN NEWELL
TRAINING SEQUENCES FOR MECHANIZED INDUCTION. R. J. SOLOMONOFF
GENERALIZATION AND I~FORMATION STORAGE IN NETWORKS OF ADALINE 'NEURONS' • BER~ARO WIOROW
A COMPARISON OF SEVERAL PERCEPT RON MODELS • FRANK ROSENBLATT
A NEW CLASS OF MULTILAYER SERIES-COUPLED PERCEPTRONS • ALAN G. KONHEIM
A TEST FOR LINEAR SEPARABILITY AS APPLIED TO SELF-ORGANIZING MACHINES. RICHARD C. SINGLETON
FUNCTION ALGEBRA AND PROPOSITIONAL CALCULUS. KARL MENGER
A FEEDBACK COOING THEORY OF LEARNING AND COGNITION. HAROLD H. KAN1NER
SOME SIMILARITIES BETWEEN THE BEHAVIOR OF A NEURAL NETWORK MODEL AND ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL EXPERIMENTS.
BELMONT G. FARLEY
ON THE REPRESENTATIO~ OF INFORMATION BY NEURAL NET MODELS. PETER H. GREENE
THE COMPUTER BULLETIN. V. 1LONDON, THE BRITISH COMPUTER SOCIETY, JUNE 1951QA7b.C56
LC CARD NO. 64-1181
••• THE VOLUME NUMBER IS GIVEN IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING 'TCB' AND BEFORE THE YEAR DIGITS •••

TC61571
TCB1511
TC61571
TCB1572
TC81512
TC61573
TC61573
TC81573
TC81573
TC81573
TC81513
TC61573
TC81573
TC81573
TC81573
TC81573
TC81574
TC81574
TC81585
TC81586
TC62581
TC82581
TC82581
TC82582
TCB2582
TCB2583
TC62584
TC62595

1
6
11
24
30
47
48
50
55
58
64
68
74
86
88
107
136
146
161
181

TC82595
TCB2595
TC62595
TC82595
TC82596
TCB3591
TC83591
TC83591
TC63592
1C83593
1C83593
TC83593
TCB3605
TeB3605
TeB3605
TC84601
TC04601
TCB4601
TCB4601
TCB4601
TC84602

78
79
80
81
81
3
1
9
23
31
53
64

TCB4b02
TCB4603

55
77

STRATEGIC APPROACHES TO THE STUDY OF BRAIN MODELS • F. ROSENBLATT
THE NEURISTDR • H. D. CRANE
A TRANSMISSION LINE LEAOING TO SELF-STABILIZING SYSTEMS. J. R. BOWMAN
AN APPROACH TO A DISTRIBUTED MEMORY. C. A. ROSEN
AN APPROACH TO AUTOMATIC THEORY FORMATION • S. AMAREL
NETWORKS WHICH REALIZE A MODEL FOR INFORMATION REPRESENTATION. P. H. GREENE
THRESHOLDING AND MICRO-MINIATURIZATION WITH SEMICONDUCTORS. J. TOOLEY
A LOGICAL PROGRAM FOR THE STIMULATION OF VISUAL PATTERN RECOGNITION. A. SHIMBEL

11
12
23
24
43
59
71

83
81
3

1
10
18
29
41

THE BRITISH COMPUTER SOCIETY
EXPERIENCES OF USING A DIGITAL COMPUTER IN INDUSTRY, 1 • L. GRIFFITHS
SOME PROBLEMS OF A MAGNETIC TAPE COMPUTER. R. L. MICHAELSON
SOME APPLICATIONS OF ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTERS. A. O. BOOTH
EXPERIENCES OF USING A DIGITAL COMPUTER IN INDUSTRY, 2 • L. GRIFFITHS
LONDON COMPUTER GROUP, STUDY GROUP REPORTS
AOMINISTRATIVE AND FINANCIAL CONSIOERATIONS AFFECTING COMPUTER INSTALLATIONS
THE IMPACT OF ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING ON MANAGEMENT CONTROL AND ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATI~N
TRAINING COMPUTER PERSONNEL
GENERAL ACCOUNTING
PAYROLL AND LABOUR COSTING
SALES ACCOUNTING, CONTROL AND STATISTICS
STORES CONTROL AND MATERIAL COSTS
PRODUCTION CONTROL
COMPARATIVE DATA ON MACHINES AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED KINGDOM FOR CLERICAL USERS
INPUT-OUTPUT METHODS, MECHANISMS AND MEDIA
THE MACHINE'S-EYE VIEW. D. R. HARTREE
THE ROLE OF COMPUTERS IN GREAT BRITAIN • B. V. BOWDEN
COMPUTERS AND DATA PROCESSING. DUDLEY W. HOOPER
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE SOCIETY. E. EDWARD BOYLES
LONDON STUDY GROUP REPORTS 1957-1958
DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN THE STEEL INDUSTRY
A CASE STUDY IN COMMERCIAL ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING. D. S. GREENSMITH, J. G. THOMPSON
COPYRIGHT IN PROGRAM MATERIAL FOR COMPUTING MACHINES
AUTOMATIC COOING BY FORTRAN
AUTOMATION AND THE OFFICE, 1 • H. W. GEARING
AUTOMATION AND THE OFFICE, 2 • H. W. GEARING
A REVIEW OF THE ELECTRONIC COMPUTER EXHIBITION AND THE BUSINESS COMPUTER SYMPOSIUM. H. W. GEARING,
D. W. HOOPER
AUTOMATION IN THE POST OFFICE
THE NATIONAL PHYSICAL LABORATORY'S ACE
SOME APPLICATIONS OF DEUCE
ZURICH CONFERENCE ON ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE
PROGRAMMING SERVICES AND ADVICE FOR PROSPECTIVE COMPUTER USERS AND OTHERS. F. CLIVE DE PAULA
COMPUTER FEASIBILITY STUDY. R. M. PAINE
MACHINE TRANSLATION ~F LANGUAGES • A. O. BOOTH
TOWARDS A COMMON PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
SELECTION OF COMPUTER PERSONNEL. R. M. PAINE
REPORT ON THE BCS FIRST CONFERENCE • DUDLEY HOOPER
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INFORMATION PROCESSING • M. V. WILKES
TOWARDS A COMMON PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE 121
THE U.C.T. IN EUROPE. J. L. ENGLAND
THE FUTURE OF AUTOMATIC OIGITAL COMPUTERS. A. D. BOOTH
TOWARDS A COMMON PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE 131
PROBLEMS IN INSTALLI~G DATA PROCESSI~G EQUIPMENT IN BUSINESS. H. W. GEARING
THE ACCURACY OF DATA PREPARATION. G. H. HINDS
DEVELOPMENT OF EOP U~ITS • JOHN J. FINELLI
TOWARDS A COMMON PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE 141
THE ICT 1301 DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM. L. W. ROBINSON
PROBLEMS IN THE APPLICATION OF A COMPUTER TO WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE AND RETAIL BRANCH CONTROL.
J. W. MITCHELL
FOR WHAT IT'S WORTH. G. J. TEE
REFLECTIONS ON THE lOP MISSION TO USA. J. G. GROVER
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

BI8L10GRAPHY
TCB4603
TCB4603
TCB4603
TCB4603
TC84603
TCB4614
TCB4614
TCB4614
TCB4614
ICB4614
TC84614
TC84614
TC85611
TC85611
TC85611
IC85612
IC85612
IC85612
TC85612
TC85612
TC85613
TC85613
TC85613
TC85613
TC85624
TC85624
TC86621
TC86621
TC86621
TC86621
TC86621
TC86622
TC86622
TC86622
TC86622
T(;B6623
TC86623
TC86623
TC86623
TC86634
TC86634
TC86634
T(;86634
TC86634
T(;86634
TC86634
TC86634
TC86634
TC86634
TCB6634
TC87631
TC87631
TC87631
TC87631
TC87631
TC87632
T(;87632
TC87632
TC81632
TC87632
TC87633
TC87633
TC87633
TC87633
TCB7633
TCB7633
TC87644
TC87644
TCB7644
TC87644
TC87644
TC87644
TCB 7644
TC87644

82
84
88
117
119
127
136
140
141
145
151
154
11
19
26
51
56
62
66
67
100
114
117
121
149
154
7
12
18
27
30
47
55
57
65
73

82
88

95
113
121
124
125
126
126
127
127
128
133
137
3
7
14
16
17

43
45
50
53
54
71

76
77

82
83
88
107
113
117
118

119
123
125
127

TCJ

TCJ1581
TCJI581
TCJI581
TCJ1581
TCJ1581
TCJ1581
TCJI581
TCJ 1581
TCJl581
TCJ1582
TCJl582
TCJI582
TCJ1582
TCJ1582
TCJ1582
TCJ 1582
TCJl~82

TCJ1582
TCJ1582
TCJI583
b8

COMPUTER COURSES FOR COLLEGES • M. M. 8ARRITT
BITTEBITTEHAHA • WILLIAM PHILLIPS
THE CHARACTERISTICS OF COMPUTERS OF THE SECOND DECADE, A REVIEW • D. E. KILNER
THE FERRANTI ARGUS PROCESS CONTROL COMPUTER. T. A. STONES
THE ENGLISH ELECTRIC KDF9 COMPUTER SYSTEM. G. M. DAVIS
SURVEY OF MODERN PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES • R. W. BEMER
PROGRESS TOWARDS CONTROLLING POST OFFICE TELECOMMUNICATION STORES BY COMPUTER. H. H. SIMMONS
RELIABILITY, COMPUTERS VERSUS HUMANS. D. A. BELL
A CRITICAL APPRAISAL OF COBOL
THE CHARACTERISTICS OF COMPUTERS OF THE SECOND OECADE, OISCUSSION, PART II
THE RELIABILITY OF MECHA~ICAL ENGINEERING PARTS OF DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS, DISCUSSION
THE AUTOMATION OF AN ELECTION. B. HIGMAN
THE ORGANISATION OF AN ADP CENTRE. J. P. LOORIJ
THE PLACE OF CHARACTER RECOGNITION, DATA TRANSMISSION AND DOCUMENT HANDLING IN AN ADP SYSTEM
THE SELECTION AND TRAINING OF COMPUTER PERSONNEL
THE SIMULATION OF THE ORION TlME-SHARI-NG SYSTEM ON SIRIUS. H. P. GOODMAN
THE ROLE OF THE ACCOUNTANT IN ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING. ERIC A. LESLIE
SYMPOSIUM ON MODERN COMPUTING METHODS
THE NEW INTELLECTUALS • S. GILL
INTEGRATED OATA PROCESSING IN BRITAIN AND AMERICA
1961 COMPUTER EXHI81TION ANO SYMPOSIUM
OATA TRANSMISSION FOR MULTIPLE SHOPS
CHOOSING YOUR COMPUTER • P. G. BARNES
BUSINESS LANGUAGES AND ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS. R. M. PAINE
AUTOCODES FOR MATHEMATICAL AND STATISTICAL WORK. H. W. GEARING
SYMPOSIUM ON ELECTRONIC AIDS TO BANKING
PROBLEMS IN CONSTRUCTING OATA PROCESSING CODES. K. J. NEVILLE
PREPARATION AND TRANSMISSION OF DATA FOR COMPUTERS
THE WATER RESEARCH ASSOCIATION COMPUTER CONFERENCE
THREE MYTHS OF COMPUTERDOM • A. L. FREEDMAN
AEI 1010 DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES FOR BUSINESS AND SCIENCE. DAPHNE KILNER
FORMAL EXAMINATIONS FOR COMPUTER PERSONNEL • MARJORIE M. BARRITT
A BUSINESS MANAGEMENT GAME. J. DRURY
VITAL STATISTICS IN EUROPE. A. B. FRIELINK
COMMENT ON CARDIFF • P. G. BARNES
COMPUTING OR INFORMATION PROCESSING, FUSION OR FISSION. D. W. HOOPER
PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS • DAPHNE KILNER
DOCUMENT HANDLING AND CHARACTER RECOGNITION. R. K. HAYWARD
COMPUTERS IN INSURANCE • R. G. JECKS
THE RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW IN DATA PROCESSING. DAVID MAITLAND
ERRORS IN LARGE-SCALE NUMERICAL PROBLEMS. J. H. WILKINSON
A LARGE PROBLEM IN ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS. S. MICHAELSON
PLASMA MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMIC CALCULATIONS IN 1 AND 2 DIMENSIONS. K. V. R08ERTS
SIMPLEX METHOD WITH PSEUDO-BASIC VARIABLES FOR STRUCTUREO LINEAR PROGRAMMING PROBLEMS. E. M. L. BEALE
NUMERICAL METHODS FOR COMPUTING TWO-DIMENSIONAL UNSTEADY FLUID MOTION. J. G. T. JONES
SOME CHANGES IN OUTLOOK SINCE DESK-COMPUTING DAYS. J. C. P. MILLER
BABBAGE, ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS AND SCALES OF NOTATION • WILLIAM PHILLIPS
CURRENT POSITION ON STANDARDS WORK RELATING TO COMPUTERS. H. MCG. ROSS
HOW IS 'FACT' GETTING ON • J. C. HARWELL
WHAT IS A COMPUTER A~YHOW • S. GILL
USE OF A COMPUTER BY A MEDIUM-SIZED LOCAL AUTHORITY. E. C. LAY
COMPUTING FOR THE SMALL USER • HARRY WARD
KIMBALL TAGS • M. F. ELLIOT
AN INTRODUCTORY GUIDE TO COMPUTING AND ITS APPLICATIONS
SYMPOSIUM ON 'THE SYSTEMS APPROACH TO OATA TRANSMISSION' • P. G. BARNES
THE HATFIELD CONFERE~CE ON COMPUTER EDUCATION. PETER WEGNER
THE INTRODUCTION OF COMPUTING TO SCHOOLS. L. T. G. CLARKE, V. E. PRICE
COMPUTER TECHNIQUES APPLIED TO SHIPBUILDING. GRAHAM PATTERSON
INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION FOR INFORMATION PROCESSING. ISAAC l . AUERBACH
COMPUTERS AND MANAGEMENT • EDWARD PLAYFAIR
SYMPOSIUM ON 'USE OF COMPUTER SERVICES' • HEDLEY P. VOYSEY
SUMMER SCHOOL ON ADVANCES IN PROGRAMMING AND NON-NUMERICAL ANALYSIS. T. F. GOODWIN
PUNCHED PAPER TAPE FOR EXPERIMENTAL DATA. D. L. A. BAKBER, D. V. BLAKE
JOTTINGS ON THE 1963 BUSINESS EFFICIENCY EXHIBITION. M. MAYER
ON-LINE COMPUTING IN SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH. B. MELTZER
ASPECTS OF THE PHILOSOPHY OF COMPUTER PROGRAMMING. T. PEARCEY
FAULTS IN COMPUTERS. M. STEPHENSON
IFIP CONGRESS, 1965
PROGRESS REPORT ON LANGUAGE H • A. H. BEAVEN
COMPUTER TRAINING FACILITIES. R. P. GIBSON
INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT CONGRESS IN NEW YORK. HARRY WARD
AUTOMATIC START-UP OF POWER STATIONS
THE TORONTO COMPUTER-BASED TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEM
THE COMPUTER JOURNAL. V. 1LONDON, THE BRITISH COMPUTER SOCIETY, APRIL 1958QA76.C57
LC CARD NO. 63-2660
••• THE VOLUME NUMBER IS GIVEN IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING 'TCJ' AND BEFORE THE YEAR DIGITS •••

2
10
11
15
22
25
29
36
42
49
59
64
69
71

78
83
84
87
90
98

PARALLEL PROGRAMMING • S. GILL
A NOTE ON ROUND-OFF • E. S. PAGE
-- ANO HOW TO AVOID THEM. D. T. CAMINER
THE AUToCOD~ PRUGRAMS DEVELOPED FOR THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY COMPUTERS. R. A. BROOKER
MATHEMATICS IN BUSINESS. R. G. DOWSE, H. W. GEARING
THE SOLUTION OF RAILWAY PROBLEMS ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER, 1 • A. GILMOUR
THE FIRST YEAR WITH A BUSINESS COMPUTER • A. J. BARNARD
AUTOMATIC RETRIEVAL OF RECORDED INFORMATION. R. A. FAIRTHORNE
AN APPLICATION OF A COMPUTER TO WIND TUNNEL DESIGN, I • S. H. HOLLINGDALE, MARJORIE M. BARRITT
THE USE OF AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER IN RESEARCH STATISTICS, FOUR YEARS EXPERIENCE. F. YATES, D. H. REES
STATISTICAL FOUNDATIONS FOR BUSINESS FORECASTS. H. W. GEARING
AN APPLICATION OF A :OMPUTER TO WINO TUNNEL DESIGN, 2 • S. H. HOLtlNGDALE, MARJORIE M. BARRITT
COMPUTERS AND COMMERCE 1 • A. S. DOUGLAS
THE PRI~CIPLES OF SORTING. O. A. BELL
THE SOLUTION OF RAILWAY PROBLEMS ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER, 2 • A. GILM~UR
A MODIFIED CONGRUENCE METHOD OF GENERATING PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBERS. W. E. THOMSON
A BINARY FORM OF HOR~ER'S METHDD • S. GILL
A MODEL FOR WEEKLY S~OP LOADING. P. SHACKLETON
THE CALCULATION OF THE EIGENVECTORS DF CDDIAGONAL MATRICES. J. H. WILKINSON
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS, THE SECOND DECADE OF COMPUTER DEVELOPMENT. M. V. WILKES
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

81BLIOGRAPHY
TCJ1583 106
TCJ1;83 113
TCJ1583 117
TCJ1~83 118
TCJ1583 12~
TCJ1;83 128
TCJ1583 132
rCJ1;83 137
TCJ1583 1~2
TCJ1;83 144
TCJ1583 148
TCJ1594 153
TCJ1594 160
TCJ1594 162
TCJ1594 163
TCJ1;94 168
TCJ1594 172
TCJ1594 176
TCJ1594 179
TCJ1594 192
TCJ1594 196
TCJ2591 XI
TCJ2591
1
TCJ2591 10
TCJ2591 23
TCJ2591 24
TCJ2~91
39
TCJ2591 44
TCJ2591 47
TCJ2592 49
TCJ2592 53
TCJ2592 55
TCJ2592 59
TCJ2592 68
TCJ2592 76
TCJ2592 85
TCJ2592
TCJ2592
TCJ2592
TCJ2592
TCJ2593
TCJ2593
TCJ2593
TCJ2593
TCJ2593
TCJ2593
TCJ2593

87
89
90
96
97
100
103
105
107
110
115

TCJ2593 118
TCJ2593 120
TCJ2593
TCJ2593
TCJ2593
TCJ2,93

122
130
134
144

TCJ2593
TCJ2593
TCJZ604
TCJZ604
TCJZ604
TCJ2604
TCJ2604
TCJ2604
TCJ2604
TCJ2604
TCJ2b04
TCJ2b04
TCJ2604
TCJ3601
TCJ3601
TCJ3601
TCJ3601
TCJ3bOl
TCJ3601
TCJ3601
TCJ3601

145
150
151
152
164
1m
174
181
185
189
195
198
199
2
9
10
11
15
21
23
28

TCJ3601 34
TCJ3601 40
rCJ3601 45
TCJ3bOl 47
TCJ3601 51
TCJ3602 61
TCJ3602 67
TCJ3602 76
TCJ3602 84
TCJ360Z 89
TCJ3602 98
TCJ3602 108
TCJ3602 112
TCJ3602 114
TCJ3603 117
TCJ3603 1Z0
69

FOUR YEARS OF AUTOMATIC OFFICE WORK. T. R. THOMPSON
AUTOMATIC SALES FORECASTING. ANDREW MUIR
HARMONIC ANALYSIS USING A DIGITAL COMPUTER • F. BECK
RUNGE-KUTTA METHODS FOR INTEGRATING DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS ON HIGH SPEED DIGITAL COMPUTERS. D. W. MARTIN
FURTHER AUTOCODE FACILITIES FOR THE MANCHESTER IMERCURYI COMPUTER. R. A. BROOKER
AN INPUT ROUTINE FOR THE FERRANTI MERCURY COMPUTER. J. A. FOTHERINGHAM, M. DE V. R08ERTS
COMPUTERS AND COMMERCE 2 • A. S. DOUGLAS
COMPUTERS AND COMMERCE 3, STOCK RECORDING AND CONTROL • A. S. DOUGLAS
A NOTE ON AN ITERATIVE METHOD FOR ROOT EXTRACTION. J. C. GOWER
INTERLINGUAL MACHINE TRANSLATION. R. H. RICHENS
THE CALCULATION OF EIGENVECTORS BY THE METHOD OF LANCLOS. J. H. WILKINSON
TEN YEARS OF COMPUTER DEVELOPMENT • THE EARL OF HALSBURY
AIRCRAFT ROUTE ANALYSIS ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER. W. G. MOORHEAD
A NOTE ON THE EVALUATION OF TRIGONOMETRIC SERIES. J. M. WATT
A CLASS OF NON-ANALYTICAL ITERATIVE PROCESSES. J. H. WENSLEY
COMPUTERS AND COMMERCE 4, MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL • A. S. DOUGLAS
DEUCE INTERPRETIVE PROGRAMS. C. ROBINSON
A NEW PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUE FOR RATIONAL FRACTIONS. K. M. HOWELL
ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS AS TOOLS FOR MANAGEMENT IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1956 • R. H. GREGORY,
H. W. GEARING
THE PEGASUS AUTOCODE • B. CLARKE, G. E. FELTON
A METHOD FOR THE REDUCTION OF EMPIRICAL MULTI-VARIABLE FUNCTIONS. C. D. ALLEN
MERCURY AUTDCODE, ADDITIONAL NOTES • R. A. BROOKER
TECHNIQUES FOR THE RECORDING OF, AND REFERENCE TO DATA IN A COMPUTER • A. S. DOUGLAS
SOME HELICOPTER SIMULATION STUDIES. J. M. HARRISON
NOTE ON RUNGE-KUTTA METHOD OF INTEGRATING ORDINARY DifFERENTIAL EQUATIONS • D. J. WHEELER
THE STUDY Of THE APPLICATION OF A COMPUTER TO PRODUCTION CONTROL. D. C. HEMY, W. J. KEASE
THE X-I COMPUTER • B. J. LOOPSTRA
TEST PROGRAMS FOR HEC • ANGELA O. WOOLNER
TRANSPOSING MATRICES IN A DIGITAL COMPUTER. P. F. WINDLEY
THE INFLUENCE OF STORAGE ACCESS TIME ON MERGING PROCESSES IN A COMPUTER. P. F. WINDLEY
ALGORITHMS FOR FORMULA TRANSLATION. J. P. CLEAVE
INTERCODE, A SIMPLIFIED COOING SCHEME FOR AMOS. F. J. BERRY
A SIMULATION OF MELTING SHOP OPERATIONS. R. NEATE, W•. J. DACEY
THE FERRANTI PERSEUS OATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM. P. M. HUNT
A TRANSLATION ROUTINE FOR THE OEUCE COMPUTER. R. C. BRIGHAM, C. G. BELL
WHERE NEXT, SOME CONJECTURES ON THE FUTURE OF THE LARGE-SCALE COMPUTER IN INTEGRATEO COMMERCIAL WORK.
G. CUTTLE
GENERATING STRATEGIES FOR CONTINOUS SEPARATION PROCESSES. E. E. BERNARD, P. D. A. MOLE
ON TAKING THE SQUARE ROOT OF A COMPLEX NUMBER • C. STRACHEY
A MONTE CARLO SIMULATION OF A PROOUCTION PLANNING PROBLEM. F. I. MUSK
GREY OR GROS • T. H. O'BEIRNE
THE STATE OF THE ~RT, IAI COMMERCIAL COMPUTERS IN BRITAIN, JUNE 1959 • J. A. GOLDSMITH
THE STATE OF THE ART, IBI COMPUTERS IN BRITISH UNIVERSITIES. A. S. DOUGLAS
A BUSINESS APPLICATION OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER. A. G. WRIGHT
PROBLEMS OF LOCAL AUTHORITIES IN DATA PROCESSING. C. W. MALLINSON
SYMPOSIUM ON THE SELECTION ANO TRAINING OF PROGRAMMERS 1, A BUSINESS USER'S APPROACH. H. W. GEARING
CURRENT THEORY AND PRACTICE OF AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING. S. GILL
THE INTRODUCTION AND ESTABLISHMENT OF A SYSTEM OF COMPUTER PRODUCTION CONTROL IN A LIGHT ENGINEERING
FACTORY • J. F. A. BRYEN
SYMPOSIUM ON EXPERIE~CES WITH THE USE OF MAGNETIC TAPE 1, MAGNETIC TAPES ON A FERRANTI PEGAS~S •
G. B. GRIFFITHS
SYMPOSIUM ON EXPERIE~CES WITH THE USE OF MAGNETIC TAPE 2, MAGNETIC FILMS ON A NATIONAL-ELLIOTT 405 •
P. B. LIVESEY
DEVELOPMENT OF JAPANESE OIGITAL COMPUTERS. S. TAKAHASHI
SOLUTION OF CERTAIN LARGE SETS OF EQUATIONS ON PEGASUS USING MATRIX METHOOS • L. B. WILSON
APPLICATION OF A COMBINATION OF ANALOGUE AND OIGITAL COMPUTERS TO ELECTRON TRAJECTORY TRACING. J. VINE
NOTE ON OECOMPOSITIO~ INTO FIRST OROER OF MULTI-ORDER LINEAR OIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH CONSTANT
COEFFICIENTS. J. P. O'BRIEN
THE USE OF COMPUTERS FOR ECONOMIC PLANNING IN THE PETROLEUM CHEMICAL INDUSTRY. G. S. GALER
ON-LINE, OFF-LINE, OR SHAREO-TIME
ALGOL CONFERENCE IN PARIS • S. GILL
EARLY EXPERIENCES WITH AN E.D.P. SYSTEM. T. C. HICKMAN
EXPERIENCE IN USING A DEUCE COMPUTER FOR THE FAMILY EXPENDITURE SURVEY. PHILIP REDFERN
CURVE FITTING WITH A OIGITAL COMPUTER. C. W. CLENSHAW
A FUNCTION INTERPRETIVE SCHEME FOR PEGASUS. J. S. HORNSBY
THE GENERATION OF PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBERS ON ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTERS. A. R. EDMONDS
TIME-SHARING ON THE NATIONAL-ELLIOTT 802 • R. L. COOK
SOME TECHNIQUES FOR DEALING WITH TWO-LEVEL STORAGE. R. A. BROOKER
FORECASTING ELECTION RESULTS. D. MILLEOGE, MARY J. MILLS
NOTE ON COMMISSIONING OF LEO COMPUTER AT MINISTRY OF PENSIONS ANO NATIONAL INSURANCE
THEORETICAL CONSIOERATIONS OF ROUTINE MAINTENANCE. E. S. PAGE
THE FIRST YEAR'S EXPERIENCE WITH A COMPUTER IN A LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE. R. L. SUTTON
NOTE ON A TEST FOR REPEATING CYCLES IN A PSEUDO-RANOOM NUMBER GENERATOR. O. G. N. HUNTER
PROBLEMS OF AUOITING COMPUTING DATA, SECTION I, INTERNAL AUDIT. T. R. THOMPSON
PROBLEMS OF AUDITING COMPUTING DATA, SECTION 2, THE EXTERNAL AUDITOR AND COMPUTERS. F. CLIVE DE PAULA
DATA PROCESSING IN U~IVERSITY ADMINISTRATION. P. F. WINOLEY, L. R. KAY, A. ROWLANO-JONES
PRIME NUMBER CODING FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL. A. H. COCKAYNE, E. HYOE
HOUSEHOLDER'S METHOO FOR THE SOLUTION OF THE ALGEBRAIC EIGENPROBLEM • J. H. WILKINSON
SOLUTION OF SIMULTANEOUS LINEAR EQUATIONS USING A MAGNETIC-TAPE STORE. O. W. BARRON,
H. P. F. SWINNERTON-OYER
THE ANALYSIS OF LARGE STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS. R. K. LIVESLEY
SOME REMARKS ON THE GAME 'OAMA' WHICH CAN BE PLAYED ON A OIGITAL COMPUTER. N. V. FINDLER
SIMULTANEOUS EQUATIONS AND LINEAR PROGRAMMING. K. T. BOYD
COMPUTERS AND CHANGE-RINGING. D. G. PAP WORTH
CONVERSION BETWEEN ANALOGUE AND DIGITAL MEASURES. R. H. TIlARD
AUTOSTAT, A LANGUAGE FOR STATISTICAL OATA PROCESSING. A. S. OOUGLAS, A. J. MITCHELL
AN INTRODUCTION TO ALGOL 60 • M. WOOOGER
MECHANIZING A LARGE INOEX • M. A. WRIGHT
TREES, FORESTS ANO REARRANGING. P. F. WINDLEY
A COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAM FOR NETWORK PROBLEMS. E. W. SOLOMON
THE OEUCE ALPHACOOE TRANSLATOR. F. G. OUNCAN, D. H. R. HUXTABLE
A PROGRAM FOR THE AUTOMATIC INTEGRATION OF OIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS USING THE METHOD OF TAYLOR SERIES.
A. GIBBONS
NOTE ON THE NUMERICAL EVALUATION OF A FIRST OERIVATIVE FROM A TABLE OF A FUNCTION SATISFYING A SECOND
OROER OIFFERENTIAL EQUATION • J. C. P. MILLER
TWO CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE TECHNIQUES OF QUEUING PROBLEMS. C. STRACHEY
A PROGRESS REPORT ON THE INTROOUCTION OF A.O.P. FOR RECOROING CONTRIBUTIONS PAlO UNDER THE NEW GRADUATED
PENSIONS SCHEME • D. W. POLLEY
PROBLEMS OF THE INTROOUCTION OF LARGE SCALE DATA PROCESSING INTO THE ROYAL ARMY PAY CORPS. L. D. SLATER
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19~6-1963

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THE FIRST YEAR'S PRODUCTION ON A COMPUTER, AND FUTURE PLANS. C. B. WARMINGTON
A BANK ADDPTS AUTOMATIC DATA PR~CESSING • R. HINDLE
THE ORGANIZATION OF A UNIVERSITY COMPUTING CENTRE. R. A. BUCKINGHAM
A GENERAL PROGRAM FOR THE ANALYSIS OF SURVEYS. F. YATES, H. R. SIMPSDN
MARKET SURVEYS WITH A SMALL COMPUTER. R. L. COOK
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142 MARKET RESEARCH APPLICATIONS ON LEO. J. A. GOSDEN
14'0 AUTOMATIC CODING FOR BUSINESS APPLICATIONS. R. M. PAINE
150 SIMULATION OF FULL-SCALE MULTI-STAGE BATCHWISE CHEMICAL PLANT. P. V. YOULE
158 SOME ASPECTS OF SIMULATOR DESIGN. J. M. DEMPSEY
11>1 AN ANALYSIS OF A HYDRO-ELECTRIC SYSTEM. P. F. KING, D. A. PEEL
16'0 NOTES ON THE STATE OF DIGITAL COMPUTING IN THE U.S.S.R •• LAURENCE CLARK
168 AN ASSEMBLY PROGRAM FOR A PHRASE STRUCTURE LANGUAGE. R. A. BROOKER, D. MORRIS
175 AN AUTOMATIC METHOD FOR FINDING THE GREATEST OR LEAST VALUE DF A FUNCTION. H. H. ROSENBROCK
185 THE EXP~RIENCE OF APPLYING A COMMERCIAL COMPUTER IN A BRITISH ORGANIZATION. A. J. PLATT
198 COMPUTE~ PRODUCTION CONTROL, THE SECOND YEAR. D. J. L. HUGHES
202 CONSIOERATIONS IN CHOOSING A CHARACTER COOE FOR COMPUTERS AND PUNCHED TAPES. H. MCG. ROSS
211 AN INTRODUCTIDN TO ANALOGUE COMPUTER METHODS. J. G. THOMASON
220 SOME PROPOSALS FOR THE REALIZATION OF A CERTAIN ASSEMBLY PROGRAM. R. A. BROOKER, D. MORRIS
232 RUNNING PEGASUS AUTOCODE PROGRAMS ON MERCURY. A. GIBBONS
237 TECHNIQUES FOR PRODUCING SCHOOL TIMETABLES ON A COMPUTER AND THEIR APPLICATION TO OTHER SCHEDULING
PROBLEMS • J. S. APPLEBY, D. V. BLAKE, E. A. NEWMAN
246 PREDICTING DISTRIBUTION OF STAFF. A. YOUNG, GWEN ALMOND
251 RANDOM SAMPLING FROM THE NORMAL DISTRIBUTION. J. C. BUTCHER
253 COMPUTERS AS AN AID IN COMPUTER DESIGN ASSESSMENT. J. M. BENNETT, R. J. DAKIN
25b OPTIMUM TIME FOR MULTIPLICATION ONA DIGITAL COMPUTER. H. H. JOHNSON
2b2 A COMPARISON DF SOME METHODS DF CALCULATING COVARIANCE FUNCTIONS ON AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER. I. J. GOOD
266 A LEAST SQUARES SURFACE FITTING PROGRAM • J. H. CADWELL
270 AN ITERATIVE METHOD OF NUMERICAL DIFFERENTIATION. D. ~. HUNTER
272 CONVERGENCE PROPERTIES OF GAUSSIAN QUADRATURE FORMULAE. W. BARRETT
1 DATA TRANSMISSION AND THE NEW OUTLOOK FOR THE COMPUTER FIELD. M. V. WILKES
10 COMPILING TECHNIQUES FOR ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSIONS • HARRY D. HUSKEY
20 THE ANALYSIS OF SURVEYS, PROCESSING AND PRINTING THE BASIC TABLES. F. YATES, H. R. SIMPSON
25 EXPERIENCE WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER IN AN AEROPLANE TESTING ESTABLISHMENT. B. R. TAYLOR
30 THE USE OF PEGASUS AUTOCDDE IN SOME EXPERIMENTAL BUSINESS APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTERS • H. W. GEARING
34 DATA TRANSMISSION, PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS. P. A. LONG, E. H. TRUSLOVE
38 MATCHING INUUIRIES TO AN INDEX. M. A. WRIGHT
'02 THE EVOLUTION OF DESIGN IN A SERIES OF COMPUTERS, LEO I-III • J. M. M. PINKERTON
47 ATOMS A~D LISTS. P. M. WOODWARD, D. P. JENKINS
54 SOLUTION OF SYSTEMS OF ORDINARY AND PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS BY QUASI-DIAGONAL MATRICES.
M. A. CAYLESS
62 THE EFFECT OF PARAMETERS ON THE ROOTS OF AN EQUATION SYSTEM. C. E. MALEY
64 SOME THEORETICAL AND COMPUTATIONAL MATTERS RELATING TO PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR METHODS OF NUMERICAL
INTEGRATION. ANTHONY RALSTON
68 OPTIMIZATION PROBLEMS, SOLUTION BY AN ANALOGUE COMPUTER. A. W. O. FIRTH
THE DETERMINATION OF THE OPTIMUM ACCELERATING FACTOR FOR SUCCESSIVE OVER-RELAXATION. B. A. CARRE
73
80 EXTENSIONS OF THE PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR METHOD FDR THE SOLUTION OF SYSTEMS OF ORDINARY DIFFERE~TIAL
EQUATIONS. C. V. O. FORRINGTON
88 - PRESENT AND FUTURE FACILITIES FOR DATA TRANSMISSION. M. B. WILLIAMS
95 A DATA TRANSMISSION SURVEY • P. A. LONG
103 DATA COLLECTION AND TRANSMISSION. E. P. G. WRIGHT
109 SABRE, ~ REAL TIME PROBLEM IN TELE-PROCESSING • K. S. HOPE
114 SOME COMMENTS DN CHARACTER RECOGNITION. E. A. NEWMAN
121 A NEW TECHNIQUE IN AUTOMATIC CHARACTER RECDGNITION • M. B. CLOWES, J. R. PARKS
129 CHARACTER RECOGNITION BY OIGITAL COMPUTER USING A SPECIAL FLYING-SPOT SCANNER. R. L. GRIMSOALE,
J. M. BULLINGHAM
137 CHARACTER QUALITY AND SCANNER ORGANIZATION. I. W. MERRY, G. o. NORRIE
145 THE IMPACT OF COMPUTERS ON DOCUMENTATION. A. S. DOUGLAS
150 A DIRECT ORDERING, RECORDING AND INVOICING SYSTEM. G. JENNINGS
157 CHARACTER RECOGNITION AND DOCUMENT HANDLING IN BANKS • R. HINDLE
161 THE PLACE OF CHARACTER RECOGNITION, DATA TRANSMISSION AND DOCUMENT HANDLING IN A.D.P. SYSTEMS.
J. B. STRINGER
168 THE REDUCTION OF A MATRIX TO CODIAGONAL FORM BY ELIMINATIONS. C. STRACHEY, J. G. F. FRANCIS
177 AN EFFICIENT SCHEME FOR THE CO-DIAGONALIZATION OF A SYMMETRIC MATRIX BY GIVENS' METHOD IN A COMPUTER WITH
A TWO-LEVEL STORE. J. S. ROLLETT, J. H. WILKINSON
181 ORGANIlATION OF A COMPUTING SERVICE FOR INDUSTRY AND COMMERCE. A. R. BAGSHAW
185 ACCEPTA~ICE TRIAlS OF COMPUTER SYSTEMS FOR GOVERNMENT USE. R. O. BENNETl, J. B. STRINGER
197 NEBULA, A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE FOR DATA PROCESSING. T. G. H. BRAUNHOLTZ, A. G. FRASER, P. H. HUNT
212 COMPUTING MACHINES FOR TEACHING AND RESEARCH. L. FOX
217 IMPROVING PROBLEM-ORIENTED LANGUAGE BY STRATIFYING IT • PHILIP R. BAGLEY
222 THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY ATLAS OPERATING SYSTEM, PART I, INTERNAL ORGANIZATION. T. KILBURN,
D. J. HOWARTH, R. B. PAYNE, F. H. SUMNER
226 THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY ATLAS OPERATING SYSTEM, PART II, USER'S OESCRIPTION • D. J. HOWARTH,
R. B. PAYNE, F. H. SUMNER
230 RIGOROUS ERROR BOUNDS FOR COMPUTEO EIGENSYSTEMS. J. H. WILKINSON
242 ITERATIVE METHODS FOR LINEAR EQUATIONS WITH SYMMETRIC POSITIVE DEFINITIVE MATRIX. D. W. MARTIN,
G. J. TEE
255 THE SOLUTION OF NON-LINEAR EQUATIONS AND OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH TWO-POINT BOUNDARY CONDITIONS.
C. B. HASELGROVE
260 SOME ORTHOGONAL METHODS OF CURVE AND SURFACE FITTING. J. H. CADWELL, D. E. WILLIAMS
265 THE Q.R. TRANSFORMATION, A UNITARY ANALOGUE TO THE L.R. TRANSFORMATION, PART 1 • J. FRANCIS
273 COMPUTERS IN RESEARCH, PROMISE AND PERFORMANCE. F. YATES
280 THE HANDLING OF MULTI WAY TABLES ON COMPUTERS. J. C. GOWER
287 REGRESSION ANALYSIS. LUCY JOAN SLATER
292 ABS12 ALGOL, AN EXTENSION TO ALGOL 60 FOR INDUSTRIAL USE • R. W. HOCKNEY
301 RAPIDWRITE, A NEW APPROACH TO COBOL READABILITY. E. HUMBY
305 PRINCIPLES AND PROBLEMS OF A UNIVERSAL COMPUTER-ORIENTED LANGUAGE. PHILIP R. BAGLEY
313 CONTROL GEAR SIMULATION FOR AN AUTOMATIC CAR PARK. C. C. LEIGHTON
318 CHEBYSHEV METHODS FOR ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS. L. FOX
332 THE QR TRANSFORMATION, PART 2 • J. G. F. FRANCIS
346 THE ECONOMICS OF DUMPING FROM ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS. D. KERSHAW, S. VAJDA
1 A SMALL BUSINESS COMPUTER AT WORK. D. V. CHESSMAN
7 A STOCK-CONTROL AND INVOICING SYSTEM USING A GAMMA 3 COMPUTER. D. R. PALMER
10 QUICKSORT • C. A. R. HOARE
15 ZERO-ADDRESS COMPUTERS • P. WEGNER
16 THE CALCULAIION OF POWER SPECTRA. H. P. F. SWINNERTON-DYER
2'0 THE PACE SCALING ROUTING FOR MERCURY. W. G. PROCTOR, M. F. MITCHELL
28 ALP, AN AUTOCODE LIST-PROCESSING LANGUAGE • D. C. COOPER
33 TREES AND ROUTINES. R. A. BROOKER, D. MORRIS, J. S. ROHL
48 NOTE ON THE LINE OVER-RELAXATION FACTOR FOR SMALL MESH SIze. D. J. EVANS
51 ADAPTATION OF THE JACOBI METHOD FOR A COMPUTER WITH MAGNETIC-TAPE BACKING STORE. B. A. CHARTRES
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INSTABILITY OF THE ELIMINATION METHOD OF REDUCING A MATRIX TO TRI-OIAGONAL FORM. J. H. WILKINSON
THE FIRST COMPUTER IN RHODESIA • A. E. CHECKSFIELO
MONTECOOE, AN INTERPRETIVE PROGRAM FOR MONTE CARLO SIMULATIONS. O. H. KELLEY, J. N. BUXTON
AN ANALYSIS OF REAL AND SIMULATED STATISTICS FOR SYSTEM DESIGN PURPOSES • R. GRIMMONO
A PROPOSED .TARGET LANGUAGE FOR COMPILERS ON ATLAS. A. R. CURTIS, I. C. PYLE
CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS IN COMMERCIAL AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING. A. D'AGAPEYEFF
FACT • R. F. CLIPPINGER
OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH ALGOL 60 • E. W. DIJKSTRA
REPORT ON THE ELLIOTT ALGOL TRANSLATOR • C. A. R. HOARE
IMPLEMENTATION OF ALGOL 60 FOR THE ENGLISH ELECTRIC KDF9 • F. G. DUNCAN
OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH FDRTRAN • A. E. GLENNIE
COMPUTATION OF THE LATENT ROOTS OF A HESSENBERG MATRIX BY BAIRSTOW'S METHOD • D. C. HANDSCOMB
HIGH ACCURACY DIFFERENCE FORMULAE FOR THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE HEAT CONDUCTION EQUATION •
A. R. MITCHELL, R. P. PEARCE
AN ITERATIVE METHOD FOR FINDING STATIONARY VALUES OF A FUNCTION OF SEVERAL VARIABLES. M. J. D. POWELL
OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH COBOL IN A SERVICE BUREAU. M. A. KINGSBURY
EARLY OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH LANGUAGE H • A. S. CORMACK
A PROGRESS REPORT ON NEBULA • A. R. ROUSELL
FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF EXPRESSING A PROCEDURE FOR A COMPUTER APPLICATION. T. R. THOMPSON
COBOL • R. F. CLIPPINGER
INFORMATION ALGEBRA. R. F. CLIPPINGER
NOTE ON AN EXTREMUM LOCATING ALGORITHM. ROBERT M. BAER
CONTROL AND SIMULATION LANGUAGE • J. N. BUXTON, J. G. LASKI
A DYNAMIC STORAGE ALLOCATION SCHEME • J. K. ILIFFE, JANE G. JODEIT
TRANSLATION TO AND FROM POLISH NOTATION • C. L. HAMBLIN
ON THE SCHEDULING OF JOBS BY COMPUTER. E. S. PAGE
AN ATTEMPT TO SIMULATE THE LIVER ON A COMPUTER • J. M. WATT, ANDREW YOUNG
AN ITERATIVE METHOD FOR QUAORATURES • HENRY C. THACHER JR
NEWTON-COTES TYPE QUADRATURE FORMULAS WITH TERMINAL CORRECTIONS • R. A. SACK
THE ATLAS SCHEDULING SYSTEM. O. J. HOWARTH, P. O. JONES, M. T. WYLO
ACCOUNTING FOR THE SOLDIER'S PAY. O. W. MOORE
ACCOUNTING FOR THE SOLDIER'S PAY, ORGANIZATION OF PROGRAMMING. W. S. CASKEY
THE APPLICATION OF THE ELECTRONIC COMPUTER TO THE 1961 POPULATION CENSUS OF GREAT BRITAIN. R. P. THORBY,
B. BENJAMIN
COMPUTERS IN A NEW STEELWORKS • R. G. MASSEY
ESTIMATING COMPUTER PERFORMANCE • J. A. GOSDEN
MEASURING THE PROFITABILITY OF A COMPUTER SYSTEM • J. D. W. JANES
THE IMPACT ON UNIVERSITIES OF THE EXPANSION IN THEIR COMPUTER FACILITIES • ANDREW YOUNG
THE BACKGROUND OF THE PERT ALGORITHM • F. D. ROBINSON
RESOURCE ALLOCATION AND MULTI-PROJECT SCHEDULING IRAMPSI, A NEW TOOL IN PLANNING AND CONTROL.
S. LAMBOURN
EXPERIENCE IN TRANSMITTING ACCOUNTING OATA • J. F. WILSON
SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS • K. W. PEARSON
A SPECIALIZED AUTOCODE FOR THE ANALYSIS OF REPLICATED EXPERIMENTS. F. YATES, J. C. GOWER, H. R. SIMPSON
THE METHOD OF SUCCESSIVE GRIOS fOR REDUCTION OF fUNCTION STORAGE REQUIREMENTS. ROGER L. BOYELL
THE USE OF HIGHER DERIVATIVES IN QUADRATURE FORMULAE. J. D. LAMBERT, A. R. MITCHELL
NOTE ON THE SOLUTION OF CERTAIN TRI-DIAGONAL SYSTEMS OF LINEAR EQUATIONS • O. J. EVANS,
C. V. O. FORRINGTON
SOME GE~ERAL IMPLICIT PROCESSES FOR THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION Of DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS • H. H. RDSENBROCK
THE REALIZATION OF ALGOL PROCEDURES AND DESIGNATIONAL EXPRESSIONS. J. M. WATT
A HARDWARE REPRESENTATION FOR ALGOL 60 USING CREED TELEPRINTER EQUIPMENT • J. M. GERARD, A. SAMBLES
INPUT AND OUTPUT FOR ALGOL 60 ON KDF9 • F. G. DUNCAN
THE ELLIOTT ALGOL INPUT-OUTPUT SYSTEM. C. A. R. HOARE
REVISEO REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60 • PETER NAUR, J. W. BACKUS, F. L. BAUER, J. GREEN,
C. KATZ, J. MCCARTHY, A. J. PERLIS, H. RUTISHAUSER, K. SAMELSON, B. VAUQUOIS, J. H. WEGSTEIN,
A. VAN WIJNGAAROEN, M. WOODGER
SOME ASPECTS OF RECORDING GRADUATED NATIONAL INSURANCE CONTRIBUTIONS • J. DRUMMOND
INTEGRATED ACCOUNTING USING A VARIETY OF EQUIPMENT • J. R. HOPKINSON
LEAPS, THE ·FIRST THREE YEARS • W. S. RYAN
S.A.S. AIDS FOR THE JET AGE, OATA TRANSMISSION FOR ELECTRONIC RESERVATIONS • A. F. GEORGE
EXPERIE~CE IN THE PRACTICAL USE OF DATA TRANSMISSION. D. J. DACE
TIME SHARING ON LEO III • J. W. LEWIS
OPERATIONAL EXPERIENCE OF TIME SHARING AND PARALLEL PROCESSING. M. R. MILLS
THE GROWTH OF COMPLEXITY OF A GENERAL-PURPOSE PROGRAM • L. H. UNDERHILL
COMPUTER CALCULATIONS ON THE INITIATION OF HIGH EXPLOSIVE. R. PALMER
TECHNIQUES FOR PROGRAM ERROR DIAGNOSIS ON EOSAC 2 • D. W. BARRON, O. F. HARTLEY
A CONVENTION TO DISTINGUISH LETTER 0 FROM NUMERAL ZERO • H. MCG. ROSS
WHAT EVERYBODY SHOULD KNOW ABOUT ALGOL • B. HIGMAN
PROGRAMMING MULTIPLE REGRESSION. M. J. R. HEALY
A MULTIPLE-PRECISION FLOATING-POINT INTERPRETIVE PROGRAM FOR THE CONTROL OATA 1604 • A. H. STROUD,
O. SECREST
~OTE ON CODING REVERSE POLISH EXPRESSIONS FOR SINGLE-ADORESS COMPUTERS WITH ONE ACCUMULATOR.
A. J. T. COLIN
PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS • L. FOX
NOTE ON A METHOD OF FORMING A SORTING KEY FOR A PARTLY OROERED LIST • D. M. COLLISON
NUMERICAL QUADRATURE IN N DIMENSIONS. D. MUSTARD, J. N. LYNESS, J. M. BLATT
THE SOLUTION OF NONLINEAR ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS IN CHEBYSHEV SERIES. C. W. CLENSHAW,
H. J. NORTON
ITERATIVE PROCESSES FOR SOLVING FINITE-DIFFERENCE APPROXIMATIONS TO SEPARABLE PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL
EQUATIONS • M. R. OSBORNE
THE LLT AND QR METHODS FOR SYMMETRIC TRIDIAGONAL MATRICES. JAMES M. ORTEGA, HENRY F. KAISER
A CHEBYSHEV SERIES METHOD FOR THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF FREDHOLM INTEGRAL EQUATIONS. DAVID ELLIOTT
OIRECT CODING OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE NAMES • D. A. BRACE
USE OF A REMOTE DIGITAL COMPUTER ON AN OPEN-SHOP BASIS IN AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH. T. H. ANSTEY,
K. W. SMILLIE
A PROGRAM TO STUDY THE EFFECT OF RANDOM DELAYS ON THE ABILITY OF TRAINS TO RUN TO A SCHEDULE •
BERYL KITZ, S. VAJDA
A TECHNIQUE FOR THE COMPOSITION OF MUSIC IN A COMPUTER • S. GILL
THE MAIN FEATURES OF CPL. D. W. BARRON, J. N. SUXTON, D. F. HARTLEY, E. NIXON, C. STRACHEY
PICTURE LOGIC FOR BACCHUS A FOURTH-GENERATION COMPUTER. L. A. EDELSTEIN
THE CHECKING OF COMPUTER LOGIC BY SIMULATION ON A COMPUTER. M. LEHMAN, RAYNA ESHED, Z. NETTER
A RAPIOLY CONVERGENT DESCENT METHOD FOR MINIMIZATION. R. FLETCHER, M. J. D. POWELL
ACCELERATING THE JACOBI METHOD fOR SOLVING SIMULTANEOUS EQUATIONS BY CHEBYSHEV EXTRAPOLATION WHEN THE
EIGENVALUES OF THE ITERATION MATRIX ARE COMPLEX. H. E. WRIGLEY
A NOVEL FINITE-DIFFE~ENCE APPROXIMATION TO THE BIHARMONIC OPERATOR. G. J. TEE
THE EXTRAPOLATED MODIFIED AITKEN ITERATION METHOD FOR SOLVING ELLIPTIC DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS. D. J. EVAt\lS
AN ITERATIVE LEAST-SQUARE METHOD SUITABLE FOR SOLVING LARGE SPARSE MATRICES. I. M. KHABAZA
NOTE ON THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION Of LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH CONSTANT COEFFICIENTS.
R. E. SCRATON, J. W. SEARL
THE SYSTEMS APPROACH TO DATA TRANSMISSION • O. G. RUSSELL
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

BIBLIOGRAPHY
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222
232

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TCJ6633
TCJ6633
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TCJ6633 264
TCJ6633 271
TCJ6633 274
TCJ6633 277
TCJ6633 287
TCJ6633
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TCJ661t4

293
299
304
308
321

TCJ6644
TCJ6644
TCJ6644
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TCJ6644
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328
332
336
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348
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358
366
368

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THE THEORV OF MATHEMATICAL MACHINES
OXFORD, PERGAMON PRESS, NEW VDRK, MACMILLAN, 1963.
QA76.5.V6213 1963
LC CARD NO. 60-10214

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184

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205
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THE THEORV OF SEQUENTIAL LOGICAL FUNCTIONS. VU. VA. BAZILEVSKII
THE STRUCTURE OF MEMORV OR STORAGE SYSTEMS • VU. VA. BAZILEVSKII
SOME GENERAL QUESTIONS IN PROGRAMMING. I. VA. AKUSHSKII
PROGRAMMING AND RECURSIVE FUNCTIONS • VU. A. SHREIDER
METHODS OF ESTIMATING THE EFFICIENCV OF UNIVERSAL DIGITAL COMPUTERS WITH PROGRAMME CONTROL •
VU. VA. BAZILEVSKII, VU. A. SHREIOER
THE SOLUTION OF SYSTEMS OF LINEAR ALGEBRAIC EQUATIONS BY A MONTE CARLO METHOD. VU. A. SHREIDER
THE MOST ECONOMIC ADDRESS SYSTEM FOR A DIGITAL COMPUTER. V. S. LINSKII
MULTI-RFGISTER SCHEMES FOR ARITHMETICAL OPERATIONS. I. YA. AKUSHSKII
WESCON CONVENTION RECORO (INSTITUTE OF RADIO ENGINEERS. IRE ••• 1
NEW VDRK, INSTITUTE OF RADIO ENGINEERS, 1957 - 1960.
TK1800.IZ6
LC CARD NO. 59-26733
••• ONLY THOSE SESSIONS SPONSORED BY THE IRE PGEC •••

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571t 85
571t 105
571t 111

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WCR
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574
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584 Itl
584 48
584 54
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581t 67
584 89
584 108
584 123
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594 16
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59.4 27
591t 32
591t itO
591t 55
594 66
594 14

THE PROBLEMS OF OATA TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS IN A GENERAL MANUFACTURING DATA PROCESSING INSTALLATION.
F. G. CHAPMAN
USE OF LARGE COMPUTERS AT A DISTANCE • L. B. DAVEY
DATA PREPARATION AND TRANSMISSION IN THE ROYAL AIR FORCE INTEGRATED SUPPLY SYSTEM. K. L. SMITH
THE VIEWS OF THE DATA TRANSMISSION COMMITTEE • DONALD MICHIE
EXPERIMENTS ON THE MECHANIZATION OF GAME-LEARNING, PART 1, CHARACTERIZATION OF THE MODEL AND ITS
PARAMETERS. W. BARRETT, A. J. MITCHELL
AN EXTENDED AUTOCODE FOR PEGASUS • E. S. PAGE
A NOTE ON ASSIGNMENT PROBLEMS • D. A. BELL
APPROXIMATIONS IN FOURIER TRANSFORMS • J. H. MATTHEWMAN
NOTE ON THE SELECTIVE SUMMATION OF FOURIER SERIES. G. J. TEE
EIGENVALUES OF THE SUCCESSIVE,OVER-RELAXATION PROCESS ANO ITS COM81NATION WITH CHEBYSHEV SEMI-ITERATION.
J. N. LYNESS, 8. J. J. MCHUGH
ITERATION OVER MULTI-DIMENSIONAL HYPERCUBES, I, A PROGRESSIVE PROCEDURE • D. J. EVANS,
C. V. D. FDRRINGTON
AN ITERATIVE PROCESS FOR OPTIMIZING SYMMETRIC SUCCESSIVE OVER-RELAXATION. J. EVE
STARTING APPROXIMATIONS FOR THE ITERATIVE CALCULATIONS OF SQUARE ROOTS. D. R. COWDREY, C. M. REEVES
AN APPLICATION OF THE MONTE CARLO METHOD TO THE EVALUATION OF SOME MOLECULAR INTEGRALS. R. FLETCHER,
C. M. REEVES
A MECHANIZATION OF ALGEBRAIC DIFFERENTIATION ANO THE AUTOMATIC GENERATION OF FORMULAE FOR MOLECULAR
INTEGRALS OF GAUSSIAN ORBITALS. B. R. HEAP
PERMUTATIONS BY INTERCHANGES
SCIENCE AND THE NON-SCIENTIST • R. L. MICHAELSON
ASSIGNMENT PROBLEMS • J. S. CLOWES, E. S. PAGE
THE MECHANICAL EVALUATION OF EXPRESSIONS. P. J. LANDIN
APPLICATION OF LIST-PROCESSING METHODS TO THE DESIGN OF INTERCONNECTIONS FOR A FAST LOGIC SYSTEM.
N. E. WISEMAN
E.S.P. THE ELLIOTT SIMULATOR PACKAGE. J. W. J. WILLIAMS
OPTIMIZATION OF THE AODRESS FIELD COMPILATION IN THE ILLIAC 2 ASSEMBLER. C. W. GEAR
NOTE ON AN ALGOL 60 COMPILER FOR PEGASUS I • K. L. RYDER
THE MULTIPLE VARIATE COUNTER. ANDREW COLIN
SOME EXPERIENCES IN PRICE MAPPING • LUCY JOAN SLATER
ELEMENTARY DIVISORS OF THE LIEBMANN PROCESS. G. A. MILES, K. L. STEWART, G. J. TEE
NOTE ON THE INTEGRALS OF PRODUCTS OF ASSOCIATED LEGENDRE FUNCTIONS. J. A. GRANT, OLIVER G. LUDWIG
CHEBVSHEV COLLOCATI~ METHODS FOR ORDINARV OIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS. K. WRIGHT
THE S.S.D.R. ITERATION SCHEME FOR EQUATIONS WITH ORDERING. E. D'SVLVA, G. A. MILES
THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF SECOND-ORDER DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS NOT CONTAINING THE FIRST DERIVATIVE
EXPLICITLV • R. E. SCRATON

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SYSTEM ORGANIZATION OF MOBIDIC • J. TERZIAN
THE NORDIC II COMPUTER. T. A. JEEVES, W. D. Rowe
INTERROGATION IN THE BIZMAC SYSTEM • D. E. ~EAULIEU, C. H. PROPSTER JR
A RELIA8LE CHARACTER SENSING SYSTEM FOR DOCUMENTS PREPARED ON CONVENTIONAL BUSINESS DEVICES •
D. H. SHEPARD; P. F. BARGH, C. C. HEASLV JR
OPTIMUM CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEM USING DECISION FUNCTION. C. K. CHOW
MAGNACARD,' A NEW CONCEPT IN DATA HANDLING. R. M. HAVES, J. WIENER
MAGNACARD, MECHANICAL HANDLING TECHNIQUES. A. M. NELSON, H. M. STERN, L. R. WILSON
MAGNACARO, MAGNETIC RECORDING STUDIES • J. BURKIG, L. E. JUSTICE
A VERY HIGH SPEED PU~CHED PAPER TAPE READER • A. M. ANGEL
AN AIR-FLOATING DISK MAGNETIC MEMORY UNIT. W. A. FARRAND
THE TRANSISTOR NOR CIRCUIT • W. D. ROWE
QUANTIZED FLUX COUNTER • J. R. BACON, G. H. BARNES
LOGIC DESIGN SYMBOLISM FOR DIRECT-COUPLED TRANSISTOR CIRCUITS IN DIGITAL COMPUTERS. J. B. O'TOOLE
A MATHEMATIC FORMULATION OF THE GENERALIZED LOGICAL DESIGN. D. ELLIS
A FIVE MICROSECOND MEMORY FOR UUOFT COMPUTER. A. H. ASHLEY
RAKE, A HIGH SPEED BINARY-BDC AND BCD BINARV BUFFER. G. F. MOONEY, J. P. HART
SIMULATION OF TRANSFER FUNCTIONS USING ONLY ONE OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER. A. BRIDGMAN, R. 8REN~AN
FUNCTIO~.GENERATION BY INTEGRATION OF STEPS. W. COMLEY
A TRANSISTORIZED, MULTI-CHANNEL, AIRBORNE VOlTAGE-TO-DIGITAL CONVERTER. R. M. MACINTYRE
THE 81ZMAC TRANCODER • o. E. BEAULIEU, D. P. 8URHART, C. H. PROPSTER JR
DATA PREPARATION FOR NUMERICAL CONTROL OF MACHINE TOOLS. H. D. HUSKEV, D. ~. TRUMBO
A LIBRARV OF 8LIP SAMPLES FOR USE IN THE REALISTIC SIMULATION AND EVALUATION OF AUTOMATIC RADAR OATA
PROCESSING SYSTEMS • C. M. WALTER, H. M. WILLETT
GCA BY AUTOMATIC VOICE DATA LINK • J. J. FLING, M. H. NOTHMAN
A COMPUTER SIMULATIO~ CHAIN FOR RESEARCH ON PICTURE COOING • R. E. GRAHAM, J. L. KELLY JR
ACHIEVING MAXIMUM PULSE PACKING DENSITIES AND TRANSFER RATES. B. W. THOMPSON, D. F. ELDRIDGE
AN EMITTER-FOLLOWER-COUPLED, HIGH-SPEED BINARV COUNTER. I. HORN
COINCIDENT CURRENT APPLICATIONS OF FERRITE APERTURED PLATES. W. G. RUMBLE, C. S. WARREN
ANTICIPATORY DISPLAY DESIGN THROUGH THE USE OF AN ANALOG COMPUTER • L. J. FOGEL, M. DWONCZYK
A TRANSISTORIZED, ALL-ELECTRONIC COSINE-SINE FUNCTION GENERATOR. H. SCHMID
AN ANALOGUE MEMORY • W. S. KOZAK
NETWORK SOLUTION OF THE RIGHT TRIANGLE PR08LEM • M. R. WINKLER
TRANSISTOR CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES FOR A CORE MEMORV WITH 500 MILLIMICROSECOND CYCLE TIME • V. J. SFERRINO
A VERSATILE CHARACTER GE~ERATOR WITH DIGITAL INPUT. E. D. JONES
AN ERROR CORRECTING ENCODER AND DECODER FOR PHONE LINE DATA. K. E. PERRV
MEGACVCLE MAGNETIC ROD LOGIC. D.A. MEIER, B. A. KAUFMAN, D. W. RORK
EVAPORATED FILMS AND DIGITAL COMPUTERS. D••• MOORE
BIAX HIGH SPEED MAGNETIC COMPUTER ELEMENT • C. L. WANLASS, S. o. WANLASS
PLASTIC NEURONS AS MEMORY ELEMENTS • O. G. WILLIS
A CLASS OF MACHINES WHICH DETERMINE THE STATISTICAL STRUCTURE OF A SEQUENCE OF CHARACTERS. J. D. FOUlK~S
ADAPTIVE SAMPLED-DATA SYSTEMS, A STATISTICAL THEORY OF ADAPTATION. B. WIDROW
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

BIBLIOGRAPHY
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WCR 60~ 2~
WCR 60~ 29
WCR 60~ ~
WCR 60~ ~
WCR 60~ 96
WCR 604 105
WCR 60~ 116
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WOC062
WOC062
WOC062
WOC062
WOC062
WOC062
WOC062
WOC062

DIGITAL CONTROL TECHNIQUES FOR SPACE. L. F. JONES, P. MARGOLIN
THE POLYMORPHIC PRINCIPLE IN DATA PROCESSING. H. A. KElT
AN ADAPTIVE CHARACTER READER. PAUL BARAN, GERALD ESTRIN
A MULTI-ADDRESSABLE RANDOM ACCESS FILE SYSTEM. EMORY A. COIL
DIODELESS CORE LOGIC CIRCUITS • S. B. YOCHELSON
ADAPTIVE SWITCHING CIRCUITS. BERNARD WIDROW, MARCIAN HOFF
25-MC CLOCK-RATE COMPUTER CIRCUITS FOR OPERATION FROM - 0 TO +100 DEGREES C • CHARLES R. COOK JR
A DYNAMIC LOGIC TECHNIQUE FOR SIXTEEN MEGACYCLE CLOCK RATE. T. P. BOTHWELL, J. L. DECLUE, H. H. HILL,
J. R. lONGlAND
WORKSHOP ON COMPUTER ORGANIZATION
BALTIMORE, OCTOBER 2-3, 1962. WASHINGTON, SPARTAN BOOKS, 1963.
QA16.5.W63 1962
LC CARD NO. 63-11122

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COUNTABLE-BIT NOMOGRAPHIC ELECTRONIC COMPUTATION, 'NOEL' • DOUGLAS P. ADAMS
THE SOLOMON COMPUTER, A PRELIMINARY REPORT. D. L. SLOTNICK, W. C. BORCK, R. C. MCREYNOLDS
A TWO-DIMENSIONAL ITERATIVE NETWORK COMPUTING TECHNIQUE AND MECHANIZATIONS. J. K. HAWKINS, C. J. MUNSEY
HIGHLY PARALLEL MACHINES. WEBB T. COMFORT
ITERATIVE CIRCUIT COMPUTERS. HARVEY L. GARNER, JON S. SQUIRE
THE UCLA VARIABLE STRUCTURE COMPUTER SYSTEM. GERALD ESTRIN, BERTRAM BUSSELL, JAMES I. BIBB
FUNCTION-ORIENTED ON-LINE ANALYSIS. GLEN J. CULLER
THE MULTI-LIST CENTRAL PROCESSOR. N. S. PRYWES, S. LITWIN

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRArHY 1946-1963

TITLE WORD INDEX
A.C - ACC
THE PILOT MODEL OF THE
A LIBRARY FOR 2000
THE ADELAIDE UNIVERSITY DYNAMIC
GRADUATI
A PROGRESS REPORT ON THE INTRODUCTION OF
LOGGING AND RECORDING TECHNIQUES USED IN GOVERNMENT

A.C.E.
MANC51
2~
A.D.
MCF 61 135
A.D. NETWORK ANALYSER
AUS 572 221
A.O.P. FOR RECORDING CONTRIBUTIONS PAID UNDER THE NEW TCJ3603 117
A.D.P. INSTALLATIONS AND PROVISIONAL RESULTS SO FAR 0 RMCS60
1
A.D.P. SYSTEM DESIGN IN THE AUSTRALIAN POST OFFICE
AUS 63 A.9
OGNITION, DATA TRANSMISSION AND DOCUMENT HANDLING IN A.O.P. SYSTEMS
THE PLACE OF CHARACTER REC TCJU12 161
ORTANCE IN RELATION TO THE RELIABILITY OF GOVERNMENT A.D.P. SYSTEMS
SOME ENGINEERING FACTORS OF IMP RMCS60
23
AUS 60All.3'
INTEGRATION OF'DATA IN THE A.G.L. CO.
AUS 63 C.8
ENCAPSULATED LOGIC BLOCKS, THE A.W.A. 'DATABLOC' SYSTEM
ANALOG NCR 537 3D
COMPUTING WITH MAGNETIC AMPLIFIERS USING MULTIPHASE A-C VOLTAGES
ECIP55 15~
THE AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING OF UNIVAC BY THE A-2 COMPILER SYSTEM (GERMAN)
THE WORD 'A' HAS BEEN PREVENTED FROM INDEXING
ORIGIN AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE CHINESE ABACUS
JACM591 102
THE ORIGIN OF THE ABACUS AND ITS DEVELOPMENT
PACM58
57
A NOTE ON THE USE OF THE ABACUS IN NUM8ER CONVERSION
CACM603 167
A STUDY OF METHODS FOR SYSTEMATICALLY ABBREVIATING ENGLISH WORDS AND NAMES
JACM61~ 53B
AB8REVIATING WORDS SYSTEMATICALLY
CACM605 323
CACM63N 668
FLEXIBLE ABBREVIATION OF WORDS IN A COMPUTER LANGUAGE
AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE COMPUTING MACHINES AT ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND
OPERATING EFFICIENCIES PACM52T 13
A LOGICAL MACHINE FOR MEASURING PR08LEM SOLVING ABILITY
EJCC60
1
A TCJ6632 121
PROGRAM TO STUDY THE EFFECT OF RANDOM DELAYS ON THE ABILITY OF TRAINS TO RUN TO A SCHEDULE
CAC~21
16
AN INFORMATION SYSTEM WITH THE ABILITY TO EXTRACT INTELLIGENCE FROM DATA
PACM62
52
IMPLICIT FUNCTION SIMULATION OF THE ABLATION PROBLEM USING FINITE FOURIER TRANSFORMS
WHAT EVERYBODY SHOULD KNOW ABOUT ALGOL
TCJ6631 50
ABSOLUTE MINIMAL EXPRESSIONS OF BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS
PGEC591
3
'IBMJ63~ 33~
NONLINEAR ABSORBERS OF LIGHT
ONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS II, CAPACITOR DIELECTRIC ABSORPTION
AN ANALYSIS OF CERTAIN ERRORS IN ELECTR PGEC5B1 17
FAR-INFRARED ABSORPTION IN A LEAD-THALLIUM SUPER-CONDUCTING ALLOY IBMJ621 55
IBMJ623 33B
SPIN ABSORPTION SPECTRA
CACM632 66
LINEAR PROGRAMMING APPLIED TO ULTRAVIOLET ABSORPTION SPECTROSCOPY
ON A PROGRAM FOR CACM61N 50~
RAY-CHAUDHURI'S ALGORITHM FOR A MINIMUM COVER OF AN ABSTRACT COMPLEX
WITHOUT A LABEL OPERATOR
CPFS61
71
AN ABSTRACT COMPUTER WITH A LISP-LIKE MACHINE LANGUAGE
PACM5B
33
AN ABSTRACT FORMULA110N OF DATA PROCESSING PROBLEMS
PACM58
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A PHYSICAL MODEL OF AN ABSTRACT LEARNING PROCESS
PSYCHOLOGY
SJCC62
53
AN ABSTRACT MACHINE BASED ON CLASSICAL ASSOCIATION
SOME REMARKS ON ABSTRACT MACHINES
PACM5B
62
PGEC622 ,132
EXAMPLES OF ABSTRACT MACHINES
ABSTRACT SHAPE RECOGNITION BY MACHINE
EJCC61 332
ABSTRACT THEORY OF RETRIEVAL CODING
JCSI5B2 1365
AND CURRENT CLAMPED HIGH-FREQUENCY PULSE CIRCUITS (ABSTRACT)
COMPARATIVE PERFORMANCE OF SATURATING PGEC602 175
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION IN PHYSICS ABSTRACTING
ICSI581 ~81
AUTOMATIC SYNTAX ANALYSIS IN MACHINE INDEXING AND ABSTRACTING
MIPP61 305
COOPERATION AND COORDINATION IN ABSTRACTING AND DOCUMENTATION
ICSI5B1 ~97
AUTOMATIC ABSTRACTING AND INDEXING, SURVEY AND RECOMMENDATIONS CACM615 226
10NAL COOPERATION
THE ICSU ABSTRACTING BOARD, THE STORY OF A VENTURE IN INTERNAT ICSI582 1503
NALYTICAL STUDY OF A METHOD FOR LITERATURE SEARCH IN ABSTRACTING JOURNALS
A ICSI5B1 351
AN EVALUATION OF ABSTRACTING JOURNALS AND INDEXES
ICSI581 321
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATIVE ABSTRACTING ON BUILDING, AN APPRAISAL
ICSI581 ~91
IQUES AND HIERARCHIAL DATA INDEXING
AN AUTOMATIC A8STRACTING PROGRAM EMPLOYING STYLe-STATISTICAL TECHN PACM61 5C3
SUBJECT SLANTING IN SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACTING PUBLICATIONS
ICSI581 ~07
A COMBINED INDEXING-ABSTRACTING SYSTEM
ICSI581 ~~9
INTEGRAL GEOMETRY, AN APPROACH TO THE PROBLEM OF ABSTRACTION
SOS 61 347
THE EFFICIENCY OF METALLURGICAL ABSTRACTS
ICSI581 393
THE AUTOMATIC CREATION OF LITERATURE ABSTRACTS
18MJ582 159
ACM-NCA SYMPOSIUM ON BANKING AUTOMATION, A8STRACTS
CACM63D 699
AN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEM FOR REFERENCES AND A8STRACTS IN THE COMPUTER SCIENCES
CAN 62 136
ABSTRACTS OF ICIP
CACM597
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WAYS OF DEVELOPING SOVIET COMPUTER PRODUCTION, ABSTRACTS OF THE 1956 MOSCOW CONFERENCE
PGEC571 37
CONFERENCE ON MATRIX COMPUTATIONS (ABSTRACTS)
JACM57~ 520
CONFERENCE ON MATRIX COMPUTATIONS (ABSTRACTS)
JACM581 100
ABSTRACTS, ADDITIONAL NUCLEAR REACTOR COOES
CACM601
6
ABSTRACTS, NUCLEAR REACTOR CODES
CACM591
6
USE
ABS12 ALGOL. AN EXTENSION TO ALGOL 60 FOR INDUSTRIAL TCJ~624 292
THE VISUALIZER AS A MEANS OF DISPLAYING ABT'S STRATEGIC MODEL
PACM62
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THE MECHANISM OF AC 8IASED MAGNETIC RECORDING
NCR 612 69
PGEC583 191
DESIGN OF AC COMPUTING AMPLIFIERS USING TRANSISTORS
FOR SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL INFORMATION OF THE USSR ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
ING OF THE ALL-UNION INSTITUTE ICSI581 511
THE HIGH-SPEED ELECTRONIC COMPUTER OF THE U.S.S.R. ACADEMY OF SCIENCES (BESM)
IEES56 280
HIGH SPEED ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER OF THE USSR ACADEMY OF SCIENCES IGERMANI
BESM, THE ECIP55
76
THE HIGH-SPEED ELECTRONIC CALCULATING MACHINE OF THE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE U.S.S.R.
JACM563 129
Anc PROGI
THE WORK OF THE COMPUTING CENTER OF THE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE USSR IN THE FIELD OF AUTON MTP 58 2~7
ACCELERATING CONVERGENCE OF ITERATIVE PROCESSES
CACM586
9
TCJ~611
73
THE DETERMINATION OF THE OPTIMUM ACCELERATING FACTOR FOR SUCCESSIVE OVER-RELAXATION
US EQUATIONS BY CHEBYSHEV EXTRAPOLATION WHEN THEI
ACCELERATING THE JACOBI METHOD FOR SOLVING SIMULTANEO TCJ6632 169
ARTICULAR REFERENCE TO PROBLEMS IN ONE INDEPENDENI
ACCELERATION TECHNIQUES IN NUMERICAL ANALYSIS. WITH P IFIP62 1~9
AN ELECTROMAGNETIC CLUTCH FOR HIGH ACCELERATIONS
PIRE530 1453
COMPUTERS WITH EUROPEAN ACCENTS
WJCC57
14
AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION OF PRINTED CODE TO IMPULSES ACCEPTABLE TO COMPUTING EQUIPMENT
WJCC55
29
ACCEPTANCE TEST FOR RAYTHEON HURRICANE COMPUTER
EJCC53
48
PROBLEMS IN ACCEPTANCE TESTING OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
JACM5~2
82
MAINTENANCE AND ACCEPTANCE TESTS USED ON THE MIDAC
JACM552 95
USE
ACCEPTANCE TRIALS OF COMPUTER SYSTEMS FOR GOVERNMENT TCJ4613 185
SETS OF TAPES ACCEPTED BY DIFFERENT TYPES OF AUTOMATA
JACM611 B1
FERROMAGNETIC CORES WITH MICROSECOND ACCESS
ANL 53 118
REQUIREMENTS FOR A RAPID ACCESS DATA FILE
WJCC56
39
UNIVAC RANDEX II, RANDOM ACCESS DATA STORAGE SYSTEM
EJCC60 189
NIQUE USING STAI
FLUXLOK, A NONDESTRUCTIVE, RANDOM-ACCESS ELECTRICALLY ALTERABLE. HIGH-SPEED MEMORY TECH PGEC603 323
WCR 604 42
A MULTI-ADDRESSABLE RANDOM ACCESS FILE SYSTEM
KEY AOORESSING OF RANDOM ACCESS MEMORIES BY RADIX TRANSFORMATION
SJCC63 355
FERRITE APERTURED PLATE FOR RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY
EJCC56 107
PURPOSE SOLID-STATE COMPUTER USING SEQUENTIAL ACCESS MEMORY
A SPECIAL- WJCC58
7~
ACCOUNTING MACHINE II, THE MAGNETIC-DISK, RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY
THE RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY 18MJ511 72
CARD RAN~OM ACCESS MEMORY (CRAMI, FUNCTIONS AND USE
EJCC61 1.. 7
THE RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY ACCOUNTING MACHINE I, SYSTEM
IBMJ571 62
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

ACC - ADO

TITLE WORD INDEX

DISK. RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY

THE RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY ACCOUNTING "ACHINE II. THE MAGNETICQUASI-RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY SYSTEMS
AN EXPERIMENTAL RAPID ACCESS MEMORY USING DIODES AND CAPACITORS
A DIRECT ACCESS PHOTOME"ORY PART I. PROTOTYPE MACHINE SYSTEM
DIRECT ACCESS PHOTDMEMORY PART II. SYSTEM CONSIDERATIONS
THE DIRECT ACCESS SEARCH SYSTEM
ADORE SS ING FOR RANOOM-ACCESS STORAGE
RISTICS OF SCRTING IN COMPUTING SYSTEMS USING RANDOM ACCESS STORAGE DEVICES
SOME CHARACTE
SYSTEMS CONSIDERATIONS FOR THE USE OF RANDOM ACCESS STORAGE EQUIPMENT
ADDRESSING FOR RANDOM-ACCESS STORAGE WITH MULTIPLE BUCKET CAPACITIES
FOR STORAGE ANC SWITCHING
RAPID-ACCESS STORAGE. INCLUDING THE USE OF MAGNETIC CORES
MAGNETIC CORE ACCESS SWITCHES
A HIGH TRACK-OENSITY SERVO-ACCESS SYSTEM FOR MAGNETIC RECORDING DISK STORAGE
RANDOM ACCESS SYSTEMS FOR CHAIN STORE ACCOUNTING
DIGITAL MEMORIES
INVESTIGATION OF STORAGE AND ACCESS TECHNIQUES SUITABLE FOR USE IN LARGE-CAPACITY
THE INFLUENCE OF STORAGE ACCESS TIME ON MERGING PROCESSES IN A COMPUTER
SORTING WITH LARGE VOLUME. RANDOM ACCESS. DRUM STORAGE
RY OF 314 MILLION BITS CAPACITY WITH FAST AND DIRECT ACCESS. ITS SYSTEMS AND ECONOMIC CONSIDERATIONS
IMO
USES OF A MEDIUM-SCALE COMPUTER WITH EXTENSIVE ACCESSORY FEATURES
SCIENTIFIC
ACCOUNT CLASSIFICATION AT AUTOMATING BANKS
ACCOUNT IDENTIFICATION FOR AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING
APPLIED MATHEMATICS
A BRIEF ACCOUNT OF THE WORK DONE AT THE ZURICH INSTITUTE OF
.
A~ ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR FOR PUNCHED-CARD ACCOUNTANCY
BUSINESS AND ACCOUNTANCY OATA PROCESSING
THE ROLE OF THE ACCOUNTANT IN ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
ELECTRONICS IN FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
ELECTRONICS AT WORK IN LIFE INSURANCE ACCOUNTING
GENERAL ACCOUNTING
PUBLIC UTILITY ACCOUNTING
WAGES ACCOUNTING
LIFE INSURANCE ACCOUNTING
CASUALTY INSURANCE ACCOUNTING
RANDOM ACCESS SYSTEMS FOR CHAIN STORE ACCOUNTING
PRODUCTION STOCK CONTROL AND ACCOUNTING
HIGH SPEED ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS TO AUTOMATIC MESSAGE ACCOUNTING
PROBLEMS INVOLVED IN APPLICATION OF
INVENTORY CONTROL. ACCOUNTING ANO PAYROLL
THE ACCOUNTING CONSULTANT VIEWS ELECTRONIC DATA
PROCESSING
EXPERIENCE IN TRANSMITTING ACCOUNTING OA TA
N IN THE PACKAGE INDUSTRIES
USE OF ELECTRONIC ACCOUNTING DEVICES IN LARGE-SCALE TONNAGE DISTRIBUTIO
ACCOUNTING FOR FARMERS. SUGAR BEET PRODUCTION
THE TRANSITION FRO" SUPERCONDUCTING TO NORMAL PHASE. ACCOUNTING FOR LATENT HEAT AND EDDY CURRENTS
ON
ACCOUNTING FOR THE SOLDIER'S PAY
PROGRA~MING
ACCOUNTING FOR THE SOLDIER'S PAY. ORGANIZATION OF
THE UNIVAC FILE-COMPUTER APPLIED TO GENERAL ACCOUNTING FUNCTIONS
ACP FOR POPULATION REGISTRATION AND TAX ACCOUNTING IN SWEDEN (SWEDISH)
THE RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY ACCOUNTING MACHINE I. SYSTEM
ACCESS MEMORY
THE RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY ACCOUNTING MACHINE II, THE MAGNETIC-DISK, RANDOMPUNCHED CARO COMPUTER ALLIED WITH NATIONAL CLASS 32 ACCOUNTING MACHINES AND PAPER TAPE
ISING AN IBM 650
ING MACHINE
PUBLIC UTILITY CUSTOMER ACCOUNTING ON THE TYPE 650 MAGNETIC DRUM DATA PROCESS
STOCK CONTROL ON A NEW ELECTRONIC ACCOUNTING SYSTEM
MIDWEST STOCK EXCHANGE CENTRALIZED ACCOUNTING SYSTEM
A GENERALIZED BROKERAGE ACCOUNTING SYSTEM IRCA 5011
PROCESSING SYSTE~S
THE NEED FOR INTEGRATION OF ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS AND THE DESIGN OF ELECTRONIC DATAINTEGRATED ACCOUNTING USING A VARIETY OF EQUIPMENT
AL AUDIT PROBLEMS, INDUSTRIAL LIFE ASSURANCE PREMIUM ACCOUNTING USING AN IBM 650 PUNCHEO CARD COMPUTER ALL
PAYROLL ACCOUNTING WITH ELECOM 120 COMPUTER
INVENTORY CONTROL, ACCOUNTING, AND PAYROLL
SALES ACCOUNTING, CONTROL AND STATISTICS
ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS IN RETAIL ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
AN EXPERIMENTAL SYSTEM FOR LOGIC DESIGN DATA ACCUMULATION AND RETRIEVAL
ITIALI
THECRETICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON THE ACCUMULATION OF ERROR IN THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF IN
THE ENIAC
ON THE ACCUMULATION OF ERRORS IN NUMERICAL INTEGRATION ON
HIGH-SPEED CALCULATING MACHINES
ON THE ACCUMULATION OF ERRORS IN PROCESSES OF INTEGRATION ON
AUTOMATIC DATA-ACCUMULATION SYSTEM FOR WINO TUNNELS
A 2.5-MEGACYCLE FERRACTOR ACCUMULATOR
EXPRESSIONS FOR SINGLE-ADDRESS COMPUTERS WITH ONE ACCUMULATOR
NOTE ON COOING REVERSE POLISH
OYNAMIC ACCURACY AND ERROR IN ANALOG COMPUTATIONS
LTIPLE-INPUT ANALOG-TO-OIGITAL CONVERTER WITH 12 BIT ACCURACY AND FAST, NON-SEQUENTIAL SwITCHING
MU
POLYNCMIALS, AN APPROACH TOWARD EQUILIBRIUM BETWEEN ACCURACY AND SPEED IN PRIMARY MATHEMATICAL FUNCTIONS
ANALOG DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS
OYNAMIC ACCURACY AS A DESIGN CRITERION OF LINEAR ELECTRONICFAST HIGH-ACCURACY BINARY PARALLEL ADDITION
ACCURACY CONTROL IN THE RCA BIZMAC SYSTEM
ACCURACY CONTROL SYSTEMS FOR MAGNETIC-CORE MEMORIES
ON OF THE HEAT CONDUCTION EQUATION
HIGH ACCURACY DIfFERENCE FORMULAE FOR THE NUMERICAL SOLUTI
THE RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF RELIABILITY ANO ACCURACY FOR DIFFERENT TYPES OF SYSTEM
FUNCTION GENERATCRS
ACCURACY IMPROVEMENTS OF THE TAPPED-POTENTIOMETER
A FAMILY OF QUADRATURE FORMULAS WHICH ACHIEVE HIGH ACCURACY IN CO~POSITE RULES
ACCURACY OF AN ANALOG COMPUTER
APPLICATIONS OF REDUNDANCY TO I~PROVE THE ACCURACY OF BINARY SYSTEMS
THE ACCURACY OF DATA PREPARATION
THE ACCURACY OF FLOATING POINT COMPUTERS
RILED FOUR-QLAORANT TIME-DIVISION MULTIPLIER WITH AN ACCURACY OF 0.1 PER CENT
A TRANSISTO
CONTINUOUS CCNTROL SYSTEMS
A HIGH-ACCURACY, REAL-TIME DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR USE IN
AN ACCURATE ANALOG MULTIPLIER AND DIVIDER
AN ACCURATE DIGITAL-ANALOG FUNCTION GENERATOR
MORE ACCURATE LINEAR LEAST SQUARES
THE PILOT ACE
LINEAR ALGEBRA ON THE PILOT ACE
THE ACE
THE NATIONAL PHYSICAL LABORATORY'S ACE
OF NON-LINEAR HEAT-CONDUCTION PROBLEMS ON THE PILOT ACE
THE SOLUTl ON
SOME FEATURES OF THE ACE COMPUTER
THE USE OF THE PILOT ACE FOR TESTING A NEW DESIGN OF PROTON SYNCHROTRON
THE MAGNETIC STORAGE DRUM ON THE ACE PILOT MODEL
A FAMILY OF QUADRATURE FORMULAS WHICH ACHIEVE HIGH ACCURACY IN COMPOSITE RULES
SYSTEM
PROGRAM DESIGN TO ACHIEVE MAXIMU~ UTILIZATION IN A REAL-TIME COMPUTING
DATA PROCESSING
THE PRESENT STATUS, ACHIEVEMENT AND TRENDS OF PROGRAMMING FOR COMMERCIAL
TER COMPATIBLE ELECTROLUMINESCENT TECHNIQUES FOR THE ACHIEVEMENT OF WIDE ANGLE VISUAL DISPLAYS
COMPU
TRANSFER RATES
ACHIEVING MAXI~UM PULSE PACKING DENSITIES AND
THE ACHILLES HEEL OF DATA PROCESSING
15

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

A.C - ACH
IBMJ571 12
EJCC56 128
PACM52T 133
WJCC58
50
WJCC58
53
FJCC63 167
I BMJ512 130
CACM635 248
CAN 60 356
JACM633 301
I EES56 289
PGEC623 352
I BMJ614 281
AUS 60 M.l
LCMT61
1
TCJ2592 49
CACM635 240
WJCC59
14
CAS 58
18
CACM63D 101
JACM513 245
MANC51
21
I EES56 22B
AUS 513 303
TCB5612 56
EJCC55
26
LSU 51 141
TC81513 58
BCS 58 244
BCS 58 118
HACC59 8-01
HACC59 8-08
AUS 60 A4.1
EDPS61 364
LSU 58 139
EDPS61
53
AUS 60 Al.1
TCJ5634 305
LSU 51 131
BCS 58 410
I BMJ592 132
TCJ5634 249
TCJ5634 258
CAS 56
14
BIT 612 65
1 BMJ571 62
IBMJ511 72
AUS 60 Al.4
JACM544 113
AUS 60 A4.3
CAS 62
31
CAS 60
68
WJCC55
26
TCJ6631
5
AUS 60 A1.4
WJCC53
54
BCS 58 331
TCBI513 68
EJCC55
61
IFlP62 618
I CIP59
36
MSEE462 19
HARV41 116
PGEC561
1
EJCC56
50
TCJbb31 67
PGEC633 313
NCR 594 259
PACM62
60
PGEC512 14
PGEC604 465
WJCC51 202
WJCC51 105
TCJ5622 142
RMCS60
39
PGEC621 63
JACM593 364
PGEC534 12
PACM62 118
TCB4601
7
BIT 612 81
PGEC581 41
WJCC59 I'll
PGEC612 269
PECS52
16
WJCC59 255
ADC 53
5
ADC 53 129
I EES56 219
TC82595 19
IEES56 158
AUS 572 224
I EES56
12
I EES56 509
JACM593 384
WJCC59 299
DIP 62 312
NCR 634 11
WCR 5B4 48
CAN 60
69
15

ACI - ADV

TITLE WORD INDEX

AUTOMATIC DETERMINATION OF AMINO ACID SEQUENCES
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS TO THE ACM
FIFTEEN YEARS ACM
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE COMMUNICATIONS OF THE ACM
FOR A SET OF PUBLICATION STANDARDS FOR USE BY THE ACM
A PROPOSAL
SUMMARY OF AIEE-IRE-ACM CONFERENCE
PREPRINTS
ACM CONFERENCE ON SYMBOL MANIPULATION, PROGRAM AND
ACM INAUGURATES VISITING SCIENTISTS PROGRAM
NATIONAL ACM MEMBERSHIP SURVEY
ACM MEMBERSHIP SURVEY JANUARY I, 1962
ACM ORGANIZATION PAGE
REITERATION OF ACM POLICY TOWARD STANDARDIZATION
ACM PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
ACM PUBLICATION POLICIES AND PLANS
ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE ACM REPDS ITORY
LANGUAGE
PRELIMINARY REPORT OF ACM-GAMM COMMITTEE ON AN INTERNATIONAL ALGEBRAIC
POSED INTERNATIONAL ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE OF THE ZURICH ACM-GAMM CONFERENCE
IYNTAX AND SEMANTICS OF THE PRO
ACM-NCA SYMPOSIUM ON BANKING AUTOMATION, ABSTRACTS
INDEX TD THE COMMUNICATIONS OF THE ACM, VOLUMES 1-5, 1958-1962
ALGOL REFERENCES IN COMMUNICATIONS OF THE ACM, 1960-1961
DESCRIPTION OF SERIAL ACOUSTIC BINARY EDVAC
WIRE-TYPE ACOUSTIC DELAY LINES FOR DIGITAL STORAGE
THE ACOUSTIC-DELAY-LINE ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR
ACOUSTIC-MODE SCATTERING OF HOLES
TRANSIENT ANALYSIS AND DEVICE CHARACTERIZATION OF ACP CIRCUITS
DESIGN OF ACP RESISTOR-COUPLED SWITCHING CIRCUITS
A COMPUTER FOR WEATHER DATA ACQUISITION
NTO POLAR CO-ORDINATE FORM SUITABLE FOR RAOAR TARGET ACQUISITION
IOF CARTESIAN CO-ORDINATE INFORMATION
AN AUTD~ATIC DATA ACQUISITION AND INQUIRY SYSTEM USING DISK FILES
DATA ACQUISITION IN THE WRE SYSTEM
CHECKOUT SYSTEM
THE ACRE COMPUTER, A DIGITAL COMPUTER fOR A MISSILE
COMMUNICATION ACROSS LANGUAGE BARRIERS
THE DYNAMICS OF TOGGLE ACTION
OYNAMIC FLIP-FLOPS AND THEIR USE IN PARALLEL ACTION COMPUTERS
LANGUAGE
OFFICIAL ACTIONS AND RESPONSES TO ALGOL 60 AS A PROGRAMMING
DIGITAL SJMULATION OF ACTIVE AIR DEFENSE SYSTEMS
SYNTHESIS OF TRANSFER ADMITTANCE FUNCTIONS USING ACTIVE COMPONENTS
ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVE IN MACHINE INDEXING RESEARCH
COMBAT VEHICLE FIRING STABILITY !ACTIVE SUSPENSIONI
PROBLEMS
A NEW ACTIVE-PASSIVE NETWORK SIMULATOR FOR TRANSIENT FIELD
PGEC STUDENT ACTIVITIES AND EDUCATION IN COMPUTERS
G MACHINEI
A REVIEW OF GOVERNMENT REQUIREMENTS AND ACTIVITIES IN THE FJELD OF AUTOMATIC DIGITAL COMPUTIN
INSTITUTE
ACTIVITIES OF THE COMPUTING CENTER OF THE FRANKLIN
FIELD OF INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
SUMMARY OF ACTIVITIES OF THE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY IN THE
THE IONIC THEORY OF HEART ACTIVITY
COMPUTATIONS OF NERVE AND HEART CELL ACTIVITY
SYNTHESIS OF LOGICAL SYSTEMS OF GIVEN ACTIVITY
MAINTAINED ACTIVITY IN NEURAL NETS
TRAINING FOR ACTIVITY IN SCIENTIFIC DOCUMENTATION WORK
ACTIVITY IN SWEDEN IN DIGITAL COMPUTER FIELD
ACTIVITY NETWORK FOR PLANNING AND SCHEDULING
S ANO INFORMATION PROCESSING, 15 MAYI
USA NATIONAL ACTIVITY REPORT TO ISD-TC 91-SUBCOMMITTEE 5, COMPUTER
RS AND INFORMATION PROCESSING
USA NATIONAL ACTIVITY REPORT TO ISO-TC 91-WORKING GROUP E, COMPUTE
HOW SCIENTISTS ACTUALLY LEARN OF WORK IMPORTANT TO THEM
AN APPLICATION OF THE I.BM 650 EDPM TO CERTAIN ACTUARIAL PROBLEMS OF A LARGE LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE
ADA, A TRANSISTOR DIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYSER
ENERALIZATION ANO INFORMATION STORAGE IN NETWORKS OF ADALINE 'NEURONS'
G
ADAM, A PROBLEM-ORIENTED SYMBOL PROCESSOR
A STARTING METHOD FOR THE THREE-POINT ADAMS PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR METHOD
SAMPLED-DATA SYSTEMS, A STATISTICAL THEORY OF ADAPTATION
ADAPTIVE
AN EXAMPLE OF DEALING WITH A COMPLEX TASK BY ADAPTATION
THE CHESS MACHINE,
MAGNETIC-TAPE BACKING STORE
ADAPTATION DF THE JACOBI METHOD FOR A COMPUTER WITH
MAGE, A LANGUAGE DERIVED FROM ALGOL ADAPTED TO SMALL MACHINES IFRENCHI
EMI
INTERACTION BETWEEN A GROUP OF SUBJECTS AND AN ADAPTIVE AUTOMATION TO PROOUCE A SELF ORGANIZING SYST
AN ADAPTIVE CHARACTER READER
HYBRID SIMULATION OF AN AIRCRAFT ADAPTIVE CONTROL SYSTEM
OF REDUNDANT SYSTEMS
ADAPTIVE DECISION ELEMENTS TO IMPROVE THE RELIABILITY
AN EXPERIMENT MODEL OF ADAPTIVE MEMORY
PATTERN RECOGNITION WITH AN ADAPTIVE NETWDRK
OF ADAPTATION
ADAPTIVE SAMPLED-DATA SYSTEMS, A STATISTICAL THEORY
ADAPTIVE SWITCHING CIRCUITS
CONCERNING EFFICIENT ADAPTIVE SYSTE~S
OUTLINE FOR A LOGICAL THEORY OF ADAPTIVE SYSTEMS
ADAPTIVE SYSTE~S IN PATTERN RECOGNITION
ADAPTIVE TEACHING MACHINES
ADAPTIVE VOTE-TAKERS IMPROVE THE USE OF REDUNDANCY
ON MOOIFYING THE 1620 ADD TABLE
STRUCTURE COMPUTER FOR CO"PUTATIONI
CORRECTION AND ADDENDUM TO 'ORGANIZATION OF A 'FIXEO-PLUS-VARIABLE'
ADDENDUM TO A GENERALIZED POLYPHASE MERGE ALGORITHM
A MAGNETIC CORE PARALLEL ADOER
TUNNEL-DIODE FULL BINARY ADDER
CARRY-SELECT ADOER
THE CARRY-DEPENDENT SUM ADDER
A FULL BINARY ADOER EMPLOYING TWO NEGATIVE-RESISTANCE DIODES
HIGH-SPEED TRANSISTORIZED ADDER FOR A DIGITAL COMPUTER
A MULTI-INPUT ANALOGUE ADDER FOR USE IN A FAST BINARY MULTIPLIER
A ONE-MICROSECOND AODER USING ONE-MEGACYCLE CIRCUITRY
THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF A I-MICROSECOND PARALLEL ADDER, USING I-MEGACYCLE CIRCUITRY
ADDERS
AN EVALUATION OF SEVERAL TWO-SUMMAND BINARY ADDERS
SERIAL DIGITAL AODERS FOR A VARIABLE RADIX OF NOTATION
TWC-COLLECTOR TRANSISTOR FOR BINARY FULL ADDITION
AN ANALYSIS OF CARRY TRANSMISSION IN COMPUTER ADOITION
FAST HIGH-ACCURACY BINARY PARALLEL ADDITION
DETERMINATION OF CARRY PROPAGATION LENGTH FOR BINARY ADDI nON
THE
DETERMINATION OF CARRY PROPAGATION LENGTH FOR BINARY ADDITION
CORRECTION TO THE
BINARY-TD-OECIMAL INTEGER CONVERSION USING ONLY ADOI nON AND SUBTRACTION
MULTIPLE-PRECISION
CHECKABLE ADDITION CIRCUITS
CONDIT IONAL-SUM ADDI nON LOGIC
CORRECTION TO CONDITIONAL-SUM ADDITION LOGIC
16

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

ACC - ADO
IBMJ633 2U
JACM561
1
CACM626 300
CACM639 514
CACM602 70
EJCC53 116
CACM604 IB3
CACM634 143
CACM629 470
CACM626 291
CACM630 643
CACM62N 547
CACM630 642
JACM592 121
CACM634 142
ARAP591 268
ICIP59 125
CACM63D 699
CACM633 1-1
CACM619 404
MSEE464 47
IEES56 491
I EES56 276
IBMJ612 123
I BMJ633 201
IBMJ633 190
EJCC6D
51
AUS 60 C9.3
CACM630 626
AUS 512 202
WJCC59 211
WJCC59 286
WJCC5B
46
CENG59
96
CACM634 159
CAS 51
51
IBMJ631 40
MIPP61
22
CACM616 219
PIRE611 268
PGEC552 49
MSEE463 29
ICC 622 115
ICC 634 210
AUS 60B'8.1
AUS 63 B.IO
PGEC636 904
JACM622 26B
ICSI582 1441
MANC51
21
BIT 621 21
CACM639 502
CACM632 51
ICSI5Bl 195
AUS 60 A3.1
AUS 512 209
SOS 62 435
SJCC63 361
JACM602 176
WCR 594 14
WJCC55 101
TCJ5621 51
ROME62 473
SOS 62 2B3
WCR 6D4 29
FJCC63 425
NCR 624 124
PACM62
12
NCR 602 66
WCR 594 74
WCR 604 96
SOS 62 215
JACM623 297
PGEC636 822
PLCI61 129
RTCS62 229
IBSJ621 82
JACM624 522
CACM61N 495
PGEC584 262
PGEC622 213
PGEC623 340
PGEC633 265
JBMJ583 223
PGEC604 461
IEES56 515
PGEC562 65
WJCC56 103
MSEE463 23
PGEC602 213
ADC 53 120
I BMJ513 212
PACM58
21
PGEC604 465
PGEC601 35
PGEC602 261
CACM638 439
CAMB49
91
PGEC602 226
PGEC604 509
16

ADD - AIR

TITLE WORD INDEX

ACI - ADV

1 EES56 138
A DECIMAL ADDITION-SUBTRACTION UNIT
TCJ2591 XI
MERCURY AUTOCDDE. ADDITIONAL NOTES
CACM601
6
ABSTRACTS. ADDITIONAL NUCLEAR REACTOR CODES
JACM594 521
EMPIRICAL TESTS OF AN ADDITIVE RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR
EJCC51
5
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
EJCC52
1
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
EJCC53
1
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
EJCC55
6
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
EJOC56
3
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
JACM511
1
RETIRING PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS
JACM511
5
INAUGURAL PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS
WJCC58
2
WELCOME ADDRESS
A COMPUTER-INTEGRATED WJCC58
~2
RAPID-ACCESS MAGNETIC TAPE SYSTEM WITH FIXED ADDRESS
JACM563 169
SORTING BY ADDRESS CALCULATION
JACM60~ 369
COMPUTER TIME FOR ADDRESS CALCULATION SORTING
CAtM596 32
PROGRAMMING FOR A MACHINE WITH AN EXTENDED ADDRESS CALCULATIONAL MECHANISM
MSEE~6~
39
COOE AND CONTROL IV, EXAMPLES OF A THREE-ADDRESS CODE AND THE USE OF 'STOP ORDER TAGS'
MANt51
19
A COMPARISON OF ONE AND THREE ADDRESS CODES
JACM513 21~
TWO PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES FOR ONE-PLUS-ONE ADDRESS COMPUTERS
TCJ5621 15
ZERO-ADDRESS COMPUTERS
JACM5H 118
ON SINGLE VS. TRIPLE ADDRESS COMPUTING MACHINES
TCJ66~4 332
OPTIMIZATION OF THE ADDRESS FIELD COMPILATION IN THE ILLIAC 2 ASSEMBLER
MTl 611 379
ON PROBLEMS OF ADDRESS IN AN AUTOMATIC DICTIONARY OF FRENCH
I EES56 13~
AN AUTOMATIC FLOATING-ADDRESS MACHINE
ECIP55 148
THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF A COMPUTER WITH AN INDEPENDENT ADDRESS OPERATION UNIT IGERMANI
IBMJ632 127
AN APPLICATION OF CODING THEORY TO A FILE ADDRESS PROBLEM
OCR 62
51
CHARACTER RECOGNITION TECHNIQUES FOR ADDRESS READING
TOMM58 205
THE MOST ECONOMIC ADDRESS SYSTEM FOR A DIGITAL COMPUTER
JACM561
1
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS TO THE ACM
I BMJ632 121
A METHOD FOR KEY-TO-AODRESS TRANSFORMATION
ECIP55
150
ADDRESS-MODIFICATION
WITH
INDEX
REGISTERS
USED
IN
EDPM TYPE 70~ IGERMAN)
WJCC56
1
KEYNOTE ADDRESS, COMPUTERS. FROM YOUTH TO MANHOOD
EJCC53
6
OPENING ADDRESS, JOINT COMPUTER CONFERENCE
WJCC57
10
KEYNOTE ADDRESS. TECHNIQUES FOR RELIABILITY IN COMPUTERS FOR
WEAPON CONTROL
TCJ1583 98
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS, THE SECOND DECADE OF COMPUTER DEVELOPMENT
WCR 60~ ~2
A MULTI-ADDRESSABLE RANDOM ACCESS FILE SYSTEM
SJCC62
89
A CRYOGENIC DATA AOORESSED MEMORY
IBSJ633 182
AN INTRINSICALLY ADDRESSED PROCESSING SYSTEM
PGEC61~ 722
DRUM ORGANIZATION FOR STROBE ADDRESSING
IBSJ632 86
FILE ORGANIZATION AND ADDRESSING
13
PROGRAM CONTROL UTILIZING A VARIABLE REFERENCE FOR ADDRESSING
AUTOMATIC PECS52
CACM633 100
FORTRAN FOR ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE
ADDRESSING AN ARRAY Y-SU8-I IN K-DIMENSIONS BY
IBMJ572 130
ADORESSING FOR RANDOM-ACCESS STORAGE
JACM633 307
ADDRESSING FOR RANDOM-ACCESS STORAGE WITH MULTIPLE
BUCKET CAPACITIES
MTL 611 283
INTRINSIC MACHINE ADDRESSING IN AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION
CACM628 459
ANALYSIS Of A fiLE ADDRESSING METHOD
CACM624 205
ADDRESSING MULTIDIMENSIONAL ARRAYS
SJCC63 355
KEY ADDRESSING OF RANDOM ACCESS MEMORIES BY RADIX
TRANSFORI'ATICN
CACM615 H8
AN INDIRECT CHAINING METHOD FOR ADDRESSING ON SECONDARY KEYS
I BSJ632 112
NOTE ON RANDOM ADDRESSING TECHNIQUES
AUS 511 121
AN ADDRESSLESS COOING SCHEME BASED ON MATHEMATICAL
NOT A;J ION
AUS 60 C6.3
LOGICAL DESIGN FOR ADM, AN ADDRESSLESS DIGITAL MACHINE
AUS 60 C6.2
CONSIDERATIO.NS OF A COMPUTER WITH AN ADDRESSLESS ORDER CODE
AUS 60 Cb.l
GEORGE. AN ADDRESSLESS PROGRAMMING SCHEME FOR DEUCE
AUS 572 221
THE ADELAIDE UNIVERSITY DYNAMIC A.D. NETWORK ANALYSER
CAN 62 118
THE ADEQUACY AND EFFICIENCY OF PROGRAM TESTING
I BMJ591 54
AN ANALYSIS OF ADEQUATE INVENTORY LEVELS
PAtM56
29
AUTOMATIC DIGITAL ENCODING SYSTEM, II lADES III
PACM62
50
ION OF THE BANG-BANG CONTROL PI
APPLICATION OF THE ADJOINT SYSTEM OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS IN THE SOLUT
A FINITE SEQUENTIALLY COMPACT PROCESS FOR THE ADJOINTS OF MATRICES OVER ARBITRARY INTEGRAL DOMAINS tACM628 447
RECOGNITION PROGRAM THAT GENERATES. EVALUATES, AND ADJUST ITS OWN OPERATORS
A PATTERN- CATH63 251
PACM58
14
COMPUTATION CF INDUSTRIAL SERVICES WITH POWER FACTOR ADJUSTMENT
f~PANY INTRODUCES A DIRECT WAY FOR FAST
ECIP55 182
A NOTE ON THE USE OF AUTOMATIC ADJUSTMENT OF STRIP WIDTH IN QUADRATURE
A PATTERN WJCC61 555
RECOGNITICN PROGRAM THAT GENERATES. EVALUATES AND ADJUSTS ITS OWN OPERATORS
AUS 60 C6.3
LOGICAL DESIGN FOR ADM, AN ADDRESSLESS DIGITAL MACHINE
TCJ3601 15
DATA PROCESSING IN UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION
CACM63D 704
RECEHT DEVELOP~ENTS AFFECTING ADP IN TAX ADMINISTRATION
THE USE OF A CAN 58 202
MEDIUM-SIZE COMPUTER IN RETIREMENT AND WELFARE PLAN ADMINISTRATION
SOME COMPUTER HARVbl 265
APPLICATIONS IN RESEARCH AND TEACHING IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
MTP 58 809
TO WHAT EXTENT CAN ADMINISTRATION BE MECHANIZED
AUS 6.3 A.14
CONTROLS AND ADMINISTRATION IN RELATION TO A DATA PROCESSING
CENTRE
AUS 63 A.13
CONTROL AND ADMINISTRATION OF A DATA PROCESSING CENTRE
CESSING TECHNIQUES TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO STUDENT REC AUS 60 A7.1
ADMINISTRATIVE AND FINANCIAL CONSIDERATIONS AFFECTING TC61573 48
COMPUTER INSTALLATIONS
ADC 53
85
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR COMMERCIAL OR ADMINISTRATIVE APPLICATIONS
BIT b21 35
THE NEED FOR EDUCATION AND RESEARCH IN ADMINISTRATiVE DATA PROCESSING
THE IMPACT OF TCB1513 50
ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING ON MANAGEMENT CONTROL AND ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION
HARV55
42
ADMINISTRATIVE PROBLEMS OF THE INVESTIGATION PHASE
IBMJ631 40
SYNTHESIS OF TRANSFER ADMITTANCE FUNCTIONS USING ACTIVE COMPONENTS
TCJ3603 121
A BANK ADOPTS AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING
I CO 634 205
THE PROBLEMS OF EDUCATION FOR ADP
TC65611 11
THE ORGANISATION OF AN ADP CENTRE
AOP FOR POPULATION REGISTRATION AND TAX ACCOUNTING IN BIT 612 65
SWEDEN ISWEDISH)
CACM63D 104
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS AFFECTING ADP IN TAX ADMINISTRATION
ITIDN, DATA TRANSMISSION AND DOCUMENT HANDLING IN AN ADP SYSTEM
THE PLACE OF CHARACTER RECOGN TCB5611 19
ADC 53
46
ADVANCE NOTES ON RASCAL
DIGITAL COMPUTER EQUIPMENT FOR AN ADVANCED BOMBING, NAVIGATION AND MISSILE GUIDANCE SU8 PIRE611 313
SYSTEM FOR TIiEI
ONR 56
49
PROPOSED ADVANCED CODING SYSTEM FOR UNIVAC-LARC
JACM564 309
CONCLUSIONS AFTER USING THE PACT 1 ADVANCED CODING TECHNIQUE
IflP62 643
SYMPOSIUM ON ADVANCED COMPONENTS
PIRE611 296
ADVANCED COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
IFIP62 561
SYMPOS IUM ON ADVANCED COMPUTER ORGANIZATION
EJCC61
264
ADVANCED
COMPUTERS.
KEY
TO
AIR
FORCE
DIGITAL
DATA
COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM
FOUR
PACM62
84
COMPUTERS IN ADVANCED DEFENSE SYSTEMS
CACM625 273
AN ADVANCED INPUT-OUTPUT SYSTEM FOR A COBOL COMPILER
EJCC59
181
ADVANCED
MAGNETIC
TAPE
SYSTEM
FOR
DATA
PROCESSING
AN
294
SY~POSIUM ON ADVANCED METHOOS IN INFORMATION STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL IFIP62
IFIP62 ~35
SOME MEDITATIONS ON ADVANCED PROGRAMMING
ONR
56
35
COMPUTERS
ADVANCED PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES WITH SMALLER
OF THE ELECTRONIC COMPUTER AT THE INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDIES
A DESCRIPTION PACM52T 95
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

796-980 0-66-6

ADV - ALG

TITLE WORD INDEX

CTIONS IN THE COMPUTING MACHINE AT THE INSTITUTE FOR
INSTITUTE FOR
POLYPHASE MERGE SORTING, AN
TRANSAC S-2000
PERFORMANCE

ADVANCED STUDY
DIAGNOSIS AND PREDICTION OF MAL FUN
ADVANCED STUDY WILLIAMS MEMORY
AOVANCED TECHNIQUE
ADVANCES IN A TRANSISTORIZED COMPUTER SYSTEM THE
ADVANCES IN BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE AND DIAGNOSIS
ADVANCES IN ORTHONORMALIZING COMPUTATION
SUMMER SCHOOL ON ADVANCES IN PROGRAMMING AND NON-NUMERICAL ANALYSIS
DIGITAL COMPUTERS
THE AOVANTAGE OF LOGICAL EQUATION TECHNIQUES IN DESIGNING
THE ADVANTAGES OF BUILT-IN CHECKING
THE COMING IMPACT OF COMPUTERS ON ADVERTISING
PROGRAMMING SERVICES AND ADVICE FOR PROSPECTIVE COMPUTER USERS AND OTHERS
AEI 1010 DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
A THREE DIMENSIONAL VARIABLE SPEED, HEIGHT AND MASS AERODYNAMIC MODEL OF A GUIDED MISSILE
THE DESIGN OF
COMBUSTION AERODYNAMICS
OF NON-LINEAR DIFFERENCE-DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS IN AERODYNAMICS
THE STABILITY
SIFICATION WITH PEEK-A-BOO FOR INOEXING OOCUMENTS ON AERODYNAMICS, AN EXPERIMENT IN RETRIEVAL
CLAS
COMPUTING MACHINES IN AERONAUTICAL RESEARCH
THE 021 DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM BY SVENSKA AEROPLAN AKTIEBOLAGET, SWEOEN
EXPERIENCE WITH A OIGITAL COMPUTER IN AN AEROPLANE TESTING ESTABLISHMENT
NAVIGATION, GUIDANCE, AND CONTROL OF AEROSPACE VEHICLES
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS AFFECTING ADP IN TAX ADMINISTRATION
FACTORS AFFECTING CHOICE OF MEMORY ELEMENTS
ADMINISTRATIVE AND FINANCIAL CONSIDERATIONS AFFECTING COMPUTER INSTALLATIONS
SOME FACTORS AFFECTING RELIABILITY
FACTORS AFFECTING THE RELIA8ILITY OF PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT
STRUCTURE AND SERVICE
THE IRE AFFILIATE PLAN, A NEW VENTURE IN ENGINEERING SOCIETY
AUTOMATIC AFFIX INTERPRETATION AND RELIA8ILITY
A SPATIALLY ITERATEO MEMORY ORGAN PATTERNED AFTER THE CEREBRAL CORTEX
CONCLUSIONS AFTER USING THE PACT I ADVANCED CODING TECHNIQUE
PROGRAMMING STRATEGY FOR PROTECTION AGAINST COMPUTER AND OPERATOR ERRORS
PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES FOR PROTECTION AGAINST OPERATOR-USER ERRORS
AGATHA TYCHE, OF NERVOUS NETS, THE LUCKY RECKONERS
SSING EQUIPMENT
REQUIREMENTS OF THE BUREAU OF OLD-AGE ANO SURVIVORS INSURANCE FOR ELECTRONIC DATA PROCE
S.A.S. AIOS FOR THE JET AGE, OATA TRANSMISSION FOR ELECTRONIC RESERVATIONS
PERSONNEL REQUIREMENTS IN GOVERNMENT AGENCIES IN MACHINE COMPUTATION
RATED SUPERCONDUCTING THIN FII
ON THE INFLUENCE OF AGGREGATION ON THE MAGNETIC PHASE TRANSITION OF EVAPO
TERS ON APPLIED STATISTICS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO AGRICULTURAL AND BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH
IH SPEEO COMPU
SOME PROGRAMMING PROBLEMS IN AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH
A REMOTE DIGITAL COMPUTER ON AN OPEN-SHOP BASIS IN AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH
USE OF
BULATIONS OF THE 1960 WORLD CENSUS OF POPULATION AND AGRICULTURE
DEVELOPMENTS AND PLANS FOR THE TA
ON OF A SUPERSONIC MISSILE
THE USE OF AGWAC IN THE ANALYSIS OF NONLINEAR PITCHING OSCILLATI
MAINTENANCE OF AGWAC, A LARGE ANALOG COMPUTER
THE LOOK-AHEAO UNIT
COMPUTER EVOLUTION TO AID COMPILERS
MACHINE AID FOR SWITCHING CIRCUIT DESIGN
A COMPUTER AID FOR SYM80LIC MATHEMATICS
COMPUTERS AS AN AID IN COMPUTER DESIGN ASSESSMENT
COMPUTERS AS AN AID IN COMPUTER DESIGN ASSESSMENT
PREDICTION OF PROGRAM RUNNING TIME AS AN AID IN COMPUTER EVALUATION
THE AUTOMATIC DIGITAL COMPUTER AS AN AID IN MEDICAL OIAGNOSIS
TECHNIQUES FOR THE USE OF THE DIGITAL COMPUTER AS AN AID IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF HEART DISEASE
THE NCR 102A AS AN AID IN TRAINING AND RESEARCH
ONSTRUCTION OF A TEXTUAL ANALYSIS ALGORITH~ WITH THE AIO OF A COMPUTING MACHINE
C
VECTORCARDIOGRAPHIC DIAGNOSIS WITH THE AID OF ALGOL
SHAREHOLDER RECORD-HANDLING WITH THE AID OF CHARACTER-RECOGNITION EQUIPMENT
COMPROTEIN, A COMPUTER PROGRAM TO AID PRIMARY PROTEIN STRUCTURE DETERMINATION
THE POTENTIAL FIELD AS AN AID TO CHARACTER RECOGNITION
DETAILED RECORDING OF CIRCUIT SAFETY MARGINS AS AN AID TO COMPUTER MAINTENANCE
SYSTEMATIC
THE ANALOG COMPUTER AS AN AID TO DESIGN ANO OPERATION OF A CONTINUOUS PROCESS
COMPUTER ANALYSIS OF MEOICAL HISTORY AS AN AID TO DIAGNOSIS
COMPUTERS AS AN AID TO OISTRIBUTION
DATA PROCESSING SERVICE BUREAUX AS AN AID TO MANAGEMENT
ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS AN AID TO PROOUCTION AND INVENTORY MANAGEMENT
THE COMPUTER AS AN AIO TO PROOUCTION MANAGEMENT
THE COMPUTER AS AN AID TO THE DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE OF SYSTEMS
THE DIGITAL COMPUTER AS AN AID TO THE ELECTRICAL DESIGN ENGINEER
THE DEUCE COMPUTER AS AN AID TO TRACTION DESIGN 'AND OPERATION
COMPUTERS AS AN AID TO UTILITY MANAGEMENT
MEOICAL DIAGNOSIS AIDEO BY DIGITAL COMPUTERS
PRELIMINARY EXPERIMENTS IN COMPUTER-AIDED TEACHING
FUNCTION
COMPUTATIONAL AIDS FOR DETERMINING THE MINIMAL FORM OF A TRUTH
C RESERVATIONS
S.A.S. AIDS FOR THE JET AGE, DATA TRANSMISSION FOR ELECTRDNI
GRAPHICAL-MECHANICAL AIDS FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF RELAY CIRCUITS
COMPUTING MACHINE AIOS TO A DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
SYMPOSIUM ON ELECTRONIC AIDS TO BANKING
COMPUTER AIDS TO CODE CHECKING
MACHINE AIDS TO CODING
EQUIPMENTAL AIDS TO COMPUTING
AUTOMATIC AIOS TO DICTIONARY REVISION
SUMMARY OF AIEE-IRE-ACM CONFERENCE
RETIRING COMPUTER PIONEER, HOWARO AIKEN
SAGE, A DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR AIR DEFENSE
THE ROLE OF COMPUTERS IN AIR OEFENSE
RELIABILITY OF AN AIR OEFENSE COMPUTING SYSTEM, CIRCUIT OESIGN
RELIABILITY OF AN AIR OEFENSE COMPUTING SYSTEM, COMPONENT DEVELOPMENT
MAINTENANCE PROGRAMMING
RELIABILITY OF AN AIR OEFENSE COMPUTING SYSTEM, MARGINAL CHECKING AND
OIGITAL SIMULATION OF ACTIVE AIR OEFENSE SYSTEMS
SIMULATION TO OBTAIN A SYSTEMS MEASURE OF AN AIR OUEL ENVIRONMENT
COMPUTER OPERATIONS AT WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE
FOUR ADVANCED COMPUTERS, KEY TO AIR FORCE DIGITAL DATA COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM
DATA PREPARATION AND TRANSMISSION IN THE ROYAL AIR FORCE INTEGRATED SUPPLY SYSTEM
THE INTEGRATED DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM AT THE AIR FORCE MISSILE TEST CENTRE
EXPERIENCE ON THE AIR FORCE UNIVAC
THE ELECTRONIC RESERVATIONS SYSTEM FOR TRANS-CANADA AIR LINES
YNOLD'S PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION APPLIED TO THE AIR LUBRICATION OF CIRCULARLY CURVED SURFACES
IE RE
INFORMATION SYSTEMS MODERNIZATION IN THE AIR MATERIEL COMMAND
THE PROCESSING AND ANALYSIS OF COSMIC RAY AIR SHOWER OATA USING THE COMPUTER SILLIAC
AUTOMATIC RECORDING OF COSMIC RAY AIR SHOWERS
DIGITAL RECORDING OF INFORMATION FROM COSMIC RAY AIR SHOWERS
THE AUTOMATIC
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL
18

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

ADD - AIR
NCR 531 S9
ANL 53
37
EJCC60 143
EJCC58 168
CA8S62 490
AIC 612 56
TC87633 71
WJCC58 186
EJCC53
99
CAS 61
~5
TC82596 B7
TCB6621 30
AUS 6DB'10.3
HARV49 293
AUS 60 B9.2
ICSI581 771
HARV49 263
PGEC636 650
TCJ4611 25
CCST61 411
CACM63D 704
WJCC61 405
TCB1573 4B
R~CS60
49
RMCS60
66
PGEC572 71
NSMT60 311
PACM61 2C3
JACM564 309
RMCS60
17
RMCS60
19
MTP 58 611
WJCC53
74
TCJ6631 14
CTPC54
9
J8MJ602 184
AUS 60Bl1.1
LSU 57 113
TCJ6632 118
ICC 582 22
AUS 572 211A
AUS 60C10.2
PCS 62 228
CAN 62 238
PIRE530 1348
FJCC63 509
AUS 60B12.3
TCJ3614 253
CAS 60
20
EJCC59 174
EJCC61 371
CAS 56 112
MTL 612 613
CACM622 118
CAS 59
1
FJCC62 262
ICIP59 244
RMCS60
29
AUS 60 B4.2
BIT 621
9
AUS 63 A.1
AUS 60 A5.1
LSU 57 141
BCS 58
69
~CR 634
47
IEES56
41
AUS 60810.1
AUS 63 A.5
CAS 61 151
PLCI61 211
JACM604 299
TCJ6631 14
ECIP55 213
PGEC613 400
TC85624 154
PACM52T 29
PACM52T 17
CLUN55
15
PACM61 13C4
EJCC53 116
CACM626 298
EJCC51 148
EJCC58
15
PGEC564 227
PGEC564 224
PGEC564 233
CAS 57
51
PGEC591 55
LSU 56
43
EJCC61 264
TCJ6633 219
AUS 572 218
EJCC53
62
CAN 60
24
PACM61 2A5
CAS 58
11
AUS 63 B.12
AUS 63 C.23
AUS 512 219
EJCC53
18
78

AIR - ALG

TITLE WORD INDEX

AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL
A COMPUTER DRIVEN SIMULATION ENVIRONMENT FOR AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL STUDIES
IEQUIPMENT FOR AN ADVANCED BOMBING, NA
VIGATION ANO MISSILE GUIDANCE SUBSYSTEM FOR THE B-70 AIR VEHICLE
MINIMUM TRANSISTOR LOGIC MOOULES FOR AIR-BORNE CONTROL APPLICATIONS
USE OF AN ANALOG COMPUTER FOR ROOM AIR-CONDITIONING CALCULATIONS
AN AIR-FLOATING DISK MAGNETIC MEMORY UNIT
A CENTRAL COMPUTER INSTALLATION AS A PART OF AN AIR-LINE RESERVATIONS SYSTEM
AIR-LUBRICATEO SLIDER BEARINGS FOR MAGNETIC RECORDING
SPACING CONTROL
REAL-TIME DATA PROCESSING FOR CAA AIR-TRAFFIC CONTROL
THE DIGITAC AIRBORNE CONTROL SYSTEM
A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR AIRBORNE CONTROL SYSTEMS
EXPERIMENTS ON THE
RELATION OF THE OPERATOR TO THE CONTROL LOOP OF AN AIRBORNE DIGITAL COMPUTER
USE OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR AIRBORNE GUIDANCE AND NAVIGATION
IE TI
E-IN OF THE HUMAN OPERATOR TO THE CONTROL LOOP OF AN AIRBORNE NAVIGATIONAL DIGITAL COMPUTER SYSTEM
A TRANSISTCRIlED, MULTI-CHANNEL, AIRBORNE VOLTAGE-TO-OIGITAL CONVERTER
AN AUTOMATIC CRUISE CONTROL COMPUTER FOR LONG RANGE AIRCRAFT
REAL-TIME MANAGEMENT CONTROL AT HUGHES AIRCRAFT
HYBRID SIMULATION OF AN AIRCRAFT ADAPTIVE CONTROL SYSTEM
THE INTEGRATED
USE OF ANALOG ANO DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINES FOR AIRCRAFT DYNAMIC LOAD PROBLEMS
APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTERS TO AIRCRAFT DYNAMIC PROBLEMS
PROBLEM OF AIRCRAFT DYNAMICS
COMPUTING MACHINES IN AIRCRAFT ENGINEERING
THE ROYAL AIRCRAFT ESTABLISHMENT SEQUENCE-CONTROLLED CALCULATOR
AIRCRAFT FLIGHT TEST OATA PROCESSING
APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTING IN THE AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY
APPLICATIONS OF THE SMALL DIGITAL COMPUTER IN THE AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY
CONTROL OF AIRCRAFT LOADING
SOME
AUTOMATIC COMPUTING ASPECTS IN THE EVALUATION OF AIRCRAFT PERFORMANCE
AIRCRAFT PERFORMANCE STUDIED ON AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG
COMPUTER
AIRCRAFT PRODUCTION SCHEDULING
AIRCRAFT ROUTE ANALYSIS ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
THE EQUIVALENT CIRCUITS OF SHELLS USED IN AIRFRAME CONSTRUCTION
SIMULATIONS
SOME AIRLINE APPLICATIONS OF MONTE-CARLO SYSTEM
A DATA PROCESSING TECHNIQUE
FOR HANDLING SEAT RESERVATION PROBLEMS APPLIED TO AIRLINES
'
RETRIEVAL OF MISSPELLED NAMES IN AN AIRLINES PASSENGER RECORD SYSTEM
CATION OF A GENERAL-PURPOSE COMPUTER
THE UNIVAC AIRLINES RESERVATIONS SYSTEM, A SPECIAL-PURPOSE APPLI
AMERICAN AIRLINES SABRE ELECTRONIC RESERVATIONS SYSTEM
AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER ENTERS AN AIRPLANE FACTORY
AIRPLANE LANDING GEAR PERFORMANCE SOLUTIONS WITH AN
ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER
THE EXTRAPOLATED MODIFIED AITKEN ITERATION METHOD FOR SOLVING ELLIPTIC DIFFEREN
CE EQUATIONS
THE 021 OATA PROCESSING SYSTEM BY SVENSKA AEROPLAN AKTIEBOLAGET, SWEDEN
IIC FIELD DEPENDENCE OF THE SUPERCONDUCTING ENER
GY GAP IN GINZBURG-LANDAU THEORY WITH APPLICATION TO AL
ALCOR GROUP REPRESENTATION OF ALGOL SYMBOLS
THE ALCOR PROJECT
SERIES ANALYSIS
A MEASUREMENT OF ALERTNESS BASED ON ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC TIME
SOME ASPECTS OF SWITCHING ALGEBRA
SYMPOSIUM ON SWITCHING ALGEBRA
AN INFORMATION ALGEBRA
BIBLIOGRAPHY ON SWITCHING CIRCUITS AND LOGICAL ALGEBRA
INFORMATION ALGEBRA
A THEOREM FOR DERIVING
MAJORITY-LOGIC NETWORKS WITHIN AN AUGMENTED BOOLEAN ALGEBRA
INFORMATION PROCESSING USING BOOLEAN ALGEBRA IFRENCH)
SOLUTION
ON A HIGH SPEED COMPUTER OF A PROBLEM IN DIOPHANTINE ALGEBRA IFRENCH)
REPRESENTATION OF THE
STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF COMPUTERS BY EQUIVALENCE ALGEBRA IGERMAN)
FUNCTION ALGEBRA AND PROPOSITIONAL CALCULUS
AN ALGEBRA FOR PERIODICALLY TIME-VARYING LINEAR BINARY
SEQUENCE TRANSDUCERS
ELEMENTS OF BOOLEAN ALGEBRA FOR THE STUDY OF INFORMATION-HANDLING SYSTEMS
ALGEBRA OF POLYNOMIALS IN SEVERAL VARIABLES FOR A
DIGITAL COMPUTER
LINEAR ALGEBRA ON THE PILOT ACE
OETECTION
APPLICATION OF BOOLEAN ALGEBRA TO SWITCHING CIRCUIT DESIGN AND TO ERROR
E'S TYPE IGERMAN)
ITERATIVE METHODS OF LINEAR ALGEBRA WITH CONVERGENCE OF BERNOULLI'S ANO OF GRAEFF
THE CODASYL CEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
AN INFORMATION ALGEBRA, PHASE 1 REPORT, LANGUAGE STRUCTURE GROUP OF
AUTOMATIC CODING, COMPREHENSIVE, SUMMER SESSION, AND ALGEBRAIC
THE M.I.T. SYSTEMS OF
C DIGITAL COMPUTER
SOLUTION OF ALGEBRAIC AND TRANSCENDENTAL EQUATIONS ON AN AUTOMAT I
TRANSLATION BETWEEN ALGEBRAIC COOING LANGUAGES
DESIGN OF A MULTI PROGRAMMED ALGEBRAIC COMPILER
TWO SUBROUTINES FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION WITH AN ALGEBRAIC COMPILER
THE ALGEBRAIC COMPILERS FOR BENDIX G-20 COMPUTING SYSTEM
DES IGN OF THE ESIAC ALGEBRAIC COMPUTER
N OF FORMULAE FOR MOLECULAR INI
A MECHANIZATION OF ALGEBRAIC DIFFERENTIATION AND THE AUTOMATIC GENERATIO
HOUSEHOLDER'S METHOD FOR THE SOLUTION OF THE ALGEBRAIC EIGENPROBLEM
o
EFLATION BY ELEMENTARY ROTATIONS FOR THE SOLUTION OF ALGEBRAIC EIGENVALUE PROBLEMS
A NOVEL TYPE OF ISOGRAPH IALGEBRAIC EQUATION SOLVER)
A DIRECT METHOD FOR SOLVING LINEAR ALGEBRAIC EQUATIONS
THE SOLUTION OF SYSTEMS OF LINEAR ALGEBRAIC EQUATIONS BY A MONTE CARLO METHOD
ON BERNOULLI'S METHOD FOR SOLVING ALGEBRAIC EQUATIONS, II
COMPILING TECHNIQUES FOR ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSIONS
MANIPULATION OF ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSIONS
ALGEBRAIC FORMULATION OF FLOW DIAGRAMS
ALGORITHMS
ON AN ALGEBRAIC FOUNDATION FOR CONSTRUCTING OPTIMUM
ALGEBRAIC FUNCTION CALCULATIONS USING POTENTIAL
ANALOG PAIRS
PRELIMINARY REPORT, INTERNATIONAL ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE
POSSIBLE MODIFICATIONS TO THE INTERNATIONAL ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE
PRELIMINARY
REPORT OF ACN-GAMM COMMITTEE ON AN INTERNATIONAL ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE
THE INTERNATIONAL ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE AND THE FUTURE OF PROGRAMMING
SALE, A SIMPLE ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE FOR ENGINEERS
E SYNTAX ANO SEMANTICS OF THE PROPOS EO INTERNATIONAL ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE OF THE ZURICH ACM-GAMM CONFERENCE
ALGY, AN ALGEBRAIC MANIPULATION PROGRAM
ROUNDING ERRORS IN ALGEBRAIC PROCESSES
ALGEBRAIC PROPERTIES OF SYMMETRIC AND PARTIALLY
SYMMETRIC BOCLEAN FUNCTIONS
ALGEBRAIC REPRESENTATION OF STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL
LANGUAGES
AN ALGEBRAIC THEORY FOR USE IN OIGITAL COMPUTER DESIGN
THE ALGEBRAIC THEORY OF CONTEXT-FREE LANGUAGES
ITCHING SYSTEMS PART III, MINIMIZATION OF NONSINGI
ALGEBRAIC TOPOLOGICAL METHOOS FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF SW
ALGEBRAIC TOPOLOGICAL METHODS IN SYNTHESIS
A NEW ALGORITHM FOR ALGEBRAIC TRANSLATION
RUNCIBLE. ALGEBRAIC TRANSLATION ON A LIMITED COMPUTER
ALTAC, THE TRANSAC ALGEBRAIC TRANSLATOR
AN ALGEBRAIC TRANSLATOR
COMPUTER LOGIC AND ALGEBRAS
79

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

ADV - ALG
CCST61 412
FJCC6) 431
PIRE611 31)
WJCC58 141
CAN 60 175
WCR 571t 221
CAS 51
1
LCMT61 341
EJCC51 169
WJCC54
38
PGEC521
2
18MJ593 215
EJCC57
64
6B
E JCC57
WCR 574 284
PGEC521 47
WJCC61 603
FJCC63 425
WJCC55
66
WJCC53 128
HARV49 271
EJCC51
'14
FTT 53 165
CAS 55
88
CLUN55
91
WJCC56
89
EDP561 2'13
CAN 58
88
WJCC55
78
HACC59 9-07
TCJl594 160
WJCC53
98
IFIP62
67
AUS 60A11.1
CACM623 169
EJCC58 152
WJCC61 593
ECIP55 In
WJCC53
86
TCJ6632 193
PGEC6)6 650
IBMJ621 44
CACM630 597
ROME62 207
PACM61 13Cl
HARV572 2Bl
ICIP59 422
PACM61 6Bl
PGEC614 638
TCJ5623 180
PGEC603 33B
ROME62 675
ICIP59
90
ECIP55 218
SOS 62 525
HARV571 169
PIRE530 U66
JACM621 29
ADC 53 129
PGEC543
6
ECIP55 171
CACM624 190
ONR 54
40
JACM591 97
PACM58
29
PACM61 2Bl
CACM612 102
ROME62 449
PGEC613 524
TCJ6633 287
TCJ3601 23
PACM59
32
PGEC582 '*7
PACM61 5A3
TOMM58 198
PACM56
6
TCJ4611 10
CACM619 396
CACM586
4
PACM59
38
P IRE611 216
CACM58D
8
CACM592
6
ARAP591 266
CAS 59 ll2
CACM590 22
I CIP59 125
WJCC61 389
ICIP59
44
PGEC633 244
IC51582 1313
PGEC543 12
CPFS61 U8
IBMJ594 326
HARV571 ~7
PACM59
22
CACM59N 1B
PACM59
62
CACM590 19
LSU 56
99
79

ALG - ALT

TITLE WORD INDEX

AIR - ALG

SYMMETRIC POLYNOMIALS IN BOOLEAN
A PROPOSED INTERPRETATION IN
SYNTACTIC AND SEMANTIC AUGMENTS TO
NELIAC, A DIALECT OF
THE BASIC PHILOSOPHY CONCEPTS, AND FEATURES OF
GENERALIZED
AN INTRODUCTION TO
VECTORCARDIOGRAPHIC DIAGNOSIS WITH THE AID OF
GENERALIZED
TWO FAMILIES OF LANGUAGES RELATED TO
WHAT EVERYBODY SHOULD KNOW ABOUT
A GENERALIZATION OF
REMARKS ON THE USE OF SYMBOLS IN
MAGE, A LANGUAGE DERIVED FROM
A METHOD OF COMBINING
THE USE OF THREADED LISTS IN CONSTRUCTING A COMBINED
FORMAL STRUCTURE OF
REMARKS ON
AN ALGORITHM DEFINING
RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE SHARE
A FAMILY OF SYMBOLIC INPUT LANGUAGES AND AN
THE DESIGN OF THE GIER
THE DESIGN OF THE GIER
THE DESIGN OF THE GIER

ALGEBRAS
ALGOL
ALGOL
ALGOL
ALGOL
ALGOL
ALGOL
ALGOL
ALGOL
ALGOL
ALGOL
ALGOL
ALGOL INORWEGIANI
ALGOL ADAPTED TO SMALL MACHINES IFRENCHI
ALGOL AND COBOL
ALGOL AND MACHINE-LIKE ASSEMBLY PROCESSOR
ALGOL AND SIMPLIFICATION OF ITS DESCRIPTION
ALGOL AND SYMBOL MANIPULATION
ALGOL ASSIGNMENT STATEMENTS
ALGOL COMMITTEE
ALGOL COMPILER
ALGOL COMPILER
ALGOL COMPILER, PART I
ALGOL COMPILER, PART II
ALGOL CONFERENCE IN PARIS
A HALF YEAR'S EXPERIENCE WITH THE FACIT-ALGOL I COMPILER
THE PROGRESS OF ALGOL IN EUROPE
SOME OBSERVATIONS ON ALGOL IN USE I BURROUGHS 220 I
THE ELLIOTT ALGOL INPUT-OUTPUT SYSTEM
A DIFINITION OF THE COBOL PROCEDURE DIVISION USING ALGOL METALINGUISTICS
INTERFERENCE WITH AN ALGOL PROCEDURE
THE REALIZATION OF ALGOL PROCEDURES AND OESIGNATIONAL EXPRESSIONS
AN ARSENAL OF ALGOL PROCEDURES FOR COMPLEX ARITHMETIC
A REDUNDANCY CHECK FOR ALGOL PROGRAMS
ALGOL REFERENCES IN COMMUNICATIONS OF THE ACM, 19601961
COMBINING ALGOL STATEMENT ANALYSIS WITH VALIDITY CHECKING
AN ALGORITHM FOR THE TRANSLATION OF ALGOL STATEMENTS
ALGOL SUB-COMMITTEE REPORT-EXTENSIONS
ALCOR GROUP REPRESENTATION OF ALGOL SYMBOLS
COMMENTS ON THE ALGOL SYSTEM FOR THE SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZE COMPUTERS
X3.4 FORMS ALGOL TASK GROUP
RECURSIVE PROCESSES AND ALGOL TRANSLATION
USE OF MAGNETIC TAPE FOR DATA STORAGE IN THE ORACLE-ALGOL TRANSLATOR
REPORT ON THE ELLIOTT ALGOL TRANSLATOR
TOWARDS AN ALGOL TRANSLATOR
THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN ALGOL TRANSLATOR FOR A SMALL COMPUTER
ON STATIC ANO DYNAMIC TREATMENT OF TYPES IN ALGOL TRANSLATORS
AN INTRODUCTION TO ALGOL 60
REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
SOME PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVING THE EFFICIENCY OF ALGOL 60
A STORAGE ALLOCATION SCHEME FOR ALGOL 60
A SYNTAX DIRECTEO CD~PILER FOR ALGOL 60
ALLOCATION OF STORAGE FOR ARRAYS IN ALGOL 60
REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
A STORAGE ALLOCATION SCHEME FOR ALGOL 60
A SYNTACTICAL CHART OF ALGOL 60
A STRING LANGUAGE FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION BASED ON ALGOL 60
STRUCTURE ANO USE OF ALGOL 60
OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH ALGOL 60
THE USE OF RECURSIVE PROCEOURES IN ALGOL 60
A MULTI-PASS TRANSLATION SCHEME FOR ALGOL 60
MAKING A TRANSLATOR FOR ALGOL 60
ECMA SUBSET OF ALGOL 60
REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
DOCUMENTATION PROBLEMS, ALGOL 60
REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
A NOTE ON THE DANGLING 'ELSE' IN ALGOL 60
A
SUGGESTEO METHOD OF MAKING FULLER USE OF STRINGS IN ALGOL 60
ON
THE NONEXISTENCE OF A PHRASE STRUCTURE GRAMMAR FOR ALGOL 60
IMPLEMENTATION OF RECURSIVE PROCEDURES AND BLOCKS IN ALGOL 60
COMMENTS ON THE
NOTE ON THE PROOF OF
THE NON-EXISTENCE OF A PHRASE STRUCTURE GRAMMAR FOR ALGOL 60
COMPILING TECHNIQUES FOR
BOOLEAN EXPRESSIONS AND CONDITIONAL STATEMENTS IN ALGOL 60
SSES. SOME OBSERVATIONS ON AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING AND ALGOL 60
THE DESCRIPTION OF COMPUTING PROCE
SSES, SOME OBSERVATIONS ON AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING ANO ALGOL 60
THE OESCRIPTION OF COMPUTING PROCE
SUGGESTIONS ON ALGOL 60 IROME) ISSUES
OFFICIAL ACTIONS AND RESPONSES TO ALGOL 60 AS A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
AN ALGOL 60 COMPILER
NOTE ON AN ALGOL 60 COMPILER FOR PEGASUS
EFFICIENT HANDLING OF SUBSCRIPTED VARIABLES IN ALGOL 60 COMPILERS
ALGOL 60 CONFIDENTIAL
ABS12 ALGOL, AN EXTENSION TO ALGOL 60 FOR INDUSTRIAL USE
IMPLEMENTATION OF ALGOL 60 FOR THE ENGLISH ELECTRIC XDF9
A PROPOSED ALGOL 60 MATRIX SCHEME
INPUT AND OUTPUT FOR ALGOL 60 ON KDF9
AN IMPLEMENTATION OF ALGOL 60 PROCEDURES
ALGOL 60 PROCESSORS ANO A PROCESSOR GENERATOR
SUPPLEMENT TO THE ALGOL 60 REPOR T
AN ALGOL 60 TRANSLATOR FOR THE Xl
A HARDWARE REPRESENTATION FOR ALGOL 60 USING CREEO TELEPRINTER EQUIPMENT
SOME RECURSIVELY UNSOLVABLE PROBLEMS IN ALGOL-LIKE LANGUAGES
ABS12 ALGOL, AN EXTENSION TO ALGOL 60 FOR INOUSTRIAL USE
NEED FOR AN ALGORITHM
ADOENDUM TO A GENERALIZED POLYPHASE MERGE ALGORITHM
A GENERALIZED POLYPHASE MERGE ALGORITHM
SURGE, A RECDDING OF THE COBOL MERCHANDISE CONTROL ALGORITHM
NOTE ON AN EXTREMUM LOCATING ALGORITHM
AN ERROR-CORRECTING PARSE ALGORITHM
A SIMPLE SORTING ALGORITHM
THE WHOLE-NUMBER-INCREMENTAL COMPUTING ALGORITHM
80

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY

19~6-1963

HARV512 225
CACM590 H
CAC"60~ 211
CAC"608 463
ROME62 385
RO"E62 409
CAC"622 82
CAC"622 118
ARAP623 11
.I AC"623 350
TCJ6631 50
CACM639 541
BIT 621
1
ROME62 ~13
IIJCC61 319
CACM611 36
ROME62
15
CACM599 25
CACM603 110
CACM590 25
RO"E62 421
ARAP63ft 49
BIT 632 124
81T 633 145
TCJ2604 151
BIT 623 131
CAS 61 115
CAS 60 15~
TCJ5634 345
PAC"61 5Bl
ARAP612 61
TCJ5634 332
BIT 624 232
CACM626 331
CACM619 40~
(;AC"607 418
IFIP62 498
CACM599 24
CACM630 591
ROME62 253
CACM637 315
CACM611 10
CACM611 15
TCJ5622 127
ARAP623 121
ROME62 229
ROME62 325
TCJ3602 67
CACM605 299
CACM61N 488
CACM610 441
CACM611 51
CACM611 60
ARAP612 351
BIT 612 89
CACM619 393
CAC"621 54
JACM622 161
TCJ5622 125
ARAP623 43
ARAP623 163
ARAP623 341
CACM630 595
CACM631
1
CACM633 11
ARAP634 217
TCJ5634 349
CACM638 460
CACM634 169
CACM629 483
CACM611 65
CACM633 105
CACM611 10
ROME62 391
ARAP623
1
CACM631 20
CACM63ft 159
ARAP634 81
TCJ6644 336
ROME62 331
CACM616 268
TCJ4624 292
TCJ5622 130
I FJP62 503
TCJ5634 341
BIT 611 38
I FIP62 493
CACM631 18
ARAP623 329
TCJ5634 3.38
JACM631 29
TCJ462~ 292
CACM584
1
CACMUN 495
CACM61B 347
CACM622 9B
TCJ5623 193
CACM63N 669
JACM632 142
NCR 634 5B
80

TITLE WORD INDEX

ALG - ANA

THE BACKGROUNO OF THE PERT
SOLVING LINEAR PROGRAMMING PROBLEMS WITH THE SIMPLEX
MULTIPROGRAM SCHEDULING. PARTS lAND 4. SCHEDULING
AN
ON A PROGRAM FOR RAY-CHAUDHURI'S
A "NEW
A TRUTH FUNCTION TABLE
A PROGRAMMED
MACHINES
AN
CIRCUITS
AN
A LOGIC FUNCTICN
AN
AN
DISCRETE DATA
AN
AN
AN
AN
BEST MINIMAX APPROXIMATION TO A FUNCTION DEFINI
AN
AN
BEST MINIMAX APPROXIMATION TO A FUNCTION DEFINI
OPERATCR
AN
A DISPERSION PASS
AN
AN
UNCTIONS BY ~EANS OF MAGNEI
THE USE OF THE SIMPLEX
PROCESS OF LEAST SQUARES

AN
• ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF
A NON-LINEAR PROGRAMMING
CONSTRUCTION OF A TEXTUAL ANALYSIS
ZURICH CONFERENCE ON
JOVIAL. A GENERAL
REPORT ON THE
REPORT ON THE
REVISED REPORT ON THE
REVISED REPORT ON THE
REVISED REPORT ON THE
ELEA 6001
PALGO, AN
REPORT ON THE
A COMPUTER FOR DIRECT EXECUTION OF
A FLOATING-POINT NUMBER REPRESENTATION FOR USE WITH
ON AN ALGEBRAIC FOUNOATION FOR CONSTRUCTING OPTIMUM
TECHNIQUES FOR STORAGE ALLOCATION
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF CERTAIN BINARY DIVISION
ON TABLE OPERATING
SINGULAR RULES FOR CERTAIN NON-LINEAR
A COMPOSITION METHOD FOR NORMAL MARKOV
TIGATION OF A CLASS OF PATTERN RECO.GNITION SYNTHESIS
PARTITIONING
WORD CONSTRUCTION FOR USE WITH PATTERN RECOGNITION
RMATIDN OF T~E USSR ACAI
ON THE FUNCTIONING OF THE
UM ACCOUNTING USING AN IBM 650 PUNCHED CARD COMPUTER
THE CASE FOR OYNAMIC STORAGE
A GENERAL FORMULATION OF STORAGE
EXPERIENCE IN AUTOMATIC STORAGE
STOCHASTIC EVALUATION OF A STATIC STORAGE
ORGANIZATIO~ AND RECORD KEEPING FOR DYNAMIC STORAGE
ORGANIZATION AND RECORD KEEPING FOR DYNAMIC STORAGE
PROGRAMMING ALGORITHM WITH APPLICATION TO PRODUCT
TECHNIQUES FOR STORAGE
RAMPS, A TECHNIQUE FOR RESOURCE
NEW TOOL IN PLANNING AND CONTROL
RESOURCE
CORE
A PREPLANNED APPROACH TO A STORAGE
DYNAMIC STORAGE
DYNAMIC STORAGE
PROBLEMS OF STORAGE
TIC USE OF A BACKING STORE
DYNAMIC STORAGE
A PROGRAM FOR THE
SEMI-AUTOMATIC
o TEACH ING MODEL
OPTIMAL
N A MULTI-PRCJECT ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
OPTIMUM
A GRADIENT METHOD FOR OPTIMIZING MULTISTAGE
A DYNAMIC STORAGE
A STORAGE
A STORAGE
A SEMI-AUTOMATIC STORAGE
ABSORPTION IN A LEAD-THALLIUM SUPER-CONDUCTING
A THERMODYNAMIC TREATMENT OF DILUTE SUPERCDNDUCTING
HARACTERISTICS OF BULK AND THIN FILM SUPERCONDUCTING
FIELD SUPERCONDUCTIVITY IN SOME BCC TI-MO AND NB-ZR
ONDUCTIVITY OF DILUTE INDIUM-MERCURY SUPERCONDUCTING
MEAN FREE PATH ON THE SUPERCONOUCTING BEHAVIOR OF
SIMILARI
STABILITY OF THE REDUCTION OF A MATRIX TO
CONSTRAINTS
OPERATIONS

THE
THE DEUCE
THE DEUCE
A GENERAL SYSTEM FOR HANDLING
A liST-TYPE STORAGE TECHNIQUE FOR

AN ELECTRIC ALL Y
lUXlOK, A NONDESTRUCTIVE. RANDOM-ACCESS ELECTRICALLY
AN
81

ALG - All

ALGORITHM
ALGORITHM
IECISION RULE FOR IMPROVED EFFICIENCY IN
ALGORITHM AND EXTERNAL CONSTRAINTS
ALGORITHM DEFINING ALGOL ASSIGNMENT STATEMENTS
ALGORITHM FOR A MINIMUM COVER OF AN ABSTRACT COMPLEX
ALGORITHM FOR ALGEBRAIC TRANSLATION
ALGORITHM FOR ANALYZING LOGICAL STATEMENTS TO PRODUCE
ALGORITHM FOR ASSIGNING INTERNAL CODES TO SEQUENTIAL
ALGORITHM FOR AUTOMATIC DESIGN OF LOGICAL CRYOGENIC
ALGORITHM FOR COOING EFFICIENT ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS
ALGORITHM FOR DETERMINING MINIMAL REPRESENTATIONS OF
ALGORITHM FOR EQUIVALENCE DECLARATIONS
ALGORITHM FOR MINIMAX POLYNOMIAL CURVE-FITTING OF
ALGORITHM FOR PATH CONNECTIONS AND ITS APPLICATIONS
ALGORITHM FOR RAPID BINARY DIVISION
ALGORITHM FOR THE ASSIGN~ENT PROBLEM
ALGORITHM FOR THE DETERMINATION OF THE POLYNOMIAL OF
ALGORITHM FOR THE DETERMINATION OF THE POLYNOMIAL OF
ALGORITHM FOR THE NUMERICAL APPLICATION OF A LINEAR
ALGORITHM FOR THE POLYPHASE MERGE
ALGORITHM FOR THE TRANSLATION OF ALGOL STATEMENTS
ALGORITHM FOR TRANSLATING BOOLEAN EXPRESSIONS
ALGORITHM IN THE MECHANIZATION OF BOOLEAN SWITCHING F
ALGORITHM INDEX, 1960-1961
ALGORITHM TO THE METHOD OF CURVE FITTING BY THE
ALGORITHM TRANSLATORS
ALGORITHM WITH APPLICATION TO PRODUCT ALLOCATION
ALGORITHM WITH THE AID OF A COMPUTING MACHINE
ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE
ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE
ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE AND ITS TRANSLATOR FOR OLIVETTI
ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE FORTRAN II
ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGES
ON
ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGES
ALGORITHMS
ALGORITHMS
ALGORITHMS
ALGORITHMS
ALGORITHMS
ALGORITHMS
AN EXPERIMENTAL INVES
ALGORITHMS
ALGORITHMS FOR FINITE SETS
ALGORITHMS FOR FORMULA TRANSLATION
ALGORITHMS FOR PARALLEL-SEARCH MEMORIES
FEATURE
ALGORITHMS. AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY
ALGY. AN ALGEBRAIC MANIPULATION PROGRAM
ALL-MAGNETIC CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES
ALL-UNION INSTITUTE FOR SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL INFO
ALLIED WITH NATIONAL CLASS l2 ACCOUNTING MACHINES AND
ALLOCATION
ALLOCATION
ALLOCATION
ALLOCATION
PROGRAM
ALLOCATION
PROGRAM
ALLOCATION
A NON-LINEAR
ALLOCATION
ALLOCATION ALGORITHMS
ALLOCATION AND MULTI-PROJECT SCHEDULING
ALLOCATION AND MULTI-PROJECT SCHEDULING (RAMPS). A
ALLOCATION BASED ON PROBABILITY
ALLOCATION COMPILER
ALLOCATION FOR A REAL-TIME SYSTEM
ALLOCATION FOR AN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEM
ALLOCATION IN A MULTIPROCESSOR MULTIPROGRAMMED SYSTEM
ALLOCATION IN THE ATLAS COMPUTER, INCLUDING AN AUTOMA
ALLOCATION OF COSTS OF ELECTRICITY SUPPLY
ALLOCATION OF OATA STORAGE FOR PACT I
ALLOCATION OF ITEMS IN A SINGLE. TWD-CONCEPT AUTOMATE
ALLOCATION OF RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING MANPOWER WITHI
ALLOCATION OF STORAGE FOR ARRAYS IN ALGOL 60
ALLOCATION PROCESSES
ALLOCATION SCHEME
ALLOCATION SCHEME FOR ALGOL 60
ALLOCATION SCHEME FOR ALGOL 60
ALLOCATION SYSTEM AT LOADING TIME
FAR-INFRARED
ALLOY
ALLOYS
ALLOYS
C
ALLOYS
HIGHALLOYS
THERMAL C
ALLOYS
EFFECTS OF ELECTRON CONCENTRATION AND
ALMOST TRIANGULAR AND TRIANGULAR FORMS BY ELEMENTARY
ALP, AN AUTOCODE LIST-PROCESSING LANGUAGE
ALPHA VECTOR TRANSFORMATION OF A SYSTEM OF LINEAR
ALPHA-NUMERIC CHARACTER RECOGNITION USING LOCAL
ALPHACODE TRANSLATOR
ALPHACODE TRANSLATOR
ALPHAMERIC INFORMATION ON THE IBM 701 COMPUTER
ALPHANUMERIC INFORMATION
ALT NEW CHAIRMAN OF Xl.4
ALTAC. FORTRAN. AND COMPATIBILITY
ALTAC. THE TRANSAC ALGEBRAIC TRANSLATOR
ALTERABLE NONDESTRUCTIVE TWISTOR MEMORY
ALTERABLE, HIGH-SPEED MEMORY TECHNIQUE USING STANDARD
ALTERNATE FORM OF THE 'UNCOL' DIAGRAM

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY

19~6-196l

TCJ56H 297
CACM609 509
CACM607 4B
CACM60l 110
CACM61N 504
PACM59
22
CACM58l
4
PGEC624 466
PGEC614 6B
CACM611 42
PGEC572 103
CACM617 310
JACM6ll 28l
PGEC611 346
PGEC614 662
CACM60N 605
PACM5B
B
JACM59l 195
JACM624 440
CACM620 502
IFIP62 498
JAtM622 222
PGEC614 615
CACM621 51
PAtM56
1
PACM59
2l
PAtM59
27
MTL 612 613
TCB2595 81
ROME62 481
CACM605 299
ARAP612 l51
CACM631
1
ARAP6l4 217
TCJ56l4 349
ROME62 439
CACM626 327
EJtC61 184
CACM623 160
PACM59
38
CACM610 ~49
P IRE611 91
IFIP62 509
BIT 6B 175
ItC 614 195
PGEC63l lDO
CACM6l0 6tl
TCJ2592 H
JACM624 488
JACM634 458
WJtC61 389
Alt 614 54
ICSI581 511
AUS 60 Al.4
CACM610 417
tACM610 419
CACM610 436
CACM610 460
CACM610 422
IFIP62 539
PACM59
27
CACM610 449
SJtC63
17
TCJ56l~ 300
CACM610 45~
CACM610 417
I BSJ6ll 230
CACM610 431
CAtM610 421
CACM610 435
AUS 60All.4
JACM564 299
PLC161
25
PACM62
56
tACM611 60
HARV61 125
TCJ562l 200
CACM610 441
BIT 612 89
CACM610 446
18MJ621 55
18MJ601 B
ONR 60 249
IBMJ621 119
1 B.MJ621 112
I BMJ621 68
JACM59l l36
TCJ5621 28
CACM599 I I
EJCC59 218
AUS 60 C6.4
TCJl602 98
JACM56l 175
CACM618 4H
CACM6l9 505
PACM61 282
PACM59
62
PGEC604 451
PGEC603 lH
CACM613 142
81

ALT - ANA

TITLE WORD INDEX

ALG - ANA

LIBRARY LOADING WITH ALTERNATE ROUTINE SELECTION
CACM61N .96
ALTERNATING DIRECTION IMPLICIT METHODS
AIC 623 190
SSIVE OVERRELAXATION ITERATIVE METHODS WITH IMPLICIT ALTERNATING DIRECTION ITERATIVE METHODS
IRING SUCCE PACM61 2A2
BIHARMONIC E~UATIONS
AN ALTERNATING DIRECTION METHOD FOR SOLVING THE
PACM58
5
PROBLEM WITH MIXED BOUNDARY CONDITIONS
ON AN ALTERNATING DIRECTION METHOD FOR SOLVING THE PLATE
JACM6D3 264
85
OVER-RELAXATION APPLIED TO IMPLICIT ALTERNATING DIRECTION METHODS
ICIP59
IN M SPACE VARIABLES
ALTERNATING DIRECTION METHODS FOR PARABOLIC SYSTEMS
JACM624 .50
EQUATIONS
ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES TO ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL
LSU S5 207
41
MACHINE INPUT PROBLEMS FOR MACHINE INDEXING, ALTERNATIVES AND PRACTICALITIES
MIPP61
OF ROTATING ELECTRIC MACHINERY PROBLEMS WITH ALWAC
SOLUTION CAS 56
8B
THE ALWAC CORPORATION MODEL BOO COMPUTER
NEWCS7 118
AN AM-FM ELECTRONIC ANALOG MULTIPLIER
PIRE530 1470
VERBS, IMPERSONALLY USED VERBS, AND SUBJECT-OBJECT AMBIGUITIES
RUSSIAN -CR MTL 612 477
DETECTION OF GENERATIVE AMBIGUITIES IN CONTEXT-FREE MECHANICAL LANGUAGES
JACM632 196
A METHOD FOR ELIMINATING AMBIGUITY DUE TO SIGNAL COINCIDENCE IN DIGITAL DESIGN CACM624 211
ON AMBIGUITY IN PHRASE STRUCTURE LANGUAGES
CACM620 526
SYNTACTIC STRUCTURE AND AMBIGUITY OF ENGLISH
FJCC63 397
ON THE AMBIGUITY PROBLEM OF BACKUS SYSTEMS
JACM624 477
SEQUENTIAL MACHINES, AMBIGUITY, AND DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING
JACM601 24
COMPUTERS IN AMERICA
FTT 53 173
WHAT AUTOMATION MEANS TO AMERICA
LSU 56
13
INTEGRATED DATA PROCESSING IN BRITAIN AND AMERICA
TCB5612 67
AS TOOLS FOR MANAGEMENT IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1956
ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS TCJ1594 179
SYSTEM
AMERICAN AIRLINES SABRE ELECTRONIC RESERVATIONS
WJCC61 593
THE INFORMATION-GATHERING HABITS OF AMERICAN MEDICAL SCIENTISTS
ICSI581 277
AMERICAN STANDARD CODE FOR INFORMATION EXCHANGE
CACM638 .22
CACM630 599
PROCESSING
REPORT ON PROPOSED AMERICAN STANDARD FLOWCHART SYMBOLS FOR INFORMATION
AUTOMATIC DETERMINATION OF AM INO ACID SEQUENCES
I BMJ633 246
INTERCDDE, A SIMPLIFIED COOING SCHEME FOR AMOS
TCJ2S92 55
AMPHISBAENIC SORTING
JACM594 459
A TRANSISTOR PULSE AMPLIFER USING EXTERNAL REGENERATION
PIRE530 1444
ONLINEAR TRANSMISSION LINES AND EFFECT ON PARAMETRIC AMPLIFICATION
SHOCK WAVES IN N IBMJ604 391
MICROWAVE AMPLIFICATION BY MASER TECHNIQUES
IBMJ573 232
NALYSIS OF THE EFFECT OF COMPONENT TOLERANCES ON THE AMPLIFICATION OF THE BALANCED-PAIR TUNNEL-DIODE CIRCU PGEC633 269
A WIDE-BAND SQUARE-LAW COMPUTING AMPLIFIER
PGEC542 37
A TRANSISTOR OPERATIONAL D.C. AMPLIFIER
PACM56
26
A PRECISION AMPLITUDE-DISTRIBUTION AMPLIFIER
PGEC602 252
A THEORETICAL MODEL FOR SEPARATION IN THE FLUID JET AMPLIFIER
IBMJ634 2B8
OF TRANSFER FUNCTIONS USING ONLY ONE OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER
SIMULATION WCR 574 273
THE MAGNETIC AMPLIFIER AS AN ANALOG COMPUTER COMPONENT
PIRE530 1477
SEMI-CONDUCTOR DIODE AMPLIFIER CONSIDERATIONS
NCR 554 146
A HIGH-SPEED DIRECT-COUPLED MAGNETIC MEMORY SENSE AMPLIFIER EMPLOYING TUNNEL-DIODE DISCRIMINATORS
PGEC633 282
DC AMPLIFIER MISALIGNMENT IN COMPUTING SYSTEMS
PGEC603 352
A TRANSISTOR PULSE AMPLIFIER USING EXTERNAL REGENERATION
ANL 53
1
58
EJCC56
A SATURABLE-TRANSFORMER DIGITAL AMPLIFIER WITH DIODE SWITCHING
TESTING OF OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS
JACM552 92
ON THE INPUT IMPEDANCE NETWORK ERROR IN OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS
PGEC553 11B
DESIGN OF MEMORY SENSE AMPLIFIERS
PGEC622 236
TRIANGULAR WAVES, DIODES, RESISTORS, AND OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS
A FOUR-QUADRANT MULTIPLIER USING PGEC592 222
7
TRANSFER-FUNCTION SYNTHESIS WITH COMPUTER AMPLIFIERS AND PASSIVE NETWORKS
WJCC55
TRANSFER FUNCTION SIMULATION BY MEANS OF AMPLIFIERS AND POTENTIOMETERS
JACM563 186
MAGNETIC TRANSDUCERS AND AMPLIFIERS FOR DISK RECORDING
LCMT61 331
6
OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS USING CONTROLLED SUPERCONDUCTORS
PGEC621
ANALOG COMPUTING WITH MAGNETIC AMPLIFIERS USING MULTI PHASE A-C VOLTAGES
NCR 537 30
DESIGN OF AC COMPUTING AMPLIFIERS USING TRANSISTORS
PGEC583 191
PERFORMANCE OF OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS WITH ELECTRONIC MODE SWITCHING
PGEC633 310
INVESTIGATIONS OF MAGNETIC AMPLIFIERS WITH FEEDBACK
PGEC583 213
COMPUTERS, COEFFICIENT POTENTIOMETERS, OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS, AND NETWORKS
ELECTRONIC ANALOG CHBK62
2
NANOSECOND LOGIC BY AMPLITUDE MODULATION AT X BAND
PGEC593 265
A PRECISION AMPLITUDE-DISTRIBUTION AMPLIFIER
PGEC602 252
44
DATA HANDLING AT AN AMR TRACKING STATION
FJCC62
THE WORD 'AN' HAS BEEN PREVENTED FROM INDEXING
I CIP59 487
SYMPOSIUM ON THE RELATIONS BETWEEN ANALOG AND DIGITAL·COMPUTATION (FRENCH)
WJCC53
19
PANEL DISCUSSION, AN EVALUATION OF ANALOG ANO DIGITAL COMPUTERS
ANALOG ANO DIGITAL COMPUTERS MANUFACTURED IN JAPAN
ICC 621 3B
WJCC55
66
DYNAMIC LOAD PROBLEMS
THE INTEGRATED USE OF ANALOG AND DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINES FOR AIRCRAFT
COMBINED ANALOG AND DIGITAL TECHNIQUES
LSU 57
44
CCST61 11.1
ANALOG AND DIGITAL TECHNIQUES COMBINED
SJCC63 105
COMPILATION SYSTEM
APPLICATION OF HYBRID ANALOG AND DIGITAL TECHNIQUES IN THE AUTOMATIC MAP
EJCC60 269
USE OF A DIGITAL ANALOG ARITHMETIC UNIT WITHIN A DIGITAL COMPUTER
PGEC604 496
A NEW, SOLID-STATE, NONLINEAR ANALOG COMPONENT
HACC59
2B
DIGITAL TECHNIQUES IN ANALOG COMPUTATION
PGEC591 .2
TIME MULTIPLEXING AS APPLIED TO ANALOG COMPUTATION
HACC59
21
ANALOG COMPUTATION IN ENGINEERING
ANALOG COMPUTATION OF GREEN'S FUNCTION FOR INTEGRATIN PGEC621 57
G TWO-POINT BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS
PGEC633 313
DYNAMIC ACCURACY AND ERROR IN ANALOG COMPUTATIONS
PECS52
6
THE THERMAL ANALYZER, A SPECIAL PURPOSE ANALOG COMPUTER
PGEC534 12
ACCURACY OF AN ANALOG COMPUTER
PWCS54
13
AUTOMATIC ITERATION ON AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER
PGEC5.4 16
TIME-DELAY NETWORKS FOR AN ANALOG COMPUTER
PGEC54,. 20
A DESK-MODEL ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER
WJCC55
78
AIRCRAFT PERFORMANCE STUDIED ON AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER
JACM561 16
SI~ULATICN OF DIGITAL FILTERS ON AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER
WCR 584 67
ANTICIPATORY DISPLAY DESIGN THROUGH THE USE OF AN ANALOG COMPUTER
WJCC59 H1
A TIME-SHARING ANALOG COMPUTER
PGEC592 200
OPTIMIZATION BY RANDOM SEARCH ON THE ANALOG COMPUTER
PGEC592 210
GENERALIZED INTEGRATION ON THE ANALOG COMPUTER
WJCC60 119
MATHEMATICAL APPLICATIONS OF THE DYNAMIC STORAGE ANALOG COMPUTER
AUS 60C10.2
MAINTENANCE OF AGWAC, A LARGE ANALOG COMPUTE R
AUS 60C10.4
THE CESIGN OF A RATE SERVO FOR USE IN AN ANALOG COMPUTER
PGEC602 256
A PULSE POSITION MODULATION ANALOG COMPUTE R
PGEC614 752
TWO-LEVEL CORRELATION ON AN ANALOG COMPUTER
PGEC621 17
SIMULATION OF A BIOLOGICAL SYSTEM OF AN ANALOG COMPUTER
A METHOD FCR EVALUATING STIElTJES INTEGRALS ON THE ANALOG COMPUTER
PGEC62" 552
SJCC63
69
DYSAC, A DIGITALLY SIMULATED ANALOG COMPUTER
SJCC63 205
~ULTIPLE INTEGRALS ON A NON-REPETITIVE ANALOG COMPUTER
DIGITAL CLOCK WJCC61 3!d
DELAY GENERATORS AND RUN COUNTER FOR A REPETITIVE ANALOG COMPUTER
AIRPLANE LANDING WJCC53
86
GEAR PERFORMANCE SOLUTIONS WITH AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER
THEORETICAL CONS IDE PGEC58" 306
RATION OF CO~PUTING ERRORS OF A SLOW TYPE ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER
ANALOG COMPUTER ANALYSIS OF THE PERFORMANCE OF A NON- AUS 60 C1.4
LINEAR SERVO-SYSTEM SUBJECTED TO STATISTICAL INPUT
82

COMPUTER LITERATURE 81BLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

ANA - ANA

TITLE WORD INDEX

AN ELECTRD-MECHANICAL MULTIPLIER FOR ANALOG
ANALOG
DEVELOPMENTS OF THE ANALOG
A CONTINUOUS PROCESS
THE ANALOG
EQUATIONS
ON THE REDUCTION OF ERROR IN CERTAIN ANALOG
THE MAGNETIC AMPLIFIER AS AN ANALOG
AN ON-LINE SOLID-STATE ANALOG
A SMALL TRANSISTORIZED ANALOG
ION OF BALLISTIC MISSILES
FREQUENCY-TO-PERIOD-TO-ANALOG
USE OF AN ANALOG
s
AN ANALOG
THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF AN ANALOG
ISING IN ECONOMIC THEORY/
AN ANALOG
A SURVEY OF ELECTRONIC ANALOG
OPTIMIZATION OF ANALOG
AN AUTOMATIC ANALOG
FINDING ROOT LOCI
AN ANALOG
A NEW METHOD OF VERIFYING ANALOG
AN ANALOG
AND OPERATOR TRAINING FACILITY FOR ENRICO FERMI AI
ANALOG
ELECTRONIC SWITCH FOR ANALOG
THE APPLICATION OF FINITE FOURIER TRANSFORMS TO ANALOG
THE FREQUENCY RESPONSE OF PHYSICAL SYSTEMS BY ANALOG
NYQUIST DIAGRAMS
ANALOG
NG GUIDES
A COORDINATED DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM AND ANALOG
EQUATION INPUT LANGUAGE
GENERATING AN ANALOG
A NEW CONCEPT IN ANALOG
AN INPUT-OUTPUT UNIT FOR ANALOG
HIDDEN REGENERATIVE LOOPS IN ELECTRONIC ANALOG
DPER·ATIONAL EQUATIONS FOR PROGRAMMING ELECTRONIC ANALOG
IDEAL TRANSFORMERS IN SYNTHESIS OF ANALOG
A NEW APPROACH TO GROUNDING IN DC ANALOG
AN ERROR ANALYSIS OF ELECTRONIC ANALOG
DIGITAL PROGRAMMING AND READOUT FOR ANALOG
A VARIABLE FUNCTION OELAY FOR ANALOG
CORRECTION TO AN ERROR ANALYSIS OF ELECTRONIC ANALOG
SYSTEMATIC TRACING OF DISCREPANCIES IN ANALOG
A PERTURBATION TECHNIQUE FOR ANALOG
ERRORS IN ANALOG
ANALOG
TRANSISTORIZED ELECTRONIC ANALOG
PROPOSED IRE STANDARDS FOR ANALOG
CONTINUOUS REGRESSION TECHNIQUES USING ANALOG
AUTOMATIC DIGITAL PROGRAMMING OF ANALOG
A FUNDAMENTAL ERROR THEORY FOR ANALOG
EVALUATION OF COMPLEX GUIDED WEAPON SYSTEMS USING ANALOG
TENANCE PROGRA~ FOR LARGE GENERAL PURPOSE ELECTRONIC ANALOG
STABILIZATION AND ERROR DETECTION IN LARGE-SCALE ANALOG
TRIGONOMETRIC RESOLUTION IN ANALOG
THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF ANALOG
TECHNIQUES
ONAL AMPLIFIERS, AND NETWORKS
ELECTRONIC ANALOG
ELECTRONIC ANALOG
N. AND SYSTE~ DESIGN
ANALOG
NOTATION
ELECTRONIC ANALOG
ELECTRONIC ANALOG
ELECTRONIC ANALOG
TRANSISTORS IN CURRENT-ANALOG
APACHE, A BREAKTHROUGH IN ANALOG
ANALOG
OMETRIC PROBLEMS
AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG
MULTIPHASE A-C VOLTAGES
ANALOG
PULSE TRAIN
HIGH-SPEEO DIGITAL-TO-ANALOG
W.A.C. ~K.2, A PARALLEL NINE CHANNEL DIGITAL TO ANALOG
AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG
A CYCLIC DIGITAL-TO-ANALOG
CORRELATION COMPUTATION ON ANALOG
ACCURACY AS A DESIGN CRITERION OF LINEAR ELECTRONIC-ANALOG
OF GENERATING FUNCTIONS OF SEVERAL VARIABLES USING ANALOG
OF GENERATION FUNCTIONS OF SEVERAL VARIABLES USING ANALOG
PILOT TRAINING
X-15 ANALOG
HYBRID TECHNIQUES FOR ANALOG
AN ACCURATE DIGITAL-ANALOG
A DEPENDENT VARIABLE ANALOG
DAFT, A DIGITAL-ANALOG
MULTICHANNEL ANALOG
COMPUTER
A NEW TEC~NIQUE FOR ANALOG
A STABILIZED DRIFTLESS ANALOG
ANALOG
ANALOG
SWITCHING TRANSISTORS
AYDAR. SPECIAL PURPOSE ANALOG
A DIGITAL-ANALOG
A SURVEY OF ANALOG
FOXY 2, A TRANSISTORIZED ANALOG
AN ANALOG
AN ANALOG
AND RELATED STA'fISTlCAL PROBLEMS
SURVEY OF ANALOG
AN AM-FM ELECTRONIC ANALOG
A TIME-SHARING ANALOG
AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG
THE HALL-EFFECT ANALOG
AN ACCURATE ANALOG
AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG
AN ANALOG
ANALOG
MODULATOR
A NEW TRANSFORMER ANALOG
DISPLAY METERING SYSTEM FOR USE WITH A TRANSFORMER ANALOG
FEEDBACK THROUGH THE ENVIRONMENT AS AN ANALOG
LEAKAGE ERROR IN A SEMI-DISCRETE ANALOG
ALGEBRAIC FUNCTION CALCULATIONS USING POTENTIAL ANALOG
DIGITAL MOON-RADAR ANTENNA PROGRAMMER WITH ANALOG
83

COMPUTER APPLICATION
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN PREDICTOR DESIGN
COMPUTER ARTVS
COMPUTER AS AN AID TO DESIGN AND OPERATION OF
COMPUTER CALCULATIONS BY THE USE OF CONSTRAINT
COMPUTER COMPONENT
COMPUTER FOR AUTOMATIC GAS FLOW COMPENSATIONS
COMPUTER FOR EARLY FL'IGHT IMPACT POINT PREDICT
COMPUTER FOR FLOWRATE MEASUREMENT
COMPUTER FOR ROOM AIR-CONDITIONING CALCULATION
COMPUTER FOR SCHOOLS AND OFFICES
COMPUTER FOR THE SOLUTION Of SOME EQUATIONS AR
COMPUTER FOR THE SOLUTION OF TANGENTS
COMPUTER INSTALLATIONS
COMPUTER LINEAR SYSTEM DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS
COMPUTER METHOD FOR SOLVING POLYNOMIALS AND
COMPUTER NYQUIST PLOTTER
COMPUTER PROBLEMS AND PERFORMANCES
COMPUTER REALIZATION OF THE EUCLIDEAN TOOLS
COMPUTER SERVES AS BOTH SYSTEMS ANALYSIS TOOL
COMPUTER SIMULATION
COMPUTER SIMULATIONS
COMPUTER TECHNIQUES
OBTAINING
COMPUTER TECHNIQUES FOR PLOTTING BODE AND
COMPUTER TO DETERMINE REFINERY-PROCESS OPERATI
COMPUTER WIRING DIAGRAM FROM THE DIFFERENTIAL
COMPUTERS
COMPUTERS
COMPUTERS
COMPUTERS
COMPUTERS
COMPUTERS
COMPUTERS
COMPUTERS
COMPUTERS
COMPUTERS
COMPUTERS
COMPUTERS
COMPUTERS
COMPUTERS
COMPUTERS
COMPUTERS
COMPUTERS
COMPUTERS
COMPUTERS
COMPUTE RS
THE
COMPUTERS
A PREVENTIVE MAIN
COMPUTERS
A RELIABLE METHOO OF DRIFT
COMPUTERS BY MEANS OF MULTIPLIER ELEMENTS
COMPUTERS WITH REFERENCE TO STATISTICAL
COMPUTERS, COEFFICIENT POTENTIOMETERS, OPERATI
COMPUTERS, CONTROL CIRCUITS, COMPUTER OPERATIO
COMPUTERS. INTRODUCTION ANO BLOCK-DIAGRAM
COMPUTERS, MULTIPLIERS AND FUNCTION GENERATORS
COMPUTERS, SIGNIFICANT APPLICATIONS
COMPUTERS, SPECIAL COMPONENTS AND TECHNIQUES
COMPUTING
COMPUTING
COMPUTING APPLIED TO NOISE STUDIES
COMPUTING TECHNIQUE FOR THE SOLUTION OF TRIGON
COMPUTING WITH MAGNETIC AMPLIFIERS USING
CONVERSION BY INTEGRATION OF A VARIABLE-RATE
CONVERTER
CROSS CORRELATDR FOR DIP LOGS
DECODER
DEVICES
DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS
DYNAMIC
DIODE LOGIC
A METHOD
DIODE LOGIC
CORRECTION TO A METHOD
FLIGHT SIMULATION, SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT ANO
FUNCTION GENERATION
FUNCTION GENERATOR
FUNCTION GENERATOR
FUNCTION TABLE
INPUT-OUTPUT CONVERSION SYSTEM FOR DIGITAL
INTEGRATION ANO DIFFERENTIATION
INTEGRATOR
INTERPOLATOR FOR AUTOMATIC CONTROL
LOGARITHMIC AND ANTILOGARITHMIC CIRCUITS USING
MACHINE FOR YAW DATA REDUCTION
MACHINE TOOL CONTROL SYSTEM
MEMORY DEVICES
MEMORY FOR FUNCTIONS OF TWO VARIABLES
METHOD FOR CHARACTER RECOGNITION
METHOD FOR THE SOLUTION OF PROBABILITY OF HIT
MULTIPLICATION SCHEMES
MULTIPLIER
MULTIPLIER
MULTIPLIER
MULTIPLIER
MULTIPLIER AND DIVIDER
MULTIPLIER USING CARRIERS
MULTIPLIER USING THYRITE
MULTIPLIERS ANO SQUARERS USING A MULTIGRID
NETWORK ANALYSER
A DIGITAL
NETWORK ANALYSER
OF BRAIN FUNCTIONING
OF THE HEAT EQUATION
PA I RS
RATE SIGNAL INTEGRATOR

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

All - ANA
PECS52
5
PGEC573 lit)
AUS 6DC10.1
AUS 60 B4.2
WJCC60 173
PIRE530 1417
NCR 602 96
"US 6DCI0.3
PGEC6Dl 62
CAN 60 175
LSU 56 138
AUS 60 C7.2
PGEC553 101
PGEC552 52
WJCC61 315
NCR 574 164
NCR 602 41
WJCC57 138
PGEC624 564
WJCC60 301
PGEC564 197
SJCC62 255
NCR 612 196
WJCC60 165
EJCC57
34
ROME62 109
WJCC53 196
PIRE530 14B3
PGEC532
1
LSU 55 179
WJCC55
16
WJCC55
23
PGEC564 201
L SU 57
54
PGEC573 181
PGEC573 202
NCR 514 115
PGEC592 218
AUS 60 C9.2
ELEC61
65
CHBK62
7
PGEC621 67
PGEC625 691
PGEC632 100
PGEC635 541
AUS 60B'lD.2
NCR 584 191
WJCC51 133
PGEC512 86
AUS 60 C1.3
CHBK62
2
CHBK62
4
CHBK62
1
CHBK62
3
CHBK62
5
CHBK62
6
PGEC562 86
PGEC625 699
PIRE530 1509
PGEC553 \15
NCR 531 30
WJCC51 12B
AUS 60 C4.4
PGEC573 182
NCR 514 156
JACM554 267
PGEC512 14
PGEC632 112
PGEC635 550
WJCC61 623
SJCC63 213
PECS52
16
PWCS54
2
WJCC60 109
NCR 531
2
PGEC604 501
PGEC541t 19
JACM552 B3
WJCC51 121
JACM581 8\1
WJCC54
46
PGEC634 388
WJCC5\1 338
PGEC613 502
PGEC573 110
JACM541 21
P IRE530 1410
PGEC51tl 11
PGEC512 100
PGEC613 512
PGEC612 269
PGEC51l 30
PGEC51t2 42
PGEC562 82
AUS 60 C8.3
AUS 60 C8.4
SOS 59 122
PACM56
43
P IRE611 216
NCR 581t 217
83

ANA - ANA

TITLE WORD INDEX

ANA - ANA

DYNAMIC BINARY COUNTER WITH ANALOG READ-OUT
NCR 537 13
ANALOG REPRESENTATION OF POISSON'S EQUATION IN TWO
PGEC604 490
DIMENSIONS
EJCC59 249
DETERMINATION OF OPTIMUM PRODUCTION TOLERANCES BY ANALOG SIMULATION
ANALOG SIMULATION OF PARTICLE TRAJECTORIES IN FLUID
SJCC62 235
FLOW
ANALOG SIMULATION OF THE RE-ENTRY OF A BALLISTIC
SJCC62 267
MISSILE WARHEAD AND MULTIPLE DECOYS
OPERATIONAL ANALOG SIMULATION OF THE VIBRATION OF A BEAM AND A RE PGEC593 381
CTANGULAR MULTICELLULAR STRUCTURE
ANALOG SIMULATION OF UNDERGROUND WATER FLOW IN THE
WJCC61 535
LOS ANGELES COASTAL PLAIN
DAS, A DIGITAL ANALOG SIMULATOR
SJCC63
83
ONR 60 331
SUPERCONOUCTIVITY
AN ANALOG SOLUTION FOR THE STATIC LONDON EQUATIONS OF
JACM584 357
PROPOSED METHODS FOR THE ANALOG SOLUTION OF FREDHOLM'S INTEGRAL EQUATION
CHARA NCR 634 25
CTERISTICS AND OPERATIONS OF A HIGH-SPEED ELECTRONIC ANALOG SWITCH
PGEC542 23
DIGITAL TECHNIQUES IN ANALOG SYSTEMS
ANALOG TIME DELAY SYSTEM
WJCC60 103
A HIGH-SPEED ANALOG TO DIGITAL CONVERTER
PGEC591 31
ELECT-RONIC ANALOG TO DIGITAL CONVERTERS IN AUTOMATIC COMPUTING
AUS 60 C9.4
SYSTEMS
CHANGING FROM ANALOG TO DIGITAL PROGRAMMING BY DIGITAL TECHNIQUES
JACM601 10
A DIODE MULTIPLEXER FOR ANALOG VOLTAGES
PGEC552 64
IMPACT OF HYBRID ANALOG-DIGITAL TECHNIQUES ON THE ANALOG-COMPUTER ART
THE PIRE625 1077
INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL- AND ANALOG-COMPUTER THEORY
CCST61
13
ANALOG-COMPUTER THEORY
CCST6l 112
CHBK62
B
MISCELLANEOUS MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL ANALOG-COMPUTING SYSTEMS
PGEC636 814
AN ANALOG-OIGITAL CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEM
AN ANALOG-DIGITAL CHARACTER-RECOGNITION SYSTEM !FRENCH) IFIP62 456
A SYSTEM FOR GENERAL-PURPOSE ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTATION
PACM56
21
A SYSTEM FOR GENERAL-PURPOSE ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTATION
JACM571 12
WJCC58 212
A DEVICE TO FACILITATE COM81NED ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTATION
REAL-TIME ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTATION
NCR 612 182
PGEC621 31
REAL-TIME ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTATION
PGEC592 186
A HIGH-SPEED ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR SIMULATION
HACC59
30
COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTER SYSTEMS
ANALOG, DIGITAL, AND COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTERS FOR REAL-TIME SIMULATION
EJCC57' 104
WJCC61 299
COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTING ELEMENTS
WJCC54 113
MUL TI-CHANNEL ANALOG-DIGITAL CONVERSION SYSTEM FOR DC VOLTAGES
WJCC54 11B
A HIGH-SPEED MULTICHANNEL ANALOG-DIGITAL CONVERTER
A COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER
EJCC59
94
A HYBRID ANALOG-DIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER SYSTEM
FJCC63 277
ANALOG-DIGITAL HYBRID COMPUTERS IN SIMULATION WITH
WJCC61 639
HUMANS AND HARDWARE
AN ANALOG-DIGITAL REAL-TIME COMPUTER
PGEC621 46
THE CASE FOR COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL SIMULATION
WJCC58
86
COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL SIMULATION
EJCC61 114
AN ANALOG-DIGITAL SIMULATOR FOR THE DESIGN ANO IMPROVEME EJCC57
90
NT OF MAN-MACHINE SYSTEMS
USE OF A COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL SYSTEM FOR RE-ENTRY VEHICLE FLIGHT
EJCC61 105
SIMULATION
SYMPOSIUM ON MIXED ANALOG-DIGITAL SYSTEMS
JFJP62 252
ANALOG-DIGITAL TECHNIQUES IN AUTOPILOT DESIGN
WJCC53 119
COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL TECHNIQUES IN SIMULATION
AIC 623 215
THE IMPACT OF HYBRID ANALOG-DIGITAL TECHNIQUES ON THE ANALOG-COMPUTER ART PIRE625 1077
SPECIAL ANALOG-HYBRID COMPUTER ISSUE
PGEC621
1
WJCC59
92
A COMPILER WITH AN ANALOG-ORIENTED INPUT LANGUAGE
SOME TECHNIQUES OF ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERSIDN
PECS52
17
A DECIMAL CODE FOR ANALOG-TO-OIGITAL CONVERSION
PGEC554 158
A SOLID STATE ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERSION DEVICE
NCR 584 232
AN ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERTER
PGEC533
5
A HIGH-SPEED TRANSISTORIZED ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERTER
EJCC58 133
AN ANALOG-TO-OIGITAL CONVERTER FOR SERIAL COMPUTING
PIRE530 1462
MACHINES
AN ANALOG-TO-OIGITAL CONVERTER WITH AN IMPROVEO LINEAR- NCR 537
7
SWEEP GENERATOR
MULTIPLE-INPUT ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERTER WITH 12 81T ACCURACY AND NCR 594 259
FAST, NON-SEQUENTIAL SWITCHING
A SURVEY OF ANALOG-TO-OIGITAL CONVERTERS
PIRE530 1455
SIMULATION OF SAMPLED-DATA SYSTEMS USING ANALOG-TO-OIGITAL CONVERTERS
WJCC59 331
HIGH-SPEED ANALOG-TD-DIGITAL CONVERTERS UTILIZING TUNNEL DIDOES PGEC612 213
'IBMJ583 178
A DIRECT-READING PRINTED-CIRCUIT COMMUTATOR FOR ANALOG-TD-OIGITAL DATA CONVERSION
AN OPERATIONAL HYBRID COMPUTING SYSTEM PROVIDES ANALOG-TYPE COMPUTATION WITH DIGITAL ELEMENTS
PGEC636 715
S FOR REAL-TIME SIMULATION
ANALOG, DIGITAL, AND COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTER EJCC57 104
TYPE DIRECT-ANALOGY COMPUTERS AND FIELD-PROBLEM ANALOGIES
NETWORK- CHBK62
9
THE BOUNOARY
AN ANALOGOUS METHOD FOR PATTERN RECOGNITION BY FOLLOWING ICIP59 238
ECONOMIC ANALOGS
PIRE530 1514
COMPUTATION WITH PULSE, ANALOGS
NCR 574 150
NEURAL ANALOGS
SJCC62 153
ANALOGS AND DUALS OF PHYSICAL SYSTEMS
HACC59
24
PGEC622 21B
CIRCUITS EMPLOYING TOROIDAL MAGNETIC CORES AS ANALOGS OF MULTIPATH CORES
PGEC601 30
MAGNETIC ANALOGS OF RELAY CONTACT NETWORKS FOR LOGIC
IEES56 515
A MULTI-INPUT ANALOGUE ADDER FOR USE IN A FAST BINARY MULTIPLIER
TRACING
APPLICATION OF A COMBINATION OF ANALOGUE AND DIGITAL COMPUTERS TO ELECTRON TRAJECTORY TCJ2593 134
UTION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
COMBINED ANALOGUE AND DIGITAL COMPUTING TECHNIQUES FOR THE SOL WJCC56
64
TCJ3601 51
CONVERSION BETWEEN ANALOGUE AND DIGITAL MEASURES
ANALOGUE CALCULATION OF CHI SQUARED FOR THE TESTING
BIT 614 224
OF HYPOTHESIS
ANALOGUE CALCULATION OF POLYNOMIALS AND THEIR ZEROS
PACM52T 118
ANALOGUE COMPUTATION AND COMPUTERS
ONR 51
37
A PROPOSED AUTOMATIC ANALOGUE COMPUTER
AUS 572 216
THE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY ANALOGUE COMPUTER
AUS 572 217
OPTIMIZATION PROBLEMS,' SOLUTION BY AN ANALOGUE COMPUTER
TCJ4611 68
AN INTROOUCTION TO ANALOGUE COMPUTER METHODS
TCJ3614 211
REAL COEFFICIENTS
AN ANALOGUE COMPUTER TO SOLVE POLYNOMIAL EQUATIONS WITH AUS 51 196
EQUIPMENT RELIABILITY AS APPLIED TO ANALOGUE COMPUTERS
JACM541 21
SOME NEW COMPONENTS FOR ANALOGUE COMPUTERS
AUS 512 206
FLEXIBILITY IN ANALOGUE COMPUTERS
AUS 512 210
OPERATION AND APPLICATIONS OF ANALOGUE COMPUtERS
AADC60
30
THE USE OF ANALOGUE COMPUTERS IN THEORETICAL STUDIES OF GUIDED
AUS 572 211C
MISSILES
ANALOGUE COMPUTING CIRCUITS
AADC60
99
SOME ANALOGUE COMPUTING DEVICES
AUS 51 174
THE EXTENDED AND MODERNISED ANALOGUE COMPUTING FACILITIES AT W.R.E.
AUS 63 C.11
DESIGN OF ANALOGUE COMPUTING SYSTEMS
AADC60
63
DIGITAL-ANALOGUE CONVERSIONS
AUS 51 185
AUS 572 213
A NINE CHANNEL DIGITAL TO ANALOGUE CONVERTER
IDAC, THE IBM FORMAT DIGITAL TO ANALOGUE CONVERTER
AUS 63 C.14
A RAPID DIGITAL-TO-ANAlOGUE CONVERTOR FOR NUMBERS HAVING ELEVEN BINARY
IEES56 ~27
DIGITS
AN ANALOGUE MEMORY
WCR 584 108
ANALOGUE MULTIPLYING CIRCUITS USING SWITCHING
NCR 564 74
TRANSISTORS
OF BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS INVOLVING THE DIFFERENCE ANALOGUE OF AN ELLIPTIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION JACM592 204
MTP 58 375
AN ANALOGUE OF THE SPEECH RECOGNITION PROCESS
JACM564 325
HIGHER ORDER DIFFERENCES IN THE ANALOGUE SOLUTION OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

,84

ANA - ANA

TITLE WORD INDEX

ANA - ANA

ANALOGUE STUDY OF ELECTRON TRAJECTORIES
JACM551 28
THE Q.R. TRANSFORMATION. A UNITARY ANALOGUE TO THE L.R. TRANSFORMATION. PART 1
TCJ4613 265
ANALOGUE VS. DIGITAL COMPUTERS. A COMPARISON
PIRE530 1254
COMPUTER INPUT AND OUTPUT, INCLUDING ANALOGUE-DIGITAL CONVERSION
IEES56 425
SURVEY OF ANALOGUE-TD-DIGITAL DATA CONVERTERS
EJCC52
98
C COMPUTING CENTRE
UTILISATION OF AN ANALOGUE-TO-DIGITAL LINKAGE SYSTEM IN A 81G SCIENTIFI IFIP62 236
PHYSICAL ANALOGUES TO THE GROWTH OF A CONCEPT
MTP 58 877
RETRIEVAL
THE ANALOGY 8ETWEEN MECHANICAL TRANSLATION AND LI8RARY
ICSI582 ~17
REPORT ON THE INTERNATIONAL ANALOGY COMPUTATION MEETING
PGEC561 36
DIGITAL AND ANALOGY COMPUTING MACHINES
MSEE461
3
THE C.S.I.R.O. DIFFERENTIAL ANALYSER
AUS 51
18
ADA, A TRANSISTOR DIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYSER
AUS 512 209
THE ADELAIDE UNIVERSITY DYNAMIC A.D. NETWORK ANALYSER
AUS 512 221
A NEW TRANSFORMER ANALOG NETWORK ANALYSER
AUS 60 C8.3
SYSTEM FeR USE WITH A TRANSFORMER ANALOG NETWORK ANALYSER
A DIGITAL DISPLAY METERING AUS 60 C8.4
SERIES
A MECHANICAL HARMONIC ANALYSER FOR THE INVESTIGATION OF GEOPHYSICAL TIME
AUS 60 C7.1
GAS FILM LUBRICATION STUDY PART I, SOME THEORETICAL ANALYSES OF SLIDER BEARINGS
A IBMJ593 237
STIMULUS ANALYSING MECHANISMS
MTP 58 575
WJCC55
12
A GENERAL DIGITAL COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR STATIC STRESS ANALYSIS
BIBLIOGRAPHY ON NUMERICAL ANALYSIS
JACM562 85
A DUAL-USE DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR OYNA~IC SYSTEM ANALYSIS
CAS 57
99
THE USE OF CONTINUANTS IN PRACTICAL NUMERICAL ANALYSIS
AUS 571 111
SILLIAe PROGRAMMES FOR X-RAY CRYSTAL STRUCTURE ANALYSIS
AUS 571 120
AUTOMATIC PROPAGATED AND ROUND-OFF ERROR ANALYSIS
PACM58
39
THE TRANSMISSION OF SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION, A USER'S ANALYSIS
ICSI581 77
FLOATING POINT ERROR ANALYSIS
PACM59
51
CCMPUTERS, THE ANSWER TO REAL-TIME FLIGHT ANALYSIS
WJCC59 350
AUTOMATIC DIGITAL MATRIC STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS
WJCC59 272
SOME USES OF MATRICES IN STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS
AUS 60 B6.2
EXPERIENCES WITH REGRESSION ANALYSIS
AUS 60Bl1.3
ON DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS
IBMJ603 349
MECHANICAL MATHEMATICS ANO INFERENTIAL ANALYSIS
CPFS61
1
EJCC61
19
A SIMULATION MOOEL FOR DATA SYSTEM ANALYSIS
PURCHASE COSTS. A COST-QUANTITY ANALYSIS
PACM61 12Bl
A FOURTH LEVEL OF LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS
MTL 611 159
FERRITE TOROID CORE CIRCUIT ANALYSIS
PGEC611 51
ON THE MECHANIZATION OF SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS
MTL 612 673
RECENT TRENDS IN COMPUTER PROGRAMMING AND NUMERICAL ANALYSIS
AODC62
33
INFORMATION THEORY AND NUMERICAL ANALYSIS
AODC62 158
FACTOR ANALYSIS
CA8S62 238
CANONICAL ANALYSIS
CA8S62 266
ASPECTS OF CURRENT RESEARCH IN AUTOMATIC LANGUAGE ANALYSIS
CAS 62 182
PROCEDURE NETWORK ANALYSIS
PACM62
94
THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN ANALYSIS
SJCC62 225
FUNCTION-ORIENTED ON-LINE ANALYSIS
WOC062 191
COOING OF MEDICAL CASE HISTORY DATA FOR COMPUTER ANALYSIS
CACM620 532
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL BASED ON LATENT CLASS ANALYSIS
JACM624 512
REGRESSION ANALYSIS
TCJ4624 287
NUMERICAL WEATHER PREDICTION AND ANALYSIS
AUS 63 8.9
COMPUTING PROBLEMS IN X-RAY CRYSTAL STRUCTURE ANALYSIS
AUS 63 B.13
FORTRAN SUBROUTINE FOR TIME SERIES ANALYSIS
CACM631 32
THE RECOGNITION OF HANDWRITTEN NUMERALS BY CONTOUR ANALYSIS
IBMJ631 14
OPTIMUM RESPONSE ANALYSIS
18SJ631 49
TUNNEL-DIODE THRESHOLD DISCRIMINATOR TOLERANCE ANALYSIS
PGEC633 296
REMARKS ON FORTRAN SUBROUTINES FOR TIME SERIES ANALYSIS
CACM636 329
COMMUNICATIONS AND PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR CARDIAC ANALYSIS
A DATA FJCC62 280
SCHOOL ON AeVANCES IN PROGRAMMING AND NON-NUMERICAL ANALYSIS
SUMMER TCB7633 77
PROGRAMMING-LANGUAGE TRANSLATION THROUGH SYNTACTICAL ANALYSIS
AUTOMATIC- CACM623 145
SOLUTION OF CHARACTERISTIC EQUATIONS IN FLUTTER ANALYSIS
ON THE NUMERICAL JACM581 45
METHOD FOR HANDLING INCOMPLETE DATA IN REGRESSION ANALYSIS
COMPUTER-FEASIBLE JACM612 201
TO COMPUTE MISSING VALUES IN A DESIGNED VARIANCE ANALYSIS
NO VALU. A PROGRAM PACM59
'19
OF NESTED STRUCTURES IN PREDICTIVE SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS
THE IDENTIFICATION MTL 611 143
ERTNESS BASED ON ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC TIME SERIES ANALYSIS
A MEASUREMENT OF AL PACM61 13Cl
OOCUME~TATION, KEY TO IMPROVED DATA PROCESSING ANALYSIS
A METHOD FOR SYSTEMATIC CAS 61
14
EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT FOR USE IN LARGE-SIGNAL SwITCHING ANALYSIS
A GENERAL JUNCTION-TRANSISTOR PGEC614 610
TO THE DETERMINATION OF CRYSTAL STRUCTURES BY X-RAY ANALYSIS
APPLICATION OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS CAN 58 307
ATION AT HARVARD UNIVERSITY AND PREDICTIVE SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS
CURRENT RESEARCH ON AUTOMATIC TRANSL NSMT60 173
ION OF A GRA~MAR AND COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS
THE USE OF MACHINES IN THE CONSTRUCT ICIP59 188
CONSTRUCTION OF A TEXTUAL ANALYSIS ALGORITHM WITH THE AID OF A COMPUTING MACHIN MTL 612 613
E
A SECONDARY-EMISSION PULSE CIRCUIT, ITS ANALYSIS AND APPLICATION
PGEC604 439
NG ANELASTIC AND OTHER RELAXATION PROCESSES 11. DATA ANALYSIS AND APPLICATIONS
ION FUNCTION FOR DESCRI81 IBMJ614 312
WJCC59 207
A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR INDUSTRIAL PROCESS ANALYSIS AND CONTROL
COMPUTER
MASS SPECTROMETER ANALYSIS AND DATA PRODUCTION ON THE ELECTRODATA
LSU 55 145
THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN WEAPONS SYSTEMS ANALYSIS AND DESIGN
CAN 58 248
COMPUTERS
THE ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF EXPERIMENTS WITH THE HELP OF
AOOC62 179
PACM59
5
A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF POWER SUPPLY CIRCUITRY
USING GIFS IN THE ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF PROCESS SYSTEMS
FJCC62 275
TRANSIENT ANALYSIS AND DEVICE CHARACTERIZATION OF ACP CIRCUITS IBMJ633 201
REAL-TIME DIGITAL ANALYSIS AND ERROR-COMPENSATING TECHNIQUES
WJCC59 269
AN EXAliIPLE OF AN AUTOCODEO PROGRAM FOR SALES ANALYSIS AND FORECASTING
PEGASUS, ARAP591 64
AN APPROACH TO THE SEGMENTATION PROBLEM IN SPEECH ANALYSIS AND LANGUAGE TRANSLATION
MTL 612 703
BEHAVIOR OF PLANE PIVOTED SLIDER BEARINGS
ANALYSIS AND NUMERICAL CALCULATIONS OF THE DYNAMIC
IBMJ634 303
FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS AND NUMERICAL MATHEMATICS (FRENCHI
ICC 621 10
SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS AND OPERATOR PRECEDENCE
JACM633 316
SIMULATION A~D ANALYSIS OF BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMS, III. ANALYSIS ANO PATTERN RECOGNITION
CACM622 115
ON OF RUSSIAN ORGANIC CHEMICAL NAMES INTO ENGLISH BY ANALYSIS AND RESYNTHESIS OF THE COMPONENT FRAGMENTS
MTL 611 265
DESIGN
ANALYSIS ANO SYNTHESIS METHODS FOR REDUNDANT LOGICAL RTCS62 251
LOGICAL. RECURSIVE AND OPERATOR METHODS FOR THE ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS OF AUTOMATA
ICIP59 138
NETWORKS
FORMAL ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS OF BILATERAL SWITCHING
PGEC583 231
NETWORKS
ON THE LOOP AND NODE-ANALYSIS APPROACHES TO THE SIMULATION OF ELECTRICAL
PGEC583 199
NETWORK WITH FEEDBACK
AN ANALYSIS BY ARITHMETICAL METHODS OF A CALCULATING
PACM52T 61
ON ITERATIVE FACTORIZATION IN NETWORK ANALYSIS BY DIGITAL COMPUTER
EJCC60 241
SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS BY DIGITAL COMPUTER
CACM620 515
ANAL YSI S BY SYNTHES IS OF NATURAL LANGUAGES
MTL 612 531
SUBJECT ANALYSIS FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
lCSI582 855
CHANNEL ANALYSIS FOR THE IBM 7090
PACM61 12C3
PHOTONUCLEAR REACTION CROSS SECTIONS ANALYSIS FROM RESIDUAL RADIOACTIVITY MeASUREMENTS
AUS 60B'4.1
NUMERICAL ANALYSIS I
IEES56 112
NUMERICAL ANALYSIS 11
IEES56 149
SYSTEM ERROR ANALYSIS IN COMPUTATION
ceST61 168
85

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

ANA - ANT

TITLE WORD INDEX
ERROR
AUTOMATIC SYNTAX
THREE LEVELS OF LINGUISTIC
THREE LEVELS OF LINGUISTIC
PROBLElliS OF MATHEMATICAL

ANALYSIS
ANALYSIS
ANALYSIS
ANALYSIS
ANALYSIS
COMPUTER SYSTEMS
ANALYSIS
ANALYSIS
ANALYSIS
TECHNIQUES FOR ANALYSIS
ANALYSIS
AN ANALYSIS
ANALYSIS
AN ANALYSIS
COST ANAL YSI S
CHEMICAL KINETICS
SIMULATION AND ANALYSIS
DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
SIMULATION AND ANALYSIS
PATTERN RECOGNITION
SIMULATION AND ANALYSIS
THE AUTOMATIC DESIGN AND ANALYSIS
.. AGNETIC DRUI' DATA-PROCESSING MACHINE
ANALYSIS
AN ANALYSIS
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS
ANALYZERS I, BAND~IDTH LIMITATIONS
AN ANALYSIS
ANALYZERS II, CAPACITOR DIELECTRIC ABSORPTION
AN ANALYSIS
METHODS OF ANALYSIS
THE USE OF CHAIN LIST MATRICES FOR THE ANALYSIS
ESSOR.COMPUTER SYSTEM
A PROBABILISTIC ANALYSIS
COMPUTER SILL lAC
THE PROCESSING AND ANALYSIS
TRANSIENT ANALYSIS
HOUSING
CRITICAL ANALYSIS
AN ANALYSIS
SYSTEMATIC MISTAKE ANALYSIS
AR IT HME TI CAL ANALYSIS
THE SYNTHESIS AND ANALYSIS
CORRECTION TO THE SYNTHESIS AND ANALYSIS
ERROR ANALYSIS
USE OF PARAI'ETER INFLUENCE COEFFICIENTS IN COMPUTER ANALYSIS
DYNAMIC ANALYSIS
ANALYSIS
RHYTHMIC PATTERNS
DIGITAL COMPUTER USAGE IN ANALYSIS
AN ERROR ANALYSIS
CORRECTION TC AN ERROR ANALYSIS
SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS
A TIME-SEQUENTIAL TABULAR ANALYSIS
APPLICATIONS OF BOOLEAN MATRICES TO THE ANALYSIS
NETWORK ANALYSIS
A METHOD OF THEORETICAL ANALYSIS
ATIONAL PROBLEIIS ARISING IN CONNECTION WITH ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
ANALYSIS
THE MECHANICAL ANALYSIS
THE ANALYSIS
SYSTEMS
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS
TIME-ANALYSIS
DESIGN AND ANALYSIS
ANALYSIS
COMPUTER ANALYSIS
MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS
THE USE OF DIGITAL CO"PUTERS IN ANALYSIS
INFORMATION THEORETICAL ANALYSIS
ANALYSIS
AN ANALYSIS
LEAST SQUARES ANALYSIS
REGRESSION MODEL
THE COMPUTING PROBLEM IN THE ANALYSIS
GUIDANCE SYSTEI'S
ANALYSIS
SONIC IHSSILE
THE USE OF AGWAC IN THE ANALYSIS
ANALYSIS
CIRCUITS
OPERATION AND ANALYSIS
THE ANALYSIS
THE USE OF HIGH-SPEED COMPUTERS FOR THE ANALYSIS
DESIGN PURPOSES
AN ANALYSIS
A SPEC!AL !ZED AUTDCODE FOR THE ANALYSIS
LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS
ANALYSIS
A HARMONIC ANALYSIS
A HARMONIC ANALYSIS
ANALYSIS
ON THE ANALYSIS
ANALYSIS
ANALYSIS
TRANSISTORIZED DIGITAL COMPUTERS
ANALYSIS
PIP, A PHOTO-INTERPRETIVE PROGRAM FOR THE ANALYSIS
A GENERAL PROGRAM FOR THE. ANALYSIS
TOSTATICALLY CCUPLED THIN MAGNETIC FILMS
ANALYSIS
THE ANALYSIS
A GENERAL PROGRAM FOR THE ANALYSIS
BAS I C TABLES
THE ANALYSIS
THE EDUCATIONAL PROGRA" IN NUMERICAL ANALYSIS
AMPLlFICATlCN OF THE BALANCEo-PAIR TUNNEL-DIOI
AN ANALYSIS
PISTON
FOURIER ANALYSIS
T MEMORY CELL
AN ANALYSIS
TEl' SUBJECTED TO STATISTICAL INPUT
ANALOG COMPUTER ANALYSIS
ANALYSIS
HIGH-VACUUM EVAPORATORS
ANALYSIS
TING SYSTEMS IN ENGINEERING AND BIOLOGY
ANALYSIS
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS
ANALYSIS
NUMERICAL ANALYSIS
A COMPUTER TECHNIQUE FOR HANDLING ANALYSIS
AN ARRAY Y-SUB-I IN K-DIMENSIONS BY FORTRAN FOR ANALYSIS
A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR ANALYSIS
A GENERAL UED ANALYSIS
86

IN FLCATING POINT ARITHMETIC
IN MACHINE INDEXING AND ABSTRACTING
IN MACHINE TRANSLATION
IN MACHINE TRANSLATION
INVOLVED IN MACHINE COMPUTATIONS
OF A BASIC QUEUING PROBLEM ARISING IN
OF A CONSTANT-INPUT-FLOW HYORAULIC SYSTEM
OF A CROSSED FILM CRYOTRON SHIFT REGISTER
OF A FAMILY EXPENOITURE SURVEY ON A COMPUTER
OF A FILE ADDRESSING MHHOD
OF A HYDRO-ELECTRIC SYSTEM
OF A MAGNETO-OPTIC REAOOUT SYSTEM
OF ADEQUATE INVENTORY LEVELS
OF BI BLIOGRAPHI ES OR BIBlI OGRAPHIC SERVICES
OF BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMS, I, REPRESENTATION OF
OF BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMS, II, SOLUTION OF
OF BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMS, III, ANALYSIS AND
OF BIOLOGICAL EXPERIMENTS
OF 8USINESS APPLICATION PR08LEMS ON IBM 650
OF CARRY TRANSMISSION IN COMPUTER ADDITION
OF CERTAIN BINARY DIVISION ALGORITHMS
OF CERTAIN ERRORS IN ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL
OF CERTAIN ERRORS IN ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL
OF CIRCUIT TRANSIENT PERFORMANCE
OF COBOL DATA STRUCTURES
OF COMPUTING-LOAD ASSIGNMENT IN A MULTI-PROC
OF COSMIC RAY AIR SHOWER DATA USING THE
OF CRYOTRDN NETWORKS 8Y COMPUTER SIMULATION
OF DATA ON TENANTS IN LOW RENT GOVERNMENT
OF DIFFUSION IN SEMICONDUCTORS
OF DIGITAL COlliPUTER PROGRAMS
OF DIGITAL COMPUTING NETS
OF DIGITAL SYSTEMS BY BOOLEAN MATRICES
OF DIGITAL SYSTEMS BY BOOLEAN MATRICES
OF DIRECT METHODS OF MATRIX INVERSION
OF DYNAMIC SYSTEMS
THE
OF ECONOMIC OF ECONOMIC EQUILIBRIUM
OF ELASTIC STRUCTURES ON DIGITAL COMPUTERS
OF ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPH AND SIMILAR QUASIOF ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS
OF ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS
OF ENGLISH BY COMPUTER, A SURVEY
OF FLIP-FLOP LOGICAL OPERATION
OF FLOW DIAGRAMS
OF GAS DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS
OF HIGH-SPEED JUNCTION DIODE LOGIC CIRCUITS
OF I~TERINDUSTRIAL RELATIONSHIPS
COMPUT
OF INTERNAL COMPUTER SORTING
OF LANGUAGE
OF LARGE STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS
OF LOGIC CIRCUIT PERFORMANCE IN DIGITAL
OF LOGICAL PROCESSES IN MAN
OF MAD TRANSFER CIRCUITRY
OF MACNETIC-AMPLIFIER CIRCUITS
OF MEDICAL HISTORY AS AN AID TO DIAGNOSIS
OF MERGE-SORTING TECHNIQUES
OF METEOROLOGICAL TIME SERIES
OF MULTIVARIATE CORRELATION
OF NETS BY NUMERICAL METHODS
OF NON-MATHEMATICAL DATA-PROCESSING
OF NON-ORTHOGONAL DATA
OF NON-STOCHASTIC TIME SERIES USING AN AUTOOF NONCATASTROPHIC FAILURES IN DIGITAL
OF NONLINEAR PITCHING OSCILLATION OF A SUPER
OF PERCEPTRONS
OF PLANAR CRYOTRONS AND SIMPLE CRYOTRON
OF POWER SPECTRA
OF PSYCHOLOGICAL DATA
OF REAL AND SIMULATED STATISTICS FOR SYSTEM
OF REPLICATED EXPERIMENTS
OF RUSSIAN CHEMICAL TERIIIINOLOGY
OF SALES STATISTICS
OF SATURATION RECORDING IN A MAGNETIC MEDIUM
OF SATURATION RECORDING IN A MAGNETIC MEDIUM
OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES II
OF SHIFT REGISTER COUNTERS
OF SIGNAL TRANSMISSION IN ULTRA HIGH SPEED
OF SPARK CHAMBER DATA
OF SQUARE AND RECTANGULAR LATTICE DESIGNS
OF STATIC AND QUASIDYNAMIC BEHAVIOR OF MAGNE
OF SURGE TANKS 8Y AUTOMATIC COMPUTER
OF SURVEYS
OF SURVEYS, PROCESSING AND PRINTING THE
OF THE DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS, U.C.L.A.
OF THE EFFECT OF COMPONENT TOLERANCES ON THE
OF THE MOTION OF A HYDRAULICALLY CONTROLLED
OF THE OPERATION OF A PERSISTENT-SUPERCURREN
OF THE PERFORMANCE OF A NON-LINEAR SERVO-SYS
OF THE RECORDING OF SINE WAVES
OF THE RESIDUAL GASES IN SEVERAL TYPES OF
OF THE WORKING PRINCIPLES OF SOME SELF-AOJUS
OF TRANSISTOR-RESISTOR LOGIC NETWORKS
OF TRL CIRCUIT PROPAGATION DELAY
OF TWO GENERALIZED ELLIPTIC INTEGRALS
OF VARIANCE
OF VARIANCE
ADORESSING
OF VARIANCE FOR A TWO-LEVEL FACTORIAL DESIGN
OF VARIANCE PROGRAM UTILIZING BINARY LOGIC

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

ANA - ANA
CACM595 10
MIPP61 305
PACM58
61
JACM591 24
HARV47
83
IBMJ612 132
IBMJ611 44
ONR 60 230
BCS 58 530
CACM628 459
TCJ3603 161
PGEC631
3
I8MJ591 54
ICSI581381
CACM610 559
CACM621 63
CACM622 115
AUS 511 liB
EJCC5419
PACM58
27
PIRE611 91
PGEC574 255
PGEC581 11
IBMJ611 33
PACM62
14
FJCC63 147
AUS 63 8.12
PIRE611 245
PACM59
17
IBMJ511 57
CACM612 58
JACM564 360
PGEC574 231
PGEC582 122
JACM613 281
WJCC60 181
HARV49 333
BIT 634 257
IFIP62 433
PGEC564 207
PGEC513 202
FJCC63 365
PGEC572 72
EJCC59 133
AUS 60B'9.2
PGEC635 492
HARV47 169
JACM611 41
MTL 612 561
TCJ3601 34
PIRE611 236
WJCC61 519
WJCC59
21
HARV512 149
BIT 621
9
IFIP62
62
AUS 60B'8.3
IBMJ601 66
JACM603 251
MTP 58 863
LSU 56 123
PACM56
27
PGEC634 365
AUS 572 211A
WJCC61 2B1
ONR 60 374
CAN 60 243
LSU 55 119
TCJ5622 94
TCJ5634 313
Mfl 611 249
BCS 58 699
NCR 612 112
PGEC622 253
PGEC57~ 276
PGEC582 119
PGEC584 299
JACM584 385
PGEC634 312
CACM636 332
CACM639 568
IBMJ624 419
AUS 608'7.2
TCJ3603 136
TCJ4611 20
CLUN5~
145
PGEC633 269
IBMJ604 378
IBMJ574 304
AUS 60 C7.4
NCR 612 50
18MJ602 130
ICIP59 298
NCR 602 11
EJCC58
99
PACM62 108
CACM628 433
CACM633 IDO
CACM636 309
PACM59
7B
86

ANA - APP

TITLE WORD INDEX

ANA - ANT

WITH VERY LARGE MEMORY
WITH A VERY LARGE MEMORY
SOLUTIONS

81
ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE SCHEME APPLICABLE TO A COMPUTER PACM59
ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE SCHEME APPLICABLE TO A COMPUTER JACM594 4b9
ANALYSIS OF VARIANTS FOR DETERMINATION OF OPTIMAL
IFIPb2 177
TCJ1594 IbO
ANALYSIS ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
ANALYSIS ON HIGH SPEED COMPUTERS
LSU 55
29
ANALYSIS ON THE UTE COM COMPUTER
AUS bO B4.3
ANALYSIS PROGRAM AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
CLUN55 Ibl
ANALYSIS PROGRAM FOR FACTORIAL EXPERIMENTS
PACM59
80
ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES IN COMMERCIAL DATA PROCESSING
AUS bOAl2.2
ANALYSIS TOOL AND OPERATOR TRAINING FACILITY FOR ENRI WJCC60 301
ANALYSIS USING A COMPUTER
PACM5b
10
TCJ1583 111
ANALYSIS USING A DIGITAL COMPUTER
ANALYSIS USING AUTOMATIC COMPUTERS IFRENCHI
ICIP59 102
SJCCb2 3b5
ANALYSIS USING SAMPLED OATA TECHNIQUES
ANALYSIS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO USE OF AN AUTOMATI AUS bO B6.1
ANALYSIS WITH VALIDITY CHECKING
CACMbOl 418
ANALYSIS, A HEURISTIC PROBLEM
MTL b12 b55
ANALYSIS, STUDIES USING THE GENERAL INQUIRER SYSTEM
SJCCb3 241
ANALYSIS, WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO PROBLEMS IN ON IFIPb2 149
ANALYTIC APPROXIMATION AND TRANSLATIONAL INVARIANCE
OCR b2 lBl
CACM62b 349
ANALYTIC DIFFERENTIATION BY COMPUTER
A COMPUTER ANALYTIC METHOD FOR SOLVING DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
EJCC59 238
DISCRETE POINTS ONLY
ANALYTIC TREATMENT OF REAL FUNCTIONS GIVEN IN
HARV571
3
ICAL SCIENCE AND THE SERVICE THEY MAl
THE PLACE OF ANALYTICAL AND CRITICAL REVIEWS IN ANY GROWING BIOLOG ICSI581 571
PGEC582 109
LOGICAL CIRCUITS
ANALYTICAL DESIGN OF RESISTOR-COUPLED TRANSISTOR
LOGICAL CIRCUITS
PGEC584 324
CORRECTION TO ANALYTICAL DESIGN OF RESISTOR-COUPLED TRANSISTOR
ANALYTICAL DIFFERENTIATION BY A DIGITAL COMPUTER
ONR 54
6
A CLASS OF NON-ANALYTICAL ITERATIVE PROCESSES
TCJ1594 163
ABSTRACTING JOURNALS
ANALYTICAL STUDY OF A METHOD FOR LITERATURE SEARCH IN I CS 1581 351
APPLICATIONS OF CRC-I05 DECIMAL DIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER
PGEC521 19
THE DESIGN OF THE BENDIX DIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER
P IRE530 -1352
AN ELECTRONIC OIFFERENTIlL ANALYZER AS A DIfFERENCE ANALYZER
JACM543 128
LSU 56
95
A OIGITAL COMPUTER AS A DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER
A COMBINED ANALOG-OIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER
EJCC59
94
THE CELLSCAN SYSTEM. A LEUCOCYTE PATTERN ANALYZER
WJCC61 173
IflP62 306
MULTIPLE-PATH SYNTACTIC ANALYZER
INTEGRAL EQUATIONS ON A REPETITIVE DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER
SOLVING PGEC604 503
THE ITERATIVE NCR 624 86
CONTROL SYSTEM fOR THE ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER
CONSTRAINTS BY MEANS OF AN ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER
THE REPRESENTATION OF PGEC563 III
DIGITAL COMPUTER TO OPERATE AS A DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER
CODING A GENERAL-PURPOSE WJCC55
82
lION OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS BY WJCC53 20B
DIFFERENCE METHODS USING THE ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER
lION OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS BY P IRE530 1491
DIFFERENCE METHOOS USING THE ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER
VARIABLE COEFFICIENTS BY THE ELECTRONIC OIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER
3
ION OF LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH PGEC534
REAL-TIME DIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER IDARTI
WJCC54 134
THE AUTOMATIC POSITION SURVEY ANALYZER AND COMPUTER
NCR 594 231
JACM543 12B
AN ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER AS A DIFFERENCE ANALYZER
PGEC592 182
THE USE OF A REPETITIVE OIfFERENTIAL ANALYZER FOR FINDING ROOTS OF POLYNOMIAL EQUATIONS
WJCC61 501
THE SPECTRAL EVALUATION OF ITERATIVE DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER INTEGRATION TECHNIQUES
JACM5B3 281
METHODS OF SIMULATING A DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
TlONS
LINEAR SYSTEM APPROXIMATION BY DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER SIMULATION OF ORTHONORMAL APPROXIMATION FUNC PGEC592 204
FJCC63 217
A HYBRID ANALOG-DIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER SYSTEM
ION
DYANA, DYNAMICS ANALYZER-PROGRAMMER, PART I, OESCRIPTION ANO APPLICAT EJCC58 144
DYANA, DYNAMICS ANALYZER-PROGRAMMER, PART II, STRUCTURE ANO FUNCTION EJCC58 148
PECS52
THE THERMAL ANALYZER, A SPECIAL PURPOSE ANALOG COMPUTER
6
NCR 544 B7
DESIGN FEATURES OF CURRENT DIGITAL DIFfERENTIAL ANALYZERS
COMPUTING AND ERROR MATRICES IN LINEAR DIfFERENTIAL ANALYZERS
PGEC581 32
SYSTEMATIC SCALING fOR DIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS
PGEC594 486
£LEC61 139
OIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS
DYNAMIC ACCURACY AS A DESIGN PGEC512 74
CRITERION OF LINEAR ELECTRONIC-ANALOG DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS
DIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS AND SEMIDIGITAL METHODS (GERMANI
DIP 62 IbO
AN A PGEC514 255
NALYSIS OF CERTAIN ERRDRS IN ELECTRONIC OIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS I, BANDWIDTH LIMITATIONS
NALYSIS OF CERTAIN ERRORS IN ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS II. CAPACITOR DIELECTRIC ABSORPTION
AN A PGEC581 17
IIJCC58
82
ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS IN PERSPECTIVE
APPLICATION OF ELECTRONIC OIfFERENTIAL ANALYZERS TO ENGINEERING PROBLEMS
P IRE53D 14B7
CACM583
4
FUNCTION TABLE
ALGORITHM FOR ANALYZING LOGICAL STATEMENTS TO PRODUCE A TRUTH
THE UTILITY OF ANASTOMOTIC NETS
62
RTCS62
ANATRAN, FIRST STEP IN BREEDING THE DIGINALOG
IIJCC60 315
A CATALOG OF THREE-VARIABLE OR-INVERT AND AND-INVERT LOGICAL CIRCUITS
PGEC633 19B
P IRE53D 1388
THE DESIGN OF LOGICAL OR-ANO-DR PYRAMIDS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
SOME RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN LOGICAL OR-AND-OR PYRAMIDS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
NCR 537 34
THE WORD ·AND' HAS BEEN PREVENTED FROM INDEXING
01
LOGNORMAL DISTRIBUTION FUNCTION FOR DESCRIBING ANELASTIC AND OTHER RELAXATION PROCESSES I, THEORY AN I BMJ614 297
LYI
LOGNORMAL DISTRIBUTION FUNCTION FOR DESCRIBING ANELASTIC AND OTHER RELAXATION PROCESSES II, OATA ANA IBMJ614 312
HOT-WIRE ANEMOMETER PAPER TAPE READER
EJCC60 2bl
THE LIGHTLY LOAOED FOIL BEARING AT ZERO ANGLE OF WRAP
I BMJ632 112
AINING A SYNCHRO OUTPUT SIGNAL PROPORTIONAL TO INPUT ANGLE THETA FOR LARGE THETA
IEEOBACK METHOD FOR OBT PGEC603 359
A SOLUTION TO THE EULER ANGLE TRANSFOR~ATION EQUATIONS
PGEC603 3b2
ROLUMINESCENT TECHNIQUES FOR THE ACHIEVEMENT OF WIDE ANGLE VISUAL DISPLAYS
COMPUTER COMPATIBLE ELECT IIICR b34 11
IBMJ602 Ib3
IRON FIL~S
ANGLE-OF-INCIDENCE ANISOTROPY IN EVAPORATED NICKELTRANSLATICN METHOOS AND THEIR APPLICATION TO AN ANGLO-RUSSIAN SCHEME
MACHINE ICIP59 199
ONR 60 162
SUPERCONOUCTING FILMS LESS THAN 100 ANGSTROM UNITS THICK
C SCATTERING FACTOR OFI
DIRECT MEASUREMENT OF THE ANGULAR DEPENDENCE OF THE IMAGINARY PART OF THE ATOMI I BMJ592 106
A TENTATIVE COMPARISON BETWEEN ANIMAL AND MACHINE MEMORIES
AUS b3 C.22
APPLICATION OF LINEAR PROGRAMMING TO THE OESIGN OF ANIMAL FEEDING STUFFS
THE BCS 58 bib
QUESTIONS CONCERNING THE EXPLANATION OF LEARNING IN ANIMALS
SOME MTP 58 691
IBMJb02 152
ANISOTROPIC CONOUCTION IN SOLIDS NEAR SURfACES
ANGLE-Of-INCIOENCE ANISOTROPY IN EVAPORATEO NICKEL-IRON FILMS
ItlMJ602 Ib3
MAGNETIC ANISOTROPY IN SINGLE-CRYSTAL THIN FILMS
IIIMJ602 11b
ARACTERISTICS OF 4-79 PERMALLOY CORES WITH DIFFERENT ANNEALS
THE SWITCHING CH PGEC583 228
THE SIMULATION Of COGNITIVE PROCESSES, AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
PGECb13 4b2
THE SIMULATION Of COGNITIVE PROCESSES, II, AN ANNOTATEO BIBLIOGRAPHY
PGECb24 535
AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY ON NOR AND NAND LOGIC
PGEC635 462
ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE ACM REPOSITORY
CACMb34 142
ANOMALOUS PHOTOELECTRIC EMISSION FROM NICKEL
IBMJb31 34
HARD SUPERCONDUCTORS
ANOMALOUS RESISTIVE TRANSITIONS AND NEW PHENOMENA IN I BMJ621 122
TRANSLATION Of PROGRAMS FROM ONE COMPUTER TO ANOTHER
AUTOMATIC IFIPb2 550
ANOTHER TEST MATRIX FOR DETERMINANTS AND MATRICES
CACM636 310
COMPUTERS, THE ANSWER TO REAL-TIME FLIGHT ANALYSIS
WJCC59 350
BASEBALL, AN AUTOMATIC QUESTION ANSWERER
CATH63 207
OIGITAL MOON-RADAR ANTENNA PROGRAMMER WITH ANALOG RATE SIGNAL INTEGRATOR NCR 584 217
A GENERAL
A GENERAL
THE METHOO OF SEQUENTIAL
AIRCRAft ROUTE
FINANCIAL AND RESOURCE
PIPE FLEXIBILITY
THE NUMERICAL
NO VAN, A VARIANCE
THE CONTRIBUTION OF SYMBOLIC
CO FERMI AI
ANALOG COMPUTER SERVES AS BOTH SYSTEMS
TECHNICAL MARKET
HARMONIC
SYMPOSIUM ON NUMERICAL
ODA ERROR
C DIGITAl!
THE MATRIX IFORCEI METHOD Of STRUCTURAL
COMBINING ALGOL STATEMENT
AUTOMATIC LINGUISTIC
A COMPUTER APPROACH TO CONTENT
E INDEPENDENI
ACCELERATION TECHNIQUES IN NUMERICAL
IN CHARACTER RECOGNITION

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

ANT - APP

TITLE WORD INDEX

MODEL
ANALOG COMPUTER

STUDY OF ANTIAIRCRAFT SYSTEMS BY SIMULATION WITH A MONTE CARLO
ANTICIPATORY DISPLAY DESIGN THROUGH THE USE OF AN
A LIQUID SCINTILLATION COUNTER USING ANTICOINCIDENCE SHIELDING
ANALOG LOGARITHMIC AND ANTILOGARITHMIC CIRCUITS USING SWnCHING TRANSISTORS
WHAT IS A COMPUTER ANYHOW
APACHE, A BREAKTHROUGH IN ANALOG COMPUTING
APAR, AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING ANO RECoROING
EURAL ELEMENTS BY ELECTRICAL NETWORKS BASED ON MULTI-APERTURE MAGNETIC CORES
.
THE SIMULATION OF .N
FERRITE APERTURED PLATE FOR RANOOM-ACCESS MEMORY
COINCIDENT CURRENT APPLICATIONS OF FERRITE APERTUREO PLATES
THE APEXC, A LOW-COST ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR
A MECHANICAL HEART-LUNG APPARATUS
ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION PROCESSING APPARATUS AT THE VIENNA TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY (GERMAN)
TAPES
APPARATUS FOR MAGNETIC STORAGE ON THREE-INCH WIOE
OCTAL DIAGRAMS OF BINARY CONCEPTION AND THEIR APPLICABILITY TO COMPUTER OESIGN LOGIC
A GENERAL ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE SCHEME APPLICABLE TO A COMPUTER WITH A VERY LARGE MEMORY
A GENERAL ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE SCHEME APPLICABLE TO A COMPUTER WITH VERY LARGE MEMORY
AUTOMATIC RECOGNITION TECHNIQUES APPLICABLE TO HIGH-INFORMATION PICTORIAL INPUTS
AN ELECTRO-MECHANICAL MULTIPLIER FOR ANALOG COMPUTER APPLICATION
CHRYSLER'S INITIAL EOPM APPlICA TlON
ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS A PRACTICAL APPLICATION
AN APPROACH TO A BANKING APPLICATION
A GLOW COUNTING TUBE READ-OUT TECHNIQUE AND ITS APPLICATION
A NEW THEORY OF TRANSLATION AND ITS APPLICA TIoN
A SECONDARY-EMISSION PULse CIRCUIT, ITS ANALYSIS AND APPLICA TION
PROCESS CONTROL COMPUTERS AND THEIR APPLICATION
NUMERICAL CONTROL SYSTEMS AND THEIR APPLICA TION
TELEFILE, A CASE STUDY OF AN ONLINE SAVINGS BANK APPLICATION
BALANCED PRECISION REFERENCE REGULATOR FOR COMPUTER APPLICA TION
A
PRINCIPLES OF EXPRESSING A PROCEOURE FOR A COMPUTER APPLI CA TI ONFUNDAMENTAL
ANALYZER-PROGRAMMER, PART I, DESCRIPTION AND APPLICA TION
DYANA, DYNAMICS
OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR A LARGE-SCALE REAL-TIME APPLICATION
THE LOGICAL DESIGN
IN COMPUTING SYSTEMS
APPLICATION AND PERFORMANCE OF MAGNETIC-CORE CIRCUITS
ERSI
FERRITES WITH RECTANGULAR HYSTERESIS LOOP FOR APPLICATI ON AS MEMORY OR SWITCHING ELEMENTS IN COMPUT
SELECTING AN APPLICAT ION FOR MECHANIZATION
COMPUTERS TO ELECTRON TRAJECTORY TRACING
APPLICA TION OF A COMBINATION OF ANALOGUE AND DIGITAL
THE STUDY OF THE APPLICA TION OF A COMPUTER TO PRODUCTION CONTROL
RETAIL.BRANCH CONTROL
PROBLEMS IN THE APPLICA TION OF A COMPUTER TO WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE AND
AN APPLICAT ION OF A COMPUTER TO WIND TUNNEL DESIGN, 1
AN APPLICATION OF A COMPUTER TO WINO TUNNEL DESIGN, 2
A 8USINESS APPL ICA TION OF A DIGITAL COMPVTER
SIMPLIFICATION Of BOOLEAN FUNCTION EXPRESSIONS
APPLICA TI ON OF A FINITE SET COVERIN£ THEOREM TO THE
IVAC AIRLINES RESERVATIONS SYSTEM, A SPECIAL-PURPOSE APPLICATION OF A GENERAL-PURPOSE COMPUTER
THE UN
THE ASSIGNMENT OF TELEPHONE FACILITIES
THE APPLICA TI ON OF A LARGE-SCALE ELECTRONIC COMPUTER TO
AN ALGORITHM FOR THE NUMERICAL APPLICA TION OF A LINEAR OPERATOR
THE PRACTICAL APPLICA TION Of A SMALL COMMERCIAL USER
OUNTERED IN ENGINEERING, SCIENTIFIC AND STATISTICI
APPLICATION OF A SMALL SCALE COMPUTER TO PR08LEMS ENe
N OF A CRUDE OIL PIPE LINE
THE APPLICATION OF AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER TO THE oPERATIO
SYSTEM
A CASE STUDY IN THE APPL ICA TlON OF AN EMIDEC ELECTRONIC DATA-PROCESSING
APPLICATION OF AN I.C.T. 1301 COMPUTER
MULTIPLE REGRESSION TECHNIQUE
APPLICATION OF AN INTERMEDIATE SIlE COMPUTER TO
APPLICATION OF AUTOMATIC COOING TO LOGICAL PROCESSES
STATISTICS
THE APPLICA TION OF AUTOMATIC COMPUTING MACHINES TO
THE ROLE OF COMPUTERS IN THE APPLICATION OF BASIC SCIENTIFIC REASONING TO MEDICINE
DESIGN AND Te ERROR DETECTION
APPLI CA TI ON OF BOOLEAN ALGEBRA TO SWITCHING CIRCUIT
COMMERCE
THE APPlI CAT ION OF CALCULATING MACHINES TO BUSINESS AND
PROBLEM
AN APPLICATION OF COOING THEORY TO A FILE AODRESS
HYDRAULIC STRUCTURES
THE APPLICATION OF COMPUTER TECHNIQUES TO PROBLEMS IN
THE RCA-PERT-COST PROI
A SYSTEMS APPROACH FOR THE APPlICA TIoN OF COMPUTERIZED SCHEDULING TECHNIQUES AND
STABILITY PRCBLEMS
APPLICATION OF COMPUTERS TO AUTOMOBILE CONTROL AND
TING
CRYSTAL BALLS OR MAGNETIC CORES, THE APPLICA TION OF COMPUTERS TO CANADIAN BUSINESS FORECAS
LARC
APPLICA TI ON OF COMPUTERS TO CIRCUIT DES IGN FOR UNIVAC
AN APPLICATION OF COMPUTERS TO GENERAL BOOKEEPING
CONTROL
THE APPLICATION OF COMPUTERS TO PROBLEMS IN MATERIAL
OF AN INTEGRATEO OIL COMPANY
APPLICA TlON OF COMPUTERS TO THE COMMERICAL PLANNING
OIL INDUSTRY
APPLI CA TI ON OF COMPUTING MACHINERY TO RESEARCH OF THE
PROBLEMS OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES
APPlICA T10N OF COMPUTING MACHINERY TO THE SOLUTION OF
A TOPOLOGICAL APPlICA TlON OF COMPVTING MACHINES
THE APPLICA TION OF COUNTING TECHNIQUES
APPLICATION OF DATA PROCESSORS IN PRoOVCTION
THE APPLICATION OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN INDVSTRIAL
CONTROL
OF FUNCTIONAL RELATIONSHIPS
APPLICA TlON OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN THE EXPLORATION
THE APPLICA TIoN OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS TO BUSINESS ANO
COMMERCE
SYSTEM LCSS STUDIES
APPlICA TI ON OF OIGITAL COMPUTERS TO ELECTRIC POWER
PROBLEMS
THE APPLICATION OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS TO ELECTRIC TRACTION
OF CRYSTAL STRUCTURES BY X-RAY ANALYSIS
APPLICATION OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS TO THE OETERMINATION
HIGHWAY DESIGN PROBLEMS
APPlICA TIoN OF DIGITAL SIMULATION TECHNIQUES TO
OF LOGICAL SYSTEMS
ON AN APPLICATION OF DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING TO THE SYNTHESIS
ENGINEERING PRCBLEMS
APPLICATION OF ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS TO
SWITCHING
APPLICATION OF ERROR-CORRECTING CODES TO MULTI-WAY
COMPUTER SIMULATIONS
THE APPLICATION OF FINITE FOURIER TRANSFORMS TO ANALOG
G OF OROINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
THE APPlI CA TI ON OF FORMULA TRANSLATION TO AUTOMATIC CoDIN
CONTACT NETWCRKS
THE APPLICATION OF GRAPH THEORY TO THE SYNTHESIS OF
THERMISTORS FOR THE GRADUAL APPlICA TION OF HEATER VOLTAGE TO THERMIONIC TU8ES
TABLES
THE APPLICATION OF HIGH SPEED COMPVTERS TO NUMBER THEORY
oMATIC MESSAGE ACCOUNTING
PROBLEMS INVOLVED IN APPlICA TI ON OF HIGH SPEED ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS TO AUT
PROBLEMS
APPLICATION OF HIGH-SPEED COMPUTING TO CHEMICAL
IN THE AUTOMATIC MAP COMPILATION SYSTEM
APPLICAT ION OF HYBRID ANALOG AND DIGITAL TECHNIQUES
SYSTEM APPLICA TION Of HYBRID LOGIC CIRCVITRY
THE FoRMATIO~ CONSTANTS OF COMPLEX IONS
APPLICA TlON OF IBM EOP METHOOS TO THE CALCULATION OF
PROBLEM (FRENCHI
APPLICA TlON OF INTEGER LINEAR PROGRAMMING TO A SPLIT
ENGINEERING PROBLEMS
APPLICATION OF LARGE COMPUTERS TO RESERVOIR
ANIMAL FEEDING STUFFS
THE APPLICATION OF LINEAR PROGRAMMING TO THE DESIGN OF
OF INTERCONNECTIONS FOR A FAST LOGIC SYSTEM
APPlI CA TI ON OF LIST-PROCESSING METHOOS TO THE DESIGN
AN ENGINEERING APPLI CA TI ON OF LoGIC-STRUCTVRE TABLES
HE REQUIREMENTS OF UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATIoN,1
THE APPLICATION OF MODERN DATA PROCESSING TECHNIQUES TO T
MACHINE INDEXING
TH£ APPLICATION OF MOOERN LEXICOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES TO
INDUSTRIAL ceNTROL
APPLICATION OF OPERATIONAL DIGITAL TECHNIQUES TO
LARGE-SCALE CALCULATING MACHINERY
APPLICATION OF PRINTING TELEGRAPH TECHNIQUES TO
INDUSTRIAL APPLICATION OF PUNCH CARD METHODS TO FOREST INVENTORY
88

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

ANA - APP
BIT 611 27
WCR 584 67
IB"J632 135
WJCC57 121
TCB7631
3
PGEC625 699
EJCC58 130
PIRE611 49
EJCC56 107
lofeR 584 62
ADC 53 264
18MJ574 330
56
ECIP55
EJCC56
84
CACM599 28
JACM594 469
PACM59
81
NCR 624 114
PECS52
5
LSU 56
23
BCS 58 591
CAN 58 164
PGEC593 317
NSMT60 363
PGEC604 439
CAN 62 278
AVS 63 C.13
CACM63D 708
NCR 584 225
TCJ5623 164
EJCC58 144
WJCC56
70
EJCC54
30
ECIP55 105
HARV55 110
TCJ2593 134
TCJ2591 24
TCB4602 41
TCJ1581 42
TCJ1582 64
TCJ2593 103
IFIP62 7H
EJCC58 152
WJCC58 165
JACM624 440
BCS 58 510
AVS 60 Bl.2
CAN 58 223
8CS 58 465
EOPS61 438
LSU 58 129
ONR 54
34
AOC 53 166
HARV61 110
PGEC543
6
MANC51
30
I BMJ632 127
AUS 60 85.1
PACM62 100
84
EJCC57
CAN 58
15
WJCC61 185
CAS 55
26
AUS 573 310
EOPS61 344
HARV49 305
HARV49 323
WJCC56
86
PACM52P 293
WJCC55
61
98
I EES56
I EES56 100
F TT 53 246
L SU 51
82
59
I EES56
CAN 58 307
WJCC61
39
JACM594 486
PIRE530 1487
I CIP59 396
S JCC62 255
ARAP591 81
HARV511 244
PGEC581 61
PACH61 6A2
LSU 58 139
CLUN55
63
SJCC63 105
PGEC604 418
CACM63N 694
IFIP62 1'15
LSU 57
95
BCS 56 616
TCJ6644 321
CACH61N 516
AUS 60 Al.1
MIPP61 326
WJCC54
45
HARV47 213
LSU 56 219
88

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TITLE WORD INDEX

F TRAFFIC SIGNALS WITH AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER. A NEW
LAT ION AND MONTE CARLO PROCEDURES
THE
ATIONS IN THE SOLUTION OF THE BANG-BANG CONTROL PI
THE
POPULATION CENSUS OF GREAT BRITAIN
THE
PROBLE~S OF A LARGE LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE
AN
OPERATIONS
EQUATION IN CONFORMAL MAPPING
THE
ON OF SOME MOLECULAR INTEGRALS
AN
HESIS OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER BUILDING BLOCK
PURPOSE AND
PROGRAI'MING
TELEVISION AUDIENCE MEASUREMENT
EXPERIENCE IN IMPLEMENTING A MAJOR
INVENTORY RECORDS AND PAYROLL
PROCESSING MACHINE
ANALYSIS OF BUSINESS
CONDUCTING E~ERGY GAP IN GINZBURG-LANDAU THEORY WITH
MACHINE TRANSLATION METHODS AND THEIR
AN
A THREE-VALUEO SYSTEM OF LOGIC AND ITS
ARITHMETIZING DECLARATIONS. AN
THE CROSSED-fILM CRYOTRON AND ITS
PROGRESS IN COMPUTER
A UNIQUE VARIABLE TIME DELAY NETWORK WITH
PRODUCING SCHOOL TIMETABLES ON A COMPUTER AND THEIR
AN AUTOMATIC SEQUENCING PROCEOURE WITH
LINEAR DECISION FUNCTIONS WITH
AN
A NON-LINEAR PROGRAMMING ALGORITHM WITH
ECIFICALLY. LINEAR PRI
LOGARITHMIC PROGRAMS. THEIR
eN A WEIGHT DISTRIBUTION PlI.OBLEM. WITH
ON COMPUTABLE NUMBERS WITH AN
TION APPROXI~ATIONS TO THE EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION WITH
A REDUCTION METHOD FOR NON-ARITHMETIC DATA. AND ITS
ELECTRICAL DELAY LINES FOR DIGITAL COMPUTER
COMPUTERS IN BASIC BUSINESS
THE NORC AND SOME OF ITS
A NEW TAPE HANDLER FOR COMPUTER
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING FOR BUSINESS
DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING. METHODS AND
BIZMAC II COMPUTER. CHARACTERISTICS AND
PAYROLL AND PROOUCTION
SPECIAL-PURPOSE TUBES FOR COMPUTER
A HIGH-SCANNING-RATE STORAGE DEVICE FOR COMPUTER
SCIENTIFIC AND ENGINEERING
SHIFT-REGISTER CODE FOR INDEXING
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING AND BUSINESS
P-N-PI-N TRIODE SWITCHING
GENERAL-PURPOSE PROGRAMMING FOR BUSINESS
AUTOMATIC COOING FOR BUSINESS
COMMUNICATIONS FOR COMPUTER
ADVANCED COMPUTER
A~ ALGORITHM FOR PATH CONNECTIONS AND ITS
ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS. SIGNIFICANT
A COM~ON LANGUAGE FOR HARDWARE. SOFTWARE. AND
A SURVEY OF REGULAR EXPRESSIONS AND THEIR
AN INTRODUCTORY GUIDE TO COMPUTING AND ITS
LEARNING MATRICES AND THEIR
REPORT PRESENTATION DEVELOPMENT OF ELECTRONIC
TRANSISTOR LOGIC MODULES FOR AIR-BORNE CONTROL
REQUIRE~ENTS FOR COMMERCIAL OR ADMINISTRATIVE
REGRESSION eN E.D.P. EQUIPMENT AND ITS INDUSTRIAL
FLIP-FLOPS FOR HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL COMPUTER
RESISTOR-TRANSISTOR LOGIC CIRCUIT AND SOME
OF A CONDITIONAL PROBABILITY COMPUTER FOR CONTROL
MATRIX ELECTROLUMINESCENT SCREENS IN OPTICAL READOUT
SSION SYSTEM FOR SWITCHED AND PRIVATE TELEPHONE LINE
OPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES AND SOME COMPUTER
IZED DIGITAL MAGNETIC TAPE SYSTEM FOR FIELD COMPUTER
AND OTHER RELAXATION PROCESSES II. DATA ANALYSIS AND
COMPUTER
SOME
L REVIEW OF THE LAST TEN YEARS
COMPUTER
SCIENTIFIC
COMPUTER
A PROGRESS REPORT ON COMPUTER
CLINICAL
BIBLIOGRAPHY
ADMINISTRATION
PART I I
EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH
TOOLS
DIFFUSICN

810 NEWS LETTER NO.1. COMPUTER

ANALOG COMPUTER
SOME COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
SOME
NEW
OPERA TlON AND

ENGINEERING
SOME
flOW DIAGRAMS
OF PEGASUS AUTOCODE IN SOME EXPERIMENTAL BUSINESS
PROBLE~S

THE LINGUISTIC
PROBLHS
SOME
ANAL VZER
89

APPLICATION OF PUSHDOWN-STORE MACHINES
APPLICATION OF REAL-TIME DATA PROCESSING
ICONTROL 0
APPLICATION OF SEQUENTIAL ESTIMATION TO COMPUTER SIMU
APPLICATION OF THE ADJOINT SYSTEM OF DIFFERENTIAL EQU
APPLICATION OF THE ARTICLE IN ENGLISH
APPLICATION OF THE BURROUGHS EI0l COMPUTER
APPLICATION OF THE ElECTRONIC COMPUTER TO THE 1961
APPLICATION OF THE IBM 650 EO PM TO CERTAIN ACTUARIAL
APPLICATION OF THE IBM 650 TO STOCK BROKERAGE
APPLICATION OF THE LICHTENSTEIN-GERSHGORIN INTEGRAL
APPLICATION OF THE MONTE CARLO METHOD TO THE EVALUATI
APPLICATION OF THE NCR 304 DATA PROCESSOR TO THE SYNT
APPLICATION OF THE RCA BIZMAC SYSTEM
APPLICATION OF THE STEEPEST ASCENT METHOD TO CONCAVE
APPLICATION OF THE USE OF ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS TO
APPLICATION ON AN E.D.P. SYSTEM
APPLICATION ON THE UNIVAC FILE COMPUTER
APPLICATION PROBLEMS ON IBM 650 MAGNETIC DRUM DATAAPPLICATION TO AL
IIC FIELD DEPENDENCE OF THE SUPER
APPLICATION TO AN ANGLO-RUSSIAN SCHEME
APPLICATION TO BALLISTICS
APPLICATION TO BASE THREE DIGITAL CIRCUITS
APPLICATION TO COBOL
APPLICATION TO DIGITAL COMPUTER CIRCUITS
APPLICATION TO ELECTRICAL MACHINE AND SYSTEM DESIGN
APPLICATION TO LINEARIZING MAGNETIC RECORDING SYSTEMS
APPLICATION TO OTHER SCHEDULING PROBLEMS
IIQUES FOR
APPLICATION TO PARALLEL PROGRAMMING
APPLICATION TO PATTERN RECOGNITION
APPLICATION TO PAYROLL
APPLICATION TO PRODUCT ALLOCATION
APPLICATION TO THE CALCULATION OF CONVEX ANO. MORE SP
APPLICATION TO THE DESIGN OF STOCHASTIC GENERATORS
APPLICATION TO THE ENTSCHEIDUNGSPROBLEM
APPLICATION TO THE PRACTICAL SOLUTION OF LINEAR DIFFE
APPLICATION TO THESAURIC TRANSLATION
APPLICATIONS
APPL I CA TI ONS
APPLICAT IONS
APPLICATIONS
APPLICA TI ONS
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
APPL ICAT IONS
APPLICA TlONS
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
APPL I CA TI ONS
APPL ICATIONS
APPLICA TlONS
APPL ICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
INTERIM
APPLICATIONS
MINIMUM
APPLICATIONS
SPECIAL
APPLICATIONS
MUL TlPLE
APPLICATIONS
TRANS IS TOR
APPLI CA TI ONS
A GENERALl ZED
APPLICATIONS
THE DEVELOPMENT
APPLICATIONS
IMPROVED PERFORMANCE FROM
APPLICA TlONS
PHASE REVERSAL DATA TRANSMI
APPLICA TlONS
THE PROBLEMS OF PLANNING NEW METR
APPLICATIONS
THE EVOLUTION OF AN ARMY-NAVY MILITAR
APPLICATIONS
ION FUNCTION FOR DESCRIBING ANELASTIC
APPLI CA TI ONS
APPLICA nONS AT THE FRONTIERS Of BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH
APPL ICATIONS FeR CONTENT-ADORESSABLE MEMORIES
APPLICATIONS FOR INOUSTRY AND THE MILITARY. A CRITICA
APPLICATIONS FGR THE UNIVAC LARC
APPL ICA TIONS IN AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL
APPL ICATIONS IN COMPUTER DESIGN
APPLICATIONS IN INOUSTRY FOR A MEDIUM-SIZE COMPUTER
APPLICATIONS IN MEDICINE
APPL ICATIONS IN MEDICINE AND THE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES.
APPLICATIONS IN PREDICTOR DESIGN
APPL ICATIONS IN RESEARCH AND TEACHING IN BUSINESS
APPLICATIONS IN THE BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES. PART I AND
APPLICATIONS IN THE INVESTIGATION OF MODELS IN
APPLICATIONS IN THE NU~ERICAL CONTROL OF MACHINE
APPLICATIONS OF AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER TO PROBLEMS Of
APPLICATIONS OF AN eLECTRONIC fUNCTION GENERATOR
APPLICATiONS OF ANALOGUE CO~PUTERS
APPLICATIONS OF AUTOMATIC CODING TO SMALL CALCULATORS
APPLICATIONS OF AUTOMATIC COMPUTERS IN HYDRO-ELECTRIC
APPLlCA TlONS OF BOOLEAN MATRICES TO THE ANALYSIS OF
THE USE
APPLlCA TI ONS OF COMPUTERS
APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTERS TO AIRCRAFT DYNAMIC
APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTING IN THE AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY
APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTING MACHINERY
APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTING MACHINES TO MOLECULAR-BEAM
APPL I CA TI ONS OF COMPUTING TO FLUID DYNAMICS PROBLEMS
APPLICAT IONS OF CONTACT GRieS
APPLICATIONS OF CRC-I05 DECIMAL DIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

ANT - APP
FJCC63 215
IFIP62 231
JACM5B4 343
PACM62
50
IUL 611 111
EJCC54
50
TCJ5634 264
AUS 60 Al.l
CAS 56
32
8 IT 613 141
TCJ6633 277
NCR 594 204
WJCC56 119
IF IP62 185
AUS 60 A6.2
CAN 60
4"
LSU 57 182
EJCC54
79
IBMJ621 44
ICIP59 199
FTT 53 216
ICIP59 407
CACM631 24
EJCC59 255
CAS 57
64
NCR 612 101
TCJ3614 237
J ACM614 513
OCR 62 249
HARV55 145
PACM59
27
ICIP59
93
JACM631 lIO
ARAP591 230
PACM56
4
ICIP59 321
PGEC532
5
12
E JCC55
LSU 56
52
WJCC56
36
CAS 57
45
LSU 57
35
NEWC57
57
BCS 58
14
WJCC58
96
JACM581 76
HACC59
10
CACM590 40
ARAP591 189
PGEC592 108
AIC 601
1
TCJ3603 144
EJCC61 219
P IRE611 296
PGEC613 346
CHBK62
5
FJCC62 121
PGEC623 324
TCB7631 17
PGEC636 846
LSU 57 206
WJCC58 141
ADC 53
85
CAN 60 109
PWCS54
38
PGEC591
8
IFIP62 423
LCMT61 231
IBMJ612 93
CAS 57
23
FJCC63 517
I BMJ614 312
FJCC63 603
FJCC63 495
SJCC63 179
CAS 61 126
EJCC53
18
WJeC56
82
CAN 58 175
PACM62
98
CACM634 176
~GEC573 143
HARV61 265
C AtlS62
I
HARV61
48
CAS 58
94
CAN 58 330
PGEC581 48
AADC60
30
EJCC54
64
AUS 60 B2.1
EJCC59 133
T CJ4611
30
WJCCS3
128
CLUN55
91
AUS 511 107
HARV61 326
ClUN55
51
H ARV5 71 293
PGEC521 19
89

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TITLE WORD INDEX

SOME APPLICATIONS OF OEUCE
ENGINEERING AND SCIENTIFIC APPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
BUSINESS APPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
APPLICATIONS OF OIGITAL COMPUTERS
STUDY OF VEHICULAR TRAFFIC
APPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS TO PROBLEMS IN THE
SOME APPLICATIONS OF ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTERS
SOME INDUSTRIAl APPLICATIONS OF ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTERS
MATHEMATICS
APPLICATIONS OF ELECTRONIC MACHINES IN PURE
COINCIDENT CURRENT APPLICATIONS OF FERRITE APERTURED PLATES
USE OF COMPUTING MACHINERY IN APPLICATIONS OF INFORMATION THEORY
A DIRECT READ-OUT BISTABLE CIRCUIT AND SOME APPLICATIONS OF IT
ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS OF LARGE SCALE COMPUTERS
DEVICES
SOME APPLICATIONS OF MAGNETIC FILM PARAMETRONS AS LOGICAL
APPLICATIONS OF MAGNETOSTRICTION DELAY LINES
SOME AIRLINE APPLICATIONS OF MONTE-CARLO SYSTEM SIMULATIONS
INVENTORY
REGIONAL APPLICATIONS OF PUNCH CARD METHODS TO FOREST
BINARY SYSTEMS
APPLICATIONS OF REDUNDANCY TO IMPROVE THE ACCURACY OF
OPTICAL ~OOULATICN
THEORY AND APPLICATIONS OF SINGLE-SIDEBAND SUPPRESSED-CARRIER
APPLICATIONS OF THE CHARGE-CONTROL THEORY
A REVIEW OF SOME APPLICATIONS OF THE DEUCE COMPUTER
SOME ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS OF THE DIGITAL COMPUTER CSIRAC
MATHEMATICAl APPLICATIONS OF THE DYNAMIC STORAGE ANALOG COMPUTER
USER EXPERIENCES AND APPLICATIONS OF THE ERA 1103
SURVEY OF COMPUTER DEVELOPMENTS AT GOTTINGEN, APPLICATIONS OF THE Gl AND G2 IGERMAN)
AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY
APPLICATIONS OF THE SMALL DIGITAL COMPUTER IN THE
LANGUAGE FOR THE PROCESSING OF GRAPHS IEXAMPLES AND APPLICATIONS ON A 70901 (FRENCH)
10F A PROGRAMMING
COMPUTERS
BUSINESS APPLICATIONS ON INTERMEDIATE DATA PROCESSING
MARKET RESEARCH APPLICATIONS ON LEO
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS TO ARMS CONTROL
STATIC MAGNETIC MEMORY, ITS APPLICATIONS TO COMPUTERS AND CONTROLLING SYSTEMS
AMETRIC PHASE-LOCKED OSCILLATOR, CHARACTERISTICS AND APPLICATIONS TO DIGITAL SYSTEMS
PAR
DESIGN OF NUMERICAL FILTERS WITH APPLICATIONS TC MISSILE DATA PROCESSING
SOME COMBINATORIAL PROPERTIES OF CERTAIN TREES WITH APPLICATIONS TO SEARCHING AND SORTING
SOME COMPUTER APPLICATIONS TC SHIP DESIGN CALCULATIONS
SUBJECT-WORD LETTER FREQUENCIES WITH APPLICATIONS TO SUPERIMPOSED COOING
ECM 64 ITHE CAROUSEL MEMORY)
APPLICATIONS TO THE MAGNETIC TAPE STORAGE UNIT, FACIT
OR FINDING A MINIMUM OF A MULTIVARIATE FUNCTION WITH APPLICATIONS TO THE REDUCTION OF MISSILE AND SATElLIT
BISTABLE SYSTEMS OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH APPLICATIONS TO TUNNEL DIOOE CIRCUITS
SMALL BUS I NESS APPLICATIONS USING A UNIVAC COMPUTING CENTER
ERS
TRAINING FOR ENGINEERING AND SCIENTIFIC APPLICATIONS VIA COMPILERS, INTERPRETERS, AND ASSEMBl
AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING APPLICATIONS, PROGRESS ANO OPERATION
COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONS, THE IMPLICATION OF CENSUS EXPERIENCE
THE EFFECT OF COMPUTERS ON THE TRAINING OF APPLIED MATHEMATICIANS AND SCIENTISTS
INTERRELATIONS BETWEEN COMPUTERS AND APPLIED MATHEMATICS
ACCOUNT OF THE WORK DONE AT THE ZURICH INSTITUTE OF APPLIED MATHEMATICS
A BRIEF
CONSIDERATIONS IN THE SOLUTION OF PROBLEMS IN APPLIED MATHEMATICS
SOME GENERAL
MOOEL BASIN
THE APPLIED MATHEMATICS LABORATORY OF THE OAVID W. TAYLOR
PURE AND APPLIED PROGRA"MING
CURVE F!TUNG FOR A MODEL OF APPLIED RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT SCHEDULING
URAL ANDI
THE INFLUENCE OF HIGH SPEEO COMPUTERS ON APPLIED STATISTICS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO AGRICULT
TECHNIQUE FOR HANDLING SEAT RESERVATION PROBLEMS APPLIED TO AIRLINES
A OATA PROCESSING
TIME MULTIPLEXING AS APPLIED TO ANALOG COMPUTATION
EQUIPMENT RELIABILITY AS APPLIED TO ANALOGUE COMPUTERS
RADIO-INTERFERENCE CONTROL AS APPLIED TO BUSINESS MACHINES
SOME ASPECTS OF SAMPLING AS APPLIED TO DATA TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS
DIGITAL COMPUTERS APPLIED TO GAMES
THE UNIVAC FILE-COMPUTER APPLIED TO GENERAL ACCOUNTING FUNCTIONS
OVER-RELAXATION APPLIED TO IMPLICIT ALTERNATING DIRECTION METHODS
ORED CCST, STATISTICAL SAMPLING AS A MANAGEMENT TOOL APPLIED TO MAINTENANCE MATERIEL AND JOB COST CONTROL
DATA PROCESSING APPLIED TO MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES
ANALOG COMPUTING APPLIED TO NOISE STUDIES
HYBRID TECHNIQUES APPLIED TO OPTIMIZATION PROBLEMS
TI8
CACM601
2
WJCC51
ICSI581 181
AUS 60S' 4.2
WJCC60 301
IBMJ592 106
PACM5R
2
TCJ4611 41
AUS 60 C4.1
PIICM62
87
NCR 574 U5
WJCC57 198
TCJ5623 221
ROME62 231
IBMJ602 101
I SMJ621 58
ISMJ591 18
IBMJ591 18
SOS 61 325
PACM61 13C2
CATH63 389
AUS 60 A6.2
PGEC542 45
OPI 62 181
TCJ3601 10
LSU 55
41
LSU 58 119
AUS 60 111.4
94

AUD - AUT

TITLE WORD INDEX

PRDBLEMS OF
AUDITOR AND C~PUTERS
PROBLEMS DF
E.D.P. AND THE
OF AUDITING COMPUTING DATA. SECTION 2. THE EXTERNAL
ARTIFICIAL
FOR DERIVING MAJORITY-LOGIC NETWORKS WITHIN AN
SYNTACTIC AND SEMANTIC
THE PRESENT TECHNICAL STATUS OF DATA TRANSMISSION IN
IBM EQUIPMENT OFFERING IN
FERRANTI EQUIPMENT OFFERING IN
NCR EQUIPMENT OFFERING IN
STC EQUIPMENT BEING OFFERED IN
BURROUGHS EQUIPMENT OFFERING IN
MARKET FOR ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING EQUIPMENT IN
THE SMALL COMPUTER IN
A.D.P. SYSTEM DESIGN IN THE
ICT ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE TO
PROBLEMS OF LOCAL
USE OF A COMPUTER BY A MEDIUM-SIZED LOCAL
THE SNOWY MOUNTAINS
NOTES ON AN
THE USE OF MULTIPLE
AN
THE IBM TYPE &10
TOOLS
THE ANALYSIS OF NON-STOCHASTIC TIME SERIES USING AN
SO~E PROBLEMS OF A UNIVERSAL
OPERATIONAL EXPERIENCE WITH THE PEGASUS
THE PEGASUS
COMPUTER
FURTHER
AN EXTENDED
AN
A SPECIALIZED
OF COMPUTERS
THE USE OF PEGASUS
A DESCRIPTION OF MERCURY
ALP, AN
THE ELLIOTT 803
SOME TECHNICAL FEATURES OF THE MANCHESTER MERCURY
UNIVERSITY C(MPUTERS
THE
RUNNING PEGASUS
AN EVALUATION OF
MERCURY
MERCURY
PEGASUS, AN EXAMPLE OF AN
THE IB~ TYPE 705

AUDITING COMPUTING DATA. SECTION 1. INTERNAL AUDIT
AUDITING COMPUTING DATA. SECTION 2. THE EXTERNAL
AUDITOR
AUDITDR AND COMPUTERS
PROBLEMS
AUDITORY RECOGNITION IN TELEPHONY
A
THEOREM
AUGMENTED BOOLEAN ALGEBRA
AUGMENTS TO ALGOL
AUSTRALIA
AUSTRALIA
AUSTRALIA
AUSTRALIA
AUSTRALIA
AUSTRALIA
AUSTRALIA
THE COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL
AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRY
AUSTRALIAN POST OFFICE
AUSTRALIAN USERS
AUTHOR INDEX, 195+-1958
AUTHOR INDEX. 1958-1961
AUTHORITIES IN DATA PReCESSING
AUTHORITY
AUTHORITY STORES SYSTEM, A CASE STUOY
AUTHORSHIP PROBLEM
AUTO-CORRELATION IN CHARACTER RECOGNITION
AUTO-INSTRUCTIONAL TEXT FOR IBM 1401 PROGRAMMING
AUTO-POINT COMPUTER
AUTD-PROGRAMMING FOR NUMERICALLY CONTROLLED MACHINE
AUTO-REGRESSION MODEL
THE COMPUTING PROBLEM IN
AUTOCODE
AUTOCDDE
AUTOCOO~

AUTOCOOE FACILITIES FOR THE MANCHESTER IMERCURY)
AUTOCODE FOR PEGASUS
AUTOCODE FOR TABLE MANIPULATION
AUTOCODE FOR THE ANALYSIS OF REPLICATED EXPERIMENTS
AUTOCODE IN SO~E EXPERIMENTAL BUSINESS APPLICATIONS
AUTO CODE IN TERMS OF A PHRASE STRUCTURE LANGUAGE
AUTOCODE LIST-PROCESSING LANGUAGE
AUTOCODE MARK II
AUTO CODE PROGRAMME
AUTOCODE PROGRAMS DEVELOPED FOR THE MANCHESTER
AUTOCODE PROGRAMS ON MERCURY
AUTO CODE READABILITY
AUTOCODE, ADDITIONAL NOTES
AUTOCODE, PRINCIPLES OF THE PROGRAM LIBRARY
AUTOCODED PROGRAM FOR SALES ANALYSIS AND FORECASTING
AUTOCODER
AUTOCODES FOR MATHEMATICAL AND STATISTICAL WORK
PATTERN RECOGNITION USING AUTOCORRELATION
PERIODIC SEQ~ENCES
AUTOCORRELATIONS FOR BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS OF NOISELIKE
L STRATEGY INI
TEACHING SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS BY AUTOINSTRUCTION IN THE PRIMARY GRAOES, AN EXPERIMENTA
COMPUTERS AND AUTOMATA
THE LOGIC OF FIXED AND GROWING AUTOMATA
REGULAR EXPRESSIONS AND STATE GRAPHS FOR AUTOMATA
CHARACTERIZING EXPERIMENTS FOR FINITE-MEMORY BINARY AUTOMATA
PROGRAMMING AND THE THEORY DF AUTOMATA
MANY VALUED LOGICS AND RELIABLE AUTOMATA
PHYSIOLOGY OF AUTOMATA
SETS OF TAPES ACCEPTED BY DIFFERENT TYPES OF AUTOMATA
TOWARD INDUCTIVE INFERENCE AUTOMATA
ON THE NATURE OF THE RELIABILITY OF AUTOMATA
A DECISION PROCEDURE FOR COMPUTATIONS OF FINITE AUTOMATA
ISOMORPHISM GROUPS OF AUTOMATA
THE THEORY OF DEFINITE AUTOMATA
COMPUTATION,
BEHAVIOR, ANO STRUCTURE IN FIXED AND GROWING AUTOMATA
LOGICAL, RECURSIVE AND
OPERATOR METHODS FOR ·THE ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS OF AUTOMATA
TURING MACHINES, FINITE AUTOMATA AND NEURAL NETS
FINITE AUTOMATA AND THE SET OF SQUARES
FINITE AUTOMATA AND THEIR DECISION PROBLEMS
AUTOMATA AND THOUGHT PROCESSES IGERMANI
TOWARD A THEORY OF AUTOMATA BASED ON MORE REALISTIC PRIMITIVE ELEMENTS
CATEGOR IZ ING AUTOMATA BY W-MACHINE PROGRAMS
FINITE AND COMBINATORIAL AUTOMATA. TURING AUTOMATA WITH A PROGRAMMING TAPE
FINITE AND COMBINATORIAL AUTOMATA. TURING AUTOMATA WITH A PROGRAMMING TAPE
THE THEORY OF AUTOMATA, A SURVEY
THE LOGIC OF AUTOMATA, PART I
THE LOGIC OF AUTOMATA, PART II
FINITE AUTOMATA, PATTERN RECOGNITION AND PERCEPTRONS
CLASS, THE AUTOMATED CLASSROOM IPHILCO 20001
AUTOMATED COMPUTER CARD DESIGN
AUTOMATED COMPUTER DESIGN
DESCRIPTRAN, AUTOMATED DESCRIPTIVE GEOMETRY
COMPUTER-AUTOMATED DESIGN OF MULTIFONT PRINT RECOGNITION LOGIC
AUTOMATED INSTRUCTION AND COMPUTERS IN EDUCATION
SUBJECT-~ATTER STRUCTURE
SOME RESEARCH PROBLEMS IN AUTOMATED INSTRUCTION, INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAMMING AND
AUTOMATED LOGICAL DESIGN
A CO~PUTER ORGANIZATION AND PROGRAMMING SYSTEM FOR AUTOMATED MAINTENANCE
ESPONSE, SIZE OF STEP, AND INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN AUTOMATED PROGRAMS
ITAL RESULTS REGARDING FORM OF R
AUTOMATED TEACHING
NTERACTIONS 8ETWEEN FUTURE COMPUTER DEVELOPMENTS AND AUTOMATED TEACHING METHODS
OPTIMAL ALLOCATION OF ITEMS IN A SINGLE, TWO-CONCEPT AUTOMATED TEACHING MODEL
STUDY
AN AUTOMATED TECHNIQUE FOR CONDUCTING A TOTAL SYSTEM
AUTOMATED WEAThER PREDICTION
RECOMMENOATICNS
AUTOMATIC ABSTRACTING AND INDEXING. SURVEY AND
ICAL TECHNIQUES AND HIERARCHIAL OATA INDEXING
AN AUTOMATIC ABSTRACTING PROGRAM EMPLOYING STYLO-STATIST
A NOTE ON THE USE OF AUTOMATIC ADJUSTMENT OF STRIP WIDTH IN QUADRATURE
AUTOMATIC AFFIX INTERPRETATION AND RELIABILITY
AUTOMATIC AIDS TO DICTIDNARY REVISION
SEMI-AUTOMATIC ALLOCATION OF DATA STORAGE FOR PACT I
ALS AND FINDING ROOT LOCI
AN AUTOMATIC ANALOG COMPUTER METHOD FOR SOLVING POLYNOMI
95

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

ASS - AUT
TCJ3601 10
TCJ36Dl 11
AUS 63 A.20
TCJ3601 11
IBMJ5B4 294
PGEC603 338
CACM604 211
AUS 60 C2.1
AUS 60013.1
AUS 60D14.1
AUS 60D14.2
AUS 60D14.3
AUS 60D15.3
AUS 60 Al.2
AUS 60 A5.4
AUS 63 A.9
AUS 60D15.1
JACM584 397
CACM610 589
TCJ2593 105
TCB7631
7
AUS 63 A.8
HARV61 163
OCR 62 305
PACM62
18
SACI5B
77
ARAP591 220
PACM56
27
ARAP591 16
ARAP591 58
TCJ1594 192
TCJ1583 124
TCJ6633 237
ROME62 613
TCJ5634 313
TCJ4611 30
ARAP612 29
TCJ5621 28
ARAP612 77
MlP 58 201
TCJ1581 15
TCJ3614 232
CACM623 156
TCJ2591 XI
ARAP591 93
ARAP591 64
WJCC56
49
TCB5624 149
PIRE611 175
PGEC613 383
PLCI61
99
P IRE530 1234
HARV571 147
PGEC601 39
PGEC604 469
CPFS61 100
SOS 61 135
WJCC61 291
JACM611 III
I FIP62 395
RTCS62 196
JACM623 315
JACM624 469
PGEC633 233
SOS 59 282
I CIP59 138
JACM614 467
JACM634 528
I BMJ592 114
DIP 62
1
IFlP62 379
JACM613 384
IFIP62 391
IFIP62 391
AIC 612 379
JACM572 193 .
JACM573 279
JACM611
1
CAS 61 177
PACM61 13B4
PACM59
4
CACM636 336
I BMJ631
2
ICC 621 26
PLCI61
67
ItCR 634 94
PGEC636 887
PLC161
86
CABS62 308
PLCI61 281
PLCI61
25
EJCC61 306
CACM613 164
CACM615 226
PACM61 5C3
EClP55 182
NSMT60 317
PACM61 13C4
JACM564 299
ItCR 574 164
95

AUT - AUT

TITLE WORD INDEX

A PROPOSED AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
STRUCTURE CO~PUTER SYSTEM
AUTOMATIC
TUBE MEMORIES
THE BEST WAY TO DESIGN AN AUTOMATIC
INTRODUCTION TO AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
EQUATIONS FOR ELLIPTIC BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS
CONTROL GEAR SIMULATION FOR AN AUTOMATIC
A NEW TECHNIQUE IN AUTOMATIC
A NEW METHOD FOR AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
FOR DIAGNOSTIC CHECKING
THE SATURN AUTOMATIC
MAN-To-MACHINE COMMUNICATION AND AUTOMATIC
PLANNING UNIVERSAL SEMI-AUTOMATIC
SYSTEMS OF DEBUGGING AUTOMATIC
A MECHANIZED APPROACH TO AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
TRANSCOOE, A SYSTEM OF AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
THE MARK 5 SYSTEM OF AUTOMATIC
THE COLASL AUTOMATIC
THE APPLICATION OF FORMULA TRANSLATION TO AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
THE FORTRAN AUTOMATIC
FORTRANSIT, A UNIVERSAL AUTOMATIC
SAKO, AN AUTOMATIC
THE COLASL AUTOMATIC
ARITHMETIC TRANSLATOR~CDMPILER OF THE IBM FORTRAN AUTOMATIC
OF A COOPERATIVE VENTURE IN THE PkODUCTION OF AN AUTOMATIC
PRINT I, AN AUTOMATIC
FORTRAN, AN AUTOMATIC
FUTURE
SIMPLE AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
APPLICATION OF AUTOMATIC
APPLICATIONS OF AUTOMATIC
ALGEBRAIC
THE M.I.T. SYSTEMS OF AUTOMATIC
CASE STUDY
THE AUTOMATIC
SOME ENGINEERING PROBLEMS REQUIRING AUTOMATIC
TABLES FOR AUTOMATIC
CHECKING IN AUTOMATIC
DATA TRANSMISSION FOR AUTOMATIC
CONSIDERATIONS
OAf A TRANSMISSION FOR AUTOMATIC
CONSI DERA TI ONS
LABORATORY
AUTOMATIC
IMPLICATIONS OF AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
COLUMN DESIGN
AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
THE FUNCTIONAL DESIGN OF AN AUTOMATIC
CAPABILITIES, COST. AND SAVINGS OF AN AUTOMATIC
THE OAK RIDGE AUTOMATIC
MOSAIC, THE MINISTRY OF SUPPLY AUTOMATIC
THE ESSENTIAL TYPES OF OPERATION IN AN AUTOMATIC
THE ANALYSIS OF SURGE TANKS BY AUTOMATIC
CRITICAL ROTATIONAL SPEEDS OF FLEXIBLE SHAFTS ON AN AUTOMATIC
A NEW INPUT-OUTPUT SELECTION SYSTEM FOR THE FLORIDA AUTOMATIC
THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS EASTERN AUTOMATIC
MEMORY FOR THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS WESTERN AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
SPEC IAL-PURPOSE AUTOMATIC
LINEAR PROGRAMMING ON AUTOMATIC
THE CLASSIFICATION AND DESIGN OF OPERATION CODES FOR AUTOMATIC
SYMPOSIUM ON NUMERICAL ANALYSIS USING AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
SOME APPLICATIONS OF AUTOMATIC
THE INFLUENCE OF AUTOMATIC
DIFFICULTIES OF USING AUTOMATIC
INTRODUCTION TO DATA HANDLING AND AUTOMATIC
EVOLUTION OF AUTOMATIC
AIRCRAFT PERFORMANCE
SOME AUTOMATIC
SMALL-SCALE RESEARCH AND AUTOMATIC
THE FUTURE OF AUTOMATIC
THE PLACE OF AUTOMATIC
THE APPLICATION OF AUTOMATIC
CURRICULUM
THE IMPACT OF AUTOMATIC
A TRULY AUTOMATIC
ELECTRONIC ANALOG TO DIGITAL CONVERTERS IN AUTOMATIC
ANALOG INTERPOLATOR FOR AUTOMATIC
THE ROLE OF GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
RANDOM PROCESSES IN AUTOMATIC
COMPUTERS IN AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
IN A CCMPUTER ~EMORY
THE AUTOMATIC
AIRCRAFT
AN AUTOMATIC
DISK FILES
AN AUTOMATIC
THE MANAGEMENT APPROACH TO AUTOMATIC
ACCOUNT IDENTIFICATION FOR AUTOMATIC
A BANK ADOPTS AUTOMATIC
A SYSTEMS APPROACH TO INTEGRATION OF AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
OPERATION
AUTOMATIC
PREDICTION
AUTOMATIC
RVEY OF PROGRESS AND TREND OF DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF AUTOMATIC
RVEY OF PROGRESS AND TREND DF DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF AUTOMATIC
RVEY OF PROGRESS AND TREND OF DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF AUTOMATIC
PLANTS
AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
96

ANALOGUE COMPUTER
ASSIGNMENT OF COMPUTATIONS IN A VARIABLE
BEAM CURRENT STABILIZATION FOR WILLIAMS
CALCULATING MACHINE
CALCULATING MACHINES
CALCULATING MACHINES AND NUMERICAL METHODS
CALCULATION AND PROGRAMMING OF DIFFERENCE
CAR PARK
CHARACTER RECOGNITION
CHARACTER RECOGNITION
CHECKOUT EQUIPMENT FEATURING TEST PROGRAMS
CHECKOUT SYSTEM
CODE TRANSLATION
COOING
COOING
CODING
CODING AT G.E.
CODING BY FORTRAN
COOING FOR BUSINESS APPLICATIONS
CODING FOR FERUT
CODING FOR THE IBM 701
CODING FOR TREAC
CODING LANGUAGE
CODING OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
COOING PRINCIPLES
CODING SYSTEM
COOING SYSTEM
CODING SYSTEM
CODING SYSTEM
THE
CODING SYSTEM
CODING SYSTEM
A DESCR IPTION
COOING SYSTEM FOR THE IBM 705
COOING SYSTEM, ITS DEVELOPMENT, USE AND
CODING SYSTEMS
CODING TECHNIQUES, 1955
CODING TO LOGICAL PROCESSES
CODING TO SMALL CALCULATORS
CODING, COMPREHENSIVE, SUMMER SESSION, AND
COMPILATION OF TECHNICAL DATA TABLES, A
COMPUTATION
COMPUTATION
COMPUTATION
COMP~TATION AND CONTROL PART I, GENERAL
COMPUTATION AND CONTROL PART 2, PRACTICAL
COMPUTATION AT THE NATIONAL PHYSICAL
COMPUTATION FOR HIGH SCHOOL TRAINING
COMPUTATION IN MULTI-COMPONENT DISTILLATION
COMPUTATION OF MOLECULAR INTEGRALS
COMPUTATIONS WITH POWER SERIES
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
A TECHNIQUE FOR COMPUTING
COMPUTER IFLAC)
COMPUTER ISEAC)
COMPUTER ISWACI
ITURES OF A MAGNETIC DRUM
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING IGERMAN)
COMPUTERS
COMPUTERS
COMPUTERS
COMPUTERS IFRENCH)
COMPUTERS AND TEACHING MACHINES
COMPUTERS IN HYDRO-ELECTRIC ENGINEERING
COMPUTERS ON MATHEMATICAL METHODS
COMPUTERS ON OFFICE WORK
COMPUTING
COMPUTING
COMPUTING ASPECTS IN THE EVALUATION OF
COMPUTING MACHINERY
COMPUTING MACHINERY
COMPUTING MACHINERY IN THEORETICAL PHYSICS
COMPUTING MACHINES TO STATISTICS
COMPUTING MACHINES UPON THE UNDERGRADUATE
COMPUTING SYSTEM
COMPUTING SYSTEMS
CONTROL
CONTROL AND INFORMATION SYSTEM
CONTROL BY VISUAL SIGNALS
CONTROL SYSTEMS
CONTROL SYSTEMS
CORRECTION OF ERRORS IN TEXT
CORRECTION OF MULTIPLE ERRORS ORIGINATING
CREATION OF LITERATURE ABSTRACTS
CRUISE CONTROL COMPUTER FOR LONG RANGE
DATA ACQUISITION AND INQUIRY SYSTEM USING
DATA PROCESSING
DATA PROCESSING
DATA PROCESSING
DATA PROCESSING AND COMMUNICATIONS
DATA PROCESSING APPLICATIONS, PROGRESS AND
DATA PROCESSING FOR NUMERICAL WEATHER
DATA PROCESSING FOR THE LEGAL PROFESSION
DATA PROCESSING IN BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT
DATA PROCESSING IN BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT
DATA PROCESSING IN BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT
DATA PROCESSING IN LARGER MANUFACTURING
DATA PROCESSING IN THE TACTICAL FIELD ARMY

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 191t6-1963

AUO - AUT
AUS 572 216
PGEC636 755
PGEC531t
8
MANC51
16
AUS 51
10
AUS 51
93
IFIP62 126
TCJlt621t 313
TCJlt612 121
PGEC635 521
NCR 591t 218
EJCC61 232
WJCC6D 329
ONR 51t
71t
ACFI57
17
ACFI57 103
3
ACFI57
TCB2582 21t
TCJ3603 lit It
JACM551t 243
JACM554 253
ARAP591 23
ROME62 501
ARAP591 81
ONR 56
3
WJCC57 188
CAN 58 349
ARAP612 161
PACM62
Itlt
CACM592
9
JACM564 266
ACFI57
29
AUS 60 C3.2·
CACM587
5
LSU 56
6
ONR 54
31t
EJCC54
64
ONR 54
ItO
AUS 60 A8.4
PACM52P 85
CACM5B1
B
RMCS60
14
AUS 63 C.1t
AUS 63 C.1t
FTT 53 135
CTPC51t
59
AUS 60 BIt.1
AUS 63 B.14
JACM561 10
AUS 51 127
ONR 51
21
P ACM52T H2
AOC 53
3B
ECIP55 141t
AUS 60B'7.2
CACM596 27
WJCC57
37
EJCC51
81t
PECS52
2
ECIP55 143
FTT 53 199
ECIP55 188
I EES56 125
ICIP59 102
PLCI61 257
AUS 60 82.1
MANC51
13
AUS 60 A7.4
ONR 51
1
PACM52P 29
CAN 58
88
PACM52P 107
31
ECIP55
HARVlt9 215
ADC 53 166
CTPC51t
ItO
WJCC56
10
AUS 60 C9.1t
JACM552 83
NCR 51t4 82
MTP 58 841
CCST61 363
PIRE611 305
BIT 621 itS
18MJ631t 317
IIIMJ5B2 159
PGEC521 1t7
CACMUO 626
LSU 57
23
JACM573 245
TCJ3603 127
NCR 591t 223
EDPS61
90
CAN 62
76
AODC62 195
CACM591t 22
CACM595 17
CACM599 31t
WJCC53
65
WJCC59 187
96

AUT - AUT

TITLE WORD INOEX

PROGRESS IN THE INTRODUCTION Of AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
A REVIEW OF AUTOMATIC
MAy 1958
AUTOMATIC
EXPERIMENTS
THE AUTOMATIC
AN ALGORITHM fOR AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
THE USE Of PARENTHESIS-fREE NOTATION fOR THE AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
PARAMETERS
THE AUTOMATIC
TECHNIQUES FOR INCORPORATING MICROGLOSSARIES IN AN AUTOMATIC
CHINE METHODS FOR COMPILING AND UPDATING THE HARVARD AUTOMATIC
ON PROBLEMS OF ADDRESS .IN AN AUTOMATIC
BI8LIOGRAPHY ON AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
OF ALGEBRAIC AND TRANSCENDENTAL EQUATIONS ON AN AUTOMATIC
UCTURAl ANALYSIS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO USE OF AN AUTOMATIC
THE AUTOMATIC
DIAGNOSIS
BASIC NOMENCLATURE AND DEFINITIONS IN AUTOMATIC
THE FUTURE OF AUTOMATIC
THE FUTURE OF AUTOMATIC
SOME AUTOMATIC
VERNMENT REQUIREMENTS AND ACTIVITIES IN THE FIELD OF AUTOMATIC
CODING ON AUTOMATIC
AN AUTOMATIC
SURVEILLANCE
AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
THE
COSMIC RAY AIR SHOWERS
AUTOMATIC
AUTOMAHC OPERATIONS USING THE GRAMMAR OF SYNTOL IN AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
SYSTEMATICS OF AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
INTROOUCTION TO AN AUTOMATIC
THE PHilOSOPHY OF AUTOMATIC
lIMITS FOR AUTOMATIC
CODES AND CODING CIRCUITRY FOR AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
COMPUTER
AUTOMATIC
PROCESSING SYSTEM
AUTOMATIC
PROCESSING SYSTEM
INTEGRATION ANO AUTOMATIC
DATA SYSTEMS
FIELD PERFORMANCE OF A NEW AUTOMATIC
AN AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
G A MAPPING
ON THE AUTOMATIC
REPRESENTS A THEORY
THE LOGIC OF AUTOMATIC
AN AUTOMATIC
ARITHMETIC
AN ON-liNE SOLID-STATE ANALOG COMPUTER FOR AUTOMATIC
A MECHANIZATION OF ALGEBRAIC DIFFERENTIATION AND THE AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
THE AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
RESEARCH PROCEDURES FOR AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
THE NETHERLANDS AUTOMATIC
THE IDENTIFICATION OF DOCU~ENT CONTENT, A PROBLEM IN AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
A PROGRAM FOR THE AUTOMATIC
THE METHOD OF TAYLOR SERIES
AUTOMATIC
ASPECTS OF CURRENT RESEARCH IN AUTOMATIC
THE USAF AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
COMPUTER
AUTOMATIC
THE USE OF AUTOMATIC
ATION OF HYBRIC ANALOG AND DIGITAL TECHNIQUES IN THE AUTOMATIC
SPECIFICATIONS FOR AN AUTOMATIC
IN APPLICATleN OF HIGH SPEED ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS TO AUTOMATIC
VALUE OF A FUNCTION
AN AUTOMATIC
A METHOD OF AUTOMATIC
MACHINE FEATURES FOR A MORE AUTOMATIC
FOUR YEARS OF AUTOMATIC
THE 0825 AUTOMATIC
S~ALL DIGITAL COMPUTERS AND AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
TRANSDUCER DESIGN
THE AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
REFERENCE FOR ADDRESSING
AUTOMATIC
COMPilER METHOD OF AUTOMATIC
GESTALT PROGRAMMING, A NEW CONCEPT IN AUTOMATIC
THE PROCEDURE TRANSLATOR, A SYSTEM OF AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
THE FUTURE OF AUTOMATIC
SY~PDSIUM ON AUTOMATIC
FUTURE TRENDS IN AUTOMATIC
CURRENT THEORY AhD PRACTICE OF AUTOMATIC
CURRENT PROBLEMS IN AUTOMATIC
CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS IN COMMERCIAL AUTOMATIC
THE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE USSR IN THE FIELD OF AUTOMATIC
RIPTION OF COMPUTING PROCESSES. SOME 08SERVATIONS ON AUTOMATIC
RIPTION OF CCMPUTING PROCESSES, SOME OBSERVATIONS ON AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
• MARCH. 1961

DATA PROCESSING INTO GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS
DATA PROCESSING METHOOS
DATA-ACCUMULATION SYSTEM FOR WIND TUNNELS
DATA-PROCESSING IN GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS.
DATA-RECORDING IN REAL-TIME CONTROL SYSTEMS
DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF BIOlDGICAL
DESIGN OF LOGICAL CRYOGENIC CIRCUITS
DESIGN OF LOGICAL NETWORKS
OESIGN OF SWITCHING CIRCUITS
DETERMINATION OF AMINO ACID SEQUENCES
DETERMINATION OF HUMAN AND OTHER SYSTEM
DICTIONARY
TAGGING
DICTIONARY
LINGUISTIC AND lilA
DICTIONARy OF FRENCH
DIGITAL CALCULATING MACHINES
DIGITAL CALCULATING MACHINES
DIGITAL COMPUTER
SOLUTION
DIGITAL COMPUTER
IX (FORCEI METHOD OF STR
DIGITAL COMPUTER AS AN AID IN MEDICAL
DIGITAL COMPUTER ENGINEERING
DIGITAL COMPUTERS
DIGITAL COMPUTERS
DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN WESTERN EUROPE
DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINERY
IREVIEW OF GO
DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINES
DIGITAL DATA ASSEMBLY SYSTEM FOR SPACE
DIGITAL ENCODING SYSTEM II
DIGITAL ENCODING SYSTEM. II CADES III
DIGITAL MATRIC STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS
DIGITAL PROGRAMMING OF ANALOG COMPUTERS
DIGITAL RECORDING OF INFORMATION FROM
DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION
DOCUMENTATION CFRENCHI
SOME
DRAFTING VIA COMPUTER NUMERICAL CONTROL
ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS
ENGLISH INFLECTION
ENGLISH SYNTAX (BY FRAGMENTATION I
ERROR CORRECTION
ERROR CORRECTION
ERROR CORRECTION WITHIN DIGITAL SYSTEMS
ERROR RECOVERY IN THE NIKE-ZEUS GUIDANCE
FAILURE RECOVERY IN A DIGITAL DATA
FAILURE RECOVERY IN A DIGITAL DATAFAULT lOCATION TECHNIQUES IN LARGE DIGITAL
FAULT-lOCATING MEANS
FLOATING-ADDRESS MACHINE
FORMATION OF A 'MACHINE THEORY' REPRESENT IN
FORMATION OF A COMPUTER PROGRAM WHICH
FORMULA SYNTHESIS
FORMULA TRANSLATOR FOR FIXED POINT
GAS FLOW COMPENSATIONS
GENERATION OF FORMULAE FOR MOLECULAR INTEGA
GRADERS FOR PROGRAMMING CLASSES
HANDLING OF BUSINESS DATA
IMPLEMENTATION OF COMPUTER lOGIC
INDEXING
INDEXING, AN EXPERIMENT INQUIRY
INDEXING, AN EXPERIMENTAL INQUIRY
INFORMATION PROCESSING CENTRE
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
INPUT FOR BUSINESS DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEMS
INTEGRATION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS USING
ITERATION ON AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER
lANGUAGE ANALYSIS
LANGUAGE TRANSLATOR. MARK I
lANGUAGE-DATA PROCESSING
LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS. A HEURISTIC PROBLEM
LOAD PROJECTION AND SUBSTATION PLANNING 8V
MACHINE-TOOL CONTROL
MACHINES IN SOCIAL SCIENCE
MAP COMPilATION SYSTEM
APPllC
MATR IX PROGRAM
MESSAGE ACCOUNTING
PROBLEMS INVOLVED
METHOD FOR FINDING THE GREATEST OR lEAST
MONITORING OF A SERIAL ARITHMETIC UNIT
MONITORING SYSTEM ON DIGITAL COMPUTERS
OFFICE WORK
OPERATING AND SCHEDULING PROGRAM
OPTICAL DESIGN
PARALLEL PROCESSING
PARA~ETER OPTIMIZATION AS APPLIED TO
POSITION SURVEY ANALYZER AND COMPUTER
PREPARATION OF FLOW CHART liSTINGS
PRODUCTION OF METEOROLOGICAL CONTOUR CHARTS
PROGRAM CONTROL UTilIZING A VARIABLE
PROGRAM TESTING
PROGRAMMING
PROGRAMMING
PROGRAMMING
PROGRAMMING
PROGRA~MING

PROGRAMMING
PROGRAMMING
PROGRAMMING
PROGRAMMING
PROGRAMMING
PROGRAMMING
PROGRAMMING
PROGRAMMING
PROGRAMMING

EDPS61
13
HARV55
3
PGEC561
1
BCS 58 564
PACM56
20
AUS 511 118
PGEC614 623
WJCC59 103
PGEC603 342
IBMJ633 246
WJCC61 645
IBMJ634 331
ICSI582 951
MTl 611 319
CAMB49 134
AUS 51
29
JACM591 91
AUS 60 B6.1
EJCC59 114
CENG59 110
TCB3605 83
CACM606 339
PGEC563 158
MSEE463 29
CAMB49
28
EJCC61 251
ONR 56
11
PACM56
29
WJCC59 212
PGEC632 100
AUS 512 219
JACM632 151
ROME62 645
CACM614 196
ECIP55
1
NSMT60 229
MTl 612 615
EJCC58
25
SOS 61 181
RTCS62 152
PACM62
32
IBMJ591
2
WJCC59 159
SJCC62 213
WJCC51 211
IEES56 134
PACM61 2C1
SOS 62 101
NSMT60 462
PACM59
16
NCR 602 96
TCJ6633 281
CACM600 528
WJCC54
15
CACM5B5 14
MIPP61 281
JACM613 404
MIPP61 236
ICC 623 163
HARV61 213
EJCC56
69
TCJ3602 108
PWCS54
13
CAS 62 182
NCR 584 296
CABS62 394
MTl 612 655
CAN 60 193
CCST61 535
AUS 60 Al.2
SJCC63 105
lSU 56 210
lSU 58 139
TCJ3603 175
CENG59 134
JACM512 112
TCJ1583 106
SJCC63
41
EJCC54
81
CAN 60 321
SJCC63 191
NCR 594 231
JACM581 51
PACM62
66
PECS52
13
CAN 62 127
ONR 54
15
WJCC56
5
ACFI51
39
AUS 571 122
CAS 58 133
ICIP59 152
ARAP591
8
TCJ2593 llO
WJCC61 365
TCJ5622 107
fK OF THE COMPUTING CENTER OF MTP 58 251
AND ALGOL 60
THE Desc RoME62 391
ANa ALGOL 60
THE OESC ARAP623
1
AND BUSINESS APPLICATIONS
ARAP591 189

COMPUTER liTERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

AUT - BAN

TITLE WORD INDEX

AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING AND ITS DEVELOPMENT ON THE
APAR, AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING AND RECORDING
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING FOR BUSINESS APPLICATIONS
RCA APPROACH TO AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING FOR COMMERCIAL PROBLEMS
INTERPROGRAM SYSTEM AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING FOR CSIRAC
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING FOR NUMERICALLY CONTROLLED
TOOLS. APT I II
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING FOR REAL-TIME COMPUTERS
THE STATUS OF AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING FOR SCIENTIFIC PROBLEMS
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES FOR BUSINESS AND
SCIENCE
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING OF DEUCE
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
SIGNAL CORPS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ON AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
NE TOOl
THE DESIGN AND USE OF THE APT LANGUAGE FOR AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING OF NUMERICALLY CONTROLLED MACHI
SYSTEM (GERMANI
THE AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING OF UNIVAC BY THE A-2 COMPILER
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING ON THE BURROUGHS LABORATORY
COMPUTER
PROGRESS OF THE WHIRLWIND COMPUTER TOWARDS AN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING PROCEDURE
AN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING ROUTINE FOR THE ELLIOTT 401
-ENGLISH MACHINE TRANSLAI
THE TRIAL TRANSLATOR, AN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING SYSTEM FOR EXPERIMENTAL RUSSIAN
DEVELOPMENT OF COMMON LANGUAGE AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
THE FLOW-MATIC AND MATH-MATIC AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
ON THE EFFICIENT CONSTRUCTION OF AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING. A SHORT BIBLIOGRAPHY
INTROOUCTION TO THE CONFERENCE ON AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING, BRIGHTON 1959
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING, DEFINITIONS
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING, PRESENT STATUS ANO FUTURE
TRENDS
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING. PROPERTIES AND PERFORMANCE OF
FORTRAN SYSTEMS I AND II
AUTOMATIC PROPAGATED AND ROUND-OFF ERROR ANALYSIS
BASEBALL, AN AUTOMATIC QUESTION ANSWERER
BASEBALL. AN AUTOMATIC QUESTION-ANSWERER
ISAMPLES F
OR USE IN THE REALISTIC SIMULATION AND EVALUATION OF AUTOMATIC RAOAR DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS
AUTOMOBILE SELECTIVE UNDERWRITING AND AUTOMATIC RATING ON THE IBM 650
AUTOMATIC REAOING MACHINE FOR TELEGRAPH SERVICE
AUTOMATIC READING OF CURSIVE SCRIPT
INFORMATION PICTORIAL INPUTS
AUTOMATIC RECOGNITION TECHNIQUES APPLICABLE TO HIGHAUTOMATIC RECORDING OF COSMIC RAY AIR SHOWERS
THE MANUAL USE OF AUTOMATIC RECORDS
SENSING EQUIPMENT
AUTOMATIC REGISTRATION IN HIGH-SPEED CHARACTER
AUTOMATIC RETRIEVAL OF RECORDED INFORMATION
EXPERIENCE WITH MARGINAL CHECKING AND AUTOMATIC ROUTINING OF THE EOSAC
EXPERIENCE WITH MARGINAL CHECKING AND AUTOMATIC ROUTINING OF THE EOSAC
AUTOMATIC SALES FORECASTING
AUTOMATIC SCANNING OF CARDIOVASCULAR DATA UTILIZING
FOSOIC
AN EXPERIMENT IN THE AUTOMATIC SELECTION OR REJECTION OF TECHNICAL TERMS
AN AUTOMATIC SELF-CHECKING AND FAULT-LOCATING METHO~
AUTOMATIC SENTENCE DIAGRAMMING
THE AUTOMATIC SEQUENCE CONTROLLED CALCULATOR
PARALLEL PROGRAM~ING
AN AUTOMATIC SEQUENCING PROCEDURE WITH APPLICATION TO
WITH TWO POINT BOUNDARY CONOITI
A PROGRAM FOR THE AUTOMATIC SOLUTION OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
THE AUTOMATIC SPEECH RECOGNITION SYSTEM FOR CONVERSATIONA
L SOUND
AUTOMATIC SQUARE ROOT IN A 5 MEGACYCLE PARALLEL
DIGITAL COMPUTER
AUTOMATIC START-UP OF POWER STATIONS
AUTOMATIC STEP-SIZE CONTROL FOR RUNGE-KUTTA
INTEGRATION
EXPERIENCE IN AUTOMATIC STORAGE ALLOCATION
A SEMI-AUTOMATIC STORAGE ALLOCATION SYSTEM AT LOADING TIME
CODING CLINICAL LABORATORY DATA FOR AUTOMATIC STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL
A START AT AUTOMATIC STORAGE ASSIGNMENT
AUTOMATIC STORE AND FORWARD MESSAGE SWITCHING SYSTEM
AUTOMATIC STRAIN-GAGE ANO THERMOCOUPLE RECORDING ON
PUNCHED CAROS
AUTOMATIC STRATIFICATION OF INFORMATION
AN AUTOMATIC SUPERVISOR FOR THE IBM 102
AUTOMATIC SYNTAX ANALYSIS IN MACHINE INDEXING AND
ABS TRAC TI NG
AUTOMATIC SYSTEM AND LOGICAL DESIGN TECHNIQUES FOR
THE RW-33 CO~PUTER SYSTEM
MUL TIWEAPON AUTOMATIC TARGET AND 8ATTERY EVALUATOR
PLATO II, A ~ULTIPLE-STUDENT. COMPUTER-CONTROLLED, AUTOMATIC TEACHING DEVICE
MEMORY
AN AUTOMATIC TELEPHONE SYSTEM EMPLOYJNG MAGNETIC DRUM
AN APPROACH TO AUTOMATIC THEORY FORMATION
AN AUTOMATIC TRACKING FILTER
THE AUTOMATIC TRANSCRIPTION OF MACHINE SHORTHAND
A PRELIMINARY APPROACH TO JAPANESE-ENGLISH AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION
INTRINSIC MACHINE ADDRESSING IN AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION
CTIVE SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS
CURRENT RESEARCH ON AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION AT HARVARD UNIVERSITY AND PREDI
LABORATORY
RESEARCH ON AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION AT THE HARVARD COMPUTATION
AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION IN THE USSR
THE PRESENT STATUS OF AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES
ACCEPTABLE Te COMPUTING EQUIPMENT
AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION CF PRINTED COOE TO IMPULSES
TO ANOTHER
AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION OF PROGRAMS FROM ONE COMPUTER
CHARACTER SENSING EQUIPMENT
AUTOMATIC TYPE SIZE NORMALIZATION IN HIGH SPEED
A SOLUTION FOR AUTOMATIC UNIT CONTROL
ORAGE ALLOCATICN IN THE ATLAS COMPUTER, INCLUDING AN AUTOMATIC USE OF A BACKING STORE
OYNAMIC ST
AN EXPERIMENT IN AUTOMATIC VERIFICATION OF PROGRAMS
GCA BY AUTOMATIC VOICE DATA LINK
AN AUTOMATIC VOICE READOUT SYSTEM
AN AUTOMATIC WINO-TUNNEL DATA CONVERTER
IBM 701 SPEEDCODING AND OTHER AUTOMATIC-PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
SYNTACTICAL ANALYSIS
AUTOMATIC-PROGRAMMING-LANGUAGE TRANSLATION THROUGH
A DISCRIMINATION ~ETHOO FOR AUTOMATICALLY CLASSIFYING DOCUMENTS
A SIMPLE COMPUTER FOR AUTOMATICALLY PLOTTING CORRELATION FUNCTIONS
ACCCUNT CLASSIFICATION AT AUTOMATING BANKS
AUTOMATION
CO~PUTERS IN AUTOMATION
LABOR LOOKS AT AUTOMATION
THE SOCIAL CONSEQUENCES OF AUTOMATION
THE SOCIAL PROBLEMS OF AUTOMATION
THE SOCIAL PROBLEM OF AUTOMATION
CRGANIZING FOR COMPANY-WIDE CLERICAL AUTOMATION
DATA PROCESSING TECHNIQUES IN DESIGN AUTOMATION
KTH-ORCER FINITE AUTOMATION
MIDAC

COMPLTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

AUT - AUT
ONR 54
84
EJCC58 130
CAS 57
45
ONR 56
57
AUS 60 C3.1
CAS 61 140
PACM59
64
CAS 57 107
TC86622 47
ARAP591 111
LSU 55 113
CACM592 22
CAS 59
80
ECIP55 154
ONR 54
99
PACM52P 231
JACM512 151
EJCC58 138
ONR 56
1
CACM584
8
CACM590 13
ARAP591 196
CACM595 16
PACM62
91
ARAP591 291
ARAP591
1
ONR 54
1
HIP 58 155
MTP 58 231
PACM58
39
CATH63 201
WJCC61 219
WCR 584
8
CAS 55
41
SJCC63 113
OCR 62 151
NCR 624 114
AUS 63 C.23
E JCC55
33
EJCC51 238
TCJ1581 36
AOC 53 239
NCR 537 66
TCJ1583 113
CAS 62
20
NSMT60 398
PGEC625 649
MTL 611 115
MSEE462 13
JACM614 513
ROME62 685
PGEC636 835
AUS 60 C4.2
TC81644 125
IBMJ634 340
CACMbl0 436
CACM610 446
CACM63N 690
CACM60S 321
WJCC60 365
JACM541 36
S JCC63 229
WJCC56
21
MIPP61 305
NCR 602 124
EJCCSl
71
PLCI61 205
P IRE530 1341
SOS 61 443
AUS 512 201
EJCC59 148
MTL 611
1
MTl 611 283
N SMT60 173
ICIP59 163
HTP 58 351
AIC 601 92
WJCC55
29
IFIP62 550
NCR 584 318
WJCC54
96
CACM610 435
CACM630 610
WCR 584 28
EJCC51 219
AUS 60 C2.3
ONR 54 106
CACM623 145
FJCC63 161
NCR 531 43
C ACM63D 101
LSlJ 55
91
LSU 55 101
LSlJ 56 165
WJCC58
1
WJCC58
10
WJCC58
13
CAN 60
83
E JCC60 205
P GEC6 35 410

AUT - BEH

TITLE WORD INDEX

SYSTEMS, THE SOLUTION TO INOUSTRIAL ANO COMMERCIAL AUTOMATION
SPECIAL-PURPOSE, ELECTRONIC DATA
AUTOMATION AND ITS IMPACT ON MANAGEMENT
AUTOMATION AND PURE MATHEMATICS
AUTOMATION AND THE OFFICE, 1
AUTOMATION AND THE OFFICE, 2
THE CHALLENGE OF AUTOMATION IN EDUCATION
AUTOMATION IN THE LEGAL WORLD
AUTOMATION IN THE POST OFFICE
WHAT AUTOMATION MEANS TO AMERICA
THE AUTOMATION OF AN ELECTION
OPERATIONS RESEARCH AND THE AUTOMATION OF BANKING PROCEDURES
TOWARDS THE AUTOMATION OF BINOCULAR OEPTH PERCEPTION
AUTOMATION OF INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
BEHAVIOR THEORY AND THE AUTOMATION OF INSTRUCTION
AUTOMATION OF LIBRARY OPERATIONS
AUTOMATION OF PROGRAM DEBUGGING
AN INQUIRY INTO THE COMPUTER AUTOMATION OF SUPER MARKETS
I MPACT OF AUTOMATION ON DIGITAL COMPUTER OESIGN
ERACTION BETWEEN A GROUP OF SUBJECTS AND AN ADAPTIVE AUTOMATION TO PRODUCE A SELF ORGANIZING SYSTEM FOR DE
ACM-NCA SYMPOSIUM ON BANKING AUTOMATION, ABSTRACTS
OESIGN OF A PHOTO INTERPRETATION AUTOMATON
ON THE STRUCTURES OF AN AUTOMATON AND ITS INPUT SEMIGROUP
GROUP
THE STRUCTURE OF AN AUTOMATON AND ITS OPERATION-PRESERVING TRANSFORMATION
APPLICATION OF COMPUTERS TO AUTOMOBILE CONTROL ANO STABILITY PROBLEMS
REAL-TIME AUTOMOBILE RIDE SIMULATION
AUTOMOBILE SELECTIVE UNDERWRITING AND AUTOMATIC
RATING ON THE IBM 650
CONTROL OF AUTOMOBILE TRAFFIC, A PROBLEM IN REAL-TIME COMPUTATIO
N
AUTOMORPHISMS OF STEINER TRIPLE SYSTEMS
STATE-LOGIC RELATIONS IN AUTONOMOUS SEQUENTIAL NETWORKS
ANALOG-DIGITAL TECHNIQUES IN AUTOPILOT DESIGN
AUTOSTAT, A LANGUAGE FOR STATISTICAL DATA PROCESSING
DESIGN CRITERIA FOR AUTOSYNCHRONOUS CIRCUITS
INPUT-OUTPUT AND AUXILIARIES
AUXILIARY DATA PROCESSING EQUIPMENT
IMP, AN AUXILIARY DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR COMPLEX NUMBERS
A MULTI-VARIANT GENERALIZED SORT PROGRAM EMPLOYING AUXILIARY ORUM STORAGE
AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT TO SEAC INPUT-OUTPUT
MAGNETIC TAPE, INPUT, OUTPUT AND AUXILIARY STORAGE
A MAGNETIC-TAPE AUXILIARY STORAGE SYSTEM FOR THE EDSAC
A PROPOSEO MAGNETIC WIRE AUXILIARY STORE FOR THE EDSAC
AVAILABILITY OF MACHINE-USABLE NATURAL LANGUAGE
MATERIAL
COMPARATIVE OATA ON MACHINES AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED KINGDOM FOR CLERICAL USERS
WHAT COMPONENTS ARE AVAILABLE NOW AND IN THE FUTURE
CHARACTERISTICS OF CURRENTLY AVAILABLE SMALL OIGITAL COMPUTERS
ICT ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE TO AUSTRALIAN USERS
CURRENT BUILD-UP IN AVALANCHE TRANSISTORS WITH RESISTANCE LOADS
THIN-FILM SUPERCONDUCTING ELEMENTS
TIME AVERAGE THERMAL PROPERTIES OF A COMPUTER UTILIZING
SMOOTHING
AND PREOICTION OF TIME SERIES 8Y CASCAtED SIMPLE AVERAGES
-- AND HOW TO AVOID THEM
RST ORDER PREDII
A PROGRAM FOR THE PROOUCTION FROM AXIOM, OF PROOFS FOR THEOREMS DERIVABLE WITHIN THE Fl
AN AXIOMATIC APPROACH TO PREFIX LANGUAGES
AXIOMATIC MAJORITY-DECISION LOGIC
ON SOME AXIOMATIC SYSTEMS FOR FORMAL GRA~MARS AND LANGUAGES
IMAGINARY AXIS TRANSLATION OF TRANSFER FUNCTIONS
PRCGRAMMING OF THE METHOD OF CHARACTERISTICS FOR AXISYMMETRIC FLOW
AYOAR, SPECIAL PURPOSE ANALOG MACHINE FOR YAW OATA
REDUCTiON
THE SYSTEM ORGANllATIDN OF M08IDIC B
DATA RETRIEVAL IN M081DIC B
IEQUIPMENT FOR AN ADVANCED BOMBIN
G, NAVIGATION ANO MISSILE GUIDANCE SUBSYSTEM FOR THE B-70 AIR VEHICLE
THE WORK OF CHARLES BABBAGE
8ABBAGE, ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS ANO SCALES OF NOTATION
PICTURE LOGIC FOR BACCHUS A FOURTH-GENERATION COMPUTER
A THREE-DIMENSIONAL PRINTED BACK PANEL
THE BACKGROUNO OF THE PERT ALGORITHM
ADAPTATION OF
THE JACOBI ~ETHOD FOR A COMPUTER WITH MAGNETIC-TAPE BACKING STORE
DYNAMIC STORAGE ALLOCATION IN
THE ATLAS CCMPU.TER, INCLUCING AN AUTOMATiC USE OF A BACKING STORE
A TRANSLATION TECHNIQUE FOR
LANGUAGES WHOSE SYNTAX IS EXPRESSIBLE IN EXTENDED BACKUS NORMAL FORM
ON THE AMBIGUITY PROBLEM OF BACKUS SYSTEMS
OF THE LATENT ROOTS OF A HESSENBERG MATRIX BY BAIRSTOW'S METHOO
COMPUTATION
SPECIFICATION LANGUAGES
FOR MECHANICAL LANGUAGES ANO THEIR PROCESSORS, A BAKER'S DOZEN
APPLICATION
A BALANCED PRECISION REFERENCE REGULATOR FOR COMPUTER
RETRIEVAL
THE BALANCED TREE AND ITS UTILIZATION IN INFORMATION
OF COMPONENT TOLERANCES ON THE AMPLIFICATION OF THE BALANCED-PAIR TUNNEL-DIODE CIRCUIT
IS OF THE EFFECT
COMPUTER TECHNIQUES IN ASSEM8LY LINE BALANCING (18M 1620, IBM 650, UNIVAC SOLID STATE 801
SUMMARY OF A HEURISTIC LINE BALANCING PROCEDURE
BALLISTIC CAM CESIGN
ECT OF A COU~TER-MEASURE NOSE CONE
LONG RANGE BALLISTIC MISSILE TRAJECTORIES PREOICTION AND THE EFF
ANALOG SIMULATION OF THE RE-ENTRY OF A BALLISTIC MISSILE WARHEAD AND ~ULTIPLE DECOYS
COMPUTER FOR EARLY FLIGHT IMPACT POINT PREDICTION OF BALLISTIC MISSILES
A SMALL TRANSISTORIZED ANALOG
INSTALLATION
OPERATION OF THE BALLISTIC RESEARCH LABORATORIES CIGITAL COMPUTER
AN APPLICATION TO BALLISTICS
TO CANADIAN 8~SINESS FORECASTING
CRYSTAL 8ALLS OR MAGNETIC CORES, THE APPLICATION OF COMPUTERS
NANOSECOND LOGIC 8Y AMPLITUDE MODULATION AT X 8AND
DEPENDENCE OF
SPEECH QUALITY ON TRANSMITTED INFORMATION RATE IN A 8AND COMPRESSION SYSTE~
THE CYCLE SPLITTER, A WIDE-8ANO PRECISION FREQUENCY MULTIPLIER
A WIDE-BAND SQUARE-LAW COMPUTING AMPLIFIER
A WHITE NOISE GENERATOR FOR THE 8AND 0-20 CPS
RTAIN ERRORS IN ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS I, 8ANDWIOTH LIMITATIONS
AN ANALYSIS OF CE
IATION OF THE ADJOINT SYS
TEM OF OIFFERE~TIAL EQUATIONS IN THE SOLUTION OF THE BANG-8ANG CONTROL PROBLEM
A BANK AOOPTS AUTO~ATlC DATA PROCESSING
TELEFILE, A CASE STUOY OF AN ONLINE SAVINGS 8ANK APPLICATION
CHARACTER READER FOR BANK OATA PROCESSOR
ELECTRONICS IN BANKING
USE OF A C(MPUTER IN 8ANKING
SYMPOSIUM ON ELECTRONIC AIDS TO 8ANKING
AN INDUSTRY STUOY, BANKING
DATA PROCESSING IN BANKING AND OThER SERVICE INDUSTRIES
AN APPROACH TO A BANKING APPL IC.H ION
4tM-NCA SY~POSIUM ON 8ANKING AUTOMATION, ABSTRACTS
SOME
LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN THE BANKING BUSINESS
99

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

AUT - BAN
WJCC59 143
LSU 56 154
AODC62 219
TCB2583 43
TCB2584 59
PLCI61
3
MTP 58 755
TCB2595 78
13
L SU 56
TCB4614 154
CAS 58
1
IFIP62 439
EJCC54
68
PLCI61 120
CAS 61
35
PACM61 12C2
PACM61 1285
EJCC60 211
SOS 62 283
CACM63D 699
FJCC62
27
JACM634 521
JACM623 345
84
EJCC57
WJCC60 285
CAS 55
41
75
EJCC57
IBMJ605460
E JCC5B 119
WJCC53 11't
TCJ3602 61
EJCC58
94
CAN 58 143
LSU 58 152
IEES56 278
PACM62 102
39
EJCC52
I EES56 331
lEES56 337
CAM849
87
MIPP61
~8
TC81573 88
ONR 51
50
11
EJCC54
AUS 60015.1
PGEC604 456
PGEC622 200
NCR 602 47
TCJ1581 11
ICIP59 265
ROME62
1
PGEC611 17
IF IP62 313
NCR 584 236
PACM56
16
J ACM581 89
EJCC59 101
PACH61 5Cl
PIRE611 313
HARV47
13
TC86634 128
TCJ6632 144
18MJ571 32
TCJ5634 297
TCJ5621 51
CACM610 435
ROME62
23
JACM624 477
TCJ5622 139
CACM61D 532
NCR 584 225
PGEC636 863
PGEC633 269
CAS 61
62
CATH63 168
CACM61N 513
AUS 60B'10.1
SJCC62 267
AUS 60CI0.3
ONR 53
14
FTT 53 216
CAN 58
15
PGEC5'l3 265
IFIP62 354
NCR 594 275
P GEC542 37
AUS 572 205
PGEC574 2~5
PACM62
50
TCJ3603 127
CACM6lD 708
SACI58
5
BCS 58 438
EOPS61 2:>8
TC85624 154
AUS 63 A.4
EJCC58
10
CAN 58 164
CACM630 699
CACM63D 713
99

BAN - BIB

TITLE WORD INDEX

A FIXEO-PROGRAM DATA PROCESSOR FOR BANKING OPERATIONS
OPERATIONS RESEARCH AND THE AUTOMATION OF BANKING PROCEDURES
CHARACTER RECOGNITION ANO DOCUMENT HANDLING IN BANKS
DATA PROCESSING IN ENGLISH BANKS
ACCOUNT CLASSIFICATION AT AUTOMATING BANKS
TELLERTRON. A REAL-TIME UP
DATING AND TRANSACTION PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR SAVINGS BANKS
TRANSPORT COCE FOR THE IBM 709 AND 7090 SYSTEMS
BANZAI. A ONE-DIMENSIONAL MULTI ENERGY GROUP NEUTRON
THE
EFFECT OF AN ELECTRIC FIELD ON THE TRANSITIONS OF BARIUM TITANATE
DOMAIN ORIENTATION IN BARIUM TITANATE SINGLE CRYSTALS
SURFACE-BARRIER TRANSISTOR SWITCHING CIRCUITS
COMMUNICATION ACROSS LANGUAGE BARRIERS
COMPUTER CPERATIONS AT WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE
CHOOSING A NUMBER BASE
A
THREE-VALUED SYSTEM OF LOGIC AND ITS APPLICATION TO BASE THREE DIGITAL CIRCUITS
BASEBALL. AN AUTOMATIC QUESTION ANSWERER
BASEBALL. AN AUTOMATIC QUESTION-ANSWERER
THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN EMPIRICALLY BASED MATHEMATICALLY DERIVED CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM
A STRING LANGUAGE FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION BASED ON ALGOL 60
LOAD-SHARING CORE SWITCHES BASED ON BLOCK DESIGNS
AN ABSTRACT MACHINE BASED ON CLASSICAL ASSOCIATION PSYCHOLOGY
A MEASUREMENT OF ALERTNESS BASED ON ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC TIME SERIES ANALYSIS
REALIZATION OF BOOLEAN POLYNOMIALS BASED ON INCIDENCE MATRICES
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL BASED ON LATENT CLASS ANALYSIS
AN ADDRESSLESS CODING SCHEME BASED ON MATHEMATICAL NOTATION
A PARAMETERISED COMPILER BASED ON MECHANISED LINGUISTICS
TOWARD A THEORY OF AUTOMATA BASED ON MORE REALISTIC PRIMITIVE ELEMENTS
THE
SIMULATION OF NEURAL ELEMENTS BY ELECTRICAL NETWORKS BASED ON MULTI-APERTURE MAGNETIC CORES
CORE ALLOCATION BASED ON PROBABILITY
LARGE FILES FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL BASED ON SIMULTANEOUS INTERROGATION OF ALL ITEMS
ENGLISH
MIRFAC. A COMPILER BASED ON STANDARD MATHEMATICAL NOTATION AND PLAIN
TEST ROUTINES BASED ON SYMBOLIC LOGICAL STATEMENTS
TEST ROUTINES BASED ON SYMBOLIC LOGICAL STATEMENTS
A DIGITAL CORRELATOR BASED ON THE RESIDUE NUMBER SYSTEM
SOME STORAGE CIRCUITS BASED ON VALVES
BASIC ASPECTS OF SPECIAL COMPUTATIONAL PROBLEMS
THEORY
GENERALIZED TREE CIRCUIT. THE BASIC BUILDING BLOCK OF AN EXTENOEO DECOMPOSITION
COMPUTERS IN BASIC BUSINESS APPLICATIONS
COMPONENTS AND BASIC CIRCUITS
A BASIC COMPILER FOR ARITHMETIC EXPRESSIONS
DESIGN OF A BASIC COMPUTER BUILDING BLOCK
PROCESSING SYSTEM
SOME BASIC CONSIOERATIONS IN THE DESIGN OF THE WRE DATA
BASIC ELEMENTS OF COBOL 61
BASIC NOMENCLATURE AND DEFINITIONS IN AUTOMATIC
DIGITAL COMPUTER ENGINEERING
BASIC OPERATIONS IN AN UNNORMAlIlED ARITHMETIC SYSTEM
SOME PROBLEMS OF BASIC ORGANIZATION IN PROBLEM-SOLVING PROGRAMS
SOME PROBLEMS OF BASIC ORGANIZATION IN PROBLEM-SOLVING PROGRAMS
THE BASIC PHILOSOPHY CONCEPTS. ANO FEATURES OF ALGOL
ANALYSIS OF A BASIC QUEUING PROBLEM ARISING IN COMPUTER SYSTEMS
OOCUMENTATION
IMPLICATIONS OF BASIC RESEARCH IN INFORMATION SCIENCES TO MACHINE
THE ROLE OF COMPUTERS IN THE APPLICATION OF BASIC SCIENTIFIC REASONING TO MEDICINE
THE BASIC SIDE OF TAPE LABELLING
THE ANALYSIS OF SURVEYS. PROCESSING ANO PRINTING THE BASIC TABLES
AND THEIR PROCESSORS
SOME BASIC TERMINOLOGY CONNECTED WITH MECHANICAL LANGUAGES
THE BASIC TYPES OF INFORMATION TASKS ANO SOME METHODS OF
THE I R SOLUTI ON
MATHE~ATICS LABORATORY OF THE DAVID W. TAYLOR MOOEL BASIN
THE APPLIED
INTERCOMMUNICATING CELLS. BASIS FOR A DISTRIBUTEO LOGIC COMPUTER
A BASIS FOR A MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF COMPUTATION
A BASIS FOR A MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF COMPUTATION
A DECISION MATRIX AS THE BASIS FOR A SIMPLE DATA INPUT ROUTINE
PROGRAMMED INTERPRETATION OF TEXT AS A BASIS FOR INFORMATION-RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS
EQUATIONS
A BASIS FOR THE MECHANIZATION OF THE THEORY OF
USE OF A REMOTE DIGITAL COMPUTER ON AN OPEN-SHOP BASIS IN AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH
INFERENTIAL MEMORY AS THE BASIS OF MACHINES WHICH UNDERSTAND NATURAL LANGUAGE
COBOL BATCHING PROBLEMS
SIMULATION OF FULL-SCALE MULTI-STAGE BATCHWISE CHEMICAL PLANT
ON BATEMAN'S METHOD FOR SOLVING LINEAR I~TEGRAL
EQUATIONS
MULTIWEAPON AUTOMATIC TARGET AND BATTERY EVALUATOR
A SYNTACTIC DESCRIPTION OF BC NELIAC
HIGH-FIELO SUPERCONDUCTIVITY IN SOME BCC TI-MO AND NB-ZR ALLOYS
RAKE. A HIGH SPEED BINARY-BDC AND BCD BINARY BUFFER
REPORT ON THE BCS FIRST CONFERENCE
CORRESPONDING STATES
SOLUTIONS OF THE BCS INTEGRAL EQUATION AND DEVIATIONS FROM THE LAW OF
WHAT COMPUTERS SHOULD BE DOING
MAGNETIC RECORDING WITH AN ELECTRON BEAM
OPERATIONAL ANALOG SIMULATION OF THE VIBRATION OF A BEAM AND A RECTANGULAR MULTICELLULAR STRUCTURE
AUTOMATIC BEAM CURRENT STABILIZATION FOR WILLIAMS TUBE MEMORIES
OUTPUT DeVICES UTILIZING THE CHARACTRON SHAPED BEAM TUBE
HIGH SPEED COMPUTER
MICROELECTRONICS USING ELECTRON-BEAM-ACTIVATED MACHINING TECHNIQUES
A CilMPARISDN OF
HIGHER-ORDER DIFFERENCE ~ETHODS IN THE SOLUTION OF BEAM-VIBRATION PROBLEMS
NOMINAL CLEARANCE OF THE FOIL BEARING
THE LIGHTLY LOADED FOIL BEARING AT ZERO ANGLE OF WRAP
STUDY PART I. SOME THEORETICAL ANALYSES OF SLIDER BEARINGS
A GAS FILM LUBRICATION
IONS OF THE OYNAjillC BEHAVIOR OF PLANE PIVOTED SLIDER BEARINGS
ANALYSIS AND NUMERICAL CALCULAT
III. EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF PIVOTED SLIDER BEARINGS
A GAS FILM LUBRICATION STUDY PART
SOLUTION OF THE REYNOLDS EQUATION FOR FINITE SLIDER BEARINGS
IFILM LUBRICATION STUDY PART II. NUMERICAL
AIR-LUBRICATED SLIDER BEARINGS FOR MAGNETIC RECORDING SPACING CONTROL
ACCOUNTING FOR FARMERS. SUGAR BEET PRODUCTION
VISUAL INFORMATION PROCESSING IN THE BEETLE LIXUS
THE STUDY OF INTELLIGENT BEHAVIOR
THE SIMULATION OF VERBAL LEARNING BEHAVIOR
SYNTHEX. TOWARD COMPUTER SYNTHESIS OF HUMAN LANGUAGE BEHAVIOR
MAJORITY LOGIC AND PROBLEMS OF PROBABILISTIC BEHAVIOR
THE SIMULATION OF VERBAL LEARNING BEHAVIOR
A COMPUTER MODEL OF ELEMENTARY SOCIAL BEHAVIOR
NETS
A THEORY AND SIMULATION OF RHYTHMIC BEHAVIOR DUE TO RECIPROCAL INHIBITION IN SMALL NERVE
INTELLIGENT BEHAVIOR IN PROBLEM-SOLVING MACHINES
SIMULATION OF BEHAVIOR IN THE BINARY CHOICE EXPERIMENT
SIMULATION OF BEHAVIOR IN THE BINARY CHOICE EXPERIMENT
OGICAL EXPERIMENTS
SOME SIMILARITIES BETWEEN THE BEHAVIOR OF A NEURAL NETWORK MODEL AND ELECTROPHYSIOl
EFFECTS OF ELECTRON CON
CENTRATION AND MEAN FREE PATH ON THE SUPERCONDUCTING BEHAVIOR OF ALLOYS
100

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

AUT - BEH
WJCC56
99
CAS 5B
I
TCJ4612 157
45
I FIP62
CACM63D 701
NCR 624 101
PACM62
96
IBMJ574 318
IBMJ571
2
NCR 554 139
WJCC59 286
LSU 56
43
PCS 62
42
ICIP59 407
CATH63 207
WJCC61 219
SJCC62 279
CACM621 54
PGEC623 346
SJCC62
53
PACM61 13Cl
EJCC59 120
JACM624 512
AUS 571 121
ARAP634 125
IFIP62 379
P IRE611 49
CACM61D 454
LCMT61
63
CACM639 545
PACM58
64
JACM591 33
PGEC611 63
I EES56 313
HARV49 115
JACM634 562
EJCC55
12
HACC59
14
CACM611
3
WJCC57 110
AUS 572 201
CACM625 237
CENG59 170
PGEC636 896
SOS 62 393
ICC 632 99
ROME62 3a5
IBjIIJ612 132
MIPP61 331
HARI/61 110
CACM602 85
TCJ4611 20
CACM618 336
ICSI582 823
CACM619 372
FJCC62 130
CPFS61
33
WJCC61 225
CACM62D 599
WJCC59
60
CPFS61
95
TCJ6632 llB
CATH63 217
CACM625 278
TCJ3603 150
JACM573 314
EJCC57
71
CACM637 367
IBMJ621 119
WCR 574 267
TCB3593 37
IBMJ621 H
MCF 61 291
LCMT61 135
PGEC593 381
PGEC534
8
SACI58
51
UC 612 137
PGEC621
9
I BMJ632 153
I BMJ632 112
I BMJ593 237
IBMJ634 303
IBMJ593 260
I BMJ593 256
LCMT61 341
BCS 58 410
OPI 62 124
HARV61
7
WJCC61 121
CA8S62 360
SOS 62 243
CATH63 297
CATH63 375
SJCC62 171
I BMJ584 336
WJCC61 133
CATH63 329
SOS 62 535
IBMJ621 68
100

BEH - BIN

TITLE WORD INDEX

BAN - BIB

FILMS
ANALYSIS OF STATIC AND QUASIDYNAMIC
ANALYSIS ANO NUMERICAL CALCULATIONS OF THE DYNAMIC
ENERGY
THE MAGNETIC
ASYMPTOTIC
SYMPOSIUM, THE DESIGN OF MACHINES TO SIMULATE THE
ES IN CRITICAL TEMPERATURE PRDDUCEI
HIGH-FREQUENCY

BEHAVIOR OF MAGNETOSTATICALLY COUPLED THIN MAGNETIC
IBMJ624 419
BEHAVIOR OF PLANE PIVOTED SLIDER BEARINGS
IBMJ634 303
BEHAVIOR OF SUPERCONDUCTORS OF NEGATIVE SURFACE
IBMJ621 63
BEHAVIOR OF THE BEST POLYNOMIAL APPROXIMATION
JACM614 645
BEHAVIOR OF THE HUMAN BRAIN
PGEC564 240
BEHAVIOR OF VERY THIN SUPERCONDUCTING FILMS AND CHANG ONR 60 153
BEHAVIOR THEORY AND THE AUTOMATION OF INSTRUCTION
PLCI61 120
COMPUTATION, BEHAVIOR, AND STRUCTURE IN FIXED AND GROWING AUTOMATA SOS 59 2B2
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN THE BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES, PART I AND PART II
CABS62
1
THE EFFECT OF NON-LINEARITY ON THE STATISTICAL BEHAVIOUR OF FEEDBACK SYSTEMS
AUS 572 220
NON-LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL SYSTEM
BEHAVIOUR OF SUBHARMONICS OF EVEN ORDER ARISING IN A AUS 63 C.15
EXAMPLES OF NUMERICAL METHODS AND THE PHILOSOPHY BEHIND THEM
SOME IFIP62
17
HUMAN BEINGS AS COMPUTERS, BIOLOGICAL COMPUTERS
PGEC573 190
HARV49
20
THE BELL COMPUTER, MODEL VI
A REVIEW OF THE BELL LABORATORIES' DIGITAL COMPUTER DEVELOPMENTS
EJCC51 101
AN INTRODUCTION TO THE BELL SYSTEM'S FIRST ELECTRONIC SWITCHING OFFICE
EJCC57 204
BELL TELEPHONE LABORATORIES RELAY COMPUTING SYSTEM
HARV47
41
A METHOD OF DETERMINING PLATE BENDING BY USE OF A PUNCHED-CARD MACHINE
JACM543 105
THE BENDING OF RECTANGULAR PLATES WITH OPPOSITE EDGES
PACM59
67
THE DESIGN OF THE BENDIX DIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER
PIRE530 1352
LINEAR PROGRAMMING ON THE BENDIX G-15 COMPUTER
CAS 59
73
AUS 60013.2
THE BENDIX G-15 COMPUTER
THE BENDIX G-15 GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER
PWCS54
87
THE BENDIX G-15D, GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER SYSTEM LSU 58 16B
THE ALGEBRAIC COMPILERS FOR BENDIX G-20 COMPUTING SYSTEM
ROME62 449
THE PROPERTIES OF THE BENDIX G-20 EXECUTIVE PROGRAM SYSTEM
CAN 60 338
BENDIX G-20 SYSTEM
CACM605 325
BY A CHARACTER, PRINTED IN MAGNETIC INK, IN PASSING BENEATH A MAGNETIC READING HEAD
IWAVEFORM GENERATED PGEC584 277
THE CO~PUTER IN EDUCATION, MALEFACTOR OR BENEFACTOR
FJCC63 619
SOCIAL SERVICES BENEFITS, PAY~ENTS BY PUNCHED CARDS
AUS 60 A2.1
THE BENSON-LEHNER PHOTOFOR~ER
PECS52
15
OF THE ELECTRO-OPTICAL BIREFRINGENCE OF POLYDISPERSE BENTONITE SUSPENSIONS
INVESTIGATIONS IBMJ631 44
ON MODERN MATRIX ITERATION PROCESSES OF BERNOULLI AND GRAEF FE TYPE
JACM583 246
RATIVE METHODS OF LINEAR ALGEBRA WITH CONVERGENCE OF BERNOULLI'S AND OF GRAEFFE'S TYPE IGERMAN)
ITE ECIP55 171
II
ON BERNOULLI'S METHOD FOR SOLVING ALGEBRAIC EQUATIONS,
PACM56
6
OPERATION WITH BESK (GERMAN)
ECIP55
62
OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS IN HYDRODYNAMICS WITH BESK IGERMAN)
NUMERICAL SOLUTION ECIP55 186
THE POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM OF BESM
CENG59
1
MACHINE TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES CARRIED OUT ON THE BESM
AN EXPERIMENT ON THE IEES56 463
COMPUTER OF THE U.S.S.R. ACADEMY OF SCIENCES CBESM)
THE HIGH-SPEED ELECTRONIC IEES56 280
THE USSR ACACEMY OF SCIENCES (GERMAN)
BESM, THE HIGH SPEED ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER OF
ECIP55
76
NOTE ON EMPIRICAL BOUNDS FOR GENERATING BESSEL FUNCTIONS
CACM585
3
RECURRENCE TECHNIQUES FOR THE CALCULATION OF BESSEL FUNCTIONS
PACM59
66
EVALUATION OF INTEGRALS INVOLVING COMBINATIONS OF BESSEL FUNCTIONS AND CIRCULAR FUNCTIONS
JACM582 119
GENERATION OF SPHERICAL BESSEL FUNCTIOhS IN DIGITAL COMPUTERS
PACM58
51
GENERATION OF SPHERICAL BESSEL FUNCTIONS IN DIGITAL COMPUTERS
JACM593 366
ARGUMENT
BESSEL FUNCTIONS OF INTEGRAL ORDER AND COMPLEX
CACM614 169
ALGORITHM FOR THE DETERMINATION OF THE POLYNOMIAL OF BEST MINIMAX APPROXIMATION TO A FUNCTION DEFINED ON A PACM58
23
ALGORITHM FOR THE DETERMINATION OF THE POLYNOMIAL OF BEST MINIMAX APPROXIMATION TO A FUNCTION DEFINED ON A JACM593 395
JACM594 506
A ~ETHOD FOR THE SOLUTION OF THE NTH BEST PATH PROBLEM
ASYMPTOTIC BEHAVIOR OF THE BEST POLYNOMIAL APPROXIMATION
JACM614 645
THE 8EST WAY TO DESIGN AN AUTOMATIC CALCULATING MACHINE
MANC51
16
NED SYSTEM OF LINEAR EQUATIONS
ON THE '8EST' AND 'LEAST QTH' APPROXIMATION OF AN DVERDETERMI JACM573 341
POwERS
ON THE METHOD OF MINIMUM COR 'BEST') APPROXIMATION AND THE METHOD OF LEAST NTH
PACM56
5
ON THE COMPUTATION OF A CERTAIN TYPE OF INCOMPLETE BETA FUNCTIONS
CACM63N 689
ON LEARNING TO 00 BETTER
CAN 58
1
INTRODUCTION
TOWARD 8ETTER DOCUMENTATION OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES.
CACM633 76
TOWARD BETTER PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES
PACM62
42
N TO PRODUCE A SELF ORGANIZING SYSTEMI
INTERACTION BETWEEN A GROUP OF SUBJECTS AND AN ADAPTIVE AUTOMATIO 50S 62 283
SURFACE ENERGY EFFECTS AT THE 80UNOARY BETWEEN A SUPERCONDUCTOR AND A NORMAL CONDUCTOR
18MJ621 71
TITIONED PDLYNCMIALS, AN APPROACH TOWARO EQUILIBRIUM BETWEEN ACCURACY AND SPEED IN PRIMARY MATHEMATICAL FU PACM62
60
TRANSLATION BETWEEN ALGEBRAIC CODING LANGUAGES
PACM58
29
SYMPOSIUM ON THE RELATIONS BETWEEN ANALOG ANO DIGITAL COMPUTATION CFRENCH)
ICIP59 487
CONVERSION BETWEEN ANALOGUE AND DIGITAL MEASURES
TCJ36Dl 51
AUS 63 C.22
A TENTATIVE COMPARISON BETWEEN ANIMAL AND MACHINE MEMORIES
CONVERSION BETWEEN BINARY ANO DECIMAL NUMBER SYSTEMS
MSEE463 25
CATALOGUE
THE RELATION 8ETWEEN COMPLETENESS ANO EFFECTIVENESS OF A SUBJECT
ICSI581 377
COMMUNICATION 8ETWEEN COMPUTERS
WJCC58 216
INTERRELATIONS BETWEEN COMPUTERS AND APPLIED MATHEMATICS
DIP 62 212
ROME62 791
A LANGUAGE DESIGNED FOR COMMUNICATION BETWEEN COMPUTERS OF DIFFERENT TYPES
TRANSFER BETWEEN EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL MEMORY
HARV47 267
CONVERSION BETWEEN FLDATlhG POINT REPRESENTATIONS
CACM606 352
TEACHING METHODS
INTERACTIONS BETWEEN FUTURE COMPUTER DEVELOPMENTS AND AUTOMATED
PLCI6l 281
TIGRIS AND EUPHRATES, A COMPARISON BETWEEN HUMAN AND MACHINE TRANSLATION
MTP 58 279
COMMUNICATION BETWEEN INDEPENDENTLY TRANSLATED BLOCKS
ROME62 191
COMMUNICATION BETWEEN INDEPENDENTLY TRANSLATED BLOCKS
CACM627 316
COOPERATION BETWEEN INDUSTRY AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
CTPC54
79
BUFFERING BETWEEN INPUT-OUTPUT AND THE COMPUTER
EJCC52
22
THE ANALOGY BETWEEN MECHANICAL TRANSLATION AND LIBRARY RETRIEVAL ICSI582 911
TRANSFER FACILITIES BETWEEN MEMORIES OF DIFFERENT TYPES
ECIP55 118
COMPUTER
COMPUTATION OF E TO THE N FOR N BETWEEN PLUS AND MINUS INFINITY USING AN ELECTRONIC
IBMJ572 110
COMPUTER
COMPUTATION OF ARCTAN N FOR N BETWEEN PLUS AND MINUS INFINITY USING AN ELECTRONIC
IBMJ581 43
DATA COMMUNICATION 8ETWEEN REMOTE MACHINES
CAS 60 141
COMMUNICATION BETWEEN REMOTELY LOCATED DIGITAL COMPUTERS
EJCC57 194
ECTROPHYSIOLCGICAL EXPERIMENTS
SOME SIMILARITIES BETWEEN THE BEHAVIOR OF A NEURAL NETWORK MODEL AND EL SOS 62 535
AL INSTITUTIONS FOR MATHEMATICAL RESEI
COOPERATION BETWEEN THE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION AND EDUCATION CTPC54
Bl
A COMPARISON BETWEEN THE POLYPHASE AND OSCILLATING SORT TECHNIQUES CACM635 223
AL NETWORK THEORY
SOME RELATIONS 8ETWEEN THE THEORY OF CONTACT NETWORKS AND CONVENTION HARV572
2
COMPUTATION OF ARCSIN N FOR N BETWEEN 0 AND 1 USING AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
IBMJ583 218
THE MULTIPURPOSE BIAS DEVICE PART II, THE EFFICIENCY OF LOGICAL
18MJ591 46
THE MULTIPURPOSE BIAS DEVICE, PART 1, THE COMMUTATOR TRANSISTOR
IBMJ512 116
BIAS-CONTROLLED TUNNEL-PAIR LOGIC CIRCUITS
PGEC626 773
THE MECHANISM OF AC BIASED MAGNETIC RECORDING
NCR 612 69
81AX HIGH SPEED- MAGNETIC COMPUTER ELEMENT
WCR 594 40
THE BIAX, A NEW MULTIPURPOSE COMPUTER ELEMENT
PACM59
46
ASSOCIATIVE DOCUMENT RETRIEVAL TECHNIQUES USING BIBLIOGRAPHIC INFORMATION
JACM634 440
COST ANALYSIS OF BIBLIOGRAPHIES OR 81BLIOGRAPHIC SERVICES
ICSI581 381
A BI8LIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF ALL-MAGNETIC LOGIC SCHEMES PGEC612 203
A NEW COORDINATE INDEXING METHOD FOR BOUND BOOK FORM BIBLIOGRAPHIES
TABLEDEX, ICSI5B2 1221
COST ANALYSIS OF BIBLIOGRAPHIES OR 81BLIOGRAPHIC SERVICES
ICSI5B1 3Bl
101

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

BIB - BOO

TITLE WORD INDEX

BEH - BIN

BIBLIOGRAPHY
AUS 51 Z09
BIBLIOGRAPHY
ONR 51 10Z·
BIBLIOGRAPHY
ONR 5. 150
LOGICAL MACHINE DESIGN, A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
PGEC58Z 155
CORRECTION TO LOGICAL MACHINE DESIGN, A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
PGEC583 Z50
AUTOMA1IC PROGRAMMING, A SHORT BIBLIOGRAPHY
ARAP591 Z91
LOGICAL MACHINE DESIGN II, A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
PGEC593 361
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
MCF 61 3Z1
THE .SIMULATION OF COGNITIVE PROCESSES, AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
PGEC613 "Z
SIMULATION OF COGNITIVE PROCESSES, II, AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
THE PGEC6Z. 53'
PPLICATIONS IN MEDICINE AND THE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, BIBLIOGRAPHY
BID NEWS LETTER NO.1. COMPUTER A CACM63. 116
MATERIALS
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF DIGITAL MAGNETIC CIRCUITS AND
PGEC59Z 1.8
MACHINES
BIBLIOGRAPHY ON AUTOMATIC DIGITAL CALCULATING
CAMB.9 13.
AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY ON NOR AND NAND LOGIC
PGEC635 .6Z
BIBLIOGRAPHY ON NUMERICAL ANALYSIS
JACM56Z 85
BIBLIOGRAPHY ON REDUNDANCY TECHNIQUES
RTCS62 389
ALGEBRA
BIBLIOGRAPHY ON SWITCHING CIRCUITS AND LOGICAL
PGEC61. 638
ENCE
A SELECTED DESCRIPTOR-INDEXED BIBLIOGRAPHY TO THE LITERATURE ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIG CATH63 .53
BIBLIOGRAPHY, SORTING
CACMU5 ZBO
AND USAGE OF A LANGUAGE fOR CONTRACT BRIDGE BlODING
ON THE IMPLEMENTATION ROME62 1~1
CONVERTER
BIOEC, A BINARY-TO-DECIMAL OR DECIMAL-TD-BINARY
PGEC5B. 313
THE LOGIC OF BIDIRECTIONAL BINARY COUNTERS
PGEC'11
1
ONAL RESULTS ON 'TWD-LINE' ITERATIVE METHODS FOR THE BIHARMONIC DIFFERENCE EQUATION
SOME COMPUTATI JACM613 359
AN ALTERNATING DIRECTION METHOD FOR SOLVING THE BIHARMONIC EQUATIONS
PACM58
5
A NOVEL FINITE-DIFFERENCE APPROXIMATION TO THE BIHARMONIC OPERATOR
TCJ6632 111
FORMAL ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS OF BILATERAL SWITCHING NETWORKS
PGEC583 231
BILATERAL SWITCHING USING NONSYMMETRIC ELEMENTS
PGEC611.2
PUBLIC UTILITY CUSTOMER BILLING
HACC59 8-11
NT
LIFE INSURANCE PREMIUM BILLING AND COMBINED OPERATIONS BY ELECTRONIC EQUIPME JACM5.1
1
A NEW METHOD FOR THE PAYMENT OF BILLS AND THE TRANSFER OF CREDIT
JACM602 1.0
REQUIREMENTS GENERATION, EXPLOSIONS, AND BILLS OF MATERIAL
IBSJ633 268
TRANSISTOR MAGNETIC CORE BILOGICAL ELEMEN1
WJCC58 1••
81MAG CIRCUITS FOR DIGITAL DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEMS
NCR 55. 10
HANDLING MACHINES
MAGNETIC BINARIES IN THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF INFORMATION
PACM52P 223
TUNNEL-DIODE FULL BINARY ADDER
PGEC6Z2 Z13
A FULL BINARY ADDER EMPLOYING TWO NEGATIVE-RESISTANCE DIODES IBMJ583 223
AN EVALUATION OF SEVERAL TWO-SUMMAND BINARY ADDERS
PGEC602 213
THE DETER"INATION OF CARRY PROPAGATION LENGTH FOR BINARY ADDITION
PGEC601 35
TO THE OETE~INATION OF CARRY PROPAGATION LENGTH FOR BINARY ADDITION
CORRECTION PGEC602 261
CONVERSION BETWEEN BINARY AND DECIMAL NUMBER SYSTEMS
MSEE.63 25
COMPUTER WITH AN EXTRACT COMMAND
BINARY AND TRUTH-FUNCTIONAL OPERATIONS ON A DECIMAL
CACM5B5 lZ
OMPUTER WITH AN EXTRACT COMMAND'
CORRECTION TO 'BINARY AND TRUTH-FUNCTIONAL OPERATIONS ON A DECIMAL C CACM'88
6
BINARY ARITHMETIC
AIC 601 23Z
IN A SERIAL COMPUTER
BINARY ARITHMETIC FOR DISCRETELY VARIABLE WORD LENGTH PACM58
25
IN A SERIAL COMPUTER
BINARY ARITHMETIC FOR DISCRETELY VARIABLE WORD LENGTH CACM59. 13
SKIP TECHNIQUES FDR HIGH-SPEED CARRY-PROPAGATION IN BINARY ARITHMETIC UNITS
PGEC61. 691
OMPARATIVE STUDY OF PROPAGATION SPEED-UP CIRCUITS IN BINARY ARITHMETIC UNITS
A C IFIP62 611
ODD BINARY ASYNCHRONOUS COUNTERS
PGEC561 12
CHARACTERIZING EXPERIMENTS FOR FINITE-MEMORY BINARY AUTOMATA
PGEC60• •69
RAKE, A HIGH SPEED BINARY-BDC AND BCD BINARY BUFFER
WCR 51. 261
INPUT SCALING AND OUTPUT SCALING FOR A BINARY CALCULATOR
PACM52T 21
SIMULATION OF BEHAVIOR IN THE BINARY CHOICE EXPERIMENT
WJCC61 133
SIMULATION OF BEHAVIOR IN THE BINARY CHOICE EXPERIMENT
CATH63 329
FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS USING A MODIFIED REFLECTED BINARY COOE
ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS PGEC59 ••• 9
ERROR DETECTING AND CORRECTING BINARY CODES FOR ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS
PGEC603 333
ZEBRA, A SIMPLE BINARY COMPUTER
ICIP59 361
CACM605 322
A TECHNIQUE FOR COUNTING ONES IN A BINARY COMPUTER
THE USE OF A BINARY COMPUTER FOR DATA PROCESSING
EJCC60 1.9
HIGH-SPEED ARITHMETIC IN BINARY COMPUTERS
PIRE611 61
REPRESENTATION OF TEXT STRINGS IN BINARY COMPUTERS
BIT 631 52
DESIGN LOGIC
OCTAL DIAGRAMS OF BINARY CONCEPTION AND THEIR APPLICABILITY TO COMPUTER CACM599 28
FLOATING POINT DECIMAL-BINARY CONVERSION eGERMANI
ECIP55 120
DECIMAL FRACTION
BINARY CONVERSION, WITH FIXED DECIMAL PRECISION, OF A CACM591 21
DECIMAL-BINARY CONVERSIONS IN CORDIC
PGEC593 335
THE LOGICAL PRINCIPLES OF A NEW KIND OF BINARY COUNTER
PIRE530 1.29
AN EMITTER-FOLLOWER-COUPLED, HIGH-SPEED BINARY COUNTER
WCR 58. 5.
A PROGRAMMED BINARY COUNTER FOR THE IBM TYPE 650 CALCULATOR
CACM581 11
DYNAMIC BINARY COUNTER WITH ANALOG READ-OUT
NCR 531 13
SOME NOTES ON LOGICAL BINARY COUNTERS
PGEC552 61
THE LOGIC OF BIDIRECTIONAL BINARY COUNTERS
PGEC511
1
SOME PROPERTIES OF BINARY COUNTERS WITH FEEDBACK
PGEC61. 699
CASCADED BINARY COUNTERS WITH FEEDBACK
PGEC63. 361
PERMANENT AND SEMI-PERMANENT STORAGE FACILITIES FOR BINARY DIGITAL COMPUTERS
CAMB.9
71
TC-ANALC.GUE CONVERTOR FOR NUMBERS HAVING ELEVEN BINARY DIGITS
A RAPID OIGITAL- IEES56 .21
REDUCING COMPUTING TIME FOR SYNCHRONOUS BINARY DIVISION
PGEC612 169
AN ALGORITHM FOR RAPID BINARY DIVISION
PGEC61. 662
TO REDUCING COMPUTING TIME FOR SYNCHRONOUS BINARY DIVISION
CORRECTION PGEC613 .61
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF CERTAIN BINARY DIVISION ALGORITHMS
PIRE611 91
QUOTIENTS
A CLASS OF BINARY OIVISIONS YielDING MINIMALLY REPRESENTED
PGEC626 161
DESCRIPTION OF SERIAL ACOUSTIC BINARY EOVAC
MSEE.6. .7
COUNTING WITH NONLINEAR BINARY FEEDBACK SHIFT REGISTERS
PGEC63. 351
TCJ15B2 B~
A BINARY FORM OF HORNER'S METHOD
TWO-COLLECTOR TRANSISTOR FOR BINARY FULL ADDITION
.
IBMJ573 21Z
CIRCUIT REALIZATION OF BINARY FUNCTIONS USING THRESHOLD DEVICES
PACM56
35
COMPUTER MULTIPLICATION AND DIVISION USING BINARY LOGARITHMS
PGEC62. 512
A GENERALIZED ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE PROGRAM UTILIZING BINARY LOGIC
PACM59
78
A MULTI-INPUT ANALOGUE ADDER FOR USE IN A FAST BINARY MULTIPLIER
IEES56 515
FAST HIGH-ACCURACY BINARY PARALLEL ADDITION
PGEC60 • •65
TWO'S COMPLEMENT MULTIPLICATION IN BINARY PARALLEL DIGITAL COMPUTERS
PGEC553 118
NUMBERS IN DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINES WITH A FIXED BINARY POINT
THE CONTROL OF MAGNITUDES OF CAMB.9
50
ONS
A SI~PLE DESK-CALCULATOR METHOD FOR CHECKING BINARY RESULTS OF DIGITAL-COMPUTER ARITHMETIC OPERATI JACM553 205
SYNTHESIS OF BINARY RING COUNTERS OF GIVEN PERIODS
JACM603 2B7
A VARIABLE BINARY SCALER
PGEC552 10
AN ALGEBRA FOR PERIODICALLY TIME-VARYING LINEAR BINARY SEQUENCE TRANSDUCERS
HARV511 189
NON-BINARY SWITCHING THEORY
NCR 58. 305
A SELF-ORGANIZING BINARY SYSTEM
EJCC59 212
PPLICATIONS OF REDUNDANCY TO IMPROVE THE ACCURACY OF BINARY SYSTEMS
A PACM62 11B
RAKE, A HIGH SPEED BINARY-BDC AND BCD BINARY BUFFER
WCR 57. 267
VARIABLE-WIDTH TABLES WITH BINARY-SEARCH FACILITY
CACM582
1
ON A WIRED-IN BINARY-TO-DECI~AL CONVERSION SCHEME
CACM623 159
102

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 19.6-1963

102

BIN - BRO

TITLE WORD INDEX

BIB - BOO

MULTIPLE-PRECISION
BIDEC, A
A
TOWARDS THE AUTOMATION OF
CUMULATIVE
INE AND THE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, BIBLIDGRAPHY
SIMULATION AND ANALYSIS OF
KINETICS
SIMULATION AND ANALYSIS OF
EQUATIONS
ITiON
SIMULATION AND ANALYSIS OF
SYMPOSIUM ON
HUMAN BEINGS AS COMPUTERS,
THE CDMPLEXITY OF
THE AUTOMATIC DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF
TATISTICS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO AGRICULTURAL AND
RAPID PROCESSING OF
CE OF ANALYTICAL AND CRITICAL REVIEWS IN ANY GROWING
TER NO.1. COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN MEDICINE AND THE
SIMULATION OF A
THE RELIA81LITY OF
OF PERIPHERAL PUBLICATIONS IN THE DOCUMENTATION OF
OF SO~E SELF-ADJUSTING SYSTEMS IN ENGINEERING AND
RESPONSIBIlITIES FOR SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION IN
M
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS AT THE FRONTIERS OF
ADVANCES IN
INVESTIGATIONS OF THE ELECTRO-OPTICAL
CALCULATING MACHINES AT THE
SIZE EFFECTS FOR CONDUCTION IN THIN
A DIRECT READ-OUT
ORMAL REGION IN A THIN SUPERCONDUCTI
A NEW TYPE OF
MEMORY MATRIX USING FERROELECTRIC CONDENSERS AS
CATIONS TO TUNNEL DIODE CIRCUITS
MAGNETIC SHIFT REGISTER USING ONE CORE PER
HIGH-SPEED SHIFT REGISTERS USING ONE CORE PER
ONE LOST
MULTIPLE-INPUT ANALOG-To-DIGITAL CONVERTER WITH 12
COMPUTING
SIGNAL-PROCESSING FOR INCREASED

BINARY-TD-DECIMAL INTEGER CONVERSION USING ONLY ADO IT CACM638 439
BINARY-TO-DECIMAL OR DECIMAL-TO-BINARY CONVERTER
PGEC58" 313
I BMJ514 356
BINARY-WEIGHTED CURRENT DECODER
IFIP62 4)9
BINOCULAR DEPTH PERCEPTION
BINOMIAL PROBABILITIES
JACM623 "05
BIO NEWS LETTER NO.1. COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN MEDIC CACM634 116
CACM61D 559
BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMS, I, REPRESENTATION OF CHEMICAL
CACM621 63
BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMS, 11, SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL
BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMS, III, ANALYSIS AND PATTERN RECOGN CACM622 115
BIOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF
IFIP62 411
PGEC513 190
BIOLOGICAL COMPUTERS
PGEC513 192
BIOLDGICAL COMPUTERS
AUS 511 118
BIOLOGICAL EXPERIMENTS
BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH
IH SPEED COMPUTERS ON APPLIED S AUS 60B11.1
BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH DATA
LSU 56 22"
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE AND THE SERVICE THEY MAY RENDER TO ICSI581 511
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, BIBLIOGRAPHY
BIO NEWS LET CACM63" 116
PGEC621 11
BIOLOGICAL SYSTEM OF AN ANALOG COMPUTER
SOS 59 262
BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS
BIOLOGY
THE IMPORTANCE ICSI5Bl 429
BIOLOGY
ANALYSIS OF THE WORKING PRINCIPLES lCIP59 298
BIOLOGY. PROPOSAL FOR FINANCING A COMPREHENSIVE SYSTE ICSI582 1417
FJCC63 603
BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH
CABS62 490
BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE AND DIAGNOSIS
18MJ631 44
BIREFRINGENCE OF POLYDISPERSE BENTONITE SUSPENSIONS
BIRKBECK COLLEGE COMPUTATION LABORATORY
FTT 53 110
1 BMJ602 158
BISMUTH CRYSTALS
WJCC5B 134
BISTABLE CIRCUIT AND SOME APPLICATIONS OF IT
BISTABLE ELEMENT INVOLVING THERMAL PROPAGATION OF A N ONR 60 U3
JACM553 169
BISTABLE ELEMENTS
BISTABLE SYSTEMS OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH APPLI I BMJ613 226
NCR 531 38
BIT
PGEC563 114
BIT
CACM626 343
BIT
NCR 59" 259
BIT ACCURACY AND FAST. NON-SEQUENTIAL SWITCHING
PIRE530 1223
BIT BY BIT OR DIGITAL COMPUTERS MADE EASY
NCR 634
2
BIT DENSITIES IN DIGITAL MAGNETIC RECORDING
PGEC554 136
BIT STORAGE VIA ELECTRO-OPTICAL FEEDBACK
PGEC59"
465
ELECTROOEPOSITED TWISTOR AND BIT WIRE COMPONENTS
CACM63N 619
OPTIMIZING BIT-TIME COMPUTER SIMULATION
lCIP59 315
PROCESSING DATA IN BITS AND PI ECE S
PGEC592 118
PROCESSING DATA IN BITS AND PIECES
1"
S AND ECONOMIC CONSIOERATI
A MEMORY OF 314 MILLION BITS CAPACITY ~ITH FAST AND DIRECT ACCESS. ITS SYSTEM WJCC59
BITTEBITTEHAHA
TCB4603 B"
CACM613
146
BITWISE OPERATIONS
WJCC56 133
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE RCA BIZMAC COMPUTER
WJCC56 131
PROGRAMMING THE VARIABLE-ITEM-LENGTH RCA B'4MAC COMPUTER
NCR 564 81
LOGIC DESIGN OF THE RCA BIZMAC COMPUTER
LSU 51 112
VARIABLE WORD LENGTH TAPE OPERATIONS IN THE NEW BIZMAC 11 COMPUTER
!>1
BIZMAC II COMPUTER. CHARACTERISTICS AND APPLICATIONS NEWC51
WJCC56 119
PURPOSE AND APPLICATION OF THE RCA BIZMAC SYSTEM
WJCC56 124
FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZATION OF DATA IN THE RCA BIZMAC SYSTEM
NCR 56" 88
INPUT AND OUTPUT DEVICES OF THE RCA BIZMAC SYSTEM
WJCC51 202
ACCURACY CONTROL IN THE RCA BIZMAC SYSTEM
WCR 5110 105
INTERROGATION IN THE BIZMAC SYSTEM
WJCC56 126
THE RCA BIZMAC SYSTEM CENTRAL
WCR 514 293
THE BIZMAC TRANCODER
THE 8KS SYSTEM FOR THE PHILCO-2000
CACM612 10"
SOS 59 205
BLIND VARIATION AND SELECTIVE SURVIVAL AS A GENERAL
STRATEGY IN KNOWLEDGE-PROCESSES
B
EVALUATION OF AUTOMATIC RADAR DATA PI
A LIBRARY OF BLIP SAMPLES FOR USE IN THE REALISTIC SIMULATION AND WCR 584
WJCC57 110
DESIGN OF A BASIC COMPUTER BUILDING BLOCK
APPLICATION OF THE NCR 304 DATA PROCE NCR 59" 20"
SSOR TO THE SYNTHESIS OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER BUILDING BLOCK
PGEC623 346
LOAD-SHARING CORE SWITCHES BASED ON BLOCK DESIGNS
CACM604 236
A CONTROL SYSTEM FOR LOGICAL BLOCK DIAGNOSIS WITH DATA LOADING
WJCC58 111
BLOCK DIAGRAMS IN LOGIC DESIGN
JACM592 236
A METHOD OF NORMALIZED BLOCK ITERATION
JACM634
562
GENERALIZED TREE CIRCUIT. THE BASIC BUILDING BLOCK OF AN EXTENDED DECOMPOSITION THEORY
CHBK62
1
ANALOG COMPUTERS. INTRODUCTION AND BLOCK-OIAGRAM NOTATION
CACM61D 555
PROCESSING MAGNETIC TAPE FILES WITH VARIABLE BLOCKS
ROME62
l'il
CO'MUNICATION BETWEEN INDEPENDENTLY TRANSLATED BLOCKS
NCR 62,.
,.
NCR 315 CURRENT MODE DIODE LOGIC BUILDING BLOCKS
CACM621 316
COMMUNICATION BETWEEN INDEPENDENTLY TRANSLATED 8LOCKS
CAS
59
100
A QUASI-SIMPLEX METHOD FOR
DESIGNING SUBOPTIMUM PACKAGES OF ELECTRONIC BUILDING BLOCKS
COMMENTS CACM611 65
ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF RECURSIVE PROCEDURES AND BLOCKS IN ALGOL 60
AUS 63 C.8
ENCAPSULATED LOGIC BLOCKS. THE A.W.A. 'DATABLOC' SYSTEM
EJCC60
83
ORGANIZATION AND PROGRAM OF THE BMEWS CHECKOUT DATA PROCESSOR
CAN 62
~9
SCIENTIFIC COMPUTATION WITHIN THE DEFENCE RESEARCH BOARD
CAN 58 370
EXPERIENCE OF THE DEFENCE RESEARCH BOARD OF CANADA IN MAIL ORDER COMPUTER SERVICE
CACM628 423
CONFERENCE BOARD OF THE MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES
ICSI582 1503
COOPERA TlON
THE ICSU ABSTRACTING BOARD. THE STORY OF A VENTURE IN INTERNATIONAL
IBMJ605 ,.79
MAXIMAL PATHS ON RECTANGULAR BOARDS
WJCC60 165
ANALOG COMPUTER TECHNIQUES FOR PLOTTING BODE AND NYQUIST DIAGRAMS
IMETHOD 0 PACM59
!>6
F SPHERICAL HARMONICS AS APPLIED TO THE ONE-VELOCITY BOLTZMANN EQUATION IN INFINITE CYLINDERS
PGEC591 36
A NON-REAL-liME SIMULATION OF SAGE TRACKING AND BOMARC GUIDANCE
ONR 60 186
FORMATION OF THIN POLYMER FILMS BY ELECTRON BOMBARDMENT
R THE I
DIGITAL COMPUTER EQUIPMENT FOR AN ADVANCED BOMBING. NAVIGATION AND. MISSILE GUIDANCE SUBSYSTEM FO PIRE611 313
ME NT IN RETRIEVAL
CLASSIFICATION WITH PEEK-A-BOO FOR INDEXING DOCUMENTS ON AERCDYNAMICS. AN EXPERI ICSI5Bl 111
CACM61D 562
COMPUTER PRODUCTION OF PEEK-A-BOO SHEETS
ICSJ!>82 1221
TABLEDEX. A hEW COORDINATE INDEXING METHOD FOR BOUND BOOK FORM BIBLIOGRAPHIES
CAS 55
26
AN APPLICATION OF COMPUTERS TO GENERAL BOOKEEPING
A THEOREM FOR PGEC603 338
DERIVING MAJCRITY-LOGIC NETWORKS WITHIN AN AUGMENTED BOOLEAN ALGEBRA
ROME62
615
INFORMATION PROCESSING USING BOOLEAN ALGEBRA IFRENCHI
ELEMENTS OF BOOLEAN ALGEBRA FOR THE STUDY OF INFORMATION-HANDLING PIRE530 1366
SYSTEMS
PGEC51t3
6
APPLICATION OF BOOLEAN ALGEBRA TO SWITCHING CIRCUIT DESIGN AND TO
ERROR DETECTION
HARV512 225
SYMMETRIC POLYNOMIALS IN BOOLEAN ALGEBRAS
CACM631 385
REALIZING BOOLEAN CONNECTIVES ON THE IBM 1620
PGEC584 291
SOME PROPERTIES OF BOOLEAN EQUATIONS
JACM622 222
AN ALGORITHM FOR TRANSLATING BOOLEAN EXPRESSIONS
CACM621 38,.
ON TRANSLATION OF BOOLEAN EXPRESSIONS
CACH611 10
COMPILING TECHNIQUES FOR BOOLEAN EXPRESSIONS ANO CCNOITIONAL STATEMENTS IN
ALGOL 60
ION AND SUBTRACTION

103

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

103

BOO - BUS

TITLE WORO INDEX

IRREDUNDANT DISJUNCTIVE AND CONJUNCTIVE FORMS OF A
FOR THE OETeRMINATION OF THE MINIMAL FORMS OF A
FINITE SET ceVERING THEOREM TO THE SIMPLIFICATION OF
SIMPLIFICATION OF A CLASS OF
MINIMAL 'SUM OF PRODUCTS OF SUMS' EXPRESSIONS OF
ABSOLUTE MINIMAL EXPRESSIONS OF
THE NUMBER OF CLASSES OF INVERTIBLE
THEORE"S USEFUL IN THRESHOLD LOGIC FOR ENUMERATING
PROPERTIES OF SYMMETRIC AND PARTIALLY SYMMETRIC
COST FUNCTIONS
THE MINIMIZATION OF
INEFFICIENCY OF THE USE OF
OF THRESHOLD DEVICES
ARBITRARY
TIC CIRCUI
A STRAIGHTFORWARD WAY OF GENERATING ALL
AUTOCORRELATIONS FOR
THE SYNTHESIS OF
MINIMIZATION OVER
THE SYNTHESIS AND ANALYSIS OF DIGITAL SYSTEMS BY
ENCODING OF INCOMPLETELY SPECIFIED
A THEOREM ON
A NOTE ON MULTIPLYING
TO THE SYNTHESIS AND ANALYSIS OF DIGITAL SYSTEMS BY

BOOLEAN FUNCTION
A TOPOLOGICAL METHOD
BOOLEAN FUNCTION
APPLICATION OF A
BOOLEAN FUNCTION EXPRESSIONS
BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS
BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS
BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS
BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS
BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS
SOME
BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS
ALGEBRAIC
BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS CONTAINING UNEQUAL AND NONLINEAR
BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS
BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS OF N VARIABLES REALIZABLE IN TERMS
BOOLEAN FUNCTI ONS OF N VARIABLES USING A SINGLE MAGNE
BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS OF NOISELIKE PERIODIC SEQUENCES
BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS USING A SINGLE THRESHOLD ELEMENT
BOOLEAN GRAPHS
BOOLEAN MATRICES
BOOLEAN MATRICES
BOOLEAN MATRICES
BOOLEAN MATRICES
BOOLEAN MATRICES
CORRECTION
BOOLEAN MATRICES AND THE STABILITY OF NEURAL NETS
APPLICATIONS OF BOOLEAN MATRICES TO THE ANALYSIS OF FLOW DIAGRAMS
BOOLEAN MATRIX EQUATIONS IN DIGITAL CIRCUIT DESIGN
REALI ZATION OF BOOLEAN POLYNO~IALS BASED ON INCIDENCE MATRICES
USE OF THE SIMPLEX ALGORITHM IN THE MECHANIZATION OF BOOLEAN SWITCHING FUNCTIONS BY MEANS OF MAGNETIC CORE
MINIMIZATION OVER BOOLEAN TREES
ICAL METHODS FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF SWI
TCHING SYSTEMS PART III. MINIMIZATION OF NONSINGULAR BOOL EAN TR EE S
INPUT-OVTPUT, KEY OR BOTTLENECK
TABLEDEX, A NEW COORDINATE INDEXING METHOO FOR BOUND BOOK FORM BIBLIOGRAPHIES
A BOUND FOR ERROR-CORRECTING CODES
AN UPPER BOUND ON THE INFORMATIONAL CAPACITY OF A SYNAPSE
ON PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH IRREGULAR BOUNOARIES
A BOUNDARY NALUE PROBLEM WITH EIGENVALUE ON THE BOUNOARY
A NUMERICAL
METHOD OF SOLVING A HEAT FLOW PROBLEM WITH MOVING BOUNDARY
AN ANALOGOUS
METHOD FOR PATTERN RECOGNITION BY FOLLOWING THE BOUNDARY
TOR
SURFACE ENERGY EFFECTS AT THE BOUNDARY BETWEEN A SUPERCONDUCTOR AND A NORMAL CONOUC
ON AN ALTERNATING DIREC
TION METHOD FOR SOLVING THE PLATE PROBLEM WITH MIXED BOUNDARY CONDITIONS
THE SOLUTION OF NON-LINEAR EQ
UATIONS ANO OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH TWO-POINT BOUNDARY CONDITIONS
10GRAM FOR THE AUTOMATIC SOLUTI
ON OF ORDINARY OIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH TWO POINT BOUNDARY CONDITIONS
NUMERICAL SOLUTION
OF THE NEUMANN AND MIXED BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS BY BOUNDARY CONTRACTION
BOUNDARY CONTRACTION SOLUTION OF LAPLACE'S DIFFERENTI
AL EQUATION
BOUNDARY CONTRACTION SOLUTION OF LAPLACE'S OIFFERENTI
AL EQUATION II
NS
NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE BOUNDARY LAYER EQUATIONS WITHOUT SIMILARITY ASSUMPTIO
ON COMPRESSIBLE LAMINAR BOUNDARY LAYER FLOW
BOUNDARY
A BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEM WITH EIGENVALUE ON THE
ON THE COLLOCATION METHOD FOR THE SOLUTION OF BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS
A NOTE ON NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF CERTAIN LINEAR BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS
MULTIPLE SHOOTING METHOD FOR TWO-POINT BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS
AN I
TERATION PROCEDURE FOR PARAMETRIC MODEL BUILDING AND BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS
ANALOG COMPU
TATION OF GREEN'S FUNCTION FOR INTEGRATING TWO-POINT BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS
AUTOMATIC CALCULATION
AND PROGRAMMING OF DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS FOR ELLIPTIC BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS
NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE NEUMANN AND MIXED BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS BY BOUNDARY CONTRACTION
FUNCTIONS
THE SOLUTI ON OF BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS BY THE METHOD OF KERNEL
BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS IN DOUBLY CONNECTED DOMAINS
OGUE OF AN ELLIPTIC PARTI
MONTE CARLO SOLUTIONS OF BOUNOARY VALUE PROBLEMS INVOLVING THE DIFFERENCE ANAL
PUNCH CARD MACHINES
A METHOD OF SOLVING BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS OF MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS ON
NOTE ON THE SOLUTION OF A CERTAIN BOUNDARY-VALUE PROBLEM
IMERICAL EXPERIMENTS USING
NEWTON'S METHOD FOR NONLINEAR PARABOLIC AND ELLIPTIC BOUNOARY-VALUE PROBLEMS
QUADRATIC PROGRAMMING WITH BOUNDED VARIABLE RESTRICTIONS
RIGOROUS ERROR BOUNDS FOR COMPUTED EIGENSYSTEMS
NOTE ON EMPIRICAL BOUNDS FOR GENERATING BESSEL FUNCTIONS
A GENERALIZATION OF A THEOREM OF CARR ON ERROR BOUNOS FOR RUNGE-KUTTA PROCEDURES
BOUNDS FOR THE ROUND-OFF ERRORS IN THE RICHAROSON
SECONO ORDER METHOD
PROCESS
ERROR BOUNDS FOR THE RUNGE-KUTTA SINGLE-STEP INTEGRATION
ON SOME ERROR BOUNDS OF GIVENS
CLASSES OF ·SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
LEAST UPPER BOUNDS ON MINIMAL TERMiNAL STATE EXPERIMENTS FOR TWO
SIMULATION OF A BRAIN
SYMPOSIUM, THE DESIGN
OF MACHINES TO SIMULATE THE BEHAVIOR OF THE HUMAN BRAIN
FEEDBACK THROUGH THE ENVIRONMENT AS AN ANALOG OF BRAIN FUNCTIONING
STRATEGIC APPROACHES TO THE STUDY OF BRAIN MODELS
COMPUTERS AND BRAINS
BRAI NS TRUST
THREE LEVELS OF DATA PROCESSING IN ORDINARY BRANCH ASSURANCE
OF A CO~PUTER TO WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE AND RETAIL BRANCH CONTROL
PROBLEMS IN THE APPLICATION
A BREAKPOINT TECHNIQUE FOR NETWORK PROBLEMS
APACHE. A BREAKTHROUGH IN ANALOG CO~PUTING
ANATRAN, FIRST STEP IN BREEDING THE DIGINALOG
ON THE
IMPLE~ENTATIDN AND USAGE OF A LANGUAGE FOR CONTRACT BRIDGE BIDDING
GEOMETRICS OF SPIRAL BRIDGE DESIGN
PLAYING
PROGRAM FOR DOUBLE-DUMMY BRIDGE PROBLEMS, A NEW STRATEGY FOR MECHANICAL GAME
E OF APPLIED MATHEMATICS
A BRIEF ACCOUNT OF THE WORK DONE AT THE ZURICH INSTITUT
THE ENIAC
BRIEF DESCRIPTION AND OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS OF
A BRIEF HISTORY CF COMPUTATION
INTRODUCTION
TO THE CONFERENCE ON AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING, BRIGHTON 1959
THE ROLE OF COMPUTERS IN GREAT BRITAIN
TRAINING FOR SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION WORK IN GREAT BRITAIN
THE APPLICATION OF THE ELECTRONIC
CCMPUTER TO THE 1961 POPULATION CENSUS OF GREAT BRITAIN
INTEGRATED DATA PROCESSING IN BRITAIN AND AMERICA
THE STATE OF THE ART, IAI COMMERCIAL CO~PUTERS IN BRITAIN, JUNE 1959
THE BRITISH COMPUTER SOCIETY
BRITISH COMPUTING SERVICES
THE
EXPERIENCE OF APPLYING A COMMERCIAL COMPUTER IN A BRITISH ORGANIZATION
SOME BRITISH RESEARCH IN SUPERCONDUCTIVE SWITCHING DEVICES
BRITISH RESEARCH ON SUPERCONOUCTIVE SWITCHING DEVICES
THE STATE OF THE ART, IBI CO~PUTERS IN BRITISH UNIVERSITIES
BROADBAND DEMODULATORS FOR MICROWAVE-MOOULATED LIGHT
A GENERALIZED BROKERAGE ACCOUNTING SYSTEM (RCA 5011
APPLICATION OF THE IBM 650 TO STOCK BROKERAGE OPERATIONS
STOCHASTIC MOOEL FOR THE BROWNING-BLEDSOE PATTERN RECOGNITION SCHEME
104

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

BIN - BRO
IBMJ512 171
PGEC563 126
I FlP62 731
JACM5B1 67
PGEC584 268
PGEC591
3
JACM631 25
IFIP62 747
PGEC633 244
PACM62 116
CACM610 557
P IRE611 210
PGEC612 151
PGEC613 383
PGEC625 639
I BMJ622 227
PGEC574 231
WJCC60 231
JACM6Z1 11
CACM622 102
PGEC5B2 122
PGEC632 61
EJCC59 133
PGEC592 131
EJCC59 120
PGEC614 615
18MJ605 5103
I BMJ594 326
CAS 58
69
ICSI5B2 1221
I BMJ605 532
PACM52P 113
PACM56
It4
PACM59
54
JACM5B2 161
ICIP59 23B
IBMJ621 71
JACM603 264
TCJIo613 255
ROME62 685
JACM613 336
JACM592 226
J ACM6Dl 37
PACM5B
7
AUS 60 B9.3
PACM59
54
PACM58
6
J ACM583 258
CACM62D 613
WJCC61 519
PGEC621 57
IFIP62 126
JACM613 336
PACM52P 187
PACM52P 193
J ACM5'12 2010
JACM543 101
BIT 621 61
CACM614 IB7
PACM61 10Al
TCJ4613 230
CACM585
3
JACM601 57
BIT 624 212
J ACM581 39
JACM582 127
JACM614 601
CABS62 452
PGEC564 240
SOS 59 122
SOS 61 385
AODC62
58
EOPS61 509
AUS 60 A3.2
TC84602 41
I FIP62 190
PGEC625 699
WJCC6D 315
ROME62 741
PACM58
13
JACM633 357
MANC51
27
HARVIt7
31
FTT 53
3
ARAP591
1
TCB1574 146
ICSI582 1495
TCJ5634 264
TCB5612 67
TCJ2593 97
TCBI571
1
BCS 58 111
TCJ3614 185
ONR 60 104
ONR 60 109
TCJ2593 100
OPI 62 199
CAS 60
68
CAS 56
32
PGEC622 274
104

BUB - CAL

TITLE WORD INDEX

DIFFUSION OF GAS FROM A LIQUID INTO AN EXPANDING
ADDRESSING FDR RANDOM-ACCESS STORAGE WITH MULTIPLE
ORACLE, GAS MANUFACTURING
RAKE, A HIGH SPEED BINARY-BDC AND BCD BINARY
THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM, PROGRAMMED INPUT-OUTPUT
INPUT-OUTPUT

BUBBLE
BUCKET CAPACITIES
BUDGET PROGRAM
BUFFER
BUFFERING
BUFFERING AND FORTRAN
BUFFERING BETWEEN INPUT-OUTPUT AND THE COMPUTER
PROGRAMMED BUFFERING OF INPUT-OUTPUT ON THE 709
COMPUTER TO INPUT-OUTPUT DEVICES WITHDUT EXTENSIVE BUFFERS
A METHOD OF COUPLING A SMALL
THE DESIGN OF SYNCHRONIZING BUFFERS FOR COLLECTING AND DISTRIBUTING DIGITAL DATA
CURRENT BUILD-UP IN AVALANCHE TRANSISTORS WITH RESISTANCE
LOADS
AN ITERATION PROCEDURE FOR PARAMETRIC MODEL BUILDING AND BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS
DESIGN OF A BASIC COMPUTER BUILDING BLOCK
APPLICATION OF THE NCR 304 DATA
PROCESSOR TO THE SYNTHESIS OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER BUILDING BLOCK
GENERALIZED TREE CIRCUIT, THE BASIC BUILDING BLOCK OF AN EXTENDED DECOMPOSITION THEORY
NCR 315 CURRENT MODE DIODE LOGIC BUILDING BLOCKS
FOR DESIGNING SUBOPTI~UM PACKAGES OF ELECTRONIC BUILDING BLOCKS
A QUASI-SIMPLEX METHOD
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATIVE ABSTRACTING ON BUILDING, AN APPRAISAL
THE CALCULATION OF FLUCTUATING HEAT FLOW IN BUILDINGS
THE RE
LIABILITY OF RECURSIVE TRIANGULAR SWITCHING NETWORKS BUILT OF RECTIFIER GATES
THE ADVANTAGES OF BUILT-IN CHECKING
A BUILT-IN TABLE LOOKUP ARITHMETIC UNIT
CHARACTERISTICS OF BULK AND THIN FILM SUPERCDNDUCTING ALLOYS
COBOL INFORMATION BULLETIN NO. 1
OPERATION OF IBM TECHNICAL COMPUTING BUREAU
DPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH COBOL IN A SERVICE BUREAU
NIC DATA PROCESSING EQUIPMENT
REQUIREMENTS OF THE BUREAU OF OLD-AGE AND SURVIVORS INSURANCE FOR ELECTRO
INTERIM REPORT ON BUREAU OF SHIPS COBOL EVALUATION PROGRAM
STUDIES AND OTHER DEVELOPMENTS AT THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS
"EMORY
OPERATION OF THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS COMPUTATION LABORATORY I SEAC 1
THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANCARDS EASTERN AUTOMATIC COMPUTER ISEACI
NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS PERFORMANCE TESTS
FEATURES OF A MAGNETIC DRUM MEMORY FOR THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANOARDS WESTERN AUTOMATIC COMPUTER ISWACI
THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS' METHOD OF SYNTACTIC INTEGRATION
NOTES ON DATA PROCESSING IN THE CENTRAL BUREAU OF STATISTICS OF NORWAY
DATA PROCESSING SERVICE BUREAUX AS AN AID TO MANAGEMENT
POINTING
THE WAY FOR THE SMALLER USER, SURVEY OF THE COMPUTER BUREAUX SERVIC E
THE BURROUGHS BUSINESS PROCESSING SYSTEM
AN ENGINEERING DESCRIPTION OF THE BURROUGHS DISK FILE
THE BURROUGHS ELECTROGRAPHIC PRINTER-PLOTTER
BURROUGHS EQUIPMENT OFFERING IN AUSTRALIA
OPTICAL CALCULATIONS USING THE BURROUGHS EIOI
CALCULATION
OF ELECTRIC MOTOR SPEED-TORQUE CURVES ON THE BURROUGHS El 0 1
APPLICATION OF THE BURROUGHS EIOI COMPUTER
BURROUGHS G-101 HIGH SPEED PRINTER
THE BURROUGHS LABORATORY COMPUTER
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING ON THE BURROUGHS LABORATORY COMPUTER
BURROUGHS TRUTH FUNCTION EVALUATOR
THE BURROUGHS 220
A QUEUE NET~ORK SIMULATOR FOR THE IBM 650 AND BURROUGHS 220
THE BURROUGHS 220 HIGH-SPEED PRINTER SYSTEM
SOME OBSERVATIONS ON ALGOL IN USE IBURROUGHS 2201
SOME NEW CLASSES OF CYCLIC CODES USED FOR BURST-ERROR CORRECTION
A NOTE ON EXTENDING CERTAIN CODES TO CORRECT ERROR BURSTS IN LONGER MESSAGES
ERROR CORRECTING CODES FOR CORRECTING BURSTS OF ERRORS
MATHEMATICS IN BUSINESS
PROBLEMS IN INSTALLING DATA PROCESSING EQUIPMENT IN BUSINESS
A
CRITICAL EVALUATION OF ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING IN BUSINESS
TYPE 702, Ah ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING MACHINE FOR BUSINESS
THE IBM
SOME LEGAL
IMPLICATIONS OF THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN THE BANKING BUSINESS
DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEMS IN THE LIFE INSURANCE BUSINESS
USE OF ELECTRONIC
NGUAGE LEADING TO THE POPULARIZATION OF COMPUTERS IN BUSINESS IFRENCHI
IMENTS OF A CONVENIENT GENERAL LA
SOME
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN RESEARCH AND TEACHING IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
BUSINESS AND ACCOUNTANCY DATA PROCESSING
THE APPLICATION OF CALCULATING MACHINES TD BUSINESS AND COMMERCE
THE APPLICATION OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS TO BUSINESS AND COMMERCE
PRESENT ANe PROJECTED COMPUTER MANPOWER NEEDS IN BUSINESS AND INOUSTRY
DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING IN BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS OF THE FEDERA
DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING IN BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS OF THE FEDERA
DEVELOP~ENT AND USE OF AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING IN BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS OF THE FEDERA
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES FOR BUSINESS AND SCIENCE
A BUSINESS APPLICATION OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER
DRUM DATA-PReCESSING MACHINE
ANALYSIS OF BUSINESS APPLICATION PROBLEMS ON IBM 650 MAGNETIC
COMPUTERS IN BASIC BUSINESS APPlI CATIONS
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING FOR BUSINESS APPLI CA nONS
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING AND BUSINESS APPL I CA TI ONS
GENERAL-PURPOSE PROGRAMMING FOR BUSINESS APPLI CA TI ONS
AUTOMATIC CODING FOR BUSINESS APPLI CA TlONS
THE USE CF PEGASUS AUTOCOOE IN SOME EXPERIMENTAL BUSINESS APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTERS
BUSINESS APPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
COMPUTERS
BUSINESS APPLICATIONS ON INTERMEOIATE DATA PROCESSING
SMALL BUSINESS APPLICATIONS USING A UNIVAC COMPUTING CENTER
COBOL AND CO~MERCIAL TRANSLATOR
FACT, A BUSINESS COMPILER, DESCRIPTION AND COMPARISON WITH
A SMALL, LOW-COST BUSINESS COMPUTER
THE FIRST YEAR WITH A BUSINESS COMPUTER
A SMALL BUSINESS COMPUTER AT WORK
EXPERIENCE WITH ORGANIZATIONAL PROBLEMS IN A BUSINESS COMPUTER INSTALLATION
A
REVIEW OF THE ELECTRONIC COMPUTER EXHIBITION AND THE BUSINESS COMPUTER SYMPOSIUM
THE AUTOMATIC HANDLING OF BUSINESS DATA
SEAL, A LANGUAGE FOR BUSINESS OATA PROCESSING
FCRTRAN FOR BUSINESS DATA PROCESSING
BUSINESS DATA PROCESSING, A CASE STUDY
BUSINESS DATA PROCESSING, A REVIEW
CURRENT
DEVELOP~ENTS IN COMMON-LANGUAGE PROGRAMMING FOR BUS I NE SS DATA SYSTEMS
TRENDS IN ELECTRONIC BUSINESS DATA SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT
AN OPTIMIZATION CONCEPT FOR BUSINESS DATA-PROCESSING EQUIPMENT
AUTOMATIC INPUT FOR BUSINESS DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEMS
A RELIABLE CHARACTER S
ENSING SYSTE~ FOR DOCUMENTS PREPAREO ON CONVENTIONAL BUSI"IESS DEVICES
JOTTINGS ON THE 1963 BUSINESS EFfiCIENCY EXHIBITION
SMALL BUSINESS EXECUTIVE DECISION SIMULATION
105

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

BOO - BUS
IBMJ623 329
JACM633 301
AUS 60 A8.1
WCR 574 267
JACM592 145
JACM601
1
EJCC52
22
PACM58
19
EJCC57 136
PACM56
37
PGEC604 456
WJCC61 519
WJCC57 110
NCR 594 204
JACM634 562
NCR 624
4
CAS 59 100
ICSI5B1 491
AUS 63 C.24
RTCS62 129
EJCC53
99
WJCC60 239
ONR 60 249
CACM636 305
ONR 53
10
TCJ5623 157
WJCC53
74
CACM625 256
ADC 53 217
ONR 53
1
EJCC51
84
EJCC53
58
PECS52
2
NSMT60
39
ICC 622 108
AUS 60 A5.1
EDPS61 465
AUS 513 313
FJCC63 341
EJCC56
73
AUS 60015.3
CAS 56 119
LSU 55 135
EJCC54
50
NCR 564 94
EJCC51
22
ONR 54
99
JACM572 169
LSU 58 165
CACM590 20
WJCC59 212
CAS 60 154
I BMJ632 102
I BMJ632 151
I BMJ603 329
TCJ15Bl 22
TCB4601
3
LSU 56 144
JACM544 149
CACM63D 713
11
EJCC53
ROME62 549
HARV61 265
AUS 573 303
MANC51
30
FTT 53 246
CTPC54
4
CACM594 22
CACM595 17
CACM599 34
TCB6622 47
TCJ2593 103
19
EJCC54
EJCC55
12
CAS 57
45
ARAP591 189
AIC 601
1
TCJ3603 144
TCJ4611 30
I EE;S56
84
LSU 55 201
PACM56
11
ARAP612 231
EJCC57 187
TCJ1581 29
TCJ5621
1
RMCS60
7
TCB2595 71
WJCC54
75
ROME62 565
CACM627 412
WJCC54
80
IFIP62
35
CAS 59
59
WJCC54
16
WJCCS,)
43
EJCC56
69
WCR 574 111
TCB7633 S3
PACM62
58
105

BUS - CAR

TITLE WORD INDEX

BUB - CAL

SJCC6Z
33
A SIMULATION OF A BUSINESS FIRM
CRYSTAL BALLS OR MAGN CAN 58
15
ETIC CORES, THE APPLICATION OF COMPUTERS TO CANADIAN BUSINESS FORECASTING
TCJ1582 59
STATISTICAL FOUNDATIONS FOR BUSINESS FORECASTS
BUSINESS FORMS, THEIR IMPACT, CONTROL AND FUNCTIDN IN AUS 60A12.3
DATA PROCESSING
PACM61 lOBI
INTOP, AN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS GAME
CAN 60 332
DEVELOPMENT
THE BUSINESS GAME, THE NEW DIMENSION IN MANAGEMENT
I BMJ584 314
A BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE SYSTEM
TCB5613 121
BUSINESS LANGUAGES AND ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS
WJCC55
34
DATA COLLECTION AS A BY-PRODUCT OF NORMAL BUSINESS MACHINE OPERATION
IBMJ574 363
RADIO-INTERFERENCE CONTROL AS APPLIED TO BUSINESS MACHINES
TCB6622 57
A BUSINESS MANAGEMENT GAME
AUS 573 313
THE BURROUGHS BUSINESS PROCESSING SYSTEM
WJCC54
9
WILL ELECTRONIC PRINCIPLES MAKE POSSIBLE A BUSINESS REVOLUTION
CABS62 556
BUSINESS SIMULATION
WJCC57
81
RELIABILITY IN BUSINESS SYSTEMS
HACC59
7
OESIGN OF BUSINESS SYSTEMS
CAN 60 257
PROGRAMMING FOR BUSINESS SYSTEMS
IFJP62
83
PANEL ON BUSINESS SYSTEMS
PACM56
9
ON THE DESIGN OF BUSINESS SYSTEMS FOR COMPUTERS
SYMPOSIUM TCJ2593 107
ON THE SELECTION AND TRAINING OF PROGRAMMERS 1, A BUSINESS USER'S APPROACH
AUS 63 A.17
SPEEDING THE NATION'S BUSINESS, CASE STUDY
CAN 60 311
COMPUTERS IN SMALL AND MEDIUM BUSINESSES
CAS 61
16
BUWEPS PERT-MILESTONE SYSTEM, A TOOL FOR PROGRAM
MANAGEMENT
A MODERN APPROACH TO THE PROBLEMS OF BUYING AND SELLING
AUS 63 A.2
PRODUCTION CONTROL BY BUYING COMPUTER TIME
BCS 5B 366
CAN 5B 184
COMPUTER INPUT. A BY-PRDDUCT OF FORM WRITING
DATA COLLECTION AS A BY-PRODUCT OF NORMAL BUSINESS MACHINE OPERATION
WJCC55
34
THE WORD 'BY' HAS BEEN PREVENTED FROM INDEXING
PGEC CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS
PGEC553 BB
FJCC63 229
AN INTERRUPT CONTROL FOR THE B5000 DATA PROCESSOR SYSTEM
HIGHLIGHTS OF DATA PROCESSING IN THE C.N.R.
CAN 60 265
ROME62 163
FROM FLEC TO C.P.A.S. (FRENCH)
CAN 58
6
THE COMPUTER IN CANADIAN RAILROADING, C.P.R. SYSTEM-WIDE DATA PROCESSING
AUS 51
42
OIGITAL CALCULATING MACHINES USED BY C.S.I.R.O.
THE C.S.I.R.O. DIFFERENTIAL ANALYSER
AUS 51
18
AUS 51
81
PROGRAMMING FOR THE C.S.I.R.D. DIGITAL MACHINE
REAL-TIME DATA PROCESSING FOR CAA AIR-TRAFFIC CONTROL
EJCC51 169
PACM58
5B
S.E.A. GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTERS CAB
ONR 52
13
THE CADAC
18MJ621 24
NUCLEAR SPIN RELAXATION IN SUPERCONDUCTING CADMIUM
PACM56
2
RULES FOR REOUCING CALCULATE TIME AND CONSERVATION OF STORAGE SPACE
CALCULATED WAVEFORMS FOR THE TUNNEL DIODE LOCKED-PAIR EJCC60 233
CIRCUIT
CALCULATED WAVEFORMS FOR TUNNEL DIODE LOCKED PAIR
P IRE611 146
TCJ3614 262
COMPUTER
A COMPARISON OF SOME METHODS OF CALCULATING COVARIANCE FUNCTIONS ON AN ELECTRONIC
CALCULATING EIGENVALUES OF VERY LARGE SYMMETRIC
AUS 60B'9.1
MATRICES
CACM585
5
A SUBROUTINE METHOD FOR CALCULATING LOGARITHMS
MANC51
16
THE BEST WAY TO DESIGN AN AUTOMATIC CALCULATING MACHINE
THE COMPUTATION MANC51
35
OF FOURIER SYNTHESES WITH A DIGITAL ELECTRONIC CALCULATING MACHINE
FTT 53 130
CALCULATING MACHINE DEVELOPMENT AT CAMBRIDGE
U.S.S.R.
THE HIGH-SPEED ELECTRONIC CALCULATING MACHINE OF THE ACAOEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE JACM563 129
HARV41
91
THE ORGANIZATION OF LARGE-SCALE CALCULATING MACHINERY
HARV41 248
INPUT AND OUTPUT DEVICES FOR ELECTRONIC DIGITAL CALCULATING MACHINERY
APPLICATION
HARV41
213
OF PRINTING TELEGRAPH TECHNIQUES TO LARGE-SCALE CALCULATING MACHINERY
CAMBit9 134
BIBLIOGRAPHY ON AUTOMATIC DIGITAL CALCULATING MACHINES
AUS 51
10
INTRODUCTION TO AUTOMATIC CALCULATING MACHINES
AUS 51
29
AUTOMATIC DIGITAL CALCULATING MACHINES
PROGRAMMING FOR HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL CALCULATING MACHINES
FTT 53 101
OF ERRORS IN PROCESSES OF INTEGRATION ON HIGH-SPEED CALCULATING MACHINES
ON THE ACCUMULATION HARV41 116
AUS 51
93
AUTOMATIC CALCULATING MACHINES AND NUMERICAL METHODS
FTT 53 170
COMPUTATION LABORATORY
CALCULATING MACHINES AT THE BIRKBECK COLLEGE
RADIATION
THE USE OF CALCULATING MACHINES IN THE THEORY OF PRIMARY COSMIC HARV49 244
MANCSI
30
THE APPLICATION OF CALCULATING MACHINES TO BuSINESS AND COMMERCE
AUS 51
42
DIGITAL CALCULATING MACHINES USED BY C.S.I.R.O.
AN ANALYSIS BY ARITHMETICAL METHODS OF A CALCULATING NETWORK WITH FEEDBACK
PACM52T 61
LOOP MEASUREIOENTS
CALCULATING OPEN LOOP TRANSFER FUNCTIONS FROM CLOSED JACM583 289
ECIP55
12
ARITMA CALCULATING PUNCH
REAL SY~METRIC MATRIX
THE METHOD OF LANClOS FOR CALCULATING THE CHARACTERISTIC ROOTS ANO VECTORS OF A IEES56 114
WJCI:56
77
USING A VARIABLE-WORO-LENGTH COMPUTER FOR SCIENTIFIC CALCULA TI ON
SORTING BY ADDRESS CAlCULATION
JACM563 169
ARAP612
1
THE USE OF THE GENIE SYSTEM IN NUMERICAL CALCULATION
A GENERALllED CACM613 141
TECHNIQUE FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION AND NUMERICAL CALCULATION
IFIP62 126
FOR ELLIPTIC BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS
AUTOMATIC CALC ULA TI ON AND PROGRAMMING OF DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS
CRITICAL CLASSIFICATION FACTOR CALCULATION FOR CRANE GEARCASES
CAN 62 189
PACM5'!
66
RECURRENCE TECHNIQUES FOR THE CALCULATION OF BESSEL FUNCTIONS
HYPOTHESIS
ANALOGUE CALCULATION OF CHI SQUARED FOR THE TESTING OF
BIT 614 224
II:IP5'!
93
PRI
LOGARITH~IC PROGRAMS, THEIR APPLICATION TO THE CALCULA TI ON OF CONVEX AND, MORE SPECIFICALLY, LINEAR
CALCULATION OF DRIVERS FOR DIODE OECODERS (DANISH)
BIT 613 202
OF
EASTER
CACM624
209
THE CALCULATION
THE CALCULA TI ON OF EIGENVECTORS BY THE METHOD OF LANClOS TCJ1583 148
THE BURROUGHS EI0l
CALCULA TI ON OF ELECTRIC MOTOR SPEED-TORQUE CURVES ON LSU 55 135
AUS 63 C.24
THE CALCULATION OF FLUCTUATING HEAT FLOW IN BUILDINGS
STRUCTURES
CALCULA TI ON OF FLUX PATTERNS IN FERRITE MULTIPATH
NCR 584 263
JACM544 110
CALCULA TI ON OF GENERALIlED HYPERGEOMETRIC SERIES
I:ACM600 !>42
A NOTE ON THE CALCULA TlON OF INTEREST
QUICK CALCULATION OF JACOBIAN ELLIPTIC FUNCTIONS
CACM621 399
CACM629 487
CORRIGENDUM TO 'QUICK CALCULATION OF JACOBIAN ELLIPTIC FUNCTIONS'
FORCE CONSTA~TS
THE CALCULATION OF MOLECULAR VIBRATIONAL FREQUENCIES AND AUS 63 8.16
MACHINE CALCULA TlON OF MOMENTS OF A ~ROBABILITY DISTRIBUTION CACM61D 553
CACM613 143
COMPARISON OF ITERATIVE METHODS FOR THE CALCULA TlON OF NTH ROOTS
PARAMETRIC DEVICES
AUS 60B'5.1
CALCULATION OF PERFORMANCE CURVES FOR INDUCTIVE
PACM52T 118
ANALOGUE CALCULATION OF POLYNOMIALS AND THEIR ZEROS
TCJ5621 16
THE CALCULATION OF POWER SPECTRA
PACM61 SAl
ON FUNC TI ONAL ITERATICN AND THE CALCULATION OF ROOTS
NUMERICAL CALCULATION OF SHOCK WAVES
IFIP62 141
CORE THERMAL DESIGN
AUS 60 B8.3
PRELIMINARY CALCULATION OF SOME PARAMETERS IN NUCLEAR REACTOR
MISING ERROR IN AN ON-OFF CONTROL SYSTEM
A CALCULA TI ON OF SWITCHING FUNCTIONS AS A MEANS OF MINI AUS 60B'2.1
REAL SYM~ETRIC MATI
AN ITERATIVE PROCEOURE FOR THE CALCULA TI ON OF THE EIGENVALUES AND EIGENVECTORS OF A JACM563 223
MATRICES
TCJ15ij2 90
THE CALCULATION OF THE EIGENVECTORS OF COOl AGONAL
S PRODUCED BY THE GIVENS AND LANClOS PROCESSES
THE CALCULA Tl ON OF THE EIGENVECTORS OF CODIAGONAL MATRICE AUS 571 112
S
APPLICATION OF IBM EDP METHODS TO THE CALCULA TlON OF THE FORMATION CONSTANTS OF COMPLEX ION CACM63N 694
106

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

106

CAL - CAS

TITLE WORO INOEX

COMPUTER TIME FOR ADDRESS CALCULATION SORTING
PROGRAMMING FOR A MACHINE WITH AN EXTENDED ADDRESS CALCULATIONAL MECHANISM
MACHINES IN GOVERNMENT CALCULATIONS
USE OF COMPUTERS IN STATISTICAL CALCUlATIONS
SELF-CONSISTENT FIELD CALCULATIONS
ORGANIZATION OF LARGE-SCALE MATRIX CALCULATIONS
SOME COMPUTER APPLICATIONS TO SHIP DESIGN CALCULATIONS
USE OF AN ANALOG COMPUTER FOR ROOM AIR-CONDITIONING CALCULATIONS
STRUCTURAL STRESS CALCULATIONS
SYMPOSIUM ON STABILITY OF NUMERICAL CALCULATIONS
ON THE REDUCTION OF ERROR IN CERTAIN ANALOG COMPUTER CALCULATIONS BY THE USE OF CONSTRAINT EQUATIONS
STATISTICAL CALCULATIONS IN PRODUCT-DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH
MONTE CARLO CALCULATIONS IN STATISTICAL MECHANICS
PLASMA MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMIC CALCULATIONS IN 1 AND 2 DIMENSIONS
STARTING APPROXIMATIONS FOR THE ITERATIVE CALCULATIONS OF SQUARE ROO TS
SLIDER BEARINGS
ANAlYSIS AND NUMERICAL CALCULATIONS OF THE DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR OF PLANE PIVOTED
MONTE CARLO CALCULATIONS OF THE MULTIPLE SCATTERING OF MUONS
COMPUTER CALCULATIONS ON THE INITIATION OF HIGH EXPLOSIVE
ALGEBRAIC FUNCTION CALCULATIONS USING POTENTIAL ANALOG PAIRS
OPTICAL CALCULATIONS USING THE BURROUGHS EI01
THE AUTOMATIC SEQUENCE CONTROLLED CALCULATOR
MARK I CALCULATOR
MARK II CALCULATOR
THE PREPARATION OF PROBLEMS FOR THE MARK I CALCULATOR
R.A.E. SEQUENCE CONTROLLED CALCULATOR
THE MARK III CALCULATOR
IBM CARD-PROGRAMMED CALCULATOR
THE LOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF THE NEW IBM SCIENTIFIC CALCULATOR
THE LOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF THE NEW IBM SCIENTIFIC CALCULATOR
INPUT SCALING AND OUTPUT SCALING FOR A 8INARY CALCULATOR
THE APEXC, A LOW-COST ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR
THE ROYAL AIRCRAFT ESTA8LISHMENT SEQUENCE-CONTROLLED CALCULATOR
THE GENERATICN OF PSEUDO-RANDOM NUM8ERS ON A DECIMAL CALCULATOR
THE ACOUSTIC-DELAY-LINE ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR
INFORMATION SEARCHING WITH THE 701 CALCULATOR
A PROGRA~MEO BINARY COUNTER FOR THE IBM TYPE 650 CALCULATOR
AN ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR FOR PUNCHED-CARD ACCOUNTANCY
ACH TO THE USE OF THE IBM CARO-PROGRAMMEO ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR IN THE SOLUTION OF ENGINEERING PROBLEMS
THE OPERATION ANO LOGIC OF THE MARK III ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR IN VIEW OF OPERATING EXPERIENCE
TAL-COMPUTER ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS
A SIMPLE OESK-CALCULATOR METHOO FOR CHECKING BINARY RESULTS OF DIGI
THE IBM MAGNETIC DRUM CALCULATOR TYPE 650
liONS
THE IBM MAGNETIC DRUM CALCULATOR TYPE 650, ENGINEERING AND DESIGN CONSIDERA
THE MONROBOT ELECTRONIC CALCULATORS
APPLICATIONS OF AUTOMATIC CODING TO SMALL CALCULATORS
THE USE OF OESK CALCULATORS
INCOMPRESSIBLE FLOW NETWORK CALCULATORS
FUNCTION ALGEBRA AND PROPOSITIONAL CALCULUS
A SE~I-DECISIDN PROCEDURE FOR THE FUNCTIONAL CALCULUS
SOLVES SYMBOLIC INTEGRATION PROBLEMS IN FRESHMAN CALCULUS
A HEURISTIC PROGRAM THAT
SOLVES SYMBOLIC INTEGRATION PROBLEMS IN FRESHMAN CALCULUS
A HEURISTIC PROGRAM THAT
THEOREMS DERIVAeLE WITHIN THE FIRST ORDER PREDICATE CALCULUS
ITHE PRODUCTION FROM AXIOM, OF PROOFS FOR
-SPEEO DIGITAL MULTIPLIER
THE USE OF INOEX CALCULUS ANO MERSENNE PRIMES FOR THE DESIGN OF A HIGH
MT RESEARCH AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
T~ERMOOVNAMIC CONSISTENCY OF MAGNETIC AND CALORIMETRIC MEASUREMENTS ON SUPERCONOUCTORS
BALLISTIC CAM DESIGN
CALCULATING MACHINE DEVELOPMENT AT CAMBRIDGE
CAN COMPUTERS HELP SOLVE SOCIETY'S PROBLEMS
CAN MACHINES THINK
EXPERIENCE OF THE DEFENCE RESEARCH BOARD OF CANADA IN MAIL ORDER COMPUTER SERVICE
OR MAGNETIC CORES, THE APPLICATION OF COMPUTERS TO CANADIAN BUSINESS FORECASTING
CRYSTAL BALLS
COMPUTER USES AT LAMP DEPARTMENT, CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC
DATA PROCESSING AT THE CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS
PROCESSING
THE COMPUTER IN CANADIAN RAILROADING, C.P.R. SYSTEM-WIOE DATA
THE CANADIAN SCENE IN COMPUTING ANO DATA PROCESSING
COMPUTER EDUCATION IN CANADIAN UNIVERSITIES
CANONICAL ANALYSIS
A FUNCTIONAL CANONICAL FORM
MULTIFUNCTIONAL CIRCUITS IN FUNCTIONAL CANONICAL FORM
IFFERENTIAL PROBLEMI
THE CASE FOR REVERSION TO THE CANONICAL FORM IN THE SOLUTION OF INITIAL CONDITION 0
THE MOBIL COMPUTER LABORATORY, UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY
RGE DEFLEXION EQUATIONS IN THE CASE OF A RECTANGULAR CANTILEVER PLATE
ICAL SOLUTION OF THE VON KARMAN LA
ON THE INFLUENCE OF VERY LARGE MEMORY DESIGNS AND CAPABILITIES ON INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
SYMPOSIUM
COMPUTER
CAPABILITIES, COST, ANO SAVINGS OF AN AUTOMATIC
TOWARD A GENERAL SIMULATION CAPABILITV
EXTENDING MANAGEMENT CAPABILITY BY ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS
AMS SI~ULTANEOUSLY
A UNIVERSAL COMPUTER CAPA8LE OF EXECUTING AN ARBITRARY NUMBER OF SUB-PROGR
A COMPILER CAPABLE OF LEARNING
A VAPOR-GROWN VARIABLE CAPACITANCE OIODE
CAPACITANCE TYPE FIXED MEMORY
FOR RANDOM-ACCESS STORAGE WITH MULTIPLE BUCKET CAPACITIES
ADDRESSING
SEMIPERMANENT STORAGE BY CAPACITIVE COUPLING
TAIN ERRORS IN ELECTRONIC OIF.FERENTIAL ANALYZERS II, CAPACITOR DIELECTRIC ABSORPTION
AN ANALYSIS OF CER
AN EXPERIMENTAL RAPID ACCESS MEMORY USING OIOOES AND CAPACITORS
SCANNERS FOR FERROELECTRIC MEMORY CAPACITORS
RELIABILITY OF ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITORS IN COMPUTERS
CHANGEABLE PERMANENT-MAGNET-TWISTOR MEMORY OF LARGE CAPACITY
A CARDA LARGE CAPACITY CRYOELECTRIC MEMORY WITH CAVITY SENSING
OESIGN AND OPERATION OF A HIGH SPEEO INCREASED CAPACITY MAGNETIC DRUM
AN UPPER BOUNO ON THE INFORMATIONAL CAPACITY OF A SYNAPSE
ECONOMIC COI';SIOERATI
A MEMORY OF 3l't MILLION BITS CAPACITY WITH FAST AND DIRECT ACCESS, ITS SYSTEMS AND
(THAT OF ECCNOMICAL PLANNING PERIOD FOR ENGINEERING CAPITAL WORKS)
IEM OF THE OPERATIONS RESEARCH TYPE,
SINGLE CAPSTAN TAPE MEMORY
COMPUTER FINDS A RAILROAD CAR
CONTROL GEAR SIMULATION FOR AN AUTOMATIC CAR PARK
AN ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR FOR PUNCHED-CARD ACCOUNTANCY
A CARD CHANGEABLE NONDESTRUCTIVE READOUT TWISTOR STORE
LARGE-CAPACITY CARD CHANGEABLE PERMANENT MAGNET TWISTOR MEMORY
A PROPOSAL FOR A GENERALIZED CARD CODE FOR 256 CHARACTERS
CCM"ENTS ON 'A PROPOSAL FOR A GENERALIZED CARD CODE FOR 256 CHARACTERS'
SURVEY OF PUNCHED CARD CODES
107

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

BUS - CAR
JACM604 389
CACM596 32
FTT 53 234
LSU 57
67
CAN 58 298
CAN 58 360
CAN 60 138
CAN 60 175
EDPS61 4B3
IFIP62 207
WJCC60 173
CAS 57
56
WJCC59 261
TCB663-\ 126
TCJ6633 274
I BMJ63-\ 30)
AUS 571 116
TCJ6631 39
P IRE611 276
CAS 56 119
MSEE462 13
HARV47
23
HARV47
69
HARV47 208
CAMBlt9
22
HARVlt9
11
EJCC51
30
PECS52
19
PACM52P 79
PACM52T 21
AOC 53 264
FTT 53 165
JACM542 B8
I EES56 276
JACM572 131
CACM5B1 11
IEES56 22B
PECS52
9
EJCC51
50
JAtM553 205
JACM51tl 13
WJCC51t 140
ONR 52
7
EJCC54
64
CLUN55
79
CACM636 325
SOS 62 525
JACM631
1
CATH63 191
JACM634 507
ICIP59 265
JACM611 87
NSMT60 140
I BMJ621 77
CACM61N 513
F TT 53 130
WJCC59 323
PIRE530 1230
CAN 5B 370
CAN 58
15
IFIP62
51
CAN 58
67
CAN 58
6
CAN 58 287
CAN 58
23
CABS62 266
JACM592 2lt5
JACM594 538
ICIP59
33
ICC 633 174
AUS 60 B9.1
ICIP59 479
ONR 51
21
SJCC62
1
IFIP62
78
EJCC59 lOB
WJCC59 137
IBMJ603 264
LCMT61
53
JACM633 307
PGEC613 4lt6
PGEC581 17
PACM52T 133
PGEC5Bl 34
EJCC53 105
PGEC613 451
91
FJCC63
NCR 612 128
PACM52P 113
WJCC59
74
AUS 60 B2.2
FJCC63 565
tACM61B 356
TCJ4624 313
IEES56 22B
WJCC59
41
LCMT61 177
CACM599 19
CACM59N 12
CACM60D 638
107

CAR - CER

TITLE WORD INDEX

FURTHER SURVEY OF PUNCHED CARD CODES
THE COMAC, AN EFFICIENT PUNCHED CARD COLLATING SYSTEM FOR THE STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL
THE MAGNETIC LEDGER CARD COMPUTER
SSURANCE PREMIUM ACCOUNTING USING AN IBM 650 PUNCHED CARD COMPUTER ALLIED WITH NATIONAL CLASS 32 ACCOUNTIN
AUTOMATED COMPUTER CARD DESIGN
SOME AUDIT ASPECTS OF PUNCHED CARD ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
PROCESSING
A CARD FORMAT FOR REFERENCE FILES IN INFORMATION
OF DETER~INING PLATE BENDING BY USE OF A PUNCHED-CARD MACHINE
A METHOD
PROGRAMMING FOR PUNCHED CARD MACHINES
VALUE PROBLEMS OF MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS ON PUNCH CARD MACHINES
A METHOD OF SOLVING BOUNDARY
THE METAL CARD MEMORY, A NEW SEMIPERMANENT STORE
INVERSION OF MATRICES BY PUNCHED CARD METHODS (GERMANI
REGIONAL APPLICATIONS OF PUNCH CARD METHOOS TO FOREST INVENTORY
INDUSTRIAL APPLICATION OF PUNCH CARD METHODS TO FOREST INVENTORY
A TRANSISTORIZED TRANSCRIBING CARD PUNCH
CARD RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY (CRAMI, FUNCTIONS ANO USE
THE N.C.R. MAGNETIC CARD RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY
A FAST CARD READER FOR THE GIER COMPUTER
OATA PROCESSING COMPILERS FOR SMALL CARD READING COMPUTERS
PUNCHED CARD TO MAGNETIC TAPE CONVERTER FOR UNIVAC
LARGE CAPACITY
A CARD-CHANGEABLE PERMANENT-MAGNET-TWISTOR MEMORY OF
LAPLACE TRANSFORM
A GENERAL CARD-PROGRAM FOR THE EVALUATION OF THE INVERSE
IBM CARD-PROGRAMMEO CALCULATOR
OF ENGINEERINGI
AN APPROACH TO THE USE OF THE IBM CARD-PROGRAMMEO ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR IN THE SOLUTION
MAGNETIC CORE LOGIC IN A HIGH SPEED CARD-TO-TAPE CONVERTER
THE CARDATRON AND THE DATAFILE IN THE OATATRON SYSTEM
THE CARDATRON AND THE DATAFILE IN THE DATATRON SYSTEM
A DATA CO~MUNICATIONS ANO PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR CARDIAC ANALYSIS·
COMMENT ON CARDIFF
AUTOMATIC SCANNING OF CARDIOVASCULAR DATA UTILIZING FOSDIC
CONVERTERS FOR TELETYPE TAPE TO IBM CARDS
SCCIAL SERVICES BENEFITS, PAYMENTS BY PUNCHED CARDS
STRAIN-GAGE AND THERMOCOUPLE RECORDING ON PUNCHED CARDS
AUTOMATIC
SORTING CARDS WITH RESPECT TO A MODULUS
FOR SI~PlIFYING SWITCHING CIRCUITS USING 'DONT CARE' CONDITIONS
SOME METHODS
ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSI
SOURCES OF INFORMATION ON CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN MATHEMATICS, PROGRAMMING AND
CONDITIONAL MONTE CARLO
A MONTE-CARLO APPROACH TO THE SOLUTION OF SCHEDULING PROBLEMS
MONTE CARLO CALCULATIONS IN STATISTICAL MECHANICS
MUONS
MONTE CARLO CALCULATIONS OF THE MULTIPLE SCATTERING OF
MONTE CARLO COMPUTATIONS IN NORMAL CORRELATION PROBLEMS
A METHOC FOR INCREASING THE EFFICIENCY OF MONTE CARLO INTEGRATION
ON THE MONTE CARLO METHOD
OF SYSTEMS CF LINEAR ALGEBRAIC EQUATIONS BY A MONTE CARLO METHOD
THE SOLUTION
INTEGRALS
AN APPLICATION OF THE MONTE CARLO METHOD TO THE EVALUATION OF SOME MOLECULAR
MONTE CARLO METHODS
OF ANTIAIRCRAFT SYSTEMS BY SIMULATION WITH A MONTE CARLO MODEL
STUDY
PROGRAMMING A MONTE CARLO PROBLEM
QUENTIAL ESTIMATION TO COMPUTER SIMULATION AND MONTE CARLO PROCEDURES
THE APPLICATION OF SE
A MONTE CARLO SIMULATION OF A PRODUCTION PLANNING PROBLEM
MNTECCDE, AN INTERPRETIVE PROGRAM FOR MONTE CARLO SIMULATIONS
THE DIFFERENCE ANALOGUE OF AN ELLIPTIC PARTI
MONTE CARLO SOLUTIONS OF BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS INVOLVING
SOME AIRLINE APPLICATIONS OF MONTE-CARLO SYSTEM SIMULATIONS
TO THE MAGNETIC TAPE STORAGE UNIT, FACIT ECM 64 (THE CAROUSEL MEMDRYI
APPLICATIONS
A GENERALIZATION OF A THEOREM OF CARR ON ERROR BOUNDS FOR RUNGE-KUTTA PROCEDURES
DESCRIPTION OF A COMPUTATION CARRIEO OUT FOR FAO (FRENCHI
EXPERIMENT ON THE MACHINE TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES CARRIED OUT ON THE BESM
AN
HIGH-SPEED CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES UTILIZING MINORITY CARRIER STORAGE TO ENHANCE TRANSIENT RESPONSE
AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG MULTIPLIER USING CARRIERS
FAST CARRY LOGIC FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
ELIMINATION OF CARRY PROPAGATION IN OIGITAL COMPUTERS
THE DETERMINATION OF CARRY PROPAGATION LENGTH FOR BINARY ADDITION
CORRECTION TO THE DETERMINATION OF CARRY PROPAGATION LENGTH FOR BINARY AODITION
AN ANALYSIS OF CARRY TRANSMISSION IN COMPUTER ADDITION
THE CARRY-DEPENDENT SUM ADDER
SKIP TECHNIQUES FOR HIGH-SPEED CARRY-PROPAGATION IN BINARY ARITHMETIC UNITS
CARRY-SELECT ADOER
ATE FORM SUITABLE FOR RADAR TARGETI
CONVERSION OF CARTESIAN CO-OROINATE INFORMATION INTO POLAR CO-ORO IN
THE CASCADE DECOMPOSITION OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
CASCADED BINARY COUNTERS WITH FEEDBACK
CASCADED FINITE-STATE MACHINES
SMeOTHING AND PREDICTION OF TIME SERIES BY CASCAOED SIMPLE AVERAGES
CEllS
CASCADEO SWITCHING NETWORKS OF TWD-INPUT FLEXIBLE
COMPUTER
CASCADED VARIABLE CYCLE CONTROL AS APPLIED TO THE 220
ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS, EXPONENTIAL OISTRIBUTION CASE
MEAN LIFE OF PARALLEL
WORST CASE DESIGN OF VARIABLE-THRESHOLD TRL CIRCUITS
SELECTING A TECHNICAL COMPUTER, THE CASE FOR A SMALL MACHINE
THE CASE FOR COMBINEO ANALOG-DIGITAL SIMULATION
THE CASE FOR CRYOTRONICS
THE CASE FOR DYNAMIC STORAGE ALLOCATION
ION OF INITIAL CONDITION DIFFERENTIAL PROBLEMI
THE CASE FOR REVERSION TO THE CANONICAL FORM IN THE SOLUT
CONDUCTING A FEASIBILITY STUOY, A CASE HISTORY
UNIVAC-LARC HIGH-SPEEO CIRCUITRY, CASE HISTORY
PRODUCTION SCHEOULING, A CASE HISTORY
CODING CF MEDICAL CASE HISTORY OATA FOR COMPUTER ANALYSIS
GRAPH
ON THE EXCEPTIONAL CASE IN A CHARACTERIZATION OF THE ARCS OF A COMPLETE
N OF THE VON KARMAN LARGE DEFLEXION EQUATIONS IN THE CASE OF A RECTANGULAR CANTILEVER PLATE
ICAL SOLUTIO
A CASE OF NUMERICAL OIVERGENCE
A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR A SOLVABLE CASE OF THE DECISION PROBLEM
BUSINESS OATA PROCESSING, A CASE STUDY
THE SNCWY MOUNTAINS AUTHORITY STORES SYSTEM, A CASE STUDY
SPEEDING THE NATION'S BUSINESS, CASE STUOY
AUTOMATIC CCMPILATION OF TECHNICAL DATA TABLES, A CASE STUDY
THE
OF THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF A CONTROL COMPUTER, A CASE STUDY
SOME ASPECTS
A CASE STUDY IN COMMERCIAL ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
MPIRICAL EXPLORATIONS OF THE LOGIC THEORY MACHINE, A CASE STUOY IN HEURISTIC
E
EXPLORATIONS WITH THE LOGIC T.HEORY MACHINE, A CASE STUDY IN HEURISTICS
EMPIRICAL
OATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM
A CASE STUDY IN THE APPLICATION OF AN EMIDEC ELECTRONIC
A CASE STUOY OF A CONVERSION
TELEFlLE, A CASE STUDY OF AN ONLINE SAVINGS BANK APPLICATION
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ICSI582 1245
WJCC58 239
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PACM6l 1384
LSU 58 119
tACM612 90
JACM543 105
AUS 51 107
JACM543 101
LCMT6l 213
ECIP55 198
LSU 56 216
LSU 56 219
EJCC56
80
EJCC61 147
lCMT6l 149
BIT 631 44
PACM59
63
EJCC52
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PGEC613 451
JACM551 18
EJCC51
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PECS52
PGEC592 169
LSU 57 198
NEWC57
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FJCC62 280
TCB6623 73
CAS 62
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EJCC52
AUS 60 A2.1
JACM541 36
JACM571 41
JACM614 497
CACM629 472
JACM562 73
PACM62
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WJCC59 261
AUS 571 116
JACM633 302
JACM573 329
HARV49 207
TOMM58 19B
TCJ6633 277
LSU 58 104
BIT 611 27
CAS 55
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J ACM584 343
TCJ2592 90
TCJ5622 88
JACM592 204
IFIP62
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BIT 621 16
JACM601 57
ICC 582 18
I EES56 463
WJCC58 149
PGEC571 30
PGEC554 133
I CIP59 389
PGEC601 35
PGEC602 261
PACM58
27
PGEC633 265
PGEC614 691
PGEC623 340
AUS 60 C9.3
PGEC614 587
PGEC634 361
PGEC613 366
NCR 602 47
PGEC622 136
WJCC58
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RTCS62 304
PGEC623 382
AUS 60 Bl.4
WJCC58
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FJCC62 229
CACM6I0 417
ICIP59
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CAN 58 256
PGEC613 426
AUS 63 B.8
CACM620 532
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AUS 60 B9.1
81T 612 130
JACM633 348
WJCC54
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AUS 63 A.17
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TITLE WORD INDEX

CAR - CER

CASE STUDY. ORDER PROCESSING AND PROOUCTION PLANNING HARV55 135
OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS OF THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY'S DECIMAL COMPUTER. THE CRC 102 EJCC54
40
-0
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER HIGH-SPEED MAGNETIC PRINTER
EJCC57 243
CASUALTy INSURANCE ACCOUNTING
HACC59 8-08
ONR 60 213
THIN FILM CRYOTRoN CATALOG MEMORY
A CRYOTRoN CATALOG MEMORY SYSTEM
EJCC56 115
LOGICAL CIRCUITS
A CATALOG OF THREE-VARIABLE OR-INVERT AND AND-INVERT
PGEC633 198
BETWEEN COMPLETENESS AND EFFECTIVENESS OF A SUBJECT CATALOGUE
THE RELATION ICSI581 377
CACM637 409
A CATALOGUE ENTRY RETRIEVAL SYSTEM
THE DESIGN OF DIGITAL CIRCUITS TO ELIMINATE CATASTROPHIC FAILURES
RTCS62 328
MTL 611 211
A NOTE ON CATEGORIAL GRAMMARS
CATEGORIZING AUTOMATA BY W-MACHINE PROGRAMS
JACM613 384
CATHODE RAY TUBE STORAGE
CAMB49
26
CATHODE RAY TUBE STORAGE
AoC 53 212
AN IMPROVED CATHODE RAY TUBE STORAGE SYSTEM
WJCC53 167
STORAGE SYSTEM
THE TESTING OF CATHODE RAY TUBES FOR USE IN THE WILLIAMS TYPE
PACM52T 42
A fUNCTION GENERATOR USING COLD CATHODE SELECTOR TUBES
AUS 60 C8.2
A FUNCTION GENERATOR USING COLD-CATHODE SELECTOR TUBES
PGEC611 71
CAPACITY. RANDOM-ACCESS STORES
THE CATHODE-RAY TUBE AS A COMMUTATING DEVICE IN LARGELCMT61
99
THE DESIGN AND OPERATION Of A PARALLEL-TYPE CA,THOoE-RAY-TUBE STORAGE SYSTEM
IEES56 319
ETHOO OF CENTRAL DIFFERENCES FOR THE SOLUTION OF THE CAUCHY PROBLEM FOR PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS (GE BIT 632 97
STUDY OF RESPONSES TO INTENSITY. TEMPORAL ANDI
THE CAUDAL PHOTORECEPTOR OF THE CRAYFISH. A QUANTITATIVE SJCC62 159
A LARGE CAPACITY CRYOELECTRIC MEMORY WITH CAVITY SENSING
FJCC63
91
SOLUTION OF NAVAL NUMERICAL WEATHER PROBLEMS ICoC 16041
CAS 60
91
OF THE OPERATION OF A PERSISTENT-SUPERCURRENT MEMORY CELL
AN ANALYSIS IBMJ574 304
COMPUTATIONS OF NERVE AND HEART CELL ACTIVITY
AUS 63 B.I0
EXPERIMENTS ON A THREE-CORE CELL FOR HIGH-SPEED MEMORIES
NCR 554 64
SIMULATION OF AN ASSEMBLY OF SIMPLIFIED NERVE CELL MODELS ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
FJCC63
15
THE ORGANIZATION AND REORGANIZATION OF EMBRYONIC CELLS
SOS 59 101
CASCADED SWITCHING NETWORKS OF TWD-INPUT FLEXIBLE CELLS
PGEC622 136
SWITCHING NETWORKS COMPOSED OF COMBINATIONAL CELLS
ITERATIVE PGEC622 123
STRAIGHT
HOW A RANDOM ARRAY OF CELLS CAN LEARN TO TELL WHETHER A STRAIGHT LINE IS
SOS 61 315
INTERCOMMUNICATING CELLS. BASIS FOR A OISTRIBUTEO LOGIC COMPUTER
FJCC62 130
THE CELLSCAN SYSTEM. A LEUCOCYTE PATTERN ANALYZER
WJCC61 173
DATA-RROCESSING TASKS FOR THE 1960 CENSUS
CAS 57
29
COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONS. THE IMPLICATION OF CENSUS EXPERIENCE
WJCC53
49
CENSUS EXPERIENCE OPERATING A UNIVAC SYSTEM
DNR 53
30
THE APPLICATION TCJ5634 264
OF THE ELECTRONIC COMPUTER TO THE 1961 POPULATION CENSUS OF GREAT BRITAIN
ENTS ANO PLANS FOR THE TABULATIONS OF THE 1960 WORLD CENSUS OF POPULATION AND AGRICULTURE
oEVELoPM ICC 582 22
PERFORMANCE OF THE CENSUS UNIVAC SYSTEM
EJCC51
16
LSU 55 171
PLANS FOR THE GEORGIA TECH COMPUTER CENTER
LSU 55 177
THOUGHTS ON THE ORGANIZAIION OF A COMPUTING CENTER
SMALL BUSINESS APPLICATIONS USING A UNIVAC COMPUTING CENTER
PACM56
11
J.E.I.D.A. AND ITS COMPUTER CENTER
CACM590 10
CA8S62 140
THE UNIVERSITY COMPUTING CENTER
EVOLUTION OF OoCUMENT ICSI581 731
CONTROL IN A MATERIALS DETERIORATION INFORMATION CENTER
PREPARATIONS FOR TRACKING A EJCC51
58
RTIFICIAL EARTH-SATELLITES AT THE VANGUARD COMPUTING CENTER
CACM600 519
REPORT 0". CONFERENCE OF UNIVERSITY COMPUTING CENTER OIRECTORS
CREATION OF AN INTERNATIONAL CENTER OF SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION
ICSI582 1517
FIELD OF AUTCMATIC PROGI
THE WORK OF THE COMPUTING CENTER OF THE ACAOEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE USSR IN THE HTP 58 257
ACTIVITIES OF THE COMPUTING CENTER OF THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE
ICC 622 115
CLUN55 215
THE CORNELL COMPUTING CENTER. A MINIMAL UNIVERSITY COMPUTING LABORATORY
POTENTIAL ROLES OF THE UNIVERSITY COMPUTING CENTERS
LSU 58
8
GENERAL PROBLEMS CONFRONTING COMPUTING CENTERS
ICC 6112 10
A VISIT TO COMPUTATION CENTERS IN THE SOVIET UNION
CACM596
8
WJCC56 126
THE RCA BIZMAC SYSTEM CENTRAL
NOTES ON DATA PROCESSING IN THE CENTRAL BUREAU Of STATISTICS OF NORWAY
ICC 622 108
CAS 51
1
LINE RESERVATlCNS SYSTEM
A CENTRAL COMPUTER INSTALLATION AS A PART OF AN AIRCENTRAL CONTROL OF ONE MILLION PARTS LOCATIONS
CAN 62
53
THE CENTRAL CONTROL UNIT OF THE ATLAS COMPUTER
IFIP62 657
OBLEM FOR PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EI
ON THE METHOD OF CENTRAL DIFFERENCES FOR THE SOLUTION OF THE CAUCHY PR BIT 632 97
CENTRAL EUROPEAN COMPUTERS
CACM599 14
MODELS AND THE LOCALIZATION OF FUNCTION IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
MTP 58 669
THE CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT
PCS 62 202
WOC062 214
THE I'UL TI-LI S T CENTRAL PROCESSOR
IBMJ592 126
INTERATOMIC-FORCE CONSTANTS FROM A CENTRAL-FORCE LAW
DATA TRANSMISSION. COMMUNICATION TO CENTRALISED PROCESSING SYSTEMS
AUS 63 A.1S
PROBLEMS OF CENTRALIZATION
HARV55
11
CAS 62
31
MIDWEST STOCK EXCHANGE CENTRALIZED ACCOUNTING SYSTEM
A CENTRALIZEO DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
WJCC54 172
TCJ3603 131
THE ORGANIZATION OF A UNIVERSITY COMPUTING CENTRE
TCB5611 11
THE ORGANISATION OF AN ADP CENTRE
ICC 623 163
THE NETHERLANDS AUTOMATIC INFORMATION PROCESSING CENTRE
AUS 63 A.13
CONTROL .AND ADMINISTRATION OF A DATA PROCESSING CENTRE
CONTROLS AUS 63 A.14
AND ADMINISTRATION IN RELATION TO A OATA PROCESSING CENTRE
DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM AT THE AIR FORCE MISSILE TEST CENTRE
THE INTEGRATED AUS 572 218
UTILISATION OF AN ANALOGUE-TO- IFIP62 236
DIGITAL LINKAGE SYSTEM IN A BIG SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING CENTRE
A DOLLAR AND CENTS APPROACH TO ELECTRONICS
CAS 55
15
SPATIALLY ITERATEO MEMORY ORGAN PATTERNED AFTER THE CEREBRAL CORTEX
A PACM61 2C3
OFFICE
AN APPLICATION OF THE IBM 650 EDPM TO CERTAIN ACTUARIAL PROBLEMS OF A LARGE LIFE ASSURANCE AUS 60 A3.1
NSTRAINT EQUATIONS
ON THE REDUCTION OF ERROR IN CERTAIN ANALOG COMPUTER CALCULATIONS BY THE USE OF CO WJCC60 113
SCME PROPOSALS FOR THE REALIZATION OF A CERTAIN ASSEMBLY PROGRAM
TCJ3614 220
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF CERTAIN BINARY DIVISION ALGORITHMS
PIRE611 91
NOTE ON THE SOLUTION OF A CERTAIN BOUNDARY-VALUE PROBLEM
81T 621 61
A NOTE ON EXTENDING CERTAIN CODES TO CORRECT ERROR BURSTS IN LONGER
18MJ612 1,1
MESSAGES
A STUDY OF CERTAIN COMBINATORIAL PROBLEMS THROUGH EXPERIMENTS ON LSU 55 101
COMPUTING MACHINES
A REMARKABLE QUARTIC YIELOING CERTAIN DIVISORS OF MER SENNE NUMBERS
BIT 632 122
COMPUTATIONAL ASPECTS OF CERTAIN ECONOMETRIC PROBLEMS
HARV49 348
I. BANDWIDTH LIMITATIONS
AN ANALYSIS OF CERTAIN ERRORS IN ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS
PGEC514 255
PGEC581 17
I. CAPACITOR OIELECTRIC ABSORPTION
AN ANALYSIS OF CERTAIN ERRORS IN ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS
CERTAIN
FORMAL
LANGUAGES
ROME62
65
A GENERAL PRDCESSOR FOR
A TECHNIQUE FOR THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF CERTAIN INTEGRAL EQUATIONS OF THE FIRST KIND
JACM621 84
JACM611 21
RECURSIVE COMPUTATION OF CERTAIN INTEGRALS
TCJ2593 130
MATRIX METHODS
SOLUTION OF CERTAIN LARGE SETS OF EQUATIONS ON PEGASUS USING
A NOTE ON NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF CERTAIN LINEAR BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS
JACM5B3 258
PACM56
14
GENERATED ERROR IN THE SOLUTION OF CERTAIN LINEAR DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS
(FRENCHI
ICIP59 348
CONSIDERATIONS OF CERTAIN LOGICAL DESIGN ASPECTS OF THE GAMMA 60
SINGULAR RULES FOR CERTAIN NON-LINEAR ALGORITHMS
BIT 633 175
HARV49 2Bl
A STATISTICAL METHOD FOR CERTAIN NONLINEAR DYNAMICAL SYSTEMS
HARV47 157
ON COMPUTATIONAL TECHNIQUES FOR CERTAIN PROBLE~S IN FLUID DYNAMICS
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

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109

CER - CHE

TITLE WORD INDEX

THE SOLUTION OF CERTAIN PROBLEMS OCCURRING IN THE STUDY OF FLUID FLOW
ING
SOME COMBINATORIAL PROPERTIES OF CERTAIN TREES WITH APPLICATIONS TO SEARCHING AND SORT
NOTE ON THE SOLUTION OF CERTAIN TRl-DUGONAL SYSTEMS OF LINEAR EQUATIONS
ON THE COMPUTATION OF THE NUMBER OF SOLUTIONS OF CERTAIN TRINOMIAL CONGRUENCES
ON THE COMPUTATION OF A CERTAIN TYPE OF INCOMPLETE BETA FUNCTIONS
THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF CG 2<\
THE USE OF CYCLIC-PERMUTED CHAIN CODES FOR DIGITISERS
A COMPUTER SIMULATION CHAIN FOR RESEARCH ON PICTURE CODING
STRUCTURES
THE USE OF CHAIN LIST MATRICES FOR THE ANALYSIS OF COBOL DATA
RANDOM ACCESS SYSTEMS FOR CHAIN STORE ACCOUNTING
AN INDIRECT CHAINING METHOt FOR ADDRESSING ON SECONDARY KEYS
THE CHAINING TECHNIQUE FOR ASSOCIATIVE SENTENCE RETRIEVAL
COMPUTATIONAL CHAINS AND THE SIMPLIFICATION OF COMPUTER PROGRAMS
ALT NEW CHAIRMAN OF X3.<\
COMPUTERS CHALLENGE ENGINEERING EDUCATION
THE CHALLENGE OF AUTOMATION IN EDUCATION
PHOTO-INTERPRETIVE PROGRAM FOR THE ANALYSIS OF SPARK CHAMBER DATA
PIP, A
THE MEASUREMENT OF SOCIAL CHANGE
COMPUTERS AND CHANGE-RINGING
A CARD CHANGEABLE NONDESTRUCTIVE READOUT TWISTOR STORE
LARGE-CAPACITY CARD CHANGEABLE PERMANENT MAGNET TWISTOR MEMORY
CAPACITY
A CARD-CHANGEABLE PERMANENT-MAGNET-TWISTDR MEMDRY OF LARGE
SITE PREPARATION AND CHANGEOVER PROBLEMS
ENCY BEHAVIOR OF VERY THIN SUPERCONOUCTING FILMS AND CHANGES IN CRITICAL TEMPERATURE PRODUCED BY ELECTROST
LOGIC BY ORDERED FLUX CHANGES IN MULTIPATH FERRITE CORES
SOME CHANGES IN OUTLOOK SINCE DESK-COMPUTING DAYS
OIGITAL TECHNIQUES
CHANGING FROM ANALOG TO DIGITAL PROGRAMMING BY
THE PROBLEM OF PROGRAMMING COMMUNICATION WITH CHANGING MACHINES, PART 1
THE PROBLEM OF PROGRAMMING COMMUNICATION WITH CHANGING MACHINES, PART 2
VOLTAGES
MULTI-CHANNEL ANALOG-OIGITA~ CONVERSION SYSTEM FOR DC
CHANNEL ANALYSIS FOR THE IBM 7090
A FOUR-CHANNEL CODED-DECIMAL ELECTROSTATIC MACHINE
A PARALLEL CHANNEL COMPUTING MACHINE
W.A.C. MK.2, A PARALLEL NINE CHANNEL DIGITAL TO ANALOG CONVERTER
A NINE CHANNEL DIGITAL TO ANALOGUE CONVERTER
CODING FOR MULTIPLE ASYMMETRIC ERRORS IN ONE CHANNEL OF A MULTICHANNEL SYSTEM
SIMULATION OF AN INFORMATION CHANNEL ON THE IBM 10<\ COMPUTER
A TRANSISTORIZED, MULTI-CHANNEL, AIRBORNE VOLTAGE-TO-DIGITAL CONVERTER
CHANNELS WITH SIDE INFORMATION AT THE TRANSMITTER
A PROPOSAL FOR CHARACTER CODE COMPATABILITY
CONSIDERATIONS IN CHOOSING A CHARACTER CODE FOR COMPUTERS AND PUNCHED TAPES
EQUIPMENT
MAGNETIC INK CHARACTER DEVELOPMENTS, INCLUDING SYSTEMS AND
THE TYPOTRON, A NOVEL CHARACTER DISPLAY STORAGE TUBE
A VERSATILE CHARACTER GENERATOR WITH DIGITAL INPUT
CHARACTER MANIPULATION IN FORTRAN
CHARACTER MANIPULATION IN FORTRAN
CHARACTER MANIPULATION IN 1620 FORTRAN II
CHARACTER HANI PULA TI ON IN 7090 FORTRAN
CHARACTER QUALITY AND SCANNER ORGANIZATION
AN ADAPTIVE CHARACTER READER
CHARACTER READER FOR 8ANK DATA PROCESSOR
DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR STYLIZED FONT CHARACTER READERS
FACTORS IN THE PRACTICAL UTILIZATION OF OPTICAL CHARACTER READERS
SOME IMPORTANT
INFORMATION-THEORETIC ASPECTS OF CHARACTER READING
THE POTENTIAL FIELD AS AN AID TO CHARACTER RECOGNITION
CHARACTER RECOGNITION
SOME COMMENTS ON CHARACTER RECOGNITION
A NEW TECHNIQUE IN AUTOMATIC CHARACTER RECOGNITION
AN ANALOG METHOD FOR CHARACTER RECOGNITION
WEIGHTED AREA SCANNING TECHNIQUES FOR CHARACTER RECOGNITION
THE USE OF MULTIPLE AUTO-CORRELATION IN CHARACTER RECOGNITION
DOCUMENT HANDLING AND CHARACTER RECOGNITION
A STREAM-FOLLOWING TECHNIQUE FOR USE IN CHARACTER RECOGNITION
A NEW METHOD FOR AUTOMATIC CHARACTER RECOGNITION
APPROXIMATION AND TRANSLATIONAL INVARIANCE IN CHARACTER RECOGNITION
ANALYTIC
CHARACTER RECOGNITION AND DOCUMENT HANDLING IN BANKS
CHARACTER RECOGNITION AS·SIGNAL DETECTION IN NOISE
RECENT DEVELOPMENT IN OPTICAL CHARACTER RECOGNITION AT M.I.T.
SPECIAL FLYING-SPOT SCANNER
CHARACTER RECOGNITION BY DIGITAL COMPUTER USING A
CONSIDERATIONS IN THE DESIGN OF CHARACTER RECOGNITION DEVICES
S
WIDE-TOLERANCE OPTICAL CHARACTER RECOGNITION FOR EXISTING PRINTING MECHANISM
USE OF A COMPUTER TO DESIGN CHARACTER RECOGNITION LOGIC
MDDERN TRENDS IN CHARACTER RECOGNITION MACHINES
COMPANY
OEVELOPMENTS IN CHARACTER RECOGNITION MACHINES AT RABINOW ENGINEERING
AN ANALOG-DIGITAL CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEM
AN OPTICAL CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEM USING A VIDICON SCANNER
OPTIMUM CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEM USING DECISION FUNCTION
AN OPTIMUM CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEM USING DECISION FUNCTIONS
CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEMS
OPTIMIZATION OF REFERENCE SIGNALS FOR CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEMS
NETS OF NEURCN-LIKE ELEMENTS
PATTERN AND CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEMS, PICTURE PROCESSING BY
CHARACTER RECOGNITION TECHNIQUES FOR ADDRESS READING
ALPHA-NUMERIC CHARACTER RECOGNITION USING LOCAL OPERATIONS
HANOLING IN AN AOP SYSTEM
THE PLACE OF CHARACTER RECOGNITION, DATA TRANSMISSION AND DOCUMENT
HANDLING IN A.D.P. SYSTEMS
THE PLACE OF CHARACTER RECOGNITION, OATA TRANSMISSION AND DOCUMENT
SURVEY OF CODED CHARACTER REPRESENTATION
CHARACTER REPRESENTATION AND STORAGE SYSTEMS
CHARACTER SCANNING ON THE IBM 1070
AUTOMATIC REGISTRAtiON IN HIGH-SPEED CHARACTER SENSING EQUIPMENT
AUTOMATIC TYPE SIZE NCRMALIZATION IN HIGH SPEED CHARACTER SENSING EQUIPMENT
CONVENTIONAL BUSINESS DEVICES
A RELIABLE CHARACTER SENSING SYSTEM FOR DOCUMENTS PREPARED ON
CHARACTER SET
SOME THOUGHTS ON RECONCILING VARIOUS CHARACTER SET PROPOSALS
CORRIGENOA TO 'SOME THOUGHTS ON RECONCILING VARIOUS CHARACTER SET PROPOSALS'
SYSTEM
THE ROLE OF CHARACTER-RECOGNITION DEVICES IN OATA-PROCESSING
SHAREHOLDER RECORD-HANDLING WITH THE AID OF ·CHARACTER-RECOGNITION EQUIPMENT
A GENERALIZED SCANNER FOR PATTERN- AND CHARACTER-RECOGNITION STUDIES
A CHARACTER-RECOGNITION STUDY
AN ANALOG-DIGITAL CHARACTER-RECOGNITION SYSTEM IFRENCHI
COMPUTER SYNTHESIS OF CHARACTER-RECOGNITION SYSTEMS
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CACM63N 6B9
EJCC58
91
ICIP59 <\1<\
WCR 58<\ <\1
PACM62
7<\
AUS 60 A<\.l
CACM615 218
PACM62 11<\
PGEC622 173
CACM639 505
WJCC55
<\1
PLCI61
3
CACM636 332
WJCC59 321
rCJ3601 <\7
WJCC59
<\1
LCMT61 171
PGEC613 <\51
CAN 58 269
ONR 60 153
NCR 58<\ 26B
TCB663<\ 121
JACM601 10
CACM588 12
CACM589
9
WJCC5<\ 113
PACM61 12(3
MSEE<\6<\ <\6
MSEE<\6<\ <\5
AUS 60 C<\.<\
AUS 512 213
PGEC625 655
WJCC59
81
WCR 51<\ 28<\
IBMJ58<\ 2B9
CACM602 71
TCJ361<\ 202
AUS 60 A9.2
NCR ~5<\ 129
WCR 59<\ 16
CACH628 <\32
CACM632 65
CACH62D 602
CACM638 440
TCJ4612 137
WCR 60<\ 29
SAC158
5
OCR 62 115
OCR 62 129
ICIP59 2<\8
ICIP59 24<\
EOPS61 558
TCJ4612 11<\
TCJ<\612 121
PGEC613 502
OCR 62 191
OCR 62 305
TCB6623 95
NCR 63<\ 6<\
PGEC635 521
OCR 62 181
TCJ<\612 151
OCR 62 1<\9
OCR 62 209
TCJ<\612 129
NCR 574 119
OCR 62
93
EJCC59 205
NSMT60 511
OCR 62
27
PGEC636 81<\
OCR 62
13
WCR 514 121
PGEC57<\ 247
CAN 60 346
PGEC601 5<\
WJCC59 304
OCR 62
51
EJCC59 21B
TCB5611 19
TCJ4612 161
CACM60D 639
CAN 58 120
CACM60N 622
EJCC51 238
NCR 584 318
WCR 51<\ III
PCS 62
60
CACM601 408
CACM600 540
CAS 58
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CAS 59
1
WJCC59 291
IBMJ603 335
IFIP62 456
PGEC61<\ 135
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CHA - CIR

TITLE WORD INDEX

SOME COMMUNICATION ASPECTS OF
METHOD FOR SYNTHESIZING THE WAVEFORM GENERATED BY A
ON THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF
TION OF SWITCHING FUNCTIONS
ON THE OANILEWSKI METHOD FOR COMPUTING THE
ON COMPUTING THE EXACT
THE EXACT DETERMINATION OF THE
MATRIX
THE METHOD OF LANCLOS FOR CALCULATING THE
SOME INVERSE
REMARKS ON THE PRACTICAL SOLUTION OF
THE
MATRICES

CHARACTER-SENSING SYSTEMS
CHARACTER, PRINTED IN MAGNETIC INK, IN PASSING BENEAT
CHARACTERISTIC EQUATIONS IN FLUTTER ANALYSIS
CHARACTERISTIC NUMBERS AND THEIR USE IN THE DECOMPOSI
CHARACTERISTIC POLYNOMIAL
CHARACTERISTIC POLYNOMIAL
CHARACTERISTIC POLYNOMIAL OF A MATRIX
CHARACTERISTIC ROOTS AND VECf'ORS OF A REAL SYMMETRIC
CHARACTERISTIC VALUE PROBLEMS
CHARACTERISTIC VALUE PROBLEMS
CHARACTERISTIC VALUE-VECTOR PROBLEM
CHARACTERISTIC VALUES AND VECTORS OF DEFECTIVE
CHARACTERISTIC VALUES OF ARBITRARY MATRICES
HEROIDAL WAVE EQUATION
PROGRAMMING FOR FINDING CHARACTERISTIC VALUES OF MATHIEUS EQUATION AND THE SP
EFFECTS OF LOW TEMPERATURES ON TRANSISTOR CHARACTERISTICS
EFFECT OF RESIDUAL GASES ON SUPERCONOUCTING FILM CHARACTERISTICS
PTIMIZATION OF ANALOG COMPUTER LINEAR SYSTEM DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS
o
THEORETICAL
AND EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF RZ AND NRZ RECORDING CHARACTERISTICS
BIZMAC II COMPUTER, CHARACTERISTICS AND APPLICATIONS
PARAMETRIC PHASE-LOCKEO OSCILLATOR, CHARACTERISTICS AND APPLICATIONS TO DIGITAL SYSTEMS
ELECTRONIC ANALOG SWITCH
CHARACTERISTICS AND OPERATIONS OF A HIGH-SPEED
THE DETERMINATION OF CONTROL SYSTEM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIMULATION
PROGRAMMING OF THE METHOD OF CHARACTERISTICS FOR AXISYMMETRIC FLOW
CIRCUITS
TRANSISTOR CHARACTERISTICS FOR DIRECT-COUPLED TRANSISTOR LOGIC
ON SMOOTHING OF PULP QUALITY CHARACTERISTICS IN A FLOW SYSTEM
THE PROCESS INDUSTRIES
SYSTEM CHARACTERISTICS OF A COMPUTER CONTROLLER FOR USE IN
COINCIDENT-CURRENT MEMORY
CHARACTERISTICS OF A HIGH-SPEED MULTIPATH CORE FOR A
CHARACTERISTICS OF A LOGISTICS COMPUTER
FILM MEMORY DEVICE
CHARACTERISTICS OF A MULTIPLE MAGNETIC PLANE THIN
G NEW FIXED LENGTH RECORD SORTING TECHI
DESIGN AND CHARACTERISTICS OF A VARIABLE-LENGTH RECDRO SORT USIN
ALLOYS
CHARACTERISTICS OF BULK AND THIN FILM SUPERCONOUCTING
DISCUSSION, PART II
THE CHARACTERISTICS OF COMPUTERS OF THE SECOND DECADE,
REVIEW
THE CHARACTERISTICS OF COMPUTERS OF THE SECOND DECADE, A
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF CRYOGENIC COMPONENTS
COMPUTERS
CHARACTERISTICS OF CURRENTLY AVAILABLE SMALL DIGITAL
FOR USE IN DIGITAL SYSTEMS
ENGINEERING CHARACTERISTICS OF CYLINDRICAL THIN FILM PARAMETRONS
QUANT ITA TI VE CHARACTERISTICS OF DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS
CHARACTERISTICS OF FILM CRYOTRONS
MAIN CHARACTERISTICS OF IRSIA-FNRS COMPUTER (FRENCH)
AL METHODS
CHARACTERISTICS OF SOME RECENT STUDIES OF INSTRUCTION
SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF SORTING IN COMPUTING SYSTEMS USING
RANDOM ACCESS STORAGE DEVICES
PROVING GROUND
OPERATING EFFICIENCIES AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE COMPUTING MACHINES AT ABERDEEN
PHYSICS AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CROSSED fILM CRYOTRON, A
REVIEW
BRIEF DESCRIPTION AND OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ENIAC
RELIABILITY AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ILLIAC ELECTROSTATIC MEMORY
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MEDIUM SCALE COMPUTERS
'S DECIMAL CCMPUTER, THE CRC 102-0
OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS OF THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ORACLE
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE RCA BIZMAC COMPUTER
T ANNEALS
THE SWITCHING CHARACTERISTICS OF 4-79 PERMALLOY CORES WITH DIFFEREN
TRANSIENT ANALYSIS AND DEVICE CHARACTERIZATION OF ACP CIRCUITS
ON THE EXCEPTIONAL CASE IN A CHARACTERIZATION OF THE ARCS OF A COMPLETE GRAPH
II
MENTS ON THE MECHANIZATION OF GAME-LEARNING, PART I, CHARACTERIZATION OF THE MODEL AND ITS PARAMETERS
CHARACTERIZATION OF TUNNEL DIOOE PERFORMANCE IN TERMS
OF DEVICE FIGURE OF MERIT AND CIRCUIT TIME CONSTI
AUTOl'ATA .
CHARACTERIZING EXPERIMENTS FOR FINITE-MEMORY BINARY
DEVICES FOR READING HANDWRITTEN CHARACTERS
A PROPOSAL FOR A GENERALIZED CARD COCE FOR 256 CHARACTERS
RECOGNITION OF SLOPPY, HAND-PRINTED CHARACTERS
RECOGNITION OF MIXED-FONT IMPERFECT CHARACTERS
CLASSIFICATION AND RECOGNITION OF HAND-PRINTED CHARACTERS
A CLASS OF MACHINES WHICH
DETERMINE THE STATISTICAL STRUCTURE OF A SEQUENCE OF CHARACTERS
THE DESIGN OF A LOGIC FOR THE RECOGNITION OF PRINTED CHARACTERS BY SIMULATION
DESIGN OF LOGIC FOR RECOGNITION OF PRINTED CHARACTERS BY SIMULATION
COMMENTS
ON 'A PROPOSAL FOR A GENERALIZED CARD COCE FOR 256 CHARAC TER S'
HIGH SPEED COMPUTER OUTPUT DEVICES UTILIZING THE CHARACTRON SHAPED BEAM TUBE
THE USE OF THE CHARACTRON WITH ERA 1103
CHARGE TRANSPORT MECHANISMS IN THE TRANSFER OF LATENT
ELECTROSTATIC IMAGES TO DIELECTRIC SURFACES
APPLICATIONS OF THE CHARGE-CONTROL THEORY
ES IN CRITICAL TEMPERATURE PRODUCED BY ELECTROSTATIC CHARGING
IVERY THIN SUPERCONDUCTING FILMS AND CHANG
AUTOMATIC PREPARATION OF FLOW CHART LI STINGS
A CHART METHOD FOR SIMPLIFYING TRUTH FUNCTIONS
A SYNfACTICAL CHART OF ALGOL 60
PROPOSED STANDARD FLOW CHART SYMBOLS
FLOW OUTLINING, A SUBSTITUTE FOR FLOW CHARTING
A PROGRAM TO DRAW MULTILEVEL FLOW CHARTS
AUTOMATIC PRODUCTION OF METEOROLOGICAL CONTOUR CHARTS
TABLES, FLOW CHARTS AND PROGRAM LOGIC
FRAMES
THE PREPARATION OF CHARTS FOR THE PLASTIC DESIGN OF MILD STEEL PORTAL
SYNTACTICAL CHARTS OF COBOL 61
SYSTEMS
A TRANSISTOR-CIRCUIT CHASSIS FOR HIGH RELIABILITY IN MISSILE-GUIDANCE
CHEBYCHEFF ALSC SEE 'TSHEBYSHEFF'
ON A CHEBYCHEFF FITTING CRITERION
A CHEBYCHEFF FITTING CRITERION
CLASS OF FUNCTIONS
CHEBYSHEV APPROXIMATION OF A CONTINUOUS FUNCTION BY A
RATIONAL CHEBYSHEV APPROXIMATIONS OF ELEMENTARY FUNCTIONS
AL EQUAT IONS
CHEBYSHEV COLLOCATION METHODS FOR ORDINARY DIFFERENTI
JACOBI METHCD FOR SOLVING SIMULTANEOUS EQUATIONS BY CHEBYSHEV EXTRAPOLATION WHEN THE EIGENVALUES OF THE I
CHEBYSHEV METHODS FOR ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
LINEAR SYSTEI'S
CHEBYSHEV POLYNOMIALS IN THE SOLUTION OF LARGE-SCALE
IVE OVER-RELAXATION PROCESS AND ITS COMBINATION WITH CHEBYSHEV SEMI-ITERATlON
ElGEtlVALUES OF THE SUCCESS
THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE HEAT EQUATION USING CHEBYSHEV SERIES
OF NONLINEAR ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS IN CHEBYSHEV SERIES
THE SOLUTION
THE NUMERICAL
SOLUTION OF FREDHOLM INTEGRAL EQUATIONS USING CHEBYSHEV SERIES
FREDHOLM INTEGRAL EQUATIONS
A CHEBYSHEV SERIES METHOD FOR THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF
AN IMPROVED DECIMAL REDUNDANCY CHECK
NOTES ON GEOMETRIC WEIGHTED CHECK DIGIT VERIFICATION
A REDUNDANCY CHECK FOR ALGOL PROGRAMS
CHECKABLE ADDITION CIRCUITS
THE JOVIAL CHECKER
SOME STUDIES IN MACHINE lEARNING, USING THE GAME OF CHECKERS
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COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

CER - CHE
WJCC59 176
PGEC584 217
JACM581 45
PACM52P 275
PACM61 5M
PACM62 104
ICIP59
62
IEES56 Ilit
J ACM563 203
CACM596 38
JACM573 298
CACM633 106
PACM56
19
PECS52
lit
I BMJ581 54
ONR 60 262
WJCC61 315
PGEC632 92
NEWC57
57
PGEC593 277
NCR 634 25
AUS 63 C.21
PACM56
16
PGEC5Bl
6
BIT 624 203
40
EJCC57
PGEC623 405
PWCS54
77
WJCC60
91
CACM635 264
DNR 60 249
TCB4614 145
TCB4603 B8
ICIP59 455
EJCC54
11
FJCC63 551
HACC59
4
ONR 60 198
EC IP55
66
PLCI61
13
CACM635 248
PACM52T 13
DNR 60
14
HARV47
31
EJCC53
72
CAS 56
6
EJCC54
40
ANL 53 194
WJCC56 133
PGEC583 22B
IBMJ633 207
IBMJ605 487
TCJ6633 232
I BMJ622 110
PGEC604 469
EJCC57 232
CACM599 19
WJCC60 133
OCR 62 213
NCR 634 75
WCR 594 66
I EES56 456
I BIU571
B
CACM59N 12
SACI58
51
WJCC56
34
IBMJ62Z 192
PGEC623 314
ONR 60 153
JACM581 57
PACM5ZP 121
CACM619 393
CACM590 17
CACM59N 17
WJCC59 131
PACM62
66
I BSJ621 51
AUS 60 B6.3
CACM6Z5 260
EJCC57 132
PACM56
3
JACM581 22
JACM571 3D
BIT 6lit 256
TCJ6644 358
TCJ6632 169
TCJ462" 318
PACM52T 12"
TCJ6633 250
AUS 60B'S.2
TCJ6631 88
AUS 63 B.19
TCJ6631 102
CACM5B5 10
CACM61D 551
CACM626 337
CAMB49
91
WJCC61 397
IBMJ593 210
111

CHE - CIR

TITLE WORD INDEX

CHA - CIR

CATH63
71
MSEE"6" 35
CAMB"9 106
PACM52T 29
EJCC53
99
PGEC5B3 207
CACM607 418
JACM61Z 186
AUTOMATIC CHECKOUT NCR 594 218
CAMB49
61
A LARGE ROUTINE
AOC 53 239
AND AUTOMATIC ROUTINING OF THE EDSAC
AND AUTOMATIC ROUTINING OF THE EDSAC
NCR 537 66
AND MAINTENANCE PROGRAMMING
RELI PGEC564 233
BINARY RESULTS OF DIGITAL-COMPUTER ARITHMETI JACM553 205
BY WEIGHTED COUNTS
eAMB"9
9"
NCR 537 62
CIRCUITS AND DIAGNOSTIC ROUTINES
PACM61 13B1
CODES
CAMB49
96
FACILITIES
CACM637 384
FOR lOOPS IN NETWORKS
EJCC54
22
HIGH-SPEED PRINTER
RMCS60
14
CH~CKING IN AUTOMATIC COMPUTATION
MSEE"64 34
RELIABILITY AND CHECKING IN DIGITAL COMPUTING SYSTEMS
NCR 531 48
DIAGNOSTIC PROGRAMS AND MARGINAL CHECKING IN THE WHIRLWIND I COMPUTER
IBMJ592 163
ON CODES FOR CHECKING LOGICAL OPERATIONS
BIT 611 4B
A METHOD FOR CHECKING NUMERICAL CODES USING THE 1401
TCJ6632 I)"
COMPUTER
THE CHECKING OF COMPUTER LOGIC BY SIMULATION ON A
S SYSTEM
THE PREPARATION AND CHECKING OF THE MATHEMATICAL MODEL OF A GUIDED WEAPON "US 60B'10.4
CHECKING PROCEDURE AND CIRCUITS
CAMB49
89
A SELF-CHECKING SYSTEM FOR HIGH-SPEED TRANSMISSION OF MAGNET EJCC57 190
IC-TAPE DIGITAL DATA
A NEW METHOD OF CHECKING THE CONSISTENCY OF PRECEDENCE MATRICES
JACM592 16"
EJCC58 108
THE RECORDING, CHECKING, AND PRINTING OF LOGIC DIAGRAMS
CACM593
8
A CHECKLIST OF INTELLIGENCE FOR PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
EJCC60
83
ORGANIZATION AND PROGRAM OF THE BMEWS CHECKOUT DATA PROCESSOR
NCR 594 218
DIAGNOSTIC C~ECKING
AUTOMATIC CHECKOUT EQUIPMENT FEATURING TEST PROGRAMS FOR
WJCC59 217
THE ACRE CO~PUTER, A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR A MISSILE CHECKOUT SYSTEM
EJCC61 232
THE SATURN AUTOMATIC CHECKOUT SYSTEM
EJCC53
96
SOME REMARKS ON LOGICAL DESIGN AND PROGRAMMING CHECKS
ICSI581 671
CONVENTIONAL AND INVERTED GROUPING OF CODES FOR CHEMICAL DATA
THE USE TCJ2593 145
OF COMPUTERS FOR ECONOMIC PLANNING IN THE PETROLEUM CHEMICAL INDUS TRY
SIMULATION AND A CACM61D 559
NALYSIS OF BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMS, I, REPRESENTATION OF CHEMICAL KINETICS
IS OF THE'
MACHINE TRANSLATION OF RUSSIAN ORGANIC CHEMICAL NAMES INTO ENGLISH BY ANALYSIS AND RESYNTHES MTL 611 265
TCJ3603 150
SIMULATION OF FULL-SCALE MUlTI-STAGE BATCHWISE CHEMICAL PLANT
CAN 62 258
ON-LINE COMPUTER CONTROL OF A CHEMICAL PLANT
CLUN5'>
63
APPLICATION OF HIGH-SPEED COMPUTING TO CHEMICAL PROBLEMS
CAS 62 194
ON-LINE COMPUTER OPTIMIZATION OF A CHEMICAL PROCESS
OF OIGITAL CO~PUTERS IN THE DYNAMIC OPTIMIZATION OF CHEMICAL REACTIONS
THE ROLE WJCC59 107
SEARCHED GENERICALLY WITH IBM 702
PRINTING CHEMICAL STRUC TURES ELECTRONICALLY, ENCODED COMPOUNDS ICSI581 711
HARV512 316
CHEMICAL SWITCHES
MTl 611 249
LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS OF RUSSIAN CHEMICAL TERMI NOLOGY
ICSI581 545
REVIEW LITERATURE AND THE CHEMIST
JACM57" 393
COMPUTATIONS IN THE FIELD OF ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY
THE PROSPECTS FOR JACM612 2"0
THE UTILIZATION OF INFORMATIONAL-lOGICAL MACHINES IN CHEMISTRY IUSSR)
IBMJ613 218
THE USE OF RADIOISOTOPES TO DETERMINE THE CHEMISTRY OF SOLDER FLUX
JACM512 174
EXPERIMENTS IN CHESS
WJCC55 101
TASK BY ADAPTATION
THE CHESS MACHINE, AN EXAMPLE OF DEALING WITH A COMPLEX
WJCC58 151
A CHESS PLAYING PROGRAM FOR THE IBM 704
CHESS-PLAYING PROGRAMS AND THE PROBLEM OF COMPLEXITY I BMJ584 320
CHESS-PLAYING PROGRAMS AND THE PROBLEM OF COMPLEXITY CATH63
39
ANALOGUE CALCULATION OF CHI SQUARED FOR THE TESTING OF HYPOTHESIS
BIT 614 22"
IN TWO VARIABLES
CHIC, A 7090 PROGRAM TO COMPUTE HYPERGEOMETRIC SERIES PACM61 6A"
INSTITUTE FOR COMPUTER RESEARCH OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
THE ICC 623 159
ORIGIN AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE CHINESE ABACUS
JACM591 102
CACM60N 621
THE SUMADOR CHINO
SIMULATION OF BEHAVIOR IN THE BINARY CHOICE EXPERIMENT
WJCC61 133
SIMULATION OF BEHAVIOR IN THE BINARY CHOICE EXPERIMENT
CATH63 329
FACTORS AFFECTING CHOICE OF MEMORY ELEMENTS
WJCC61 405
MICROPROGRAMMING AND THE CHOICE OF ORDER CODE
ADC 53
71
TAPES
CONSIDERATIONS IN CHOOSING A CHARACTER CODE FOR COMPUTERS AND PUNCHED
TCJ3614 202
CHOOSING A NUMBER BASE
pes 62
"2
CHOOSING YOUR COMPUTER
TCB5613 117
CHRYSLER OPTICAL PROCESSING SCANNER
EJCC61 352
CHRYSLER'S INITIAL EDPM APPLICATION
LSU 56
23
DNR 52
18
THE CIRCLE COMPUTER
LEAST SQUARES FITTING OF A GREAT CIRCLE THROUGH POINTS ON A SPHERE
CACM60N 611
eACM61B
353
A NOTE ON FITTING GREAT CIRCLES BY LEAST SQUARES
PGEC5lt2 45
A SUB-AUDIO TIME DELAY CIRCUIT
PGEC564 213
PULSE GENERATOR AND HIGH-SPEED MEMORY CIRCUIT
WCR 574 231
THE TRANSISTOR NOR CIRCUIT
A GENERALIZED TREE CIRCUIT
JACM6l't "84
CALCULATED EJCC60 233
WAVEFORMS FOR THE TUNNEL DIODE LOCKED-PAIR CIRCUIT
THE AMPLIFICATION OF THE BALANCED-PAIR TUNNEL-DIODE CIRCUIT
'S OF THE EFFECT OF COMPONENT TOLERANCES ON PGEC633 269
EAN FUNCTIONS CF N VARIABLES USING A SINGLE MAGNETIC CIRCUIT
'STRAIGHTFORWARD WAY OF GENERATING ALL BOOl PGEC612 151
FERRITE TOROID CORE CIRCUIT ANALYSIS
PGEC611 51
PGEC591
8
A GENERALIZED RESISTOR-TRANSISTOR LOGIC CIRCUIT AND SOME APPLICATIONS
A DIRECT READ-OUT BISTABLE CIRCUIT AND SOME APPLICATIONS OF IT
WJCC58 1310
GUIDANCE SYSTEMS
A TRANSISTOR-CIRCUIT CHASSIS FOR HIGH RELIABILITY IN MISSILEEJCC57 132
ION
A DIRECT-READING PRINTED-CIRCUIT COMMUTATOR FOR ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL DATA CONVERS IBMJ583 178
THE CIRCUIT COMPONENTS OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
FTT 53
32
A MULTILAYER ITERATIVE CIRCUIT COMPUTER
PGEC636 781
ITERATIVE CIRCUIT COMPUTERS
WOC062 156
COMPONENTS AND SYSTEMS
ON ITERATIVE CIRCUIT COMPUTERS CONSTRUCTED OF MICROELECTRONIC
WJCC60 259
DIRECT-COUPLED TRANSISTOR LOGIC
HARV572 201
CIRCUIT CONSIDERATIONS AND LOGICAL DESIGN WITH
MACHINE AID FOR SWITCHING CIRCUIT DESIGN
PI RE53D 13"8
HIGH-SPEED TRANSISTOR COMPUTER CIRCUIT DESIGN
EJCC56
64
RELIABILITY OF AN AIR DEFENSE COMPUTING SYSTEM, CIRCUIT DESIGN
PGEC564 227
BOOLEAN MATRIX EQUATIONS IN DIGITAL CIRCUIT DESIGN
PGEC592 131
STATISTICS AND CIRCUIT DESIGN
RMCS60
50
DESIGN OF AN ALL-MAGNETIC COMPUTING SYSTEM, PART I CIRCUIT DESIGN
PGEC612 207
APPLICATION OF BOOLEAN ALGEBRA TO SWITCHING CIRCUIT DESIGN AND TO ERROR DETECTION
PGEC543
6
LONGEST MEAN TIME TO FAILURE
CIRCUIT DESIGN EMPLOYING A DIGITAL COMPUTER TO ATTAIN NCR 574 115
SOME STUDIES IN MACHINE LEARNING USING THE GAME OF CHECKERS
RELIABILITY AND CHECKING
REMARKS ON CHECKING
COMPUTER AIDS TO CODE"CHECKING
THE ADVANTAGES OF BUILT-IN CHECKING
GENERALIZED PARITY CHECKING
COMBINING ALGOL STATEMENT ANALYSIS WITH VALIDITY CHECKING
TWO-DIMENSIONAL PARITY CHECKING
EQUIPMENT FEATURING TEST PROGRAMS FOR DIAGNOSTIC CHECKING
CHECKING
EXPERIENCE WITH MARGINAL CHECKING
EXPERIENCE WITH MARGINAL CHECKING
ABILITY OF AN AIR DEFENSE COMPUTING SYSTEM, MARGINAL CHECKING
C OPERATIONS
A SIMPLE DESK-CALCULATOR METHOD FOR CHECKING
CHECKING
CHECKING
RESIDUE CLASS ERROR CHECKING
CHECKING
CHECKING
A SELF-CHECKING

112

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

112

CIR -

TITLE WORD INDEX

CL~

CHE - ClR

WJCC61 IB5
TO CIRCUIT DESIGN FOR UNIVAC LARC
PARALLEL DIGITAL COMPUTER
THE CIRCUIT DESIGN OF ATROPOS. A 5 MEGACYCLE SOLID STATE AUS 60 C4.1
HARV61 315
CRYOTRON SWITCHING CIRCUITS
RELAY CIRCUIT DESIGN TECHNIQUES IN THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF
AADC60 163
CIRCUIT ELEMENTS AND COMPUTER UNITS
A READ-OUT CIRCUIT FOR HIGH-SPEED NON-DESTRUCTIVELY READ STORES IFIP62 591
NCR 554 150
VARIABLES
AN ELECTRONIC CIRCUIT FOR THE GENERATION OF FUNCTIONS OF SEVERAL
PGEC6H 610
A GENERAL JUNCTION-TRANSISTOR EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT FOR USE IN LARGE-SIGNAL SWITCHING ANALYSIS
I BMJ591 35
THE THERMAL EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT OF A TRANSISTOR
I BMJ633 182
TECHNOLOGY
A CIRCUIT PACKAGING MODEL FOR HIGH-SPEED COMPUTER
P IRE611 236
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF LOGIC CIRCUIT PERFOR~ANCE IN DIGITAL SYSTEMS
35
DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN OBTAINING SOLUTIONS TO ELECTRIC-CIRCUIT PROBLEMS INVOLVING SWITCHING OPERATIONS
IF IEES56
99
EJCC58
ANALYSIS OF TRL CIRCUIT PROPAGATION DELAY
PACM56
35
THRESHOLD DEVICES
CIRCUIT REALII~TION OF BINARY FUNCTIONS USING
29
NCE
SYSTEMATIC DElA ILED RECORDING OF CIRCUIT SAFETY MARGINS AS AN AID TO COMPUTER MAINTENA RMCS60
PGEC632 61
SIGhAL FLOW GRAPH TECHNIQUES FOR SEQUENTIAL CIRCUIT STATE DIAGRAMS
412
I
EES56
ETIC CORES
A NEW AND SIMPLE TYPE OF DIGITAL CIRCUIT TECHNIQUE USING JUNCTION TRANSISTORS AND MAGN
PGEC602 161
COMPARISON OF SATURATED AND NONSATURATED SWITCHING CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES
PGEC613 416
SCME THOUGHTS ON DIGITAL COMPONENTS AND CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES
AIC 634 54
ALL-MAGNETIC CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES
3
CROSECOND CYCLE TIME
TRANSISTOR CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES FOR A CORE MEMORY WITH 500 MILLIMI WCR 594
P IRE530 1380
DYNAMIC CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES USED IN SEAC AND DYSEAC
PGEC531
2
DYNAMIC CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES USED IN SEAC AND DYSEAC
TO ENHANCE TRANSIENT RESPONSE
HIGH-SPEED CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES UTILIZING MINORITY CARRIER STORAGE WJCC58 149
ECIP55 115
SWITCHING-CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES WITH FERRITE TORDIDS (GERMANI
I
IMPRCVING THE PERFORMANCE OF THE SENSE-AMPLIFIER CIRCUIT THROUGH PRE-AMPLIFICATION STROBING AND NOISE- PGEC625 611
E PERFOR~ANCE IN TERMS OF CEVICE FIGURE OF MERIT AND CIRCUIT TIME CONSTANT
/RACTERIZATION OF TUNNEL 0100 IBMJ622 110
I BMJ611 33
METHODS OF ANALYSIS OF CIRCUIT TRANSIENT PERFORMANCE
PACM52P 135
STANDARDIZED PRINTED CIRCUIT UNITS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
PGEC604 439
A SECONDARY-EMISSION PULSE CIRCUIT. ITS ANALYSIS AND APPLICATION
JACM634 562
DECOMPCSITION THEORY
GENERALIZED TREE CIRCUIT. THE BASIC BUILOING BLOCK OF AN EXTENOED
PGEC562 65
A ONE-MICROSECOND ADOER USING ONE-MEGACYCLE CIRCUITRY
WJCC5B
22
DIRECT COUPLED TRANSISTOR LOGIC CIRCUITRY
PGEC5Bl
2
DIRECT-COUPLED TRANSISTOR LOGIC CIRCUITRY
WJCC59
21
OESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF MAO TRANSFER CIRCUITRY
PGEC603 295
TUNNEL DIODE DIGITAL CIRCUITRY
PGEC604 418
SYSTEM APPLICATION OF HYBRID LOGIC CIRCUITRY
IFIP62 608
PAST ANO FUTURE OF DIGITAL COMPUTER CIRCUITRY
5
PROGRAM FeR ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF POWER SUPPLY CIRCUITRY
A COMPUTER PACM59
OF A I-MICROSECOND PARALLEL ADDER. USING I-MEGACYCLE CIRCUITRY
THE LOGICAL OESIGN WJCC56 103
CCST61
58
DIGITAL-COMPUTER CIRCUITRY DESIGN TECHNIQUES
NCR 544 133
PACKAGEO LOGICAL CIRCUITRY FOR A 4-MC COMPUTER
RTCS62 152
DIGITAL SYSTEMS
CODES AND COOING CIRCUITRY FOR AUTOMATIC ERROR CORRECTION WITHIN
PGEC551 11
TRANSISTOR CIRCUITRY FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
WJCC51 161
TRANSISTOR CIRCUITRY IN THE LINCOLN TX-2
PGEC613 426
UNIVAC-LARC HIGH-SPEED CIRCUITRY. CASE HISTORY
MSEE462 16
SWITCHING ANO COUPLING CIRCUITS
CAMB49
89
CHECKING PROCEOURE AND CIRCUITS
CAMB49
91
CHECKABLE ADDITION CIRCUITS
·PACM52P 251
FORMAL LOGIC AND SWITCHING CIRCUITS
PACM52P
265
A METHOD FOR SYNTHESIS OF TWO-VALUEC FEEDBACK CIRCUITS
PACM52P 2Bl
RECTIFIERS AS ELEMENTS OF SWITCHING CIRCUITS
PGEC521
6
STATIC-OYNAMIC OESIGN OF FLIP-FLOP CIRCUITS
ADC 53 181
GATES ANO TRIGGER CIRCUITS
WJCC53 114
NONLINEAR RESISTORS IN LOGICAL SWITCHING CIRCUITS
ECIP55 213
GRAPHICAL-MECHANICAL AIDS FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF RELAY CIRCUITS
WJCC55 129
A THEOREM ON SPOT SWITCHING CIRCUITS
PGEC552 14
TIME-OELAY CIRCUITS
NCR 554 139
SURFACE-BARRIER TRANSISTOR SWITCHING CIRCUITS
EJCC56
54
HIGH-TEMPERATURE SILICON-TRANSISTOR COMPUTER CIRCUITS
IEES56 432
THE USE OF CYCLIC PERMUTEO CODES IN RELAY COUNTING CIRCUITS
WJCC56
31
A TERMINAL FOR DATA TRANSMISSION OVER TELEPHONE CIRCUITS
PGEC561 15
COMPLEXITY IN ELECTRONIC SWITCHING CIRCUITS
HARV571 204
A THEORY OF ASYNCHRONOUS CIRCUITS
PGEC571 21
CURRENT STEERING IN MAGNETIC CIRCUITS
HARV512 59
MULTIPLE-OUTPUT RELAY SWITCHING CIRCUITS
HARV512 115
PRINCIPLES OF TRANSFLUXOR AND CORE CIRCUITS
HARV512 138
TRANSISTORS IN COMBINATIONAL SWITCHING CIRCUITS
HARV512 149
ANALYSIS OF MAGNETIC-AMPLIFIER CIRCUITS
HARV512 113
MAGNETIC-CORE LOGICAL CIRCUITS
HARV512 241
REMARKS ON THE DESIGN OF SEQUENTIAL CIRCUITS
PGEC513 162
A DESIGN TECHNIQUE FOR PEDESTAL-FREE SWITCHING CIRCUITS
NCR 514 106
DIODELESS MAGNETIC CORE LOGICAL CIRCUITS
94
EJCC58
DESIGN CRITERIA FOR AUTOSYNCHRONOUS CIRCUITS
WJCC58
34
IBM CURRENT MOOE TRANSISTOR LOGICAL CIRCUITS
PGEC581
52
SYNTHESIS OF N-VALUED SWITCHING CIRCUITS
HACC59
14
COMPONENTS AND BASIC CIRCUITS
HACC59
15
MAGNETIC CORE CIRCUITS
HACC59
16
TRANSISTOR CIRCUITS
WJCC59
41
SQUARE-LOOP MAGNETIC LOGIC CIRCUITS
I BMJ592 169
EXTENSION OF MOORE-SHANNON MODEL FOR RELAY CIRCUITS
PGEC593 291
FAST MICROWAVE LOGIC CIRCUITS
NCR 594 252
FAST MICROWAVE LOGIC CIRCUITS
NCR 594 261
ASYNCHRONOUS ELECTRONIC SWITCHING CIRCUITS
99
AADC60
ANALOGUE COMPUTING CIRCUITS
ONR 60 353
A CO~PUTER PROGRAM FOR SIMULATING CRYOTRON CIRCUITS
ONR 60 396
CRYOTRCN STORAGE. ARHHHETIC AND LOGICAL CIRCUITS
PGEC601 15
THE DESIGN OF DIODE-TRANSISTOR NOR CIRCUITS
PGEC601 25
ESAKI DIODE HIGH-SPEED LOGICAL CIRCUITS
PGEC602 155
SEQUENCE DETECTION USING ALL-MAGNETIC CIRCUITS
PGEC604 423
ESAKI DIODE LOGIC CIRCUITS
PGEC604 430
TUNNEL DIOOE LOGIC CIRCUITS
VCR 604 82
DIODELESS CORE LOGIC CIRCUITS
VCR 604 96
ADAPTIVE SWITCHING CIRCUITS
PGEC612 183
ESAKI Dlooe NOT-OR LOGIC CIRCUITS
CHBK62
11
SINGLE-INPUT COMPONENT CIRCUITS
CHBK62
13
SWITCHING CIRCUITS
DIP 62 622
MAGNETIC CORE SWITCHING CIRCUITS
IFIP62 359
SELF-CORRECTING DECODING CIRCUITS
IFIP62 625
NEW COMPONENTS FOR FERRORESONANT CIRCUITS
RTCS62
9
TRANSIENTS IN COMBINATION LOGIC CIRCUITS
APPLICATION OF

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CIR - CLA

SO"E NEW HIGH-SPEED TUNNEL-DIODE LOGIC
WORST CASE DESIGN OF VARI-ABLE-THRESHOLD TRL
BI AS-CONTROLLED TUNNEL-PAIR LOGIC
SEMICONDUCTOR SAMPLE AND HOLD
DESIGN OF ACP RESISTOR-COUPLED SWITCHING
A NEW MODEL FOR ERROR CLUSTERING IN TELEPHONE
ALGORITHM FOR AUTOMATIC DESIGN OF LOGICAL CRYOGENIC
OF THREE-VARIABLE OR-INVERT AND AND-INVERT LOGICAL
ANALYSIS AND DEVICE CHARACTERIZATION OF ACP
DESIGN OF RESISTOR-COUPLED TRANSISTOR LOGICAL
AND ANALYSIS OF PLANAR CRYOTRONS AND SIMPLE CRYOTRON
FUNCTIONS FCR THE LOGICAL DES IGN OF SWITCHING
SIGNAL DEGENERATION AND GATE COMPATIBILITY IN LOGIC
CHARACTERISTICS FOR DIRECT-COUPLED TRANSISTOR LOGIC
~ODE AND PULSE MODE OPERATIONS OF SEQUENTIAL
IMPROVEMENT BY THE USE OF MULTIPLE-ELEMENT SWITCHING
ORETICAL ANALYSIS OF HIGH-SPEED JUNCTION DIODE LOGIC
DESIGNING LeW-LEVEL, HIGH-SPEED SEMICONDUCTOR LOGIC
CRYOTRON AND ITS APPLICATION TO DIGITAL COMPUTER
IGNMENT METHCD FOR ASYNCHRONOUS SEQUENTIAL SWITCHING
OF LCGIC A~D ITS APPLICATION TO BASE THREE DIGITAL
TO INCREASE RELIABILITY IN DIGITAL SWITCHING
CHNIQUES IN THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF CRYOTRON SWI·TCHING
FREE NOTATICN FOR THE AUTOMATIC DESIGN OF SWITCHING
ERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH APPLICATIONS TO TUNNEL DIODE
DESIGN CF RESISTOR-COUPLED.TRANSISTOR LOGICAL
TERNAL VARIABLE ASSIGNMENTS FOR SEQUENTIAL SWITCHING
ECISION LOGICAL ELEMENTS AND THE COMPLEXITY OF THEIR
THE EFFECTS OF INTERCONNECTIONS ON HIGH-SPEED LOGIC
SATURATING AND CURRENT CLAMPED HIGH-FREQUENCY PULSE
ELECTRICAL
CHECKING
BIBLIOGRAPHY ON SWITCHING
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF DIGITAL MAGNETIC
SWITCHING
ITES AND TITANATES AS DECISION ELEMENTS IN SWITCHING
SOME STORAGE
OPTIMIZATION OF PULSE AND DIGITAL
THE STATE OF COMPUTER
OF MULTI PAT ... CORES
LOGIC
TRANSISTOR ARITHMETIC
A SET OF TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR RESISTOR LOGIC
BIMAG
TRANSISTOR SWITCHING
2S-MC CLOCK-RATE COMPUTER
COMPUTER ~ETHODS APPLIED TO THE DESIGN OF DIGITAL
MAGNETIC CORE PULSE-SWITCHING
SYNTHESIS OF ELECTRONIC

CIRCUITS
18MJ622 158
CIRCUITS
PGEC623 382
CIRCUITS
PGEC626173
CIRCUITS
AUS 63 C.6
CIRCUITS
IBMJ633 190
CIRCUITS
IBMJ633 224
CIRCUITS
AN PGEC614 623
CIRCUITS
A CATALOG PGEC633 198
CIRCUITS
TRANSIENT IBMJ633 201
CIRCUITS
ANALYTICAL PGEC582 109
CIRCUITS
OPERATION ONR 60 374
CIRCUITS
ORTHOGONAl. PGEC613 379
CIRCUITS
PREDICTING PGEC633 217
CIRCUITS
TRANSISTOR PGEC581
6
CIRCUITS
FUNDAMENTAL IFIP62 125
CIRCUITS
RELIABILITY IBMJ582 142
CIRCUITS
A METHOD OF THE PGEC635 492
CIRCUITS
A NEW METHOD OF HARV512 161
CIRCUITS
THE CROSSED-FILM EJCC59 255
CIRCUITS
A STATE VARIABLE ASS JACM632 209
CIRCUITS
A THREE-VALUED SYSTEM ICIP59 407
CIRCUITS
THE USE OF REDUNDANCY AUS 63 B.24
CIRCUITS
RELAY CIRCUIT DESIGN TE HARV61 315
CIRCUITS
THE USE OF PARENTHESIS- PGEC603 342
CIRCUITS
BISTABLE SYSTEMS OF OIFF IBMJ613 226
CIRCUITS
CORRECTION TO ANALYTICAL PGEC584 324
CIRCUITS
A NOTE ON THE NUMBER OF IN PGEC594 439
CIRCUITS
THE PRINCIPLE OF MAJORITY 0 ICIP59 400
CIRCUITS
IRCONNECTIONS ON HIGH-SPEED LOGIC CIRCUITS PGEC635 416
CIRCUITS eABSTRACT)
COMPARATIVE PERFORMANCE OF PGEC602 175
CIRCUITS A LA ~ANIAC
ICC 634 212
CIRCUITS AND DIAGNOSTIC ROUTINES
NCR 531 62
CIRCUITS AND LOGICAL ALGEBRA
PGEC614 638
CIRCUITS AND MATERIALS
PGEC592 148
CIRCUITS AND MEMORY SYSTEMS eGERMANI
ECIP55
9
CIRCUITS AND MEMORY SYSTEMS eGERMANI
FEAR ECIP55 111
CIRCUITS BASED ON VALVES
IEES56 313
CIRCUITS BY USE OF THE LAGRANGE MULTIPLIER
PGEC635 488
CIRCUITS CONTAINING ME~ORY ELEMENTS
HARV572 213
CIRCUITS EMPLOYING TOROIDAL MAGNETIC CORES AS ANALOGS PGEC622 218
CIRCUITS FOR A TRANSISTOR DIGITAL COMPUTER
PGEC563 132
CIRCUITS FOR AN INTERLEAVED-DIGIT COMPUTER
IEES56 371
CIRCUITS FOR ASYNCHRONOUS, DIRECT-COUPLED COMPUTERS
WJCC55 124
CIRCUITS FOR DIGITAL DATA SYSTEMS
WJCC58
17
CIRCUITS FOR DIGITAL DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEMS
NCR 554 70
CIRCUITS FOR HIGH-SPEED COMPUTER
PGEC564 192
CIRCUITS FOR OPERATION FROM - 0 TO .100 DEGREES C
WCR 604 105
CIRCUITS FOR RELIABILITY
RMCS60
55
CIRCUITS FOR STANDARD PACKAGES
PGEC583 223
CIRCUITS FOR SY~METRIC FUNCTIONS
PGEC581 51
CIRCUITS FOR THE FX-I COMPUTER
SJCC62 101
CONTROL CIRCUITS FOR THE LINE PRINTER CDANISH I
BIT 622 112
TRANSISTOR PULSE CIRCUITS FOR 160-MC CLOCK RATES
PGEC59~ 432
ELECTRONIC TRIGGER CIRCUITS HAVING SEVERAL STATES OF STABLE EQUILIBRIUM CAMB49 103
IFIP62 611
A CCMPARATIVE STUDY OF PROPAGATION SPEED-UP CIRCUITS IN BINARY ARITHMETIC UNITS
APPLICATION AND PERFORMANCE OF MAGNETIC-CORE CIRCUITS IN CO~PUTING SYSTEMS
EJCC54
30
LOGIC DESIGN SYMBOLISM FOR DIRECT-COUPLED TRANSISTOR CIRCUITS IN DIGITAL CO~PUTERS
WCR 574 251
MULTIFUNCTIONAL CIRCUITS IN FUNCTIONAL CANONICAL FORM
JACM594 538
THE EQUIVALENT CIRCUITS OF SHELLS USED IN AIRFRAME CONSTRUCTION
WJCC53
98
ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS OF THE NAREC COMPUTER
PIRE530 1313
SIMULATION OF TRANSISTOR SWITCHING CIRCUITS ON THE IBM 104
PGEC514 242
THE EFFECTS OF INTERCONNECTIONS ON HIGH-SPEED LOGIC CIRCUITS THE EFFECTS OF INTERCONNECTIONS ON HIGH-SPEE PGEC635 476
THE DESIGN OF DIGITAL CIRCUITS TO ELIMINATE CATASTROPHIC FAILURES
RTCS62 32B
WITH MAGNETIC CORES
CIRCUITS TO PERFORM LOGICAL AND CONTROL FUNCTIONS
NCR 5~4 12~
SOME METHODS FOR SIMPLIFYING SWITCHING CIRCUITS USING 'OONT CARE' CONDITIONS
JACM614 491
MICROWAVE LOGIC CIRCUITS USING DIODES
PGEC593 302
DESIGN OF COMPUTER CIRCUITS USING LINEAR PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES
NCR 612 224
DESIGN OF COMPUTER CIRCUITS USING LINEAR PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES
PGEC624 518
LOGIC CIRCUITS USING SQUARE-LOOP MAGNETIC DEVICES, A SURVEY PGEC612 191
ANALOGUE MULTIPLYING CIRCUITS USING SWITCHING TRANSISTORS
NCR 564 7~
ANALOG LOGARITHMIC AND ANTILOGARITHMIC CIRCUITS USING SWITCHING TRANSISTORS
WJCC51 121
DESIGNING COMPUTER CIRCUITS WITH A COMPUTER
PACM56
36
DESIGNING COMPUTER CIRCUITS WITH A COMPUTER
JACM572 143
ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS, CONTROL CIRCUITS, COMP~TER OPERATION, ANO SYSTEM DESIGN
CHBK62
4
TYPES OF CIRCUITS, GENERAL
MSEE462 15
GRALS INVOLVING COMBINATIONS OF BESSEL FUNCTIONS AND CIRCULAR FUNCTIONS
EVALUATION OF INTE JACM582 119
FERENTIAL EQ~ATICN APPLIED TO THE AIR LUBRICATION OF CIRCULARLY CURVED SURFACES
IE REYNOLD'S PARTIAL DIF PACM61 2A5
SYSTEM DESIGN OF CIRRUS
AUS 60 C5.2
THE DESIGN OF A PROGRAMMING SYSTEM FOR THE CIRRUS COMPUTER
AUS 63 C.19
THE CIRRUS MULTI PROGRAM SYSTEM
AUS 63 C.17
MICROPROGRAM CONTROL
CIRRUS, AN ECONOMICAL MULTIPROGRAM COMPUTER WITH
PGEC636 663
COMPUTER SIMULATION OF CITY TRAFFIC
CACM62~ 224
THE USE OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
AODC62 138
CAN A SMALL DIGITAL COMPUTER EARN A PLACE IN A CIVIL ENGINEERING OFFICE
AUS 60 B5.2
CL-I, AN ENVIRONMENT FOR A COMPILER
CACM611 23
CONTROl TECHNIQUES IN THE CL-IJ PROGRAMMING SYSTEM
PACM62
29
DATA DESCRIPTION IN THE CL-II PROGRAMM ING SYSTEM
PACM62
30
COMPARATIVE PERFORMANCE OF SATURATING AND CURRENT CLAMPED HIGH-FREQUENCY PULSE CIRCUITS CA8STRACTI
PGEC602 115
ON THE VIBRATION OF A SQUARE CLAMPED PLATE
JACM553 162
THROUGH USE OF ELECTROCHEMICAL POTENTIALS
CLARIFICATION OF FIRST-ORDER SEMICONDUCTION EFFECTS
IBMJ571 39
JOVIAL IN CLASS
ARAP634 167
SCHEME FOR RECO;NIZING PATTERNS FROM AN UNSPECIFIED CLASS
A OCR 62 221
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL 8ASED ON LATENT CLASS ANALYSIS
JACM624 512
RESIDUE CLASS ERROR CHECKING CODES
PACM61 13Bl
REPRESENTED ~UOTIENTS
A CLASS OF BINARY DIVISIONS YIELDING MINIMALLY
PGEC626 761
SIMPLIFICATION OF A CLASS OF 800LEAN FUNCtiONS
JACM581 67
A NEW CLASS OF DIGITAL DIVISION METHODS
PGEC583 218
APPROXIMATION OF A CONTINUOUS FUNCTION BY A CLASS OF FUNCTIONS
CHEBYSHEV JACM571 30
ON A CLASS OF ITERATION FORMULAS AND SOME HISTORICAL NOTES CACM616 216
STRUCTURE OF A SEQUENCE OF CHARACTERS
A CLASS OF MACHINES WHICH DETERMINE THE STATISTICAL
VCR 594 66
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TITLE WORD INDEX

N SYSTEMS

A NEW
AN APPROXIMATE METHOD FOR TREATING A
ARITHMETIC

A
A

AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF A
N IBM 650 PUNCHEC CARD COMPUTER ALLIED WITH NATIONAL
THE CONSTRUCTION OF
AUTOMATIC GRADERS FOR PROGRAMMING
PROCEDURES FOR THE DETERIHNATION OF DISTRIBUTIONAL
CZECHOSLOVAKIA, II. THE NUMERICAL SYSTEM OF RESIDUAL
THE NUMERICAL SYSTEM OF RESIDUAL
CORRECTION
SOME NEW
THE NUMBER OF
BOUNDS ON MINI~AL TERMINAL STATE EXPERIMENTS FOR TWO
AN ABSTRACT MACHINE BASEO ON
CODES FOR THE
SEMANTIC
MECHANISED SEMANTIC
A METHOD FOR USING COMPUTERS IN INFORMATION
AUTOMATIC DOCUMENT
PROGRAMMING AND THEORIES OF
AUTOMATIC CO~PUTERS
THE
THE GENERAL PROBLEM OF
CHARACTERS
ACCOUNT
CRITICAL
THE CONSTRUCTION OF A FACETED
THE PROPERTY
THE
IN RUSSIAN
TRANSFORMATION CRITERIA FOR THE
DISTRIBUTION AND
THE ELECOM 125 IN PERSONNEL
OF AN EMPIRICALLY BASEO MATHEMATICALLY DERIVED
STATISTICAL
ON AERODYNA~ICS, AN EXPERIMENT IN RETRIEVAL
PUBLICATION,
A DISCRIMINATION METHOD FOR AUTOMATICALLY
CLASS, THE AUTOMATEO
REPORT ON THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN ENGINEERING
LANGUAGES
RECOGNITION OF
A SURVEY OF CONTACT RESISTANCE THEORY FOR NOMINALLY
NOMINAL
ORGANIZING FOR COMPANV-WIDE
OATA ON MACHINES AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED KINGDOM FOR
RETRIEVAL

COOING
THE

THROUGH PRE-_MPLIFICATION STROBING AND NOISE-MATCHED
VE ANALOG COfPUTER
DIGITAL
A DYNAMIC LOGIC TECHNIQUE FOR SIXTEEN MEGACYCLE
TRANSISTOR PULSE CIRCUITS FOR 160-MC
TO +100 DEGREES C
25-MC
AN INTERPOLATION PROCEDURE FOR
CALCULATING OPEN LOOP TRANSFER FUNCTIONS FROM
EPITAXIAL VAPCR GROWTH OF GE SINGLE CRYSTALS IN A
COMPUTER
PROGRAMMING CO~PATIBILITV IN A FAMILV OF
UTION OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS BY REPEATED
PSYCHIATRIC SY~PTO~ EVALUATION
A NEW MOOEL FOR ERROR
OEVELOPMENT OF THE ELECTROSTATIC
AN ELECTROMAGNETIC
ETHOO IN A CCMPUTER WI
AN EFFICIENT SCHEME FOR THE
SION OF CARTESIAN CO-ORDINATE INFORMATION INTO POLAR
UITABLE FOR RADAR TARGETI
CONVERSION OF CARTESIAN
OF UNDERGROUND WATER FLOW IN THE LOS ANGELES
MAGNETIC AND PHOSPHOR
A METHOD OF COMBINING ALGOL AND
A OETAILED DESCRIPTION OF
A CRITICAL OISCUSSION OF
GENERAL VIEWS ON
A CRITICAL APPRAISAL OF
A GENERAL TEST DATA GENERATOR FOR
WHY
A REPORT WRITER FOR
MOCULAR DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS WRITTEN IN
FLOATING-POINT ARITHMETIC IN
GUIDES TO TEACHING
ARITH~ETIIING DECLARATIONS, AN APPLICATION TO
A BUSINESS COMPILER, DESCRIPTION AND COMPARISON WITH

AN ADVANCED INPUT-OUTPUT SYSTEM FOR A
ROGRAMMING AND OPERATING SYSTEM PART V, THE SYSTEM'S
THE USE OF CHAIN LIST MATRICES FOR THE ANALYSIS OF
INTERIM REPORT ON BUREAU OF SHIPS
OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH
THE
SURGE, A RECODING OF THE
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CLASS OF MULTI-QUEUE PROBLEMS ARISING IN COMMUNICATIO PACM61 12A5
CLASS OF MULTILAYER SERIES-COUPLEO PERCEPTRONS
SOS 62 "85
CLASS OF MULTI QUEUE PROBLEMS
IBMJ613 20"
TCJ1594 163
CLASS OF NON-ANALYTICAL ITERATIVE PROCESSES
PACM61 13B2
CLASS OF NUMBER REPRESENTATIONS FOR PARALLEL
PGEC633 300
CLASS OF PATTERN RECOGNITION SYNTHESIS ALGORITHMS
CLASS 32 ACCOUNTING MACHINES ANO PAPER TAPE
ISING A AUS 60 A1.4
lFIP62
73
CLASS-TEACHER TIME-TABLES
CAS 61 177
CLASS, THE AUTOMATEO CLASSROOM IPHILCO 2000)
CACM600 528
CLASSES
MTl 612 687
CLASSES
CLASSES (SRC)
COMPUTER PROGRESS IN DIP 62 543
lCIP59 419
CLASSES IN MATHEMATICAL MACHINES
I BMJ632 102
CLASSES OF CYCLIC CODES USED FOR BURST-ERROR
JACM631 25
CLASSES OF INVERTIBLE BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS
LEAST UPPER JACM614 601
CLASSES OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
SJCC62
53
CLASSICAL ASSOCIATION PSYCHOLOGY
JACM574 477
CLASSICAL MEMBRANE PROBLEM
NSMT60 394
CLASSIFICATION
MTl 612 417
CLASSIFICATION
lFIP62 28"
CLASSIFICATION
J AC14632 151
CLASSIFICATION
ROME62
83
CLASSIFICATION IFRENCH)
IEES56 125
CLASSIFICATION AND DESIGN OF OPERATION CODES FOR
MIPP61 233
CLASSIFICATION AND INOEXING
NCR 634 75
CLASSIFICATION ANO RECOGNITION OF HANO-PRINTED
CACM63D 701
CLASSIFICATION AT AUTOMATING BANKS
CLASSIFICATION FACTOR CALCULATION FOR CRANE GEARCASES CAN 62 lB9
ICSI582 867
CLASSIFICATION FOR A SPECIAL SUBJECT
CACM628 450
CLASSIFICATION METHOO OF FILE OESIGN ANO PROCESSING
MTl 611 83
CLASSIFICATION OF ENGLISH VERBS BY OBJECT TYPES
CLASSIFICATION OF PREDICATIVE GENITIVE CONSTRUCTIONS MTl 612 725
BIT 622 83
CLASSIFICATION OF QUALITATIVE OATA
AUS 60 A2.2
CLASSIFICATION OF STATISTICAL DATA
CAS 56
41
CLASSIFICATION RESEARCH
SJCC62
279
THE CONSTRUCTION
CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM
IBSJ632 136
CLASSIFICATION TECHNIQUES
CLASSIFICATION WITH PEEK-A-BOO FOR INOEXING OOCUMENTS ICSI581 711
HARV47 277
CLASSIFICATION, ANO PATENTS
FJCC63 161
CLASSIFYING DOCUMENTS
CAS 61 177
CLASSROOM IPHILCO 2000)
CLASSROOM INSTRUCTION
CONFERENCE CACM600 522
MTl 611 125
CLAUSES AND PHRASES IN MACHINE TRANSLATION OF
I BMJ571 44
CLEAN SURFACES
IBMJ632 153
CLEARANCE OF THE FOIL BEARING
CAN 60
83
CLERICAL AUTOMATION
COMPARATIVE TCB1573 88
CLERICAL USERS
PACM62
9B
CLINICAL APPLICATIONS IN MEDICINE
CACM63N 690
CLINICAL LABORATORV DATA FOR AUTOMATIC STORAGE AND
CACM611 19
CLIP TRANSLATOR
73
CLIP, A COMPILER LANGUAGE FOR INFORMATION PROCESSING PACM59
CLIPPING
IRFORMANCE OF THE SENSE-AMPLIFIER CIRCUIT PGEC625 677
CLOCK DELAV GENERATORS AND RUN COUNTER FOR A REPETITI WJCC61 353
WCR 604 116
CLOCK RATE
PGEC594 432
CLOCK RATES
WCR 604 105
CLOCK-RATE COMPUTER CIRCUITS FOR OPERATION FROM - 0
PACM58
71
CLOSED CURVES
ONR 60
39
CLOSEO CYCLE HELIUM REFRIGERATION
J ACM583 289
CLOSED LOOP MEASUREMENTS
CLOSED-CYCLE PROCESS
IBMJ603 248
PGEC553 106
CLOSEO-LOOP CONTROL SYSTEMS CONTAINING A DIGITAL
C ACM607 420
CLOSELY RELATED DIGITAL COMPUTERS
CACM639 515
CLOSING OUT A PRINT TAPE
5
CLOSURES
lOF TRUNCATION ERRORS IN THE NUMERICAL SOL JACM551
FJCC62 285
CLUSTER FORMATION AND DIAGNOSTIC SIGNIFICANCE IN
IBMJ633 224
CLUSTERING IN TELEPHONE CIRCUITS
IBMJ571 49
CLUTCH
PIRE530 1453
CLUTCH FOR HIGH ACCELERATIONS
CO-DIAGONALIZATION OF A SYMMETRIC MATRIX BY GIVENS' M TCJ4612 171
CO-ORDINATE FORM SUITABLE FOR RADAR TARGET ACQUISITIO AUS 60 C9.3
CO-ORDINATE INFORMATION INTO POLAR CO-ORDINATE FORM S AUS 60 C9.3
COASTAL PLAIN
ANALOG SIMULATION WJCC61 535
HARV47 130
COATED DISCS
WJCC61 379
COBOL
ARAP612 197
COBOL
ARAP612 293
COBOL
ARAP612 345
COBOL
TCB4614 141
COBOL
SJCC62 317
COBOL
TCJ5623 171
COBOL
CACM625 236
COBOL
CACM625 261
COBOL
CACM625 263
COBOL
CACM625 269
COBOL
CACM625 272
COBOL
CACM631 24
COBOL
CACM633 79
COBOL
FACT, ARAP612 231
COBOL AND COMMERCIAL TRANSLATOR
CACM625 254
ANO
COMPATIBILITY
COBOL
CACM625 218
COBOL BATCHING PROBLEMS
BIT 614 263
COBOL COMPILATION FOR RCA 501 ISWEDISH)
CACM625 273
COBOL COMPILER
OESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED P IBSJ633 322
COBOL COMPILER
PACM62
74
COBOL OATA STRUCTURES
CACM625 256
COBOL EVALUATION PROGRAM
BIT 613 206
COBOL GRAMMAR (SWEDISH)
TCJ5623 157
COBOL IN A SERVICE BUREAU
CACM636 305
COBOL INFORMATION BULLETIN NO.1
CACM625 262
COBOL LIBRARIAN
CACM622 98
COBOL MERCHANOISE CONTROL ALGORITHM

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TITLE WORD INDEX

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EXPERIENCE WITH
A DIFINITION OF THE
A
RAPIDWRITE, A NEW APPROACH TO
THE
RAPIDWRITE,
BASIC ELEMENTS OF
SYNTACTICAL CHARTS OF

COBOL ON THE l~lD
CAN 62 222
COBOL PROCEDURE DIVISION USING ALGOL METALINGUISTICS PACM61 5Bl
COBOL PROCESSOR FOR THE UNIVAC 1105
CAS 60
26
COBOL READABILITY
TCJ~62~ 301
CACM635 255
COBOL SORT VERB
ROME62 573
COBOL WITHOUT TEARS
CACM625 237
COBOL 61
COBOL 61
CACM625 260
COBOL, A SAMPLE PROBLEM
CACM618 3~0
COBOL, AN INTROOUCTION 'SWEOISHI
BIT 612 132
BRA, PHASE 1 REPORT, LANGUAGE STRUCTURE GROUP OF THE CODASYL DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
AN INFORMATION ALGE CACM62~ 190
MICROPROGRAMMING AND THE CHOICE OF ORDER CODE
ADC 53
11
CACM605 315
WHAT IS A CODE
DESIGN OF AN IMPROVED TRANSMISSION-DATA PROCESSING CODE
CACM615 212
OF A COMPUTER WITH AN ADDRESSLESS ORDER CODE
CONSIDERATIONS AUS 60 C6.2
DIGI TAL COMPUTERS USING A MODIFIED REFLECTED BINARY CODE
ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS FOR PGEC594 ~~9
CODES
CODE AND CONTROL II, MACHINE DESIGN AND INSTRUCTION
MSEE464 31
AND THE USE OF 'STOP ORDER TAGS'
CODE AND CONTROL IV, EXAMPLES OF A THREE-ADDRESS CODE MSEE464 39
THE STANTEC-lEBRA SIMPLE CODE AND ITS INTERPRETATION
ARAP591 146
A MULTIPLE PURPOSE ORTHONORMALIlING CODE AND ITS USES
JACM5~~ 183
CODE AND CONTROL IV, EXAMPLES OF A THREE-ADDRESS CODE AND THE USE OF 'STOP ORDER TAGS'
MSEE46~
39
COMPUTER AIDS TO CODE CHECKING
PACM52T 29
A PROPOSAL FOR CHARACTER CODE COMPATABILITY
CACM602 71
CODING AND CODE COMPRESSION
JACM58~ 328
A DECIMAL CODE FOR ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERSION
PGEC55~ 158
TCJ3614 202
CONSIDERATIONS IN CHOOSING A CHARACTER CODE FOR COMPUTERS AND PUNCHED TAPES
SHIFT-REGISTER CODE FOR INDEXING APPLICATIONS
CACM590 ~O
AMERICAN STANDARD CODE FOR INFORMATION EXCHANGE
CACM63B ~22
ONE-DIMENSIONAL MULTIENERGY GROUP NEUTRON TRANSPORT CODE FOR THE IBM 109 ANO 1090 SYSTEMS
BANZAI, A PACM62
96
A PROPOSAL FOR A GENERALIlED CARD CODE FOR 256 CHARACTERS
CACM599 19
COMMENTS ON 'A PROPOSAL FOR A GENERALIlED CARD CODE FOR 256 CHARACTERS'
CACM59N 12
THE USE OF A REFLECTED CODE IN DIGITAL CONTROL SYSTEMS
PGEC5~~
1
A CODE MATCHING TECHNIQUE FOR MACHINE TRANSLATION
PACM58
60
PGEC5~~
7
A TRANSISTORIZED PULSE CODE MODULATOR
CORRECTION, A TRANSISTORIZED PULSE CODE MODULATOR
PGEC551 20
ECIP55 165
THE INSTRUCTION CODE OF G-2 'GERMANI
A MULTI-LEVEL CODE PROCESSOR
PACM59
2~
UNIQUENESS OF WEIGHTED CODE REPRESENTATIONS
PGEC60~ ~81
AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION OF PRINTED CODE TO IMPULSES ACCEPTABLE TO COMPUTING EQUIPMENT
WJCC55
29
MAN-To-MACHINE COMMUNICATION AND AUTOMATIC CODE TRANSLATION
WJCC60 329
PSEUDO-CODE TRANSLATION ON MULTI-LEVEL STORAGE MACHINES
ICIP59 14~
IBM 70~ CODE-NUNDRUMS
CACM5B3
3
CACM60D 639
SURVEY OF CODED CHARACTER REPRESENTATION
EJCC52
3
RECORDING TECHNIQUES FOR DIGITAL CODED DATA
PIRE530 1~50
CODED DECIMAL NUMBER SYSTEMS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
REGRESSION AND CODED PATTERNS IN DATA EDITING
CACM621 ~09
PGEC533
1
A PHOTOELECTRIC DECIMAL-CODED SHAFT DIGITIZER
MSEE~6~
~6
A FOUR-CHANNEL CODED-DECIMAL ELECTROSTATIC MACHINE
CODE AND CONTROL II, MACHINE DESIGN AND INSTRUCTION CODES
MSEE~M
31
A CCMPARISON OF ONE AND THREE ADDRESS CODES
MANC51
19
ABSTRACTS, NUCLEAR REACTOR CODES
CACM591
6
ON THE MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF ERROR-CORRECTING CODES
IBMJ591 25
CACM60D 638
SURVEY OF PUNCHED CARD CODes
ABSTRACTS, ADDITIONAL NUCLEAR REACTOR CODES
CACM601
6
A BOUND FOR ERROR-CORRECTING CODES
IBMJ605 532
RESIDUE CLASS ERROR CHECKING COOES
PACM61 13Bl
MINIMUM POLARIZED DISTANCE CODES
IBMJ613 2~1
FURTHER SURVEY OF PUNCHED CARD CODES
CACM61~ lB2
TC86621
1
PROBLEMS IN CONSTRUCTING DATA PROCESSING CODES
PGEC6H 501
ENCDCING AND DECODING FOR CYCLIC PERMUTATION CODES
MODEL FOR THE STUDY OF MULTIPLICATION FOR COMPLEMENT CODES
A RING PGEC591 25
FOR MAXIMUM MINIMUM-DISTANCE ERROR-CORRECTING CODES
DESIGN METHODS IBMJ601 ~3
FOR PRODUCT FORM OF THE INVERSE LINEAR PROGRAMMING CODES
A MODIFIED INVERSION PROCEDURE CACM627 382
TION WITHIN DIGITAL SYSTEMS
CODES AND CODING CIRCUITRY FOR AUTOMATIC ERROR CORREC RTCS62 152
ERROR DETECTING AND CORRECTING BINARY CDDES FOR ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS
PGEC603 333
IEES56 125
THE CLASSIFICATION AND DESIGN OF OPERATION CODES FOR AUTOMATIC COMPUTERS
ON COOES FOR CHECKING LOGICAL OPERATIONS
IBMJ592 163
I CSI581 611
CONVENTIONAL AND INVERTED GROUPING OF CDDES FOR CHEMICAL DATA
IBMJ603 329
ERROR CORRECTING CODES FOR CORRECTING BURSTS OF ERRORS
TRANSMISSION
A NEW GROUP OF CODES FOR CORRECTION OF DEPENDENT· ERRORS IN DATA
IBMJ601 58
N-DIMENSIONAL CODES FOR DETECTING AND CORRECTING MULTIPLE ERRORS
CACM610 5~5
THE USE OF CYCLIC-PERMUTED CHAIN CODES FOR DIGI TISERS
ICIP59 ~H
CYCLIC CODES FOR ERROR DETECTION
P IRE611 228
CODES FOR THE CLASSICAL MEMBRANE PROBLEM
JACM514 ~17
F REPRESENTATIDN" STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL OF 13 RANDOM CODES IN A 4-DIGIT NUMBER OR 16 RANDOM CODES IN A 5-0 CACM623 165
THE USE OF CYCLIC PERMUTED CODES IN RELAY COUNTING CIRCUITS
IEES56 ~32
A NOTE ON EXTENDING CERTAIN COOES TO CORRECT ERROR BURSTS IN LONGER MESSAGES
IBMJ632 151
APPLICATION OF ERROR-CORRECTING CODES TO MULTI-WAY SWITCHING
ICIP59 396
A PROGRAMMEC ALGORITHM FOR ASSIGNING INTERNAL CODES to SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
PGEC62~ ~66
PGEC625 611
ON THE EFFICIENT ASSIGNMENT OF INTERNAL CODES TO SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
SOME NEW CLASSES OF CYCLIC CODES USED FOR BURST-ERROR CORRECTION
IBMJ632 102
A METHOD FOR CHECKING NUMERICAL CODES USING THE 1~01
BIT 611 ~8
TCJ~612 168
THE REDUCTION OF A MATRIX TO COOl AGONAL FORM BY ELIMINATIONS
TCJ1582 90
THE CALCULATION OF THE EIGENVECTORS OF COOl AGONAL MATRICES
THE CALCULATION OF THE EIGENVECTORS OF COOl AGONAL MATRICES PRODUCED BY THE GIVENS AND LANC2D AUS 571 ll2
S PROCESSES
MACHINE AIDS TO CODING
PACM52T 17
OPTIMUM CODING
ADC 53
65
PLANNING UNIVERSAL SEMI-AUTOMATIC CODING
ONR 54
14
ACFI57
11
SYSTEMS OF DEBUGGING AUTOMATIC CODING
A MECHANIZED APPROACH TO AUTOMATIC CODING
ACFI57 103
STANDARDIZED PROGRAMMING METHODS AND UNIVERSAL CODING
JACM573 25~
ICSI582 1365
ABSTRACT T·HEORY OF RETRIEVAL CODING
WCR 58~ U
A COMPUTER SIMULATION CHAIN FOR RESEARCH ON PICTURE CODING
PROGRAMMING AND COOING
HACC59
2
MIMIC, A TRANSLATION FOR ENGLISH CODING
NSMT60 ~51
SUBROUTINES, LEARNING AND SYMBOLIC CODING
AUS 60C12.1
LETTER FREQUENCIES WITH APPLICATIONS TO SUPERIMPOSED CODING
SUBJECT-WORD ICSI582 903
AS A DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER
CODING A GENERAL-PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER TO OPERATE WJCC55
82
CODING AND CODE COMPRESSION
.JACM58~ 32B
CHBK62
11
INTRODUCTION TO CODING AND PROBLEM LOGIC
116

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY

19~6-1963

116

coo -

COJII

COB - COL

TITLE WORD INDEX

COOING AND SWITCHING THEORY
CHBK62
1~
COOING AT G.E.
ACFI51
3
COOING AT THE HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL
PACM56
31
COOING BY FORTRAN
TCB25B2 2~
COOING CIRCUITRY FOR AUTOMATIC ERROR CORRECTION
RTCS62 152
WITHIN DIGITAL SYSTEMS
COOING CLINICAL LABORATORY DATA FOR AUTOMATIC STORAGE CACM63N 690
AND RETRIEVAL
CACM60N 616
A SIMPLE TECHNIQUE FOR COOING DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
CACM611 ~2
AN ALGORITHM FOR COOING EFFIC lENT ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS
AUTOMATIC COOING FOR BUSINESS APPLICATIONS
TCJ3603 1~~
JACM55~ 2~3
TRANSCODE. A SYSTEM OF AUTOMATIC COOING FOR FER~T
PRIME NUMBER COOING FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
TCJ3601 21
COOING FOR LOGICAL OPERATIONS
IBMJ62~ ~30
COOING FOR M~LTIPLE ASYMMETRIC ERRORS IN ONE CHANNEL PGEC625 655
OF A M~LTICHANNEL SYSTEM
AUS 511 124
A TWO-ADDRESS METHOD OF INTERPRETIVE COOING FOR THE CSIRAC
JACM55~ 253
AUTOI!IATIC COOING FOR THE IBM 701
COOING FOR THE MANIAC
ONR 56
~5
THE MARK 5 SYSTEM OF AUTOMATIC COOING FOR TREAC
ARAP591 23
COOING ISOMORPHISMS
CACM602 8~
THE COLASL AUTOMATIC COOING LANGUAGE
ROME62 501
PACM58
29
TRANSLATION 8ETWEEN ALGEBRAIC CQOING LANGUAGES
TCJ6632 113
DIRECT COOING OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE NAMES
JACM633 33~
A COMPUTATIONAL APPROACH TO GRAMMATICAL COOING OF ENGLISH WORDS
S. WITH REFERENCE TO ARCHAEOLOGICAL DOCUMEI
ON THE COOING OF GEOMETRICAL SHAPES ANO OTHER REPRESENTATION ICSI582 889
33
NO EIGENVECTORS OF REAL. SYMMETRIC MATRICES
ON THE COOING OF JACOBI'S METHOD FOR COMPUTING EIGENVALUES A PACM59
NO EIGENVECTORS CF REAL SYMMETRIC MATRICES
ON THE COOING OF JACOBI'S METHOD FOR COMPUTING EIGENVALUES A JACM632 123
COOING OF MEDICAL CASE HISTORY DATA FOR COMPUTER
CACM620 532
ANALYSIS
THE APPLICATION OF FORMULA TRANSLATION TO AUTOMATIC CODING OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
ARAP591 81
COOING ON AUTOMATIC DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINES
CAMB~9
2B
COMPARISON OF CODING ON S.E.A.C. AND E.O.S.A.C.
MANC51
26
AUTOMATIC COOING PRINCIPLES
ONR 56
3
COMPUTERS WITH ONE ACCUMULATOR
NOTE ON COOING REVERSE POLISH EXPRESSIONS fOR SINGLE-ADDRESS TCJ6631 61
AN ADDRESSLESS COOING SCHEME BASED ON MATHEMATICAL NOTATION
AUS 571 121
INTERCOOE, A SIMPLIFIED COOING SCHEME FOR AMOS
TCJ2592 55
THE FORTRAN AUTOMATIC CODING SYSTEM
WJCC51 188
FORTRANSIT, A UNIVERSAL AUTOMATIC CODING SYSTEM
CAN 58 3~9
SAKO, AN AUTOMATIC CODING SYSTEM
ARAP612 161
THE COLASL AUTOMATIC COOING SYSTEM
PACM62
~~
TRANSLATCR-COMPILER OF THE IBM FORTRAN AUTOMATIC CODING SYSTEM
THE ARITHMETIC CACM592
9
OOPERATIVE VENTURE IN THE PRODUCTION OF AN AUTOMATIC COOING SYSTEM
A DESCRIPTION Of A C JACM56~ 266
THE PACT I COOING SYSTEM FOR THE IBM TYPE 101
JACM56~ 212
PRINT I, A PROPOSED CODING SYSTEM FOR THE IBM TYPE 105
WJCC56
~5
PRINT I, AN AUTOMATIC COOING SYSTEM FOR THE IBM 105
ACFI51
29
PROPOSED ADVANCED COOING SYSTEM FOR UNIVAC-LARC
ONR 56
~9
FORTRAN, AN AUTOMATIC COOING SYSTEM, ITS DEVELOPMENT, USE AND FUTURE
AUS 60 C3.2
SIMPLE AUTOMATIC CODING SYSTEMS
CACM5Bl
5
CONCLUSIONS AFTER USING "HE PACT I ADVANCED COOING TECHNIQ~E
JACM56~ 309
AUTOMATIC COOING TECHNIQ~ES, 1955
LSU 56
6
SYMPOSIUM ON COOING THEORY
IFIP62 313
A FEEDBACK COOING THEORY OF LEARNING AND COGNITION
SOS 62 533
AN APPLICATION OF COOING THEORY TO A FILE ADDRESS PROBLEM
JBMJ632 121
APPLICATION OF AUTOMATIC COOING TO LOGICAL PROCESSES
ONR 54
3~
APPLICATIONS OF AUTOMATIC COOING TO SMALL CALCULATORS
EJCC5~
6~
SIMPLIFIED CODING. A PEDAGOGIC EXPERIMENT
AUS 60C12.2
THE M.I.T. SYSTEMS OF AUTOMATIC COOING. COMPREHENSIVE, SUMMER SESSION. AND ALGEBRAIC ONR 5~
~O
ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS. COEFFICIENT POTENTIOMETERS. OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS,
CHBK62
2
AND NETWORKS
SECOND ORDER FORMULAS FOR FOURIER COEFFICIENTS
PACM58
52
18MJ62~ ~56
A POLARIMETRIC METHOO OF MEASURING MAGNETO-OPTIC COEFFICIENTS
CD~P~TER TO SOLVE POLYNOMIAL EQUATIONS WITH REAL COEFFICIENTS
AN ANALOGUE AUS 51 196
UTION OF LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH CONSTANT COEFFICIENTS
NOTE ON THE NUMERICAL SOL TCJ66]2 206
OF SIMULTANEOUS LINEAR EQUATIONS WITH POLYNOMIAL COEFFICIENTS
A ROUTINE TO FINO THE SOLUTION CACM59~ 16
NEAR DIFFERENTIAL· DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS WITH CONSTANT COEFFICIENTS
IATION TO THE PRACTICAL SOLUTION OF LI PACM56
4
TI-OROER LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH CONSTANT COEFFICIENTS
IDECOMPOSITION INTO FIRST ORDER OF MUl TCJ2593 1~~
RPOLATION POLYNOMIALS OF SQ~ARE MATRICES WITH MATRIX COEFFICIENTS AND ITERATIVE METHODS FOR THE N~MERICAL IFIP62 102
UTION OF LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH VARIABLE COEFFICIENTS BY THE ELECTRONIC OIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER PGEC5]4
3
THE USE OF PARAMETER INFLUENCE COEFFICIENTS IN COMPUTER ANALYSIS OF DYNAMIC SYSTEMS WJCC6D 181
SOS 62 533
A FEEDBACK COOING THEORY OF LEARNING AND COGNITION
COMPUTER SIMULATION OF COGNITIVE PROCESSES
CABS62 336
THE SIMULATION OF COGNITIVE PROCESSES. AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
PGEC613 ~62
THE SIMULATION OF COGNITIVE PROCESSES. II. AN ANNOTATED 8I8LIOGRAPHY
PGEC62~ 535
OF COMMUI
ELEMENTARY DERIVATION OF WAVE SHAPE AND COHERENCE PROPERTIES OF NATURAL LIGHT USING THE TOOLS DPI 62
31
THE RELIABILITY OF COHERENT SYSTEMS
RTCS62
~1
SUB~ICROSECOND CORE MEMORIES USING MULTIPLE COINCIDENCE
PGEC602 192
CACM62~ 211
A METHOD FOR ELIMINATING AMBIGUITY DUE TO SIGNAL COINCIDENCE IN DIGITAL DESIGN
ON. THE WIRING OF TWO-DIMENSIONAL MULTIPLE-COINCIDENCE MAGNETIC MEMORIES
PGEC561 19
COINCIDENT CURRENT APPLICATIONS OF FERRITE APERTURED WCR 584 62
PLATES
WIDE TEMPERATURE RANGE COINCIDENT CURRENT CORE MEMORIES
WJCC61 201
COINCIDENT CURRENT SUPERCONDUCTIVE MEMORY
LCMT61 421
COINCIDENT-CURRENT MAGNETIC COMPUTE~ MEMORY
ANL 53 150
DEVELOPMENTS AT M.I.T.
PGEC562 1]
A SMALL COINCIDENT-CURRENT MAGNETIC MEMORY
A COMPACT COINCIDENT-CURRENT MEMORY
EJCC56 120
CHARACTERISTICS OF A HIGH-SPEED MULTIPATH CORE FOR A COINCIDENT-CURRENT MEMORY
PGEC623 405
COINCIDENT-CURRENT SUPERCONDUCTIVE MEMORY
PGEC61] ~38
THE COLASL AUTOMATIC CODING LANGUAGE
ROME62 501
THE COLASL AUTOMATIC CODING SYSTEM
PACM62
~~
A FUNCTION GENERATOR USING COLD CATHODE SELECTOR TUBES
AUS 60 C8.2
A FUNCTION GENERATOR USING COLD-CATHODE SELECTOR TUBES
PGEC611 11
MANAGEMENT OF RECORDS IN A LARGE-SCALE COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH PROGRAM (HONEYWELL BOOI
CAS 61
3
COMPUTER-PLANNED COLLATES
CACM635 225
SORTING AND COLLATING
MSEE~63
22
THE COMAC. AN EFFICIENT PUNCHED CARD COLLATING SYSTEM FOR THE STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL OF INF ICSI582 12~5
ORMATICN
THE DESIGN OF SYNCHRONIZING BUFFERS FOR COLLECTING AND DISTRIBUTING DIGITAL- DATA
PACM56
37
COMPUTERS IN THE TAX COLLECTING PROCESS
CAN 62 1~4
DATA COLLECTION AND TRANSMISSION
TCJ~612 103
DATA COLLECTION AS A BY-PRODUCT OF NORMAL BUSINESS MACHINE WJCC55
34
OPERATION
SOURCES AND COLLECTION OF DATA FOR LINEAR PROGRAMMING
AUS 60 AB.3
SYMPOSIUM ON THE COLLECTION. STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL OF INFORMATION
ICIP59 495
CURRENT MULTIPLICATION OF A CYLINDRICAL HOOK COLLECTOR
THEORETICAL IBMJ611 25
TWO-COLLECTOR TRANSISTOR FOR BINARY FULL ADDITION
IBMJ573 212
CALCULATING MACHINES AT THE BIRKBECK COLLEGE COMPUTATION LABORATORY
FTT 53 110
THE IMPERIAL COLLEGE COMPUTING ENGINE
FTT 53 161
INFORMATION
AUTOMATIC
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING AND
AUTOMATIC
CODES AND

111

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY

19~6-1963

111

COL - COM

TITLE WORD INDEX

COMPUTER EDUCATION, DILEMMA OF THE
COMPUTER COURSES FOR
PROBLEMS
ON THE
EQUATIONS
CHEBYSHEV
THE COMPUTER SIMULATION OF A
SOME NEW ASPECTS OF
COMPUTATION IN MULTI-COMPONENT DISTILLATION
AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY
THE STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL OF INFORMATION
THE

COLLEGES
COLLEGES
COLLOCATION METHOD FOR THE SOLUTION OF BOUNOARY VALUE
COLLOCATION METHODS FOR ORDINARY OIFFERENTIAL
COLONIAL, SOCIO-ECONOMIC SOCIETY
COLOR PERCEPTION
COLUMN DESIGN
AUTOMATIC
COLUMNS
COMAC, AN EFFICIENT PUNCHED CARD COLLATING SYSTEM FOR
COMBAT COMPUTERS
COMBAT VEHICLE FIRING STABILITY !ACTIVE SUSPENSIONI
TRANSIENTS IN COMBINATION LOGIC CIRCUITS
TRON TRAJECTORY TRACING
APPLICATION OF A COMBINATION OF ANALOGUE AND DIGITAL COMPUTERS TO ELEC
EIGENVALU
ES OF THE SUCCESSIVE OVER-RELAXATION PROCESS AND ITS COMBINATION WITH CHEBYSHEV SEMI-ITERATION
ITERATIVE SWITCHING NETWORKS COMPOSED OF COMBINATIONAL CELLS
A TRUTH TABLE METHOD FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF COMBINATIONAL LOGIC
TIN> OIGITAL COMPUTER HAVING ONLY AN ERROR-DETECTING COMBINATIONAL PART
IIDEALIZED OVER-ALL ERRDR-CORREC
TRANSISTORS IN COMBINATIONAL SWITCHING CIRCUITS
ITERATIVE COMBINATIONAL SWITCHING NETWORKS, GENERAL DESIGN
CONSIDERATIONS
ON THE GENERATION OF PERMUTATIONS AND COMBINATIONS
EVALUATION OF INTEGRALS INVOLVING COMBINATIONS OF BESSEL FUNCTIONS AND CIRCULAR FUNCTIO
NS
TIME'
COMMENT ON 'DECODING COMBINATIONS OF THE FIRST N tNTEGERS TAKEN K AT A
TIME
DECODING COMBINATIONS OF THE FIRST N INTEGERS TAKEN K AT A
PROGRAMMING TAPE
FINITE AND COMBINATORIAL AUTOMATA. TURING AUTOMATA WITH A
SOME COMBINATORIAL LEMMAS IN TOPOLOGY
NG MACHI.NES
A STUDY OF CERTAIN COMBINATORIAL PROBLEMS THROUGH EXPERIMENTS ON COMPUTI
ATIONS TO SEARCHING AND SORTING
SOME COMBINATORIAL PROPERTIES OF CERTAIN TREES WITH APPLIC
ANALOG AND DIGITAL TECHNIQUES COMBINED
THE USE OF THREADED LISTS IN CONSTRUCTING A COMBINED ALGOL AND MACHINE-LIKE ASSEMBLY PROCESSOR
COMBINED ANALOG AND DIGITAL TECHNIQUES
A DEVICE TO FACILITATE COMBINEO ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTATION
COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTER SYSTEMS
ANALOG, DIGITAL, AND COMBINED ANALOG-OIGITAL COMPUTERS FOR REAL-TIME
SIMULATION
COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTING ELEMENTS
A COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER
THE CASE FOR COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL SIMULATION
COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL SIMULATION
USE OF A COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL SYSTEM FOR RE-ENTRY VEHICLE
FLIGHT SIMULATION
COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL TECHNIQUES IN SIMULATION
FOR THE SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
COMBINED ANALOGUE AND DIGITAL CDMPUTING TECHNIQUES
TERMS FREQUENTLY COMBINED IN PROBLEM DESCRIPTION
A COMBINED INOEXING-ABSTRACTING SYSTEM
COMBINED MAGNETIC AND GRAPHIC STORE
LIFE INSURANCE PREMIUM BILLING AND CDMBINED OPERATIONS BY ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT
COMBINED READING AND WRITING ON A MAGNETIC DRUM
G SYSI
THE VARIABLE WORD AND RECORD LENGTH AND THE COMBINED RECORD APPROACH ON. ELECTRONIC DATA-PROCESS IN
A METHOD OF COMBINING ALGOL AND COBOL
COMBINING ALGOL STATEMENT ANALYSIS WITH VALIDITY
CHECKING
COMBUSTION AERODYNAMICS
THE COMING IMPACT OF COMPUTERS ON AOVERTISING
MAN-MACHINE COMMUNICATIONS IN THE COMING TECHNOLOGICAL SOCIETY
COM IT
COMIT AS AN IR LANGUAGE
THE COMIT SYSTEM
THE COMIT SYSTEM FOR MECHANICAL TRANSLATION
COMIT, A LANGUAGE FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION
INFORMATION PROCESSING IN MILITARY COMMANO
SYSTEMS MODERNIZATION IN THE AIR MATERIEL COMMAND
I NFORMA TI ON
OPERATIONS ON A DECIMAL COMPUlER WITH AN EXTRACT COMMAND
BINARY AND TRUTH-FUNCTIONAL
COMPUTERS FOR REAL TIME MILITARY COMMAND AND CONTROL
0825, A MULTIPLE-COMPUTER SYSTEM FOR COMMAND ANO CONTROL
RECOL, A RETRIEVAL COMMAND LANGUAGE
A COMMAND LANGUAGE FOR HANDLING STRINGS OF SYMBOLS
A COMMAND STRUCTURE FOR COMPLEX INFORMATION PROCESSING
JOVIAL, A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE FOR REAL-TIME COMMAND SYS TEM S
NAL OPERATIONS ON A DECIMAL COMPUTER WITH AN EXTRACT COMMAND'
CORRECTION TO 'BINARY ANO TRUTH-FUNCTIO
COMMENT ON 'AN IMAGINARY NUMBER SYSTEM'
INTEGERS TAKEN K AT A TIME'
COMMENT ON 'DECODING COMBINATIONS OF THE FIRST N
COMMENT ON A PAPER ON PARALLEL PROCESSING
COMMENT ON CARDIFF
SELF-ORGANIZING SYSTEMS, A REVIEW AND COMMENTARY
A COMMENTARY ON REDUNDANCY
COMMENTS FROM A FORTRAN USER
COMMENTS ON 'A NEW METHOD OF COMPUTATION OF SQUARE
ROOTS wITHOUT USING DIVISION'
FOR 256 CHARACTERS'
COMMENTS ON 'A PROPOSAL FOR A GENERALIZED CARD CODE
COMMENTS ON A TECHNIQUE FOR COUNTING ONES
SOME COMMENTS ON CHARACTER RECOGNITION
SIZE COl'PUTERS
COMMENTS ON THE ALGOL SYSTEM FOR THE SMALL AND MEDIUM
S AND BLOCKS IN ALGOL 60
COMMENTS ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF RECURSIVE PROCEOURE
THE APPLICATION OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS TO BUSINESS AND COMMERCE
DATA PROCESSING IN COMMERCE
ORGANIZATION OF A COMPUTING SERV ICE FOR INDUS TRY ANO COMMERCE
APPLICATION OF CALCULATING MACHINES TO BUSINESS ANO COMMERCE
THE
COMPUTERS AND COMMERCE 1
COMPUTERS AND COMMERCE 2
COMPUTERS AND COMMERCE 3, STOCK RECORDING AND CONTROL
COMPUTERS ANO COMMERCE 4, MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL
PROCESSING E'UIP~ENT IN AUSTRALIA
THE COMMERCIAL ANO INDUSTRIAL MARKET FOR ELECTRONIC DATA
EXPERIENCE
COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONS, THE IMPLICATION OF CENSUS
CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS IN COMMERCIAL AUTCMATIC PROGRAMMING
SPECIAL-PURPOSE, ELE
CTRONIC DATA SYSTEMS, THE SOLUTION TO INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL AUTCMATION
TIDE, A COMMERCIAL COMPILER FOR THE IBM 650
THE EXPERIENCE OF APPLYING A COMMERCIAL COMPUTER IN A BRITISH ORGANIZATION
THE STATE OF THE ART, IAI COMMERCIAL COMPUTERS IN BRITAIN, JUNE 1959
THE CONTRIB~TION OF SYMBOLIC ANAlYSIS TECHNIQUES IN COMMERCIAL DATA PROCESSING
STATUS, ACHIEVEMENT AND TRENDS OF PROGRAMMING FOR COMMERCIAL DATA PROCESSING
THE PRESENT
PROBLEMS OF COMMERCIAL DATA PROCESSING IGERMANI
CONSIDERATIONS IN APPLYING A COMPUTER TO COMMERCIAL DATA-PROCESSING
A CASE STUDY IN COMMERCIAL ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR COMMERCIAL OR ADMINISTRATIVE APPLICATIONS
118

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

COD - COM
LSU 57
11
TCB4603 82
PACM5B
6
TCJ6644 358
WJCC61 613
IBMJ594 312
AUS 60 B4.1
CAS 59
6
ICSI582 1245
NCR 584 292
CACM616 U9
RTCS62
9
TCJ2593 134
TCJ66J3 250
PGEC622 123
PGEC614 604
PGEC593 321
HARV572 138
PGEC584 285
BIT 6210 228
J ACM582 119
CACM600 536
CACM604 235
IFIP62 391
IBMJ605 518
LSU 55 101
JACM621 13
CC5T61 141
(ACM6H 36
LSU 57
44
WJCC58 212
HACC59
30
EJCC57 104
WJCC61 299
EJCC59
94
WJCC5B
86
EJCC61 114
EJCC61 105
AIC 623 275
WJCC56
64
CACM631 31
ICSI581 449
LCMT61 137
JACM541
7
PIRE530 1438
WJCC57 214
WJCC61 319
CACM607 418
HARV49 293
CAS 61
55
CAS 61
45
CACM633 83
CACM621 19
NSMT60 439
ICIP59 183
ROME62 113
PACM62
7B
CAS 58
11
CACM585 12
CAN 62
99
FJCC62
86
CACM633 117
PACM58
30
WJCC58 119
ARAP623 53
CACM588
6
CACM61B 355
CACM600 536
CACM612 103
TC86623 73
P IRE611 31
RTCS62 367
CACM609 501
CACM602 86
CACM59N 12
CACM600 538
TCJ4612 114
ROME62 253
CACM611 65
FTT 53 246
EOPS61 243
TCJ4612 161
MANCSI
30
TCJ15B2 69
TCJ1583 132
TCJ15B3 137
TCJ1594 168
AUS 60 A1.2
WJCC53
49
TCJ5622 107
WJCC59 143
ARAP5'H 207
rCJ3614 185
TCJ2593 97
AU5 60A12.2
DIP 62 312
DIP 62 350
LSU 56
B4
TCB2581 12
ADC 53
85
lIB

COM - COM

COL - COM

TITLE WORD INDEX

ONR 56
57
RCA APPROACH TO AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING FOR COMMERCIAL PROBLEMS
ARAP612 305
TH E GROWTH OF A COMMERCIAL PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
ARAP623 277
PROGRESS IN SOME COMMERCIAL SOURCE LANGUAGES
AUS 60A12.1
COMMERCIAL TRANSLATOR
FACT, A BUSINESS ARAP612 231
COMPILER, DESCRIPTION AND COMPARISON WITH COBOL AND COMMERCIAL TRANSLATOR
ARAP63't 183
A COMMERCIAL USE OF STACKS
BCS 58 510
THE PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF A SMALL COMMERCIAL USER
THE FUTURE OF THE LARGE-SCALE COMPUTER IN INTEGRATED COMMERCIAL WORK
WHERE NEXT, SOME CONJECTURES ON TCJ2592 85
APPLICATION OF COMPUTERS TO THE COMMERICAL PLANNING OF AN INTEGRATED OIL COMPANY
EDPS61 3""
AND NATIONAL INSURANCE
NOTE ON COMMISSIONING OF LEO COMPUTER AT MINISTRY OF PENSIONS TCJ2601t 198
CACM590 25
RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE SHARE ALGOL COMMITTEE
TCJ6633 222
THE VIEWS OF THE DATA TRANSMISSION COMMITTEE
LANGUAGE STRUCTURE GROUP OF THE CODASYL DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
AN INFORMATION ALGEBRA, PHASE 1 REPORT, CACM62" 190
ARAP591 268
PRELIMINARY REPORT OF ACM-GAMM COMMITTEE ON AN INTERNATIONAL ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE
CAN 62
11
PHILOSOPHY OF THE GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE ON ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS
ARAP612
lit 1
APT, A COMMON COMPUTER LANGUAGE
SACI58
23
SELFCHEK, A NEW COMMON LANGUAGE
ONR 56
7
DEVELOPMENT OF COMMON LANGUAGE AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
FJCC62 121
A COMMON LANGUAGE FOR HARDWARE, SOFTWARE, AND
APPLICATIONS
ACFl57
57
OMNICODE, A COMMON LANGUAGE PROGRAMMING SYSTEM
I CIP59 120
THE PROBLEM OF A COMMON LANGUAGE, ESPECIALLY FOR SCIENTIFIC NUMERAL
WORK
TC83591
9
TOWARDS A COMMON PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
TCB3593 61t
TOWARDS A COMMON PROGRAM~ING LANGUAGE (21
TCB3605 87
TOWARDS A COMMON PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE (31
TOWARDS A COMMON PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE (It I
TC8"601 18
CACM63N 660
REPORT OF A VISIT TO DISCUSS COMMON PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA AND
POLAND, 1963
MTP 58
75
PROGRAMS WITH COMMON SENSE
59
CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS IN COMMON-LANGUAGE PROGRAMMING FOR 8USINESS DATA SYSTEMS CAS 59
AUS 63 A.I0
ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING IN THE COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE STAFF TRAINING
ICSI581 199
PLANNED AND UNPLANNED SCIENTIFIC COMMUNICATION
18MJ581t 276
PROBLEMS IN SCIENTIFIC COMMUNICATION
P IRE611 319
DIGITAL SIMULATION IN RESEARCH ON HUMAN COMMUNICATION
IFIP62 3ltl
A SURVEY OF SEVERAL ASPECTS OF DATA COMMUNICATION
SJCC62 113
ON-LINE MAN-COMPUTER COMMUNICATION
29
G EFFORT THROUGH THE PROMOTION OF INTER-INSTALLATION COMMUNICATION
/HE REDUCTION OF REDUNDANT PROGRAMMIN DNR 56
WJCC59 286
COMMUNICATION ACROSS LANGUAGE BARRIERS
WJCC60 329
MAN-TO-MACHINE COMMUNICATION AND AUTOMATIC CODE TRANSLATION
WJCC59 176
SOME COMMUNICATION ASPECTS OF CHARACTER-SENSING SYSTEMS
IFIP62 31t7
COMPUTER-TO-COMPUTER COMMUNICATION AT 2.5 MEGABITS PER SEC
WJCC58 216
COMMUNICATION BETWEEN COMPUTERS
ROMf62
791
A LANGUAGE DESIGNED FOR COMMUNICATION BETWEEN COMPUTERS OF DIFFERENT TYPES
COMMUNICATION BETWEEN INDEPENDENTLY TRANSLATED BLOCKS ROME62 797
COMMUNICATION BETWEEN INDEPENDENTLY TRANSLATED BLOCKS CACM627 376
CAS 60 IItl
DATA COMMUNICATION BETWEEN REMOTE MACHINES
EJCC57 191t
COMMUNICATION BETWEEN REMOTELY LOCATED DIGITAL
COMPUTERS
EJCC61 166
A VERSATILE MAN-MACHINE COMMUNICATION CONSOLE
ICSI582 1027
INTERLINGUAL COMMUNICATION IN THE SCIENCES
I8MJ603 311
SYNTHES IS OF A COMMUNICATION NET
FJCC62 Ilt7
DATA PROCESSING FOR COMMUNICATION NETWORK MONITORING AND CONTROL
18MJ5BIt 268
COMMUNICATION SCIENCES IN A UNIVERSITY ENVIRONMENT
EJCC57 197
COMMUNICATION SWITCHING SYSTEMS AS REAL-TIME
COMPUTERS
PGEC603 329
MAGNETOSTRICTIVE ULTRASONIC DELAY LINES FOR A PCM COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
SJCC63 329
SKETCHPAD, A MAN-MACHINE GRAPHICAL COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
PACM61 12A5
A CLASS OF MULTI-QUEUE PROBLEMS ARISING IN COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
PIRE611 196
DIGITAL DATA COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUES
31
/VATION OF WAVE SHAPE AND COHE OPI 62
RENCE PROPERTIES OF NATURAL LIGHT USING THE TOOLS OF COMMUNICATION THEORY
AUS 63 A.18
DATA TRANSMISSION, COMMUNICATION TO CENTRALISED PROCESSING SYSTEMS
EJCC60
11
A METHOD OF VOICE COMMUNICATION WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER
CACM588 12
THE PROBLEM OF PROGRAMMING COMMUNICATION WITH CHANGING MACHINES, PART 1
CACM589
9
THE PROBLEM OF PROGRAMMING COMMUNICATION WITH CHANGING MACHINES, PART 2
CACM630 622
TELEPHONES
DATA-DIAL, TWO-WAY COMMUNICATION .ITH COMPUTERS FROM ORDINARY DIAL
LSU 55 193
THE FUTURE IN COMMUNICATIONS
I BMJ581t lIO
THE ROLE OF LARGE MEMORIES IN SCIENTIFIC COMMUNICATIONS
AUS 63 B.21
USE OF CO~PUTERS IN PLANNING P.M.G. COMMUNICATIONS
TCJ563't 308
SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS
A SYSTEMS APPROACH NCR 59" 223
TC INTEGRATION OF AUTCMATIC DATA PROCESSING AND COMMUNICATIONS
AN APPROACH TO MANUFA FJCC63 535
CTURING CONTROL USING INEXPENSIVE SOURCE TO COMPUTER COMMUNICATIONS
FJCC62 280
ANALYSIS
A DATA COMMUNICATIONS AND PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR CARDIAC
EJCC61 2ltl
INFORMATION HANDLING IN THE DEFENSE COMMUNICATIONS CONTROL COMPLEX
CAS 61 132
DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING
EJCC61 219
COMMUNICATIONS FOR COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
CAS 61
itS
MAN,..MACHINE COMMUNICATIONS IN THE COMING TECHNOLOGICAL SOCIETV
EJCC55
83
THE ROLE OF COMMUNICATIONS NETWORKS IN DIGITAL DATA SYSTEMS
CACM639 571t
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE COMMUNICATIONS OF THE ACM
CACM633 1-1
INOEX TO THE COMMUNICATIONS OF THE ACM, VOLUMES 1-5, 1958-1962
ALGOL REFERENCES IN COMMUNICATIONS OF THE ACM, 1960-1961
CACM61,) "Olt
EJCC57 208
TRAFFIC ASPECTS OF COMMUNICATIONS SWITCHING SYSTEMS
FOUR EJCC61 261t
ADVANCED COMPUTERS, KEY TO AIR FORCE DIGITAL DATA COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM
EJCC59 11 It
THE ~ULTI-SEQUENCE COMPUTER AS A COMMUNICATIONS TOOL
EJCC57 178
RESERVATIONS COMMUNICATIONS UTLIZING A GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL
COMPUTER
WJCC60 225
COMMUNICATIONS WITHIN A POLYMORPHIC INTELLECTRONlc
SYSTEM
LCMT61
99
STORES
THE CATHODE-RAY TUBE AS A COMMUTATING DEVICE IN LARGE-CAPACITY. RANDOM-ACCESS
I BMJ583 118
A DIRECT-READING PRINTED-CIRCUIT COMMUTATOR FOR ANALOG-TO-OIGITAL DATA CONVERSION
I BMJ572 116
THE MULTIPURPOSE BIAS DEVICE, PART I, THE COMMUTATOR TRANSISTOR
EJCC56 120
A COMPACT COINCICENT-CURRENT MEMORY
ITRARY INTEGRAL DOMAINS
A FINITE SEQUENTIALLY COMPACT PROCESS FOR THE ADJOINTS OF MATRICES OVER ARB CACM628 ItIt7
NCR 621t 63
A COMPACT 166-KILOBIT FILM MEMORY
11
ESTABLISHING ELECTRONIC EDPS61
DATA PROCESSING AT THE TRYGG-FYLGIA INSURANCE COMPANIES
CAN 62
21
DECISION MAKING USING A COMPUTER, A TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
RESEARCH AND COMPUTERS IN AN INTEGRATED OIL COMPANY
OPERATIONS CAN 58 229.
27
DEVELOPMENTS IN C OCR 62
HARACTER RECCGNITION MACHINES AT RABINDW ENGINEERING COMPANY
APPLICATION OF COMPUTERS EDPS61 31t1t
TO THE CO'MERICAL PLANNING OF AN INTEGRATED OIL COMPANY
/QUIREMENTS PLANNING OF PRODUCTION COMPONEN BIT 6.32 108
TS AND SPARE PARTS AT A FARM EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURING COMPANY
SHOULD YOUR COMPANY HAVE AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
LSU 58
1"
lit
OF INDUSTRIAL SERVICE/
THE MEXICAN POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY INTRODUCES A DIRECT WAY FOR FAST COMPUTATION PACM53
CAN 60
83
ORGANllING FOR COMPANY-WIDE CLERICAL AUTOMATION
OPE EJCC51t
itO
RATING CHARACTERISTICS OF THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY'S DECIMAL COMP~TER, THE CRC 102-0
COMPARATIVE DATA ON MACHINES AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED TCB1573 88
KINGOO~ FOR CLERICAL USERS
MPEO HIGH-FREQUENCY PULSE CIRCUITS (ABSTRACTI
COMPARATIVE PERFORMANCE OF SATURATING AND CURRENT CLA·PGEC602 L75
A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF PROPAGATION SPEED-UP CIRCUITS IN IFIP62 671
BINARY ARIT~METIC UNITS
119

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY

191t6-1963

119

COM - COM

TITLE WORD INDEX

WITH IMPLICIT ALTERI

RECENT NUMERICAL EXPERIMENTS
A METHDD DF
ANALOGUE VS. DIGITAL COMPUTERS, A
A TENTATIVE
TIGRIS AND EUPHRATES, A

CDMPARING SUCCESSIVE OVERRELAXATION ITERATIVE METHODS
COMPARING THE TIME REQUIREMENTS OF SORTING METHODS
COMPARISON
COMPARISON BET~EEN ANIMAL AND MACHINE MEMORIES
COMPARISON BETWEEN HUMAN AND MACHINE TRANSLATION
TECHNIQUES
A CDMPARISON BETWEEN THE PDLYPHASE AND OSCILLATING SORT
COMPARISON OF COOING ON S.E.A.C. AND E.D.S.A.C.
A COMPARISON OF DISKS AND TAPES
SOLUTION OF BEAM-VIBRATION PROBLEMS
A COMPARISON OF HIGHER-ORDER DIFFERENCE METHODS IN THE
DF NTH ROOTS
COMPARISON OF ITERATIVE METHODS FOR THE CALCULATION
NCE OF THE ITERATIVE SOLUTION OF LINEAR EQUATIOI
A COMPARISON OF MACHINE ORGANIZATIONS BY THEIR PERFORMA
ON DIGITAL COMPUTERS
A COMPARISON OF METHODS FOR GENERATING NORMAL DEVIATES
A COMPARISON OF ONE AND THREE ADDRESS CDDES
CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES
COMPARISON OF SATURATED AND NONSATURATED SWITCHING
A COMPARISON OF SEVERAL PERCEPTRON MODELS
FUNCTIONS ON AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
A COMPARISON OF SDME METHODS OF CALCULATING COVARIANCE
A COMPARISON OF 650 PROGRAMMING METHODS
CONVERSION, RECONVERSION AND COMPARISON TECHNIQUES IN VARIABLE LENGTH SORTING
FACT, A BUSINESS COMPILER, DESCRIPTION AND COMPARISON WITH COBOL AND COMMERCIAL TRANSLATOR
STANDARDIZED COMPARISONS OF COMPUTER PERFORMANCE
A PROPOSAL FOR CHARACTER CODE COMPATABILITY
ALTAC, FDRTRAN, AND COMPATIBILITY
COBOL AND COMPATIBILITY
COMPUTERS
PROGRAMMING COMPATIBILITY IN A FAMILY OF CLOSELY RELATED DIGITAL
PREDICTING S(GNAL DEGENERATION AND GATE COMPATIBILITY IN LOGIC CIRCUITS
COMPATIBILITY OF STATES IN INPUT-INDEPENDENT MACHINES
OPERATIONAL COMPATIBILITY OF SYSTEMS, CONVENTIONS
EVEMENT OF WIDE ANGLE VISUAL DISPLAYS
COMPUTER COMPATIBLE ELECTROLUMINESCENT TECHNIQUES FOR THE ACHI
COPPER-MANDREL POTENTIOMETER DYNAMIC ERROR AND COMPENSATION
TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION FOR A CORE MEMORY
SOLID-STATE ANALOG COMPUTER FOR AUTOMATIC GAS FLOW COMPENSATIONS
AN ON-LINE
COBOL COMPILATION FOR RCA 501 (SWEDISHI
COMPILATION FOR TWO COMPUTERS WITH NELIAC
OPTIMIZATION OF THE ADDRESS FIELD COMPILATION IN THE ILL lAC 2 ASSEMBLER
ON THE COMPILATION OF SUBSCRIPTED VARIABLES
THE AUTOMATIC COMPILATION OF TECHNICAL DATA TABLES, A CASE STUDY
ANALOG AND DIGITAL TECHNIQUES IN THE AUTOMATIC MAP COMPILATION SYSTEM
APPLICATION OF HYBRID
LANGUAGE
EFFICIENT COMPILATOR OF PROGRAMS WRITTEN IN A MIXED PROGRAMMING
A FORTRAN-COMPILED LIST-PROCESSING LANGUAGE
A FORTRAN-COMPILED LIST-PROCESSING LANGUAGE
THE LMO EDIT COMPILER
A MATHEMATICAL LANGUAGE COMPILER
LOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF THE PACT I COMPILER
PRODUCING COMPUTER INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE PACT I'COMPILER
A MA'HEMATICAL LANGUAGE COMPILER
SIMCOM, THE SIMULATOR COMPILER
TAC, THE TRANSAC ASSEMBLER-COMPILER
IBM 109 TAPE MATRIX COMPILER
DESIGN OF A MULTI PROGRAMMED ALGEBRAIC COMPILER
A NELIAC GENERATED 7090-1401 COMPILER
A PREPLANNED APPROACH TO A STORAGE ALLOCATION COMPILER
CL-I, AN ENVIRONMENT FOR A COMPILER
EXPERIMENr5 WITH A HEURISTIC COMPILER
A FAMILY OF SYMBOLIC INPIIT LANGUAGES AND AN ALGOL COMPILER
GECOM, THE GENERAL COMPILER
A NELIAC-GENERATED 7090-1.01 COMPILER
THE STRUCTURE AND USE OF tHE SYNTAX DIRECTED COMPILER
THE COMPILER COMPILER
A HALF YEAR'S EXPERIENCE WITH THE FACIT-ALGOL I COMPILER
AN ADVANCED INPUT-OUTPUT SYSTEM FOR A COBOL COMPILER
THE DESIGN OF THE GIER ALGOL COMPILER
AN ALGOL 60 COMPILER
EXPERIMENTS WITH A HEURISTIC COMPILER
DESIGN OF A SEPARABLE TRANSITIDN-OIAGRAM COMPILER
NON REDUNDANT FILES-TECHNIQUES USED IN THE FACT COMPILER
SORTING
FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION WITH AN ALGEBRAIC COMPILER
TWO SUBROUTINES
MING AND OPERATING SYSTEM PART V, THE SYSTEM'S COBOL COMPILER
DESIGN OF A~ INTEGRATED PROGRAM
AND OPERATING SYSTEM PART IV, THE SYSTEM'S FORTRAN COMPILER
DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED PROGRAMMING
A PARAMETERISED COMPILER BASED ON MECHANISED LINGUISTICS
PLA IN ENGLI SH
MIRFAC. A CDMPILER BASED ON STANDARD MATHEMATICAL NOTATION AND
A COMPILER CAPABLE OF LEARNING
THE COMPILER COMPILER
WIZOR. A COMPILER COMPILER FOR THE GE 225 COMPUTER
MADCAP, A SCIENTIFIC COMPILER FDR A DISPLAYED FORMULA TEXTBOOK LANGUAGE
AN EXPERIMENT WITH A SELF-COMPILING COMPILER FOR A SIMPLE LIST-PROCESSING LANGUAGE
A SYNTAX DIRECTED COMPILER FOR ALGOL 60
A BASIC COMPILER FOR ARITHMETIC EXPRESSIONS
NOTE ON AN,ALGOL 60 COMPILER FOR PEG'ASUS I
EQUATIONS
A COMPILER FOR SOLVING SYSTEMS OF LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL
WIZOR, A COMPILER COMPILER FOR THE GE 225 CDMPUTER
TIDE, A COMMERCIAL CDMPILER FOR THE IBM 650
THE PACT COMPILER FOR HIE 701
A MATRIX COMPILER FOR UNIVAC
CLIP, A COMPILER LANGUAGE FOR INFORMATION PROCESSING
MACRO INSTRUCTION EXTENSIONS OF CDMPILER LANGUAGES
TRANSLATIDN OF COMPILER LANGUAGES
COMPILER METHOD OF AUTOMATIC PRDGRAMMING
THE ARITHMETIC TRANSLATOR-COMPILER OF THE'IBM FORTRAN AUTOMATIC COOING SYSTEM
URE LANGUAI
TRANSLATION OF ARTIFICIAL LANGUAGES BY COMPILER PROGRAMS. RESEARCH REPORT AND DESIGN FOR FUT
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY COMPILER SYSTEM
THE AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING OF UNIVAC BY THE A-2 COMPILER SYSTEM IGERMANI
A COMPILER WITH AN ANALOG-ORIENTED INPUT LANGUAGE
COMPILER-INTERPRETER FOR USING IN NUMERICAL ORIENTED
LANGUAGES TRANSLATION
RETRIEVAL OF INFORMATION
THE FACT COMPILER, A SYSTEM FOR THE EXTRACTION, STORAGE, ANO
COMMERC IAL TRANSLATOR
FACT, A BUSINESS COMPILER, DESCRIPTION AND COMPARISON WITH COBOL AND
IMPLEMENTATION OF A COMPILER, GECOM
THE DESIGN OF THE GIER ALGOL COMPILER. PART I
THE DESIGN OF THE GIER ALGOL COMPILER, PART II
COMPUTER EVOLUTION TO AID COMPILERS
HISTORY OF WRITING COMPILERS
120

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 19.6-1963

COM - CDM
PACM61 2A2
CACM635 259
P1RE530 1254
AUS 63 C.22
MTP 58 219
CACM635 223
MANt51
26
CACM630 63.
PGEC621
9
CACM613 1.3
JACM59• •16
JACM593 316
MANt51
19
PGEC602 161
SOS 62 463
TCJ361. 262
CACM60D 663
CACM635 267
ARAP612 231
IFIP62
57
CACM602 71
PACM61 2B2
CACM625 25.
CACM607 .20
PGEC63] 211
JACM613 .00
CACM616 266
NCR 63. 11
PGEC613 516
EJCC59 200
NCR 602 96
BIT 61. 263
CACM60N 601
TCJ66•• 332
CACM61. 169
AUS 60 A8.'
SJCC63 105
ROME62 353
PACM59
37
JACM60Z 87
DNR 54 114
PACM56
30
JACM56. 279
JACM564288
ACFI57
81
EJCC59 139
PACM59
60
CACM599 31
PACM61 2Bl
PACM61 2B5
CACM610 411
CACM611 23
PACM62
10
ROME62 421
ROME62 .95
CACM622 101
ARAP623 207
ARAP623 229
BIT 623 131
CACM625 213
ARAP634 .9
ARAP63. 81
JACM634 493
CACM637 396
CACM635 231
CACM612 102
IBSJ633 322
IBSJ633 311
ARAP634 125
CACM639 545
WJCC59' 137
ARAP623 229
PACM62
.6
CACM611 31
ARAP63.
1
CACM611 51
CACM611
3
TCJ6'" 336
CAN 60 276
PACM62
46
ARAP591 201
ONR 56
61
ACFI57
71
PACM59
13
CACM60. 21.
PACM62
10
ONR 5.
15
CACM592
9
PACM59
75
ONR 5.
30
ECIP55 154
WJCC59
92
R0ME62 539
WJCC60
73
ARAP612 231
AUS 63 C.20
BIT 632 12.
BIT 633 1.'
CAN 62 238
PACM62
43
120

COM - COM

TITLE WORD INDEX

COM - COM

HANDLING OF SUBSCRIPTED VARIABLES IN ALGOL 60
RECURSIVE SUBSCRIPTING
THE ALGEBRAIC
DATA PROCESSING
THE CONSTRUCTION OF EFFICIENT
A PROPOSED TARGET LANGUAGE FOR
NING FOR ENGINEERING AND SCIENTIFIC APPLICATIONS VIA
MACHINE INDEPENDENCE IN
RY
LINGUISTIC AND MACHINE METHODS FOR

COMPILERS
EFFICIENT ROME62 331
COMPILERS AND LIST-TYPE MEMORIES
CACM592
4
COMPILERS FOR BENDIX G-20 COMPUTING SYSTEM
ROME62 449
COMPILERS FOR SMALL CARD READING COMPUTERS
PACM59
63
COMPILERS FOR SMALL SLOW COMPUTERS
ROME62 211
COMPILERS ON ATLAS
TCJ5622 100
COMPILERS, INTERPRETERS, AND ASSEMBLERS
TRAI CAS 59 116
COMPILING
ROME62 219'
COMPILING AND UPDATING THE HARVARD AUTOMATIC DICTIONA ICSI582 951
COMPILING CONNECTIVES
CACM606 345
COMPILING MATRIX OPERATIONS
CACM62D 590
COMPILING ROUTINES
PACM52T
1
REQUIREMENTS FOR COMPILING ROUTINES
AUS 60C12.4
COMPILING TECHNIQUES FOR ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSIONS
TCJ4611 10
CONDITIONAL STATEMENTS IN ALGOL 60
COMPILING TECHNIQUES FOR BOOLEAN EXPRESSIONS ANO
CACM611 10
A METHOD FOR OBTAINING SPECIFIC VALUES OF COMPILING-PARAMETER FUNCTIONS
JACM623 379
PGEC591 25
A RING MCOEL FOR THE STUDY OF MULTIPLICATION FOR COMPLEMENT CODES
COMPUTERS
TWO'S COMPLEMENT MULTIPLICATION IN BINARY PARALLEL DIGITAL PGEC553 118
THE OESIGN OF COMPLEMENTARY-OUTPUT NETWORKS
PGEC626 143
CORRECTION TO 'THE OESIGN OF COMPLEMENTARY-OUTPUT NETWORKS'
PGEC633 232
ASSOCIATIVE TECHNIQUES WITH COMPLEMENTING FLIP-FLOPS
SJCC63 381
ELEMENTS OF A COMPLETE COMPUTING SYSTEM
MSEE462 11
EPTIONAL CASE IN A CHARACTERIZATION OF THE ARCS OF A COMPLETE GRAPH
ON THE EXC IBMJ605 487
INVERSION OF A COMPLETE MATRIX
CACM619 398
MINIMAL COMPLETE RELAY DECODING NETWORKS
IBMJ6D5 525
SYSTEM
A COMPLETELY INTEGRATED ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
AUS 60 A4.2
THE RELATION BETWEEN COMPLETENESS AND EFFECTIVENESS OF A SUBJECT CATALOGUE ICSI581 317
REPORT ON COMPLETION OF G2 eGERMANI
ECIP55
91
A PROPOSED PLANNING MAN-MACHINE COMPLEX
AUS 63 B.5
HANOLING IN THE DEFENSE COMMUNICATIONS CONTROL COMPLEX
INFORMATION EJCC61 241
DHURI'S ALGORITHM FOR A MINIMUM COVER OF AN ABSTRACT COMPLEX
ON A PROGRAM FOR RAY-CHAO CACM61N 504
MANUFACTURING CONTROL IN A MULTI-SHOP MANUFACTURING COMPLEX
IBY TELEPHONE, ONE STEP TOWARDS INTEGRATED FJCC63 519
ION WHEN THE EIGENVALUES OF THE ITERATION MATRIX ARE COMPLEX
ILTANEOUS EQUATIONS BY CHEBYSHEV EXTRAPOLAT TCJ6632 169
BESSEL FUNCTIONS OF INTEGRAL ORDER AND COMPLEX ARGUMENT
CACM614 169
AN ARSENAL OF ALGOL PROCEDURES FOR COMPLEX ARITHMETIC
BIT 624 232
CONTROL UNITS FOR SEQUENCING COMPLEX ASYNCHRONOUS OPERATIONS
PGEC6Z4 483
THE EVALUATION OF COMPLEX GUIDED WEAPON SYSTEMS USING ANALOG COMPUTERS AUS 60B'10.2
A COMMAND STRUCTURE FOR COMPLEX INFORMATION PROCESSING
WJCC58 119
A COMPLEX INFORMATION PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR THE LGP-30 CAN 60 121
TO THE CALCULATION OF THE FORMATION CONSTANTS OF COMPLEX IONS
APPLICATION OF IBM EOP METHOOS CACM63N 694
COMPUTING THE GENERALIZED INVERSE OF AN ARBITRARY COMPLEX MATRIX
AN ELIMINATION METHOD FOR JACM634 532
ON TAKING THE SQUARE ROOT OF A COMPLEX NUMBER
TCJ2592 89
IMP, AN AUXILIARY DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR COMPLEX NUMBERS
IEES56 278
PACM61 13C3
A NEW TECHNIQUE FOR THE SOLUTION OF COMPLEX PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
ON COMPLEX SUCCESSIVE OVERRELAXATION
BIT 623 143
THE FUNCTIONAL DOMAIN OF COMPLEX SYSTEMS
SOS 61 369
THE CHESS MACHINE, AN EXAMPLE OF DEALING WITH A COMPLEX TASK BY ADAPTATION
WJCC55 101
C~ESS-PLAYING PROGRAMS ANO THE PROBLEM DF COMPLEXITY
I8MJ584 320
C~ESS-PLAYING PROGRAMS AND THE PROBLEM OF COMPLEXITY
CATH63
39
COMPLEXITY IN ELECTRONIC SWITCHING CIRCUITS
PGEC561 15
THE GROWTH OF COMPLEXITY OF A GENERAL-PURPOSE PROGRAM
TCJ6631 11
ON THE INVERSION COMPLEXITY OF A SYSTEM OF FUNCTIONS
JACM584 331
THE COMPLEXITY OF BIOLOGICAL COMPUTERS
PGEC513 192
NCIPLE OF MAJORITY DECISION LOGICAL ELEMENTS AND THE COMPLEXITY OF THEIR CIRCUITS
THE PRI ICIP59 400
ON THE MINIMUM LOGICAL COMPLEXITY REQUIRED FOR A GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER
PGEC5B4 282
THE TRANSISTOR AS A DIGITAL COMPUTER COMPONENT
EJCC51 105
THE ~AGNETIC AMPLIFIER AS AN ANALOG COMPUTER COMPONENT
PIRE530 1417
PGEC604 496
A NEW, SOLID-STATE, NONLINEAR ANALOG COMPONENT
SINGLE-INPUT COMPONENT CIRCUITS
CHBK6Z
11
RELIABILITY OF AN AIR DEFENSE COMPUTING SYSTEM, COMPONENT DEVELOPMENT
PGEC564 224
COMPONENT EVALUATION FOR AN OPTICAL DATA PROCESSOR
OPI 62 168
AMES INTO ENGLISH BY ANALYSIS AND RESYNTHESIS OF THE COMPONENT FRAGMENTS
10F RUSSIAN ORGANIC CHEMICAL N MTL 611 265
PREDICTION OF SYSTEM PERFORMANCE FROM INFORMATION ON COMPONENT PERFORMANCE
ON WJCC57
85
COMPONENT RELIABILITY
RMCS60
36
MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY
COMPONENT RELIABILITY INA COMPUTING MACHINE AT
ADC 53 252
NCEo-PAIR TUNNEL-DIOI
AN ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECT OF COMPONENT TOLERANCES ON THE AMPLIFICATION OF THE BALA PGEC633 269
OOMPUTERS AND THEIR COMPONENTS
ONR 51
10
NEGATIVE-RESISTANCE ELEMENTS AS DIGITAL COMPUTER COMPONENTS
EJCC59
15
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF CRYOGENIC COMPONENTS
ICIP59 455
ElECTRODEPOSITED T_ISTOR AND BIT WIRE COMPONENTS
PGEC594 465
DIGITAL COMPUTERS, COMPONENTS
CHBK62
10
SYMPOSIUM ON ADVANCED COMPONENTS
IFIP62 643
OF TRANSFER ADMITTANCE FUNCTIONS USING ACTIVE COMPONENTS
SYNTHESIS IBMJ631 40
MINIATURIZATION OF ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS eSWEDISHI
8IT 633 161
COMPONENTS AND BASIC CIRCUITS
HACC59
14
SOME THOUGHTS ON DIGITAL COMPONENTS AND CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES
PGEC613 416
CTURING COMPAI
REQUIREMENTS PLANNING OF PRODUCTION COMPONENTS ANO SPARE PARTS AT A FARM EQUIPMENT MANUFA 81T 632 108
DEVELOPMENT OF COMPUTER COMPONENTS AND SYSTEMS
PACM52T 6B
CIRCUIT COMPUTERS CONSTRUCTED OF MICROELECTRONIC COMPONENTS AND SYSTEMS
ON ITERATIVE WJCC60 259
ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS, SPECIAL COMPONENTS AND TECHNIQUES
CHBK6Z
6
WHAT COMPONENTS ARE AVAILABLE NOW ANO IN THE FUTURE
ONR 51
50
SOME NEW COMPONENTS FOR ANALOGUE COMPUTERS
AUS 512 206
NEW COMPONENTS FOR FERRORESONANT CIRCUITS
IFIP62 625
THE CIRCUIT COMPONENTS OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
FTT 53
32
COMPUTER COMPONENTS RESEARCH AT MELLON INSTITUTE
ANL 53 159
IN GERMANY eGERMANI
EXPERIENCE WITH COMPONENTS USED IN ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS MANUFACTURED ECIP55 132
ATION OF LOGICAL FUNCTIONS BY A NETWORK OF THRESHOLD COMPONENTS WITH SPECIFIED SENSITIVITY
REALIZ PGEC635 443
EVALUATION OF NEW COMPUTER COMPONENTS, EQUIPMENTS, AND SYSTEMS FOR NAVAL USE
EJCC56
9
MEAN LIFE OF PARALLEL ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS, EXPONENTIAL DISTRIBUTION CASE
RTCS62 304
ON MICROELECTRONIC COMPONENTS, INTERCONNECTIONS, AND SYSTEM FABRICATION WJCC6D 251
ITERATIVE SWITCHING NETWORKS COMPOS EO OF COMBINATIONAL CELLS
PGEC622 123
SIMPLIFICATION OF MULTIPLE-OUTPUT SWITCHING NETWORKS COMPOSED OF UNILATERAL DEVICES
THE PGEC604 411
QUADRATURE FCRMULAS WHICH ACHIEVE· HIGH ACCURACY IN COMPOSITE RULES
A FAMILY OF JACM593 384
AN EXPERIMENT IN MUSICAL COMPOSITION
PGEC573 175
CORRECTION TO AN EXPERIMENT IN MUSICAL COMPOSITION
PGEC5B1 60
ICC 6~4 195
A COMPOSITION METHOD FOR NORMAL MARKOV ALGORITHMS
TCJ6632 129
A TECHNIQUE FOR THE COMPOSITION OF MUSIC IN A COMPUTER
INVERSION OF TRIPLE-DIAGONAL COMPOUND MATRICES
JACM621 11
THE SUPERCONDUCTIVITY OF SOME INTERMETALLIC COMPOUNDS
IBMJ621 116
PRINTING CHEMICAL STRUCTURES ELECTRONICALLY, ENCOOED COMPOUNDS SEARCHED GENERICALLY WITH IBM 102
ICSI581 711
121

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

121

COM - COM

TITLE WORD INOEX
A

FIC INFORMATION IN BIOLOGY, PROPOSAL FOR FINANCING A
THE M.I.T. SYSTEMS OF AUTOMATIC COOING,
ON
COOING AND CODE
MAGNETIC DRUM TIME
QUALITY ON TRANSMITTED INFORMATION RATE IN A BAND
STRUCTURE DETERMINATION
MATHEMATICAL lOGIC ANO PRINCIPAL lIMITATIONS OF
COMPUTATION AND RECURSIVE FUNCTIONS NOT REAL-TIME
ENTSCHEIDUNGSPROBlEM
ON
COMPUTATION AND RECURSIVE FUNCTIONS NOT REAL-TIME
SOME ENGIHEERING PROBLEMS REQUIRING AUTOMATIC
A BRIEF HISTORY OF
A SYSTEM FOR GENERAL-PURPOSE ANALOG-DIGITAL
A SYSTEM FOR GENERAL-PURPOSE ANALOG-DIGITAL
A DEVICE TO FACILITATE COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL
A MACHINE METHOD FOR SQUARE-ROOT
TABLES FOR AUTOMATIC
DIGITAL TECHNIQUES IN ANALOG
TINE MULTIPLEXING AS APPLIED TO ANALOG
CHECKING IN AUTOMATIC
NOTE ON EIGENVALUE
SYSTEM ERROR ANALYSIS IN
A BASIS FOR A MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF
A BASIS FOR A MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF
ADVANCES IN ORTHONORMAllZING
REAL-TIME ANALOG-DIGITAL
EXPERIENCE WITH HYBRIO
TOWARDS A MATHEMATICAL SCIENCE OF
REAL-TIME ANALOG-DIGITAL
ETHICS OF
RESULTS OF A OEBATE ON ETHICS OF
SHIFTRIX-MACHINE ORGANIZATION FOR HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL
OF AUTOMOBILE TRAFFIC, A PROBLEM IN REAL-TIME
DEMANDS FOR ENGINEERS AND SCIENTISTS IN THE FIELD OF
REQUIREMENTS IN GOVERNMENT AGENCIES IN MACHINE
IVERSITY EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS RELATIVE TO HIGH SPEED
ON THE RELATIONS BETWEEN ANALOG AND DIGITAL
ANALOGUE
S
DATA TRANSMISSION FOR AUTOMATIC
ONS
DATA TRANSMISSION FOR AUTOMATIC
COMPUTABLE
COMPUTABLE'

REAL-TIME
CORRECTION 'REAL-TIME
DIGITAL
AUTOMATIC
ECURSIVE FUNCTIONS OF SYMBOLIC EXPRESSIONS AND THEIR
DESCRIPTION OF A
A VISIT TO
OVER-All
PHYSIOLOGY AND
IMPLICATIONS OF AUTOMATIC
ANALOG
THE NEW SIGNIFICANCE OF
DESIGN
AUTOMATIC
HYBRID
lES OF INTERPRETATION, AN APPROACH TO THE PROBLEM OF
CALCULATING MACHINES AT THE BIRKBECK COLLEGE
EQUIPPING THE UNIVERSITY
RESEARCH ON AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION AT THE HARVARD
OPERATION OF THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANOAROS
EDUCATION PROJECT
THE UNIVERSITY
REPORT ON THE INTERNATIONAL ANALOGY
FUNCTIONS
ON THE
MIT OF WEIGHTEO lEAST SQUARES APPROXIMATORS
AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
INFINITY USING AH ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
RECURSIVE
S INFINITY USING AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
ON OF A 'FIXED-PLUS-VARIABLE' STRUCTURE COMPUTER FOR
ON OF A 'FIXED-PLUS-VARIABLE' STRUCTURE COMPUTER FOR
ITERATIVE PROCESSES FOR THE
HIGH SPEED
USING CONTINUEO FRACTIONS
ON THE
ELECTRONIC CALCULATING MAC~INE
THE
POINT BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS
ANALOG
ON THE NUMERICAL
R ANO LIGHT COMPANY INTRODUCES A OIRECT WAY FOR FAST
AUTOMATIC
SCHEDULING
NOTE ON THE PRACTICAL
FUNCTIONS
ON THE
THE
AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
SQUARING
OIVISIONLESS
A NEW METHOO OF
COMMENTS ON 'A NEW METHOD OF
NUMERICAL
FORM IN RANDOM NORIIAL VARIABLES
MATRIX BY BAIRSTOW'S METHOD
TRINOMIAL CONGRUENCES
ON THE
CORRElATION
TECHNOLOGY
THE DIGITAL
AN INTEGRATED
ATIONAL HYBRID COMPUTING SYSTEM PROVIDES ANALOG-TYPE
A TECHNIQUE FOR PRECISE
122

COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAM FOR NETWORK PROBLEMS
COMPREHENSIVE SYSTEM
RESPONSIBILITIES FOR SCIENTI
COMPREHENSIVE, SUMMER SESSION, ANO ALGEBRAIC
COMPRESSIBLE lAMINAR BOUNOARY lAYER FLOW
COMPRESSION
COMPRESSION RECOROER
OEPENOENCE OF SPEECH
CQMPRESSION SYSTEM
COMPROTEIN, A COMPUTER PROGRAM TO AID PRIMARY PROTEIN
DIGITAL COMPUTERS,
COMPUTABilITY
COMPUTABILITY OF RECURSIVE FUNCTIONS
REAL-TIME
COMPUTABLE
COMPUTABLE NUMBERS WITH AN APPLICATION TO THE
COMPUTABLE'
CORRECTION 'REAL-TIME
COMPUTA TI ON
COMPUTATION
COMPUTATION
COMPUTATION
COMPUTA TION
COMP UTA TI ON
COMPUT ATI ON
COMPUTATION
COMPUTA TI ON
COMPUTATION
COMPUTATION
COMPUTATION
COMPUTA TION
COMPUTATION
COMPUTATION
COMPUTATION
COMPUTATION
COMPUTATION
COMPUTATION
COMPUTATION
COMPUTATION
THE
COMPUTATION
CONTROL
COMPUTATION
FUTURE
COMPUTATION
PERSONNEl
COMPUTATION
STATUS OF UN
COMPUTA TION
SYMPOSIUM
COM PUT ATI ON I FRENCH)
COMPUTA TI ON AND COMPUTERS
COMP UTA TI ON AND CONTROL PART I, GENERAL CONSIDERATION
COMPUTA TION AND CONTROL PART 2, PRACTICAL CONSIOERATI
COMPUTATION AND PLASMA OYNAMICS
COMPUTA TI ON AND RECURSIVE FUNCTIONS NOT REAL-TIME
COMPUTATION AND RECURSIVE FUNCTIONS NOT REAL-TIME
COMPUTATION AND THE CRYSTAllOGRAPHER
COMPUTATION AT THE NATIONAL PHYSICAL LABORATORY
COMPUTATION BY MACHINE, PART I
R
COMPUTATION CARRIED OUT FOR FAD IFRENCH)
COMPUTATION CENTERS IN THE SOVIET UNION
COMPUTA TI ON CONTROL AND LABELLING
COMPUTATION OEVICES
COMPUT ATI ON FOR HIGH SCHOOL TRAINING
COMPUTATION IN ENGINEERING
COMPUTATION IN HIGHER EOUCATION
COMPUTA TI ON IN MULTI-COMPONENT DISTILLATION COLUMN
COMPUTATION IN SPACE FLIGHT SIMULATION
COMPUTATION IN THE PRESENCE OF NOISE
COMPUTATION IN THE SEMANTICS OF NATURAL lANGUAGE
RU
COMPUTATION lABORATORY
COMPUTATION LABORATORY
COMPUTATION lABORATORY
COMPUTATION lABORATORY ISEAC)
COMPUTATION LABORATORY AS A COOPERATIVE INOUSTRYCOMPUTATION MEETING
COMPUTATION OF A CERTAIN TYPE OF INCOMPLETE BETA
COMPUTATION OF A lEAST MAXIMUM APPROXIMATOR AS THE LI
COMPUTATION OF ARCSIN N FOR N BETWEEN 0 AND 1 USING
COMPUTATION OF ARCTAN N FOR N BETWEEN PLUS AND MINUS
COMPUTATION OF CERTAIN INTEGRALS
COMPUTA TI ON OF E TO THE N FOR N BETWEEN PLUS ANO MINU
COMPUTATION OF EIGENVALUES AND EIGENVECTORS OF REAL S
COMPUTATION OF EIGENVALUES AND EIGENVECTORS OF REAL S
COMPUTATION OF ELEMENTARY FUNCTIONS
COMPUT ATI ON OF ENGINE PERFORMANCE
COMPUTA TI ON OF EXPONENTIAL AND HYPERBOLIC FUNCTIONS
COMPUTA TI ON OF FOURIER SYNTHESES WITH A DIGITAL
COMP UTA TI ON OF GREEN'S FUNCTION FOR INTEGRATING TWOCOMPUTA TI ON OF INCOMPLETE ELLIPHC INTEGRALS
COMPUTA TION OF INDUSTRIAL SERVICES WITH POWER FACTOR
COMPUTA TI ON OF MOLECULAR INTEGRALS
COMPUTA TION OF PARTS REQUIREMENTS FOR PROOUCTION
COMPUTATION OF PROPER VALUES
COMPUTATION OF RATIONAL APPROXIMATIONS TO CONTINUOUS
COMPUTATION OF SATELLITE ORBIT TRAJECTORIES
COMPUTA TION OF SIN N, COS N AND 14TH ROOT OF N USING
COMPUTA TI ON OF SQUARE ROOTS THROUGH CONTINUED
COMPUTATION OF SQUARE ROOTS WITHOUT USING DIVISION
COMPUTA TI ON OF SQUARE ROOTS WITHOUT USING DIVISION'
COMPUTA TlON OF STAR EPHEMERIOES IGERMAN)
COMPUTA TI ON OF THE FREQUENCY FUNCTION OF A QUAORATIC
COMPUTA TI ON OF THE LATENT ROOTS OF A HESS ENBERG
COMPUTA TI ON OF THE NUMBER OF SOLUTIONS OF CERTAIN
COMPUTATION ON ANALOG DEVICES
COMPUTA TI ON PROGRAM AT MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF
COMPUTATION SYSTEM FOR THE ERA-I103
COMPUTA TI ON WITH DIGITAL ELEMENTS
AN OPER
COMPUTA TION WITH FACTORIALS IN A DIGITAL COMPUTER
COMPUTATION WITH PULSE ANALOGS

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

COM - COM
'CJ3602 89
ICSI582 11ol7
ONR 54
40
AUS 60 B9.3
JACM584 328
NCR 594 242
IFIP62 354
FJCC62 262
IFIP62
29
JACM632 211
PGEC626 753
ARAP591 230
PGEC634 400
PACM52P 85
FTT 53
3
PACM56
21
JACM571 12
WJCC58 212
CACM581
6
CACM581
8
HACC59
28
PGEC591 42
RMCS60
14
CACM60N 617
CCST61 168
CPFS61
33
WJCC61 225
AIC 612 56
NCR 612 182
FJCC62
36
IFIP62
21
PGEC621 31
ICC 622 104
ICC 623 148
WJCC58 207
75
EJCC57
ClUN55 135
tTPC54
9
t'PC54
22
I CIP59 487
ONR 51
37
AUS 63 C.4
AUS 63 C.4
HARV61 225
PGEC626 753
PGEC634 400
FTT 53 203
FTT 53 135
CAC"'604 184
ICC 582 18
CACM596
8
CACM60N 614
HARV",9 351
CTPC54
59
HACC59
21
ClUN55
11
AUS 60 B4.1
tAS 62 142
I8MJ584 346
I FIP62 318
FTT 53 170
CLUN55 167
ICIP59 163
ONR 53
1
ClUN55 209
PGEC561 36
CACM63N 689
PACM61 12A3
IBMJ583 218
I BMJ581 43
JACM611 21
I BMJ572 110
JACM621 41
JACM624 522
ECIP55 177
CAS 55
77
JAC"'551t 262
MANC51
35
PGEC621 57
BIT 611
8
PACM58
I"'
AUS 63 B.14
8 IT 622 91
JACM593 360
CACM627 401
AIC 623
2
I BMJ592 147
tACM605 319
CACM59N 23
CAC"'602 86
EtlP55 202
JACM603 245
'CJ5622 139
JACM57tt 505
JACM551t 2b7
HARVlt9
Itlt
JACM563 IBI
PGEC636 715
PAC"'61 6A3
NCR 574 150
122

COM - COM

TITLE WORD INDEX

SCIENTIFIC
COUNTABLE-BIT NOMOGRAPHIC ELECTRONIC
GROWING AUTOMATA
OF A TRUTH FUNCTION
PROJECT MERCURY REAL-TIME
A
ENGLISH WORDS
COMPUTER PROGRAMS
EQUIPPING A UNIVERSITY LABORATORY TO SATISFY THE
A
METHOD
SUPPLY AND DEMAND IN
METHODS OF NUMERICAL INTEGRI
SOME THEORETICAL AND
BASIC ASPECTS OF SPECIAL
NOMIC ANALYSIS OF INTERINDUSTRIAL RELATIONSHIPS
SOME
FOR THE BIHARMONIC DIFFERENCE EQUATION
SOME
flUID DYNAMICS
ON
flUID MECHANICS
PROGRAMMING FOR ON-LINE
USE OF THE IBM 650 IN SCIENTIFIC
PYROLYSIS REACTOR DESIGN
REDUCTION OF RUNS IN MULTIPARAMETER
NONLINEAR PROGRAMMING
SYNTHETIC MATERIALS FOR HYORODYNAMICAL
SYMPOSIUM ON MATRIX
DYNAMIC ACCURACY ANO ERROR IN ANALOG
OF MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS INVOLVED IN MACHINE
FOR MULTIDIMENSIONAL NEUTRON GROUP DIFFUSION
o OTHER RELAXATION PROCESSES I, TH60RY AND NUMER ICAL
COUNTERED IN ENGINEERING, SCIENTIFIC AND STATISTICAL
CONFERENCE ON MATRIX
CONFERENCE ON MATRIX
SWAC
AUTOMATIC ASSIGNMENT OF
MONTE CARLO
A DECISION PROCEDURE FOR
HIGH ORDER MATRIX
FIRING TABLE
AUTOMATIC
A SUBROUTINE FOR
CHIC, A 7090 PROGRAM TO
S
NO VALU, A PROGRAM TO
RIGOROUS ERROR BOUNDS FOR
MAGNETIC RECORDING FOR A DIGITAL
PRELIMINARY PLANS FOR THE T.R.E. ELECTRONIC DIGITAL
THE RAYTHEON ELECTRONIC DIGITAL
A GENERAL ELECTRIC ENGINEERING DIGITAL
THE 603-405
THE FUNCTIONAL DESIGN OF AN AUTOMATIC
THE BURROUGHS LABORATORY
DESIGN FEATURES OF THE ERA 1101
THE WHIRLWIND I
THE EDSAC
CAPABILITIES, COST, AND SAVINGS OF AN AUTOMATIC
FACILITIES FOR OPERATING A
THE PROGRAMMER ANO THE DESIGN OF A
ORDERING A LARGE-SCALE DIGITAL
BUFFERING BETWEEN INPUT-OUTPUT AND THE
THE INPUT-CUTPUT EQUIPMENT OF THE FERRANTI DIGITAL
THE JAINCoMP-Bl
THE CIRCLE
MODEL 30-201 ELECTRONIC DIGITAL
THE THERMAL ANALYZER, A SPECIAL PURPOSE ANALOG
THE ELECoM 100 GENERAL PURPOSE
THE MAZE SOLVING
THE EDUCATION OF A
THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF THE OAK RIDGE DIGITAL
DESIGNING A LOW COST GENE~AL PURPOSE
SIMPLE LEARNING BY A DIGITAL
INSTALLATION OF A LARGE ELECTRONIC
THE OAK RIDGE AUTOMATIC
THE UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO MODEL ELECTRONIC
~oSAIC, THE MINISTRY OF SUPPLY AUTOMATIC
THE TRE HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL
THE HARWELL
TRAoIC, A TRANSISTCR DIGITAL
ACCEPTANCE TEST FOR RAYTHEON HURRICANE
THE HARWELL ELECTRONIC DIGITAL
PAYROLL ACCOUNTING WITH ELECOM 120
THE NORDSIECK
THE SYSTEM DESIGN OF THE IBM TYPE 701
ENGINEERING DESCRIPTION OF THE IBM TYPE 701
THE ARITHMETIC ELEMENT OF THE IBM TYPE 101
ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS OF THE NAREC
THE LOGISTICS
THE RE~INGTON RAND TYPE 409-2 ELECTRONIC
ACCURACY OF AN ANALOG
PERFCRMANCE OF TRAolC TRANSISTCR DIGITAL
APPLICATION OF THE BURROUGHS EI01
AhALYTICAL OIFFERENTIATION BY A DIGITAL
AUTCMATIC PROGRAMMING ON THE BURROUGHS LABORATORY
AUTCMATIC ITERATION ON AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG
AN INPUT-OUTPUT SYSTEM FOR A DIGITAL CONTROL
123

COMPUTATION WITHIN THE DEfENCE RESEARCH BOARD
COMPUTATION, 'NOEL'
COMPUTATION, BEHAVIOR, AND STRUCTURE IN FIXED AND
COMPUTATIONAL AIDS FOR DETERMINING THE MINIMAL fORM
COMPUTATIONAL AND DATA-FLOW SYSTEM
COMPUTATIONAL APPROACH TO GRAMMATICAL CODING OF
COMPUTATIONAL ASPECTS OF CERTAIN ECONOMETRIC PROBLEMS
COMPUTATIONAL CHAINS AND THE SI~PLIFICATloN OF
COMPUTATIONAL DEMAND
COMPUTATIONAL EXTENSION OF THE VARIATE DIFFERENCE
COMPUTATIONAL MATHEMATICS
COMPUTATIONAL MATTERS RELATING TO PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR
COMPUTATIONAL PROBLEMS
COMPUTATIONAL PROBLEMS ARISING IN CONNECTION WITH ECO
COMPUTATIONAL PROBLEMS IN NUCLEAR PHYSICS
COMPUTATIONAL PROBLEMS IN PSYCHOLOGY
COMPUTATIONAL PROBLEMS IN THEORETICAL NUCLEAR PHYSICS
COMPUTATIONAL PROBLEMS OF LINEAR PROGRAMMING
COMPUTATIONAL RESULTS ON 'TWO-LINE' ITERATIVE METHODS
COMPUTATIONAL TECHNIQUES fOR CERTAIN PROBLEMS IN
COMPUTATIONS
COMPUTATIONS
COMPUTATIONS
COMPUTATIONS
COMPUTA TI ONS
COMPUTATIONS
COMPUTATIONS
COMPUTATIONS
COMPUTATIONS
COMPUTATIONS
PROBLEMS
COMPUTATIONS
STRATEGY
COMPUTATIONS
IFUNCTIoN FOR OESCRIBING ANELASTIC AN
COMPUTATIONS
IA SMALL SCALE COMPUTER TO PROBLEMS EN
COMPUTATIONS I ABSTRACTS I
COMPUTATIONS IABSTRACTSI
COMPUTATIONS FOR SOME M X N SCHEDULING PROBLEMS
COMPUTATIONS IN A VARIABLE STRUCTURE COMPUTER SYSTEM
COMPUTATIONS IN MAGNETIC AND GRAVITY INTERPRETATION
COMPUTATIONS IN NORMAL CORRELATION PROBLEMS
COMPUTATIONS IN NUCLEAR LEVEL DENSITY PROBLEMS
COMPUTATIONS IN THE FIELD OF ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY
COMPUTATIONS OF FINITE AUTOMATA
COMPUTATIONS DF NERVE AND HEART CELL ACTIVITY
COMPUTATIONS OF THE UNIVAC
COMPUTATIONS ON THE ENIAC
COMPUTATIONS WITH POWER SERIES
COMPUTATIONS WITH RATIONAL NUMBERS
COMPUTE HYPERGEOMETRIC SERIES IN TWO VARIABLES
COMPUTE MISSING VALUES IN A DESIGNEO VARIANCE ANALYSI
COMPUTED EIGENSYSTEMS
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
CDMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

COM - COM
CAN 62
59
WOC062
1
SOS 59 282
JACM604 299
EJCC61
33
JACM633 334
HARV49 348
PGEC622 113
CLUN55 175
CACM633 107
CLUN55 121
TCJ4611 64
HARV49 115
HARV47 169
HARV49 250
HARV49 338
AUS 6DB'3.2
PACM52P 91
JACM613 359
HARV41 151
HARV41 18B
PECS52
11
CAS 55
60
CAS 55
85
JACM552 99
PACM58
22
HARV61
23
IFIP62 19B
PGEC633 313
HARV47
83
IFIP62 112
IBMJ614 291
AUS 60 Bl.2
JACM5111 520
JACM5S1 100
JACM574 438
PGEC636 155
PACM58
12
JACM633 302
AUS 60B'3.1
JACM574 393
JACM623 315
AUS 63 B.I0
PACM52P IBI
PACM52P 103
JACM561 10
JACM561
6
PACM61 6A4
PACM59
79
TCJ4613 230
CAMB49
81
CAMB49 123
HARV49
50
HARV49
65
HARV49 316
AUS 51 121
EJCC51
22
EJCC51
43
EJCC51
70
79
EJCC51
ONR 51
21
ONR 51
46
ONR 51
15
ONR 51
87
EJCC52
22
E JCC52 126
ONR 52
1
ONR 52
18
ONR 52
31
PECS52
6
PACM52P 41
PACM52P 119
PACM52P 243
PACM52T 23
PACM52T 28
PACM52T 55
PACM52T 77
PACM52T 142
PACM52T 154
AOC 53
38
AOC 53
56
ADC 53 259
ANL 53
21
EJCC53
48
fTT 53 140
WJCC53
54
WJCC53 221
PIRE530 1262
PIRE530 1215
PIRE530 1287
PIRE530 1313
PIRE530 1325
P IRE530 1332
PGEC534 12
EJCC54
46
EJCC54
50
ONR 54
6
ONR 54
99
PWCS54
13
PWCS54
61
123

COM - COli

TITLE WORO INOEX

CHARACTERISTICS OF A LOGISTICS COMPUTER
THE BENOIX &-15 GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER
PACKAGED LOGICAL CIRCUITRY FOR A 4-MC COMPUTER
TIME-DELAY NETWORKS FOR AN ANALOG COMPUTER
A OESK-MODEl ELECTRONIC' ANALOG COMPUTER
THE ESSENTIAL TYPES OF OPERATION IN AN AUTOMATIC COMPUTER
OPERATIONS CONTROL WITH AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
AIRCRAFT PERFORMANtE STUDIED ON AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER
ENGINEERING DESCRIPTION OF THE ELECTRODATA DIGITAL COMPUTER
CLOSED-LOOP CONTROL SYSTEMS CDNTAINING A DIGITAL COMPUTER
THE TRANSAC 5-1000 COMPUTER
DESIGN OBJECTIVES FOR THE IBM STRETCH COMPUTER
TMETRAOIC LEPRECHAUN COMPUTER
SYNCHRONIZATION OF A MAGNETIC COMPUTER
TX-O, A TRANSISTOR COMPUTER
A TRANSISTOR DIGITAL COMPUTER
A SONIC DELAY-LINE STORAGE UNIT FOR A DIGITAL COMPUTER
SORTING OF DA?A ON AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
DEUCE, A HIGH-SPEED GENERAL-PURPOSE COMPUTER
MERCURY, A HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL COMPUTER
THE HEC COMPUTER
THE PROGRAMME-CONTROLLED COMPUTER
A MANAGEMENT EYE VIEW OF THE COMPUTER
TECHNICAL MARKET ANALYSIS USING A COMPUTER
ON THE RECOGNITION OF INFORMATION WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER
OESIGNING COMPUTER CIRCUITS WITH A COMPUTER
PROGRAM INTERRUPT ON THE UNIYAC SCIENTIFIC COMPUTER
TRAFF·IC SIMUUTOR WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER
INTEGRATED DATA PROCESSING WITH THE UNIYAC FILE COMPUTER
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE RCA BIZMAC COMPUTER
PROGRAMPING THE YARIABLE-ITEM-LENGTH RCA BIZMAC COMPUTER
EASIAC, A PSEUDO-COMPUTER
LOGIC CIRCUITS FOR A TRANSISTOR DIGITAL COMPUTER
LOGIC DESIGN OF THE RCA BIZMAC COMPUTER
A MAGNETIC DRUM EXTENSION TO THE GAMMA 3 COMPUTER
TRANSISTOR SWITCHING CIRCUITS FOR HIGH-SPEED COMPUTER
LOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF THE DIGIMATIC COMPUTER
A SMALL. LOW-COST BUSINESS COMPUTER
THE X308 COMPUTER
THE IBM 709 COMPUTER
DESIGN OBJECTIYES FOR THE IBM STRETCH COMPUTER
THE ALWAC CORPORATION MODEL 800 COMPUTER
RELIABILITY AND THE COMPUTER
A FUNCTIONAL OESCRIPTION OF THE LINCOLN TX-2 COMPUTER
THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF A SIMPLE GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER
SOME PROBLEMS OF A MAGNETIC TAPE COMPUTER
A PROPOSED AUTOMATIC ANALOGUE COMPUTER
THE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY ANALOGUE COMPUTER
SOME FEATURES OF THE ACE COMPUTER
DESIGNING COMPUTER CIRCUITS WITH A COMPUTER
ON THE RECOGNITION OF INFORMATION WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER
COMPUTING TECHNIQUES FOR THE SAMPLING PARAMETRIC COMPUTER
A REVIEW OF SOME A.-PLlGATIONS OF THE OEUCE COMPUTER
THE NORDIC II COMPUTER
A FIYE MICROSECOND MEMORY FOR UDOFT COMPUTER
THE PLANNING OF TUBlNG MANUFACTURE, USING AN IBM 650 COMPUTER
APPLICATIONS IN INDUSTRY FOR A MEDIUM-SIZE COMPUTER
PROGRAMMING DESIGN FEATURES OF THE GAMMA 60 COMPUTER
ENGINEERING DESIGN ON A COMPUTER
SHOULD YOUR COMPANY HAYE AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
THE IBM TYPE 610 AUTD-POINT COMPUTER
THE RECOMP II DIGITAL COMPUTER
THE MOST ECONOMIC ADDRESS SYSTEM FOR A OIGITAL COMPUTER
THE UNIYAC M-460 COMPUTER
THE MAGNETIC LEDGER CARD COMPUTER
THE FIRST YEAR WITH A BUSINESS COMPUTER
HARMONIC ANALYSIS USING A DIGITAL COMPUTER
AN INPUT ROUTINE FOR THE FERRANTI MERCURY COMPUTER
A DUAL PASTER FILE SYSTEM FOR A TAPE PROCESSING COMPUTER
THE TRICE, A HIGH SPEED INCREMENTAL COMPUTER
MINIMUM TIME PROGRAMMING ON A DRUM COMPUTER
LINEAR PROGRAMMING ON THE BENDIX 6-15 COMPUTER
SCIENTIFIC DESIGN PROCEDURES UTILIZING A SMALL COMPUTER
THE ENGINEERING DESIGN OF THE STRETCH COMPUTER
ARITHMETIC AND CONTROL TECHNIQUES IN A MULTIPROGRAM COMPUTER
THE VIRTUAL MEMORY IN THE STRETCH COMPUTER
ZEBRA, A SIMPLE BINARY COMPUTER
THE SPECIFICATION OF A COST-LIMITED DIGITAL COMPUTER
ISOLATION OF CONTROL MALFUNCTIONS IN A DIGITAL COMPUTER
FORMAL INTEGRATION ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
PREPARATION OF DISPLAY MAPS WITH AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
SYMBOLIC LOGIC TRUTH MATRICES ON A COMPUTER
A SPECIALIZED LIBRARY INDEX SEARCH COMPUTER
IWFORMATION RETRIEVAL ON A·HIGH-SPEEO COMPUTER
SIMULATION OF AN INFORMATION CHANNEL ON THE IBM 704 COMPUTER
A TIME-SHARING ANALOG COMPUTER
RUNCIBLE, ALGEBRAIC TRANSLATION ON A LIMITED COMPUTER
THE X-I COMPUTER
TRANSPOSING MATRICES IN A DIGITAL COMPUTER
OPTIMIZATION BY RANDOM SEARCH ON THE ANALOG COMPUTER
GENERALIZED INTEGRATION ON THE ANALOG COMPUTER
A TRANSLATION ROUTINE FOR THE DEUCE COMPUTER
A LOGIC DESIGN FOR A MICROWAYE COMPUTER
A BUSINESS APPLICATION OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER
THE AUTOMATIC POSITION SURYEY ANALYZER AND COMPUTER
AIRCRAFT ROUTE ANALYSIS ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
OPERATION OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER
PIPE FLEXIBILITY ANALYSIS ON THE UTECOM COMPUTER
AUTOMATIC LOAD PROJECTION AND SUBSTATION PLANNING BY COMPUTER
THE DRTE SOLID STATE DIGITAL COMPUTER
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

COM - COM
7T
PWCS5"
I>IICS54
87
NCR 5"4 133
PGEC544 16
PGEC544 20
EClP55 144
EJCC55
19
WJCC55
7B
PGEC551
1
PGEC553 106
E./CC56
13
EJCC56
20
EJCC56
29
E./CC56
90
EJCC56
93
IEES56 364
I EES56 491
JEES56
B1
I EES56 165
IEES56 174
IEES56 207
leES 56 217
LSU 56 144
PACM56
10
PACM56
n
PACM56
36
WJCC56
52
WJCC56
92
WJCC56
95
WJCC56 133
II./CC56 137
JACM562 65
PGEC563 132
NCR 564 81
NCR 564 105
PGEC564 192
EJCC57
25
EJCC57 187
NEWC57
72
NEWC57
92
NEwt57
99
NEWC57 118
WJCC57
27
WJCC57 146
PGEC571
5
TCB1571 11
AUS 572 216
AUS 572 217
AUS 572 22"
JACM572 143
JACM572 178
PGEC572 108
AUS 573 308
IICR 574 B5
WCR 574 262
8CS 58 195
CAN 58 175
EJCC58 174
LSU 5B
56
LSU 58
74
SAC158
77
SACI58
83
TOMM5B 205
WJCC58
70
WJCC58 239
TCJ1581 29
TCJ15B3 117
TCJ1583 128
JACM5B4 319
NCR 584 206
NCR 5B4 327
CAS 59
73
CAS 59 122
EJCC59
48
75
EJCC59
EJCC59
82
ICIP59 361
ICIP59 365
PACM59
7
PACM59
36
PACM59
47
PACM59
77
IIJCC59
57
WJCC59
77
WJCC59
B7
WJCC59 341
CACM5'JN 18
TCJ2591 39
TCJ2591 47
PGEC592 200
PGEC592 210
TCJ2592 76
PGEC593 271
TCJ2593 103
NCR 594 231
TCJ1594 160
AAOC60 147
AUS 60 B4.3
CAN 60 193
CAN 60 299
124

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TITLE WORD INDEX

A METHOD OF VOICE COMMUNICATION WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER
THE INSTRUCTION UNIT OF THE STRETCH COMPUTER
MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES ON A COMPUTER
THE ANALYSIS OF SURGE TANKS BY AUTOMATIC COMPUTER
MAINTENANCE OF AGNAC. A LARGE ANALOG COMPUTER
THE DESIGN OF A RATE SERVO FOR USE IN AN ANALOG COMPUTER
THE BENDIX G-15 COMPUTER
THE LEO III COMPUTER
A PULSE POSITION MODULATION ANALOG COMPUTER
THE FERRANTI ARGUS PROCESS CONTROL COMPUTER
MARKET SURVEYS WITH A SMALL COMPUTER
HIGH-SPEEO TRANSISTORIZEO ADDER FOR A DIGITAL COMPUTER
CURVE FITTING WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER
A TECHNIQUE FOR COUNTING ONES IN A BINARY COMPUTER
APPLICATION OF AN I.C.T. 1301 COMPUTER
A NEW APPROACH TO THE FUNCTIONAL DESIGN OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER
OPTIMIZATION PROBLEMS, SOLUTION BY AN ANALOGUE COMPUTER
A NOTE ON THE SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER
DESIGN OF THE ESIAC ALGEBRAIC COMPUTER
CHOOSING YOUR COMPUTER
PROGRAMMED ERROR CORRECTION ON A DECIMAL COMPUTER
TWO-LEVEL CORRELATION ON AN ANALOG COMPUTER
OPTI~U~ TIME FOR MULTIPLICATION ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
THE SOLOMON COMPUTER
ON THE USE OF THE SOLOMON PARALLEL-PROCESSING COMPUTER
THE CENTRAL CONTROL UNIT ·OF THE ATLAS COMPUTER
SYSTEM DESIGN OF THE ETL KM-6 COMPUTER
STORAGE AND LOGIC IN AN OPTICAL DIGITAL COMPUTER
A NATURAL IMAGE COMPUTER
AUTOMATIC ERROR RECOVERY IN THE NIKE-ZEUS GUIDANCE COMPUTER
WIZOR, A COMPILER COMPILER FOR THE GE 225 COMPUTER
ON THE SCHEDULING OF JOBS BY COMPUTER
THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN ALGOL TRANSLATOR FOR A SMALL COMPUTER
CIRCUITS FOR THE FX-l COMPUTER
AN eRGANIZATION OF AN ASSOCIATIVE CRYOGENIC COMPUTER
EVALUATION OF POLYNOMIALS BY COMPUTER
SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS BY DIGITAL COMPUTER
SIMULATION OF A BIOLOGICAL SYSTEM OF AN ANALOG COMPUTER
AN ANALOG-DIGITAL REAL-TIME COMPUTER
A STOCK-CONTROL AND INVOICING SYSTEM USING A GAMMA 3 COMPUTER
ICC'S FIRST COMPUTER
ON THE SCHEDULING OF JOBS BY COMPUTER
AN ATTEMPT TO SIMUlATE THE LIVER ON A COMPUTER
DESIGN OF A REPAIRABLE REOUNDANT COMPUTER
ANALYTIC OIFFERENTIATION BY COMPUTER
A HEURISTIC FOR PAGE TURNING IN A MULTI PROGRAMMED COMPUTER
TALL. A LIST PROCESSOR FOR THE PHILCO 2000 COMPUTER
SIMULATION USING A COMPUTER
THE TIME-SHARING FACILITIES OF THE KDF9 COMPUTER
AN EDUCATIONAL DIGITAL COMPUTER
PROCESS CONTROL BY OIGITAL COMPUTER
THE OESIGN OF A PROGRAMMING SYSTEM FOR THE CIRRUS COMPUTER
SIMULATION OF A TURING MACHINE ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
A SEARCH ~E~ORY SUBSYSTEM FOR A GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER
EFFECTS OF OIGITAL EXECUTION TIME IN A HYBRIO COMPUTER
A TIME-SHARING DEBUGGING SYSTEM FOR A SMALL COMPUTER
DYSAC, A DIGITALLY SIMULATED ANALOG COMPUTER
MULTIPLE INTEGRALS ON A NON-REPETITIVE ANALOG COMPUTER
PHYSICAL AND LOGICAL DESIGN OF A HIGHLY PARALLEL COMPUTER
A FAST CARO REAOER FOR THE GIER COMPUTER
GENERATING DISCRETE RANDOM VARIABLES IN A COMPUTER
THEOREM-PROVING ON THE COMPUTER
A TEChNIQUE FOR THE COMPOSITION OF MUSIC IN A COMPUTER
PICTURE LOGIC FOR BACCHUS A FOURTH-GENERATION COMPUTER
THE CHECKING OF COMPUTER LOGIC BY SIMULATION ON A COMPUTER
SIGNIFICANCE ARITHMETIC ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
A SYMBOLIC DESCRIPTION OF THE ELEA 6001 COMPUTER
THE EXTERN_L LANCUAGE KLIPA FOR THE URAL-2 OIGITAL COMPUTER
OUTLINE OF THE lOGICAL DESIGN OF THE ZAM-41 COMPUTER
SABRAC. A NEW GENERATION SERIAL COMPUTER
SYSTEM OESIGN OF A SMALL, FAST DIGITAL COMPUTER
THE SOLOMON COMPUTER
A MULTILAYER ITERATIVE CIRCUIT COMPUTER
SABRAC. A TIME-SHARING LOW-COST COMPUTER
SYSTE~ FOR GENERATING 'PRONOUNCEABLE' NAMES US ING A COMPUTER
HIGH-SPEED, LARGE-CAPACITY FIXED STORE FOR A OIGITAL COMPUTER
ERCOMMUNICATING CELLS. aASIS FOR A DISTRIBUTED LOGIC COMPUTER
DESIGN PHILOSOPHY OF PEGASUS. A QUANTITY-PRODUCTION COMPUTER
LOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF THE PB 440 MICROPROGRAMMABLE COMPUTER
OF A DIGITAL ANALOG ARITHMETIC UNIT WITHIN A DIGITAL COMPUTER
OF POLYNO'IALS IN SEVERAL VARIABLES FOR A OIGITAL COMPUTER
AUTOCOOE FACILITIES FOR THE MANCHESTER IMERCURY) COMPUTER
OF SIMULATING A CIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER ON A OIGITAL COMPUTER
MULTIPROGRAM'ING IN THE DESIGN OF A LOW COST DIGITAL COMPUTER
ORGANIZATION FOR AN ELEMENTARY LIST-PROCESSING COMPUTER
FOR EVALUATING STIELTJES INTEGRALS ON THE ANALOG COMPUTER
VARI_BLE CYCLE CONTROL AS APPLIEO TO THE 220 COMPUTER
PROGRESS IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA, I. A SELF-CORRECTING COMPUTER
OF SYSTEMS OF LINEAR INEQUAliTIES ON A OIGITAL COMPUTER
~ORD LENGTH TAPE OPERATIONS IN THE NEW BIZMAC II COMPUTER
SQUARE ROOT IN A 5 MEGACYCLE PARALLEL OIGITAL COMPUTER
RECOROS AND PAYROLL APPLICATION ON THE UNIVAC FILE COMPUTER
OF A 'ETHDO OF SMOOTHING IN A DIGITAL CONTROL COMPUTER
PURPOSE LANGUAGE TRANSLATION PROGRAM FOR THE IBM 650 COMPUTER
PROGRAMS AND ~ARGINAL CHECKING IN THE WHIRLWIND I COMPUTER
OF DIGITAL FILTERS ON AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER
FOR ANALYSIS OF A FAMILY EXPENDITURE SURVEY ON A COMPUTER
fOR THE RECORDING OF, ANO REFERENCE TO DATA IN A COMPUTER
ARIT~METIC CIRCUITS FOR AN INTERLEAVED-DIGIT COMPUTER
IN PROCESSING PICTORIAL INFORMATION WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

125

796-980 0-66-9

COM - COM
EJCC60
11
EJCC60 299
RMCS60
21
AUS 608'1.2
AUS 60CI0.2
AUS 60CI0.~
AUS 60013.2
AUS 60015.2
PGEC602 256
TC803 111
TCJ3603 1~0
PGEC60~ 1
TCJ260~ 110
CACM605 322
EDPS61 08
WJCC61 393
TCJ~611
68
PGEC613 ~8~
PGEC613 52~
TC85613 111
CACM61~

11~

PGEC61~ 1!>2
TCJ3614 256
FJCC62
91
FJCC62 131
IFIP62 651
IFIP62 690
~~
DPI 62
OPI 62 233
PACM62
32
PACM62
~6
PACM62
99
ROME62 229
SJCC62 101
SJCC62 203
CACM62D 595
CACM620 515
PGEC621 11
PGEC621
TCJ5621
1
ICC 622 83
JtJ5623 21~
TCJ5623 221
PGEC625 60
CACM626 3~9
CACM629 480
CACM629 48~
AUS 63 B.6
AUS 63 C.3
·AUS 63 C.l
AUS 63 C.12
AUS 63 C.19
FJCC63
35
FJCC63 193
FJCC63 251
SJCC63
51
SJCC63
69
SJCC63 205
SJCC63 395
811 631 ~~
CACM631 31
JACM632 lU
TCJ6632 129
TCJ6632 1~~
TCJ6632 154
CACM633 111
ICC 634 238
CACM636 321
PGEC636 609
PGEC636 618
PGECU6 69B
PGECU6 11~
PGEC636 181
CACM638 421
A JACM611 91
A DPI 62 246
INT F JCC62 130
THE I EES56 188
THE FJCC63 201
USE EJCC60 269
ALGEBRA JACM621 29
FURTHER TCJ1583 12~
METHODS JACM583 281
USE OF CACM629 413
A MEMORY PGEC633 262
A METHOD PGEC62~ 552
CASCADED WJCC58
63
COMPUTER DIP 62 533
SOLUTION PACM52P 91
VARIABLE LSU 51 112
AUTOMATIC AUS 60 C4.2
INVENTORY L SU 51 182
STABILITY PGEC551 26
A GENERAL- N5MT60 409
DIAGNOSTIC NCR 531 48
SIMULATION JACM561 16
TECHNIQUES BCS 58 530
TECHNIQUES TCJ2591
1
TRANSISTOR IEES56 311
EXPERIMENTS EJCC51 221

125

COM - COM

TITLE WORD INDEX

FOR PRECISE COMPUTATION WITH FACTORIALS IN A DIGITAL COMPUTER
DISPLAY DESIGN THROUGH THE USE OF AN ANALOG COMPUTER
APPLICATIONS OF THE DYNAMIC STORAGE ANALOG COMPUTER
ANALOG INPUT-OUTPUT CONVERSION SYSTEM FOR DIGITAL COMPUTER
FACTORIZATION IN NETWORK ANALYSIS BY DIGITAL COMPUTER
COMIWNICATlCNS UTLIZING A GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER
ON THE GAME 'DAMA' WHICH CAN BE PLAYED ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
PROOF PROCEDURE AND ITS REALIZATION IN AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
OF STORAGE ACCESS TIME ON MERGING PROCESSES IN A COMPUTER
ARCSIN N FCR N BETWEEN 0 AND 1 USING AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
SIN N, COS NAND MTH ROOT OF N USING AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
RESULTS OF A PILOT PLANT EXPERIMENT USING A DIGITAL COMPUTER
LOGICAL COMPLEXITY REQUIRED FOR A GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER
OF P.Z.T. OBSERVATIONS BY A SMALL ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
DIGIT MAGNETIC-DRUM STORE FOR A TRANSISTOR DIGITAL COMPUTER
COMPUTER SYSTEMS, THE FIXED PLUS VARIABLE STRUCTURE COMPUTER
STRATEGY USED WITH THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY MARK I COMPUTER
FOR HANDLING ALPHAMERIC INFORMATION ON THE IBM 101 COMPUTER
CONTROLLING POST OFFICE TELECOMMUNICATION STORES BY COMPUTER
GEAR PERFORMANCE SOLUTIONS WITH AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER
FOR DISCRETELY VARIABLE WORD LENGTH IN A SERIAL COMPUTER
FOR DISCRETELY VARIABLE WORD LENGTH IN A SERIAL COMPUTER
ON THE ELECTROOATA E101 ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER
ANALYSIS AND DATA PRODUCTION ON THE ELECTRODATA COMPUTER
GENERATORS AND RUN COUNTER FOR A REPETITIVE ANALOG COMPUTER
OF A ~EGABIT STORAGE MATRIX FOR USE IN A HIGH-SPEED COMPUTER
ATROPOS, A 5 ~EGACYCLE SOLID STATE PARALLEL DIGITAL COMPUTER
AND TRANSCENDENTAL EQUATIONS ON AN AUTOMATIC DIGITAL COMPUTER
RESEARCH ESTABLISHMENT PARALLEL ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER
OF SIMPLIFIED NERVE CELL MODELS ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
METHOD OF MONITORING PROGRAM EXECUTION IN A DIGITAL COMPUTER
OF COMPUTING ERRORS OF A SLOW TYPE ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER
FUNCTION EVALUATION IN A VARIABLE STRUCTURE DIGITAL COMPUTER
OF CALCULATING COVARIANCE FUNCTIONS ON AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
BETWEEN PLUS AND MINUS INFINITY USING AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
PERFORMANCE CF A LARGE-SCALE GENERAL-PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER
TO INFORMATION RETRIEVAL ON A SMALL TO MEDIUM SIZE COMPUTER
BETWEEN PLUS AND MINUS INFINITY USING AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
SING AND SCANNING METEOROLOGICAL DATA WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER
OPERATOR TO THE CONTROL LOOP OF AN AIRBORNE DIGITAL COMPUTER
ROTATIONAL SPEEDS OF FLEXIBLE SHAFTS ON AN AUTOMATIC COMPUTER
OPERATICNS PARTICULARLY AS REGARDS FINAC ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
CTED STATE-OF-THE-ART OF THE GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER
, A SPECIAL-PURPOSE APPLICATION OF A GENERAL-PURPOSE COMPUTER
FFERENTIAL ECUATIONS USING A GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER
ITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO USE OF AN AUTOMATIC DIGITAL COMPUTER
OUTPUT SELECTION SYSTEM FOR THE FLORIDA AUTOMATIC COMPUTER
MAIN CHARACTERISTICS OF IRSIA-FNRS COMPUTER
HANDLING OF NUMBERS AND ORDERS IN THE IRSIA-FNRS COMPUTER
TO SIMPLIFY PROGRAMMING, 5 YEARS WORK WITH THE Z4 COMPUTER
AND OPERATION OF THE TELEFUNKEN TR 4 DIGITAL COMPUTER
CURRENT STATUS OF IPL-V FOR THE PHILCO 2000 COMPUTER
SYSTEMS AND STANDARDS PREPARATIONS FOR A NEW COMPUTER
THE QUADRATIC ARC COMPUTER
THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS EASTERN AUTOMATIC COMPUTER
R THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS WESTERN AUTOMATIC COMPUTER
AN ANALYSIS OF CARRY TRANSMISSION IN COMPUTER
A COMPUTER
COMPUTER
NCE PREMIUM ACCOUNTING USING AN IBM 650 PUNCHED CARD COMPUTER
TRANSFER·FUNCTION SYNTHESIS WITH COMPUTER
COOING OF MEDICAL CASE HISTORY DATA FOR COMPUTER
THE USE OF PARAMETER INFLUENCE COEFFICIENTS IN COMPUTER
DIAGNOSIS
COMPUTER
SERVO-SYSTEM SUBJECTED TO STATISTICAL INPUT
ANALOG COMPUTER
EQUATlCNS
A COMPUTER
SOVIET UNION
STATUS OF DIGITAL COMPUTER
THE SMALL COMPUTER
THE COMPUTER
THE COMPUTER
PROGRAMMING STRATEGY FOR PROTECTION AGAINST COMPUTER
THE UNIVAC, FILE COMPUTER
01
TECHNIQUES FOR PRODUCING SCHOOL TIMETABLES ON A COMPUTER
WHAT IS A COMPUTER
AN ELECTRO-MECHANICAL MULTIPLIER FOR ANALOG COMPUTER
A BALANCED PRECISION REFERENCE REGULATOR FOR COMPUTER
NOAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF EXPRESSING "A PROCEDURE FOR A COMPUTER
DESIGN
PROGRESS IN COMPUTER
ELECTRICAL DELAY LINES FOR DIGITAL COMPUTER
TRANSISTOR FLIP-FLOPS FOR HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL COMPUTER
A NEW TAPE HANDLER FOR COMPUTER
SPECIAL-PURPOSE TUBES FOR COMPUTER
A HIGH-SCANNING-RATE STORAGE DEVICE FOR COMPUTER
COMMUNICATIONS FOR COMPUTER
ADVANCED COMPUTER
NEW METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTAflON FACILITIES AND SOME COMPUTER
Y MILITARIZED DIGITAL MAGNETIC TAPE SYSTEM FOR FIELD COMPUTER
RESEARCH
COMPUTER
A CRITICAL REVIEW OF THE LAST TEN YEARS
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
A PROGRESS REPORT ON COMPUTER
SCIENCES. BIBLIOGRAPHY
BID NEWS LETTER NO.1. COMPUTER
ANALOG COMPUTER
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
SOME COMPUTER
PART I AND PART II
COMPUTER
IN EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH
COMPUTER
MACHINE TOOLS
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
SOME COMPUTER
A DESK-SIZED COMPUTER
126

COM - COM

A TECHNIQUE PACM61 6A3
ANTICIPATORY WCR 584 61
MATHEMATICAL WJCC60 119
MULTICHANNEL NCR 531
2
ON ITERATIVE EJCC60 241
RESERVATIONS EJCC51 118
SOME REMARKS TCJ3601 40
A MECHANICAL JACM602 102
THE INFLUENCE TCJ2592 49
COMPUTATION OF IBMJ583 218
COMPUTATION OF 18MJ592 141
CORRELATION OF AUS 60 88.2
ON THE MINIMUM PGEC584 282
THE PROCESSING AUS 60 Bl.1
AN INTERLEAVED- IEES56 382
ORGANIZATION OF WJCC60
33
THE PROGRAMMING IEES56 151
A GENERAL SYSTEM JACM563 115
PROGRESS TOWARDS TCB4614 136
AIRPLANE LANDING WJCC53
86
BINARY ARITHMETIC PACM58
25
BINARY ARITHMETIC CACM594 13
LINEAR REGRESSION LSU 51 189
MASS SPECTROMETER LSU 55 145
DIGITAL CLOCK DELAY WJCC61 353
THE DESIGN PROBLEMS PGEC623 390
THE CIRCUIT DESIGN OF AUS 60 C4.1
SOLUTION OF ALGEBRAIC JACM591 91
THE TELECOMMUNICATIONS FTT 53 144
SIMULATION OF AN ASSEMBLY FJCC63
15
A FLEXIBLE AND INEXPENSIVE PGEC612 253
THEORETICAL CONSIDERATION PGEC584 306
LOGARITHMIC AND EXPONENTIAL PGEC622 155
A COMPARISON OF SOME METHODS TCJ3614 262
COMPUTATION OF ARCTAN N FOR N IBMJ5Bl 43
THE DESIGN. CONSTRUCTION. AND EJCC51
62
A FLEXIBLE DIRECT FILE APPROACH FJCC63 173
COMPUTATION OF E TO THE N FOR N IBMJ512 110
MET-WATCH. A TECHNIQUE FOR PROCES IFIP62 242
EXPERIMENTS ON THE RELATION OF THE IBMJ593 215
A TECHNIQUE FOR COMPUTING CRITICAL CACM596 21
ERRORS DUE TO OVERFLOW IN ARITHMETIC JACM574 450
THE HISTORICAL OEVELOPMENT AND PREOI WJCC60
1
THE UNIVAC AIRLINES RESERVATIONS SYSTEM EJCC58 152
THE SOLUTION OF SIMULTANEOUS ORDINARY 01 CACM606 355
IX IFORCE) METHOD OF STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS W AUS 60 B6.1
IFLAC)
A NEW INPUT- WJCC51
31
(FRENCH)
ECIP55
66
(FRENCH)
ECIP55
69
(GERMAN)
METHODS ECIP55
26
(GERMAN)
STRUCTURE PGEC636 613
(JUNE 1962)
CACM629 419
(PHILCO 2000)
CAS 60 101
(QUAC)
PACM52P 53
(SEAC)
EJCC51
B4
(SWAC)
ITURES OF A MAGNETIC DRUM MEMORY FO PECS52
2
ADDITION
PACM58
21
AID FOR SYMBOLIC MATHEMATICS
FJCC63 509
AIDS TO CODE CHECKING
PACM52T 29
ALLIED WITH NATIONAL CLASS 32 ACCOUNTING MAC AUS 60 Al.4
AMPLIFIERS AND PASSIVE NetWORKS
WJCC55
1
ANALYSIS
CACM620 532
ANALYSIS OF DYNAMIC SYSTEMS
WJCC60 1B1
ANALYSIS OF MEDICAL HISTORY AS AN AID TO
BIT 621
9
ANALYSIS OF THE PERFORMANCE OF A NON-LINEAR AUS 60 C7.4
ANALYTIC METHOD FOR SOLVING DIFFERENTIAL
EJCC59 238
AND DATA PROCESSING DEVELOPMENTS IN THE
ONR 58
ANQOECENTRALIZED COMPUTING FACILITIES
LSU 51
30
AND ITS PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT
EJCC55
64
AND ITS PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT
LSU 56
60
AND OPERATOR ERRORS
RMCS60
11
AND POINT OF SALE RECORDER
AUS 513 314
AND THEIR APPLICATION TO OTHER SCHEDULING PR TCJ3614 231
ANYHO~
TCB1631
3
APPLICATION
PECS52
5
APPLICATION
NCR 584 225
APPLICATION
FU TCJ5623 164
APPLICATION TO ELECTRICAL MACHINE AND SYSTEM CAS 57
64
APPLICATIONS
PGEC532
5
APPLICATIONS
PWCS54
38
APPLICATIONS
WJCC56
36
APPLICATIONS
WJCC58
96
APPLICATIONS
JACM581 16
APPLICATIONS
EJCC61 219
APPLICATIONS
PIRE611 296
APPLICATIONS
THE PROBLEMS OF PLANNING CAS 51
23
APPLICATIONS
THE EVOLUTION OF AN ARMY-NAV FJCC63 571
APPLICATIONS AT THE FRONTIERS OF BIOMEDICAL FJCC63 603
APPLICATIONS FOR INDUSTRY ANO THE MILITARY, SJCC63 119
APPLICATIONS IN AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL
EJCC53
18
APPLICATIONS IN COMPUTER OESIGN
WJCC56
82
APPLICATIONS IN MEOICINE AND THE BIOLOGICAL CACM634 116
APPLICATIONS IN PREDICTOR DESIGN
PGEC51] 143
APPLICATIONS IN RESEARCH ANO TEACHING IN
HARV61 265
APPLICATIONS IN THE BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES.
CABS62
1
APPLICATIONS IN THE INVESTIGATION OF MODELS HARV61
48
APPLICATIONS IN THE NUMERICAL CONTROL OF
CAS 58
94
APPLICATIONS TO ARMS CONTROL
PACM62
86
APPLICATIONS TO SHIP DESIGN CALCULATIONS
CAN 60 138
APPLIEO TO SURVEYING PROBLEMS
CAN 58 110

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

126

COM - COM

TITLE WORD INDEX

THE GENERAL INQUIRER SYSTEM
A COMPUTER
OF STANOARDS-PROCESSING ORGANIZATIONS IN THE COMPUTER
SIGNIFICANT DIGIT COMPUTER
ON A FLEXIBLE IMPLEMENTATION OF DIGITAL COMPUTER
DEVELOPI'ENTS IN THE LOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF COMPUTER
ULATOR METHOD FOR CHECKING BINARY RESULTS OF DIGITAL-COMPUTER
DEVELOPMENTS OF THE ANALOG COMPUTER
THE MULTI-SEQUENCE COMPUTER
A DIGITAL COMPUTER
THE AUTOMATIC OIGITAL COMPUTER
TECHNIQUES FOR THE USE OF THE DIGITAL COMPUTER
CONTINUOUS PROCESS
THE ANALOG COMPUTER
THE COMPUTER
THE COMPUTER
SYSTEMS
THE DIGITAL COMPUTER
THE DEUCE COMPUTER
CESSES
THE NEED FOR TRAINING ANO ReSEARCH IN NON-COMPUTER
USE OF INVENTORY SIMULATION IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF A COMPUTER
FEATURES OF THE 01 COMPUTER
NOTE ON COMMISSIONING OF LEO COMPUTER
CE
A DESCRIPTION OF THE ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
A SMALL BUSINESS COMPUTER
AN INQUIRY INTO THE COMPUTER
DESIGN OF A BASIC COMPUTER
NCR 301t DATA PROCESSOR TO THE SYNTHESIS OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER
POINTING THE WAY FOR THE SMALLER USER. SURVEY OF THE COMPUTER
USE OF A COMPUTER
REMOTE OPERATION OF A COMPUTER
PROGRAMMING FOR A MEDIUM-SIZE COMPUTER
ONS
ON THE REDUCTION OF ERROR IN CERTAIN ANALOG COMPUTER
COMPUTER
EXPLOSIVE
SUB-PROGRAMS SIMULTANEOUSLY
A UNIVERSAL COMPUTER
AUTOMATED COMPUTER
PLANS FOR THE GEORGIA TECH COMPUTER
J.E.I.D.A. AND ITS COMPUTER
HIGH-SPEED TRANSISTOR COMPUTER
PAST AND FUTURE OF DIGITAL COMPUTER
DIGITAL-COMPUTER
HIGH-TEMPERATURE SILICON-TRANSISTOR COMPUTER
CROSSEO-FILM CRYOTRON AND ITS APPLICATION TO DIGITAL COMPUTER
THE STATE OF COMPUTER
OEGREES C
25-MC CLOCK-RATE COMPUTER
DESIGN OF COMPUTER
DESIGN OF COMPUTER
DESIGNING COMPUTER
DESIGNING COMPUTER
ON-LINE MAN-COMPUTER
TO MANUFACTURING CONTROL USING INEXPENSIVE SOURCE TO COMPUTER
THE ACHIEVEMENT OF WIDE ANGLE VISUAL DISPLAYS
COMPUTER
THE TRANSISTOR AS A DIGITAL COMPUTER
THE MAGNETIC AMPLIFIER AS AN ANALOG COMPUTER
NEGATIVE-RESISTANCE ELEMENTS AS DIGITAL COMPUTER
DEVELOPMENT OF COMPUTER
COMPUTER
NAVAL USE
EVALUATION OF NEW COMPUTER
OPENING AOORESS. JOINT COMPUTER
THE RETMA SUPPORT OF THE 1950 COMPUTER
THE WATER RESEARCH ASSOCIATION COMPUTER
COMPUTER
OF NON-LINEAR INTEGRAL EQUATIONS USING ON-LINE COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COI'IPUTER
ON-LINE COMPUTER
THE COMPUTER
650 TAPE RAMACI
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
SYSTEM CHARACTERISTICS OF A COMPUTER
NONOESTRUCTIVE REAOOUT OF METALLIC-TAPE COMPUTER
COMPUTER
SOME ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS OF THE DIGITAL COMPUTER
COMPUTER
GROUP PARTICIPATION COMPUTER
THE DARMSTADT ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
AN ALGEBRAIC THEORY FOR USE IN DIGITAL COMPUTER
UNIVAC-LARC. THE NEXT STEP IN COMPUTER
A PROGRESS REPORT ON COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN COMPUTER
MACHINE LANGUAGE IN DIGITAL COMPUTER
AUTOMATED COMPUTER
IMPACT OF AUTOMATION ON DIGITAL COMPUTER
ATLAS. A NEW CONCEPT IN LARGE COMPUTER
COMPUTERS AS AN AIO IN COMPUTER
COMPUTERS AS AN AID IN COMPUTER
COMPUTER
OF BINARY CONCEPTION AND THEIR APPLICABILITY TO COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
THE INFLUENCE OF COMPUTER
COMPUTER
THE LINCOLN TX-2 COMPUTER
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS. THE SECOND DECADE OF COMPUTER
TEN YEARS OF COMPUTER
PRESENT STATUS AND TRENDS OF THE DRESDEN COMPUTER
(GERMAN I
PROGRESSION LINES OF A COMPUTER
OF ENGINEERS
THE I MPAC T OF COMPUTER
A REVIEW OF THE BELL LABORATORIES' DIGITAL COMPUTER
IMPACT OF COMPUTER
INTERACTIONS BETWEEN FUTURE COMPUTER
NEW COMPUTER
THE Gl AND G2 (GERMAN)
SURVEY OF COMPUTER
A REVIEW OF COMPUTER
121

APPROACH TO CONTENT ANALYSIS. STUDIES USING
AREA
STRUCTURES
ARITHMETIC
ARITHI'EnC
ARITHMETIC AND CONTROL UNITS
ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS
A SIMPLE DESK-CALC
ARTVS
AS A COMMUNICATIONS TOOL
AS A DIFFERENTIAL ANAlYIER
AS AN AID IN MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS
AS AN AID IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF HEART DISEASE
AS AN AID TO DESIGN AND OPERATION OF A
AS AN AIO TO PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT
AS AN AID TO THE DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE OF
AS AN AID TO THE ELECTRICAL DESIGN ENGINEER
AS AN AID TO TRACTION DESIGN AND OPERATION
ASPECTS OF THE THEORY OF DIGITAL CONTROL PRO
ASSISTED STOCK CONTROL SYSTEM
THE
AT DRESDEN (GERMAN)
AT MINISTRY OF PENSIONS AND NATIONAL INSURAN
AT THE INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDIES
AT WORK
AUTOMATION OF SUPER MARKETS
BUILDING BLOCK
BUILDING BLOCK
APPLICATION OF THE
BUREAUX SERVICE
BY A MEDIUM-SIZED LOCAL AUTHORITY
BY HIGH SPEED DATA LINK
BY THE USE OF INTERPRETIVE SYSTEMS
CALCULATIONS BY THE USE OF CONSTRAINT EQUATI
CALCULATIONS ON THE INITIATION OF HIGH
CAPABLE OF EXECUTING AN ARBITRARY NUMBER OF
CARD tESIGN
CENTER
CENTER
CIRCUIT DESIGN
CIRCUITRY
CIRCUITRY DESIGN TECHNIQUES
CIRCUITS
CIRCUITS
THE
CIRCUITS CONTAINING MEMORY ELEMENTS
CIRCUITS FOR OPERATION FROM - 0 TO +100
CIRCUITS USING LINEAR PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES
CIRCUITS USING LINEAR PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES
CIRCUITS WITH A COMPUTER
CIRCUITS WITH A COMPUTER
COMMUNICATION
COMMUNICATIONS
AN APPROACH
COMPATIBLE ELECTROLUMINESCENT TECHNIQUES FOR
COMPONENT
COMPONENT
COMPONENTS
COMPONENTS AND SYSTEMS
COMPONENTS RESEARCH AT MELLON INSTITUTE
COMPONENTS. EQUIPMENTS. AND SYSTEMS FOR
CONFERENCE
CONFERENCE
CONFERENCE
CONSTRUCTION OF MINIMAL PROJECT NETWORKS
CONTRCL
SOLUTION
CONTROL IN PROCESS INDUSTRIES
CONTROL IN THE PAPER INDUSTRY
CONTROL OF A CHEMICAL PLANT
CONTROL OF A HOT SAW IN A STEEL MILL
CONTROL OF MAIL-ORDER HOUSE OPERATIONS (IBM
CONTROLLED PRINTING
CONTROLLER FOR USE IN THE PROCESS INOUSTRIES
CORES
COURSES FOR COLLEGES
CSIRAC
DEFINITIONS
DEMONSTRATION
DERA (GERMAN)
DESIGN
DESIGN
DESIGN
DESIGN
DESIGN
DESIGN
DESIGN
DESIGN ASSESS~ENT
DESIGN ASSESSMENT
DESIGN FROM THE PROGRAMMER"S VIEWPOINT
DESIGN LOGIC
OCTAL DIAGRAMS
DESIGN OF MULTIPLE-OUTPUT LOGICAL NETWORKS
DESIGN OF OPTICAL LENS SYSTEMS (IBM 101t)
OESIGN ON RELIABILITY AND MAINTENANCE
DESIGN TO FACILITATE LINEAR PROGRAMMING
DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT (GERMANI
DEVELOPMENT FROM MECHANICS TO ELECTRONICS
DEVELOPMENT ON THE TRAINING AND UTILIZATION
DEVELOPMENTS
DEVELOPMENTS
OEVELOPMENTS ANO AUTOMATED TEACHING METHODS
DEVELOPMENTS AROUND THE WORLD
DEVELCPMENTS AT GOTTINGEN. APPLICATIONS OF
DEVElCPMENTS AT MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

COM - COM
SJCC61 21tl
CACM636 291t
PGEC581t 265
IFIP62 661t
P IRE611 53
JACM553 205
AUS 60C1D.l
EJCC59 11 It
LSU 56
95
EJCC59 171t
EJCC61 311
AUS 60 BIt.2
BCS 58
69
NCR 611t It1
IEES56
1t1
AUS 60Bl0.1
CTPC51t
55
AUS 63 8.4
ECIP55
90
TCJ2601t 198
PACM52T 95
TCJ5621
1
PACM61 1285
WJCC51 110
NCR 591t 201t
EOPS61 1t65
TCB1631
1
FJCC62 170
L5U 58 133
WJCC60 113
TCJ6631 39
EJCC59 108
PACM61 13BIt
LSU 55 111
CACM590 10
EJCC56
61t
IFIP62 608
CC5T61
58
EJCC56
51t
EJCC59 255
HARV512 213
WCR 601t 105
NCR 612 221t
PGEC624 518
PACM56
36
JACM512 Ilt3
SJCC62 113
FJCC63 535
NCR 631t 11
EJCC51 105
P IRE530 1411
EJCC59
15
PACM52T 68
ANL 53 159
EJCC56
9
EJCC53
6
EJCC53
8
TCB6621 18
I BSJ631 ZIt
SJCC62 129
CCST61 590
CAN 62 21t3
CAN 62 25B
AUS 60Bl0.2
CAS 60
1t6
SJCC63 263
EJCC51
ItO
PGEC594 410
TCB4603 82
AUS63 B.23
PGEC5H
2
CACM639 513
Sl
ECIP55
PGEC5'+3 12
E JCC56
16
WJCC56
82
WJCC58 182
PACM59
It
EJCC60 211
CACM606 361
AUS 60B12.3
TCJ3611t 253
EJCC58
46
CAC"599 2B
PGEC611 21
CAS 60 112
RMC560
53
WJCC56
15
WJCC51 1'+3
TCJ1583 98
TCJ1594 153
ECIP55
1t6
OIP 62 508
WJCC53
It
EJCC51 101
CACM590 16
PLCI61 281
EJCC56
5
ECIP55
36
AUS 512 208
121

COM - COM

TITLE WORD INDEX

TRAFFIC CONTROL STUDIES'

A COMPUTER DRIVEN SIMULATION ENVIRONMENT.FOR AIR
CAN A SMALL DIGITAL COMPUTER EARN A PLACE IN A CIVIL ENGINEERING OFFICE
THE HATFIELD CONFERENCE ON COMPUTER EDUCATION
COMPUTER EDUCATION
COMPUTER EDUCATION IN CANADIAN UNIVERSITIES
COMPUTER EDUCATION. DILEMMA OF THE COLLEGES
A GRAPHICAL APPROACH TO COMPUTER EFFICIENCY
PHILCO MODEL 212 COMPUTER EFFICIENCY THRDUGH SIMULTANEOUS OPERATIONS
RUNNI~ A COMPUTER EFFICIENTLY
THE BIAX, A NEW MULTIPURPOSE COMPUTER ELEMENT
BIAX HIGH SPEED MAGNETIC COMPUTER ELEMENT
LINEAR ELECTRONIC COMPUTER ELEMENTS
NONLINEAR ELECTRONIC COMPUTER ELEMENTS
MECHANICAL COMPUTER ELEMENTS
THE SELECTION OF MAGNETIC CORE MATERIALS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTER ELEMENTS
CONSIDERATIONS FOR
THE SoLlD-Sl'ATE DATA PROCESSING COMPUTER EMIDEC 1100
NOMENCLATURE AND DEFINITIONS IN AUTOMATIC DIGITAL COMPUTER ENGINEERING
BASIC
THE ELLIOTT-NRDC COMPUTER 401, A DEMONSTRATION OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING BY PACKAGED UNIT CONSTRUCTION
AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER ENTERS AN AIRPLANE FACTORY
N AND MISSILE GUIDANCE SUBSVSTEM FOR THEI
DIGITAL COMPUTER EQUIPMENT FOR AN ADVANCED BOMBING, NAVIGATIO
THE RELAY COMPUTER ETL MARK II
THE TRANSISTORIZED COMPUTER ETL MARK IV
PREDICTION OF PROGRAM RUNNING TIME AS AN AID IN COMPUTER EVALUATION
PROCESSING SVSTEM IN A MANUFACI
SVSTEMS OESIGN ANO COMPUTER EVALUATION STUDY FOR A QUASI-REAL TIME DATA
COMPUTER EVOLUTION TO AID CDMPILERS
1961 COMPUTER EXHIBITION AND SYMPOSIUM
UM
A REVIEW OF THE ELECTRONIC COMPUTER EXHIBITION AND THE BUSINESS COMPUTER SYMPOSI
THE IMPACT ON UNIVERSITIES OF THE EXPANSION IN THEIR COMPUTER FACILITIES
COMPUTER FEASIBILITY STUDY
ACTIVITY IN SWEDEN IN DIGITAL COMPUTER FIELD
DATA TRANSMISSION AND THE NEW OUTLOOK FOR THE COMPUTER FIELD
COMPUTER FINDS A RAILROAD CAR
WHAT WE USE DUR COMPUTER FOR
THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR A LARGE-SCALE REAL-TIME APPLICATION
THE ACRE COMPUTER, A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR A MISSILE CHECKOUT SYSTEM
A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR AIRBORNE CONTROL SYSTEMS
USE OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR AIRBORNE GUIOANCE AND NAVIGATION
AN ON-LINE SOLID-STATE ANALOG COMPUTER FOR AUTOMATIC GAS' FLOW COMPENSATIONS
FUNCTIONS
A SIMPLE COMPUTER FOR AUTOMATICALLY PLOTTING CORRELATION
IMP, AN AUXILIARY DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR COMPLEX NUMBERS
ORGANIZATION OF A 'FIXEo-PLUS-VARIABLE' STRUCTURE COMPUTER FOR COMPUTATION OF EIGENVALUES AND EIGENVECT
o 'ORGANIZATION OF A 'FIXEo-PLUS-VARIABLE' STRUCTURE COMPUTER FOR COMPUTATION OF EIGENVALUES AND EIGENVECT
THE DEVELOPMENT OF A CONDITIONAL PROBABILITY COMPUTER FOR CONTROL APPLICATIONS
THE USE OF A BINARV COMPUTER FOR DATA PROCESSING
LANGUAGES
A COMPUTER FOR DIRECT EXECUTION OF ALGORITHMIC
A DUAL-USE DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR DYNAMIC SYSTEM ANALYSIS
BALLISTIC MISSILES
A SMALL TRANSISTORIZED ANALOG COMPUTER FOR EARLY FLIGHT IMPACT POINT PREDICTION OF
A COMPUTER FOR FLAW PLOTTING
FREQUENCY-tD-PERIOD-TO-ANALOG COMPUTER FOR FLDWRATE ~EASUREMENT
A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR INDUSTRIAL PROCESS ANALYSIS AND CONTROL
AN AUTOMATIC CRUISE CONTROL COMPUTER FOR LONG RANGE AIRCRAFT
SYSTEM
ONLINE DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR MEASUREMENTS OF A NEUROLOGICAL CONTROL
THE USE OF A COMPUTER FOR PAYROLL WORK
A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR REAL-TIME SI~ULATIDN
USE OF AN ANALOG COMPUTER FOR ROOM AIR-CONDITIONING CALCULATIONS
SYSTEM DESIGN OF A COMPUTER FOR RUSSIAN-ENGLISH TRANSLATION
AN ANALOG COMPUTER FOR SCHOOLS AND OFFICES
USING A VARIABLE-WORD-LENGTH COMPUTER FOR SCIENTIFIC CALCULATION
A HIGH-SPEEO ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR SIMULATION
USING THE RESIDUE NUMBER SYSTEM
A COMPUTER FOR SOLVING LINEAR SIMULTANEOUS EQUATIONS
INTERPRETATION ROUTINES ON A GENERAL-PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR THE DESIGN OF LINEAR AND NON-LINEAR CONT
EXPERIENCE IN USING A OEUCE COMPUTER FOR THE FAMILY EXPENDITURE SURVEY
LOGICAL DESIGN OF THE DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR THE SAGE SYSTEM
N ECONOMIC THEORT!
.THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF AN ANALOG COMPUTER FOR THE SOLUTION OF SOME EQUATIONS ARISING
AN ANALOG COMPUTER FOR THE SOLUTION OF TANGENTS
A OIGITAL COMPUTER FOR USE IN AN OPERATIONAL FLIGHT TRAINER
A HIGH-ACCURACV. REAL-TIME OIGITAL COMPUTER FOR USE IN CONTINUOUS CONTROL SYSTEMS
A COMPUTER FOR WEATHER DATA ACQUISITION
DIGITAL COMPUTER FUNDA~ENTALS
COMPUTER GENERATED DISPLAYS
COMPUTER GENERATION OF OPTIMIZED SU8ROUTINES
COMPUTER GENERATION OF OPTIMIZED SUBROUTINES
THE DARMSTADT MATHEMATICAL COMPUTER GROUP (GERMANI
LONOON COMPUTER GROUP, STUDY GROUP REPORTS
CONSIDERATIONS ON A HIGH SPEED PARALLEL COMPUTER G3 (GERMANI
PI
AN IOEALIZEO OVER-ALL ERROR-CORRECTING DIGITAL COMPUTER HAVING ONLY AN ERROR-DETECTING COMBINATIONAL
THE EXPERIENCE OF APPLYING A COMMERCIAL COMPUTER IN A BRITISH ORGANIZATION
THE ELECTRODATA COMPUTER IN A DATA-REDUCTION SYSTEM
THE FIRST YEAR'S EXPERIENCE WITH A COMPUTER IN A LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE
THE COMPUTER IN A NON-ARITHMETIC ROLE
THE DIGITAL COMPUTER IN A SCIENTIFIC DATA PROCESSING SVSTEM
EXPERIMENTS WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER IN A SIMPLE CONTROL SYSTEM
EXPERIENCE WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER IN AN AEROPLANE TESTING ESTABLISHMENT
THE SMALL COMPUTER IN AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRY
USE OF A COMPUTER IN BANKING
DATA PROCESSING
THE COMPUTER IN CANADIAN RAILROADING, C.P.R. SYSTEM-WIOE
AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER IN ECONOMIC RESEARCH
THE COMPUTER IN EDUCATION, MALEFACTOR OR BENEFACTOR
THE HUMAN COMPUTER IN FLIGHT CONTROL
EXPERIENCES OF USING A OIGITAL COMPUTER IN INDUSTRY, 1
EXPERIENCES OF USING A OIGITAL COMPUTER IN INDUSTRY, 2
T, SOME CONJECTURES ON THE FUTURE OF THE LARGE-SCALE COMPUTER IN INTEGRATED COMMERCIAL WORK
WHERE NEX
THE ROLE OF THE DIGITAL COMPUTER IN MECHANICAL TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES
INTERROGATING A COMPUTER IN NATURAL LANGUAGE
USES OF THE COMPUTER IN PUBLIC HEALTH
E
THE USE OF AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER IN RESEARCH STATISTICS, FOUR YEARS EXPERIENC
N
THE USE OF A MEDIUM-SIZE COMPUTER IN RETIREMENT AND WELFARE PLAN AOMINISTRATIO
THE FIRST COMPUTER IN RHOOESIA
THE USE OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER IN RURAL ROAD DESIGN
APPLICATIONS OF THE SMALL DIGITAL COMPUTER IN THE AIRCRAFT INDUSTRV
128

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

COM - COM
FJCC63 437
AUS 60 B5.2
TCB7632 45
AIC 634 135
CAN 58
23
LSU 57
11
PACM59
8
PACM61 10C2
JACM543 124
PACM59
46
WCR 594 40
HACC59
22
HACC59
23
HACC59
27
NCR 544 109
AUS 60013.3
CENG59 170
ADC 53 273
ECIP55 192
PIRE611 313
DIP 62 580
DIP 62 617
CAS 60
20
PACM61 12B4
CAN 62 238
TCB5613 100
TCB2595 71
TCJ5634 294
TCB3591
3
MANC51
27
TCJ4611
1
CACM618 356
LSU 55
81
WJCC56
70
WJCC59 2.11
PGEC521
2
EJCC57
64
NCR 602 96
NCR 537 43
IEES56 278
JACM621 41
JACM624 522
IFIP62 423
EJCC60 149
EJCC61 184
CAS 57
99
AUS 60CI0.3
PGEC521 73
PGEC601 62
WJCC59 207
PGEC521 41
CACM62N 567
I ~4
FJCC63 459
CAN 60 175
NSMT60 491
LSU 56 138
WJCC56
71
PGEC592 186
PGEC622 164
IEES56
68
TCJ2604 164
IBMJ571 76
AUS 60 C7.2
PGEC55] 101
PGEC552 55
WJCC59 197
EJCC60
57
HACC59
12
PIRE611 185
PACM59
40
JACM611 104
ECIP55 157
TC8.1573 47
ECIP55
99
PGEC593 321
TCJ3614 1B5
EJCC54
85
TCJ3601
2
IEES56 450
AUS 60 81.3
WJCC54
60
TCJ4611 25
AUS 60 A5.4
EOPS61 258
CAN 58
6
CAS 60
54
FJCC63 619
PGEC51] 195
TC81511
6
TCB1572 30
TCJ2592 85
WJCC58 161
IFIP62 288
HARV61
77
TCJ1582 49
CAN 58 202
TCJ5622 19
AUS 60 85.3
WJCC56
89
128

COM - COM

TITLE WORO INDEX

COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
FEATURE
REALIZATION OF RANDOMLY TIMED COMPUTER
COMPUTER
CONVERSION
LINCOLN ~EYBCARD. A TYPEWRITER KEYBOARD DESIGNED FOR COMPUTER
COMPUTER
OPERATION OF THE NAVAL PROVING GROUNO COMPUTER
XPERIENCE WITH ORGANIZATIONAL PROBLEMS IN A BUSINESS COMPUTER
OF THE BALLISTIC RESEARCH LABORATORIES OIGITAL COMPUTER
RESERVATIONS SYSTEM
A CENTRAL COMPUTER
A SURVEY OF ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER
PERIPHERY EQUIPMENT IN RELATION TO FORMS HANDLING IN COMPUTER
OMINISTRATIVE AND FINANCIAL CONSIDERATIONS AFFECTING COMPU1ER
PRODUCING COMPUTER
STANDARDIZATION OF COMPUTER
FITTING A COMPUTER
COMPUTER
SPECIAL ANALOG-HYBRID COMPUTER
THE COMPUTER
THE MOBIL COMPUTER
APT. A COMMON COMPUTER
FLEXIBLE ABBREVIATION OF WORDS IN A COMPUTER
COMPUTER
OPTIMIZATION OF ANALOG COMPUTER
AUTOMATIC IMPLEMENTATION OF COMPUTER
COMPUTER
THE CHECKING OF COMPUTER
TRATION
THE FLOW DIAGRAM APPROACH TO COMPUTER
RECORDING OF CIRCUIT SAFETY MARGINS AS AN AID TD COMPUTER
PRESENT AND PROJECTED COMPUTER
MANPOWER REQUIREMENTS BY COMPUTER
PHYSICAL ASPECTS OF MAGNETIC COMPUTER
THE DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER
MAGNETIC FILMS. REVOLUTION IN COMPUTER
COMPUTER
CORRECTION OF MULTIPLE ERRORS ORIGINATING IN A COMPUTER
COINCIDENT-CURRENT MAGNETIC COMPUTER
A SURVEY OF DIGITAL COMPUTER
A COMPUTER
A COMPUTER
ROOT LCCI
AN AUTOMATIC ANALOG COMPUTER
AN INTROOUCTION TO ANALOGUE COMPUTER
CIRCUITS FOR RELIABILITY
COMPUTER
PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
A SURVEY OF COMPUTER
A COMPUTER
LOGARITHMS
COMPUTER
THE PARAMETRCN DIGITAL COMPUTER
COMPUTER
OF PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS WITHIN AN INTEGRATED COMPUTER
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH 10NR) DIGITAL COMPUTER
AUTOMATIC DRAFTING VIA COMPUTER
AN ANALOG COMPUTER
SOLUTION ON A HIGH SPEED COMPUTER
GIER. A DANISH COMPUTER
THE HIGH-SPEED ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
BESM, THE HIGH SPEED ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER
THE LOGISTIC RELAY COMPUTER
RESEARCH
USE OF A REMOTE DIGITAL COMPUTER
GAMES THAT TEACH THE FUNDAMENTALS OF COMPUTER
THE COMPUTER
ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS. CONTROL CIRCUITS. COMPUTER
CONTINUOUS COMPUTER
PREPARATION FOR COMPUTER
BASE
COMPUTER
TRANSLATION
COMPUTER
TRAINING THE COMPUTER
ON-LINE COMPUTER
SYMPOSIUM ON AOVANCEO COMPUTER
A PARALLEL COMPUTER
AUTOMATED MAINTENANCE
A COMPUTER
FIXED PLUS VARIABLE COMPUTER SYST/
PARALLELISM IN COMPUTER
FROM FORMULAS TO COMPUTER
A COMPUTER
SHAPED BEAM TUBE
HIGH SPEED COMPUTER
THE PHILIPS COMPUTER
OGRAPHIC DIAGNOSIS
COMPUTER
THE MAGNETIC-DRUM STORE OF THE COMPUTER
PANEL DISCUSSION ON THE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES OF COMPUTER
STANDARDIZED COMPARISONS OF COMPUTER
ESTIMATING COMPUTER
REPORTING COMPUTER
DESIGN FOR RELIABILITY IN COMPUTER
THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE MUNICH COMPUTER
TRAINING COMPUTER
SELECTION OF COMPUTER
THE SELECTION AND TRAINING OF COMPUTER
FORMAL EXAMINATIONS FOR COMPUTER
RETIRING COMPUTER
MAKING A COMPUTER
COMPUTER
A NEW METHOD OF VERIFYING ANALOG COMPUTER
THE INTRODUCTION AND ESTABLISHMENT OF A SYSTEM OF COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
CONFERENCE
WAYS OF DEVELOPING SOVIET COMPUTER
FILTER. A TOPOLOGICAL PATTERN SEPARATION COMPUTER
THE
THE
AN EMPIRICAL MODEL FOR
A TURNING POINT IN THE

129

COM - COM

IN THE LIBRARY
CAS 60
35
MCF 61 lBI
IN THE UNIVERSITY
MIPP61 201
INOEXING
CACM606 3BO
INOUSTRY
PECS52
21
INOUSTRY DIRECTORY
PGEC582 141
INPUT AND OUTPUT BY MEANS OF AN INTERRUPT
INPUT AND OUTPUT. INCLUDING ANALOGUE-OIGITAL I EES56 "25
INPUT FLEXIBILITY
THE CACM581
"
INPUT. A BY-PRODUCT OF FORM WRITING
CAN 58 1B"
ONR 53
23
INSTALLATION
7
INSTALLATION
E RMCS60
OPERATION ONR 53
lit
INSTALLATION
CAS 51
1
INSTALLATION AS A PART OF AN AIR-LINE
PGEC552 52
INSTALLATIONS
INSTALLATIONS
AUS 60A12."
A TC81513 48
INSTALLATIONS
INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE PACT I COMPILER
JACM56" 28B
INTERCOMMUNICATION
EJCC55
87
CAS 57
18
INTO AN INVENTORY-CONTROL PROBLEM
INVESTIGATIONS OF INTENTION TO ATTACK
PACM62
87
PGEC621
1
ISSUE
CLUN55
81
LABORATORY IN INDUS'TRY
LABORATORY, UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY
ICC 633 11"
ARAP612 lltl
LANGUAGE
CACM63N 668
LANGUAGE
PGEC614 129
LANGUAGES FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION
liJCC61 315
LINEAR SYSTEM DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS
LOGIC
CACM585 14
LOGIC AND ALGEBRAS
LSU 56
99
LOGIC BY SIMULATION ON A COMPUTER
TCJ6632 154
LOGICAL DESIGN USING THE NCR 3~ AS AN ILLUS WJCC58
59
MAINTENANCE
SYSTEMATIC DETAILED RMCS60
29
MANPOWER NEEDS IN BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY
CTPC5"
"
lit
CTPC54
MANUFACTURERS
ANL 53 202
MATERIALS
CACM606 342
MATHEMATICS AT MOSCOW STATE UNIVERSITY
MEMORIES
FJCC62 213
MEMORIES. A SURVEY OF T~E STATE-OF-THE-ART
PIRE611 104
MEMOR Y
AUTOMATIC I BMJ634 311
MEMORY DEVELOPMENTS AT M.I.T.
ANL 53 150
P IRE530 1393
MEMORY SYSTEMS
I CIP59 447
MEMORY USING MAGNETIC fiLM
METHOD FOR RADIATION TREATMENT PLANNING
CACM627 "07
METHOD FOR SOLVING POLYNOMIALS AND FINDING
NCR 5l1t 164
METHODS
TCJ361" 211
METHODS APPLIED TO THE DESIGN OF OIGITAL
RMCS60
55
METHODS fOR SOLVING ELLIPTIC AND PARABOLIC
ICC 631
3
MODEL OF ELEMENTARY SOCIAL BE~AVIOR
CATH63 375
MULTIPLICATION AND DIVISION USING BINARY
PGEC624 512
PGEC593 308
MUSASINO-l
CABS62 424
MUSIC
IMPLEMENTATION AUS 63 C.18
NETWORK
NEWSLETTER
SEE 'OCN'
CACM6l1t 196
NUMERICAL CONTROL
NCR 602 41
NYQUIST PLOTTER
OF A PROBLEM IN DIOPHANTINE ALGEBRA IFRENCH) ICIP59
90
PGEC636 629
OF MEDIUM SIZE
I EES56 280
Of THE U.S.S.R. ACADEMY OF SCIENCES IBESM)
OF THE USSR ACADEMY OF SCIENCES IGERMAN)
76
ECIP55
Of THE VIENNA TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY IGERMAN) ECIP55 207
ON AN OPEN-SHOP BASIS IN AGRICULTURAL
TCJ6632 118
OPERATION
PGEC611 31
OPERATION LANGUAGE
WJCC60 341
OPERATION. AND SYSTEM DESIGN
CHBK62
"
OPERATIONAL RELIABILITY
WJCC51 201
OPERATIONS
LSU 56
34
LSU 56
43
OPERATIONS AT WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE
OPERATIONS kEQUIREO FOR MECHANICAL
IEES56 "53
OPERATOR
PACM61 13A1t
OPTIMIZATION OF A CHEMICAL PROCESS
CAS 62 19"
ORGAN llATlON
IfIP62 561
ORGANIZATION AND MECHANIZATIONS
PGEC633 251
ORGANIZATION AND PROGRAMMING SYSTEM FOR
PGEC636 B87
ORGANIZATION RANDOM NUMBER GENERATION IN THE WJCC61 157
ORIENTED LANGUAGE
CACM593
6
WJCC58 234
ORIENTED TOWARD SPATIAL PROBLEMS
OUTPUT DEVICES UTILIZING THE CHARACTRON
5ACI58
51
PGEC612 175
PASCAL
PATTERN RECOGNITION TECHNIQUES. ELECTROCARDI CACM620 527
I EES56 197
PEGASUS
PACM59. 19
PEOPLE
PERFORMANCE
57
I FIP62
PERFORMANCE
TCJ5634 276
PERFORMANCE TO MANAGEMENT
PACH58
59
PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT
RMCS60
61
PERM IGERMAN)
ECIP55
40
PERSONNEL
TC81573 55
PERSONNEL
TCB3592 23
PERSONNEL
TCB5611 26
PERSONNEL
TCB6622 55
PIONEER. HOWARD AIKEN
CACM626 298
IEE556 452
PLAY DRAUGHTS
CACM602 91
PREPARATION OF A POETRY CONCORDANCE
PROBLEMS AND PERFORMANCES
WJCC57 138
PRODUCTION CONTROL IN A LIGHT ENGINEERING FA TCJ2593 115
PRODUCTION CONTRCL. THE SECOND YEAR
TCJ3614 198
CACM61D 562
PRODUCTION OF PEEK-A-BOO SHEETS
PRODUCTION Of TERRAIN MODELS
CACM634 190
PRODUCTION. ABSTRACTS OF T~E 1956 MOSCOW
PGEC571 37
E JCC60
PROGRAM
25

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

129

COM - CDI'

TITLE WORD INDEX

PROBLEM
SUPPLY CIRCUITRY
LEVEL FACTORIAL DESIGN

A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR A SOLVABlE CASE Of THE DECISION
A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR ANALYSIS AND DESIGN DF POWER
A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE FOR A TWO-

SKETCHPAD III. A COMPUTER
A COMPUTER
A COMPUTER
A COMPUTER
A COMPUTER
A GENERAL DIGITAL COMPUTER
USE OF MACHINES IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF A GRAMMAR AND COMPUTER
A COMPUTER
DETERMINATION
COMPROTEIN. A COMPUTER
ON THE AUTOMATIC FORMATION OF A COMPUTER
THE PROBLEM OF HETEROGENEOUS GROUPS IN COMPUTER
NON-PROGRAMMED CURRICULUM MATERIALS FOR COMPUTER
PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS ANO SELECTION OF COMPUTER
COMPUTER
PLANNING
FUNOAMENTALS OF DIGITAL COMPUTER
MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES FOR REAL TIME COMPUTER
ASPECTS OF THE PHILOSOPHY OF COMPUTER
AUTOMATIC COMPUTER
COMPUTER
LEVEL
A NEW APPROACH TO SMALL-COMPUTER
RECENT TRENOS IN COMPUTER
COMPUTER
CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS IN COMPUTER
PRODUCTION OF LARGE COMPUTER
COMPUTATIONAL CHAINS AND THE SIMPLIFICATION OF COMPUTER
A SET OF MATRICES FOR TESTING COMPUTER
SYSTEMATIC MISTAKE ANALYSIS Of DIGITAL COMPUTER
SKELETAL STRUCTURE OF PERT AND CPA COMPUTER
TECHNIQUES FOR THE TEST AND EVALUATION OF REAL-TIME COMPUTER
TECHNIQUES FOR THE TEST ANO EVALUATION OF REAL-TIME COMPUTER
REVIEW OF ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
REVIEW OF ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
COMPUTER
CORRECTING COMPUTER
COMPUTER
L SYSTEM OF RESIOUAL CLASSES (SRC'
REVIEW OF COMPUTER
REVIEW Of ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
AN ANALOG COMPUTER
REDUNDANCY IMPROVES COMPUTER
THE USE OF TRIPLE-MODULAR REDUNDANCY TO IMPROVE COMPUTER
SOME NOTES ON COMPUTER
THE INSTITUTE FOR COMPUTER
EOUCATIONAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE COMPUTER
THE LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE COMPUTER
SOME FEATURES OF THE CZECHOSLOVAK RELAY COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
RETRIEVAL SYSTEM FOR REFERENCES AND ABSTRACTS IN THE COMPUTER
SOVI ET CYBERNETICS ANO COMPUTER
SOVIET CYBERNETICS AND COMPUTER
RATOR TRAINING FACILITY FOR ENRICO FERMI AI
ANALOG COMPUTER
THE DEFENCE RESEARCH BOARD OF CANADA IN MAIL ORDER COMPUTER
UNIVERSITY ROLE IN TRAINING PERSONNEL FOR COMPUTER
SYMPOSIUM ON 'USE OF COMPUTER
COMPUTER
FIRMS
AND ANALYSIS OF COSMIC RAY AIR SHOWER DATA USING THE COMPUTER
A SYSTEMATIC METHOD FOR COMPUTER
ELECTRONIC SWITCH FOR ANALOG COMPUTER
.INITIAL CONDITIONS IN COMPUTER
TRANSIENT ANALYSIS OF CRYOTRON NETWORKS BY COMPUTER
TEN YEARS OF COMPUTER
OPTIMIZING BIT-TIME COMPUTER
THE APPLICATION OF SEQUENTIAL ESTIMATION TO COMPUTER
COOING
A COMPUTER
SOCIETY
THE COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
A HIGH-SPEED DATA TRANSLATOR FOR COMPUTER
MEMORY ARRAYS
COMPUTER
ORGANIZATIONS
COMPUTER
APPLICATION OF FINITE FOURIER TRANSFORMS TO ANALOG COMPUTER
OR SENSORY PATTERN RECOGNITION, CONCEPT FORMATIONI
COMPUTER
THE BRITISH COMPUTER
TIME
DIGITAL COMPUTER
REDUNDANCY EXPLOITATlO.N IN THE COMPUTER
HYBRID COMPUTER
R ELIMINATING DIVISION AND TREATING SINGULARITIES IN COMPUTER
R ELIMINATING DIVISION ANO TREATING SINGULARITIES IN COMPUTER
COMPUTER
IN HYDRO-ELECTRIC OEVELOPMENTS
ANALYSIS OF INTERNAL COMPUTER
EQUATIONS
SUCCESSIVE APPROXIMATIONS ANO COMPUTER
COMPUTER
A COMPUTER
OSCILLATORS
AN IDEAL COMPUTER
RECOVERY FOR COMPUTER
ON SOME LEXICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL IMPLICATIONS OF A COMPUTER
THE ELECTRONIC COMPUTER EXHIBITION AND THE BUSINESS COMPUTER
COMPUTER
SYNTHEX, TOWARD COMPUTER
THE MARCHANT CEIMPUTER
THE BENDIX G-15D, GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER
A MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR PROBLEM QUEUING IN A COMPUTER
PILOT, A NEW MULTIPLE COMPUTER
THE ENGLISH ELECTRIC KDF9 COMPUTER
PROGRAMMING A DUPLEX COMPUTER
THE KDF9 COMPUTER
THE UCLA VARIABLE STRUCTURE COMPUTER
A MULTIPROCESSING APPROACH TO A LARGE COMPUTER
TIONS FOR TWC-LEVEL MULTIPLE INPUT-OUTPUT LOI
ON
TIONS fOR Twe-LEVEL MULTIPLE INPI
ERRATUM IN 'ON

130

PROGRAM FOR DRAWING IN THREE DIMENSIONS
PROGRAM FDR EDITING THE NEWS
PROGRAM FOR OBTAINING IRREDUCIBLE REPRESENTA
PROGRAM FOR OBTAINING IRREDUCIBLE REPRESENTA
PROGRAM FOR SIMULATING CRYOTRON CIRCUITS
PROGRAM FOR STATIC STRESS ANALYSIS
THE
PROGRAM FOR STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS
PROGRAM FOR SYSTEM OPTIMIZATION
PROGRAM TO AID PRIMARY PROTEIN STRUCTURE
PROGRAM WHICH REPRESENTS A THEORY
PROGRAMMER TRAINING
PROGRAMMER TRAINING PROGRAMS
PROGRAMMERS
PROGRAMMES FOR ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEM
PROGRAMMING
PROGRAMMING
PROGRAM~ING

PROGRAMMING (GERMANI
PROGRAM~ING AND CODING AT THE HIGH SCHOOL
PROGRAMMING ANO CONTROL
PROGRAMMING AND NUMERICAL ANALYSIS
PROGRAMMING FOR YOUNG STUOENTS
PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES
PROGRAMS
PROGRAMS
PROGRAMS
PROGRAMS
PROGRAMS
SIMULATION
PROGRAMS
SIMULATION
PROGRAMS
PROGRESS DURING 1954
PROGRESS DURING 1956
PROGRESS IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA, I. A SELfPROGRESS IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA. II. THE NUMERICA
PROGRESS IN 1957
PROGRESS 1955
REALIZATION OF THE EUCLIDEAN TOOLS
REL lABILITY
RELIABILITY
RESEARCH IN EASTERN EUROPE
RESEARCH OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
REVOLUTION
REVOLUTION
SAPO
SCIENCE MOVIES
SCIENCE MOVIES
AN INFORMATION
SCIENCES
SCIENCES 1960
SCIENCES. 1960
SERVES AS BOTH SYSTEMS ANALYSIS TOOL AND OPE
SERVICE
EXPERIENCE OF
SERVICES
SERVICES'
SHARING BY A GROUP OF CONSULTING ENGINEERING
THE PROCESSING
SILU AC
SIMPL IFICATION OF LOGIC DIAGRAMS
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION AND MONTE CARLO PROCEDURES
SIMULATION CHAIN FOR RESEARCH ON PICTURE
SIMULATION OF A COLONIAL. SOCID-ECONOMIC
SIMULATION OF CITY TRAFFIC
SIMULATION Of COGNITIVE PROCESSES
SIMULATION OF SPEECH AND TELEVISION DEVICES
SIMULATION OF THE ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF
SIMULATION TOWARO A THEORY OF LARGE
SIMULATIONS
THE
SIMULATIONS OF A PERCEPTUAL LEARNING MOOEL F
SOCIETY
SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS IN REAL
SOLUTION OF OOUBLE-CROSTICS
SOLUTION OF TIME-OPTIMAL CONTROL PROBLEMS
SOLUTIONS OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
SOLUTIONS OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
SOLUTIONS OF PROBLEMS INVOLVING TRANSIENTS
SORTING
STORAGE PROBLEMS IN ORDINARY DIFfERENTIAL
STUDIES OF ORBITAL RENDEZVOUS
SUBSYSTEM USING KILOMEGACYCLE SUBHARMONIC
SUPPORT PROGRAM AND A SPECIfIC I.B.M. SYSTEM
SWITCHOVER IN A REAL-TIME SYSTEM
SYMBOLIC LANGUAGE
NOTE
SYMPOSIUM
A REVIEW OF
SYNTHESIS OF CHARACTER-RECOGNITION SYSTEMS
SYNTHESIS OF HUMAN LANGUAGE BEHAVIOR
SYSTEM
SYSTEM
SYSTEM
SYSTEI'
SYSTEM
SYSTEM
SYSTEI'
SYSTEM
SYSTEM

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

COM - COM
JACM633 34B
PACM59
5
CACM636 309
SJCC63 347
CACM63B 4B7
JACM631 4B
JACM632 256
ONR 60 353
WJCC55
72
ICIP59 188
CAN 58 209
FJCC62 262
SOS 62 107
PACM61 13A3
PACM62
20
JACM573 34B
AUS 63 B.22
PIRE530 1245
JACM623 387
TCB7644 107
ECIP55 143
PACM56
31
IBMJ581 72
AODC62
33
JACM584 309
CAS 58 125
ONR 56
15
PGEC622 173
CACM628 It.u
CACM632 58
CACM638 It73
PACM56
19
JACM573 351t
PGEC551 33
PGEC571 55
DIP 62 533
DIP 62 543
PGEC581 65
PGEC561 43
PGEC624 564
RTCS62 378
I BMJ622 200
CACM59D
1
ICC 623 159
AODC62 166
PACM62
itO
ECIP55
73
CACM627 423
CACM639 572
CAN 62 136
PGEC611t 759
CACM61D 566
WJCC60 301
CAN 58 370
LSU 58 157
TCB7633 76
CAS 58 116
AUS 63 B.12
NCR 612 217
PGEC561t 197
PGEC611 78
P IRE611 2lt5
PGEC621
2
CACM63N 679
JACM584 31t3
WCR 5B4 1t1
WJCC61 613
CACM621t 221t
CABS62 336
WJCC59 169
PGEC636 B74
CABS62 522
SJCC62 255
IfIP62 413
TC81571
1
WJCC58
87
EJCC60
39
SJCC63 197
PGEC621 42
PGEC624 570
AUS 60B'7.3
JACM611 41
CACM615 222
CAN 62
89
PIRE611 128
ARAP634 193
I BSJ631 76
ROME62 759
TCB2595 71
PGEC614 735
CABS62 360
1t2
EJCC54
LSU 5B 16B
PACM59
10
JACM593 313
TCBlt603 119
CACM6tN 501
fJCC62 108
WOC062 182
I BSJ621 61t
130

COM - COM

THE KDF9 COMPUTER
ORGANIZING AND PROGRAMMING A SHIPBOARD REAL-TIME COMPUTER
TIME SHARING ON THE FERRANTI-PACKARD FP60DD COMPUTER
MEASURING THE PROFITABILITY OF A COMPUTER
PARALLEL PROCESSING IN A RESTRUCTURABLE COMPUTER
SYSTEM AND LOGICAL DESIGN TECHNIQUES FOR THE RW-33 COMPUTER
ASSIGNMENT OF COMPUTATIONS IN A VARIABLE STRUCTURE COMPUTER
OF COMPUTING-LOAD ASSIGNMENT IN A MULTI-PROCESSOR COMPUTER
THE CONTROL LOCP OF AN AIRBORNE NAVIGATIONAL DIGITAL COMPUTER
RANDOM NUMBER GENERATION IN THE FIXEO PLUS VARIABLE COMPUTER
TENANCE FOR INTERNAL MEMORY SECTIONS OF THE ERA 1103 COMPUTER
OIGITAL-COMPUTER
OB25, A MULTIPLE-COMPUTER
THE COMPUTER
GENERALIzeD MEASURES OF COMPUTER
PERFORMANCE ADVANCES IN A TRANSISTORIZED COMPUTER
INSTALLING A COMPUTER
SORTING ON ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
COMBINEO ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTER
CONCURRENTLY OPERATING COMPUTER
MAGNETIC TAPES ON LARGE COMPUTER
TIME-SHARING COMPUTER
TRENDS IN DESIGN OF LARGE COMPUTER
ANALYSIS OF A BASIC QUEUING PROBLEM ARISING IN COMPUTER
PANEL ON PRIORITY PROBLEMS IN COMPUTER
MULTIPLE INPUT.OUTPUT LINKS IN COMPUTER
MULTIPLE COMPUTER
INSTRUMENTATION FOR MILITARY SPECIAL-PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER
HORllONS IN COMPUTER
ACCEPTANCE TRIALS OF COMPUTER
A LIST OF COMPUTER
205, AND UNI~AC 6S-BD
ORGANIZATION OF COMPUTER
COMPUTER
PROGRESS IN THE PRODUCTION OF ERROR-FREE MAGNETIC COMPUTER
THE MAN-COMPUTER
A COMPUTER
EQUATIONS
AN INCREMENTAL COMPUTER
A HIGH-SPEED COMPUTER
UNUSUAL PROBLEMS AND THEIR SOLUTIONS BY DIGITAL COMPUTER
MICROSYSTEM COMPUTER
THE FREQUENCY RESPONSE OF PHYSICAL SYSTEMS 8Y ANALOG COMPUTER
NS IN NON-LINEAR CONTROL SYSTEMS 8Y MEANS OF DIGITAL COMPUTER
COMPUTER
ANALOG COMPUTER
DIAGRAMS
COMPUTER
1620, IB" 65C. UNIVAC SOLID STATE BO)
COMPUTER
THE APPLICATION OF COMPUTER
ES
FRONTIERS IN COMPUTER
THE IMPENDING REVOLUTION IN COMPUTER
THE PERIODICAL LITERATURE OF COMPUTER
A CIRCUIT PACKAGING MODEL FOR HIGH-SPEED COMPUTER
THE STATE OF DIGITAL COMPUTER
THE STATE OF DIGITAL COMPUTER
SOME ASPECTS OF COMPUTER
SOVIET COMPUTER
SOVIET COMPUTER
SOVIET COMPUTER
COMPUTER
SUGGESTED MODEL FOR INfORMATION REPRESENTATION IN A COMPUTER
INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL- AND ANALOG-COMPUTER
SPECIAL TOPICS IN DIGITAL-COMPUTER
ANALOG-COMPUTER
PRODUCTION CONTROL BY 8UYING COMPUTER
PROGRESS REPORT ON PRODUCTION CONTROL BY HIRING COMPUTER
COMPUTER
SIMULATION OF A COMPUTER
AUTO~ATIC TRANSLATION OF PROGRAMS FROM ONE COMPUTER
TEACHING A DIGITAL COMPUTER
CIRCUIT DESIGN EMPLOYING A DIGITAL COMPUTER
CONSIDERATIONS IN APPLYING A COMPUTER
USE OF A COMPUTER
ES
A COORDINATEO DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM AND ANALOG COMPUTER
BUFFERS
A METHOD OF COUPLING A SMALL COMPUTER
APPLICATION OF AN INTERMEDIATE SIZE COMPUTER
CODING A GENERAL·PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER
NTIFIC AND STATISTICI
APPLICATION OF A SMALL SCALE COMPUTER
SOME APPLICATIONS OF AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
THE STUDY OF THE APPLICATION OF A COMPUTEII.
H TYPE, ITHAT OF ECOI
USE OF AN ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER
COEFFICIENTS
AN ANALOGUE COMPUTER
THE APPliCATION OF A LARGE-SCALE ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
THE APPLICATION OF AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
IN
THE APPLICATION OF THE ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
PROBLEMS IN THE APPLICATION OF A COMPUTER
CONTROL
AN APPLICATION OF A COMPUTER
AN APPLICATION OF A COMPUTER
PROGRESS OF THE WHIRLWIND COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
ON COMPUTER
COMPUTER
CIRCUIT ELEMENTS AND COMPUTER
SIZE AND SPEED OF THIN-MAGNETIC-FILM COMPUTER
AN)
THE GENERAL-PURPOSE ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER
EXTERNAL LANGUAGE KLIPA FOR DIGITAL COMPUTER
SYSTEMS CONSIDERATIONS IN REAL-TIME COMPUTER
AND SIMILAR QUASI-RHYTHMIC PATTERNS
DIGITAL COMPUTER
A ONE TURN MAGNETIC READING AND RECORDING HEAD FOR COMPUTER
LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF COMPUTER
PROGRAM~ING SERVICES AND ADVICE FOR PROSPECTIVE COMPUTER
COMPUTER
ELECTRIC
131

COM - COM

TITLE WORD INDEX

AUS 63 C.l
FJCC63 127
SJCC63
29
TCJ5634 28~
SYSTE~
PGEC636 747
SYSTEM
SYSTE~
AUTOMATIC NCR 602 12~
SYSTEM
AUTOMATIC PGEC636 755
SYSTEM
A PROBABILISTIC ANALYSIS FJCC63 1~7
68
SYSTEM
IE TIE-IN OF THE HUMAN OPERATOR TO E JCC57
S,YSTEM
IRALLELISM IN COMPUTER ORGANIZATION WJCC61 157
62
SYSTEM
COMPUTER-PROGRAM~ED PREVENTIVE MAIN PWCS54
CCST61
33
SYSTEM DESIGN
F JCC62
86
SYSTE~ FOR COMMAND AND CONTROL
PGEC636 607
SYSTE~ ISSUE
PACM62 120
SYSTEM PERFORMANCE
EJCC58 168
SYSTEM THE TRANSAC S-2000
SYSTEM, EDUCATIONAL AND OTHER STAFF PROBLEMS AUS 63 A.15
SYSTElfS
JACM563 13~
HACC59
30
SYSTEMS
ICIP59 353
SYSTEMS
AUS 60AI0.1
SYSTEMS
MCF 61 221
SYSTE~S
WJCC61 361
SYSTEMS
18MJ612 132
SYSTEI'S
lFIP62 711
SYSTHS
IBMJ623
306
SYSTE~S
AIC 63~ 245
SYSTEIOS
SYSTEM EVALUATION AND WJCC59 153
SYSTEMS
WJCC60
41
SYSTE"'S DESIGN
TCJ4613 185
SYSTE~S FOR GOVERNMENT USE
CACM600 537
SYSTEMS PROGRAMS FOR THE IBM 650. DATATRON
WJCC6D
33
SYSTEIOS, THE FIXED PLUS VARIABLE STRUCTURE
TAPE
RECENT E JCC53 102
WJCC59 202
TEAM IN A SPACE ECOLOGY
TECHNIQUE FOR HANDLING ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE CACM628 03
PGEC614 748
TECHNIQUE FOR SOLVING COORDINATE-ROTATION
JACM582 132
TECHNIQUE FOR THE TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM
WJCC56
19
TECHNIQUES
WJCC61
95
TECHNIQUES
OBTAINING NCR 612 196
TECHNIQUES
INCHRONOUSLY EXCITED OSCILLATIO AUS 60B'2.2
TECHNIQUES
TCB7632 53
TECHNIQUES APPLIED TO SHIPBUILDING
WJCC6D 165
TECHNIQUES FOR PLOTTING BODE AND NYQUIST
CAS 61
62
TECHNIQUES IN ASSEMBLY LINE BALANCING IIBM
PLCI61 240
TECHN IQUES IN INSTRUCTION
TECHNIQUES TO PROBLEMS IN HYDRAULIC STRUCTUR AUS 60 B5.1
CAS 58 106
TECHNOLOGY
EJCC5B
~3
TECHNOLOGY
ICC 6114 7
TECHNOLOGY
IBMJ633 182
TECHNOLOGY
CACM616 256
TECHNOLOGY IN EUROPE
ICC 611~ 18
TECHNOLOGY IN EUROPE {FRENCHI
CAS 59
30
TECHNOLOGY IN THE U.S.S.R.
ICC 6010 23
TECHNOLOGY, 1959
PGEC601 72
TECHNOLOGY, 1959
CACM603 131
TECHNOLOGY. 1959
HACC59
1
TERMINOLOGY AND SYMBOLS
A WJCC60 151
THAT PERCEIVES, LEARNS. ANO REASONS
CCST61
13
THEORY
CCST61
75
THEORY
CCST61 112
THEORY
BCS 58 366
TIME
EOPS61 167
TIME
JACM60~ 389
TIME FOR ADDRESS CALCULATION SORTING
CACM627 383
TIMING DEVICE
JFIP62 550
TO ANeTHER
PACM62
11
TO ASSIST IN "'AKING DECISIONS
NCR 574 115
TO ATTAIN LONGEST MEAN TIME TO FAILURE
LSU 56
B4
TO COMMERCIAL DATA-PROCESSING
EJCC59 205
TO OESIGN CHARACTER RECOGNITION LOGIC
3~
TO DETERMINE REFINERY-PROCESS OPERATING GUID EJCC57
EJCC57 136
TO INPUT-OUTPUT OEVICES WITHOUT EXTENSIVE
LSU 58 129
TO MULTIPLE REGRESSION TECHNIQUE
WJCC55
82
TO OPERATE AS A DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER
TO PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED IN ENGINEERING, SCIE AUS 60 Bl.2
CAN 58 330
TO PROBLEMS OF DIFFUSION
TCJ2591 2~
TO PRODUCTION CONTROL
TO SOLVE A PROBLEM OF THE OPERATIONS RESEARC "US 60 B2.2
TO SOLVE POLYNOMIAL EQUATIONS WITH REAL
AUS 51 196
WJCC58 165
TO THE ASSIGNMENT OF TELEPHONE FACILITIES
TO THE OPERATION OF A CRUOE OIL PIPE LINE
CAN 58 223
TO THE 1961 POPULATION CENSUS OF GREAT BRITA TCJ563~ 26~
rC8~602
41
TO WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE AND RETAIL BRANCH
TCJ1581 ~2
TO WIND TUNNEL DESIGN, 1
rCJ1582 6~
TO WIND TUNNEL DESIGN. 2
PACM52P 237
TOWARDS AN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING PROCEDURE
TCB76~4 119
TRAINING FACILITIES
PACM58
~2
TRANSCRIPTION OF MANUAL MORSE
JACM593 ~29
TRANSCRIPTION OF MANUAL MORSE
BIT 621
1
TYPE INSTRUMENTS
AADC60 163
UNITS
IFIP62 612
UNITS
80
URAL FOR ENGINEERING RESEARCH PROBLEMS IGERM ECIP55
PACM62
26
URAL-2
PLCI61 273
USAGE
IFIP62 U3
USAGE IN ANALYSIS OF ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPH
NCR 55~ 95
USE
CACM62D 607
USE
TC82596 87
USERS AND OTHERS
IFIP62
51
USES AT LAMP DEPARTMENT, CANADIAN GENERAL
SYSTEM
SYSTEM
SYSTE M

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY

19~6-1963

131

COM -

COM

TITLE WORD INDEX

CHARACTER RECOGNITION BY DIGITAL
LEM-to SMALL SIZE GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL
PB-250, A HIGH SPEED SERIAL GENERAL PURPOSE
A SPECIAL-PURPOSE SOLID-STATE
TIME AVERAGE THERMAL PROPERTIES OF A
N INPUT LANGUAGE
GENERATING AN ANALOG
LABEL OPERATDR
AN ABSTRACT
A TRANSISTOR OIGITAL
THE KT PILOT COMPUTER. A MICRO-PROGRAMMED
IlATlON OF A SYMMETRIC MATRIX BY GIVENS' METHOD IN A
GENERAL ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE SCHEME APPLICA8LE TO A
CONSIDERATIONS OF A
BINARY AND TRUTH-FUNCTIONAL OPERATIONS ON A OECIMAL
'BINARY AND TRUTH-FUNCTIONAL OPERATIONS ON A DECIMAL
THE LOGICAl DESIGN OF A
(GERMAN)
DESIGN OF A GENERAL-PURPOSE MICROPROGRAM-CONTROLLED
SC IENTIFIC USES OF A MEDIUM-SCALE
ADAPTATION OF THE JAC08I METHOD FOR A
CIRRUS, AN ECONOMICAL MUL TIPROGRAM
A VERY SMALL ELECTRONIC OIGITAL
GENERAL ANALYSIS CF VARIANCE SCHEME ARPLICABLE TO A
THE SIEMENS DIGITAL
BY PACKAGED UNrT CONSTRUCTION
THE ELLIOTT-NROC
MAN-MACHINE CONSOLE FACILITIES FOR
AN OUTLINE OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR A
THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS FOR THE
PRELIMINARY EXPERIMENTS IN
RECOGNIT ION LOGIC
T IN EDUCATION
A
REA.L-TIME
THE TORONTO
A
PLATO II, It. MULTIPLE-STUDENT,
IN REGRESSION ANAL YS I'S
WITH FIXED ADDRESS
G SYSTEMS

A
A UNIVERSAL
THE SYNTHESIS OF
A
MH-1, A
PRINCIPLES AND PROBLEMS OF A UNIVERSAL

AL MEMORY SECTIONS OF THE ERA 1103 COMPUTER SYSTEM
Y IN THE YEAR 1975
THE
PROCESSING
THE
PER SEC
SOME ASPECTS OF THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF A CONTROL
SYSTEM
THE ACRE
NSISToR FIXED MEMORY
THE KT PILOT
THE CONTROL OF TRAFFIC SIGNALS WITH AN ELECTRONIC
THE SOLOMON
THE ATHENA
SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS OF ENGLISH BY
DECISION MAKING USING A
THE FIRST YEAR'S PRODUCTION ON A
BIZMAC II
THE ILLINOIS PATTERN RECOGNITION
RE
oYNAM'ICSTORAGE ALLOCATION IN THE ATLAS
THE BELL
SelECTING A TECHNICAL
TICS OF THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY'S DECIMAL
THE SOLUJION OF RAILWAY PROBL.EMS ON A DIGITAL
THE SCLUTION OF RAILWAY PROBLEMS ON A DIGITAL
THE HUMAN
THREE MYTHS OF
OST PROI
A SYSTEMS APPROACH FOR THE APPl. ICATION OF
INTRODUCTION TO THE COURSE ON ELECTRONIC DIGITAL
RELAY
DATA HANDLING WITH LARGE-SCALE DIG ITAL
ANALOGUE COMPUTATION AND
KEYNOTE, ENGINEERING TOMORROW'S
SPECIAL-PURPOSE DIGITAL DATA-PROCESSING
SMALL PROBLEMS ON LARGE
STANDARDUEO PRINTED CIRCUIT UNITS FOR DIGITAL
OPTICAL ELEMENTS FOR
S'/MBOLICSYNTHESIS OF DIGITAL
RELIAB IL ITY OF ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITORS IN
THE CIRCUIT COMPONENTS OF DIGITAL
SPECIAL-PURPOSE AUTOMATIC
FACTORS INFlUENCHIG THE EFFECTIVE USE OF
It. NEW CONCEPT IN ANALOG
INflUENCE OF PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES ON THE DESIGN OF
THE DESIGN OF lOGICAL OR-AND-OR PYRAMIDS FOR DIGITAL
COCEO OEC IMAL NUMBERSYS TEMS FOR DIG ITAL
AN INPUT-OUTPUT UNIT FOR ANALOG
HIDDENREGENERAT'IVE LOOPS IN ELECTRONIC ANALOG
CONTRI8IJTIONS OF INDUSTRIAL TRAINING COURSES IN
CHARACTERISTICS CF CURRENTLY AVAILABLE SMALL DIGITAL
EFFICIENT LINKAGE OF GRAPHICAL DATA WITH DIGITAL
EQUIPMENT RELIABILITY AS APPLIED TO ANALOGUE
PROBLEM'S IN ACCEPUNCE TESTING OF DIGITAL
A PERMANENT HIGH SPEED STORE FOR USE WITH DIGITAL
ON THE DEMONSTRATHlN ·DF HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL
ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS OF LARGE SCALE
SYST.fMATICS .0f'AUTOMATIC ELECTRONIC
INTERPOLATION TRENDS FOR LARGE SCALE DIGITAL
LINEAR PROGRAMMING ON AUTOMATIC

132

COMPUTER USING A SPECIAL FLYING-SPOT SCANNER
COMPUTER USING MAGNETIC IFERRITEI ELEMENTS
COMPUTER USING MAGNETOSTRICnVE DELAY LINE STORAGE
COMPUTER USING SEQUENTIAL ACCESS MEMORY
COMPUTER UTILI ZING THIN-FILM SUPERCONDUCTlNG ELEMENTS
COMPUTER WIRING OIAGRAM FROM THE DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIO
COMPUTER WITH A LISP-LIKE MACHINE LANGUAGE WITHOUT A
COMPUTER WITH A MAGNETIC-DRUM STORE
COMPUTER WITH A PHOTOTRANSISTOR FIXED MEMORY
COMPUTER WITH A TWO-LEVEL STORE
lOR THE CO-DIAGONAL
COMPUTER WITH A VERY LARGE MEMORY
A
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COMPUTER WITH AN EXTRACT COMMAND
COMPUTER WITH AN EXTRACT COMMAND'
CORRECTION TO
COMPUTER WUHAN INDEPENDENT ADDRESS OPERATION UNIT
COMPUTER WITH ELEMENTARY STRUCTURE
THE
COMPUTER WITH EXTENSIVE ACCESSORY FEATURES
COM.PUTER WITH MAGNETIC-TAPE BACKING STORE
COMPUTER WITH MiCROPROGRAM CONTROL
COMPUTER WITH STORED PROGRAM CONTROL
COMPUTER WITH VERY LARGE MEMORY
A
COMPUTER 2002
COMPUTER 4010 A DEMONSTRATION OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING
COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN
COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN SYSTEM
COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN SYSTEM
COMPUTER-AIDED TEACHING
COMPUTER-AUTOMATEO DES IGN OF MUL TlFONT PRINT
COMPUTER-BASED LABORATORY FOR RESEARCH AND DEVELoPMEN
COMPUTER-BASED MANAGEMENT CONTROL
COMPUTER-BASED MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS
COMPUTER-BASED TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEM
COMPUTER-CONTROLLED ASW TRAINING FACILITY
COMPUTER-CONTROllED DYNAMIC SERVO TEST SYSTEM
COMPUTER-CONTROLLED, AUTOMATIC TEACHING oEV ICE
COMPUTER-DRAWN FLOWCHARTS
COMPUTER-FEASIBLE METHOD FOR HANDLING INCOMPLETE DATA
COMPUTER-INTEGRATED RAPID-ACCESS MAGNETIC TAPE SYSTEM
COMPUTER-LANGUAGE TRANSLATOR
COMPUTER-LIMITED SAMPLED-DATA SIMULATION AND FILTERIN
COMPUTER-OPERATED LABORATORY DATA-TAKING SYSTEM
COMPUTER-OPERATED MECHANICAL HAND
COMPUTER-ORIENTED LANGUAGE
COMPUTER-ORIENTED PEACE-RESEARCH
COMPUTER-PLANNED COLLATES
COMPUTER-PROGRAMMED PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE FOR INTERN
COMPUTER-RELATED SCIENCES ISYNNOETICSI AT A UNIVERSIT
COMPUTER-STORED THESAURUS AND ITS USE IN CONCEPT
COMPUTER-TO-CoMPUTER COMMUNICATION AT 2.5 MEGABITS
COMPUTER, A CASE STUDY
COMPUTER, A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR A MISSILE CHECKOUT
COMPUTER, A 141 CRo-PROGRAMMEo COM.PUTER WITH A PHOTOTRA
COMPUTER, A NEW APPLICATION OF REAL-TIME DATA PROCESS
COMPUTER, A PRELIMINARY REPORT
COMPUTER, A RELIABILITY REPORT
COMPUTER, A SURVEY
COMPUTER, A TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
COMPUTER, AND FUTURE PLANS
COMPUTER, CHARACTERISTICS AND APPLICATIONS
COMPUTER. ILlIAC I II
COMPUTER, INCLUDING AN AUTOMATIC USE OF A BACKING STo
COMPUTER, MODEL VI
COMPUTER, THE CASE FOR A SMALL MACHINE
COMPUTER, THE CRC 102-0
OPERATING CHARACTER IS
COMPUTER. 1
COMPUTER, 2
COMPUTER'S DREAMS OF THE FUTURE
COMPUTERDOM
COMPUTERIZED SCHEDULING TECHNIQUES AND THE RCA-PERT-C
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TC.l4612 129
CACM590
3
EJCC60 283
WJCC58
74
PGEC622 200
ROME62 709
CPFS61
71
IEES56 390
IFIP62 684
TCJ4612 177
.IACM594 469
AUS 60 C6.2
CACM585 12
CACM588
6
ECIP55 148
PGEC602 208
CAS 58
78
TCJ5621 51
PGEC636 663
IFIP62 651
PACM59
81
EJCC58 157
AOC 53 273
S.lCC63 323
SJCC63 299
SJCC63 305
PLCI61 217
I BMJ631
2
PLCI61
191
WJCC61
587
AUS 63 A.19
TC87644 127
NCR 624 73
EJCC60 255
PLCI61 205
tACM639 555
JACM612 201
WJCC58
42
W.lCC58 230
EJCC57 U9
IBS.l633 240
SJCC6l
39
rC.l4624 305
FJCC63 631
CACM635 225
PNCS54
62
BIT 614 227
FJCC63 389
IflP62 347
PGEC636 687
WJCC59 217
IFIP62 684
IflP62 231
WOC062
66
EJCC58
20
FJCC63 365
CAN 62
21
TCJ3603 124
NEWC57
57
PGEC636 791
CACM610 435
HARV49
20
AUS 60 81.4
EJCC54
40
TCJ1581 25
TCJ1582 78
PECS52
12
TC86621 27
PACM62 100
MSEE461
1
CAMB49
17
ONR 51
31
ONR 51
37
PECS52
1
PACM52P 3l
PACM52P 99
PACM52P 135
PACM52P 159
PACM5lT 90
E JCC53 105
FTT 53
32
FTT 53
199
WJCC53
5
WJCC53 196
P IRE530 1250
PIRE530 1388
P IRE530 1450
PIRE530 1483
PGEC532
1
CTPC54
29
EJCC54
11
PWCS54
32
JACM541 21
JACM542 82
PGEC543
2
JACM544 177
CAS 55
68
ECIP55
1
ECIP55
179
ECIP55
188
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TITLE WORD INDEX

FINANCIAL AND RESOURCE ANALYSIS ON HIGH SPEED
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING OF OIGITAL
IDEAL TRANSFORMERS IN SYNTHESIS OF ANALOG
A NEW APPROACH TO GROUNDING IN DC ANALOG
PATTERN RECOG~ITION AND MODERN
TRANSISTOR CIRCUITRY FOR DIGITAL
PGEC STUDENT ACTIVITIES AND EDUCATION IN
FAST CARRY LOGIC FOR DIGITAL
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MEDIUM SCALE
ENGINEERING AND SCIENTIFIC APPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL
TRANSFORMER DES IGN. WITH DIGITAL
BUSINESS APPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL
LINEAR PROGRAMMING OF HIGH-SPEED
AN INTRODUCTION TO
ADVANCED PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES WITH SMALLER
ON THE DESIGN OF BUSINESS SYSTEMS FOR
AN ERROR ANALYSIS OF elECTRONIC ANALOG
OPERATION OF THE SAGE DUPLEX
COMMUNICATION BETWEEN REMOTELY LOCATED OIGITAL
COMMUNICATION SWITCHING SYSTEMS AS REAL-TIME
AN INTRODUCTION TO
UNORTHODOX USES OF DIGITAL
DIGITAL PROGRAMMING AND READOUT FOR ANALOG
FRACTIONATION DESIGN ON MEDIUM SIZE ELECTRONIC
SOME NEW COMPONENTS FOR ANALOGUE
FLEXI8ILITY IN ANALOGUE
SOME APPLICATIONS OF ELECTRONIC DIGITAL
SOME INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS OF ELECTRONIC DIGITAL
TWO PROGRAM~ING TECHNIQUES FOR ONE-PLUS-ONE ADDRESS
A VARIA8LE FUNCTION DELAY FOR ANALOG
HUMAN BEINGS AS COMPUTERS. BIOLOGICAL
THE COMPLEXITY OF BIOLOGICAL
CORRECTION TO AN ERROR ANALYSIS OF ELECTRONIC ANALOG
SYSTEMATIC TRACING OF DISCREPANCIES IN ANALDG
SHORTHAND FOR
AN INTRODUCTION TO
PROGRESS IN THE USE OF
GENERATION OF SPHERICAL BESSEL FUNCTIONS IN DIGITAL
TRANSISTORIZED MODULAR POWER SUPPLIES FOR DIGITAL
COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
LOGICALLY MICRO-PROGRAMMED
COMBAT
DYNAMIC FLIP-FLOPS AND THEIR USE IN PARALLEL ACTION
SOLID-STATE MICROWAVE HIGH SPEED
INPUT-OUTPUT EQUIPMENT FOR DIGITAL
SIMPLE TURING TYPE
TIME SHARING IN LARGE, FAST
SYMPATHETICALLY PROGRAMMED
METHODS OF SPEEDING-UP THE OPERATION OF DIGITAL
ELIMINATION OF CARRY PROPAGATION IN DIGITAL
SYMPOSIUM ON THE LOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF VERY SMALL
MICROWAVE SOLID-STATE TECHNIQUES FOR HIGH SPEED
ERROR STABILITY IN FINnE MANTI SSA FLOAT HIG POINT
DATA PROCESSING COMPILERS FOR SMALL CARD READING
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING FOR REAL-TIME
RUSSIAN VISIT TO U.S.
A PERTURBATION TECHNIQUE FOR ANALOG
GENERATION CF SPHERICAL BESSEL FUNCTIONS IN OIGITAL
HISTORY AND INTRODUCTION. MICROWAVE TECHNIQUES FOR
SEMICONDUCTOR PARAMETRIC DIODES IN MICROWAVE
DEVELOPMENT OF JAPANESE DIGITAL
RUSSIAN VISIT TO U.S.
EVAPORATED FILMS AND DIGITAL
CENTRAL EUROPEAN
INTRODUCTION TO
OPERATIDN AND APPLICATIONS OF ANALOGUE
NUMBER REPRESENTATION IN DIGITAL
MICR. A NEW INPUT MEDIUM FOR
PRCGRA~MING GAMES AND CRYPTANALYSIS ON DIGITAL
PERMANENT STORAGE IN SMALL
ERRORS IN ANALOG
DATA SORTING WITH DIGITAL
A HIGH-SPEED MULTIPLICATION PROCESS FOR DIGITAL
THE FUTURE OF AUTOMATIC DIGITAL
THE FUTURE OF AUTOMATIC DIGITAL
MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS AIDED BY DIGITAL
DIGITAL
ANALOG
WHAT WE SHOULD LEARN FROM
WHY
MANAGEMENT GAMES AND
THE INTERNATIONAL IMPACT OF
HIGH-SPEED ARITHMETIC IN BINARY
THE ACCURACY OF FLOATING POINT
AN INPUT SYSTEM FOR ELECTRONIC
BUSINESS LANGUAGES AND ELECTRONIC
SORTING ON
PHILOSOPHY OF THE GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE ON ELECTRONIC
TRANSISTORIZED ELECTRONIC ANALOG
SPECIAL-PURPOSE
GENERAL-PURPOSE
APPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL
MEMeRY SYSTEMS FOR PARAMETRON
EXTENCING MANAGEMENT CAPABILITY BY ElECTRONIC
PANEL ON ULTRA-HIGH-SPEED
PARALLEL ORGANIZED OPTICAL
FEASIBILITY OF NEURISTOR LASER
PHASE PLANE STUDIES BY USE OF DIGITAL
ITERATIVE CIRCUIT
FIXED-WORD-LENGTH ARRAYS IN VARIABLE-WORD-LENGTH
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COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

COM - COM
LSU 55
29
LSU 55 113
WJCC55
16
WJCC55
23
WJCC55
91
PGEC551 11
PGEC552 49
PGEC554 133
CAS 56
6
I EES56
10
I EES56
54
B4
I EES56
LSU 56 115
LSU 56 239
ONR 56
35
PACM56
9
PGEC564 201
EJCC51: 160
EJCC51 194
EJCC51 191
LSU 51
1
LSU 51
18
LSU 51
54
LSU 51 125
AUS 512 206
AUS 512 210
TCB1512 24
AUS 573 305
JACM513 214
PGEC573 181
PGEC573 190
PGEC573 192
PGEC573 202
NCR 514 115
CAN 58 336
LSU 58
14
LSU 58
22
PACM58
51
WJCC58 203
WJCC58 216
PGEC582 103
NCR 584 292
CENG59
96
EJCC59
38
HACC59
20
HACC59
31
ICIP59 336
ICIP59 344
ICIP59 382
(CIP59 389
ICIP59 421
ICIP59 466
PACM59
52
PACM59
63
PACM59
64
CACM59N
4
PGEC592 21B
JACM593 366
PGEC593 263
PGEC593 281
TCJ2593 122
PGEC594 489
WCR 594 32
CACM599 14
IOl
210
42
570
200
218
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86
319
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224
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222
530
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151
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440
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491
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TITLE WORD INDEX

CLASSIFICATION WITH PEEK-A-BOO FOR INDEXING
A RELIABLE CHARACTER SENSING SYSTEM FOR
INTERROGATION, AND DISPLAY
WHAT COMPUTERS SHOULD BE

DOCUMENTS ON AERODYNAMICS, AN EXPERIMENT IN RETRIEVAL
DOCUMENTS PREPARED ON CONVENTIONAL BUSINESS DEVICES
DODDAC, AN INTEGRATED SYSTEM FOR DATA PROCESSING,
DOING
A DOLLAR AND CENTS APPROACH TO ELECTRONICS
SELF-ORGANIZATION IN THE TIME DOMAIN
THE FUNCTIONAL DOMAIN OF COMPLEX SYSTEMS
DOMAIN ORIENTATION IN BARIUM TITANATE SINGLE CRYSTALS
DOMAIN WALLS IN THIN NI-FE FILMS
IMAUONS TO THE SOLUTIONS OF DIRICHLET PROBLEMS IN A DOMAIN WITH CORNERS
IATION ERROR OF DISCRETE APPROX
PROPOSAL FOR MAGNETIC DOMAIN-WALL STORAGE AND LOGIC
THE UTILIZATION OF DOMAIN-WALL VISCOSITY IN OATA-HANDLING DEVICES
BOUNOARY VALUE PROBLEMS IN DOUBLY CONNECTED DOMAINS
FOR THE ADJOINTS OF MATRICES OVER ARBITRARY INTEGRAL DOMAINS
A FINITE SEQUENTIALLY COMPACT PROCESS
A BRIEF ACCOUNT OF THE WORK DONE AT THE ZURICH INSTITUTE OF APPLIED MATHEMATICS
METHODS FOR SIMPLIFYING SWITCHING CIRCUITS USING 'DONT CARE' CONDITIONS
SOME
THE TELEMETRY AND DOPPLER DATA CONVERTERS
DIGITAL SIMULATION OF PULSE DOPPLER TRACK-WHILE-SCAN RADAR
OPTICAL FILTERING BY DOUBLE DIFFRACTION
CONDENSATION AND LOOK-UP PROCEDURES FOR DOUBLE ENTRY TABLES
OF THE TI~E IN ONE STATE TO TOTAL TIME RATIO IN A DOUBLE EXPONENTIAL PROCESS
INTERVAL ESTIMATION
ASYMMETRIC MOLECULES
DOUBLE REFRACTION OF FLOW AND THE DIMENSIONS OF LARGE
REDUNDANCY EXPLOITATION IN THE COMPUTER SOLUTION OF DOUBLE-CROSTICS
MECHANICAL GAME PLAYING
PROGRAM FOR DOUBLE-DUMMY BRIDGE PROBLEMS, A NEW STRATEGY FOR
BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS IN OOUBLY CONNECT EO DOMAINS
A DELAY-LINE PUSH-DOWN LIST
THE MECHANIZATION OF A PUSH-DOWN STACK
ON PROBABILISTIC PUSH-DOWN STORAGES
THE DOWN-HILL METHOD OF SOLVING A POLYNOMIAL EQUATION
TRIANGULAR WALK PATTERN FOR THE DOWN-HILL METHOD OF SOLVING A TRANSCENDENTAL EQUATION
THE DOWN-HILL METHOD OF SOLVING FIZ) = 0
A NOTE ON THE DOWNHILL METHOD
MECHANICAL LANGUAGES AND THEIR PROCESSORS, A BAKER'S DOZEN
SPECIFICATION LANGUAGES FOR
KEYWORD IN CONTEXT (KWICI INDEXING ON THE IBM 1090 DPS
"INATION, RETRIEVAL, ANO INDEXING USING THE IBM 1090 DPS
THE MERGE SYSTEM OF INFORMATION DISSE
AUTOMATIC DRAFTING VIA COMPUTER NUMERICAL CONTROL
MAKING A COMPUTER PLAY DRAUGHTS
A PROGRAM TO DRAW MULTILEVEL FLOW CHARTS
SKETCHPAD III, A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR DRAWING IN THREE DIMENSIONS
A LINE-DRAWING PATTERN RECOGNIZER
THE HUMAN COMPUTER'S DREAMS OF THE FUTURE
FEATURES OF THE 01 COMPUTER AT DRESDEN (GERMAN)
PRESENT STATUS AND TRENDS OF THE DRESDEN COMPUTER DEVELOPMENT (GERMAN)
E ANALOG COMPUTERS
A RELIABLE METHOD OF DRIFT STABILIZATION AND ERROR DETECTION IN LARGE-SCAl
AN IMPROVED MULTICHANNEL DRIFT-STABILIZATION SYSTEM
A STABILIZED DRIFTLESS ANALOG INTEGRATOR
IBM 1340 HYPERTAPE DRIVE
MATRIX SWITCH AND DRIVE SYSTEM FOR A LOW-COST MAGNETIC-CORE MEMORY
SURVEY OF TAPE DRIVE SYSTEMS
OENSITY RECOROING SYSTEM, T~E IBM 1311 DISK STORAGE DRIVE WITH INTERCHANGEABLE DISK PACKS
A NEW HIGH
A TRANSISTOR-DRIVEN MAGNETIC-CORE MEMORY
A WORD-ORIENTED TRANSISTOR DRIVEN NON-DESTRUCTIVE READ-OUT MEMORY
ORY
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF ELECTRON-BEAM DRIVEN SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES FOR USE IN A DIGITAL MEM
STUDIES
A COMPUTER DRIVEN SIMULATION ENVIRONMENT FOR AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL
CALCULATION OF DRIVERS FOR DIODE DECODERS (DANIS~1
A MINIMUM COST DRIVING SYSTEM FOR MAGNETIC CORE MEMORIES
ON WAITING TIMES FOR OR OUGHT RELIEF IN QUEENSLAND
THE ORTE SOLID STATE DIGITAL COMPUTER
OIf'FERENCE EQUATIONS
A MAtHEMATICAL MODEL OF DRUG DI STRIBUTION AND T~E SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIALCOMBINED READING AND WRITING ON A MAGNETIC ORUM
THE OESIGN AND SYSTEM ASPECTS OF T~E HD FILE ORUM
OF A ~IGH SPEED INCREASED CAPACITY MAGNETIC DRUM
DESIGN AND OPERATION
THE IBM MAGNETIC DRUM CALCULATOR TYPE 650
CONSIDERATIONS
THE IBM MAGNETIC DRUM CALCULATOR TYPE 650, ENGINEERING AND DESIGN
MINIMUM TIME PROGRAMMING ON A DRUM COMPUTER
UTILITY CUSTOMER ACCOUNTING ON THE TYPE 650 MAGNETIC DRUM OATA PROCESSING MACHINE
PUBLIC
OF BUSINESS APPLICATION PROBLEMS ON IBM 650 MAGNETIC DRUM DATA-PROCESSING MACHINE
ANA.LYSIS
A MAGNETIC DRUM EXTENSION TO THE GAMMA 3 COMPUTER
MINIMIZING DRUM LATENCY TIME
AN AUTOMATIC TELEPHONE SYSTEM EMPLOYING MAGNETIC DRUM MEMORY
A NON-MAGNETIC DRUM MEMORY (GERMAN)
ERN AUTOMATIC COMPUI
DESIGN FEATURES OF A MAGNETIC DRUM MEMORY FOR THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS WEST
A HIGH SPEED, SMALL SIZE MAGNETIC DRUM MEMORY UNIT FOR SUBMINIATURE OIGITAL COMPUTERS
THE MAGNETIC STORAGE DRUM ON THE ACE PILOT MODEL
DRUM ORGANIZATION FOR STROBE ADDRESSING
A MAGNETIC-DRUM SORTING SYSTEM
SORTING WITH LARGE VOLUME, RANDOM ACCESS, DRUM STORAGE
VARIANT GENERALIZED SORT PROGRAM EMPLOYING AUXILIARY DRUM STORAGE
A MULTICONSTRUCTION OF RECORDING HEADS FOR MAGNETIC DRUM STORAGE (GERMAN)
A TRANSISTOR DIGITAL COMPUTER WITH A MAGNETIC-DRUM STORE
THE MAGNETIC-DRUM STORE OF THE COMPUTER PEGASUS
M.ESSAGE STORAGE AND PROCESSING WITH A MAGNETIC DRUM SYSTEM
FOR INCREASING STORAGE DENSITY OF MAGNETIC ORUM SYSTEMS
TECHNIQUES
CONTROL FEATURES OF A MAGNETIC-DRUM TELEPHONE OFFICE
MAGNETIC DRUM TIME COMPRESSION RECORDER
A LARGE-CAPACITY ORUM-FILE MEMORY SYSTeM
COMPUTER
A DUAL MASTER FILE SYSTEM FOR A TAPE PROCESSING
A DUAL-USE DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR DYNAMIC SYSTEM ANALYSIS
A DUALITY THEOREM FOR CONVEX PROGRAMS
ANALOGS AND DUALS OF PHYSICAL SYSTEMS
SIMULATION TO OBTAIN A SYSTEMS MEASURE OF AN AIR DUEL ENVIRONMENT
THE ECONOMICS OF DUMPING FROM ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS
PROGRAMMING A DUPLEX COMPUTER SYSTEM
OPERATION OF THE SAGE DUPLEX COMPUTERS
A PULSE-OURATION-MODULATED DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM
SIGNAL
DEMAGNETISATION DURING RECORDING AND ITS EFFECT ON THE REPRODUCEO
REVIEW OF ELECTRONIC COMPUTER PROGRESS DURING 1954
REVIEW OF ELECTRONIC COMPUTER PROGRESS OURING 1956
EMERGENCY SIMULATION OF THE DUTIES OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
ION AND APPLICATION
DYANA. DYNAMICS ANALYZER-PROGRAMMER, PART I, DESCRIPT
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COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

DIS - DYA
ICSI581
WCR 514
EJCC61
MCF 61
CAS 55
SOS 62
SOS 61
I BMJ51l
IBMJ602
JACM5Bl
PGEC614
WJCC51
PACM52P
CACM628
MANC51
JACM614
AUS 512
NCR 624
OPI 62
JAC"514
CACM606
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PGEC636
FJCC63
SOS 62
PACM56
CACM621
JAC"512
JACM592
CACM61D
PACM62
PAC"62
CACM614
IEES56 ~S2
WJCC59 131
SJCC63 341
WJCC60 351
PECS52
12
ECIP55
90
ECIP55
46
WJCC51 133
WJCC56
62
PGEC544 19
FJCC63 591
PGEC612 238
PECS52
4
FJCC63 321
PGEC51l l~
WJCC60
83
I BMJ624 431
FJCC63 431
BIT 613 202
AUS 60 C4.3
AUS 60B'8.2
CAN 60 299
IFIP62 145
PIRE530 1438
WJCC58 197
NCR 612 128
JACM541 13
WJCC54 140
NCR 5B4 321
JACM54~ 113
EJCC54
19
NCR 564 105
JACM612 119
PIRE530 1341
EC 1P55 129
PECS52
2
EJCC59 190
I EES56 509
PGEC61~ 722
NCR 564 101
CACM635 240
PACM62 102
ECIP55 123
I EES56 3'10
IEES56 191
EJCC54
74
EJCC54
16
PGEC551 21
NCR 594 242
EJCC56 136
JACM584 319
CAS 57
\19
I BMJ60lt 401
HACC59
24
PGEC591 55
TCJlt624 346
CACM61N 501
EJCC51 160
WJCC56
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AUS 60C11.1
PGEC551 33
PGEC51l 55
WJCC59 314
EJCC58 144
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EJCC58 148
DYANA. DYNAMICS ANALYZER-PROGRAM~ER, PART II,
STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION
CACM634 112
LEAST SQUARES FITTING OF PLANES TO SURFACES USING DYNAMIC
AUS 572 221
THE ADELAIDE UNIVERSITY DYNAMIC A.D. NETWORK ANALYSER
PGEC633 313
DYNAMIC ACCURACY AND ERROR IN ANALOG COMPUTATIONS
DYNAMIC ACCURACY AS A DESIGN CRITERION OF LINEAR ELEC PGEC572 74
TRONIC-ANALOG DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS
DYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF ECONOMIC OF ECONOMIC EQUILIBRIUM HARV49 333
18MJ634 303
ANALYSIS AND NUMERICAL CALCULATIONS OF THE DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR OF PLANE PIVOTED SLIDER BEARINGS
NCR 537 13
DYNAMIC BINARY COUNTER WITH ANALOG READ-OUT
WJCC61 315
OPTIMIZATION OF ANALOG COMPUTER" LINEAR SYSTEM DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS
P IRE53D 1360
DYNAMIC CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES USED IN SEAC AND DYSEAC
PGEC531
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DYNAMIC CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES USED IN SEAC AND DYSEAC
CACM611 ~9
DYNAMIC DECLARATIONS
PGEC521
6
STATIC-DYNAMIC DESIGN OF FLIP-FLOP CIRCUITS
PGEC613 516
COPPER-MANDREL POTENTIOMETER DYNAMIC ERROR AND COMPENSATION
CENG59
96
OYNAMIC FLIP-FLOPS ANO THEIR USE IN PARALLEL ACTION
COMPUTERS
PGEC635 511
MAGNETIC FILM INDUCTOR
A DYNAMIC LARGE SIGNAL MODEL FOR A SINGLE-DOMAIN THIN
66
THE INTEGRATED USE OF WJCC55
ANALOG AND DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINES FOR AIRCRAFT DYNAMIC LOAD PROBLEMS
WCR 604 116
RATE
A DYNAMIC LOGIC TECHNIQUE FOR SIXTEEN MEGACYCLE CLOCK
WJCC59 101
THE ROLE OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN THE DYNAMIC OPTIMIZATION OF CHEMICAL REACTIONS
WJCC53 128
APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTERS TO AIRCRAFT DYNAMIC PROBLEMS
DYNAMIC PRODUCTION SCHEDULING OF JOB-SHOP OPERATIONS WJCC59 244
ON THE IBM 704 DATA-PROCESSING EQUIPMENT
JACM601 24
SEQUENTIAL MACHINES, AMBIGUITY, AND DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING
CACM628 441
FURTHER REMARKS ON LINE SEGMENT CURVE-FITTING USING DYNAMIC PROGRA~MING
ON CACM616 284
THE APPROXIMATION OF CURVES BY LINE SEGMENTS USING DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING
IETHOD F JACM631 89
OR 08TAINING SUBOPTIMAL GROUP-TESTING POLICIES USING DYNAMIC PROGRA"MING AND INFORMATION THEORY
PACM61 7-2
A DYNAMIC PROGRA~MING APPROACH TO SEQUENCING PROBLEMS
J ACM594 486
ON AN APPLICATION OF DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING TO THE SYNTHESIS OF LOGICAL
SYSTEMS
J ACM621 61
DYNAMIC PROGRA~MING TREATMENT OF THE TRAVELLING
SALESMAN PROBLEM
LSU 57
35
DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING, METHODS AND APPLICATIONS
EJCC60 2S5
A COMPUTER-CONTROLLED DYNAMIC SERVO TEST SYSTEM
C ACM610 411
THE CASE FOR DYNAMIC STORAGE ALLOCATION
CACM610 422
PROGRAM ORGANIZATION AND RECORD KEEPING FOR DYNAMIC STORAGE ALLOCATION
IFIP62 539
PROGRAM ORGANIZATION ANO RECORD KEEPING FOR DYNAMIC STORAGE ALLOCATION
IBSJ633 230
DYNAMIC STORAGE ALLOCATION FOR A REAL-TIME SYSTEM
C ACM610 431
DYNAMIC STORAGE ALLOCATION FOR AN INFORMATION
RETRIEVAL SYSTEM
DYNAMIC STORAGE ALLOCATION IN THE ATLAS COMPUTER, INC CACM610 435
LUDING AN AUTOMATIC USE OF A BACKING STORE
TCJ5623 200
A DYNAMIC STORAGE ALLOCATION SCHEME
WJCC6D 119
MATHEMATICAL APPLICATIONS OF THE DYNAMIC STORAGE ANALOG COMPUTER
CAS 51
99
A DUAL-USE DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR DYNAMIC SYSTEM ANALYSIS
THE USE OF PARAMETER WJCC60 181
INFLUENCE COEFFICIENTS IN COMPUTER ANALYSIS Of DYNAMIC SYSTEMS
ROME62 325
ON STATIC AND DYNAMIC TREATMENT OF TYPES IN ALGOL TRANSLATORS
FTT 53 282
PROBLEMS OF DYNAMICAL ASTRONOMY
HARV49 2Bl
A STATISTICAL METHOD FOR CERTAIN NONLINEAR DYNAMICAL SYSTEMS
HARV49 271
PROBLEM OF AIRCRAFT DYNAMICS
PACM56
23
PROGRESS IN SIMULATION OF VALVE TRAIN DYNAMICS
HARV61 225
COMPUTA TION AND PLASMA DYNAMICS
ON CO HARV41 157
MPUTATIONAL TECHNIQUES FOR CERTAIN PROBLEMS IN fLUID DYNAMICS
DYANA. DYNAMICS ANALYZER-PROGRAMMER, PART I, DESCRIPTION AND EJCC5B 144
APPLICATION
DYANA, DYNAMICS ANALYZER-PROGRAMMER, PART II, STRUCTURE AND EJCC5B 148
FUNCTION
IBMJ612 151
THE DYNAMICS OF A SUBHARMONIC OSCILLATOR WITH LINEAR
DISSIPATION
WJCC58
46
THE DYNAMICS OF TOGGLE ACTION
CAS 62 157
PARTICLE-IN-CELL FLUID DYNAMICS ON THE IBM STRETCH MACHINE
CLUN55
51
APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTING TO fLUID DYNAMICS PROBLEMS
S JCC63
69
DYSAC, A DIGITALLY SIMULATED ANALOG COMPUTER
PIRE530 1380
DYNAMIC CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES USED IN SEAC AND DYSEAC
PGEC531
2
DYNAMIC CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES USED IN SEAC AND DYSEAC
PGEC541
1
SYSTEM ORGANIZATION OF THE DYSEAC
JACM542 57
SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE DYSEAC
PGEC542
8
SYSTEM DESIGN OF THE SEAC AND DYSEAC
ECIP55
90
FEATURES OF THE 01 COMPUTER AT DRESDEN (GERMAN)
PGEC636 650
THE 021 DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM BY SVENSKA AEROPLAN
AKTIEBOLAGET, SWEDEN
41
SJCC63
THE 0825 AUTOMATIC OPERATING AND SCHEDULING PROGRAM
FJCC62
86
0825, A MULTIPLE-COMPUTER SYSTEM FOR COMMAND ANO
CONTROL
G AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
COMPUTATION Of E TO THE N FOR N BETWEEN PLUS AND MINUS INFINITY USIN I BMJ572 110
CACM60D 649
A NOTE ON APPROXIMATING E TO THE X
CACM609 500
RAPIDLY CONVERGENT EXPRESSIONS FOR EVALUATING E TO THE X
CACM617 318
A FURTHER NOTE ON APPROXIMATING E TO THE X
CACM619 402
PUTTING A HEX ON E TO THE X
AUS 63 A.20
E.D.P. AND THE AUDITOR
CAN 60 109
MULTIPLE REGRESSION ON E.D.P. EQUIPMENT AND ITS INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS
AUS 63 A.6
AN INDUSTRY STUDY, E.D.P. IN THE DEFENCE SERVICES
AUS 63 A.3
E.D.P. IN THE INSURANCE INDUSTRY
CAN 60
44
EXPERIENCE IN IMPLEMENTING A MAJOR APPLICATION ON AN E.O.P. SYSTEM
TCJ2604 152
EARLY EXPERIENCES WITH AN E.D.P. SYSTEM
AUS 63 A.16
E.D.P., THE UNIVERSITIES' ROLE
DIAGNOSTIC NCR 531 55
PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES FOR THE IBM TYPE 701 E.D.P.M.
MANC51
26
COMPARISON OF COOING ON S.E.A.C. AND E.O.S.A.C.
TCJ6644 328
E.S.P. THE ELLIOTT SIMULATOR PACKAGE
TCJ2604 152
EARLY EXPERIENCES WITH AN E.D.P. SYSTEM
A SMALL TRANSISTORIZEO ANALOG COMPUTER FOR EARLY FLIGHT IMPACT POINT PREDICTION OF BALLISTIC MIS AUS 60CI0.3
SILES
TCJ5623 158
EARLY OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH LANGUAGE H
AUS 60 B5.2
CAN A SMALL DIGITAL COMPUTER EARN A PLACE IN A CIVIL ENGINEERING OFFICE
PIRE625 1093
EYES AND EARS FOR COMPUTERS
EJCC51
58
PREPARATIONS FOR TRACKING ARTIFICIAL EARTH-SATELLITES AT THE VANGUARD COMPUTING CENTER
JACM562 6;>
EASIAC, A PSEUDO-COMPUTER
CACM624 209
THE CALCULATION OF EASTER
84
EJCC51
THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS EASTERN AUTOMATIC COMPUTER (SEAC)
CACM59D
1
SOME NOTES ON COMPUTER RESEARCH IN EASTERN EUROPE
EJCC52 118
THE EASTMAN KODAK MULTIPLE-STYLUS ELECTRONIC PRINTER
PIRE530 1223
COMPUTING BIT BY BIT OR DIGITAL COMPUTERS MADE EASY
NSMT60 325
GLOSSARY LOOKUP MADE EASY
ADC 53 117
ECHELON STORAGE SYSTEMS
LCMT61 263
ELECTRON SPIN ECHO SERIAL MEMORY STORAGE
A BIT 621 16
PPLICATICNS TO THE MAGNETIC TAPE STORAGE UNIT, FACIT ECM 64 (THE CAROUSEL MEMORY)
CACM630 595
ECMA SUBSET OF ALGOL 60
.. JCCS9 202
THE MAN-COMPUTER TEAM IN A SPACE ECOLOGY
HARV49 348
COMPUTATIONAL ASPECTS OF CERTAIN ECONOMETRIC PROBLEMS
TOMM58 205
THE MOST ECONOMIC ADDRESS SYSTEM FOR A DIGITAL COMPUTER
P IRE530 1514
ECONOMIC ANALOGS
HARV47 16'1
COMPUTATICNAl PROBLEMS ARISING IN CONNECTION WITH ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF INTERINDUSTRIAL RELATIONSHIPS
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ECO - ELE

TITLE WORD INDEX

A FLE XI BLE AND
SOCIAL AND
APACITY WITH FAST AND DIRECT ACCESS. ITS SYSTEMS AND
DYNAMIC ANALYS.IS OF ECONOM IC OF

ECONOMIC APPROACH TO DIGITAL SYSTEM DESIGN
ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
ECONOMIC CONSI IlERATIONS
IMORY OF 31ft MILLION BITS C
ECONOMIC EQUILIBRIUM
ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS
COMPUTERS AS GENERATORS OF ECONOMIC GROWTH
SCIENTIFIC, TECHNICAL. AND ECONOMIC INFORMATION IN A RESEARCH ORGANIZATION
A NEW METHOD FOR COMPUTING ECONOMIC LOAD DISPATCHING IN POWER SYSTEMS I FRENCH)
DYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF ECONOMIC OF ECONOMIC EQUILIBRIUM
THE USE OF COMPUTERS FOR ECONOMIC PLANNING IN THE PETROLEUM CHEMICAL INDUSTRY
AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER IN ECONOMIC RESEARCH
MPUTER FOR THE SOLUTION OF SOME EQUATIONS ARISING IN ECONOMIC THEORY AND FORECASTING
IGN OF AN ANALOG CO
EVALUATING ECONOMIC TRENDS
CONTROL
CIRRUS. AN ECONOMICA·L MUL TfPROGRAM COMPUTER WITH MICROPROGRAM
A PROBLEM OF THE OPERATIONS RESEARCH TYPE. ITHAT OF ECONOMICAL PLANNING PERIOD FOR ENGINEERING CAPITAL WI)
ELECTRONIC MACHINES AND ECONOMICS
COMPUTERS IN ECONOMICS
THE ECONOMICS OF DUMPING FROM ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS
ECONOMIZATION OF RATIONAL FUNCTIONS
A DESIGN FOR INSTRUCTION ECONOMY
TING TO NORMAL PHASE. ACCOUNTING FOR LATENT HEAT AND EDDY CURRENTS
ON THE TRANSITION FROM SUPERCONOUC
EDDYCARD MEMORY. A SEMI-PERMANENT STORAGE
EDGE EFFECTS IN SUPERCONDUCTING FILMS
THE BENDING OF RECTANGULAR PLATES WITH OPPOSITE EDGES SIMPLY SUPPORTED
THE LMO EDIT COMPILER
11t10 FORTRAN EDIT FEATURES
REGRESSION AND CODED PATTERNS IN DATA EDITING
A METHOD OF EDITING A PROGRAM IN SYMBOLIC LANGUAGE (FRENCHl
EDITING GENERATORS
A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR EDITING THE NEWS
EDITOR'S NOTE ON SERIES APPROXIMATION TRUNCATION
EDP AS A NATIONAL RESOURCE
ANTS OF COMPLEX IONS
APPLICATION OF IBM EDP METHODS TO THE CALCULATION OF THE FORMATION CONST
THE APPROACH TO EOP OF A LARGE USER
DEVELOPMENT OF EDP UNITS
A MODERN APPROACH
TO INVENTORY CONTROL UTILIZING A LARGE-SCALE EDPM
CHRYSLER'S INITIAL EDPM APPLICATION
A GENERAL· APPROACH TO PLANNING FOR MANAGEMENT USE OF EOPM EQUIPMENT
THE IBM 705 EDPM MEMORY SYSTEM
SURANCE OFFICE
AN APPLICATION OF THE IBM 650 EDPM TO CERTAIN ACTUARIAL PR08LEMS OF A LARGE LIFE AS
ADDRESS-MODIFICATION WITH INDEX REGISTERS USED IN EDPM TYPE 70~ IGERMANI
EOPM 705 IN ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT (GERMANI
THE EOSAC
DEMONSTRATION OF THE EDSAC
A PROPOSEO MAGNETIC WIRE AUXILIARY STORE FOR THE EOSAC
THE EOSAC
A MAGNETIC-TAPE AUXILIARY STORAGE SYSTEM FOR THE EDSAC
EXPERIENCE WITH
MARGINAL CHECKING AND AUTOMATIC ROUTINING OF THE EDSAC
EXPER I ENCE WJTH
MARGINAL CHECKING AND AUTOMATIC ROUTINING OF THE EDSAC
THE EOSAC COMPUTER
EDSAC II
TECHNIQUES FOR PROGRAM ERROR DIAGNOSIS ON ED SAC 2
COMPUTING EOUCATED GUESSES
THE NEW SIGNIFICANCE OF COMPUTATION IN HIGHER EDUCATION
COMPUTERS CHALLENGE ENGINEERING EDUCATION
TECHNOMETRICS ANO EDUCATION
THE CHALLENGE OF AUTOMATION IN EDUCATION
AUTOMATED INSTRUCTION AND COMPUTERS IN EOUCATION
THE HATFIELD CONFERENCE ON COMPUTER EDUCATION
COMPUTER EDUCATION
BASED LABORATORY FOR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN EDUCATION
A COMPUTERUCATIONAL INSTIf.UTIONS FOR MATHEMATICAL RESEARCH AND EDUCATION
IN THE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION AND ED
PROCESSING
THE NEED FOR EDUCATION AND RESEARCH IN ADMINISTRATIVE DATA
THE PROBLEMS OF EDUCATION FOR ADP
COMPUTER EDUCATION IN CANADIAN UNIVERSITIES
PGEC STUDENT ACTIVITIES AND EDUCATION IN COMPUTERS
PANEL ON UNIVERSITY EDUCATION INFORMATION PROCESSING
THE EDUCATION OF A COMPUTER
COMPUTATION LABORATORY AS A COOPERATIVE INDUSTRY-EDUCATION PROJECT
THE UNIVERSITY
SENEWS. SCIENCE EDUCATION SUBCOMMITTEE NEWSLETTER
COMPUTERS IN ENGINEERING EDUCATION 1960-196ft
COMPUTER EDUCATION. DILEMMA OF THE COLLEGES
THE COMPUTER IN EDUCATION, MALEFACTOR OR BENEFACTOR
INSTALLING A COMPUTER SYSTEM. EDUCATIONAL AND OTHER STAFF PR08LEMS
THE EDUCATIONAL CONCEPT OF COMPUTERS AS A NEW TOOL
AN EDUCATIONAL DIGITAL COMPUTER
EDUCATIONAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE COMPUTER REVOLUTION
COOPERATION BETWEEN INDUSTRY AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
PERATION BETWEEN THE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS FOR MATHEMATICAL RESEARCH AN
AN EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM IN COMPUTING
RTMENT OF MATHEMATICS, U.C.L.A.
THE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM IN NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF THE DEPA
ON
SUTUS OF UNIVERSITY EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS RELATIVE TO HIGH SPEED COMPUTATJ
~PPLICATIONS IN THE INVESTIGATION OF MODELS IN EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH
COMPUTER
DESCRIPTION OF SERIAL ACOUSTIC BINARY EDVAC
PREPARATION OF PROBLEMS FOR EDYAC-TYPE MACHINES
THE LINEAR HALL EFFECT
ON THE INFLUENCE OF FREE PATH ON THE MEISSNER EFFECT
THE HALL-EFFECT ANALOG ~ULTIPLIER
THEORY AND PRACTICE OF HALL EFFECT MULTIPLIERS
BALLISTIC MISSILE TRAJECTORIES PREDICTION AND THE EFFECT OF A COUNTER-MEASURE NOSE CONE
LONG RANGE
BARIUM TITANATE
THE EFFECT OF AN ELECTRIC FIELD ON THE TRANSITIONS OF
F THE BALANCED-PAIR TUNNEL-DIOI
AN ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECT OF COMPONENT TOLERANCES ON THE AMPLIFICATION 0
ATICIANS AND SCIENTISTS
THE EFFECT OF COMPUTERS ON THE TRAINING OF APPLIED MATHEM
OF TANTALUM
EFFECT OF DEFECTS ON THE SUPERCONDUCTING PROPERTIES
OF FEEDBACK SYSTEMS
THE EFFECT OF NON-LINEARITY ON THE STATISTICAL BEHAVIOUR
SYSTEM
THE EFFECT OF PARAMETERS ON THE ROOTS OF AN EQUATION
MAGNETIC TAPES
AN EXPERIMENT ON THE EFFECT OF PARTICLE ORIENTATION ON PEAK SHIFT IN
MATRIX
EFFECT OF PROPAGATED ERROR ON INVERSE OF HILBERT
RUN TO A SCHEDULE
A PROGRAM TO STUDY THE EFFECT OF RANDOM DELAYS ON THE ABILITY OF TRAINS TO
CHARACTERISTICS
EFFECT OF RESIDUAL GASES ON SUPERCONDUCTING FILM
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COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

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"US 63
PACM62
WJCC59

C.2
9
7~

333
JBSJ631
2
PACM62
85
ICSI581 613
IFIP62 2H
HARV~9
333
TCJ2593 1~5
CAS 60
5~
AUS 60 C7.2
CAN 58 377
PGEC636 663
AUS 60 B2.2
FTT 53 272
HARV61 252
HARV~9

TCJ~62ft

3~6

JACM633 278
"US 60 C5.3
I8MJ592 132
EJCC61 19ft
ONR 60 319
PACM59
67
ONR 5ft 11ft
CACM636 310
CACM627 ft09
ROME62 31t1
ONR 5~
22
CACM638 ~87
CACM5B9
3
FJCC62
71
CACM63N 69~
BCS 58 679
TCB~601
10
CAS 59
50
LSU 56
23
WJCC59 2ftO
PGEC56ft 219
"US 60 A3.1
ECIP55 1~0
ECIP55 102
CAMB~9
9
CAMBft9
12
CAMB~9

ADC 53
17
IEES56 337
ADC 53 239
NCR 537 66
EJCC51
19
IEES56 277
TCJ6631 H
WJCC59
10
CLUN55
11
WJCC55
~1
CAN 60
1
PLCI61
3
ICC 621 26
TCB1632 ~5
AlC 634 135
PLCI61 191
CTPC5ft
81
81T 621 35
ICC 634 205
CAN 58
23
PGEC552 ft9
IFIP62 763
PACM52P 2ft3
CLUN55 209
PGEC582 185
PACM62
22
LSU 51
11
FJCC63 619
AUS 63 A.15
CTPC5~
ft6
"US 63 C.7
AODC62 166
C"C5ft
19
CTPC5~
81
CACM59B
6
CLUN55 1ft5
CTPC5~
22
HARV61
~8
MSEEftbft ~1
HARV41 203
IBMJ573 239
IBMJ621 12
PGEC!>13 512
NCR 612 l't3
AUS 60B'10.1
IBMJ57ft 318
PGEC633 269
CTPC54
51
ONR 60 289
AUS 572 220
TCJft611 62
I BMJ623 348
JACM571 36
TCJ6632 121
DNR 60 262
11~

EFF - ELE

TITLE WORD INOEX

THE EFFECT OF SIMULTANEITY ON SORTING OPERATIONS
SHOCK WAVES IN NONLINEAR TRANSMISSION LINES ANO EFFECT ON PARAMETRIC AMPLIFICATION
DEMAGNETISATION OURING RECOROING ANO ITS EFFECT ON THE REPROOUCEO SIGNAL
EFFECTIVE DATA PROCESSING IN A LARGE ORGANIZATION
FACTORS INFLUENCING THE EFFECTIVE USE OF COMPUTERS
THE RELATION BETWEEN COMPLETENESS AND EFFECTIVENESS OF A SUBJECT CATALOGUE
CONTROL COMPUTERS
EFFECTIVENESS OF TWO-STEP SMOOTHING IN OIGITAL
A NORMAL CONDUCTOR
SURFACE ENERGY EFFECTS AT THE BOUNOARY BETWEEN A SUPERCONOUCTOR ANO
MECHANICAL EFFECTS AT THE SUPERCONOUCTING TRANSITION
SIZE EFFECTS FOR CONOUCTION IN THIN BISMUTH CRYSTALS
ISOTOPE EFFECTS IN LOW TEMPERATURE SUPERCONOUCTORS
EOGE EFFECTS IN SUPERCONOUCTING FILMS
FILMS
GEOMETRIC EFFECTS IN THE SUPERCONOUCTING TRANSITION OF THIN
THE EFFECTS OF COMPUTERS ON PERSONNEL POLICIES
COMPUTER
EFFECTS OF OIGITAL EXECUTION TIME IN A HYBRID
ON THE SUPERCONDUCTING BEHAVIOR OF ALLOYS
EFFECTS OF ELECTRON CONCENTRATION ANO MEAN FREE PATH
ITS THE EFFECTS OF INTERCONNECTIONS ON HIGH-SI
THE EFFECTS OF INTERCONNECTIONS ON HIGH-SPEED LOGIC CIRCU
OF INTERCONNECTIONS ON HIGH-SPEED LOGIC CIRCUITS THE EFFECTS OF INTERCONNECTIONS ON HIGH-SPEED LOGIC CIRCU
EFFECTS OF LOW TEMPERATURES ON TRANSISTOR
CHARACTERISTICS
EMPIRICAL STUDY OF EFFECTS OF ROUNDING ERRORS
M AND TIN
FIRST- AND SECONO-ORDER STRESS EFFECTS ON THE SUPERCONOUCTING TRANSITIONS OF TANTALU
CLARIFICATION OF FIRST-ORDER SEMICONDUCTION EFFECTS THROUGH USE OF ELECTROCHEMICAL POTENTIALS
HINES AT ABEROEEN PROVING GROUND
OPERATING EFFICIENCIES AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE COMPUTING MAC
A GRAPH 'I CAL APPROACH TO COMPUTER EFFICIENCY
MEMORY EFFICIENCY
A SHORT STUOY OF NOTATION EFFICIENCY
JOTTINGS ON THE 1963 BUSINESS EFFICIENCY EXHIBITION
H THE SIMPLEX ALGORII
A OECISION RULE FOR IMPROVED EFFICIENCY IN SOLVING LINEAR PROGRAMMING PROBLEMS WIT
SOME PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVING THE EFFICIENCY OF ALGOL 60
SOLUTION OF PARTIAL DIFFEI
AN INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFICIENCY OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS ANO PROGRAMS FOR THE
THE MULTIPURPOSE BIAS DEVICE PART II, THE EFFICIENCY OF LOGICAL ELEMENTS
THE EFFICIENCY OF METALLURGICAL ABSTRACTS
A METHOD FOR INCREASING THE EFFICIENCY OF ~ONTE CARLO INTEGRATION
EFFICIENCY OF PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR PROCEDURES
THE ADEQUACY AND EFFICIENCY OF PROGRAM TESTING
AN ESTIMATION OF THE RELATIVE EFFICIENCY OF TWO INTERNAL SORTING METHODS
MME CONTROL
METHODS OF ESTIMATING THE EFFICIENCY OF UNIVERSAL DIGITAL COMPUTERS WITH PROGRA
PHILCO MODEL 212 COMPUTER EFFICIENCY THROUGH SIMULTANEOUS OPERATIONS
CONCERNING EFFICIENT ADAPTIVE SYSTEMS
AN ALGORITHM FOR COOING EFFICIENT ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS
ON THE EFFICIENT ASSIGNMENT OF INTERNAL CODES TO SEQUENTIAL
MACHINES
PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
EfFICIENT COMPILATOR OF PROGRAMS WRITTEN IN A MIXEO
THE CONSTRUCTION OF EFFICIENT COMPILERS FOR SMALL SLOW COMPUTERS
SYSTEMS
ON THE EFFICIENT CONSTRUCTION OF AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
AN EFFICIENT FORM OF INVERSE FOR SPARSE MATRICES
60 COMPILERS
EFFICIENT HANDLING OF SUBSCRIPTEO VARIABLES IN ALGOL
EFFICIENT LINKAGE OF GRAPHICAL DATA WITH DIGITAL
COMPUTERS
POINTS ON THE SURFACE OF AN N-DIMI
REMARKS ON 'AN EFFICIENT METHOD FOR GENERATING UNIFORMLY DISTRIBUTED
POINTS ON THE SURFACE OF AN N-DIMENSIONAL SPHI
AN EFFICIENT METHOD FOR GENERATING UNIFORMLY DISTRIBUTED
EQUATION
EFFICIENT METHOD FOR SOLVING ATOMIC SCHROEDINGER'S
PHILOSOPHIES FOR EFFICIENT PROCESSOR CONSTRUCTION
GE AND RETRIEVAL OF INFORMATION
THE COMAC, AN EFFICIENT PUNCHED CARD COLLATING SYSTEM FOR THE STORA
ETRIC MATRIX BY GIVENS' METHOD IN A COMPUTER WI
AN EFFICIEkT SCHEME FOR THE CO-OIAGONALIZATION OF A SYHM
A PRO
CEOURE FOR CCNVERTING LOGIC TABLE CONDITIONS INTO AN EFFICIENT SEQUENCE OF TEST INSTRUCTIONS
NO STRUCTURE OF DATA ON OISK FILE MEMORY SYSTEMS FOR EFFICIENT SORTING AND OTHER OATA PROCESSING PROGRAMS
METHODS OF FILE ORGANIZATION FOR EFFICIENT USE OF IBM RAMAC FILES
RUNNING A COMPUTER EFFICIENTl Y
THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM, A COOPERATIVE EFFORT
THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM, A COOPERATIVE EFFORT
E, A STUDY IN ,THE REDUCTION OF REDUNDANT PROGRAMMING EFFORT THROUGH THE PROMOTION OF INTER-INSTALLATION CO
HO
USEHOLOER' S ~ETHoO FOR THE SOLUTION OF THE ALGEBRAIC EIGENPROBLEM
RIGOROUS ERROR BOUNDS FOR COMPUTED EIGENSYSTEMS
NOTE ON EIGENVALUE COMPUTATION
A MODIFIED GIVENS METHOD FOR THE EIGENVALUE EVALUATION OF LARGE MATRICES
A BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEM WITH EIGENVALUE ON THE BOUNOARY
L OPEl
AN ITERATION METHOO FOR THE SOLUTION OF THE EIGENVALUE PROBLEM OF LINEAR OIFFERENTIAL AND INTEGRA
ELEMENTARY ROTATIONS FOR THE SOLUTION Of ALGEBRAIC EIGENVALUE PROBLEMS
OEFLATION BY
EIGENVECTORS
SOLUTION OF EIGENVALUE PROBLEMS WITH APPROXIMATELY KNOWN
PE I MAlRI X EIGENVALUES
AN ITERATIVE PROCEOURE FOR THE CALCULATION OF THE EIGENVALUES AND EIGENVECTORS OF A REAL SYMMETRIC MATR
PLUS-VARIABLE' STRUCTURE COMPUTER FOR COMPUTATION OF EIGENVALUES AND EIGENVECTORS OF REAL SYMMETRIC MATRIC
PLUS-VARIABLE' STRUCTURE COMPUTER FOR COMPUTATION OF EIGENVALUES ANO EIGENVECTORS OF REAL SYMMETRIC MATRIC
ES
ON THE COOING OF JACOBI'S METHOD fOR COMPUTING EIGENVALUES ANO EIGENVECTORS OF REAL SYMMETRIC MATRIC
CES
ON THE CCDING OF JACOBI'S METHOD FOR COMPUTING EIGENVALUES ANO EIGENVECTORS OF REAL, SYMMETRIC MATRI
EIGENVALUES OF A SYMMETRIC 3X3 MATRIX
ANEOUS EQUATIONS BY CHEBYSHEV EXTRAPOLATION WHEN THE EIGENVALUES OF THE ITERATION MATRIX ARE COMPLEX
ILT
AND ITS COMBINATION WITH CHEBYSHEV SEMI-ITERATION
EIGENVALUES OF THE SUCCESSIVE OVER-RELAXATION PROCESS
CALCULATING EIGENVALUES OF VERY LARGE SYMMETRIC MATRICES
OF EIGENVALUE PROBLEMS WITH APPROXIMATELY KNOWN EIGENVECTORS
SOLUTION
THE CALCULATION OF EIGENVECTORS BY THE METHOD OF LANCZOS
I ITERATIVE
PROCEDURE fOR THE CALCULATION OF THE EIGENVALUES ANO EIGENVECTORS OF A REAL SYMMETRIC MATRIX
THE CALCULATION OF THE EIGENVECTORS OF COO I AGONAL MATRICES
IVENS AND LANClOS PROCESSES
THE CALCULATION OF THE EIGENVECTORS OF COOIAGONAL MATRICES PRODUCEO BY THE G
INC Of JACOBI'S METHOD FOR COMPUTING EIGENVALUES ANO EIGENVECTORS OF REAL SYMMETRIC MATRICES
ON THE COO
TRUCTURE COMPUTER FOR COMPUTATION OF EIGENVALUES AND EIGENVECTORS OF REAL SYMMETRIC MATRICES
IARIABLE' S
IRIABLE' S
TRUCTURE COMPUTER FOR COMPUTATION OF EIGENVALUES AND EIGENVECTORS OF REAL SYMMETRIC MATRICES'
INC OF JACOBI'S METHOO FOR COMPUTING EIGENVALUES,AND EIGENVECTORS OF REAL, SYMMETRIC MATRICES
ON THE COO
AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY COLUMNS
VARIATION OF THE ELASTIC MODULI AT THE SUPERCONOUCTING TRANSITION
THE ELECTRONIC CONTRIBUTION TO THE ELASTIC PROPERTIES OF GERMANIUM
PROPAGATION
OF TORSIONAL DISTURBANCES IN A HOMOGENEOUS ELAS TIC SPHERE
ANAL YSI S OF ELASTIC STRUCTURES ON DIGITAL COMPUTERS
ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE AND ITS TRANSLATOR FOR OLIVETTI ELEA 6001
PALGO, AN
A SYMBOLIC DESCRIPTION OF THE ELEA 6001 COMPUTER
THE ELECOM 100
THE ELECOM 100 GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER
PAYROLL ACCOUNTING WITH ELECOM 120 COMPUTER
PROOUCTION CONTROL WITH THE ELECOM 125
THE ELECOM 125 IN PERSONNEL CLASSIFICATION RESEARCH
THE AUTOMATION OF AN ElEC nON
175

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

ECO - ELE
PACM59
42
I BMJ604 391
AUS 60C11.1
CAN 60
13
WJCC53
5
IC51581 317
P IRE530 1465
I BMJ621 11
I BMJ621 84
IBMJ602 1;8
18MJ622 256
ONR 60 319
18MJ592 140
LSU 58
42
FJCC63 251
18MJ621 68
PGEC635 476
PGECI>35 476
IBMJ581 54
HARV49 147
I BMJ621 94
I BMJ5 71 39
PACM52T 73
PACM59
8
JACM592 172
CACM608 468
TCB7633 83
CACM609 509
CACM61N 488
PACMS9
39
IBMJ591 46
ICSI581 393
JACM573 329
JACM633 291
CAN 62 H8
CACM60N 618
TOMM58 184
PACM61 10C2
SOS 62 215
CACM611 42
PGEC625 611
ROME62 353
RDME62 271
PACM62
91
PAtM56
40
ROME62 331
PWCS54
32
CACM590 26
CACM594 17
PACM58
2
ICC 622 85
ICSI582 1245
TCJ4612 177
CACM639 510
CACM635 245
WJCC58 194
JACM543 124
PACM58
15
JACM592 123
ONR 56
29
TCJ3601 23
TCJ4613 230
CACM60N 617
JACM613 331
PACM59
54
HARV49 164
PACM59
32
CACM627 381
CACM639 515
JACM563 223
J ACM621 41
JACM624 522
J ACM632 123
PACM59
33
CACM614 168
n:J6632 169
TCJ6633 2!>0
AUS 60B'9.1
CACM627 381
TCJ1583 148
JACM563 223
TCJ1582 90
AUS 571 H2
JACM632 123
JACM621 41
JACM624 522
PACM59
33
CAS 59
6
I BMJ621 89
IBMJ614 266
IBMJ632 117
81T 634 257
ROME62 439
ICC 634 238
ONR 52
25
PACM52P 47
WJCC53
!>4
WJCC54 163
CAS 56
41
TC84614 154
175

ELE - ELE

TITLE WORD INDEX

EFF - ELE

CAS 56
9
THE EL EC TJ ON AND THE UNIVAC
CAS 56
16
MODEL MAKING PROBLEMS IN ELECTION FORECASTING
TCJ2604 195
FORECASTING ELECTION RESULTS
BIT 612 113
FORECASTING OF ELECTION RESULTS ON THE DASK «DANISH)
H
I FIP62
COMPUTER USES AT LAMP DEPARTMENT, CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC
ION OF A RADAR AND ITS ENVIRONMENT BY GEESE, GENERAL ELECTRIC ELECTRONIC SYSTEM EVALUATOR TECHNIQUES
IAT WJCC61 4~0
HARV49
65
A GENERAL ELECTRIC ENGINEERING DIGITAL COMPUTER
THE EFFECT OF AN ELECTRIC FIELD ON THE TRANSITIONS OF BARIUM TITANATE IBMJ574 318
TCJ5622 130
IMPLEMENTATION OF ALGOL 60 FOR THE ENGLISH ELECTRIC KDF9
TCB4603 119
THE ENGLISH ELECTRIC KDF9 COMPUTER SYSTEM
CAS 56
88
SOLUTION OF ROTATING ELECTRIC MACHINERY PROBLEMS WITH ALwAC
LSU 55 135
E101
CALCULATION OF ELECTRIC MOTOR SPEED-TORQUE CURVES ON THE BURROUGHS
LSU 57
82
APPLICATION OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS TO ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEM LOSS STUDIES
AUS 63 B.22
COMPUTER PROGRAMMES FOR ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEM PLANNING
TCJ3603 161
AN ANALYSIS OF A HYDRO-ELECTRIC SYSTEM
59
IEE556
THE APPLICATION OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS TO ELECTRIC TRACTION PROBLEMS
35
E USE OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN OBTAINING SOLUTIONS TO ELECTRIC-CIRCUIT PROBLEMS INVOLVING SWITCHING OPERATI IEES56
MISCELLANEOUS MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL ANALOG-COMPUTING SYSTEMS
CHBKb2
8
ICC 634 212
ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS A LA MANIAC
JACM574 420
SYMBOLIC DESIGNATIONS FOR ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
APPLICATIONS
ELECTRICAL DELAY LINES FOR DIGITAL COMPUTER
PGEC532
5
41
I EES56
THE DIGITAL COMPUTER AS AN AID TO THE ELECTRICAL DESIGN ENGINEER
PACM52P
61
A SYSTEM FOR COUNTING AND RECORDING ELECTRICAL IMPULSES IN PRINTED DECIMAL FORM
CAS 56 104
THE IBM 650 APPLIED TO PROBLEMS OF THE ELECTRICAL INDUSTRY
CAS 57
64
PROGRESS IN COMPUTER APPLICATION TO ELECTRICAL MACHINE AND SYSTEM DESIGN
AND NODE-ANALYSIS APPROACHES TO THE SIMULATION OF ELECTRICAL NETWORKS
ON THE LOOP PGEC583 199
CORES
THE SIMULATION OF NEURAL ELEMENTS BY ELECTRICAL NETWORKS BASED ON MULTI-APERTURE MAGNETIC P IRE611 49
PGEC636 874
COMPUTER SIMULATION OF THE ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF MEMORY ARRAYS
I BMJ601 143
ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF THIN-FILM SEMICONDUCTORS
ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF VAPOR-GROWN GE JUNCTIONS
I B"J603 2,6
AN ELECTRICALLY ALTERABLE NONDESTRUCTIVE TWISTOR MEMORY PGEC604 451
SING STAI
fLUXLOK, A NONDESTRUCTIVE, RANDOM-ACCESS ELECTRICALLY ALTERABLE, HIGH-SPEED MEMORY TECHNIQUE U PGEe603 323
AUS 60A11.4
A PROGRAM FOR THE ALLOCATION OF COSTS OF ELECTRICITY SUPPLY
PECS52
5
APPLICATION
AN ELECTRO-MECHANICAL MULTIPLIER FOR ANALOG COMPUTER
ELECTRO-MECHANICAL TABLES OF THE ELEMENTARY FUNCTIONS "5EE462 14
TE SUSPENSIONS
INVESTIGATIONS OF THE ELECTRO-OPTICAL BIREFRINGENCE OF POLYOISPERSE BENTONI I BMJ631 44
PGEC554 136
BIT STORAGE VIA ELECTRO-OPTICAL FEEDBACK
PGEC592 113
AN ELECTRO-OPTICAL SHIFT REGISTER
eACM620 521
COMPUTER PATTERN RECOGNITION TECHNIQUES, ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC DIAGNOSIS
ELECTROCHEMICAL COMPUTING ELEMENTS
HARV49 119
OF FIRST-ORDER SEMICONDUCTION EFFECTS THROUGH USE OF ELECTROCHEMICAL POTENTIALS
CL AR I FICA TiON IBMJ571 39
MASS L SU 55 145
SPECTROMETER ANALYSIS AND DATA PRODUCTION ON THE ELECTRODATA COMPUTER
EJeC54
85
THE ELECTROOATA CO~PUTER IN A DATA-REDUCTION SYSTEM
PGEeS51
1
ENGINEERING DESCRIPTION OF THE ELECTRODATA DIGITAL COMPUTER
LSU 57 189
LINEAR REGRESSION ON THE ELECTROOATA E101 ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER
ELECTRODEPOSITED TWISTOR AND 81T WIRE COMPONENTS
PGEC5910 465
75
THERMAL AND ELECTRODYNAMIC ASPECTS OF THE SUPERCONDUCTIVE TRANSIT Q;lR 60
ION PROCESS
ERNS
DIGITAL COMPUTER USAGE IN ANALYSIS OF ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPH AND SIMILAR QUASI-RHYTHMIC PATT IFIP62 433
PACM61 13C1
A MEASUREMENT OF ALERTNESS BASED ON ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC TIME SERIES A~ALYSIS
EJeC56
73
THE BURROUGHS ELECTROGRAPHIC PRINTER-PLOTTER
WJCC55 116
THE ELECTROGRAPHIC RECORDING TECHNIQUE
NCR 554 135
THE ELECTROGRAPHIC RECORDING TECHNIQUE
TIONS
IMPROVEO PERFORMANCE FROM MATRIX ELECTROLUMINESCE~T SCREENS IN OPTICAL READOUT APPLICA LCMT61 231
WIDE ANGLE VISUAl DISPLAYS
COMPUTER COMPATIBLE ELECTROLUMINESCENT TECHNIQUES fOR THE ACHIEVEMENT OF NCR 634 11
EJCC53 105
RELIABILITY OF ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITORS IN COMPUTERS
PIRE530 1453
AN ELECTROMAGNETIC CLUTCH FOR HIGH ACCELERATIONS
ITY MARK II DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINE
THE USE OF ELECTROMAGNETIC DELAY LINES IN THE MANCHESTER UNIVERS I EES56 1083
IEES56 476
ELECTROMAGNETIC DELAY NETWORKS FOR DIGITAL STORAGE
NCR 612 135
A SIMULATOR FOR THE EVALUATION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC SYSTEMS
HARVIo7
110
SLOW ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES
LCMT61 135
MAGNETIC RECORDING WITH AN ELECTRON BEAM
ONR 60 186
FORMATION OF THIN POLYMER FILMS BY ELECTRON BOMBARDMENT
RCONDUCTING BE~AVIOR OF AllOYS
EFFECTS OF ELECTRON CONCENTRATION AND MEAN FREE PATH ON THE SUPE IBMJ621 68
AUS 60B'9.3
DATA PROCESSING FOR EXPERIMENTS IN ELECTRON PARAMAGNETIC RESONANCE
LCMT61 263
ELECTRON SPIN ECHO SERIAL MEMORY STORAGE
J ACH551 28
ANALOGUE STUDY OF ELECTRON TRAJECTORIES
A COMBINATION OF ANALOGUE AND DIGITAL COMPUTERS TO ELECTRON TRAJECTORY TRACING
APPLICATION OF TCJ2593 134
ELECTRON TUBE AND CRYSTAL DIODE EXPERIENCE IN
EJCC53
b7
COMPUTING EQUIPMENT
ELECTRON TUBE PERFORMANCE IN SOME TYPICAL MILITARY
EJCC53
77
ENVIRONMENTS
I BMJ621 34
SUPERCONDUCTIVITY AND ELECTRON TUNNELING
A DIGITAL MEMORY
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF ELECTRON-BEAM DRIVEN SEMICONDUCTOR OEVICES FOR USE IN IBMJ624 437
I8MJ594 345
THEORY OF A FAST-SWITCHING ELECTRON-BEAM FREQUENCY DIVIDER
AIC 612 13'1
MICROELECTRONICS USING ELECTRON-BEAM-ACTIVATED MACHINING TECHNIQUES
DISTRIBUTION IN THE PACKAGE INDUSTRIES
USE OF ELECTRONIC ACCOUNTING DEVICES IN LARGE-SCALE TONNAGE LSU 57 U7
AUS 60 A4.3
STOCK CONTROL ON A NEW ELECTRONIC ACCOUNTING SYSTEM
TCB5624 154
SYMPOSIUM ON ELECTRONIC AIDS TO BANKING
WJeC53
86
AIRPLANE LANDING GEAR PERFORMANCE SOLUTIONS WITH AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER
PWCS54
13
AUTOMATIC ITERATION ON AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER
PGEC544 20
A 'DESK-MODEl ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER
WJCC55
78
AIRCRAFT PERFORMANCE STUDIED ON AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER
J ACM561 16
SIMULATION OF DIGITAL FILTERS ON AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER
THEORETICAL PGEC584 306
CONSIDERATION OF COMPUTING ERRORS OF A SLOW TYPE ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER
PGEC552 52
A SURVEY OF ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER INSTALLATIONS
PGEC532
1
HIDDEN REGENERATIVE LOOPS IN ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS
LSU 55 119
OPERATIONAL EQUATIONS FOR PROGRAMMING ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS
PGEC564 207
AN ERROR ANALYSIS OF ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS
PGEC573 202
CORRECTION TO AN ERROR ANALYSIS OF ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS
CHBK62
7
TRANSISTORIZED ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS
A PREV IIICR 584 191
ENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM FOR LARGE GENERAL PURPOSE ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS
ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS, COEFFICIENT POTENTIOMETE CHBK62
2
RS, OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS, AND NETWORKS
4
ER OPERATION, AND SYSTEM DESIGN
ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS, CONTROL CIRCUITS, COMPUT CHBK62
3
GENERATORS
ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS, MULTIPLIERS AND FUNCTION CHBK62
ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS, SIGNIFICANT APPLICATIONS CHBK62
5
CHBK62
6
TECHNIQUES
ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS, SPECIAL COMPONENTS AND
N OF TRIGONOMETRIC PROBLEMS
AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTING TECHNIQUE FOR THE SOLUTIO PGEC55) 95
PGEC57) 182
AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG CROSS CORRELATOR FOR DIP LOGS
PIRE530 1410
AN AM-FM ELECTRONIC ANALOG MULTIPLIER
PGEC572 100
AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG MULTIPLIER
PGEC571 30
AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG MULTIPLIER USING CARRIERS
NCR 634 25
CHARACTERISTICS AND OPERATIONS OF A HIGH--SPEED ELECTRONIC ANALOG SWITCH
176

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

176

ELE - ELE

TITLE WORD INDEX

ELECTRONIC
ELECTRONIC
ELECTRONIC
ELECTRONIC
ELECTRONIC
ELECTRONIC
ELECTRONIC
ELECTRONIC
ELECTRONIC
ELECTRONIC
ELECTRONIC
ELECTRONIC
ELECTRONIC
ELECTRONIC
ELEC TRONIC
MINIATURIZATION Of ELECTRONIC
MEAN LIfE OF PARALLEL ELECTRONIC
COUNTA8LE-BIT NOMOGRAPHIC ELECTRONIC
INSTALLATION Of A LARGE ELECTRONIC
THE UNIVERSITY Of TORONTO MODEL ELECTRONIC
THE REMINGTON RAND TYPE 409-2 ELECTRONIC
OPERATIONS CONTROL WITH AN ELECTRONIC
SORTING Of DATA ON AN ELECTRONIC
SHOULD YOUR COMPANY HAVE AN ELECTRONIC
PREPARATION OF DISPLAY MAPS WITH AN ELECTRONIC
THE PROCESSING OF P.Z.T. OBSERVATIONS BY A SMALL ELECTRONIC
MECHANICAL PROOF PROCEDURE ANO ITS REALIZATION IN AN ELECTRONIC
MPUTATION OF ARCSIN N FOR N BETWEEN 0 ANO 1 USING AN ELECTRONIC
MPUTATION Of SIN N, COS NAND MTH ROOT OF N USING AN ELECTRONIC
METHODS Of CALCULATING COVARIANCE fUNCTIONS ON AN ELECTRONIC
THE N FOR N eETWEEN PLUS AND MINUS INfiNITY USING AN ELECTRONIC
N FOR N BETWEEN PLUS AND MINUS INFINITY USING AN ELECTRONIC
ARITH~.ETIC OPERATIONS PARTICULARLY AS REGARDS fiNAC ELECTRONIC
STUOIES
A DESCRIPTION OF THE ELECTRONIC
THE DARMSTADT ELECTRONIC
LINEAR ELECTRONIC
NONLINEAR ELECTRONIC
AN ELECTRONIC
CO~PUTER SYMPOSI~M
A REVIEW OF THE ELECTRONIC
AN ELECTRONIC
THE USE OF AN ELECTRONIC
YEARS EXPERIENCE
THE HIGH-SPEED ELECTRONIC
SCIENCES (eESMI
REVIEW OF ELECTRONIC
REVIEW OF ELECTRONIC
REVIEW Of ELECTRONIC
SORTING ON ELECTRONIC
SOME APPLICATIONS OF AN ELECTRONIC
THE APPLICATION OF A LARGE-SCALE ELEC TRONIC
FACILIT IES
THE APPLICATION OF AN ELECTRONIC
PIPE LINE
THE APPLICATION OF THE ELECTRONIC
GREAT BRITAIN
ATA PROCESI
THE CONTROL OF TRAFFIC SIGNALS WITH AN ELECTRONIC
SYSTEMATICS OF AUTOMATIC ELECTRONIC
FRACTIONATION DESIGN ON MEDIUM SIZE ELECTRONIC
AN INPUT SYSTEM FOR ELECTRONIC
BUSINESS LANGUAGES AND ELECTRONIC
PHILOSOPHY OF THE GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE 011 ELECTRONIC
EXTENDING MANAGEMENT CAPABILITY BY ELECTRONIC
THE ECONOMICS OF DUMPING FROM ElECTRONIC
IN OEVELOPING INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS ON LARGE ELECTRONIC
OSCILLOGRAPHS FOR USE WITH ELECTRONIC
ELECTRONIC
INVENTORY MA~AGE~ENT
ELEC TRONIC
ATUS AT THE VIENNA TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY (GERMANI
ELECTRONIC
BABBAGE, ElECTRONIC
ELECTRONIC
HIGHWAYS
ELECTRONIC
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1956
ELECTRONIC
THE USE OF ELEC TRONIC
EXPERIENCE WITH COMPONENTS USEO IN ELECTRONIC
PRCBLE'S INVOLVED IN APPLICATION OF HIGH SPEED ELECTRONIC
ELECTRONIC
APPLICATION Of THE USE Of ELECTRONIC
NT
ELECTRONIC
HISTORY Of ARMY ORONANCE ELECTRONIC
THE ELECTRONIC
GERMANIU~
A TRANSISTORIZED, ALL-ELECTRONIC
PRINCIPLES Of ELECTRONIC
SOME AUDIT ASPECTS Of PUNCHED CARD ELECTRONIC
A CASE STUDY IN COMMERCIAL ELECTRONIC
GENERALIZATION, KEY TO SUCCESSFUL ELECTRONIC
THE ACCOUNTING CONSULTANT VIEWS ELECTRONIC
THE ROLE OF THE ACCOUNTANT IN ELECTRONIC
SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF ELECTRONIC
NGE PLAN FOR CORPORATE METHODS AND THE DEPENDENCE ON ELECTRONIC
INSURANCE CO~PANIES
ESTABLISHING ELECTRONIC
AN EVALUATION OF ELECTRONIC
Of THE BUREAU Of OLD-AGE AND SURVIVORS INSURANCE fOR ELECTRONIC
THE COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL MARKET fOR ELECTRONIC
A CRITICAL EVALUATION Of ELECTRONIC
JUSTifYING ELECTRONIC
ELECTRONIC
SERVICE STAFF TRAINING
ELECTRONIC
ELECTRONIC
ORGANIZATION OF INPUT AND OUTPUT fOR THE IBM 701 ELECTRONIC
THE IBM TYPE 702, AN ELECTRONIC
USED FUNCTIO~S
PROGRAMMING FOR THE IBM 701 ELECTRONIC
A PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION ON THE IBM TYPE 701 ELEC TRONIC
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN MATHEMATICS, PROGRAMMING AND ELECTRONIC
ELECTRONIC
AOMINISTRATI~E ORGANIZATION
THE IMPACT Of ELECTRONIC

COMPUTING SYSTEMS
INTERIM REPORT PRESENTAfilON DEVELOPMENT Of
SIMPLEX METHOC fOR DESIGNINGSU80PTlMUM PACKAGES OF
TRENDS IN
THE COMPUTATION OF FOURIER SYNTHESES WITH A DIGITAL
NCES OF THE U.S.S.R.
THE HIGH-SPEED
THE APE XC, A LOW-COST
THE ACOUSTIC-DELAY-LINE
AN
AN APPROACH TO THE USE OF THE IBM CARD-PROGRAMMED
THE OPERATION AND LOGIC OF THE MARK III
THE MONROBOT
SEVERAL VARIABLES
AN
SYNTHESIS Of

177

ANALOG TO DIGITAL CONVERTERS IN AUTOMATIC
APPLICATIONS
BUILDING BLOCKS
A QUASIBUSINESS DATA SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT
CALCULATING MACHINE
CALCULATING MACHINE Of THE ACADEMY OF SCIE
CALCULATOR
CALCULATOR
CALCULATOR fOR PUNCHED-CARO ACCOUNTANCY
CALCULATOR IN THE SOLUTION OF ENGINEERING
CALCULATOR IN VIEW OF OPERATING EXPERIENCE
CALCULATORS
CIRCUIT fOR THE GENERATION Of FUNCTIONS Of
CIRCUITS FOR SY~METRIC FUNCTIONS
CIRCUITS OF THE NAREC COMPUTER
COMPONENTS (SWEDISH)
COMPONENTS, EXPONENTIAL DISTRIBUTION CASE
COMPUTATION, 'NOEL'
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
A
COMPUTER
CO
COMPUTER
CO
COMPUTER
A COMPARISON OF SOME
COMPUTER
COMPUTATION OF E TO
COMPUTER
COMPUTATION OF ARCTAN
COMPUTER
ERRORS DUE TO OVERFLOW IN
COMPUTER AT THE INSTITUTE FOR AOVANCEO
COMPUTER DERA (GERMANI
COMPUTER ELEMENTS
COMPUTER ELEMENTS
COMPUTER ENTERS AN AIRPLANE fACTORY
COMPUTER EXHIBITION AND THE 8USINESS
COMPUTER IN ECONOMIC RESEARCH
COMPUTER IN RESEARCH STATISTICS, FOUR
COMPUTER Of THE U.S.S.R. ACAOEMY OF
COMPUTER PROGRESS OURING 1954
COMPUTER PROGRESS OURING 1956
COMPUTER PROGRESS 1955
COMPUTER SYSTEMS
COMPUTER TO PROBLEMS OF DIFFUS ION
COMPUTER TO THE ASSIGNMENT OF TELEPHONE
COMPUTER TO THE OPERATION Of A CRUDE OIL
COMPUTER TO THE 1961 POPULATION CENSUS OF
COMPUTER, A NEW APPLICATION Of REAL-TIME 0
COMPUTERS
COMPUTERS
COMPUTERS
COMPUTERS
COMPUTERS
COMPUTERS
COMPUTERS
COMPUTERS
EXPERIENCE
COMPUTERS (GERMANI
COMPUTERS A PRACTICAL APPLICATION
COMPUTERS AN AID TO PROOUCTION AND
COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION PROCESSING APPAR
COMPUTERS AND SCALES OF NOTATION
COMPUTERS AND TELEPHONE SWITCHING
COMPUTERS AND THE ONTARIO OEPARTMENT Of
COMPUTERS AS TOOLS fOR MANAGEMENT IN THE
COMPUTERS IN TRAFFIC STUDIES ~ND RESEARCH
COMPUTERS MANUFACTUREO IN GERMANY (GERMANI
COMPUTERS TO AUTOMATIC MESSAGE ACCOUNTING
COMPUTERS TO DATE
COMPUTERS TO TELEVISION AUDIENCE MEASUREME
COMPUTING IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA
COMPUTING MACHINES
CONTRIBUTION TO THE ELASTIC PROPERTIES OF
COSINE-SINE FUNCTION GENERATOR
DATA PROCESSING
OATA PROCESSING
OAT A PROCESSING
DATA PROCESSING
OAT A PROCESSING
OATA PROCESSING
OATA PROCESSING
OATA PROCESSING
DEVELOPING A LONG-RA
DATA PROCESSING AT THE TRYGG-FYLGIA
DATA PROCESSING EQUIPMENT
OATA PROCESSING EQUIPMENT
REQUIREMENTS
DATA PROCESSING EQUIPMENT IN AUSTRALIA
DATA PROCESSING IN BUSINESS
DATA PROCESSING IN GOVERNMENT SERVICE
DATA PROCESSING IN THE COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC
DATA PROCESSING IN THE OEFENCE SERVICES
DATA PROCESSING IN THE WOOL INDUSTRY
DATA PROCESSING MACHINE
ENGINEERING
DATA PROCESSING MACHINE FOR BUSINESS
DATA PROCESSING MACHINE WJTH REPETITIVELY
DATA PROCESSING MACHINES
IAL SOLUTION OF
DATA PROCESSING OCCUPATIONS
IRMATION ON
DATA PROCESSING OF SALES AT SOHIO
DATA PROCESSING ON MANAGEMENT CONTROL AND

COMPUTER LITERATURE 81BLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

ELE - ELE
AUS 60 C9.4
LSU 57 206
CAS 59 100
WJCC54
16
MANC51
35
JACM563 129
AOC 53 264
IEES56 276
IEES56 228
PECS52
9
EJCC51
50
ONR 52
7
NCR 554 150
PGEC581 57
PIRE530 1313
81T 633 167
RTCS62 30~
WOC062
1
PACM52T 71
PACM52T 154
PIRE530 1332
EJCC55
19
IEES56
87
L SU 5B
74
PACM59
47
AUS 60 B7.1
J ACM602 102
18MJ583 218
I BMJ592 147
TCJ3614 262
IBMJ572 110
IBMJ58I 43
JACM5710 450
PACM52T 95
ECIP55
51
HACC59
22
HACC59
23
ECIP55 192
TC82595 71
CAS 60
54
TCJ1582 49
IEES56 280
PGEC551 33
PGEC571 55
PGEC561 43
JACM563 134
CAN 58 330
WJCC5B 165
CAN 58 223
TCJ5634 264
IFIP62 231
ECIP55
1
LSU 57 125
BIT 613 177
TC85613 121
CAN 62
11
IFIP62
78
TCJ4624 346
ICSI581 699
ECIP55 135
BCS 5B 591
LSU 57 1~1
ECIP55
56
TCB6634 12B
PIRE530 1242
CAN 5B 111
TCJ1594 179
AUS 60 A8.2
ECIP55 132
LSU 58 139
LSU 55
13
AUS 60 A6.2
ICC 608 22
ONR 51
85
IBMJ614 266
NCR 584 89
HARV55
28
L SU 58 119
TCB2581 12
JACM591
1
AUS 60 Al.l
TCB5612 56
PACM62
9
WJCC59 234
EOPS61
11
HARV55
87
WJCC53
14
AUS 60 Al.2
LSU 58 144
CAN 58
59
AUS 63 A.LO
AUS 60 Al.1
AUS 60 A5.2
EJCC52
81
JACM544 1~9
ONR 54 111
PACM52T 115
CACM629 472
LSU 58
82
TC81573 50
171

ELE - ELL

TITLE WORD INDEX

ORGANIZING AND PLANNING FOR
THE NATIONAL
THE RCA 501
A COMPLETELY INTEGRATED
NCR-315
THE PLACE OF THE SPECIAL PURPOSE
THE I.B.M.
AND THE STATE-OF-THE-ART
EUROPEAN
SCHOOLS ANO
AND COMMERCIAL AUTOMATION
SPECIAL-PURPOSE,
A CASE STUDY IN THE APPLICATION OF AN EMIDEC
INTEGRATION OF ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS AND THE DESIGN OF
NO RECORD LENGTH AND THE CCMBINEO RECORD APPROACH ON
INSURANCE BUSINESS
USE OF
THE REPRESENTATION OF CONSTRAINTS BY MEANS OF AN
THE ITERATIVE CONTROL SYSTEM FOR THE
FFERENTIAL E'UATIONS BY DIFFERENCE METHODS USING THE
FFERENTIAL E~UATIONS BY DIFFERENCE METHODS USING THE
ERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH VARIABLE COEFFICIENTS BY THE
ANALYZER
AN
TIONS
AN ANALYSIS OF CERTAIN ERRORS IN
CTRIC ABSORPTION
AN ANALYSIS OF CERTAIN ERRORS IN
PROBLEMS

APPLICATION OF
INPUT AND OUTPUT DEVICES FOR
PRELIMINARY PLANS FOR THE T.R.E.
THE RAYTHEON
MOOEL 30-201
THE HARWELL
LINEAR REGRESSION ON THE ELECTRODATA El01
TELECOMMUNICATIONS RESEARCH ESTABLISHMENT PARALLEL
SCIENCES (GERMAN)
BESM, THE HIGH SPEED
OPERATIONS RESEARCH TYPE, ~THAT OF ECOI
USE OF AN
ARCH PROBLEMS (GERMAN)
THE GENERAL-PURPOSE
CONTROL
A VERY SMALL
INTRODUCTION TO THE COURSE ON
DESIGN FEATURES OF THE JAINCOMP-C AND JAINCOMP-D
NUMERICAL MATHEMATICS FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF
SOME APPLICATIONS OF
SOME INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS OF
THE GENERATION OF PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBERS ON
RESEARCH

THE UNIVERSAL
AN
AN
INSURANCE PREMIUM BILLING AND COMBINED OPERATIONS BY
ICT
INDUSTRY
HOLLERITH
NEW APPLICATIONS OF AN
MANAGEMENT FACES AN

APPLICATIONS OF
THE POTENTIAL CONTRIBUTION OF
VARIABLES OTHER THAN TIME
AN
PERSON-MATCHING BY
PERFORMANCE OF OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS WITH
A STABILIZED
REVOLUTION
WILL
THE EASTMAN KODAK MULTIPLE-STYLUS
RECORDS
AN
S.A.S. AIDS FOR THE JET AGE, DATA TRANSMISSION FOR
AMERICAN AIRLINES SABRE
LINES
THE
COMPLEXITY IN
ASYNCHRONOUS
AN INTRODUCTION TO THE BELL SYSTEM'S FIRST
RADAR AND ITS ENVIRONMENT BY GEESE, GENERAL ELECTRIC
THE RELIABILITY OF LARGE SCALE
THE POTENTIAL OF LARGE SCALE
STABLE EQUILIBRIUM
DYNAMIC ACCURACY AS A DESIGN CRITERION OF LINEAR
IMPROVEMENT OF
INDUSTRIES
Y WITH IBM 7C2
PRINTING CHEMICAL STRUCTURES
A DOLLAR AND CENTS APPROACH TO
A SURVEY OF MICROSYSTEM
LINES OF A COMPUTER DEVELOPMENT FROM MECHANICS TO
METHODS USED TO IMPROVE RELIABILITY IN MILITARY
OF THE SCATTERING SERIES FOR THE SCATTERING OF
S BETWEEN THE BEHAVIOR OF A NEURAL NETWORK MODEL AND
ILMS AND CHA~GES IN CRITICAL TEMPERATURE PRODUCED BY
DEVELOPMENT OF THE
HARGE TRANSPORT MECHANISMS IN THE TRANSFER OF LATENT
A FOUR-CHANNEL CODED-DECIMAL
RELIABILITY AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ILLIAC
THE DESIGN OF A LARGE
ERIENCE IN THE DESIGN AND OPERATION OF A LARGE SCALE
AN
HIGH-SPEED
THE SELECTRON, A TUBE FOR SELECTIVE
ANUFACTURING CONSIDERATIONS OF THE OSCILLOGRAPH TYPE
178

ELE - ELE

LSU 55
23
ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
AUS 573 312
ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
WJCC5B
66
ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
AUS 60 A4.2
ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
PACM61 10C3
EJCC55
ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS
22
ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS
AUS 573 315
ELECTRONIC OATA PROCESSING, A REPORT ON THE INDUSTRY PIRE611 330
ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING, AN EXPERIMENT
ICC 633 162
ELECTRONIC DATA SYSTEMS, THE SOLUTION TO INDUSTRIAL
WJCC59 143
BCS 58 733
ELECTRONIC DATA-PROCESSING
ELECTRONIC DATA-PROCESSING MACHINES
I EES56 184
BCS 58 465
ELECTRONIC DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM
THE NEED FOR WJCC55
26
ELECTRONIC DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEMS
ELECTRONIC DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEMS
IVARIABLE WORO A WJCC57 214
EJCC53
11
ELECTRONIC DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEMS IN THE LIFE
ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER
PGEC563 111
ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER
NCR 624 86
ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER
lION OF PARTIAL 01 WJCC53 208
ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER
liON OF PARTIAL 01 P IRE530 1497
ELECTRONIC OIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER
ION OF LINEAR DIFF PGEC534
3
ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZE~ AS A DIFFERENCE
JACM543 128
ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS I, BANOWIOTH LIMITA PGEC574 255
ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS II, CAPACITOR OIELE PGEC581 17
ELECTRONIC OIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS IN PERSPECTIVE
WJCC58
B2
PIRE530 1487
ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS TO ENGINEERING
HARV47 248
ELECTRONIC DIGITAL CALCULATING MACHINERY
ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER
CAMB49 123
HARV49
50
ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER
ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER
ONR 52
31
ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER
FTT 53 140
ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER
LSU 57 189
ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER
THE FTT 53 144
ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER OF THE USSR ACADEMY OF
EC IP55
76
ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER TO SOLVE A PROBLEM OF THE AUS 60 82.2
80
ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER URAL FOR ENGINEERING RESE ECIP55
IFIP62 651
ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER WITH STORED PROGRAM
MSEE461
1
ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTERS
NCR 544 98
ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTERS
ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTERS
ECIP55
21
ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTERS
TC81572 24
ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTERS
AUS 573 305
TCJ2604 181
ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTERS
ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTING IN THE UNITED STATES
CAMB49 109
ELECTRONIC DIGITAL MACHINE (URAL) fOR ENGINEERING
JACM574 511
ELECTRONIC DIGITAL POLYNOMIAL ROOT EXTRACTOR
WJCC55 119
ELECTRONIC DIRECTORY FOR SORTING MAIL
79
E JCC58
ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT
LIFE JACM541
7
ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE TO AUSTRALIAN USERS
AUS 60015.1
ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT FOR USE IN GOVERNMENT AND
AUS 573 311
ELECTRONIC FUNCTION GENERATOR
PGEC581 48
ELECTRONIC FUTURE
AUS 573 302
ELECTRONIC MACHINES AND ECONOMICS
FTT 53 272
ELECTRONIC MACHINES IN PURE MATHEMATICS
ADC 53 160
ELECTRONIC MACHINES TO THE FIElD OF STATISTICS
HARV61 230
ELECTRONIC METHOD OF INTEGRATION WITH RESPECT TO
AUS 60 C8.1
ELECTRONIC METHODS
CACM627 404
PGEC633 310
ELECTRONIC MODE SWITCHING
PGEC521 ,2
ELECTRONIC MULTIPLIER
ELECTRONIC PRINCIPLES ~AKE POSSIBLE A BUSINESS
WJCC54
9
ELECTRONIC PRINTER
EJCC52 118
ELECTRONIC PROCESSING OF TAXPAYER RETURNS
CAS 61
64
ELECTRONIC PROCESSING OF 10 MILLION SUBSCRIPTION
CAS 60
3
ELECTRONIC READING MACHINE
ICIP59 227
ELECTRONIC RESERVATIONS
TCJ6631 14
ELECTRONIC RESERVATIONS SYSTEM
WJCC61 '93
ELECTRONIC RESERVATIONS SYSTEM FOR TRANS-CANADA AIR
CAN 60
24
PGEC564 197
ELECTRONIC SWITCH FOR ANALOG COMPUTER SIMULATION
PGEC561 15
ELECTRONIC SWITCHING CIRCUITS
NCR 594 267
ELECTRONIC SWITCHING CIRCUITS
E JCC57 204
ELECTRONIC SWITCHING OFFICE
IAllON OF A WJCC61 4'/0
ELECTRONIC SYSTEM EVALUATOR TECHNIQUES
ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS IDISCUSSION)
AUS 572 222
ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS IN THE LIFE INSURANCE INDUSTRY
CAN 58
42
ELECTRONIC TRIGGER CIRCUITS HAVING SEVERAL STATES OF CAMB49 103
ELECTRONIC-ANALOG DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS
PGEC572 74
PGEC613 407
ELECTRONIC-COMPUTER RELIABILITY
BCS 58 290
ELECTRONIC-DATA PROCESSING IN THE NATIONALIZED
ELEC TPONICALL y, ENCODED COMPOUNDS SEARCHED GENER ICALL ICSI581 711
CAS 55
15
ELECTRONICS
ELECTRONICS
WJCC61
63
ELECTRONICS (GERMAN)
PROGRESSION DIP 62 5U8
ELECTRONICS AT WORK IN LIFE INSURANCE ACCOUNTING
LSU 57 147
ELECTRONICS EQUIPMENT
EJCC53
31
ELECTRONICS IN BANKING
8CS 58 438
ELECTRONICS IN FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
E JCC55
26
ELECTRONS BY ATOMIC FIELDS
SUMMATION AUS 60B'4.2
ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL EXPERIMENTS
SOME SIMILARITIE SOS 62 535
ELECTROSTATIC CHARGING
IVERY THIN SUPERCONDUCTING F ONR 60 153
18MJ571 49
ELECTROSTATIC CLUTCH
C IBMJ622 192
ELECTROSTATIC IMAGES TO DIELECTRIC SURFACES
ELECTROSTATIC ~ACHINE
MSEE464 46
ELECTROSTATIC MEMORY
EJCC53
72
PGEC594 419
ELECTROSTATIC MEMORY
ELECTROSTATIC ~EMORY
ENGINEERING EXP NCR 537 21
HARV49
32
ELECTROSTATIC ~EMORY SYSTEM
ELECTROSTATIC READING OF PERFORATED MEOlA
NCR 544 106
ELECTROSTATIC STORAGE
HARV41 125
HARV47 133
ELECTROSTATIC STORAGE
ELECTROSTATIC STORAGE TUBE
DESIGN AND M ANI.. 53
63

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

118

TITLE WORD INDEX

ELE - ENG

ElE - Ell

HARV49
96
COORDINATE TUBES FOR USE WITH ELECTROSTATIC STORAGE TUBES
EJCC56
47
A MAGNETICALLY CONTROLLED GATING ELEMENT
I EES56 361
THE TRANSISTOR AS A COMPUTING ELEMENT
WJCC58 144
TRANSISTOR MAGNETIC CORE BILOGICAL ELEMENT
PACM59
46
THE BIAX. A NEW MULTIPURPOSE COMPUTER ELEMENT
WCR 594 40
BIAX HIGH SPEED MAGNETIC COMPUTER ELEMENT
WJCC6D
91
UNIFLUXOR. A PERMANENT MEMORY ELEMENT
LCMT61 195
THE MAGNETIC ROD. A CYLINDRICAL. THIN-FILM MEMORY ELEMENT
WJCC61 443
THE DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW NONDESTRUCTIVE MEMORY ELEMENT
THE SELENIUM PACM52P 165
RECTIFIER. A NONLINEAR AND ASYMMETRIC RESISTANCE ELEMENT
THE SYNTHESIS PGEC625 639
OF BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS USING A SINGLE THRESHOLD ELEMENT
A NEW TECHNIQUE FOR FJCC63
67
USING THIN MAGNETIC FILMS AS A PHASE SCRIPT MEMORY ELEMENT
WJCC.,3 140
THE SNAPPING DIPOLES OF FERROELECTRICS AS A MEMORY ELEMENT FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
ION IN A THIN SUPERCONDUCTI
A NEW TYPE OF BISTABLE ELEMENT INVOLVING THERMAL PROPAGATION OF A NORMAL REG ONR 60 113
PIRE530 1287
THE ARITHMETIC ELEMENT OF THE IBM TYPE 701 COMPUTER
18MJ.,82 142
RELIABILITY IMPROVEMENT BY THE USE OF MULTIPLE-ELEMENT SWITCHING CIRCUITS
31
PERTIES OF NATURAL LIGHT USING THE TOOLS OF COMMUI
ELEMENTARY DERIVATION OF WAVE SHAPE ANO COHERENCE PRO OPI 62
TCJ6644 352
ELEMENTARY DIVISORS OF THE LIEBMANN PROCESS
MSEE462 14
ELECTRO-MECHANICAL TABLES OF THE ELEMENTARY FUNCTIONS
ECIP55 177
ITERATIVE PROCESSES FOR THE COMPUTATION OF ELEMENTARY FUNCTIONS
BIT 614 256
RATIONAL CHEBYSHEV APPROXIMATIONS OF ELEMENTARY FUNCTIONS
PGEC633 262
A ~EMORY ORGANIZATION FOR AN ELEMENTARY LIST-PROCESSING COMPUTER
CPFS61
87
A SIMPLIFIEC PROOF METHOD FOR ELEMENTARY LOGIC
ICIP.,9 282
A NON-HEURISTIC PROGRAM FOR PROVING ELEMENTARY LOGICAL THEOREMS
IFIP62 401
GENERALIZATION OF AN ELEMENTARY PERCEIVING AND MEMORIZING MACHINE
CAN 60 250
SOME ELEMENTARY REMARKS ON POLYNOMIAL APPROXIMATIONS
PACM59
32
EIGENVALUE PROBLEMS
DEFLATION BY ELEMENTARY ROTATIONS FOR THE SOLUTION OF ALGEBRAIC
IDUCTION Of A JACM593 336
MATRIX TO ALMCST TRIANGULAR AND TRIANGULAR FORMS BY ELEMENTARY SIMILARITY TRANSFORMATIONS
CATH63 375
A COMPUTER MODEL OF ELEMENTARY SOCIAL BEHAVIOR
THE DESIGN Of A G PGEC602 208
ENERAL-PURPOSE MICROPROGRAM-CONTROLLED COMPUTER WITH ELEMENTARY STR~CTURE
RCONDUCTIVITY OF SUPERIMPOSED METALLIC FILMS
SOME ELEMENTARY THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS CONCERNING SUPE IBMJ621 75
HARV49 119
ELECTROCHEMICAL COMPUTING ELEMENTS
PACM52P 143
NONLINEAR SWITCHING ELEMENTS
EJCC56
39
A TECHNIQUE FOR USING MEMORY CORES AS LOGICAL ELEMENTS
HARV572 213
THE STATE OF COMPUTER CIRCUITS CONTAINING MEMORY ELEMENTS
EJCC59
28
DEPOSITED MAGNETIC FILMS AS LOGIC elEMENTS
HACC59
18
ARITHMETIC AND CONTROL ELEMENTS
HACC59
22
LINEAR ELECTRONIC COMPUTER ELEMENTS
HACC59
23
NONLINEAR ELECTRONIC COMPUTER ELEMENTS
HACC.,9
27
MECHANICAL COMPUTER elEMENTS
I CIPS9 290
PLASTIC NEURONS AS MEMORY ELEMENTS
WCR 594 5~
PLASTIC NEURONS AS MEMORY ELEMENTS
WJCC6115
TESTING OF MICROLOGIC elEMENTS
WJCC61 299
COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTING elEMENTS
WJCC61 405
FACTORS AFFECTING CHOICE OF MEMORY elEMENTS
PGEC611 42
BILATERAL SWITCHING USING NONSYMMETRIC elEMENTS
IFIP62 632
ELEMENTS
HYDRAULIC ANO PNEUMATIC SWITCHING
IFIP62 736
OIGITAL FILTERS WITH THRESHOLD elEMENTS
P IRE625 1067
DEVElOPMENT IN HIGH-SPEED SWITCHING ELEMENTS
AIC 634 169
DIGITAL FLUID LOGIC ELEMENTS
MATRIX USING FERROELECTRIC CONOENSERS AS BISTABLE ELEMENTS
MEMORY JACM5,)3 169
TOWARD A IflP62 3/9
THEORY OF AUTOMATA BASED ON MORE REALISTIC PRIMITIVE ELEMENTS
RfALlZATlON PGEC633 183
OF ARBITRARY LOGICAL FUNCTIONS USING MAJORITY ELEMENTS
TRIGONOMETRIC R PGEC572 86
ESOLUTION IN ANALOG COMPUTERS BY MEANS OF MULTIPLIER ELEMENTS
THE MULTIPURPOSE 16MJ591 46
BIAS DEVICE PART II, THE EFFICIENCY OF LOGICAL ELEMENTS
ERRORS ASSOCIATED AUS 60 C9.1
WITH HALL MULTIPLIERS WHEN USED AS COMPUTING ELEMENTS
3
LEM-l, SMALL SIZE GENERAL CACM590
PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER USING MAGNETIC (FERRITEI ELEMENTS
THE REALIZATION OF SYMMETRIC PGEC613 371
SWITCHING FUNCTIONS WITH LINEAR-INPUT LOGICAL ELEMENTS
TIME AVERAGE THERMAL PROPERTIES PGEC622 200
OF A COMPUTER UTILIZING THIN-FILM SUPERCONDUCTING ELEMENTS
AN OPERATIONAL HYBRID COMPUTING PGEC636 715
SYSTEM PROVIDES ANALOG-TYPE COMPUTATION WITH DIGITAL elEMENTS
CONSIDERATIONS FOR THE SELECTION NCR 544 109
OF MAGNETIC CORE MATERIALS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTER ELEMENTS
PATTERN AND CHARACTER RECOGNITION WJCC.,9 304
SYSTEMS, PICTURE PROCESSING BY NETS OF NEURON-LIKE ELEMENTS
AADC60 163
CIRCUIT ELEMENTS AND COMPUTER UNITS
ICIP.,9 400
THE PRINCIPLE OF MAJORITY DECISION LOGICAL ELEMENTS AND THE COMPLEXITY OF THEIR CIRCUITS
EJCC5'l
15
NEGATIVE-RESISTANCE ELEMENTS AS DIGITAL CO~PUTER COMPONENTS
RE MAGNETIC CORES
THE SIMULATION OF NEURAL ELEMENTS BY ELECTRICAL NETWORKS BASED ON MULTI-APERTU PIRE611 49
PACM52P 159
OPTICAL ELEMENTS FOR COMPUTERS
IWITH RECTANGULAR HY ECIP.,') 105
STERESIS LOOP FOR APPLICATION AS MEMORY DR SWITCHING ELEMENTS IN COMPUTERS IGERMANI
RMANI
FERRITES AND TITANATES AS DECISION ELEMENTS IN SWITCHING CIRCUITS AND MEMORY SYSTEMS IGE ECIP55 111
MSEE462 11
ELEMENTS OF A COMPLETE COMPUTING SYSTEM
THE POPULARIZATICN OF COMPUTERS IN BUSINESS II
THE ELEMENTS OF A CONVENIENT GENERAL LANGUAGE LEADING TO ROME62 549
CACM614 167
TOPOLCGICAl ORDERING OF A LIST OF RANDOMLY-NUMBERED ELEMENTS OF A NETWORK
OF GRAPHS IEXAMPLES AND APPLICATIONS ON AI
FIRST ELEMENTS OF A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE FOR THE PROCESSING ROME62 717
ELEMENTS Of BOOLEAN ALGEBRA FOR THE STUDY OF INFORMAT P IRE530 1366
ION-HANDLING SYSTEMS
CACM62., 237
BASIC ELEMENTS OF coeOL 61
OCR 62
15
SOME ELEMENTS OF OPTICAL SCANNING
CAN 5B 148
ELEMENTS OF PROGRAMMING
PACM52P 281
RECTIFIERS AS ELEMENTS OF SWITCHING CIRCUITS
NCR 624 124
SYSTEMS
ADAPTIVE DECISION ELEMENTS TO IMPROVE THE RELIABILITY OF REDUNDANT
PACM5'l
29
REDUCTICN OF A GENERALIZED MATRIX OF POLYNOMIAL ELEMENTS TO TRIANGULAR FORM ON THE IBM 704
A RAP ID IEES,)6 427
DIGITAL-TO-ANALOGUE CONVERTOR FOR NUMBERS HAVING ELEVEN BINARY DIGITS
RTCS62 32B
THE DESIGN OF DIGITAL CIRCUITS TO ELIMINATE CATASTROPHIC FAILURES
CACM624 211
DIGITAL DESIGN
A METHOD FOR ELIMINATING AMBIGUITY DUE TO SIGNAL COINCIDENCE IN
MPUTER SOLUTIONS OF ORDI
PARAMETRIC TECHNIQUES FOR ELIMINATING DIVISION AND TREATING SINGULARITIES IN CO PGEC621 42
MPUTER SI
CORRECTION TO 'PARAMETRIC TECHNIQUES FOR ELIMINATING DIVISION AND TREATING SINGULARITIES IN CO PGEC624 510
RSE OF AN ARelTRARY COMPLEX MATRIX
AN ELIMINATION METHOD FOR COMPUTING THE GENERALIZED INVE JACM634 532
TCJ5621 61
DIAGONAL FOR~
INSTABILITY OF THE ELIMINATION METHOD OF REDUCING A MATRIX TO TRIELIMINATION OF CARRY PROPAGATION IN DIGITAL COMPUTERS ICIP59 3119
CACM5'l3
3
ELIMINATION OF SPECIAL FUNCTIONS FRrM DIFFERENTIAL
EQUATIONS
CACM.,96 21
REMARKS ON 'ELIMINATION OF SPECIAL fUNCTIONS FROM DIFFERENTIAL
EQUATIONS'
TCJ4612 168
THE REDUCTION OF A MATRIX TO CODIAGONAL FORM BY ELIMINATIONS
TCJ'i634 345
THE ELLIOTT ALGOL INPUT-OUTPUT SYSTEM
TCJ5622 127
REPORT ON THE ELLIOTT ALGOL TRANSLATOR
TCJ6644 328
E.S.P. THE ELLIOTT SIMULATOR PACKAGE
JACM572 151
AN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING ROUTINE FOR THE ELLIOTT 401
SYMPOSIUM ON EXPERIENCES WITH THE TCJ2593 120
USE OF MAGNETIC TAPE 2, MAGNETIC FILMS ON A NATIONAL-ELLIOTT 405
TCJ2604 185
TIME-SHARING ON THE NATIONAL-ELLIOTT 802
ARAP612 17
THE ELLIOTT 803 AUTOCODE MARK II
R ENGINEERING BY PACKAGED UNIT CONSTRUCTION
THE ELLIOTT-NRDC CCMPUTER 401, A DEMONSTRATION OF COMPUTE AOC 53 213
IBMJ574 349
A RADIANT-ENERGY HEATER USING AN ELLIPSOIDAL REFLECTOR
179

COMP~TER

LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

179

ELL - EQIJ

TITLE WORO INOEX

ELE - ENG

A SURVEY OF COMPUTER METHODS FOR SOLVING ELlI PTIC AND PARABOLIC PART!AL OIFFERENTI AL EQUATIONS ICC 631
3
CULATION AND PROGRAMMING OF DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS FOR ELLIPTIC BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS
AUTOMATIC CAL IF IP62 126
TS IJSING NEWTON'S METHOO FOR NONLINEAR PARABOLIC AND ELLIPTIC BOUNOARY-VALUE PROBLEMS
IMERICAL EXPERIMEN CACM614 187
STUOIES OF IMPLICIT ITERATIVE METHODS FOR SOLVING ELLIPTIC OIFFERENCE EQUATIONS
NUMERICAL IFIP62 132
POLATED MOOIFIEO AITKEN ITERATION METHOD FOR SOLVING ELLIPTIC DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS
THE EXTRA TCJ6632 193
PROCESSES
SOLUTION OF ELLIPTIC DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS BY STATIONARY ITERATIVE I CIP59
79
QUICK CALCULATION OF JACOBIAN ELLIPTIC FUNCTIONS
CACM627 399
CACM629 481
CORRIGENOIJM TO 'QIJICK CALCULATION OF JACOBIAN ELLIPTIC FUNCTIONS'
ON THE NIJMERICAL COMPUTATION OF INCOMPLETE ELLIPTIC INTEGRALS
BIT 611
B
NIJMERICAL ANALYSIS OF TWO GENERALIZEO ELLIPTIC INTEGRALS
PACM62 108
EVALUATION OF INCOMPLETE ELLIPTIC INTEGRALS BY GAUSSIAN INTEGRATION
PACM56
15
NEW FORMULAS FOR COMPIJTING INCOMPLETE ELLIPTIC INTEGRALS OF THE FIRST AND SECOND KINO
J ACM594 515.
FORMULAS FOR COMPUTING INCOMPLETE ELLIPTIC INTEGRALS OF THE FIRST ANO SECOND KINDS
JACM632 126
ERRATIJM IN 'FORMULAS FOR COMPIJTING INCOMPLETE ELLIPTIC INTEGRALS OF THE FIRST AND SECOND KINOS'
J ACM633 412
SE OF CONVERGENCE RATES OF RELAXATION PROCEOURES FOR ELLIPTIC PARTIAL DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS
ON THE INCREA J ACM60 1 29
LIJE PROBLEMS INVOLVING THE DIFFERENCE ANALOGUE OF AN ELLIPTIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
IBOUNDARY VA JACM592 204
CACM638 460
A NOTE ON THE DANGLING 'ELSE' IN ALGOL 60
THE ORGANIZATION ANO REORGANIZATION OF EMBRYONIC CELLS
SOS 59 101
OF THE UNITED STATES
EMERGENCY SIMULATION OF THE DUTIES OF THE PRESIDENT
WJCC59 314
AUS 573 309
EMI DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS
A CASE STUDY IN THE APPLICATION OF AN EMIDEC ELECTRONIC DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM
8CS 58 465
AUS 60013.3
THE SOLID-STATE DATA PROCESSING COMPUTER EMIDEC 1100
AND PRESSIJRE SHIFTS IN MODE STRUCTURE OF STIMULATEO EMISSION FROM GAAS JUNCTIONS
LINE WIDTHS IBMJ632 155
ANOMALOUS PHOTOELECTRIC EMISSION FROM NICKEL
I BMJ631 34
A SECONDARY-EMISSION PULSE CIRCUIT. ITS ANALYSIS AND APPLICATION PGEC604 439
WCR 584 54
AN EMITTER-FOLLOWER-COUPLED, HIGH-SPEED BINARY COUNTER
NOTE ON EMPIRICAL BOIJNDS FOR GENERATING BESSEL FUNCTIONS'
CACM585
3
PROVING MACHINE
EMPIRICAL EXPLORATIONS OF THE GEOMERTY-THEOREM
CATH63 153
MACHINE
EMPIRICAL EXPLORATIONS OF THE GEOMETRY THEOREM
WJCC60 143
CASE STIJDY IN HEURISTIC
EMPIRICAL EXPLORATIONS OF THE LOGIC THEORY MACHINE, A WJCC57 21B
A CASE STUDY IN HEURISTICS
EMPIRICAL EXPLORATIONS WITH THE LOGIC THEORY MACHINE. CATH63 109
RATIONAL APPROXIMATION OF EMPIRICAL FUNCTIONS
BIT 621 53
ROLES OF INFCRMATION AND IMAGINATION
EMPIRICAL LAWS AND PHYSICAL THEORIES. THE RESPECTIVE SOS 62 231
AN EMPIRICAL MOOEl FOR COMPUTER INDEXING
MIPP61 207
TCJ1594 196
A METHOD FOR THE REDUCTION OF EMPIRICAL MUll I-VARIABLE FUNCTIONS
REMARKS ON MECHANIZED INDEXING AND SOME SMALL-SCALE EMPIRICAL RESULTS
SOME HIPP61 266
HARV49 147
EMPIRICAL STUDY OF EFFECTS OF ROUNDING ERRORS
AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF MINIMAL STORAGE SORTING
CACH635 206
GENERATOR
EMPIRICAL TESTS OF AN ADOITIVE RANOOM NUMBER
JACM594 S27
ON SYSTEM
THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN EMPIRICALLY BASED MATHEMATICALLY DERIVED CLASSIFICATI SJCC62 279
E JCC5'! 143
IJNIJSUAL TECHNIQUES EMPLOYED IN HEAT TRANSFER PROGRAMS
TIME TO FAILURE
CIRCUIT DESIGN EMPLOYING A OIGITAL COMPIJTER TO ATTAIN LONGEST MEAN
NCR 574 U5
PACM62 102
A MULTI-VARIANT GENERALIZED SORT PROGRAM EMPLOYING AUXILIARY DRUM STORAGE
PIRE530 1341
AN AIJTDMATIC TELEPHONE SYSTEM EMPLOYING MAGNETIC DRUM MEMORY
L DATA INDEXING
AN AUTOMATIC ABSTRACTING PROGRAM EMPLOYING STYLO-STATISTICAl TECHNIQUES AND HIERARCHIA PACM61 ~3
MULTIPATH CORES
CIRCUITS EMPLOYING TOROIDAL MAGNETIC CORES AS ANALOGS OF
PGEC622 218
SPEED OIRECT-COUPLED MAGNETIC MEMORY SENSE AMPLIFIER EMPLOYING TUNNEL-DIODE DISCRIMINATORS
A HIGH- PGEC633 282
18MJ583 223
A FULL BINARY ADDER EMPLOYING TWO NEGATIVE-RESISTANCE DIODES
SYSTEM
AUS 63 C.B
ENCAPSIJLATED LOGIC BLOCKS, THE A.W.A. 'DATABLOC'
PRINTING CHEMICAL STRUCTIJRES ElECTRONICAllY, ENCOOED COMPOUNDS SEARCHED GENERICALLY WITH IBM 702
ICSI5al 711
WJCC54 128
A SHAFT-TO-DIGITAL ENCODER
A DIGITAL VOLTAGE ENCODER
PGEC543 25
AN ERROR CORRECTING ENCODER AND DECODER FOR PHONE LINE OATA
leCR 594 21
A DICTIONA~Y FOR MINIMUM REDUNDANCY ENCODING
JACM634 413
PGEC624 507
ENCODING AND DECODING FOR CYCLIC PERMIJTATION CODES
A .STATISTICAL APPROACH TO MECHANIZED ENCODING ANO SEARCHING OF LITERARY INFORMATION
18MJ574 309
ON THE ENCODING OF ARBITRARY GEOMETRIC CONFIGIJRATIONS
PGEC612 260
ENCODING OF INCOMPLETELY SPECIFIEO BOOLEAN MATRICES
WJCC60 231
DNR 56
11
AUTOMATIC DIGITAL ENCODING SYSTEM II
PACM56
29
AUTOMATIC DIGITAL ENCODING SYSTEM, II (ADES III
APPLICATION OF A SMALL SCALE COMPUTER TO PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED IN ENGINEERING, SCIENTIFIC AND STATISTICA AUS 60 Bl.2
G FACII
SOME MATHEMATICAL AND PROGRAMMING PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED IN THE OPERATION OF A SCIENTIFIC COMPIJTIN CAN 5B
1B
BEHAVIOR OF SIJPERCONDUCTORS OF NEGATIVE SURFACE ENERGY
THE MAGNETIC 18MJ621 63
OR AND A NORMAL CONDUCTOR
SURFACE ENERGY EFFECTS AT THE BOUNDARY BETWEEN A SUPERCONDIJCT IBMJ621 71
I
MAGNETIC FIELD DEPENDENCE OF THE SUPERCONDUCTING ENERGY GAP IN GINZBURG-LANDAU THEORY WITH APPLICATION IBMJ621 44
C FIelD
DEPENDENCE OF THE ENERGY GAP IN SUPERCONDUCTORS ON POSITION AND MAGNET! IBMJ621 49
IBMJ574 349
A RADIANT-ENERGY HEATER IJSING AN ELLIPSOIDAL REFLECTOR
DETERMINING REQUIREMENTS FOR ATOMIC ENERGY INFORMATION FROM REFERENCE QUESTIONS
ICSI581 181
CE SERVICES BY SCANDINAVIAN SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS ENGAGED IN RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
IRE AND REFEREN ICSI581 19
THE IMPERIAL COLLEGE COMPUTING ENGINE
FTT 53 161
HIGH SPEED COMPUTATION OF ENGINE PERFORMANCE
CAS 55
11
DIGITAL COMPUTERS AND THE ENGINEER
FTT 53 223
DIGITAL COMPUTE~ AS AN AID TO THE ELECTRICAL DESIGN ENGINEER
THE I EES56
41
CONTROLLED MACHINE TOOLS AND THE PRODUCTION ENGINEER
NUMERICAllY AUS 573 306
EJCC51
94
COMPIJTING MACHINES IN AIRCRAFT ENGINEERING
UNIT CONTROL SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
WJCC54
89
ANALOG COMPUTATION IN ENGINEERING
HACC59
21
THE ROLE OF LARGE SCALE DIGITAL COMPIJTERS IN NIJCLEAR ENGINEERING
AUS 60 B8.1
SYMBOLIC LOGIC IN LANGIJAGE ENGINEERING
WJCC60
61
DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING
CAS 61 132
THE USE OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
AODC62 13B
SIMIJLATION IN SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
IBSJ621 33
PPLICATIONS OF AIJTOMATIC COMPUTERS IN HYDRO-ELECTRIC ENGINEERING
SOME A AUS 60 B2.1
AND DEFINITIONS IN AIJTOMATIC DIGITAL COMPUTER ENGINEERING
BASIC NOMENCLATIJRE CENG59 110
WORKING PRINCIPLES OF SOME SELF-ADJUSTING SYSTEMS IN ENGINEERING AND BIOLOGY
ANALYSIS OF THE ICIP59 298
THE IBM MAGNETIC DRUM CALCULATOR TYPE 650. ENGINEERING ANO DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
WJCC54 140
EDPM 705 IN ENGINEERING ANt MANAGEMENT IGERMAN)
ECIP55 102
COMPIJTERS
ENGINEERING AND SCIENTIFIC APPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL
I EES56
10
, INTERPRETERS. AND ASSEMBLERS
TRAINING FOR ENGINEERING AND SCIENTIFIC APPLICATIONS VIA COMPILERS CAS 59 116
AN ENGINEERING APPLICATION OF LOGIC-STRUCTURE TABLES
CACM61N 516
SC IENTlflC AND ENGINEERING APPLICA nONS
HACC59
10
ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS OF LARGE SCALE COMPUTERS
CAS 55
68
CSIRAC
AUS 63 B.23
SOME ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS OF THE OIGITAL COMPIJTER
EVALUATION OF THE ENGINEERING ASPECTS OF WHIRLWIND I
EJCC51
75
LIOTT-NRoC COMPIJTER 401, A DEMONSTRATION OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING BY PACKAGEO UNIT CONSTRUCTION
THE EL AOC 53 273
SEARCH TYPE, (THAT OF ECONOMICAL PLANNING PERIOD FOR ENGINEERING CAPITAL WORKS)
IEM Of THE OPERATIONS RE AUS 60 B2.2
PARAMETRONS FOR USE IN DIGITAL SYSTEMS
ENGINEERING CHARACTERISTICS OF CYLINDRICAL THIN FILM fJCC63 SH
COMPUTATIONS IN THE FIELD OF ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY
JACM574 393
CONFERENCE REPORT ON THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN ENGINEERING CLASSROOM INSTRUCTION
CACM600 522
IN CHARACTER RECOGNITION MACHINES AT RABINOW ENGINEERING COMPANY
DEVELOPMENTS OCR 62
27
180

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180

ENG - EQtJ

TITLE WORD INDEX

ELL - EQU

THE SEAC INSTALLATION. ENGINEERING CONSIDERATIONS
ONR 53
5
AN ENGINEERING DESCRIPTION OF THE 8URROUGHS DISK FILE
FJCC63 341
CO~PUTER
ENGINEERING DESCRIPTION OF THE ELECTRODATA DIGITAL
PGEC551
1
ENGINEERING DESCRIPTION OF THE IBM TYPE 701 COMPUTER P IRE530 1275
MEMORY
WJCC56
42
ENGINEERING DESIGN OF A MAGNETIC-DISK RANDOM-ACCESS
THE ENGINEERING DESIGN OF THE STRETCH COMPUTER
4B
EJCC59
ENGINEERING DESIGN ON A COMPUTER
LSU 5B
56
A FUNCTION GENERATOR FOR THE SOLUTION OF ENGINEERING DESIGN PROBLEMS
PGEC543 34
A GENERAL ELECTRIC ENGINEERING DIGITAL COMPUTER
HARV49
65
COMPUTERS CHALLENGE ENGINEERING EDUCATION
WJCC55
41
COMPUTERS IN ENGINEERING EDUCATION 1960-1964
PACM62
22
OPERATING AND ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE GAINED WITH LEO
ADC 53
21
A LARGE SCALE ELECTROSTATIC MEMORY
ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE IN THE DESIGN AND OPERATION OF NCR 537 21
ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE WITH THE SEAC
EJCC51
':/0
RELIABILITY OF GOVERNMENT A.D.P. SYSTEMS
SOME ENGINEERING FACTORS OF IMPORTANCE IN RELATION TO THE RMCS60
23
F A SYSTEM OF COMPUTER PRODUCTION CONTROL IN A LIGHT ENGINEERING FACTORY
ITRODUCTION AND ESTABLISHMENT 0 TCJ2593 115
CCMPUTER SHARING BY A GROUP OF CONSULTING ENGINEERING FIRMS
CAS 5B 116
10NAL STRUCTURE
OPTIMUM ALLOCATION OF RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING MANPOWER WITHIN A MULTI-PROJECT ORGANIlAT PACM62
56
CAN A SMALL DIGITAL COMPUTER EARN A PLACE IN A CIVIL ENGINEERING OFFICE
AUS 60 B5.2
IBM 701 ELECTRONIC OATA PROCESSING MACHINE
ENGINEERING ORGANIZATION OF INPUT ANO OUTPUT FOR THE EJCC52
81
ION
THE RELIABILITY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PARTS OF DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS. DISCUSS TCB4614 151
APPLIcATION OF ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS TO ENGINEERING PROBLEMS
PIRE530 1487
APPLICATION OF LARGE COMPUTERS TO RESERVOIR ENGINEERING PROBLEMS
LSU 57
95
-PROGRAMMED ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR IN THE SOLUTION OF ENGINEERING PROBLEMS
ICH TO THE USE OF THE IBM CARD PECS52
9
SOME ENGINEERING PROBLEMS REQUIRING AUTOMATIC COMPUTATION PACM52P 85
DIGITAL COMPUTERS
POWER-SYSTEM ENGINEERING PROBLEMS WITH REFERENCE TO THE USE OF
IEES56
26
AND RETRIEVAL OF RECORDS GENERATED IN A LARGE-SCALE ENGINEERING PROJECT
ORGANIZATION EJCC58
59
THE UNIVERSAL ELECTRONIC DIGITAL ~ACHINE IURALI FOR ENGINEERING RESEARCH
JACM574 511
GENERAL-PURPOSE ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER URAL FOR ENGINEERING RESEARCH PROBLEMS {GERMANI
THE ECIP55
80
THE IRE AFFILIATE PLAN, A NEW VENTURE IN ENGINEERING SOCIETY STRUCTURE AND SERVICE
PGEC572 71
KEYNOTE. ENGINEERING TO~ORROW'S COMPUTERS
PECS52
1
OF A SMALL SCALE COMPUTER TO PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED IN ENGINEERING, SCIENTIFIC AND STATISTICAL COMPUTATIONS AUS 60 Bl.2
SALE, A SIMPLE ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE FOR ENGINEERS
CACM590 22
DEVELOPMENT ON THE TRAINING AND UTILIZATION OF ENGINEERS
THE IMPACT OF COMPUTER WJCC53
4
THE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY OF ENGINEERS AND SCIENTISTS
WJCC59 310
AND
SCIENTISTS
IN
THE
FIELD
OF
COMPUTATION
CLUN55
135
FUTURE DEMANDS FOR ENGINEERS
NO REFERENCE SERVICES BY SCANDINAVIAN SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS ENGAGED IN RESEARCH AND OEVELOPMENT
IRE A ICSI581 19
74
PRESENT POSITION OF COMPUTING-MACHINE DEVELOPMENT IN ENGLAND
THE HARV4'1
MIL 611 111
THE APPLICATION OF THE ARTICLE IN ENGLISH
FJCC63 397
SYNTACTIC STRUCTURE AND AMBIGUITY Of ENGLISH
MIRFAC, A COMPILER CACM639 545
BASED ON STANDARD MATHEMATICAL NOTATION AND PLAIN ENGLISH
MIL 611
7
A PRELIMINARY APPROACH TO JAPANESE-ENGLISH AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION
DATA PROCESSING IN ENGLISH BANKS
IFlP62
45
E TRANSLATION Of RUSSIAN ORGANIC CHEMICAL NAMES INTO ENGLISH BY ANALYSIS AND RESYNTHESIS Of THE COMPONENT MTL 611 265
SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS OF ENGLISH BY COMPUTER, A SURVEY
FJCC63 365
MIMIC, A TRANSLATION FOR ENGLISH COOING
NSMT60 451
IMPLEMENTATION Of ALGOL 60 FOR THE ENGLISH ELECTRIC KOF9
TCJ5622 130
TCB4603 119
THE ENGLISH ELECTRIC KDF9 COMPUTER SYSTEM
NSMT60 229
AUTOMATIC ENGLISH INFLECTION
AN ON-LINE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM USING ENGLISH LANGUAGE
WJCC61
17
DIRECT COOING OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE NAMES
TCJ6632 113
UTOMATIC PROGRAMMING SYSTEM FOR EXPERIMENTAL RUSSIAN-ENGLISH MACHINE TRANSLATION
ITRIAL TRANSLATOR, AN A EJCC58 U8
MIL 611 65
RANDOM GENERATION OF ENGLISH SENTENCES
MfL 612 b15
INTRODUCTION TO AN AUTOMATIC ENGLISH SYNTAX IBY FRAGMENTATIONJ
THE FEASIBILITY OF MACHINE SEARCHING OF ENGLISH TEXTS
I CSI5B2 975
NSMT60 491
SYSTEM OESIGN OF A COMPUTER FOR RUSSIAN-ENGLISH TRANSLATION
THE CLASSIFICATION OF ENGLISH VERBS BY OBJECT TYPES
MTL 611 83
EVAL~ATING NUMBERS EXPRESSED AS STRINGS OF ENGLISH WORDS
CACM600 541
A COMPUTATIONAL APPROACH TO GRAMMATICAL CODING OF ENGLISH WORDS
JACM633 334
A STUOY OF METHODS fOR SYSTEMATICALLY ABBREVIATING ENGLISH WOROS AND NAMES
JACM614 538
ENGLISH-JAPANESE MACHINE TRANSLATION
IClP59 194
OF RETRIEVAL REQUESTS COUCHED IN A 'SEMIFORMAL' ENGLISH-LIKE LANGUAGE
TRANSLATION CACM621 34
TECHNIQUES UTILIZING MINORITY CARRIER STORAGE TO ENHANCE TRANSIENT RESPONSE
HIGH-SPEED CIRCUIT WJCC58 149
FIRING TABLE COMPUTATIONS ON THE ENIAC
PACM52P 103
STATIC ~AGNETIC MEMORY FOR THE ENIAC
PAC"52P 213
DESCRIPTION AND OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ENIAC
BRIEF HARV47
31
OF ERRORS IN NUMERICAL INTEGRATION ON THE ENIAC
ON THE ACCUMULATION MSEflt62 19
EMS ANALYSIS TOOL AND OPERATOR TRAINING FACILITY FOR ENRICO FERMI ATOMIC POWER PLANT
IERVES AS BOTH SYST WJCC60 301
-REAL TIME DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM IN A MAN~FACT~RING ENTERPRISE
10 COMPUTER EVALUATION STUDY fOR A QUASI PACM61 1284
ECIP55 192
AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER ENTERS AN AIRPLANE FACTORY
ON THE SEMANTICAL INTERPRETATION OF LINGUISTIC ENTITIES THAT FUNCTION STRUCTURALLY
MIL 612 543
DECOYS
AN~LOG SIMULATION OF THE RE-ENTRY OF A BALLISTIC MISSILE WARHEAD AND MULTIPLE
SJCC62 267
CACM637 409
A CATALOGUE ENTRY RETRIEVAL SYSTEM
CONDENSATION AND LOOK-UP PROCEDURES FOR OOUBLE ENTRY TABLES
JACM574 456
USE OF A COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL SYSTEM fOR RE-ENTRY VEHICLE FLIGHT SIMULATION
EJCC61 105
ON COMP~TABLE NUMBERS WITH AN APPLICATION TO THE ENTSCHEIOUNGSPROBLEM
ARAP591 230
SOME THEOREMS USEfUL IN THRESHOLD LOGIC FOR ENUMERATING BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS
IFIP62 747
TECHNIQUES FOR ENUMERATING VEBLEN-WEDDERBURN SYSTEMS
JACM604 330
THE ENUMERATION OF TREES BY HEIGHT AND DIAMETER
IBMJ605 473
COMMUNICATION SCIENCES IN A UNIVERSITY ENVIRONMENT
IBMJ584 2bB
INFORMATION HANDLING IN AN ARMS CONTROL INSPECTION ENVIRONMENT
fJ.CC63 529
TO OBTAIN A SYSTEMS MEASURE OF AN AIR DUEL ENVIRONMENT
SI~ULATION PGEC591
55
FEEDBACK THROUGH THE ENVIRONMENT AS AN ANALOG Of BRAIN FUNCTIONING
SOS 59 122
TEM EVALUATOR TECI
OPTIMIZATION OF A RADAR AND ITS ENVIRONMENT BY GEESE. GENERAL ELECTRIC ELECTRONIC SYS WJCC61 490
CL-I, AN ENVIRONMENT FOR A COMPILER
CACM611 23
A COMPUTER DRIVEN SIMULATION ENVIRONMENT FOR AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL STUDIES
FJCC63 437
ELECTRON TUBE PERFORMANCE IN SOME TYPICAL MILITARY ENVIRONMENTS
EJCC53
77
ON SELf-ORGANIZING SYSTEMS AND THEIR ENVIRONMENTS
50S 59
31
NUMERICAL COMPUTATION OF STAR EPHEMERIDES IGERMANI
ECIP55 202
CLOSED-CYCLE PROCESS
EPITAXIAL VAPOR GROWTH OF GE SINGLE CRYSTALS IN A
I BMJ603 248
NUMERICAL METHODS ASSOCIATED WITH LAPLACE'S EQUATION
HARV49 152
THE DOWN-HILL METHOD OF SOLVING A POLYNOMIAL EQUATION
PACM56
7
LEAKAGE ERROR IN A SEMI-DISCRETE ANALOG OF THE HEAT EQUATION
PACM56
43
A NUMERICAL SOLUTION TO THE MISCIBLE DISPLACEMENT EQUATION
LSU 58
90
PACM58
2
EFFICIENT METHOD FOR SOLVING ATOMIC SCHROEDINGER'S EQUATION
JACM584 370
ON THE SOLUTION OF POISSON'S DIFFERENCE EQUATION
HIGH-ORDER DIFFERENCE APPROXIMATIONS TO POISSON'S EQUATION
HARY61
81
OFF ERROR IN THE N~MERICAL SOLUTION OF THE HEAT EQUATION
ROUND- JACM591 48
CONTRACTION SOLUTION Of LAPLACE'S DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
BOUNDARY JACM592 226
CONVERGENCE IN NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE OIFFUSION EQUATION
RATES OF JACM561 29
181

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

181

EQU - EQtJ

TITLE WORD INDEX

FOR THE A~ALOG SOLUTION OF FREDHOLM'S I~TEGRAL
OF A FOURTH CRDER PARABOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL
RECURRENCE FORMULAS FOR THE LINEAR DIFFUSION
IN APPROXIMATING THE SOLUTION OF A DIFFERENTIAL
NUMERICAL INTEGRATION OF AN ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL
FOR THE DOWN-HILL METHOD OF SOLVING A TRANSCENDENTAL
DIFFERENCE APPROXIMATION TO A FOURTH ORDER PARABOLIC
FOR A FOURTH ORDER PARABOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL
FOR A FOURTH ORDER PARABOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL
FOR THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE HEAT CONDUCTION
INE' ITERATIVE METHODS FOR THE BIHARMONIC DIFFERENCE
VALUES OF MATHIEUS EQUATION AND THE SPHEROIDAL WAVE
OF A FUNCTION SATISFYING A SECOND DRDER DIFFERENTIAL
FERENCE ANALOGUE OF AN ELLIPTIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL
RESEARCH ON THE SOLUTIONS OF A CONVOLUTiON
STATES
SOLUTIONS OF THE BCS INTEGRAL
AMMING FOR FINOING CHARACTERISTIC VALUES OF MATHIEUS
RICAL SOLUTION OF THE REYNOLD'S PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL
ON STUDY PART II, NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE REYNOLDS
CONTRACTION SOLUTION OF LAPLACE'S DIFFERENTIAL
THE WAVE
APPLICATION OF THE LICHTENSTEIN-GERSHGORIN INTEGRAL
L HARMONICS AS APPLIED TO THE ONE-VELOCITY BOLTZMANN
ANALOG REPRESENTATION OF POISSON'S
ANALOG COMPUTER WIRING OIAGRAM FROM THE DIFFERENTIAL
A METHOD FOR FOR THE DETERMINATION OF A DIFFERENTIAL
I
THE NUMERICAL SOLUTiON OF A PARTIAL DIFFERENTiAL
ICIENT CONOITION FOR STABILITY OF PARTIAL OIFFERENCE
A NOVEL TYPE OF ISOGRAPH (ALGEBRAIC
THE EFFECT OF PARAMETERS ON THE ROOTS OF AN
THE ADVANTAGE OF LOGICAL
THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE HEAT
PERIODIC SOLUTIONS OF THE WAVE
A NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE HELIUM WAVE
THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL
THE SOLUTION OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL
NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL
ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES TO ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL
AN OPERATIONAL METHOD FOR THE STUDY OF DIFFERENTIAL
ON BATEMAN'S METHOO FOR SOLVING LINEAR INTEGRAL
SOME PROPERTIES OF BOOLEAN
A tOMPUTER ANALYTIC METHOD FOR SOLVING DIFFERENTIAL
THE SECANT METHOD FOR SIMULTANEOUS NONLINEAR
STABILITY OF A NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF OIFFERENTIAL
ELIMINATION CF SPECIAL FUNCTIONS FROM DIFFERENTIAL
ON PRCGRAMMING THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF POLYNOMIAL
A SIMPLE TECHNIQUE FOR COOING OIFFERENTIAL
A SOLUTION TO THE EULER ANGLE TRANSFORMATION
A BASIS FOR THE MECHANIZATION OF THE THEORY OF
SOLUTION OF NONLINEAR KINETIC
A GENERALIZED METHOO FOR FINDING ROOTS OF NON-LINEAR
A DIRECT METHOD FOR SOLVING LINEAR ALGEBRAIC
A MACHINE METHOD FOR SOLVING POLYNOMIAL
ON LEAST SQUARES SOLUTIONS OF LINEAR
A METHOD FOR SOLVING SIMULTANEOUS POLYNOMIAL
CHEBYSHEV METHODS FOR ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL
PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL
NU~ERICAL SOLUTION OF SYSTEMS OF NONLINEAR
A LARGE PROBLEM IN ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL
STUDY OF NUMERICAL METHODS FOR SOLVING OIFFERENTIAL
COMPILER FOR SOLVING SYSTEMS OF LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL
REMARKS ON THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL
TRIDIAGONAL ~ATRICES AND TYPE-INSENSITIVE DIFFERENCE
OF NUMERICAL METHODS FOR PARABOLIC OIFFERENTlAL
COLLOCATION METHODS FOR ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL
ERROR IN ThE SOLUTION OF CERTAIN LINEAR DIFFERENCE
REGRESSION AND THE SOLUTION OF SIMULTANEOUS
SOLUTION OF CERTAIN TRI-DIAGONAL SYSTEMS OF LINEAR
OF NUMERICAL SOLUTIONS OF ORDINARY OIFFERENTIAL
OIRECTION METHOD FOR SOLVING THE BIHARMONIC
COMPUTER TECHNIQUE FOR SOLVING COORDINATE-ROTATION
KUTTA METHOD OF INTEGRATING ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL
FOR THE SOLUTION OF COMPLEX PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL
DIFFERENCES FOR THE SOLUTION OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL
CORRECTOR METHODS FOR ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL
FOR THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL
OF A SET OF FOURTH ORDER HYPERBOLIC DIFFERENTIAL
OF NU~ERICAL INTEGRATION OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL
OF SOLUTION OF PARABOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL
DIGITAL COMPUTERS FOR SOLVING PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL
PROCESSES ~DR THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL
KUTTA TYPE METHODS FOR HIGHER OROER DIFFERENTIAL
IN THE ANALOGUE SOLUTION OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL
THE INTEGRATION OF HYPERBOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL
OF BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMS. II. SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL
FOR THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF FREOHOL~ INTEGRAL
REDIC TOR-CORRECTOR METHODS FOR ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL
IFFERENTIAL ANALYZER FOR FINOING ROOTS OF POLYNOMIAL
ITERATIVE METHOOS FOR SOLVING ELLIPTIC DIFFERENCE
APPROXI~ATICN OF AN OVERDETERMINED SYSTEM OF LINEAR
COMPUTER STORAGE PROBLEMS IN ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL
OMPUTING TECHNIQUES FOR THE SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL
SLATION TO AUTOMATIC COOING OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL
SOLVING ELLIPTIC AND PARABOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL
ITERATION METHOD FOR SOLVING ELLIPTIC DIFFERENCE
RIBUTION AND THE SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL-DIFFERENCE
NALOG COMPUTER CALCULATIONS BY THE USE OF CONSTRAINT
HEIR PERFORMANCE OF THE ITERATIVE SOLUTION OF LINEAR
E-STEP INTEGRATION SCHEMES FOR ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL
IllES IN COMPUTER SOLUTIONS OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL
182

ENG - EQU

EQUA liON
PROPOSED METHODS JACM5B4 357
EQUATION
NUMERICAL TREATMENT JACM543 III
EQUATION
IMPLICIT VS. EXPLICIT JACM551 42
EQUATION
REPORT ON EXPERIMENTS JACM561 26
EQUATION
OPTIMAL MESH SIZE IN THE JACM621 98
EQUATION
TRIANGULAR WALK PATTERN CACM627 399
EQUATION
A STABLE IMPLICIT FINITE JACM571 IB
EQUATION
OPTIMUM RECURRENCE FORMULAS PACM56
45
EQUATION
OPTIMUM RECURRENCE FORMULAS JACM574 467
EQUATION
HIGH ACCURACY DIFFERENCE FORMULAE TCJ5622 142
EQUATION
SOME COMPUTATIONAL RESULTS ON 'TWO-L JACM613 359
EQUATION
PROGRAMMING FOR FINDING CHARACTERISTIC PECS52
14
EQUATION
IATION OF A FIRST DERIVATIVE FROM A TABLE TCJ3602 112
EQUATION
IBOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS INVOLVING THE DIF JACM592 204
EQUATION (FRENCH)
I FlP62 163
EQUATION AND DEVIATIONS fROM THE LAW OF CORRESPONDING IBMJ621 14
EQUATION ANO THE SPHEROIDAL WAVE EQUATION
PROOR PECS52
14
EQUATION APPLIED TO THE AIR LUBRICATION OF CIRCULARLY PACM61 2A5
EQUATION FOR FINITE SLIDER BEARINGS
IFILM LUBRICATI IBMJ593 256
EQUA TI ON II
BOUNDARY JACM601 37
EQUATION IN A MEDIUM IN MCTION
18MJ601 36
EQUATION IN CONFORMAL MAPPING
THE BIT 613" 141
IMETHOD OF SPHERICA PACM59
56
EQUATION IN INFINITE CYLINDERS
EQUATION IN TWO DIMENSIONS
PGEC604 490
EQUATION INPUT LANGUAGE
GENERATING AN RDME62 709
PGEC634 394
EQUATION MODEL FOR SIMPLE NONLINEAR SYSTEMS
EQUATION ON THE IBM TYPE 701 ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSI PACM52T 115
EQUATION PROBLEMS
A NECESSARY AND SUFF JACM602 163
EQUATION SOLVERI
PGEC582 97
EQUATION SYSTEM
TCJ4611 62
EQUATION TECHNIQUES IN DESIGNING OIGITAL COMPUTERS
WJCC58 IB6
EQUATION USING CHEBYSHEV SERIES
AUS 60B' 5.2
EQUATION WITH A NONLINEAR INTERFACE CONDITION
I BMJ611
2
EQUATION WITH THE SEAC
PACM52T 34
ADC 53 137
EQUATIONS
EQUA TlONS
ADC 53 147
EQUATIONS
EJCC54
58
EQUATIONS
LSU 55 207
EQUATIONS
AUS 571 110
JACM573 314
EQUATIONS
PGEC584 291
EQUATIONS
EQUATIONS
EJCC59 238
CACM5'lD 12
EQUATIONS
EQUATIONS
JACM592 196
CACM5'l3
3
EQUA nONS
CACM60D 644
EQUATIONS
EQUATiONS
CACM60N 616
PGEC603 362
EQUA TlONS
EQUATIONS
CPFS61
95
HARV61 262
EQUATIONS
PACM61 5A2
EQUATiONS
EQUA TlONS
PACM61 5A3
JACM612 151
EQUATIONS
JACM614 628
EQUATIONS
IFIP62 107
EQUATIONS
TCJ4624 318
EQUA TlONS
TCJ6631 69
EQUATIONS
JACM634 550
EQUATIONS
TC86634 125
EQUA TiONS
3
EQUATIONS
A PACM58
EQUATIONS
A CAN 60 276
EQUATIONS
SOME AUS 571 108
QUASI- PACM59
31
EQUATIONS
EQUA TlONS
A SURVEY AlC 612
1
EQUATiONS
CHEBYSHEV TCJ6644 358
14
EQUATIONS
GENERATED PACM56
NONLINEAR CACM627 397
EQUATiONS
NOTE ON THE TCJ5634 327
EQUA TlONS
THE EXTENS ION PACM59
53
EQUATIONS
AN ALTERNATiNG PACM58
5
EQUA TlONS
EQUATIONS
AN INCREMENT At PGEC614 748
EQUA nONS
NOTE ON RUNGE- TCJ2591 23
A NEW TECHNIQUE PACM61 13C3
EQUA TlONS
EQUA nONS
METHOD OF FINITE HARV47 1)3
EQUATIONS
STABLE PREDICTOR- JACM591 37
FIFTH-ORDER METHOOS JACM621 64
EQUATIONS
1
EQUATIONS
NUMERICAL TREATMENT PACM58
AN EXPONENTIAL METHOD CACM638 491
EQUATIONS
ON DIFFERENCE METHODS AUS 571 114
EQUATIONS
THE USE OF HIGH-SPEED I CIP5'}
66
EQUA TlONS
SOME GENERAL IMPLICit TCJ5634 329
EQUATIONS
AN EVALUATION OF RUNGE- JACM614 1.37
EQUATIONS
HIGHER ORDER DIFFERENCES JACM564 325
EQUATIONS
NUMERICAL PROCEDURES FOR ECIP55 180
EQUA HONS
EQUATIONS
SIMULATION AND ANALYSIS CACM621 63
A CHEBYSHEV SERIES METHOD TCJ6631 102
EQUATIONS
STABILITY PROPERTIES OF P JACM624 457
EQUA TlONS
EQUA TlDNS
THE USE OF A REPETITIVE 0 PGEC592 182
EQUA TlONS
NUMERICAL STUOIES OF IMPLICIT IF IP62 132
EQUATIONS
ON THE 'BEST' AND 'LEAST QTH' JACM573 341
EQUATIONS
SUCCESSIVE APPROXIMATIONS AND CACM615 222
EQUA TlONS
COMBINED ANALOGUE AND DIGITAL C WJCC56
64
EQUA TIONS
THE APPLICATI ON OF FORMUoLA TRAN AKAP591 Bl
A SURVEY OF COMPUTER METHOOS FOR ICC 1.31
EQUATIONS
3
THE EXTRAPOLATED MODIFIED AITKEN TCJ6632 193
EQUA TlONS
A MATHEMATICAL MODEL OF DRUG DIST If IP62 145
EQUA TIONS
ON THE REDUCTION OF ERROR IN CERTAIN A WJCC60 173
EQUATIONS
ICCMPARISON OF MACHI~E ORGANIlATIONS BY T JACM594 476
EQUA TlDNS
IERALL STABILITY AND CONVERGENCE OF SINGL PACM56
13
EQUATIONS
42
EQUATIONS
II~INATING DIVISION AND TREATING SINGULAR PGEC621

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHV 1946-1963

IB2

EQU - ERR

TITLE WORD INDEX

NCE APPROXIMATIONS TO SEPARABLE PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL
VALUE PROBLEMS FOR SYSTEMS OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL
FOR THE SOLUTION OF SYSTEMS OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL
S FOR A SET OF SIMULTANEOUS FIRST OROER DIFFERENTIAL
ELAXATION PRCCEDURES FOR ELLIPTIC PARTIAL OIFFERENCE
FOR THE APPROXIMATE INTEGRATION OF DIFFERENTIAL
ITERATIVE PROCEDURES FOR SOLVING SYSTEMS Of LINEAR
UTI ON OF THE CAUCHY PROBLEM FOR PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL
NCE EQUATIONS WHICH APPROXIMATE PARTIAL DiffERENTIAL
S ON SEAC FOR NUMERICAL INTEGRATIONS OF DIFFERENTIAL
SIMULTANEOUS
T BOUNDARY CCNOITIONS
THE SOLUTION OF NON-LINEAR
ASE SHIFTS
METHODS FOR SOLUTION OF NON-LINEAR
THE SOLUTION OF SIMULTANEOUS LINEAR
ESIGN OF AN ANALOG COMPUTER FOR THE SOLUTION OF SOME
THE SOLUTION OF SYSTEMS OF LINEAR ALGEBRAIC
ELERATING THE JACOBI METHOD FOR SOLVING SIMULTANEOUS
DIFFERENTIALI
THE SOLUTION OF PARTIAL OIFFERENTIAL
DIFFERENTIALI
THE SOLUTION OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL
NO PROGRAMS FOR THE SOLUTION OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL
TION OF SYSTEMS OF ORDINARY AND PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL
S IN THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL
SOLUTION OF ELLIPTIC DIFFERENCE
AUTOMATIC CALCULATION AND PROGRAMMING OF DIFFERENCE
NEW
OPERATIONAL
THE STABILITY OF NON-LINEAR DIFFERENCE-DIFFERENTIAL
THE SOLUTION OF NONLINEAR ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL
BOOLEAN MATRIX
ON THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF CHARACTERISTIC
NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL
OIGITAL COMPUTER SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL
AND ITERATIVE METHOOS FOR THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF
NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE VON KARMAN LARGE DEFLEXION
APPLICATION OF THE AOJOINT SYSTEM OF DIFFERENTIAL
THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF SECOND-OROER DIFFERENTIAL
AN ANALOG SOLUTION FOR THE STATIC LONDON
FOR THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF CERTAIN INTEGRAL
INION THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF FREDHOLM INTEGRAL
LEM FOR SYSTEMS OF QUASI-LINEAR PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL
SOLUTICN
PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL
SOLVING INTEGRAL
SOLUTION OF ALGEBRAIC AND TRANSCENDENTAL
METHCDS FOR THE SOLUTION OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL
A NUMERICAL METHOD FOR SOLVING CONTROL OIFFERENTIAL
RUNGE-KUTTA METHODS FOR INTEGRATING DIFFERENTIAL
SOLUTION OF CERTAIN LARGE SETS OF
KUTTA THIRO-CRDER PROCEDURE FOR SOLVING DIFFERENTIAL
THE SOLUTlCN OF SIMULTANEOUS ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL
SOLUTION OF SIMULTANEOUS LINEAR
THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF FREOHOL~ INTEGRAL
00 TO SOLVE IN THE LARGE SOME NONLINEAR DIFFERENTIAL
SOLUTION OF NON-LINEAR INTEGRAL
ROGRAM FOR THE AUTOMATIC INTEGRATION OF DIFFERENTIAL
A COMPUTER FOR SOLVING LINEAR SIMULTANEOUS
TIOI
ON THE DEFINITION OF STABILITY FOR OIFFERENLE
BISTABLE SYSTEMS OF DIFFERENTIAL
ON THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL
PRACTICAL SOLUTION OF LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL DIFFERENCE
INTO FIRST CRDER OF MULTI-OROER LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL
ON PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL
THE S.S.O.R. ITERATION SCHEME FOR
ROUTINE TO FIND THE SOLUTION OF SIMULTANEOUS LINEAR
AN ANALOGUE COMPUTER TO SOLVE POLYNOMIAL
ITERATIVE METHODS FOR LINEAR
FOR THE AUTOMATIC SOLUTION OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL
SOLUTION OF NON-LINEAR EQUATIONS AND OF DIFFERENTIAL
C DIFFERENTIAL ANI
SOLUTION OF LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL
NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE BOUNDARY LAYER
THE SOLUTION OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL
ON BERNOULLI'S METHOD FOR SOLVING ALGEBRAIO
STABILITY OFA NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL
LINEAR
'ELIMINATION OF SPECIAL FUNCTIONS FROM DIFFERENTIAL
ITIES IN COMPUTER SOLUTIONS OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL
MANGANESE-IRCN-OXYGEN
PHASE
DYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF ECONOMIC OF ECONOMIC
TRIGGER CIRCUITS HAVING SEVERAL STATES OF STABLE
HEMATI
PARTITIONEO POLYNOMIALS, AN APPROACH TOWARD
HIGH SPEED PRINTING
GARMENT TAG
APPROACHES TO DESIGN PROBLEMS IN CONVERSION
THE COMPUTER AND ITS PERIPHERAL
AN EVALUATION OF ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
THE ROLE OF SPECIAL PURPOSE
AN OPTIMIZATION CONCEPT FOR 8USINESS DATA-PROCESSING
A MAGNETIC-TAPE DIGITAL-RECORDING
THE COMPUTER AND ITS PERIPHERAL
OPTIMIZEO CONTROL THROUGH DIGITAL
AN RCA HIGH-PERFORMANCE TAPE TRANSPORT
AUXILIARY DATA PROCESSING
INPUT-OUTPUT
FACTORS AFFECTING THE RELIABILITY OF PERIPHERAL
DESIGN FOR RELIABILITY IN COMPUTER PERIPHERAL
NEW
INTEGRATED ACCOUNTING USING A VARIETY OF
USED TO IMPROVE RELIABILITY IN MILITARY ELECTRONICS
CONSIDERATICNS FOR THE USE OF RANDOM ACCESS STORAGE
TUBE AND CRYSTAL DIODE EXPERIENCE IN COMPUTING
INK CHARACTER DEVELOPMENTS, INCLUDING SYSTEMS AND
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EQUATIONS
lIVE PROCESSES FOR SOLVING fINITE-DIFFERE TCJ6631 93
36
EQUATIONS
IROR IN THE NU~ERICAL SOLUTION OF INITIAL ICIP59
EQUATIONS
ISIONS OF THE PREDICTOR-tORRECTOR METHOD TCJ4611 80
EQUATIONS
ISTRUCTION OF TAYLOR SERIES APPROXIMATION JACM613 314
EQUATIONS
ON THE INCREASE OF CONVERGENCE RATES OF R JACM601 29
EQUATIONS (FRENCH)
NEW METHODS IFIP62 157
EQUATIONS (FRENCH)
SOME NONLINEAR IFIP62
97
EQUATIONS (GER"AN)
ICENTRAL DIFFERENtES FOR THE SOL BIT 632 97
EQUATIONS (GERMAN)
INITION OF STABILITY FOR DIFFERE BIT 623 153
EQUATIONS AND FOR GAUSSIAN QUADRATURE
ISUB-ROUTINE PACM52 T 88
TCJ3601 45
EQUATIONS AND LINEAR PROGRAMMING
EQUATIONS AND OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH TWO-POIN TCJ4613 255
EQUATIONS AND THE EXTRACTION OF NUCLEAR SCATTERING PH AUS 63 B.ll
AUS 60B'5.3
EQUATIONS ARISING FROM PARTIAL O.E.'S
EQUATIONS ARISING IN ECONOMIC THEORY AND FORECASTING AUS 60 C7.2
TOMMS8 198
EQUATIONS BY A MONTE CARLO METHOD
EQUATIONS 8Y CHEBYSHEV EXTRAPOLATION WHEN THE EIGENVA TCJ6632 169
EQUATIONS BY DIFFERENCE METHODS USING THE ELECTRONIC WJCC53 208
EQUATIONS BY DIFFERENCE METHODS USING THE ELECTRONIC PIRE530 1497
39
EQUATIONS BY ITERATIVE METHODS
10IGITAL COMPUTERS A PACM59
SOLU TCJ4611 54
EQUATIONS BY QUASI-DIAGONAL MATRICES
5
EQUATIONS BY REPEATED CLOSURES
10F TRUNCATION ERROR JACMS51
ICIP59
79
EQUATIONS BY STATIONARY ITERATIVE PROCESSES
IFIP62 126
EQUATIONS FOR ELLIPTIC BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS
WJCC53
9
EQUATIONS FOR MANAGEMENT
EQUATIONS fOR PROGRAMMING ELECTRON It ANALOG COMPUTERS LSU 55 179
EQUATIONS IN AERODYNAMICS
AUS 60 B9.2
TCJ6631 88
EQUATIONS IN CHEBYSHEV SERIES
PGEC592 Ul
EQUATIONS IN DIGITAL CIRCUIT DESIGN
EQUATIONS IN FLUTTER ANALYSIS
JACM581 45
ECIP55 186
EQUATIONS IN HYDRODYNAMICS WITH BESK (GERMAN)
WJCC58
81
EQUATIONS IN REAL TIME
EQUATIONS IN SQUARE MATRICES OF ARBITRARY FORM (FRENC IFIP62 102
EQUATIONS IN T~E CASE OF A RECTANGULAR CANTILEVER PLA AUS 60 B9.1
50
EQUATIONS IN THE SOLUTION OF THE BANG-BANG CONTROL PR PACM62
EQUATIONS NOT CONTAINING THE fIRST DERIVATIVE EXPLICI TCJ6644 368
ONR 60 331
EQUATIONS OF SUPERCONDUCTIVITY
EQUATIONS OF THE FIRST KIND
A TECHNIQUE JACM621 84
EQUATIONS OF THE FIRST KIND BY THE INVERSION OF THE L JACM631 97
EQUATIONS OF THE FIRST ORDER
IHE INITIAL VALUE PROB I FIP62 11>9
1 F IP62
122
EQUATIONS OF THE MIXED TYPE ANO METHODS OF THEIR
PGEC604 503
EQUATIONS ON A REPETITIVE DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER
JAtM591 97
EQUATIONS ON AN AUTOMATIC DIGITAL COMPUTER
ICIP59
12
EQUATIONS ON DIGITAL COMPUTERS
JACM601 61.
EQUATIONS ON DIGITAL COMPUTERS
TCJ1583 118
EQUATIONS ON HIGH SPEED DIGITAL COMPUTERS
TCJ2593 130
EQUATIONS ON PEGASUS USING MATRIX METHODS
A J ACM561 22
EQUATIONS REQUIRING MINIMUM STORAGE
CACM606 355
EQUATIONS USING A GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER
TCJ3601 28
EQUATIONS USING A MAGNETIC-TAPE STORE
AUS 63 B.19
EQUATIONS USING CHEBYSHEV SERIES
IMETH ECIP55 184
EQUATIONS USING HIGH SPEED DIGITAL COMPUTERS
S JCC62 129
EQUATIONS USING ON-LINE COMPUTER CCNTROL
A P TCJ3602 108
EQUATIONS USING THE METHOD OF TAYLOR SERIES
PGEC622 164
EQUATIONS USING THE RESIDUE NUMBER SYSTEM
EQUATIONS WHICH APPROXIMATE PARTIAL OIFFERENTIAL EQUA BIT 623 153
EQUATIONS WITH APPLICATIONS TO TUNNEL DIODE CIRCUITS IBMJ613 226
EQUATIONS WITH CONSTANT COEFFICIENTS
NOTE TCJ6632 206
4
EQUATIONS WITH CONSTANT COEFFICIENTS
IATION TO THE PACMS6
EQUATIONS WITH CONSTANT COEFFICIENTS
IDECOMPOSITION TCJ2593 144
PACMS6
44
EQUATIONS WITH IRREGULAR BOUNDARIES
TCJ6644 366
EQUATIONS WITH ORDERING
A CAtMS94 16
EQUATIONS WITH POLYNOMIAL COEFFICIENTS
AUS 51 196
EQUATIONS WITH REAL COEFFICIENTS
TCJ4613 242
EQUATIONS WITH SYMMETRIC POSITIVE DEFINITIVE MATRIX
EQUATIONS WITH TWO POINT BOUNDARY CONDITIONS
10GRAM ROME62 685
EQUATIONS WITH TWO-POINT BOUNDARY CONDITIONS
THE TCJ4613 255
EQUATIONS WITH VARIABLE COEfFICIENTS BY THE ELECTRONI PGEC534
3
PACM58
1
EQUATIONS WITHOUT SIMILARITY ASSUMPTIONS
EQUATIONS, A SPECIFIC EXAMPLE
AUS 571 115
EQUATIONS, II
PACM56
6
JACM601 46
EQUATIONS, PART II
AUS 63 B.11
EQUATIONS, SOME REMARKS ON CURRENT THEORY
EQUA TIONS'
REMARKS ON CACM596 21
EQUATIONS'
I~INATING DIVISION ANO TREATING SINGULAR PGEC624 510
IBMJ583 193
EQUILIBRIA IN THE FERRITE REGION OF THE SYSTEM
HARV49 333
EQUILIBRIUM
ELECTRONIC CAMB4'! 103
EQUILIBRIUM
60
EQUILIBRIUM BETWEEN ACCURACY AND SPEED IN PRIMARY MAT PACM62
EJCC52
95
EQUIPMENT
EJCC52 122
EQUIPMENT
EQUIPMENT
WJCC54 105
EQUIPMENT
64
EJCC55
HARV55
81
EQUIPMENT
HARV55
91
EQUIPMENT
EQUIPMENT
WJCC55
43
I EES56 346
EQUIPMENT
LSU 56
bO
EQUIPMENT
EQUIPMENT
EJCC51
45
NCR 514 96
EQUIPMENT
LSU 58 152
EQUIPMENT
AAOC60 261
EQUIPMENT
RMCS60
66
EQUIPMENT
RMCS60
61
EQUIPMENT
EDPS61 516
EQUIPMENT
5
TCJ6631
EQUIPMENT
METHODS EJCC53
31
EQUIPMENT
SYSTEMS CAN 60 3~6
EQUIPMENT
EQUIPMENT
ELECTRON EJCC53
61
MAGNETIC AUS 60 A9.2
EQUIPMENT

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

183

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TITLE WORD INDEX

A GENERAL
AUTOMATIC
A HAROWARE
THE UNIVERSAL
AUTOMATIC TYPE
SHAREHOLDER RECORDSOME TECHNIQUES USED
AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION
LIFE INSURANCE PREMIUM
EXPERIENCE IN THE USE OF
DYNAMIC PROOUCTION SCHEDULING OF
EVALUATION AND INSfRUMENTATION OF A SPE
REQUIREMENTS OF THE BUREAU OF OLO-AGE AN
IINTED MOTOR, A NEW APPROACH TO INTERMITT
AND ITS INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS
ANO SYSTEMS
AVAILABLE TO AUSTRALIAN USERS
BEING OFFERED IN AUSTRALIA
CONCEPTS FOR FIELDATA
DESCRIPTION
CHECKING
AUTOMATIC CHECKOUT
FEATURING TEST PROGRAMS FOR DIAGNOSTIC
FOR AN AOVANCEO BOMBING, NAVIGATION ANO MIS
SILE GUIDANCE SUBSYSTEM FOR THEI
DIGITAL COMPUTER
SOME DEVfLOPMENTS IN PERIPHERAL INPUT OUTPUT
FOR DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS
INPUT-OUTPUT
FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
SOME NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN
FOR HIGH-SPEED OIGITAL MACHINES
AN FST-2 RADAR-PROCESSING
FOR SAGE
GROUND OPERATION
FOR THE ORBITING ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATORY
PRIMARY PROCESSOR AND DATA STORAGE
FOR THE OR61TING ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATORY
HOLLERITH ELECTRONIC EQUIPME~T FOR USE IN GOVERNMENT AND INOUSTRY
AND INDUSTRIAL MARKET FOR ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING EQUIPMENT IN AUSTRALIA
THE COMMERCIAL
PROBLEMS IN INSTALLING DATA PROCESSING EQUIPMENT IN BUSINESS
INSTALLATIONS
PERIPHERY EQUIPMENT IN RELATION TO FORMS HANDLING IN COMPUTER
G OF PRODUCTION CD~PONENTS AND SPARE PARTS AT A FARM EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURING COMPANY
IQUIREMENTS PLANNIN
THE INPUT-OUTPUT EQUIPMENT OF THE FERRANTI DIGITAL COMPUTER
IBM EQUIPMENT OFFERING IN AUSTRALIA
FERRANTI EQUIPMENT OFFERING IN AUSTRALIA
NCR EQUIPMENT OFFERING IN AUSTRALIA
BURROUGHS EQUIPMENT OFFERING IN AUSTRALIA
COMPUTERS
EQUIPMENT RELIABILITY AS APPLIED TO ANALOGUE
AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT TO SEAC INPUT-OUTPUT
EQUIPMENTAL AIDS TO COMPUTING
EVALUATION OF NEW COMPUTER COMPONENTS, EQUIPMENTS, AND SYSTEMS FOR NAVAL USE
EQUIPPING A UNIVERSITY COMPUTING LABORATORY
EQUIPPING A UNIVERSITY COMPUTING LABORATORY
COMPUTA TIONAL OEIIAND
EQUIPPING A UNIVERSITY LABORATORY TO SATISFY THE
EQUIPPING THE UNIVERSITY COMPUTATION LABORATORY
EQUIPPING THE UNIVERSITY COMPUTING LABORATORY
EQUITABLE DISTRIBUTION
TATION OF THE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF COMPUTERS BY EQUIVALENCE ALGEBRA CGERMANI
REPRESEN
ON THE EQUIVALENCE AND TRANSFORMATION OF PROGRAM SCHEMES
AN ALGORITHM FOR EQUIVALENCE DECLARATIONS
ANALYSIS
A GENERAL JUNCTION-TRANSISTOR EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT FOR USE IN LARGE-SIGNAL SWITCHING
THE THERMAL EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT OF A TRANSISTOR
CONSTRUCTION
THE EQUIVALENT CIRCUITS OF SHELLS USED IN AIRFRAME
DESIGN FEATURES OF THE ERA 1101 COMPUTER
USER EXPERIENCES AND APPLICATIONS OF THE ERA 1103
THE USE OF THE CHARACTRON WITH ERA 1103
TIVE MAINTENANCE FOR INTERNAL MEMORY SECTIONS OF THE ERA 1103 COMPUTER SYSTEM
COMPUTER-PROGRAMMED PREVEN
AN INTEGRATED COMPUTATION SYSTEM FOR THE ERA-ll03
A METHOD FOR OVERLAPPING AND ERASURE OF LI S TS
SOME PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES FOR THE ERMETH
CONTROL PANEL AND INPUT AND OUTPUT FACILITIES OF ERMETH CGERMANI
C INTEGRALS OF THE FIRST AND SECOND KINDS'
ERRATUM IN 'FORMULAS FOR COMPUTING INCOMPLETE ELLIPfl
UCIBLE REPRESENTATIONS FOR TWO-LEVEL MULTIPLE INPI
ERRATUM IN 'ON A COMPUTER PROGRA~ FOR OBTAINING IRRED
AUTOMATIC PROPAGATED AND ROUND-OFF ERROR ANALYSIS
FLOATING POINT ERROR ANALYSIS
SYSTEM ERROR ANALYSIS IN COMPUTATION
ERROR ANALYSIS IN FLOATING POINT ARITHMETIC
ERROR ANALYSIS OF DIRECT METHODS OF MATRIX INVERSION
AN ERROR ANALYSIS OF ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS
CORRECTION TO AN ERROR ANALYSIS OF ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS
DDA ERROR ANALYSIS USING SAMPLED DATA TECHNIQUES
COPPER-MANDREL POTENTIOMETER DYNAMIC ERROR AND COMPENSATION
RIGOROUS ERROR BOUNDS FOR COMPUTED EIGENSYSTEMS
A GENERALIZATION OF A THEOREM OF CARR ON ERROR BOUNDS FOR RUNGE-KUTTA PROCEDURES
INTEGRATION PROCESS
ERROR BOUNDS FOR THE RUNGE-KUTTA SINGLE-STEP
ON SOME ERROR BOUNOS OF GIVENS
A NOTE ON EXTENDING CERTAIN CODES TO CORRECT ERROR BURSTS IN LONGER MESSAGES
RESIDUE CLASS ERROR CHECKING CODES
A NEW MODEL FOR ERROR CLUSTERING IN TELEPHONE CIRcuns
ERRORS
ERROR CORRECTING CDOES FOR CORRECTING BURSTS OF
DATA
AN ERROR CORRECTIf'oG ENCOOER AND DECODER FOR PHONE LINE
THE PHILOSOPHY OF AUTOMATIC ERROR CORRECTION
LIMITS FOR AUTOMATIC ERROR CORRECTION
SOME NEk CLASSES OF CYCLIC CODES USED FOR BURST-ERROR CORRECTION
PROGRAMMED ERROR CORRECTION IN PROJECT MERCURY
ERROR DETECTION AND ERROR CORRECTION IN REAL-TIME DIGITAL COMPUTERS
PROGRAMMED ERROR CORRECTION ON A DECIMAL CO~PUTER
CODES AND CODING CIRCUITRY FOR AUTOMATIC ERROR CORRECTICN WITHIN DIGITAL SYSTEMS
ARnHMETIC OPERATIONS
ERROR DETECTING AND CORRECTING BINARY CODES FOR
CYCLIC CODES FOR ERROR DETECTION
BOOLEAN ALGEBRA TO SWITCHING CIRCUIT DESIGN AND TO ERROR DETECTION
APPLICATION OF
SYMPOSIUM ON ERROR DETECTION AND CORRECTION
DIGITAL COMPUTERS
ERROR DETECTION AND ERROR CORRECTION IN REAL-TIME
ERROR DETECTION CORRECTION AND CONTROL
A RELIABLE METHOD OF DRIFT STABILIZATION AND ERROR DETECTION IN LARGE-SCALE ANALOG COMPUTERS
ERROR DETECTION IN REDUNDANT SYSTEMS
TECHNIQUES FeR PROGRAM ERROR DIAGNOSIS ON EDSAC 2
ERROR ESTIMATION IN RUNGE-KUTTA PROCEDURES
CONSTITUENTS
ERROR ESTIMATICN IN TRANSFER RATES OF PLASMA
APPROACH TO PLANNING FOR MANAGEMENT USE OF EDPM
REGISTRATION IN HIGH-SPEED CHARACTER SENSING
REPRESENTATION FOR ALGOL 60 USING CREED TELEPRINTER
DATA TRANSCRIBER. A NEW APPROACH TO DATA CONVERSION
SIZE NORMALIZATION IN HIGH SPEED CHARACTER SENSING
HANDLING WITH THE AID OF CHARACTER-RECOGNITION
IN IMPROVING THE RELIABILITY OF INPUT AND OUTPUT
OF PRINTED CODE TO IMPULSES ACCEPTABLE TO COMPUTING
BILLING AND COMBINED OPERATIONS BY ELECTRONIC
MARGINAL-TESTING TECHNIQUES IN VALVE AND TRANSISTOR
JOB-SHOP OPERATIONS ON THE IBM 704 DATA-PROCESSING
CIAL-PURPOSE DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM USING SIMULATION
o SURVIVORS INSURANCE FOR ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
ENT AND CONTINUOUS MOTION DEVICES IN DATA PROCESSING
MULTIPLE REGRESSION ON E.D.P.
TELETYPE HIGH-SPEED TAPE
ICT ELECTRONIC
STC
DATA TRANSMISSION

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COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

EQU - ERR
WJCC59 240
EJCC57 238
TCJ5634 338
WJCC58 225
NCR 584 318
CAS 59
1
RMCS60
63
WJCC55
29
JACM541
7
RMCS60
41
WJCC59 244
EJCC58 127
WJCC53
14
EJCC60 325
CAN 60 109
EJCC54
35
AUS 60015.1
AUS 60014.3
WJCC59 189
HACC59
5
NCR 594 218
PIRE611 313
AUS 60AlO.4
HACC59
20
AUS 51 142
EJCC57 156
SJCC63 141
PGEC636 617
AUS 573 311
AUS 60 Al.2
TCB4601
3
AUS 60A12.4
BIT 632 108
EJCC52 126
AUS 60013.1
AUS 60014.1
AUS 60014.2
AUS 60015.3
JACM541 21
EJCC52
39
CLUN55
15
9
E JCC56
CLUN55 171
CLUN55 181
CLUN55 175
CLUN55 167
CLUN55 187
SJCC63
9
ECIP55 218
CACM580
8
CACM617 310
PGEC614 610
IBMJ591 35
WJCC53
98
EJCC51
43
CAS 55
H
WJCC56
34
PWCS54
62
JACM563 181
CACM60D 655
JACM551
1
ECIP55
87
JACM6H 412
J ACM632 256
PACM58
39
PACM59
!H
CCST61 168
CACM595 10
JACM613 281
PGEC564 207
PGEC513 202
SJCC62 365
PGEC613 516
TCJ4613 230
J ACM60 1 57
JACM5B1 39
JACM582 127
I BMJ632 151
PACM61 1361
I6HJ633 224
I BMJ603 329
WCR 594 21
25
E JCCS8
SOS 61 181
I BMJ632 102
CACM60D 649
WJCC51 179
CACM614 174
RTCS62 152
PGEC603 333
PIRE611 228
PGEC543
6
ICIP59 492
WJCC57 17'1
SJCC63 155
WJCC57 133
WJCC57 ll5
TCJ6631 44
CACM589
7
CAN 60 158
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TITLE WORD INDEX

ERR - EXA

THE CONSTRUCTION OF RATIONAL APPROXIMATIONS FOR THE
A SHORT METHOD FOR MEASURING
LEAKAGE
TION OF SWITCHING FUNCTIONS AS A MEANS OF ~INIMISING
DYNAMIC ACCURACY AND
USE OF CONSTRAINT EQUATIONS
ON THE REDUCTION OF
ON T~E INPUT IMPEDANCE NETWORK
GENERATED
TRUNCATION
ICAL ANO EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON THE ACCUMULATION OF
ROUND-OFF
EQUATIONS
GENERATED
COMPUTING AND
Ol'j

DIRICHLET

PROBLE~S

IN A

DO~AINI

ON THE TRUNCATION
EFFECT Of PROPAGATED
THE
AUTOMATIC

COMPUTERS
SERVO~ULTIPLIER

A FUNOAMENTAL
ESTIMATING THE TRUI'jCATION
REAL-TIME OIGITAL ANALYSIS AND
ON THE MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF
DESIGN ~ETHDDS FOR MAXIMUM MINIMUM-DISTANCE
A BOUND FOR
APPLICATION OF
R-DETECTING COMBINATIONAL PI
AN IDEALIZED OVER-ALL
AN
ALL ERROR-CORRECTING DIGITAL COMPUTER HAVING ONLY AN
RECENT PROGRESS IN THE PRODUCTION OF
AN
EMPIRICAL STUDY OF EFFECTS OF ROUNDING
ERROR CCRRECTING CODES FOR CORRECTING BURSTS OF
STEP INTEGRATION METHODS WHICH MINIMIZE PROPAGATED
TECHNIQUES FOR PROTECTION AGAINST OPERATOR-USER
CODES FOR DETECTING AND CORRECTING MULTIPLE
FOR PROTECTION AGAINST COMPUTER AND OPERATOR
ON THE ASSESSMENT OF ROUNDING
COMPUTING ELEMENTS
CULARLY AS REGARDS FINAC ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
ROUNDING
A NEW GROUP OF CODES FOR CORRECTION OF DEPENDENT
DTH LIMITATIONS
AN ANALYSIS OF CERTAIN
ITOR DIELECTRIC ABSORPTION
AN ANALYSIS OF CERTAIN
PREVENTION OF PROPAGATION OF MACHINE
ODEL FOR DETERMINING THE PROBABILITIES OF UNDETECTED
ON THE ACCUMULATION OF
CODING FOR MULTIPLE ASYMMETRIC
OISCRETIZATION AND ROUNDING
ULATING MACHINES
ON THE ACCUMULATION OF
A STUDY OF FEEDBACK AND
AUTOMATIC CORRECTION OF
NS
ON THE GENERATION Of
TIAL EQUATIONS BY REPEAl
PROPAGATION Of TRUNCATION
BOUNDS fOR THE ROUND-Off
THEORETICAL CONSIDERATION OF COMPUTING
TOLERABLE
AUTOMATIC CORRECTION Of MULTIPLE
THE

DESIGN OF THE
THE PROBLEM OF A COMMON LANGUAGE,
THE
FYLGIA INSURANCE COMPANIES
WITH A CIGITAL COMPUTER IN AN AEROPLANE TESTING
ROL IN A LIGHT ENGINEERING FI
THE INTRODUCTION AND
THE TELECOMMUNICATIONS RESEARCH
THE ROYAL AIRCRAFT
METHOD
ON INITIAL
ERS WITH PROGRAIIIIIE CONTROL
METHODS OF
RUNGE-KUTTA ~ETHOO
A DIRECT DIGITAL METHOD OF POWER SPECTRUM
PARAMETER
ERROR
ERROR
STATISTICAL SAMPLING
AN
SORTING METHODS
10 IN A DOUBLE EXPONENTIAL PROCESS
INTERVAL
A NON-ll NEAR
THE APPLICATION OF SEQUENTIAL
PROCEDURES
RESULTS OF A DEBATE ON
SYSTEM DESIGN OF THE
THE RELAY COMPUTER
THE TRANSISTORIZED COMPUTER
AN ANAlOG COMPUTER REALIZATION OF THE
A SOLUTION TO THE
TRANSLATION
TiGRIS AND
SOME AUTOMAT IC DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN WESTERN
SO~E NOTES ON COMPUTER RESEARCH IN EASTERN
THE U.C.T. IN
THE PROGRESS OF ALGOL IN
185

NOTE ON
ERROR FUNCTION AND FOR SIMILAR FUNCTIONS
ERROR IN A LEAST-SQUARES POWER SERIES
ERROR IN A SEMI-DISCRETE ANALOG OF THE ~EAT EQUATION
ERROR IN AN ON-OFF CONTROL SYSTEM
A CALCULA
ERROR IN ANALOG COMPUTATIONS
ERROR IN CERTA IN ANALOG COMPUTER CALCULATIONS BY THE
ERROR IN OPERATIONAL A~PLIFIERS
ERROR IN ROTATIONAL TRIDIAGONALIZATION
ERROR IN THE GRAEFFE ROOT-SQUARING METHOD
ERROR IN THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF INITIAL VALUE PROB
ERROR IN THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE HEAT EQUATION
ERROR IN THE SOLUTION OF CERTAIN LINEAR DIFFERENCE
ERROR MATRICES IN LINEAR OIFFERENTIAl ANALYZERS
ERROR MINIMIZING NEURAL NETS
ERROR OF DISCRETE APPROXIMATIONS TO THE SOLUTIONS OF
ERROR ON INVERSE OF HILBERT MATRIX
ERROR PROBLEM IN DATA TRANSMISSION
ERROR RECOVERY IN THE NIKE-ZEUS GUIDANCE COMPUTER
ERROR STABILITY IN FINITE MANTISSA FLOATING POINT
ERROR STUDY
ERROR THEORY FOR ANALOG COMPUTERS
ERROR WITH A MeDIFIED RUNGE-KUTTA METHOD
ERROR-COMPENSATING TECHNIQUES
ERROR-CORRECTING CODES
ERROR-CORRECTING CODES
ERROR-CORRECTING CODES
ERROR-CORRECTING CODES TO MULTI-WAY SWITCHING
ERROR-CORRECTING DIGITAL COMPUTER HAVING ONLY AN ERRO
ERROR-CORRECTING PARSE ALGORITHM
IIDEALIZED OVERERROR-OETECTING COMBINATIONAL PART
ERROR-FREE MAGNETIC COMPUTER TAPE
ERROR-SAMPLED SWEEP-POSITION CONTROL SYSTEM
ERRORS
ERRORS
MULTIERRORS
PROGRAMMI NG
ERRORS
N-DI MENS 10NAL
ERRORS
PROGRAMMING STRATEGY
ERRORS
ERRORS (FRENCH I
ERRORS ASSOCIATED WITH HALL MULTIPLIERS WHEN USED AS
ERRORS DUE TO OVERFLOW IN ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS PARTI
ERRORS IN ALGEBRAIC PROCESSES
ERRORS IN ANALOG COMPUTERS
ERRORS IN DATA TRANSMISSION
ERRORS IN ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS I. BANDWI
ERRORS IN ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS II, CAPAC
ERRORS IN ITERATIVE SOLUTIONS OF LINEAR SYSTEMS
ERRORS IN LARGE-SCALE NUMERICAL PROBLEMS
ERRORS IN LONG PROBLEMS
ERRORS IN MAGNETIC TAPE SYSTEMS
A MATHEMATICAL 1'1
ERRORS IN NUMERICAL INTEGRATION ON THE ENIAC
ERRORS IN ONE CHANNEL OF A MULTICHANNEL SYSTEM
ERRORS IN ORBIT DETERMINATION
ERRORS IN PROCESSES OF INTEGRATION ON HIGH-SPEED CALC
ERRORS IN SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
ERRORS IN TEXT
ERRORS IN THE DIGITAL EVALUATION OF CONTINUED FRACTIO
ERRORS IN THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF ORDINARY DIFFEREN
ERRORS IN THE RICHAROSON SECOND ORDER METHOD
ERRORS OF A SLOW TYPE ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER
ERRORS OF NEURCNS FOR INFAll IBLE NETS
ERRORS ORIGINATING IN A COMPUTER MEMORY
ESAKI DIODE
ESAKI DIODE HIGH-SPEED LOGICAL CIRCUITS
ESAKI DIODE LOGIC CIRCUITS
ESAKI DIODE NOT-OR LOGIC CIRCUITS
ESAKI TUNNELING
ESIAC ALGEBRAIC COMPUTER
ESPECIALLY FOR SCIENTIFIC NUMERAL WORK
ESSENTIAL TYPES OF OPERATION IN AN AUTOMATIC COMPUTER
ESTABLISHING ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING AT THE TRYGGESTABLISHMENT
EXPERIENCE
ESTABLISHMENT OF A SYSTEM OF COMPUTER PRODUCTION CONT
ESTABLISHMENT PARALLEL ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER
ESTABLISHMENT SECUENCE-CONTROLLED CALCULATOR
ESTIMATES FOR COMPUTING PTH ROOT OF A BY NEWTON'S
ESTIMATING COMPUTER PERFORMANCE
ESTIMATING THE EFFICIENCY OF UNIVERSAL DIGlfAL COMPUT
ESTIMATING THE TRUNCATION ERROR WITH A MODIFIED
ESTIMATION
ESTIMATION FOR SIMPLE NONLINEAR ~ODELS
ESTIMATION IN RUNGE-KUTTA PROCEDURES
ESTIMATION IN IRANSFER RATES OF PLASMA CONSTITUENTS
ESTIMATION OF QUEUING STRUCTURE BY MEANS OF
ESTIMATION OF fHE RELATIVE EFFICIENCY OF TWO INTERNAL
ESTIMATION OF THE TIME IN ONE STATE TO TOTAL TiME RAT
ESTIMATION PROGRAM
ESTIMATION TO COMPUTER SIMULATION AND MONTE CARLO
ETHICS OF COMPUTATION
ETHICS OF COMPUTATION
ETL KM-6 COMPUTER
Ell MARK 11
Ell MARK IV
EUCLIDEAN TOOLS
EULER ANGLE TRANSFORMATION EQUATIONS
EUPHRATES, A COMPARISON BETWEEN HUMAN AND MACHINE
EUROPE
EUROPE
EUROPE
EUROPE

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

ECU - EUR
CACM618 354
CACM606 351
PACMS6
43
AUS 60B'2.1
PGEC633 313
WJCC60 173
PGEC55} 118
JACMS84 335
JACM601 69
ICIP59
36
JACM591 48
PACMS6
14
PGEC581 32
SOS 61 121
J ACM581 32
JACM571 36
AUS 60 C2.2
PACM62
32
PACM59
52
PACH56
24
PGEC635 541
PACM56
12
WJCC59 269
IBMJ591 25
16MJ601 43
IBMJ60S 532
ICIP59 396
P GEC593 321
CACM63N 669
PGEC593 321
EJCC53 102
IBMJ581 14
HARV49 147
IIl~J603 329
PACM61 2A3
RMCS60
19
CACM6lD 545
RMCS60
17
ICIP59
54
AUS 60 C9.1
JACM574 450
ICIP59
44
AUS 60 C9.2
IBMJ601 58
PGEC574 255
PGEC581 17
PACM52T 30
TCB6634 124
JACM564 348
IBMJ512 177
MSEE462 19
PGEC625 6!J5
PACM61 6Al
HARV47 176
PGEC633 223
BIT 621 45
JACM563 199
JACM551
5
BIT 624 212
PGEC584 306
R TCS62
06
iBMJ634 317
OIP 62 fdO
PGEC601. 25
PGEC604 423
PGEC612 163
I BMJ594 .i64
PGEC613 524
ICIP59 120
ECIP55 144
EOPS61
71
TCJ4611 25
TCJ2593 115
FTT 53
144
FTT 53
165
PACM58
50
TCJ5634 276
TOMM58 164
PACM56
12
IBMJ612 141
CACM591 28
CACM589
7
CAN 60 158
PACH59
9
CACM60N 618
CACM606 361
PACM59
n
J ACM584 .343
ICC 622 104
ICC 623 148
I FlP62 690
DIP 62 580
DIP 62 611
PGEC624 564
PGEC603 362
MTP 58 219
PGEC563 158
CACM590
1
TCB36D5 79
CAS 61 115
185

EUR - EXP

TlTLE WORD INDEX

ERR - EXA

THE STATE OF DIGITAL COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY IN EUROPE
C4CM616 256
VITAL STATISTICS IN EUROPE
TCB6622 65
THE STATE OF OIGITAL COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY IN EUROPE (FRENCH)
ICC 6114 18
COMPUTERS WITH EUROPEAN ACCENTS
WJCC57
14
CAC,..599 14
CENTRAL EUROPEAN COMPUTERS
INDUSTRY ANO THE STATE-OF-THE-ART
EUROPEAN ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING. A REPORT ON THE PIRE611 330
EUROPEAN INfDR~ATION TECHNOLOGY
ICC 6113 11
A PATTERN RECOGNITION PROGRAM THAT GENERATES, EVALUATES AND ADJUSTS ITS OWN OPERATORS
WJCC61 555
CATH63 251
A PATTERN-RECOGNITION PROGRAM THAT GENERATES. EVALUATES. AND ADJUST ITS OWN OPERATORS
A SEMI-ITERATIVE PROCESS FOR EVALUATING ARCTANGENTS
CACM639 516
RAPIDLY CONVERGENT EXPRESSIONS FOR EVALUATING E TO THE X
CACM609 500
EVALUATING ECONOMIC TRENDS
CAN 58 377
WORDS
EVALUATING NUMBERS EXPRESSED AS STRINGS OF ENGLISH
CACM600 541
DESIGN OF EXPERIMENTS FOR EVALUATING RELIABILITY
WJCC57
20
A METHOD FOR EVALUATING STIELTJES INTEGRALS ON THE ANALOG COMPUTER P GEC624 5'>2
A METHOD FOR EVALUATING THE AREA OF THE NORMAL FUNCTION
CACM615 224
A GENERALIZATION OF HORNER'S RULE FOR POLYNOMIAL EVALUATION
PACM61 6A5
GENERALIZATIONS OF HORNER'S RULE FOR POLYNOMIAL EVALUATION
I BMJ622 239
OF PRCGRAM RUNNING TIME AS AN AID IN COMPUTER EVALUATION
PREDICTION CAS 60
20
AND DIAGNOSTIC SIGNIFICANCE IN PSYCHIATRIC SYMPTOM EVALUATION
CLUSTER FORMATION F JCC62 285
PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER SYSTEMS
SYSTEM EVALUATION AND INSTRUMENTATION FOR MILITARY SPECIAL- WJCC59 153
EVALUATION AND INSTRUMENTATION OF A SPECIAL-PURPOSE D EJCC58 127
ATA PROCESSING SYSTEM USING SIMULATION EQUIPMENT
PROJEC T EVALUATION AND SELECTION
18SJ633 200
OPI b2 IbB
COMPONENT EVALUATION FOR AN OPTICAL DATA PROCESSOR
LOGARITHMIC AND EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION EVALUATION IN A VAR[ABLE STRUCTURE DIGITAL COMPUTER
PGECb22 155
PACM62
63
FUNCTIONAL EVALUATION IN UNNORMALIIED ARITHMETIC
NCTION SATISFYING A SECONDI
NOTE ON THE NUMERICAL EVALUATION OF A F[RST DERIVATIVE FROM A TABLE OF A FU TCJ3602 112
CACM610 460
STOCHASTIC EVALUATION OF A STATIC STORAGE ALLOCATION
[CS[5Bl 321
AN EVALUATION OF ABSTRACTING JOURNALS AND INDEXES
SOME AUTOMATIC COMPUTING ASPECTS IN THE EVALUATION OF AIRCRAFT PERFORMANCE
CAN 58
86
PANEL DISCUSSION, AN EVALUATION OF ANALOG AND DIGITAL COMPUTERS
WJCC53
19
AN EVALUATION OF AUTO CODE READAB[LITY
CACMb23 15b
BLIP SAMPLES FOR USE IN THE REALISTIC SIMULATION AND EVALUATION OF AUTOMAT[C RADAR CATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS WCR 5H4
6
ANALOG COMPUTERS
THE EVALUATION OF COMPLEX GUIDED WEAPON SYSTEMS USING
AUS bOB'10.2
TEST PROBLEMS USED FOR EVALUATION OF COMPUTERS
BIT 674 197
EDPS61 500
EVALUATION OF CONFIDENT[AL MATERIALS
ON THE GENERATION OF ERRORS IN THE DIGITAL EVALUATION OF CONTINUEO FRACTIONS
JACM563 199
A SIMULATOR FOR THE EVALUATION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC SYSTEMS
NCR 612 135
AN EVALUATION OF ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING EQUIPMENT
HARV5'>
87
A CRITICAL EVALUATION OF ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING IN BUSINESS LSU 56 144
TCJI>644 -106
THE MECHANICAL EVALUATION OF EXPRESS[ONS
WJCC57
'14
EVALUATION OF FA ILURE DATA
GAUSSIAN INTEGRATION
PACM5b
15
EVALUATION OF INCOMPLETE ELLIPTIC INTEGRALS BY
BESSEL FUNCTIONS AND CIRCULAR FUNCTIONS
EVALUA TI ON OF INTEGRALS INVOLVING CCMBINATIONS OF
JACM582 119
TION TECHN[QUES
THE SPECTRAL EVALUATION OF [TERAT[VE DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER INTEGRA WJCCbl ~07
A MODIF[ED GIVENS METHOO FOR THE EIGENVALUE EVALUA TI ON OF LARGE MATRICES
JACMb13 HI
ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF ~ANAGEMENT [NFORMATION SYSTEMS
IBSJ631
2
NUMERICAL EVALUATION OF MULT[PLE [NTEGRAlS
AUS 63 B.18
AND SYSTEMS FOR NAVAL USE
EVALUATION OF NEW COMPUTER COMPONENTS, EQU[P~ENTS,
EJCCS6
9
CACM62D j9S
EVALUATION OF POLYNOMIALS BY COMPUTER
SIMULATION TECHNIQUES FOR THE TEST AND EVALUA TION OF REAL-TIME COMPUTER PRCGRAMS
PACM56
19
S[~ULATION TECHNIQUES FOR THE TEST AND EVALUA TI ON OF REAL-TIME COMPUTER PROGRAMS
JACM573 354
LEARNING MAC~INES
AN EVALUATION OF RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE F[ELD OF
NCR 624 143
ORDER DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
JACM614 637
AN EVALUATION OF RUNGE-KUTTA TYPE METH~DS FOR H[GHER
THEORETICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF RZ AND NRl RECORDING CHARACTERISTICS
PGEC6.l2 92
PGEC602 213
AN EVALUATION OF SEVERAL TWO-SUMMAND BINARY ADDERS
AN APPLICATION OF THE MONTE CARLO METHOD TO THE EVALUATION OF SOME MOLECULAR INTEGRALS
TCJ66B 277
EVALUATION OF SORTING ~ETHOOS
EJCC55
39
THE EVALUATION OF SYSTEMS USED IN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
ICSIS81 687
EVALUATION OF fHE ENGINEERING ASPECTS OF WHIRLW[ND I EJCC5175
A GENERAL CARD-PROGRAM FOR THE EVALUATION OF THE INVERSE LAPLACE TRANSFORM
JACM551 18
A NOTE ON THE EVALUATION OF TRIGONOMETRIC SERIES
TCJl594 162
INTERIM REPORT ON BUREAU OF SHIPS COBOL EVALUATION PROGRAM
CACMb25 256
POLYNOM[AL EVALUATION REV [SITED
CACMb37 384
G SYSTEM IN A ~ANUFACI
SYSTEMS DESIGN AND COMPUTER EVALUATION STUDY FOR A QUASI-REAL TIME DATA PROCESS IN P ACM61 1284
~ULTIWEAPON AUTOMATIC TARGET AND BATTERY EVALUATOR
EJCC57
71
BURROUGHS TRUTH FUNCTION EVALUATOR
JACMS72 189
RONMENT BY GEESE. GENERAL ELECTRIC ELECTRONIC SYSTEM EVALUATOR TECHNIQUES
IATION OF A RAOAR AND ITS ENVI WJCC61 4'10
EVAPORATED FILMS AND DIGITAL COMPUTERS
WCR 594 32
ANGLE-OF-INCIDENCE ANISOTROPY IN EVAPORATED NICKEL-IRON FILMS
ItlMJb02 Ib3
fIXED, ASSOCIATIVE ME~ORY USING EVAPORATED ORGANIC DIODE ARRAYS
FJCC63 101
E OF AGGREGATION ON THE MAGNETIC PHASE TRANSITION OF EVAPORATED SUPERCONDUCTING THIN FILMS
/THE INfLUENC ItlMJ602 184
THE RESIDUAL GASES IN SEVERAL TYPES OF HIGH-VACUUM EVAPORATORS
ANALYSIS OF [BMJb02 130
SYSTEM
BEHAV[OUR OF SUBHARMONICS OF EVEN ORDER ARISING IN A NON-LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL
AUS 63 C.15
THE GENERALIZED IMPORTANT EVENT TECHNIQUE
CACM619 394
REALIZATION OF EVENTS BY LOGICAL NETS
JACMS82 181
WHAT EVERYBODY SHOULD KNOW ABOUT ALGOL
TCJ6631 SO
EVERYMAN'S INFCRMATION SYSTEM
CACM633 123
ON THE NATURE OF SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE
CAN 60
'13
SYSTEMATICS OF THE EVOKED SOMATOSENSORY CORTICAL POTENTIAL
IOMJ622 179
OPTIMIZATION THROUGH EVOLUTION AND RECOMBINATION
SOS 62
'13
C TArE SYSTE~ FOR FIELD CO~PUTER APPLICATIONS
THE EVOLUTION OF AN ARMY-NAVY MILITARIZED DIGITAL MAGNETI FJCC63 577
EVOLUTION OF AUTOMATIC COMPUTING
PACM52P 29
THE EVOLUTION OF CCMPUTING MACHINES AND SYSTEMS
PIRE625 1039
THE EVOLUTION OF CONCEPTS AND LANGUAGES OF COMPUTING
P[RE625 1059
III
THE EVOLUTION OF DESIGN IN A SERIES OF COMPUTERS, LEO 1- rCJ4611 42
ATION INFORMATION CENTER
EVOLUTION OF DOCUMENT CONTROL IN A MATERIALS DETERIOR ICS[581 731
THE EVOLUTION OF PMOGRAMMING SYSTEMS
P [RE611 2B3
COMPUTER EVOLUTION TO AID COMPILERS
CAN 62 238
A PROPOSED EVOLUTIONARY MODEL
SOS 61
229
ON COMPUTING THE EXACT CHARACTEH[ST[C POLYNOMIAL
PACM62 104
OF A MATRIX
THE EXACT DETERMINATION OF THE CHARACTERISTIC POLYNOMIAL ICIP59
62
COPE (CONSOLE OPERATOR PROFICIENCY EXAMINATION)
CACM600 661
FORMAL EXAMINATIONS FeR COMPUTER PE~SONNEL
TCB6622 55
IN WHICH ORDER ARE D[FFERENT CONDITIONS TO BE EXAMINED
BIT 634 255
OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS, A SPECIFIC EXAMPLE
THE SOLUTl ON AUS 571 115
INTER-NATION SIMULAflON, AN EXAMPLE OF A SELF-ORGAN[ZING SYSTEM
SOS 62
19
AND FORECASTING
PEGASUS, AN EXAMPLE OF AN AUTOCOOEO PROGRAM FOR SALES ANALYSIS
ARAP591 64
THE CHESS MACHINE, AN EXAMPLE OF DEAL[NG WITH A COMPLEX TASK BY ADAPTATION WJCC55 101
A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE fOR THE PROCESSING OF GRAPHS (EXAMPLES AND APPL[CATIONS ON A 1090) (FRENCH)
10F ROl'E62 717
186

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

186

EXA - EXP

TITLE WORD INDEX

CODE AND CONTROL IV, EXAMPLES OF A THREE-ADDRESS CODE AND THE USE DF 'STOP
EXAMPLES OF ABSTRACT MACHINES
SOME EXAMPLES OF NU~ERICAL METHODS AND THE PHIl.OSOPHY
BEHIND THEM
ON THE EXCEPTIONAL CASE IN A CHARACTERIZATION OF THE ARCS OF
A COMPLETE GRAPH
THE RCLE OF A PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY IN PROGRAM EXCHANGE
THE EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STANDARD CODE FOR INFORMATION EXCHANGE
MIDWEST STOCK EXCHANGE CENTRALIZED ACCOUNTING SYSTEM
RADIX EXCHANGE, AN INTERNAL SORTING METHOD FOR DIGITAL
COMPUTERS
SI~ULATION OF STEAM GENERATION IN A HEAT EXCHANGER
HEAT EXCHANGER DESIGN
DISTRIBUTED P
ARAMETER VIBRATION WITH STRUCTURAL OAMPING AND NOISE EXCITATION
MEANS OF DIGITAL COMPUI
A STUDY OF ASYNCHRONOUSLY EXCITED OSCILLATIONS IN NON-LINEAR CONTROL SYSTEMS BY
SEQUENCING
THE EXECUTE OPERATIONS, A FOURTH MODE OF INSTRUCTION
NEOUSLY
A UNIVERSAL COMPUTER CAPABLE OF EXECUTING AN ARBITRARY NUMBER OF SUB-PROGRAMS SIMULTA
AN ATTEMPT
TO UNIFY THE CONSTITUENT CONCEPTS OF SERIAL PROGRAM EXECUTION
AF
LEXIBLE AND INEXPENSIVE METHOD OF MONITORING PROGRAM EXECUTION IN A DIGITAL COMPUTER
A COMPUTER FOR DIRECT EXECUTION OF ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGES
EFFECTS OF DIGITAL EXECUTION TIME IN A HYBRID COMPUTER
STAGE EXECUTIVE CONTROL
SMALL BUSINESS EXECUTIVE DECISION SIMULATION
THE PROPERTIES OF THE BENDIX G-20 EXECUTIVE PROGRAM SYSTEM
INTEGRATED MATERIALS MANAGEMENT SIMULATION EXERCISE
JOTTINGS ON THE 1963 BUSINESS EFFICIENCY EXHIBITION
1961 COMPUTER EXHIBITION AND SYMPOSIUM
A REVIEW OF THE ELECTRONIC COMPUTER EXHIBITION AND THE BUSINESS COMPUTER SYMPOSIUM
WIDE-TOLERANCE OPTICAL CHARACTER RECOGNITION FOR EXISTING PRINTING MECHANISMS
DESIGN OF AN INTEG
RATED PRDGRA~MING AND OPERATING SYSTEM PART III, THE EXPANDED FUNCTION OF THE LOADER
DIFFUSION OF GAS FRO~ A LIQUID INTO AN EXPANDING BUBBLE
PACT LOOP EXPANSION
THE IMPACT ON UNIVERSITIES OF THE EXPANSION IN THEIR COMPUTER FACILITIES
WHAT TO EXPECT FROM OPERATIONS RESEARCH
EXPERIENCE IN USING A DEUCE COMPUTER FOR THE FAMILY EXPENDITURE SURVEY
TECHNIQUES FOR ANALYSIS OF A FAMILY EXPENDITURE SURVEY ON A COMPUTER
SEAC INPUT-OUTPUT OPERATING EXPERIENCE
A REVIEW OF ORDVAC OPERATING EXPERIENCE
COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONS, THE IMPLICATION OF CENSUS EXPERIENCE
THE SWAC, DESIGN FEATURES AND OPERATING EXPERIENCE
HOW COMPUTERS CAN LEARN FROM EXPERIENCE
THE USE OF AN EL
ECTRONIC COMPUTER IN RESEARCH STATISTICS, FOUR YEARS EXPERIENCE
THE OPERATION AND LOGIC OF THE
MARK III ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR IN VIEW OF OPERATING EXPERIENCE
EXPERIENCE AND PLANS FOR ~ARKETING-RESEARCH
OPERATIONS
FORTRAN EXPERIENCE AND REMDTE OPERATION BY NON-COMPUTER
SPECIALISTS
OPERATING AND ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE GAINED WITH LEO
EXPERIENCE IN AUTOMATIC STORAGE ALLOCATION
ELECTRON TUBE AND CRYSTAL DIODE EXPERIENCE IN COMPUTING EQUIPMENT
EXPERIENCE IN DEVELOPING INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEM
S ON LARGE ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS
EXPERIENCE IN IMPLEMENTING A MAJOR APPLICATION ON AN
E.D.P. SYSTH
SCALE ELECTRCSTATIC MEMORY
ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE IN THE DESIGN AND OPERATION OF A LARGE
EXPERIENCE IN THE PRACTICAL USE OF DATA TRANSMISSION
EXPERIENCE IN THE USE OF MARGINAL-TESTING TECHNIQUES
IN VALVE AND TRANSISTOR EQUIPMENT
EXPERIENCE IN TRANSMITTING ACCOUNTING DATA
EXPERIENCE IN USING A DEUCE COMPUTER FOR THE FAMILY
EXPENDITURE SURVEY
THE EXPERIENCE OF APPLYING A COMMERCIAL COMPUTER IN A
BRITISH CRGANIZATION
EXPERIENCE OF THE DEFENCE RESEARCH BOARD OF CANADA IN
MAIL ORDER CO~PUTER SERVICE
OPERA TI ONAL EXPERIENCE OF TIME SHARING AND PARALLEL PROCESSING
EXPERIENCE ON THE AIR FORCE UNIVAC
RELIABILITY EXPERIENCE ON THE OARAC
CENSUS ~XPERIENCE OPERATING A UNIVAC SYSTEM
THE FIRST YEAR'S EXPERIENCE WITH A COMPUTER IN A lI.FE ASSURANCE OFFICE
EXPERIENCE WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER IN AN AEROPLANE
TESTING ESTABLISHMENT
EXPERIENCE WITH A GENERALIZED INFORMATION PROCESSING
SYSTEM
OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH ALGDL 60
INITIAL EXPERIENCE WITH AN OPERATING MULTIPROGRAMMING SYSTEM
OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH COBOL IN A SERVICE BUREAU
EXPERIENCE WITH COBOL ON THE 1410
EXPERIENCE WITH COMPONENTS USED IN ELECTRONIC COMPUTE
RS MANUFACTURED IN GERMANY (GERMANI
OPERA TING EXPERIENCE WITH FORTRAN
EXPERIENCE WITH HYBRID COMPUTATION
EARLY OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH LANGUAGE H
EXPERIENCE WIT~ MARGINAL CHECKING AND AUTOMATIC
ROUTI NI NG OF THE EDSAC
EXPERIENCE WITH MARGINAL CHECKING AND AUTOMATIC
ROUTINING OF THE EOSAC
OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH NICHOLAS
EXPERIENCE WITH ORGANIZATIONAL PROBLEMS IN A 8USINESS
COMPUTER INSTALLATION
OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH RAYDAC
EXPERIENCE WITH THE ATLAS SCHEDULING SYSTEM
A HALF YEAR'S EXPERIENCE WITH THE FACIT-ALGOL I COMPILER
OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH THE LDS ALAMOS 701
OPERATIONAL EXPERIENCE WITH THE PEGASUS AUTOCODE
ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE WITH THE SEAC
OPERATING EXPERIENCE WIT~ UNIVAC SYSTEMS
USER EXPERIENCES ANC APPLICATIONS OF THE ERA 1103
SOFTWARE EXPERIENCES AT IMPERIAL OIL
SOME EXPERIENCES IN PRICE MAPPING
EXPERIENCES OF USING A DIGITAL CO~PUTER IN INDUSTRY,
1
EXPERIENCES OF USING A DIGITAL COMPUTER IN INDUSTRY,
2
EARLY EXPERIENCES WITH AN E.D.P. SYSTEM
EXPERIENCES WITH REGRESSION ANALYSIS
TAPES ON A FERRANTI PEGASUS
SYMPOSIUM ON EXPERIENCES WITH THE USE OF MAGNETIC TAPE 1, MAGNETIC
FILMS ON A NATIONAL-ELLIOTT 405
SYMPOSIUM ON EXPERIENCES WITH THE USE OF MAGNETIC TAPE 2, MAGNETIC
MACHINE-MADE INDEX FOR TECHNICAL LITERATURE, AN EXPERIMENT
DATA PROCESSING WITH PAPER TAPE. AN EXPERIMENT
SIMPLIFIED CODING, A PEDAGDGIC EXPERIMENT
SIMULATION OF BEHAVIOR IN THE BINARY CHOICE EXPERIMENT
SIMLLATION OF BEHAVIOR IN THE BINARY CHOICE EXPERIMENT
SChoeLS AND ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING, AN EXPERIMENT
AN EXPERIMENT IN AUTOMATIC VERIFICATION OF PROGRAMS
LITERATURE WITH RAMAC
AN EXPERIMENT IN ~ECHANICAL SEA~CHING OF RESEARCH
STRETCH EXPERIMENT IN ~ULTIPROGRA~MING
AN EXPERIMENT IN ~USICAL COMPOSITION
OROER TAGS'

181

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

EUR - EXP
MSEE464 39
P GEC622 132
IF IP62
17
18MJ605 487
CAS 60 164
PCS 62 248
C ACM638 422
CAS 62
31
JACM592 156
PGEC621 ~3
CAN 62 174
PGEC5'l2 197
AUS 60B'2.2
CACM603 16B
EJCC59 108
ROME62 237
PGEC612 253
EJCC61 184
FJCC63 251
PACM61 6C5
PACM62
58
CAN 60 338
PACM59
~8
TCB7633 83
TCB5613 100
TC82595 71
OCR 62
93
18SJ633 298
18MJ623 329
JACM564 292
TCJ5634 294
HARV55 176
TCJ2604 164
BCS 58 ~30
EJCC52
44
EJCC53
91
WJCC~3
49
PIRE530 1294
AODC62
11
TCJ1582 49
EJCC51
50
CAS 59
41
CAS 59 132
ADC 53
21
CACM610 436
EJCC53
67
ICSI581 699
CAN 60
44
NCR 531 21
TCJ6631 17
RMCS60
41
TCJ5634 305
TCJ2604 164
TCJ3614 185
CAN 5B 370
TCJ6631 28
EJCC53
62
43
EJCC53
ONR 53
30
TCJ3601
2
TCJ4611 25
F JCC63 183
TCJ5622 125
CACM625 282
TCJ5623 157
CAN 62 222
ECIP55 132
TCJ5622 132
FJCC62
36
TCJ5623 158
ADC 53 239
NCR 537 66
IEES56 276
RMCS60
7
EJCC52
17
SJCC63
59
BIT 623 137
EJCC53
45
ARAP591 58
EJCC51
90
PGEC521 33
CAS 55
14
CAN 62 214
TCJ6644 34B
TCBI571
6
TC81572 30
TCJ2604 152
AUS 60Bll.3
TCJ2593 118
TCJ2593 120
18MJ584 3~4
AUS 60AI0.3
AUS 60C12.2
WJCC61 133
CATH63 329
ICC 633 162
CACM630 610
WJCC58 168
PACM62
28
PGEC513 175
187

EXP - FAC

TITLE WORO INDEX

CORRECTION TO AN
AN
EEK-A-BOO FOR INDEXING DOCUMENTS ON AERODYNAMICS, AN
TECHNICAL TERMS
AN
AUTOMATIC INDEXING, AN
AN
PEAK SHIFT IN MAGNETIC TAPES
AN
CARRIED OUT ON THE BESM
AN
CCRRELATION OF RESULTS OF A PILOT PLANT
A MACHINE
ON THE LENGTH OF THE SMALLEST UNIFORM
SIMPLE LIST-PROCESSING LANGUAGE
AN
THE USE OF PEGASUS AUTO CODE IN SOME
PUNCHED PAPER TAPE FOR
AN
CHARACTERISTICS
THEORETICAL AND
AUTOMATIC INDEXING, AN
RECOGNITION SYNTHESIS ALGORITHMS
AN
A GAS FILM LUBRICATION STUDY PART III,
SPEED DATA TRANSMISSION
AN
SPEED DATA TRANSMISSION
AN
AN
HYPOTHESES
AN
CAPACITORS
AN
OF STEP, AND INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN AUTOMATEDI
RIAL TRANSLATOR, AN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING SYSTEM FOR
EMATICS BY AUTOINSTRUCTION IN THE PRIMARY GRADES, AN
THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF INITIALI
THEORETICAL AND
TION FOR USE WITH PATTERN RECOGNITION ALGORITHMS, AN
TOR DEVICES FOR USE IN A DIGITAL MEMORY
AN APPROACH TO THE
NAND RETRI EVAL
AN
AN
SOME PROPERTIES OF
AN
o THE CONTROL LOOP OF AN AIRBORNE NAVIGATIONI
SOME
THE AUHMATIC OESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF BIOLOGICAL
NO VAN, A VARIANCE ANALYSIS PROGRAM FOR FACTORIAL
A TAPE DICTIONARY FOR LINGUISTIC
SPECIALIZED AUTOCODE FOR THE ANALYSIS OF REPLICATED
R OF A NEURAL NETWORK MODEL AND ElECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL
TIVE METHODS WITH IMPLICIT ALTERI
RECENT NUMERICAL
MMETRIC MATRICI
MAXIMIZING FUNCTIONS OF ROTATIONS,
DESIGN OF
CHARACTERIZING
LEAST UPPER BOUNDS ON MINIMAL TERMINAL STATE
DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
REPORT ON
PRELIMINARY
DATA PROCESSING FOR
SOME
SOME
A DIGITAL COMPUTER
ASSOCIATIONS
SOME
MEMORIES
A STUDY OF CERTAIN COMBINATORIAL PROBLEMS THROUGH
RT 1, CHARACTERIZATION OF THE MODEL AND ITS PARAMI
CONTROL LOOP OF AN AIRBORNE DIGITAL COMPUTER
DATA FITTING
SWAC
OLIC AND ELLIPTIC BOUNDARY-VALUE PI
SOME NUMERICAL
CONTROL SYSTEM
THE ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF
SOME QUESTIONS CONCERNING THE
EQUATION
IMPLICIT VS.
ENTIAL EQUATIONS NOT CONTAINING THE FIRST DERIVATIVE
CROSTICS
REDUNDANCY
INFORMATION PROCESSING FOR INTERPLANETARY
APPLICATION OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN THE
EMPIRICAL
EMPIRICAL
STUDY IN HEURISTIC
EMPIRICAL
STUDY IN HEURISTICS
EMPIRICAL
REQUIREMENTS GENERATION,
CCMPUTER CALCULATIONS ON THE INITIATION OF HIGH
FRACTICNS
ON THE COMPUTATION Of
ON
~EAN LIFE OF PARALLEL ELECTRONIC CCMPONENTS,
RATIONAL APPROXI~ATIONS TO THE
RE DIGITAL COMPUTER
LOGARITHMIC AND
L SOLUI
ON RATIONAL FUNCTION APPROXIMATIONS TO THE
RY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
AN
TIME IN ONE STATE TO TOTAL TIME RATIO IN A DOUBLE
EVALUATING NUMBERS
TRANSLATION TECHNIQUE FOR LANGUAGES WHOSE SYNTAX IS
FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF
A BASIC COMPILER FOR ARITHMETIC
COMPILING TECHNIQUES FOR ALGEBRAIC
DESIGN OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES FROM THEIR REGULAR
MANIPULATION OF ALGEBRAIC
AN ALGORITHM FOR TRANSLATING BOOLEAN
ON TRANSLATION OF BOOLEAN
THE MECHANICAL EVALUATION OF
REALIZATION OF ALGOL PROCEDURES AND DESIGNATIONAL
THECREM TC THE SIMPLIFICATION OF BOOLEAN FUNCTION
COMPILING TECHNIQUES FOR BOOLEAN
REGULAR
A SURVEY OF REGULAR
188

EXA - EXP

EXPERIMENT IN MUSICAL COMPOSITION
PGEC581 60
EXPERIMENT IN NON-PROCEDURAL PROGRAMMING
FJCC63
1
EXPERIMENT IN RETRIEVAL
CLASSIFICATION WITH P IOSI5Bl 711
EXPERIMENT IN THE AUTOMATIC SELECTION OR REJECTION OF NSMT60 398
EXPERIMENT INQUIRY
JACM613 404
EXPERIMENT MODEL OF ADAPTIVE MEMCRY
PACM62
L2
EXPERIMENT ON THE EFfeCT OF PARTICLE ORIENTATION ON
I BMJ623 348
I EES56 463
EXPERIMENT ON THE MACHINE TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES
EXPERIMENT USING A DIGITAL COMPUTER
AUS 60 B8.2
EXPERIMENT WHICH DISTINGUISHES THE TERMINAL STATES OF JACM583 266
EXPERIMENT WITH A SELF-COMPILING COMPILER FOR A
ARAP634
1
EXPERIMENTAL BUSINESS APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTERS
TCJ4611 30
EXPERIMENTAL DATA
TCB7633 82
EXPERIMENTAL DIGITAL FLIGHT CONTROL SYSTEM
WJCC54
23
PGEC632 92
EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF RZ AND NRl RECORDING
EXPERIMENTAL INQUIRY
MIPP61 236
EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF A CLASS OF PATTERN
PGEC633 300
EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF PIVOTED SLIDER BEARINGS I BMJ593 260
EXPERIMENTAL MODULATION-DEMODULATION SCHEME FOR HIGH- EJCC5B
38
EXPERIMENTAL MODULATION-DEMODULATION SCHEME FOR HIGH- I8MJ591 74
EXPERIMENTAL MONITORING ROUTINE FOR THE IBM 705
WJCC56
68
EXPERIMENTAL PROGRAM FOR THE SELECTION OF DISJUNCTIVE WJCC61 571
EXPERIMENTAL RAPID ACCESS MEMORY USING DIODES AND
PACM52T 133
EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS REGARDING FORM OF RESPONSE, SIZE PLCI61
B6
EXPERIMENTAL RUSSIAN-ENGLISH MACHINE TRANSLATION
IT EJCC58 138
99
EXPERIMENTAL STRATEGY IN CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT
ITH PLCI61
EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON THE ACCUMULATION OF ERROR IN ICIP59
36
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY
FEATURE WORD CONSTRUC JACM634 458
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF ELECTRON-BEAM DRIVEN SEMICONDUC IBMJ624 437
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF PERSISTENT-CURRENT DEVICES
ONR 60
56
EXPERIMENT AL SYSTEM FOR LOGIC OES IGN DATA ACCUMULAT 10 IFlP62 678
EXPERIMENTAL TIME-SHARING SYSTEM
SJCC62 335
EXPERIMENTAL WORK ON SUPERCONDUCTIVITY
I BMJ621 27
EXPERIMENTAL 1000-MC TRANSISTORS
18MJ593 230
EXPERIMENTAL 50-MEGACYCLE ARITHMETIC UNIT
I BMJ573 257
EXPERIMENTATION ON THE TIE-IN OF THE HUMAN OPERATOR T EJCC57
68
EXPERIMENTS
AUS 571 118
PACM59
80
EXPERIMENTS
EXPERIMENTS
FJCC63 419
EXPERIMENTS
A TCJ5634 313
EXPERIMENTS
SOME SIMILARITIES BETWEEN THE BEHAVIO SOS 62 535
EXPERIMENTS COMPARING SUCCESSIVE OVERRELAXATION ITERA PACM61 2A2
EXPERIMENTS CONCERNING SPEED OF OIAGONALIZATION OF SY JACM574 459
EXPERIMENTS FOR EVALUATING RELIABILITY
WJCC57
20
EXPERIMENTS FOR FINITE-MEMORY BINARY AUTOMATA
PGEC604 469
EXPERIMENTS FOR TWO CLASSES OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
JACM614 601
JACM561 26
EXPERIMENTS IN APPROXIMTING THE SOLUTION OF A
JACM572 174
EXPERIMENTS IN CHESS
EXPERIMENTS IN COMPUTER-AIDED TEACHING
PLCI61 217
EXPERIMENTS IN ELECTRON PARAMAGNETIC RESONANCE
AUS 60B'9.3
EXPERIMENTS IN IDEAL FACTORIZATION ON THE MIDAC
JACM552 III
EXPERIMENTS IN MACHINE LEARNING
WJCC59 173
EXPERIMENTS IN MACHINE LEARNING AND THINKING
ICIP59 303
EXPERIMENTS IN PROCESSING PICTORIAL INFORMATION WITH EJCC57 221
EXPERIMENTS IN THE GENERATION OF WORD AND DOCUMENT
FJCC62 234
EXPERIMENTS ON A THREE-CORE CELL FOR HIGH-SPEED
NCR 554 64
EXPERIMENTS ON COMPUTING MACHINES
LSU 5S 101
EXPERIMENTS ON THE MECHANIZATION Of GAME-LEARNING, P4 TCJ6633 232
I BMJ593 275
EXPERIMENTS ON THE RELATION OF THE OPERATOR TO THE
EXPERIMENTS ON THE USE OF ORTHOGONAL POlYNOMI4LS FOR JACM581
9
EXPERIMENTS USING NEWTON'S METHOD FOR NONLINEAR PARAB CACII614 187
EXPERIMENTS WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER IN A SIMPLE
WJCC54
60
EXPERIMENTS WITH A HEURISTIC COMPILER
PACM62
10
EXPERIMENTS WITH A HEURISTIC COMPILER
JACM634 493
EXPF.RIMENTS WITH THE HELP OF COMPUTERS
AODC62 119
EXPLANATION OF LEARNING IN ANIMALS
HTP 58 691
EXPLICIT RECURRENCE FORMULAS FOR THE LINEAR DIFFUSION JACM551 42
EXPLICITLY
IMERICAL SOLUTION OF SECOND-ORDER DIFFER rCJ6644 368
EXPLOITATION IN THE COMPUTER SOLUTION OF DOUBLEEJCC60
39
EXPLORATION
56
FJCC62
IEES56 100
EXPLORATION OF FUNCTIONAL RELATIONSHIPS
EXPLORATIONS OF THE GEOMERTY-THEOREM PROVING MACHINE CATH63 1'>3
EXPLORATIONS OF THE GEOMETRY THEOREM MACHINE
WJCC60 143
EXPLORATIONS OF THE LOGIC THEORY MACHINE, A CASE
WJCC57 218
EXPLORATIONS WITH THE LOGIC THEORY MACHINE, A CASE
CATH63 109
EXPLOSIONS. AND BilLS OF MATERIAL
IBSJ633 2aa
EXPLOSIVE
TCJ6631 39
EXPONENTIAL AND HYPERBOLIC FUNCTIONS USING CONTINUED JACM5~4 262
JACM592 283
EXPONENTIAL DIGITAL FILTERS
EXPONENTIAL DISTRIBUTION CASE
RTCS62 304
JACM571 24
EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION
EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION EVALUATION IN A VARIABLE STRUCTU PGEC622 b5
EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION WITH APPLICATION TO THE PRACTICA PACM56
4
EXPONENTIAL METHOD OF NUMERICAL INTEGRATION OF ORO INA CACM638 491
EXPONENTIAL PReCESS
INTERVAL ESTIMATION OF THE CACM606 361
CACM600 541
EXPRESSED AS STRINGS OF ENGLISH WORDS
EXPRESSIBLE IN EXTENDED BACKUS NORMAL FORM
A ROME62
23
EXPRESSING A PROCEDURE FOR A COMPUTER APPLICATION
TCJ5623 164
EXPRESSIONS
CACM611
3
EXPRESSIONS
TCJ4611 10
EXPRESSIONS
JACM614 585
EXPRESSIONS
CACM619 3'16
EXPRESSIONS
JACM622 222
CACM627 384
EXPRESSIONS
EXPRESSIONS
TCJ6644 308
THE TCJ5634 H2
EXPRESSIONS
EXPRESSIONS
4PPLICATION OF 4 fINITE SET COVERING IFIP62 731
CACM611 70
EXPRESSIONS 4NO CONDITIONAL STATEMENTS IN ALGOL 60
EXPRESSIONS MlC STATE GRAPHS FOR AUTOMATA
PGEC601 39
EXPRESSIONS AND THEIR APPLICATIONS
PGEC623 314

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

L88

EXP - fEE

TITLE WORD INDEX

EXP - FAC

CAtM604 184
EXPRESSIONS AND THEIR COMPUTATION BY MACHINE, PART
CACM609 500
EXPRESSIONS FOR EVALUATING E TO THE X
TCJ6631 61
EXPRESSIONS FOR SINGLE-ADDRESS COMPUTERS WITH ONE
PGEC584 268
EXPRESSIONS OF BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS
PGEC591
3
EXPRESSIONS OF BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS
CACM596 32
EXTENDED ADDRESS CALCULATIDNAL MECHANISM
EXTENDED AND MODERNISED ANALOGUE COMPUTING FACILITIES AUS 63 C.ll
TCJ6633 231
EXTENDED AUTOCODE FOR PEGASUS
A TRANSLATION TE ROME62
23
EXTENDED BACKUS NORMAL FORM
EXTENDED DECOMPOSITION THEORY
GENE JACH634 562
PACM61 2Al
EXTENDED INITIAL VALUE PROBLEMS
IBMJ632 151
EXTENDING CERTAIN CODES TO CORRECT ERROR BURSTS IN
IflP62
78
EXTENDING MANAGEMENT CAPABILITY BY ELECTRONIC
PCS 62 254
EXTENSION
EXTENSION OF FIBONACCIAN SEARCH TO SEVERAL VARIABLES CACM630 639
JACM563 212
EXTENSION OF MILNE'S THREE-POINT METHOD
IBMJ592 169
EXTENSION OF MOORE-SHANNON MODEL FOR RELAY CIRCUITS
PACM59
53
THE EXTENSION OF NUMERICAL SOLUTIONS OF ORDINARY
DIffERENTIAL EQUATIONS
CACMU3 107
A COMPUTATIONAL EXTENSION OF THE VARIATE DIFFERENCE METHOD
TCJlt624 292
ABS12 ALGOL, AN EXTENSION TO ALGOL 60 FOR INDUSTRIAL USE
NCR 564 105
A MAGNETIC DRUM EXTENSION TO THE GAMMA 3 COMPUTER
CACM604 214
MACRO INSTRUCTION EXTENSIONS OF COMPILER 'LANGUAGES
SOLUTION Of SYSTEMS OF ORDINARY DIfFERENTIAL EQUAl
EXTENSIONS OF THE PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR METHOD FOR THE TCJ4611 80
CAS 58
78
SCIENTIFIC USES OF A MEDIUM-SCALE COMPUTER WITH EXTENSIVE ACCESSORY FEATURES
A METHOD OF COUPLING EJCC51 136
A SMALL CO~PUTER TO INPUT-OUTPUT DEVICES WITHOUT EXTENSIVE BUFFERS
EJCC56 124
DATAfILE, A NEW TOOL FOR EXTENSIVE FILE STORAGE
CAS 51
1
KEEPING SYSTEM
AN EXTENSIVE HOSPITAL AND SURGICAL INSURANCE RECORDHTP 58 809
TO WHAT EXTENT CAN ADMINISTRATION BE MECHANIZED
HARV41 267
TRANSfER BETWEEN EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL MEMORY
TCJ3601 11
PROBLEMS Of AUDITING COMPUTING DATA, SECTION 2, THE EXTERNAL AUDITOR AND COMPUTERS
MUL TI PROGRAM CACM607 413
SCHEDULING, PARTS 3 AND 4. SCHEDULING ALGORITHM AND EXTERNAL CONSTRAINTS
PACH62
26
EXTERNAL LANGUAGE KLIPA FOR DIGITAL COMPUTER URAL-2
CACM636 321
THE EXTERNAL LANGUAGE KLIPA fOR THE URAL-2 DIGITAL
COMPUTER
EJCC52
63
THE RAYDAC SYSTEM AND ITS EXTERNAL MEMORY
ANL 53
1
A TRANSISTOR PULSE AMPLIFIER USING EXTERNAL REGENERATION
PIRE530 1444
A TRANSISTOR PULSE AMPLIFER USING EXTERNAL REGENERATION
fUNCTIONAL OPERATIONS ON A DECIMAL COMPUTER WITH AN EXTRACT COMMAND
BINARY AND TRUTH- CACM585 12
6
-fUNCTIONAL OPERATIONS ON A DECIMAL COMPUTER WITH AN EXTRACT COMMAND'
CORRECTION TO 'BINARY AND TRUTH CACM588
CACM621 16
AN INfORMATION SYSTEM WITH THE ABILITY TO EXTRACT INTELLIGENCE fROM DATA
TCJl583 142
A NOTE ON AN ITERATIVE METHOD fOR ROOT EXTRACTION
AUS 63 B.ll
METHODS FOR SOLUTION OF NON-LINEAR EQUATIONS AND THE EXTRACTION OF NUCLEAR SCATTERING PHASE SHIFTS
CACMSBD
6
DIGITAL CDMP~TERS
EXTRACTION Of ROOTS BY REPEATED SUBTRACTIONS FOR
WJCt60
13
THE FACT COMPILER, A SYSTEM fOR THE EXTRACTION, STORAGE, AND RETRIEVAL Of INfORMATION
WJCC55 119
AN ELECTRONIC DIGITAL POLYNOMIAL ROOT EXTRACTOR
TCJ6632 193
SOLVING ELLIPTIC DIfFERENCE SQUATIONS
THE EXTRAPOLATED MODIfIED AITKEN ITERATION METHOD fOR
PGEC561
1
SEER, A SEQUENCE EXTRAPOLATING ROBOT
THOD fOR SOLVING SIMULTANEOUS EQUATIONS BY CHEBYSHEV EXTRAPOLATION WHEN THE EIGENVALUES OF THE ITERATION M TCJ6632 169
TCJS623
193
.
NOTE ON AN EXTREMUM LOCATING ALGORITHM
PLCI61
5B
INTRINSIC AND EXTRINSIC PROGRAMMING
IBMJ632 146
DEVICE FABRICATION MASKS
FLY'S-EYE LENS TECHNIQUE FOR GENERATING SEMICONDUCTOR
A ~ANAGEMENT EYE VIEW OF THE COMPUTER
LSU 56 144
PIRE625 1093
EYES AND EARS FOR COMPUTERS
CAS 56 119
OPTICAL CALCULATIONS USING THE BURROUGHS EtOI
CALCULATION OF LSU 55 135
ELECTRIC MOTOR SPEED-TORQUE CURVES ON THE BURROUGHS EI0l
EJCC54
50
APPLICATION OF THE BURROUGHS ElOI COMPUTER
LSU 57 189
LINEAR REGRESSION ON THE ELECTRODATA EI0l ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER
ROME62 731
USE OF f.L.P.L. IN SOLVING A SORTING PROBLEM (fRENCH)
JACM634 545
A METHOD FOR fINDING ALL THE ZEROS OF f(ZI
JACM572 14B
THE DOWN-HILL METHOD OF SOLVING FIZ) = 0
ON MICR WJCC60 251
OELECTRONIC COMPONENTS, INTERCONNECTIONS, AND SYSTEM FABRICATION
FLY'S-EYE IBMJ632 Ilt6
LENS TECHNIQUE fOR GENERATING SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE FABRICATION MASKS
AUS 513 302
I'ANAGEMENT FACES AN ELECTRONIC FUTURE
ICSI582 867
THE CONSTRUCTION OF A fACETEO CLASSIFICATION FOR A SPECIAL SUBJECT
WJCC58 212
A DEVICE TO FACILITATE COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTATION
WJCC56
75
COMPUTER DESIGN TO FACILITATE LINEAR PROGRAMMING
CAMB49
96
CHECKING FACILITIES
THE SMALL COMPUTER AND DECENTRALIZEO COMPUTING FACILITIES
LSU 51
30
TC87644 119
COMPUTER TRAINING FACILITIES
THE IMPACT TCJ5634 294
ON UNIVERSITIES OF THE EXPANSION IN THEIR COMPUTER FACILITIES
THE APPLICATION OF A LARGE-SCALE WJCC58 165
ELECTRONIC COMPUTER TO THE ASSIGNMENT Of TELEPHONE FACILITIES
96
SIMULATION INVOLVING SYSTEM HARDWARE
FACILITIES AND INSTRUMENTATION REQUIRED FOR REAL-TIME EJC057
THE CAS 51
23
PROBLEI'S Of PLANNING NEW MEtROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION fACILITIES AND SOME COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
AUS 63 C.ll
THE EXTENDED AND MODERNISED ANALOGUE COMPUTING fACILITIES AT W.R.E.
ECIP55 U8
TRANSFER fACILITIES BETIiEEN MEMORIES OF DIFFERENT TYPES
CAMB49
71
PERMANENT AND SEMI-PERMANENT STORAGE FACILITIES FOR BINARY DIGITAL COMPUTERS
SJCC63 323
MAN-MACHINE CONSOLE FACILITIES FOR COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN
TCJ4612 88
PRESENT AND FUTURE FACILITIES FOR DATA TRANSMISSION
ONR 51
46
FACILITIES FOR OPERATING A COMPUTER
TCJ1583 124
FURTHER AUTOCOoE FACILITIES FOR THE MANCHESTER (MERCURY) COMPUTER
EJCC51 III
THE PLACE OF SELF-REPAIRING FACILITIES IN COMPUTERS WITH DEADLINES TO MEET
ECIP55
81
CONTROL PANEL AND INPUT AND OUTPUT fACILITIES Of ERMETH (GERMAN)
AUS 6.3 C.3
THE TIllE-SHARING FACILITIES Of THE KDF9 COMPUTER
CACM582
1
VARIABLE-WIDTH TABLES kITH BINARY-SEARCH FACILITY
NCR 624 13
COMPUTER-CONTROLLED ASW TRAINING FAC III TY
COUNTERED IN THE OPERATION OF A SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING fACILITY
IMATHEMATICAL AND PROGRAMMING PROBLEMS EN CAN 58
18
AS BOTH SYSTE~S ANALYSIS TOOL AND OPERATOR TRAINING fACILITY FOR E~RICO FERMI ATOMIC POWER PLANT
IERVES WJCC60 301
HACC59
6
FACILITY REQUIREMENTS
BIT 621 16
APPLICATIONS TO THE MAGNETIC TAPE STORAGE UNIT, FACIT ECM 64 (THE CAROUSEL MEMORY)
BIT 623 131
A HALF YEAR'S EXPERIENCE WITH THE FACIT-ALGOL I COMPILER
ARAP612 325
UNCOL, THE MYTH AND THE FACT
TCJ5622 112
FACT
CACM635 231
SORTING NONREDUNDANT FILES-TECHNIQUES USED IN THE FACT COMPILER
13
AND RETRIEVAL Of INfORMATION
THE FACT COMPILER, A SYSTEM FOR THE EXTRACTION, STORAGE, WJCt6D
SJCC62 307
FACT SEGMENTATION
FACT, A BUSINESS COMPILER, DESCRIPTION AND COMPARISON ARAP612 HI
WITH COBOL AND COMMERCIAL TRANSLATOR
TCB6634 131
HOW IS 'fACT' GETTING ON
MIPP61 192
M_CHINE RETRIEVAL USING THE ASSOCIATION FACTOR
14
IMP ANY INTRODUCES A DIRECT WAY FO PACM">8
R fAST COMPUTATION OF INDUSTRIAL SERVICES WITH POWER FACTOR ADJUSTMENT
FACTOR ANALYSIS
CABS62 2J8
CAN 62 189
CRITICAL CLASSIFICATION FACTOR CALCULATION FOR CRANE GEARCASES
RECURSIVE fUNCTIONS Of SYMBOLIC
RAPIDLY CONVERGENT
ACCUMULATOR
NOTE ON CODING REVERSE POLISH
MINIMAL 'SUM Of PRODUCTS OF SUMS'
ABSOLUTE MINIMAL
PROGRAMMING fOR A MACHINE WITH AN
THE
AT W.R.E.
AN
CHNIQUE fOR LANGUAGES WHOSE SYNTAX IS EXPRESSIBLE IN
RALIZED TREE CIRCUIT, THE BASIC BUILDING BLOCK Of AN
THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION Of
LONGER MESSAGES
A NOTE ON
COMPUTERS
A NONARITHMETICAL SYSTEM
AN
AN

189

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

796-980 ()-66--13

189

FAC - FIF

TITLE WORD INDEX

FACTOR FOR SMALL MESH SIZE
FACTOR FOR SUCCESSIVE OVER-RELAXATION
FACTOR IN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
FACTOR OF GERMANIUM
IASUREMENT OF THE ANGULAR OEPEN
FACTOR OF THE SUCCESSIVE OVER-RELAXATION METHOD
IHN
FACTORED COST, STATISTICAL SAMPLING AS A MANAGEMENT T
FACTORIAL DESIGN
A COMPUTER
FACTORIAL EXPERIMENTS
FACTORIALS
FACTORIALS IN A DIGITAL COMPUTER
fACTORIZATION IN NETWORK ANALYSIS BY DIGITAL COMPUTER
FACTORIZATION OF FACTORIALS
SOME EXPERIMENTS IN IDEAL FACTORIZATION ON THE MIOAC
AN ITERATIVE FACTORIZATION TECHNIQUE FOR POLYNOMIALS
FACTORS AFFECTING CHOICE OF MEMORY ELEMENTS
SOME FACTORS AFFECTING RELIABILITY
FACTORS AFFECTING THE RELIABILITY OF PERIPHERAL
EQUIPMENT
CHARACTER READERS
SOME IMPORTANT FACTORS IN THE PRACTICAL UTILIZATION OF OPTICAL
FACTORS INFLUENCING THE EFFECTIVE USE OF COMPUTERS
OF GOVERNMENT A.D.P. SYSTE~S
SOME ENGINEERING FACTORS OF IMPORTANCE IN RELATION TO THE RELIABILITY
AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER ENTERS AN AIRPLANE FACTORY
PRCDUCTION CONTROL SCHEME FOR LETCHWORTH FACTORY
TOWARD THE CYBERNETIC FACTORY
ITRODUCTION AND ESTABLISHMENT OF A SYSTEM 0
F COMPUTER PRODUCTION CONTROL IN A LIGHT ENGINEERING FACTORY
CIRCUIT DESIGN EMPLOYING
A DIGITAL CCMPUTER TO ATTAIN LONGEST MEAN TIME TO FAILURE
EVALUATION OF FAILURE DATA
AUTOMATIC FAILURE RECOVERY IN A CIGITAL DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
AUTOMATIC FAILURE RECOVERY IN A DIGITAL DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM
THE
DESIGN OF DIGITAL CIRCUITS TO ELIMINATE CATASTROPHIC FAILURES
"ANALYSIS OF NONCATASTROPHIC FAILURES IN DIGITAL GUIDANCE SYSTEMS
TWO FAMILIES OF LANGUAGES RELATED TO ALGOL
EXPERIENCE IN USING A DEUCE COMPUTER FOR THE FAMILY EXPENDITURE SURVEY
TECHNIQUES FOR ANALYSIS OF A FAMILY EXPENDITURE SURVEY ON A COMPUTER
PROGRAMMING COMPATIBILITY IN A FAMILY OF CLOSELY RELATED DIGITAL COMPUTERS
ACCURACY IN CO~POSITE RULES
"
A FAMILY OF QUADRATURE FCRMULAS WHICH ACHIEVE HIGH
COMPILER
A FAMILY OF SYMBOLIC INPUT LANGUAGES AND AN ALGOL
DESCRIPTION OF A COMPUTATION CARRIED OUT FOR FAO (FRENCHI
MENT A.D.P. INSTALLATIDNS AND PROVISIONAL RESULTS SO FAR OBTAINED
10 RECORDING TECHNIQUES USED IN GOVERN
CONDUCTING ALLOY
FAR-INFRARED ABSORPTION IN A LEAD-THALLIUM SUPERPATENT LITERATURE
THE POSSIBILITIES OF FAR-REACHING MECHANIZATION OF NOVELTY SEARCH OF THE
ANNING OF PRCOUCTION COMPONENTS AND SPARE PARTS AT A FARM EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURING COMPANY
IQUIREMENTS PL
ACCOUNTING FOR FARMERS, SUGAR BEET PRODUCTION
IDERATI
A ~EMORY OF 314 MILLION BITS CAPACITY WITH FAST AND DIRECT ACCESS, ITS SYSTEMS AND ECONOMIC CONS
A MULTI-INPUT ANALOGUE AODER FOR USE IN A FAST BINARY MULTIPLIER
A FAST CARD READER FOR THE GIER COMPUTER
FAST CARRY LOGIC FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY INTRODUCES A DIRECT WAY FOR FAST COMPUTATION OF INDUSTRIAL SERVICES WITH POWER FA
TIME SHARING IN LARGE, FAST COMPUTERS
THE I MPACT OF FAST COMPUTERS ON PHYSICS
SYSTEM DESIGN OF A SMALL, FAST OIGITAL COMPUTER
FAST HIGH-ACCURACY BINARY PARALLEL ADDITION
SING METHODS TO THE DESIGN OF INTERCONNECTIONS FOR A FAST LOGIC SYSTEM
APPLICATION OF LIST-PROCES
SYMPOSIUM ON FAST MEMORY TECHNOLOGY
FAST MICROWAVE LOGIC CIRCUITS
FAST MICROWAVE LOGIC CIRCUITS
SIGNED-DIGIT NUMBER REPRESENTATIONS FOR FAST PARALLEL ARITHMETIC
A FAST PARALLEL ARITHMETIC UNIT
THEORY OF A FAST-SWITCHING ELECTRON-BEAM FREQUENCY DIVIDER
MULTIPLE-INPUT
ANALOG-TC-DIGITAL CONVERTER WITH 12 BIT ACCURACY AND FAST, NON-SEQUENTIAL SWITCHING
DETERMINING FASTEST ROUTES USING FIXED SCHEOULES
SYSTEMS
INTEGRATION AND AUTOMATIC FAULT LOCATION TECHNIQUES IN LARGE DIGITAL DATA
FIELD PERFORMANCE OF A NEW AUTOMATIC FAULT-LOCATING MEANS
AN AUTOMATIC SELF-CHECKING AND FAULT-LOCATING METHOD
FAULTS IN COMPUTERS
THE LOGIC DESIGN OF THE FC-4100 DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
DOMAIN WALLS IN THIN NI-FE FILMS
MULTIPROGRAMMING STRETCH, FEASIBILITY CONSIDERATIONS
THE FEASIB1LITY OF MACHINE SEARCHING OF ENGLISH TEXTS
FEASIBILITY OF NEURISTOR LASER COMPUTERS
COMPUTER FEASIBILITY STUDY
CONDUCTING A FEASIBILITY STUDY, A CASE HISTORY
PROPOSAL FOR A FEASIBLE PROGRAMMING SYSTEM
REALIZATION OF RANDOMLY TIMED
COMPUTER INPUT AND OUTPUT BY MEANS OF AN INTERRUPT FEATURE
ITION ALGORI1HMS, AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY
FEATURE WORD CCNSTRUCTION FOR USE WITH PATTERN RECOGN
1410 FORTRAN EDIT FEATURES
SCI ENTIF IC USES
OF A MEDIUM-SCALE COMPUTER WITH EXTENSIVE ACCESSORY FEATURES
THE SWAC, DESIGN FEATURES AND OPERATING EXPERIENCE
IBM 1440 DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM FEATURES FIVE NEW UNITS
DIGITAL COMPUTERS
MACHINE FEATURES FOR A MORE AUTOMATIC MONITORING SYSTEM ON
UREAU OF STANDARDS WESTERN AUTOMATIC COMPUI
OESIGN FEATURES OF A ~AGNETIC DRUM MEMORY FOR "THE NATIONAL B
CONTROL FEATURES OF A MAGNETIC-DRUM TELEPHONE OFFICE
THE BASIC PHILOSOPHY CONCEPTS, ANO FEATURES OF ALGOL
THE MAIN FEATURES OF CPL
DESIGN FEATURES OF CURRENT OIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS
DESIGN FEATURES OF RE~INGTON RANO SPEEO TALLY
SOME FEATURES OF THE ACE COMPUTER
SOME FEATURES OF THE CZECHOSLOVAK RELAY COMPUTER SAPO
MESSAGE PROTECTION FEATURES OF THE DATACOM PROGRAM
FEATURES OF THE D1 COMPUTER AT DRESDEN (GERMANI
DESIGN FEATURES OF THE ERA 1101 COMPUTER
PROGRAMMING DESIGN FEATURES OF THE GAMMA 60 COMPUTER
DIGITAL COMPUTERS
DESIGN FEATURES OF THE JAINCOMP-C AND JAINCOMP-O ELECTRONIC
SOME TECHNICAL FEATURES OF THE MANCHESTER MERCURY AUTOCODE PROGRAMME
AUTOMATIC CHECKOUT EQUIPMENT FEATURING TEST PROGRAMS FOR DIAGNOSTIC CHECKING
NG IN BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, AS OF DECEMBER 1957
IA PROCESS I
NG IN BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, AS OF DECEMBER 19~1, II
10CESSI
ICESSI
NG IN BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, AS OF OECEMBER 1957, III
INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION FOR INFORMATION PROCESSING
BIT STORAGE VIA ELECTRO-OPTICAL FEEDBACK
INVESTIGATIONS OF MAGNETIC AMPLIFIERS WITH FEEDBACK
NOTE ON THE LINE OVER-RELAXATION
THE DETERMINATION OF THE OPTIMUM ACCELERATING
THE ASSOC IA liON
DENCE OF THE I~AGINARY PART OF THE ATOMIC SCATTERING
IQUE FOR THE DETtRMINATION OF THE OPTIMUM RELAXATION
DOL APPLIED TO MAINTENANCE MATERIEL ANO JOB COSTI
PROGRAM FOR ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE FOR A TWO-LEVEL
NO VAN, A VARIANCE ANALYSIS PROGRAM FOR
FACTORIZATION OF
A TECHNIQUE FOR PRECISE COMPUTATION WITH
ON ITERATIVE

190

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

EXP - FEE
TCJ56Z 1
TCJ4611
J ACM612
I BMJ592
CACM614
C,\S 62
CACM636
PACM59
BIT 613
PACM61
EJCC60
BIT 613
JACM552
CACM633
WJCC61
RMCS60
RMCS60
OCR 62
WJCC53
RMCS60
ECIP55
EOPS61
SOS 61
TCJ2593
NCR 574
WJCC51
I BMJ591
WJCC59
RTCS62
PGEC634
JACM623
TCJ26D4
BCS 58
CACM607
JACM593
ROME62
ICC 582
RMCS60
IIlMJ621
ICSI582
BIT 632
BCS 5B
WJCC59
I EES56
BIT 631
PGEC554
PACM58
ICIP59
CLUN55
PGEC636
PGEC604
TCJ6644
IFIP6?
PGEC593
NCR 594
PGEC613
IEES56
IBMJ594
NCR 594
SJCC63
SJCC62
WJCC57
PGEC625
TCB7644
EJCC61
I BMJ602
CACM59N
ICSI582
OPI 62
TCB3591
CAN 58
CACM598
PGEC582
JACM634
CACM636
CAS 58
PIRE530
CACM620
J ACM572
PECS52
PGEC551
ROME62
TCJ6632
NCR 544
WJCC54
AUS 572
ECIP55
IFlP62
ECIP55
EJCC51
EJCC58
NCR 544
MTP 58
NCR 594
CACM594
CACM595
CACM599
TCB7632
PGEC554
PGEC583

48
73

211
106
184
83
309
BO

167
6A3
241
167
III

lOB
405
49
66
129
5
23
192
35
2!J
115
115
94
2
159
328
365
350
164
5JO

420
384
421
18
1
55

1071
108
410
74
515
44
133
14
336
13

698
465
321
6$6
291
2!J2
389
520
345
259
1
213
211
649
113
158
96
13

915
255
3
256
1
141
458
310
18
1294
61B
112
2
21
385
134
87
155
224
73

367
90
43
114
98
201
218
22
11
34
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136

213
190

FEE - FIL

TITLE WORD INDEX

FAC - F1F

PGEC614 699
FEEDBACK
PGEC634 361
FEEDBACK
FEEDBACK
AN ANAL YS IS 8Y PACM52T 61
PC;EC633 223
FEEDBACK AND ERRORS IN SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
PACM52P 265
FEEDBACK CIRCUITS
SOS 62 533
A FEEOBACK CODING THEORY OF LEARNING AND COGNITION
PGEC541 17
AN OPERATIONAL-DIGITAL FEEDBACK DIVIDER
PROPORTIONAL TO INPUT ANGLE THETA FOR LARGE THI
A FEEDBACK METHOD FOR OBTAINING A SYNCHRO OUTPUT SIGNAL PGEC603 3~9
COUNTING WITH NONLINEAR BINARY FEEDBACK SHIFT REGISTERS
PGEC634 357
OF NON-LINEARITY ON THE STATISTICAL BEHAVIOUR OF FEEDBACK SYSTEMS
THE EFFECT AUS ~72 220
SOS 59 122
BRAIN FUNCTICNING
FEEDBACK THROUGH THE ENVIRONMENT AS AN ANALOG OF
Of LINEAR PROGRAMMING TO THE DESIGN OF ANIMAL FEEDING STUFFS
THE APPLICATION BCS 58 616
LYSIS TOOL AND OPERATOR TRAINING FACILITY FOR ENRICO FERMI ATOMIC POWER PLANT
IERVES AS BOTH SYSTEMS ANA WJCC60 301
EJCC56
A 2.5-MEGACYCLE FERRACTOR ACCU~ULA TOR
~O
TC84603 111
THE FERRANTI ARGUS PROCESS CONTROL COMPUTER
E JCC52 126
THE INPUT-OUTPUT EQUIPMENT OF THE FERRANTI DIGITAL COMPUTER
FERRANTI EQUIPMENT OFFERING IN AUSTRALIA
AUS 60014.1
AN INPUT ROUTINE FOR THE FERRANTI MERCURY COMPUTER
TCJ1583 128
WITH THE USE OF MAGNETIC TAPE 1, MAGNETIC TAPES ON A FERRANTI PEGASUS
SYMPOSIUM ON EXPERIENCES TCJ2593 118
TCJ2592 68
THE FERRANTI PERSEUS DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM
TIME SHARING ON THE FERRANTI-PACKARD FP6000 CO~PUTER SYSTEM
29
SJCC63
EJCC~6 ID7
FERRITE APERTURED PLATE FOR RANOOM-ACCESS MEMORY
COINCIDENT CURRENT APPLICATIONS OF FERRITE APERTURED PLATES
WCR 5B4 62
LCMT61 313
NEW FERRITE CORE ARRAYS FOR LARGE-CAPAC[TY STORAGE
THE ROLE OF THE FERRITE CORE [N A MATRIX STORAGE UNIT
CENG59 143
FERRITE CORE LOGIC IN ALL-MAGNETIC TECHNIQUE
IFIP62 611
IBI'J613 174
A O.7-MICROSECOND FERRITE CORE MEMORY
NCR 584 268
LOGIC BY ORDERED FLUX CHANGES IN MULTIPATH FERRITE CORES
F JCC62 164
HIGH-SPEED FERRITE MEMORIES
FJCC62 197
MICROAPERTURE HIGH-SPEED FERRITE MEMORY
FJCC63
LAMINATED FERR ITE MEMORY
17
PWCS54
50
PULSE RESPONSES OF FERRITE MEMORY CORES
LTERABLE, HIGH-SPEED MEMORY TECHNIQUE USING STANDARD FERRITE MEMORY CORES
IRANOOM-ACCESS ELECTRICALLY A PGEC603 323
CALCULATION OF FLUX PATTERNS IN FERRITE MULTIPATH STRUCTURES
NCR ~84 263
PHASE EQUILIBRIA IN THE FERRITE REGION OF THE SYSTEM MANGANESE-IRON-OXYGEN
I BMJ5B3 193
FERRITE TOROID CORE CIRCUIT ANALYSIS
PGEC611 H
SWITCHING-CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES WITH FERRITE TOROIOS (GERMAN)
ECIP5S 115
GENERAL PURPCSE DIGITAL COMPUTER USING MAGNETIC (FERRITE) ELEMENTS
lEM-l, SMALL SIZE CACM590
3
EJCC58
H
IMPULSE SWITCHING OF FERRITES
ING CIRCUITS AND MEMORY SYSTEMS (GERMAN)
FERRITES AND TITANATES AS OECISION ELEMENTS IN SWITCH EC IP55 111
TION AS MEMORY OR SWITCHING ELEMENTS IN COMPUTERSI
FERRITES WITH RECTANGULAR HYSTERESIS LOOP FOR APPLICA ECIP55 105
MEMORY MATRIX USING FERROELECTRIC CONDENSERS AS BISTABLE ELEMENTS
JACM553 169
SCANNERS FOR FERROELECTRIC ~EMORY CAPACITORS
PGEC581 34
PGEC564 164
A NEW TYPE OF FERROELECTRIC SHIFT REGISTER
STUOY OF THE SECONO-OROER FERROELECTRIC TRANSITION IN TRI-GLYCINE SULFATE
I BI'J583 212
LCMT61 217
SO~E ASPECTS OF INFORMATION STORAGE IN FERROELECTRICS
ERS
THE SNAPPING DIPOLES OF FERRO.ELECTRICS AS A MEMORY ELEMENT FOR DIGITAL COMPUT WJCC53 140
FERROMAGNETIC CORES WITH MICROSECOND ACCESS
ANL 53 118
PACM52P 197
DIGITAL STORAGE USING FERROMAGNETIC ~ATERIALS
I BMJ622 25D
SUPERCONDUCTIVITY AND FERROMAGNET I SM
1"fIP62 625
NEW COMPONENT;S .FOR FERRORESONANT CIRCUITS
ADC 53 186
PARALLEL FERRORESONANT TRIGGERS
J ACM554 243
TRANSCOIlE, A SYSTEM OF AUTOMATIC COOING ·FOR HRUT
J ACM~72 121
TEST OF AN INVENTORY CONTROL SYSTEM ON FERUT
SOME PROPERTIES OF FIBER OPTICS AND LASERS, PART A
DPI 62
61
SOME PROPERTIES OF FIBER OPTICS AND LASERS, PART B
OPI 62
74
PROCESSING AND PATTERN RECOGNITII
VIBRATING OPTIC FIBERS, A NEW CONCEPT FOR AUDIO-FREQUENCY INFORMATION OPI 62 187
CACM630 639
AN EXTENSION OF FIBONACCIAN SEARCH TO SEVERAL VARIABLES
CACM600 648
FIBONACCIAN SEARCHING
CAMB49
114
FICTITIOUS TRAFFIC MACHINES
MANCSI
21
ACTIVITY IN SWEDEN IN DIGITAL COMPUTER FIELD
CLUN55 1H
CURRICULUM NEEDS IN THE COMPUTING FIELD
THE
FUTURE DE~AND FOR MATHEMATICIANS IN THE COMPUTING FIELD
CLUN55 127
DATA TCJ4611
1
TRANSMISSION AND THE NEW OUTLOOK FOR THE COMPUTER FIELO
OEPENOENCE OF THE ENERGY [BMJ621 49
GAP IN SUPERCONDUCTORS ON POSITION AND MAGNETIC FIELD
WJCC~9 187
AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING IN THE TACTICAL FIELO ARMY
ICIP59 244
THE POTENTIAL FIELD AS AN AID TO CHARACTER RECOGNITION
16MJ602 107
MEASUREMENT OF MAGNETIC-FIELO ATTENUATION BY THIN SUPERCONDUCTING FILMS
CAN 58 298
SELF-CONSISTENT FIELD CALCULATIONS
TCJ6644 332
OPTIMIZATION OF T~E ADDRESS FIELD COMPILATION IN THE ILLIAC 2 ASSEMBLER
MY-NAVY MILITARIZED DIGITAL MAGNETIC TAPE SYSTEM FOR FIELD COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
THE EVOLUTION OF AN AR F JCC63 517
18MJ621 82
THE TEMPERATURE AND PRESSURE DEPENDENCE OF CRITICAL FIELD CURVES
GINZBURG-LANDAU THEORY WITH APPLICATIONI
MAGNETIC FIELD DEPENDENCE OF THE SUPERCONOUCTING ENERGY GAP IN 16MJ621 44
A NUMERICAL ~ETHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF MOVING FIELD ISODOSE CURVES FOR TREATMENT PLANNING IN RADIOT CACM630 625
lEW OF GCVER~MENT REQUIREMENTS AND ACTIVITIES IN THE FIELD OF AUTOMATIC DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINERY
IREV MSEE463 29
CENTER OF THE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE USSR IN THE FIELD OF AUTDMATIC PROGRAMMING
IK OF THE COMPUTING MTP 58 2':>7
CLUN55 135
FUTURE DEMANDS FOR ENGINEERS AND SCIENTISTS IN THE FIELD OF COMPUrATION
J ACM5 74 393
COMPUTATIONS IN THE FIELD OF ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY
SUMMARY OF ICC 634 210
ACTIVITIES OF THE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY IN THE FIELD OF INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
NCR 624 143
AN EVALUATION OF RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE FIELD OF LEARNING MACHINES
THE HARV61 230
POTENTIAL CONTRIBUTION OF ELECTRONIC MACHINES TO THE FIELD OF STATISTICS
IBMJ'>14 318
THE EFFECT OF AN ELECTRIC FIELD ON THE TRANSITIONS OF BARIUM TITANATE
WJCC57 211
MEANS
FIELO PERFORMANCE OF A NEW AUTOMATIC FAULT-LOCATING
HACC59
25
SOLUTION OF FIELO PROBLEMS
PIRE611 268
,A NEW ACTIVE-PASSIVE NETWORK SIMULATOR FOR TRANSIENT FIELD PROBLEMS
IBMJ621 119
ALLOYS
HIGH-FIELD SUPERCONDUCTIVITY IN SOME BCC TI-HO AND NB-ZR
PACM59
6
RELIABILITY FIELD SURVEILLANCE PROGRA~
PGEC635 512
MEMORY
VARIABLE FIELD-LENGTH DATA MANIPULATION IN FIXED WORD-LENGTH
PCS 62
75
VARIABLE-FIELD-LENGTH OPERATION
CHBK62
9
NETWORK-TYPE DIRECT-ANALOGY COMPUTERS AND FIELD-PROBLEM ANALOGIES
WJCC59 189
eATA TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT CONCEPTS FOR FIELDATA
CACM632 63
DECIMAL-TO-BINARY CONVERSION OF SHORT FIELDS
NIVERSITY IN COMPUTERS, DATA PROCESSING, AND RELATED FIELDS
THE ROLE OF THE U WJCC59 119
7
NIVERSITY IN COMPUTERS, DATA PROCESSING, AND RELATED FIELDS
THE ROLE OF THE U CACM599
SUMMATION OF THE SCATTERING AUS 60B'4.2
SERIES FCR THE SCATTERING OF ELECTRONS BY ATOMIC FIELDS
TION
SPATIAL VARIATION OF CURRENTS AND FIELDS DUE TO LOCALIZED SCATTERERS IN METALLIC CONDUC I BMJ573 223
GEOMETRY
MAGNETIC FIELDS OF SQUARE-LOOP THIN FILMS OF OBLATE SPHEROIDAL PGEC594 458
PGEC602 199
PROLATE SPHEROIDS
MAGNETIC FIELDS OF TWIS TORS REPRESENT~O BY CONFOCAL HOLLOW
CACM626 300
FIFTEEN· YEARS ACM
J ACM621 64
FIFTH-ORDER
METHODS
FOR
THE
NUMERICAL
SOLUTION
OF
ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
SOME PROPERTIES OF BINARY COUNTERS WITH
CASCAOED BINARY COUNTERS WITH
ARITHMETICAL METHODS OF A CALCULATING NETWORK WITH
A STUDY OF
A METHOD FOR SYNTHESIS OF TWO-VALUED

191

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

191

fiG - FIR

TITLE WORO INDEX

ATiON OF TUNNEL DIOOE PERFORMANCE IN TERMS OF DEVICE FIGURE OF MERIT ANO CIRCUIT TIME CONSTANT
IRACTERIZ
SYSTEMS
A FIGURE DF MERIT FOR SINGLE-PASS DATA RECORDING
PROCESSING OF A LARGE DATA FILE
REQUIREMENTS FOR A RAPID ACCESS DATA FILE
PRODUCTION CONTROL ON THE DISK FILE
A NOTE ON SAMPING A TAPE FILE
AN ENGINEERING OESCRIPTION OF THE BURROUGHS OISK FILE
A MULTIPLE-ACCESS DISC FILE
RESOLVING MULTIPLE RESPONSES IN A PARALLEL SEARCH FILE
A METHOO FOR
AN APPLICATION OF CODING THEORY TO A FILE ADDRESS PROBLEM
ANALYSIS OF A FILE ADDRESSING METHOD
MEDIUM SIZE COMPUTER
A FLEXIBLE DIRECT FILE APPROACH TO INFORMATION RETRIEVAL ON A SMALL TO
INTEGRATED DATA PROCESSING WITH THE UNIVAC FILE COMPUTER
RECORDS AND PAYROLL APPLICATION ON THE UNIVAC FILE COMPUTER
INVENTORY
THE UNIVAC, FILE COMPUTER AND POINT OF SALE RECORDER
THE PROPERTY CLASSIFICATION METHOD OF FILE DESIGN AND PROCESSING
THE DESIGN AND SYSTEM ASPECTS OF THE HD FILE DRUM
LARGE SCALE FILE MAINTENANCE
A LARGE-CAPACITY DRUM-FILE MEMORY SYSTEM
ATA PRI
ORGANIZATION AND STRUCTURE OF DATA ON DISK FILE MEMORY SYSTEMS FOR EFFICIENT SORTING AND OTHER 0
A TAPE FILE MERGE PATTERN GENERATOR
USE OF THE DISK FILE ON STRETCH
FILE ORGANIZATION AND ADDRESSING
FILES
METHODS OF FILE ORGANIZATION FOR EFFICIENT USE OF IBM RAMAC
FILE PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH THE NATIONAL MENU STUDY
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL IN FILE PROCESSING I
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL IN FILE PROCESSING II
MAGNETIC TAPE FILE PROCESSING WITH THE NCR 304
'FILE PROCESSING' IN SEAL
A VARIANT METHOD OF FILE SEARCHING
FILE SEARCHING USING VARIABLE LENGTH KEYS
DISK FILE SORTING
DATAFILE, A NEW TOOL FOR EXTENSIVE FILE STORAGE
A MULTI-LEVEL FILE STRUCTURE FOR INFORMATION PROCESSING
A MULTI-ADDRESSABLE RANDOM ACCESS FILE SYSTEM
A DUAL MASTER FILE SYSTEM FOR A TAPE PROCESSING COMPUTER
LOCATING THE LARGEST WORD IN A FILE USING A MODIFIEO MEMORY
THE UNIVAC FILE-COMPUTER APPLIED TO GENERAL ACCOUNTING FUNCTIONS
FURTHER REMARKS ON SAMPLING A TAPE FILE, I
FURTHER REMARKS ON SAMPLING A TAPE FILE, II
FURTHER REMARKS ON SAMPLING A TAPE FILE, III
THEORY OF FILES
USE OF TREE STRUCTURES FOR PROCESSING FILES
DF FILE ORGANIZATION FOR EFFICIENT USE OF IBM RAMAC FILES
METHOOS
DATA ACQUISITION AND INQUIRY SYSTEM USING DISK FILES
AN AUTOMATIC
THIN MAGNETIC FILM PROPERTIES FOR LARGE-CAPACITY FILES
METHODS OF UTILIZING
INTERROGATION Of ALL ITEMS
LARGE FILES FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL BASED ON SIMULTANEOUS
A CARD FORMAT FOR REFERENCE FILES IN INFORMATION PROCESSING
PROCESSING MAGNETIC TAPE FILES WITH VARIABLE BLOCKS
SORTING NONREDUNDANT FILES-TECHNIQUES USED IN THE FACT COMPILER
A COMPUTER MEMORY USING MAGNETIC FILM
AGATION OF A NORMAL REGION IN A THIN SUPERCONDUCTING FILM
IPE OF BISTABLE ELEMENT INVOLVING THERMAL PROP
EFFECT OF RESIOUAL GASES ON SUPERCONDUCTING FILM CHARACTERISTICS
SIZE AND SPEED OF THIN-MAGNETIC-FILM COMPUTER UNITS
CIRCUITS
THE CROSSED-FILM CRYOTRON AND ITS APPLICATION TO DIGITAL COMPUTER
THIN FILM CRYOTRON CATALOG MEMORY
ANALYSIS OF A CROSSED FILM CRYOTRON SHIFT REGISTER
THIN FILM CRYOTRON TIME CONSTANTS
PHYSICS AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CROSSEO FILM CRYOTRON, A REVIEW
CHARACTERISTICS OF FILM CRYOTRONS
PROPERTIES OF THIN FILM CRYOTRONS
LARGE SIGNAL MOOEL FOR A SINGLE-DOMAIN THIN MAGNETIC FILM INDUCTOR
A DYNAMIC
ANALYSES OF SLIDER 8EARINGS
A GAS FILM LUBRICATION STUDY PART I, SOME THEORETICAL
THE REYNOLDS EQUATION FOR FINITE SLIDER BEl
A GAS FILM LUBRICATION STUOY PART II, NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF
GAT ION OF PIVOTED SLIOER BEARINGS
A GAS FILM LUBRICATICN STUDY PART Ill, EXPERIMENTAL INVESTI
THIN-FILM MEMORIES
MAGNETIC FILM MEMORIES, A SURVEY
A NONOESTRUCTIVE READOUT FILM MEMORY
A COMPACT 166-KILOBIT FILM MEMORY
MAGNETIC FILM MEMORY DESIGN
CHARACTERISTICS OF A MULTIPLE MAGNETIC PLANE THIN FILM MEMORY DEVICE
THE MAGNETIC ROO, A CYLINDRICAL, THIN-FILM MEMORY ELEMENT
SOME APPLICATIONS OF MAGNETIC FILM PARAMETRONS AS LOGICAL DEVICES
ENGINEERING CHARACTERISTICS OF CYLINDRICAL THIN FILM PMAMETRONS FOR USE IN DIGITAL SYSTEMS
METHODS OF UTILIZING THIN MAGNETIC FILM PROPERTIES FOR LARGE-CAPACITY FILES
ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF THIN-FILM SEMICONDUCTORS
A THIN MAGNETIC FILM SHIFT REGISTER
SPEEDS
SCME PROBLEMS IN THE DESIGN OF MAGNETIC FILM STORAGE SYSTEMS OPERATING AT MILLIMICRO-SECONO
CHARACTERISTICS OF BULK AND THIN FILM SUPERCONDUCTING ALLOYS
THERMAL PROPERTIES OF A COMPUTER UTILIZING THIN-FILM SUPERCONDUCTING ELEMENTS
TIME AVERAGE
MAGNETIC FILM, UNLIMITED STDRAGE
THIN MAGNETIC FILMS
CURRENT INDUCED SWITCHING OF SUPERCONDUCTIVE THIN FILMS
EDGE EFFECTS IN SUPERCONDUCTING FILMS
COMAIN WALLS IN THIN NI-FE FILMS
MAGNETIC ANISOTROPY IN SINGLE-CRYSTAL THIN FILMS
NANOSECOND SWITCHING IN THIN MAGNETIC FILMS
THE FUTURE OF THIN MAGNETIC FILMS
STATIC REVERSAL PROCESSES IN THIN NI-FE FILMS
RESIOUAL STRESS IN SINGLE-CRYSTAL NICKEL FILMS
MAGNETIZATION OF UNIAXIAL CYLINDRICAL THIN FILMS
ANGLEOF-INCIDENCE ANISOTROPY IN EVAPORATED NICKEL-IRON FILMS
GEOMETR IC
EFFECTS IN THE SUPERCONDUCTING TRANSITION OF THIN FILMS
MEASUREMENT OF
MAGNETIC-FIELD ATTENUATION BY THIN SUPERCONDUCTING FILMS
INI TlAL STUDIES
OF THE PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES OF VANADIUM THIN FILMS
NDNLINEAR WAVE PROPAGATION
IN A TRANSMISSION LINE LOADED WITH THIN PERMALLOY FILMS
ANALYSIS OF STATIC AND QUASIDYNAMIC
BEHAVIOR OF MAGNETOSTATICALLY COUPLED THIN MAGNETIC FILMS
SOME ELEMENTARY THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS C
ONCERNING SUPERCONCUCTIVITY OF SUPERIMPOSED METALLIC FILMS
ITHE INFLUENCE OF AGGREGATION ON THE MAGNETIC
PHASE TRANSITION OF EVAPORATED SUPERCONDUCTING THIN FILMS
HIGH-FRE~UENCY BEHAVIOR OF VERY THIN SUPERCONDUCTING FILMS AND CHANGES IN CRITICAL TEMPERATURE PRCDUCED 8Y
192

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

FEE - FIL
IBMJ622 170
PGEC591 1t8
LSU 56 111
WJCC56
39
PACM61 12B2
CACM626 31t3
FJCC63 3ltl
FJCC63 351
PGEC614 718
IBMJ632 127
CACM628 459
FJCC63 173
WJCC56
95
LSU 57 182
lUS 573 nit
CACM628 450
WJCC58 197
BCS 58 157
EJCC56 136
CACM635 245
CACM635 227
CACM63D 631
IBSJ632. 86
WJCC58 194
EJCC58
63
BIT 611 54
BIT 612 103
NEWC57
9
ARAP623 311
CACM633 101
WJCC59 295
CACM636 330
EJCC56 121t
WJCC60
53
WCR 604 42
JACM584 319
JACM613 418
CAS 56
74
CACM62D 507
CACM620 508
CACM637 384
EJCC60 137
CACM635 272
WJCC58 194
CACM630 626
LCMT61 163
LCMT61
63
CACM612 90
CACM61D 555
CACM635 231
ICIP59 447
ONR 60 113
ONR 60 262
IFlP62 612
EJCC59 255
ONR 60 213
ONR 60 230
ONR 60 239
ONR 60
14
ONR 60 198
DNR 60 366
PGEC635 517
IBMJ593 237
I BMJ593 256
I8MJ593 260
PGEC592 92
PGEC603 308
WJCC61 411
NCR 62ft 63
P IRE611 155
WJCC60
97
LCMT61 195
PGEC603 315
FJCC63 551
LCMT61 163
18MJ602 143
PGEC603 321
IFIP62 590
DNR 60 249
PGEC622 200
AUS 60AID.2
ICIP59 439
ONR 60 130
ONR 60 319
I S"J602 96
I S,.,J602 116
ISMJ602 189
LCMT61 411
I BMJ624 394
I BMJ624 449
18MJ632 130
IIIMJ602 163
I BMJ592 140
IBMJ602 107
ONR 60 121
IBMJ634 218
IBMJ624419
ISMJ621 75
I BMJ602 184
ONR 60 153
L92

TITLE WORD INOEX

FIL - FLO

EVAPORATED
A NEW TECHNIQUE FOR USING THIN MAGNETIC
DEPOSITED MAGNETIC
FOR~ATION OF THIN POLYMER
SUPERCONDUCTING
SUPERCONDUCTING TIN
MAGNETIC FIELDS OF SQUARE-LOOP THIN
XPERIENCES WITH THE USE OF MAGNETIC TAPE 2, MAGNETIC
PRENUCLEATION OF LEAD
MAGNETIC
A MODIFICATION OF
AN AUTOMATIC TRACKING
PROGRAM
OPTICAL
OF COMPUTER-LIMITED SAMPLED-DATA SIMULATION AND
ON EXPONENTIAL OIGITAL
SIMULATION OF DIGITAL
DESIGN OF NUMERICAL
DIGITAL
LOW IN ARITH~ETIC OPERATIONS PARTICULARLY AS REGARDS
ELECTRONICS IN
COMPUTERS
IONS
ADMINISTRATIVE AND
OIFFERENCES IN INTERNATIONAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR
FOR SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION IN BIOLOGY, PROPOSAL FOR
ON ORGANIZING AND
ORGAN IZ ING AND
METHODS BY WHICH RESEARCH WORKERS
WITH POLYNOMIAL COEFFICIENTS
A ROUTINE TO
LICATIONS TO THE REDUCTION OF MISSILI

A METHOD FOR
A ~ETHOD FOR
o THE SPHEROIOAL WAVE EQUATION
PROGRAMMING FOR
PENALTIES
ON
A METHOD OF FORMING HIGH OROER ROOT
ANALOG COMPUTER ~ETHOD FOR SOLVING POLYNOMIALS AND
A GENERALIZED ~ETHOD FOR
THE USE OF A REPETITIVE DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER FOR
VARIABLES
AN ITERATIVE METHOD FOR
AN AUTOMATIC METHOD FOR
COMPUTER
HOW MUCH SCIENCE CAN YOU HAVE AT YOUR
STATISTICS, ETC.
WITH A PROGRAM~ING TAPE
A CECISION PROCEDURE FOR COMPUTATIONS OF
TURING MACHINES,

KTH-ORDER
A STABLE IMPLICIT
PARABOLIC EQUATION
METHOD OF
DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
FUNCTION SIMULATION OF THE ABLATION PROBLEM USING
THE APPLICATION OF
ONS
ERROR STABILITY IN
EST MINIMAX APPROXIMATION TO A FUNCTION DEFINED ON A
EST MINIMAX APPROXIMATION TO A FUNCTION DEFINED ON A
OF MATRICES eVER ARBITRARY INTEGRAL DOMAINS
A
BOOLEAN FUNCTION EXPRESSIONS
APPLICATION OF A
PARTITIONING ALGORITHMS FOR
DIFFRACTION BY A
II, NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE REYNOLDS EQUAT ION FOR
OPERATOR
A NOVEL
DIFFERENTIAL EQUI
ITERATIVE PROCESSES FOR SOLVING
CHARACTERIZING EXPERIMENTS FOR
CASCADED
COMBAT VEHICLE
A SIMULATION OF A BUSINESS
SHARING BY A GROUP OF CONSULTING ENGINEERING
FOR COMPUTING INCOMPLETE ELLIPTIC INTEGRALS OF THE
FOR COMPUTING INCOMPLETE ELLIPTIC INTEGRALS OF THE
FOR COMPUTING INCOMPLETE ELLIPTIC INTEGRALS OF THE
ICC'S
THE
REPORT ON THE BCS
COND-ORDER DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS NOT CONTAINING THE
G A SECONDI
NeTE ON THE NUMERICAL EVALUATION OF A
AN INTRODUCTION TO THE BELL SYSTEM'S
ESSING OF GRAPHS (EXAMPLES AND APPLICATIONS ON AI
ERICAL SOLUTION OF CERTAIN INTEGRAL EQUATICNS OF THE
RICAL SOLUTICN OF FREDHOLM INTEGRAL EQUATIONS OF THE
DECODING COMBINATIONS OF THE
COMMENT ON 'OECODING COMBINATIONS OF THE
F QUASI-LINEAR PARTIAL DIfFERENTIAL EQUATIONS OF THE
YLOR SERIES APPROXIMATIONS FOR A SET OF SIMULTANEOUS
ONS WITH CONSTANT COEFI
NOTE ON DECOMPOSITION INTO
M AXIO~, OF PROOFS FOR THEOREMS DERIVABLE WITHIN THE
ANATRAN,
LEAPS, THE
A

ASSURANCE OFFICE
PLANS
NOUCTING TRANSITIONS OF TANTALUM AND TIN
193

THE
THE
THE

FILMS AND DIGITAL COMPUTERS
FILMS AS A PHASE SCRIPT MEMORY ELEMENT
fiLMS AS LOGIC ELEMENTS
FILMS BY ELECTRON BOMBARDMENT
fILMS LESS THAN 100 ANGSTROM UNITS THICK
FILMS OF LOW RESIDUAL RESISTIVITY
fILMS OF OBLATE SPHEROIDAL GEOMETRY
SYMPOSIUM ON E
FILMS ON A NATIONAL-ELLIOTT 405
FILMS WITH COPPER, GOLD, AND SILVER
FILMS, REVOLUTION IN COMPUTER MEMORIES
FILON'S METHOO OF NUMERICAL INTEGRATION
FIL TER
FILTER, A TOPOLOGICAL PATTERN SEPARATION COMPUTER
FILTERING BY OOUBLE DIFFRACTION
THE SYNTHESIS
FILTERING SYSTEMS
FIL TERS
FILTERS ON AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER
FILTERS WITH APPLICATIONS TO MISSILE OATA PROCESSING
FILTERS WITH T~RESHOLO ELEMENTS
ERRORS DUE TO OVERF
FINAC ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
FINANCIAL AND RESOURCE ANALYSIS ON HIGH SPEED
FINANCIAL CONSIDERATIONS AFFECTING COMPUTER INSTALLAT
FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF INFORMATION SERVICES
FINANCING A COMPREHENSIVE SYSTEM
RESPONSIBILITIES
FINANCING A LABORATORY
FINANCING A UNIVERSITY COMPUTING LABORATORY
FINO INFORMATION
FIND THE SOLUTION OF SIMULTANEOUS LINEAR EQUATIONS
FlNDAFACT
FINDING A MINIMUM OF A MULTIVARIATE FUNCTION WITH APP
FINDING ALL THE ZEROS OF F(ZI
FINDING CHARACTERISTIC VALUES OF MATHIEUS EQUATION AN
FINDING MINIMUM ROUTES IN A NETWORK WITH TURN
FINDING PROCESSES
AN AUTOMATIC
FINDING ROOT LOCI
FINDING ROOTS OF NON-LINEAR EQUATIONS
FINDING ROOTS OF POLYNOMIAL EQUATIONS
FINOING'STATIONARY VALUES OF A FUNCTION OF SEVERAL
FINDING THE GREATEST OR LEAST VALUE OF A FUNCTION
FINDING THE MAXIMUM OF A CONTINUOUS FUNCTION
FINDING ZEROS CF ARBITRARY FUNCTIONS
FINDS A RAILROAD CAR
FINGERS OR FISTS
FINGERTIPS
FINISHED STOCK CONTROL, PROOUCTION MONITORING, SALES
FINITE AND COMBINATORIAL AUTOMATA. TURING AUTOMATA
FIN ITE AUTOMAT A
FINITE AUTOMATA ANO NEURAL NETS
FINITE AUTOMATA AND THE SET OF SQUARES
FINITE AUTOMATA AND THEIR OECISIDN PROBLEMS
FINITE AUTOMATA, PATTERN RECOGNITION AND PERCEPTRONS
FINITE AUTOMATION
FINITE DIFFERENCE APPROXIMATION TO A FOURTH ORDER
FINITE DIFFERENCES FOR THE SDLUTION OF PARTIAL
FINITE FOURIER TRANSFORMS
IMPLICIT
FINITE FOURIER TRANSFORMS TO ANALOG COMPUTER SIMULATI
FINITE MANTISSA FLOATING POINT COMPUTERS
FINITE POINT SET
IERMINATION OF THE POLYNOMIAL OF B
FINITE POINT SET
IER~INATION OF THE POLYNOMIAL OF B
FINITE SEQUENTIALLY CO~PACT PROCESS FOR THE AOJOINTS
FINITE SET COVERING THEOREM TO THE SIMPLIFICATION OF
FINITE SETS
FINITE SINUSOIDAL PHASE GRATING
FINITE SLIDER BEARINGS
IFILM LUBRICATION STUOY PART
FINITE-DIFFERENCE APPRCXIMATION TO THE BIHARMONIC
FINITE-DIFFERENCE APPROXIMATIONS TO SEPARABLE PARTIAL
FINITE-MEMORY BINARY AUTDMATA
FINITE-STATE MACHINES
FIRING STABILITY (ACTIVE SUSPENSIONI
FIRING TABLE COMPUTATIONS ON THE ENIAC
FIRING TABLES
FIRM
COMPUTER
FIRMS
NEW FORMULAS
FIRST AND SECOND KINO
FORMULAS
FIRST AND SECOND KINOS
ERRATUM IN 'FORMULAS
FIRST ANO SECONO KINDS'
FIRS T COMPUTER
FIRST COMPUTER IN RHDDESIA
FIRST CONFERENCE
FIRST DERIVATIVE EXPLICITLY
IMERICAL SOLUTION OF SE
FIRST DERIVATIVE FROM A TABLE OF A FUNCTION SATISFYIN
FIRST ELECTRONIC SWITCHING OFFICE
FIRST ELEMENTS OF A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE FOR THE PROC
FIRST GENERAL ASSEMBLY DF THE ICC
FIRST KINO
A TECHNIQUE FDR THE NUM
FIRST KINO BY THE INVERSION OF THE LINEAR SYSTEM PROD
FIRST N INTEGERS TAKEN K AT A TI~E
FIRST N INTEGERS TAKEN K AT A TIME'
IHE INITIAL VALUE PROBLEM FOR SYSTEMS 0
FIRST ORDER
FIRST ORDER DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
ISTRUCTION OF TA
FIRST ORDER OF MULTI-ORDER LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL ECUATI
FIRST ORDER PREDICATE CALCULUS
ITHE PROOUCTION FRO
FIRST STEP IN BREEOING THE DIGINALOG
FIRST THREE YEARS
FIRST VERSION OF UNCOL
FIRST YEAR wITH A BUSINESS COMPUTER
FIRST YEAR'S EXPERIENCE WITH A COMPUTER IN A LIFE
FIRST YEAR'S PRODUCTION ON A COMPUTER, AND FUTURE
FIRST- AND SECOND-ORDER STRESS EFFECTS ON THE SUPERCO

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

FIG - FIR
WCR 594
FJCC63
EJCC59
ONR 60
ONR 60
IBMJ602
PGEC594
TCJ2593
I BMJ634
FJCC62
JACM602
AUS 572
EJCC60
OPI 62
EJCC57
J ACM592
JACM561
JACM613
IFIP62
J ACM574
EJCC55
LSU 55
TCB1573
lCSI582
I CSI582
CLUN55
CLUN55
ICSI581
CACM594
PACM{i9
PACM59
JACM634
PECS52
CACM612
PACM61
NCR 574
PACM61
PGEC592
TCJ5622
TCJ3603
HARV61
JACM5B2
CACM618
CACM590
I BMJ584
EOPS61
IFlP62
JACM623
JACM6t4
JACM63it
IBMJ592
JACM611
PGEC635
JACM571
HARV47
PACM62
SJCC62
PACM59
PACM56
J ACMS93
CACM628
IFIP62
CACM630
IBMJ634
I BMJ593
TCJ6632
TCJ6631
PGEC6D4
PGEC613
CACM6t6
PACM52P
HARV47
SJCC62
CAS 58
JACM594
J ACM632
JACM633
ICC 622
TCJ5622
TCB3593
TCJ6644
TCJ3602
EJCC5T
ROME62
ICC 622
JACM621
JACM611
CACM604
CACM600
lFIP62
JACM613
TCJ2593
ICIP59
WJCC60
TCJ6631
WJCC61
TCJ1581
TCJ3601
TCJ3603
I BMJ62 I

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28
1B6
162
173
45B
120
297
213
181
207
25
20
139
283
16
440
736
450
26
29
4B
1435
1411
201
195
163
16
49
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545
14
107
5A5
164
5A2
182
147
175

19B
154
356
3

282

408
391
315
467
528

114
1

410
18
153
52
255
52
23

395
441
131
613
345
256
177
93
469
366
279

103
194
33

116
515
126
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19
31
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112
204
111
81
84
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FIR - FOR

TITLE WORD INDEX

CTROCHEM·ICAL POTENTIALS
CLARIFICATION OF
COMPUTING OR INFORMATION PROCESSING, FUSION OR
FINGERS OR
MULTI-DIMENSIONAL LEAST-SQUARES POLYNOMIAL CURVE
SOME ORTHOGONAL METHODS OF CURVE AND SURFACE
ON THE USE OF ORTHOGONAL POLYNOMIALS FOR DATA

FIRST-ORDER SEMICONOUCTION EFFECTS THROUGH USE OF ELE
FISSION
FISTS
FITTING
FITTING
FITTING
SWAC EXPERIMENTS
FITTING A COMPUTER INTO AN INVENTORY-CONTROL PROBLEM
AN ALGORITHM TO THE METHOD OF CURVE FITTING BY THE PROCESS OF LEAST SQUARES
ON A CHEBYCHEFF FITTING CRITERION
A CHEBYCHEFF FITTING CRITERION
NT SCHEOOLI NG
CURVE FITTING FOR A MOOEL OF APPLIED RESEARCH ANO DEVELOPME
A NOTE ON FITTING GREAT CIRCLES BY LEAST SQUARES
LEAST SQUARES FITTING OF A GREAT CIRCLE THROUGH POINTS ON A SPHERE
FITTING OF CURVES TO SCIENTIFIC DATA
AN ALGORITHM FOR MINIMAX POLYNOMIAL CURVE-FITTING OF OISCRETE OATA
LEAST SQUARES FITTING OF PLANES TO SURFACES USING DYNAMIC
A LEAST SQUARES SURFACE FITTING PROGRA~
PROCEDURES FeR CONTINUED FRACTIONS
METHODS FOR FITTING RATIONAL APPROXIIOIATIONS, PART I, TELESCOPING
METHODS FOR FITTING RATIONAL APPROXIMATIONS, PARTS II AND III
FITTING SPHERES BY THE METHOO OF LEAST SQUARES
RECURSIVE CURVE FITTING TECHNIQUE
AN ITERATIVE METHOD FOR FITTING THE LOGISTIC CURVE
FURTHER REMARKS ON LINE SEGMENT CURVE-FITTING USING CYNAMIC PROGRAMMING
CURVE FITTING WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER
A FIVE MICROSECONO MEMORY FOR UDOFT COMPUTER
IBM 1440 DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM FEATURES FIVE NEW UNITS
INTEGRATED RAPID-ACCESS MAGNETIC TAPE SYSTEM WITH FIXED ADDRESS
A COMPUTERTHE LOGIC OF FIXED AND GROWING AUTOMATA
COMPUTATION, BEHAVIOR, AND STRUCTURE IN fiXED AND GROWING AUTOMATA
UDES OF NUMBERS IN DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINES WITH A fIXED BINARY POINT
THE CONTROL Of MAGNIT
BINARY CONVERSION, WITH fIXED DECIMAL PRECISION, OF A DECIMAL FRACTION
WORDS IN THE HISTORY OF A TURING MACHINE WITH A FIXED INPUT
TERISTICS Of A VARIABLE-LENGTH RECORD SORT USING .NEW FIXED LENGTH RECORO SORTING TECHNIQUES
lAND CHARAC
CAPACITANCE TYPE FIXED MEMORY
A MICRO-PROGRAMMEO COMPUTER WITH A PHOTOTRANSISTOR FIXED MEMORY
THE KT PILOT COMPUTER,
OMPUTER ORGANIZATION RANDOM NUMBER GENERATION IN THE FIXEO PLUS VARIABLE COMPUTER SYSTEM
IRALLELISM IN C
ORGANIZATION OF COMPUTER SYSTEMS, THE FIXED PLUS VARIABLE STRUCTURE COMPUTER
AN AUTOMATIC FORMULA TRANSLATOR FOR FIXED POINT ARITHMETIC
THE FIXED POINT DIVISION IN GIER
THE DESIGN OF FIXEO POINT ITERATIONS
DETERMINING FASTEST ROUTES USING FIXED SCHEDULES
A HIGH-SPEED, LARGE-CAPACITY fIXED STORE FOR A OIGITAL COMPUTER
VARIABLE FIELD-LENGTH DATA MANIPULATION IN FIXED WORD-LENGTH MEMORY
ON OF EIGENVALUES ANO EIGENVECI
ORGANIZATION OF A 'FIXED-PLUS-VARIABLE' STRUCTURE COMPUTER FOR COMPUTATI
ONI
CORRECTION AND ADDENDUM TO 'ORGANIZATION OF A 'FIXED-PLUS-VARIABLE' STRUCTURE COMPUTER FOR COMPUTATI
A FIXED-PROGRAM OATA PROCESSOR FOR BANKING OPERATIONS
COMPUTERS
FIXED-WORD-LENGTH ARRAYS IN VARIABLE-WORD-LENGTH
DIODE ARRAYS
FIXED, ASSOCIATIVE MEMORY USING EVAPORATEO ORGANIC
SELECTION SYSTEM FeR THE FLORIDA AUTOMATIC COMPUTER (FLAC)
A NEW INPUT-OUTPUT
A CO~PUTER FOR FLAW PLOTTING
FROM FLEC TO C.P.A.S. IFRENCH)
A TYPEWRITER KEYBOARD DESIGNED FOR COMPUTER INPUT FLEXIBILITY
THE LINCOLN KEYBOARD,
PIPE FLEXIBILITY· ANALYSIS ON THE UTE COM COMPUTER
FLEXIBILITY IN ANALOGUE COMPUTERS
FLEXIBILITY VERSUS SPEED
flEXIBLE ABBREVIATION OF WORDS IN A COMPUTER LANGUAGE
DESIGN
A FLEXIBLE AND ECONOMIC APPROACH TO OIGITAL SYSTEM
EXECUTION IN A DIGITAL COMPUTER
A FLEXIBLE AND INEXPENSIVE METHOD OF MONITORING PROGRAM
CASCADED SWITCHING NETWORKS OF TWO-INPUT flEXIBLE CEllS
L ON A S~ALL TO MEDIUM SIZE COMPUTER
A FLEXIBLE DIRECT FILE APPROACH TO INFORMATION RETRIEVA
ARITHMETIC
ON A FLEXIBLE IMPLE~ENTATION OF DIGITAL COMPUTER
ECHNIQUE FOR COMPUTING CRITICAL ROTATIONAL SPEEDS OF FLEXIBLE SHAFTS ON AN AUTOMATIC COMPUTER
A T
THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE FLEXIBLE-DISK ~AGNETIC RECORDER
COMPUTERS, THE ANSWER TO REAL-TIME FLIGHT ANAL YSI S
THE HUMAN COMPUTER IN fliGHT CONTROL
AN EXPERIMENTAL DIGITAL FLIGHT CONTROL SYSTEM
MULTI-COMPUTER SYSTEM FOR LUNAR AND PLANETARY SPACE FLIGHT DATA PROCESSING
A REAL TIME
A SMALL TRANSISTORIZED ANALOG COMPUTER FOR EARLY FLIGHT IMPACT POINT PREDICTION OF BALLISTIC MISSILES
HYBRID COMPUTATION IN SPACE FLIGHT SIMULATION
COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL SYSTEM FOR RE-ENTRY VEHICLE FLIGHT SIMULATION
USE OF A
FLIGHT SIMULATION OF ORBITAL AND RE-ENTRY VEHICLES
TRAINII\G
X-15 ANALOG FLIGHT SIMULATION, SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT AND PILOT
PROBLEMS IN FLIGHT SYSTEM SIMULATION
AIRCRAFT FLIGHT TEST DAIA PROCESSING
ARROW FLIGHT TEST DATA REDUCTION
A OIGITAL COMPUTER FOR USE IN AN OPERATIONAL FLIGHT TRAINER
GANIZATIQN OF A ~ULTIPLE-COCKPIT DIGITAL OPERATIONAL FLIGHT TRAINER
SYSTEM OR
STATIC-DYNAMIC DESIGN OF FLIP-FLOP CIRCUITS
A TIME-SEQUENTIAL TABULAR ANALYSIS OF FLIP-FLOP LOGICAL OPERATION
SWITCHING AND MEMORY CRITERION IN TRANSISTOR FLIP-FLOPS
ASSOCIATIVE TECHNIQUES WITH COMPLEMENTING FLIP-FLOPS
DYNAMIC FLIP-FLOPS AND THEIR USE IN PARALLEL ACTION COMPUTERS
NS
TRANSISTOR FLIP-FLOPS FOR HIGH-SPEEO DIGITAL COMPUTER APPLICATIO
DESIGN OF TRIODE FLIP-FLOPS FOR LONG-TERM STABILITY
HIGH-SPEED FLIP-FLOPS FOR THE MILLIMICROSECONO REGION
AN AIR-FLOATING DISK MGNETIC M.EMORY UNIT
UNNORMAL1ZEO FLOATING POINT ARITHMETIC
ERROR ANALYSIS IN FLOATING POINT ARITHMETIC
ERROR STABILITY IN FINITE MANTISSA FLOATING POINT COMPUTERS
THE ACCURACY OF FLOATING POINT COMPUTERS
.
FLOATING POINT DECIMAL-BINARY CONVERSION (GERMAN)
FLOATING POINT ERROR ANALYSIS
CONVERSION BETWEEN FLOAT INC POINT REPRESENTATIONS
AN AUTOMATIC FLOATING-ADDRESS MACHINE
FLOATING-POINT ARITHMETIC IN COBCL
CE
NORMALIZEO FlOATlNC-POINT ARITHMETIC IiITH AN INIlEX OF SIGNIFICAN
FLOATING-POINT ARITH~ETICS
DATA 1604
A MULTIPLE-PRECISION FLOATING-POINT INTERPRETIVE PROGRAM FOR THE CONTROL
ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGES
ON A FLOATING-POINT NUMBER REPRESENTATION FOR USE WITH
FLOATING-POINT OPERATION
194

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

FIL - FLO
I BMJ571 39
TCB6623 82
CACM59D
3
CACM599 29
TCJ4613 260
JACM581
9
CAS 57
18
PACM56
1
PACM56
3
JACM581 22
IBMJ583 232
CACM618 353
CACM60N 611
AUS 60B'6.3
JACM633 283
CACM634 172
TCJ3614 266
JACM6D2 150
JACM633 257
CACM61N 491
CACM588 10
CACM593
5
CACM628 441
TCJ2604 170
WCR 574 262
CACM62D 618
WJCC58
42
HARV571 147
SOS 59 282
C AMB49
50
CACM5'll 27
JACM634 526
CACM635 264
LCMT61
53
I FIP62 684
WJCC61 E>7
WJCC60
33
PACM59
76
BIT 613 200
PACM58
12
SJCC63
1
OPI 62 246
PGEC635 512
JACM621 41
JACM624 522
WJCC56
99
CACM62D 602
FJCC63 101
WJCC57
37
PGEC521 73
ROME62 763
CACM581
4
AUS 60 84.3
AUS 572 210
NSMT60 444
CACM63N 668
AUS 63 C.2
PGEC612 253
PGEC622 136
FJCC63 173
I FIP62 664
CACM596 27
P IRE611 164
WJCC5'1 350
PGEC513 195
WJCC54
23
SJCC63 121
AUS 60Cl0.3
CAS 62 142
E JCC61 105
PGEC624 555
WJCC61 623
EJCC57 100
CAS 55
8B
CAN 58
\/5
PGEC552 55
PGEC593 326
PGEC521
6
PGEC572 72
NCR 602
3
SJCC63 381
CENG5'1
96
PwCS54
38
PGEC532 14
PGEC563 III
WCR 574 221
JACM593 415
CACM5'15 10
PACM59
52
BIT 612 87
ECIP55 120
PACM59
~1
CACM606 352
I EES56 134
CACM625 269
EJCC59 244
J ACM602 129
TCJ6631 62
CACM623 11>0
pes 62
92
194

FLO - FOR

TITLE WORD INDEX

FLORIDA AUTOMATIC COMPUTER IFLACI
FLOW
FLOW
FLOW
FLOW
FLOW
PROGRAMMING
FLOW
THE SOLUT ION
FLOW
FLOW AND THE DIMENSIONS OF LARGE ASYMMETRIC MOLECULES
FLOW BY MEANS OF RECURSIVE FUNC TlONS
FLOW CHART LISTINGS
FLOW CHART SYMBOLS
FLOW CHARTING
FLOW CHARTS
FLOW CHARTS AND PROGRA~ LOGIC
FLOW COMPENSATIONS
AN ONFLOW DIAGRAM APPROACH TO COMPUTER LOGICAL DESIGN USIN
FLOW DIAGRAMS
FLOW DIAGRAMS
FLOW GATING
SIGNAL FLOW GRAPH TEC~NIQUES FOR SEQUENTIAL CIRCUIT STATE
DIAGRA~S
ANALYSIS OF A CONSTANT-INPUT-FLOW HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
THE CALCULATION OF FLUCTUATING HEAT FLOW IN BUILDINGS
DISLOCATIONS AND PLASTIC FLOW IN GERMANIUM
ANALOG SIMULATION OF UNDERGROUND WATER FLOW IN THE LOS ANGELES COASTAL PLAIN
INCOMPRESSIBLE FLOW NETWORK CALCULATORS
FLOW OUTLINING, A SUBSTITUTE FOR FLCW CHARTING
TECHNICAL INFORMATION FLOW PATTERN
DIGITAL COMPUTERS AND THE LOAD-FLOW PROBLEM
A NUMERICAL METHOO OF SOLVING A HEAT FLOW PROBLEM WITH MOVING BOUNDARY
PROJECT ~ERCURY REAL-TIME OOMPUTATIONAL AND DATA-FLOW SYSTEM
ON SMOOTHING OF PULP QUALITY CHARACTERISTICS IN A FLOW SYSTEM
DIGITAL SIMULATION OF DISCRETE FLOW SYSTEMS
DIGITAL SIMULATION OF DISCRETE FLOW SYSTEMS
FLOW TABLE LOGIC
SYSTEMS
THE FLOW-MATIC AND MATH-MATIC AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
REPORT ON PROPOSED AMERICAN STANOARD FLOWCHART SYMBOLS FOR INFORMATION PROCESSING
COMPUTER-DRAWN FLOWCHARTS
FREQUENCY-TO-PERIOD-TO-ANALOG COMPUTER FOR FLOWRATE MEASUREMENT
THE CALCULATION OF FLUCTUATING HEAT FLOW IN BUILDINGS
HYDRODYNAMIC PROBLEMS INVOLVING LARGE FLUID OISTORTIONS
ON CO~PUTATIONAL TECHNIQUES FOR CERTAIN PROBLEMS IN FLUID DYNAMICS
PARTICLE-IN-CELL FLUID DYNAMICS ON THE IBM STRETCH MACHINE
APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTING TO FLUID DYNAMICS PROBLEMS
ANALOG SIMULATION OF PARTICLE TRAJECTORIES IN FLUID flOW
THE SOLUTION
OF CERTAIN PROBLEMS OCCURRING IN THE STUDY OF FLUID FLOW
A THEORETICAL MODEL FOR SEPARATION IN THE FLUIO JET AMPLIFIER
DIGITAL FLUID LOGIC ELEMENTS
TWO PROBLEMS IN FLUID MECHANICS
COMPUTERS IN FLUID MECHANICS
FLUID MECHANICS COMPUTATIONS
~ETHODS FOR COMPUTING TWO-DIMENSIONAL UNSTEADY FLUID MOTION
NUMERICAL
NUMERICAL SCLUTION OF CHARACTER ISTIC EQUATIONS IN FLUTTER ANAL YS IS
ON THE
FLUTTER IN MAGNETIC RECORDING OF OATA
RADIOISOTOPES TO DETERMINE THE CHEMISTRY OF SOLDER FLUX
THE USE OF
LOGIC BY ORDERED FLUX CHANGES IN MULTI PATH FERRITE CORES
QUANTIZED FLUX COUNTER
CALCULATION Of FLUX PATTERNS IN FERRITE MULTI PATH STRUCTURES
OF DATA
FLUX RESPONSIVE MAGNETIC HEADS FOR LOW SPEED READ-OUT
FLUX REVERSAL IN THREE-RUNG LAODICS
TRAPPED-FLUX SUPERCONOUCTING MEMORY
ALTERABLE, ~IGH-SPEED MEMORY TECHNIQUE USING STAI
FLUXLOK, A NONOESTRUCTIVE, RANDOM-ACCESS ELECTRICALLY
DEVICE FABRICATION MASKS
FLY'S-EYE LENS TECHNIQUE FOR GENERATING SEMICONDUCTOR
THE FLYING SPOT STORE
CHARACTER
RECOGNITICN BY DIGITAL COMPUTER USING A SPECIAL FLYING-SPOT SCANNER
AN AM-FM ELECTRONIC ANALOG MULTIPLIER
NOMINAL CLEARANCE Of THE FOIL BEARING
THE LIGHTLY LOADED fOIL BEARING AT ZERO ANGLE Of WRAP
AN EMITTER-FOLLOWER-COUPLED, HIGH-SPEED BINARY COUNTER
A STREAM-FOLLOWING TECHNIQUE FOR USE IN CHARACTER RECOGNITION
AN ANALOGOUS METHOD FOR PATTERN RECOGNITION BY FOLLOWING THE BOUNOARY
DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR STYLIZED FONT CHARACTER READERS
RECOGNITION OF MIXEO-FONT IMPERFECT CHARACTERS
THE RCA MULTI-FONT READING MACHINE
.~
FOOTNOTE TO 'THE JACOBI METHOD FOR REAL SYMMETRIC
MATRICES'
THE WORD 'FOR' HAS BEEN PREVENTED FROM INOEXING
THE FORAST PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
COMPUTER OPERATIONS AT WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE
THE
CALCULATION Of MOLECULAR VIBRATIONAL FREQUENCIES AND FORCE CONSTANTS
INTERATOMIC-FORCE CONSTANTS fROM A CENTRAL-FORCE LAW
FOUR AOVANCEO COMPUTERS, KEY TO AIR FORCE OIGITAL DATA COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM
DATA PREPARATION AND TRANSMISSION IN THE ROYAL AIR FORCE INTEGRATED SUPPLY SYSTEM
INTERATOMIC-FORCE CONSTANTS FROM A CENTRAL-fORCE LAW
THE INTEGRATED DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM AT THE AIR FORCE MISSILE TEST CENTRE
EXPERIENCE ON THE AIR FORCE UNIVAC
ERENCE TO USE OF AN AUTOMATIC DIGITALI
THE MATRIX (FORCEI METHOD OF STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS WITH SPECIAL REF
SUMMARY AND FORECAST
~ODE~ MAKING PROBLEMS IN ELECTION FORECASTING
AUTOMATIC SALES FORECASTING
OF AN AUTOCODED PROGRAM FOR SALES ANALYSIS AND FORECASTING
PEGASUS, AN EXAMPLE
THE APPLICATION OF COMPUTERS TO CANADIAN BUSINESS FORECASTING
CRYSTAL BALLS OR MAGNETIC CORES,
ION Of SOME EQUATIONS ARISING IN ECONOMIC THEORY AND FORECASTING
IGN OF AN ANALOG COMPUTER FOR THE SOLUT
FORECASTING ELECTION RESULTS
FORECASTING OF ELECTION RESULTS ON THE OASK (DANISHl
STAT! STICAL FOUNDATIONS FOR BUSINESS FORECASTS
REGIONAL APPLICATIONS OF PUNCH CARD METHODS TO FOREST INVENTORY
INDUSTRIAL APPLICATION OF PUNCH CARD METHODS TO FOREST INVENTORY
SERVICES
REQUIREMENTS OF FOREST SCIENTISTS FOR LITERATURE AND REFERENCE
TREE S. fORESTS AND REARRANGING
FORGETTING IN AN ASSOCIATION MEMORY
A NEW INPUT-OUTPUT SELEcTION SYSTEM FOR THE
THE PROGRA~MING OF SUPERSONIC NOZZLE
ON COMPRESSIBLE LAMINAR BOUNDARY LAYER
REAL-TIME CONTROL OF TRAFFIC
FUNDAMENTALS OF A THEORY OF ASYNCHRONOUS INFORMATION
ANALOG SIMULATION OF PARTICLE TRAJECTORIES IN fLUID
OF THE METHOD OF CHARACTERISTICS FOR AXISYMMETRIC
OF CERTAIN PROBLE~S OCCURRING IN THE STUDY OF FLUID
DOUBLE REFRACTION OF
ON THE DECLARATIVE CONTROL OF THE DATA
AUTOMATIC PREPARATION OF
PROPOSED STANDARD
FLOW OUTLINING, A SUBSTITUTE FOR
A PROGRAM TO DRAW MULTILEVEL
TABLES,
LINE SOLID-STATE ANALOG COMPUTER FOR AUTOMATIC GAS
G THE NCR 304 AS AN ILLUSTRATION
THE
ALGEBRAIC FORMULATION OF
APPLICATIONS OF BOOLEAN MATRICES TO THE ANALYSIS OF

195

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

FIR - FOR
WJCC57
H
CAMB49
41
AUS 60 89.3
CAS 62
j
IF IP62
386
S JCC62 235
PACM56
16
CAS 51
91
HARV49 219
ROME62 173
JACM~81

CACM590 11
CACM59N 11
WJCC59 131
18SJ621 51
NCR 602 96
WJCC58
59
C ACM586
4
EJCC59 133
WJCC58 13B
PGEC632 61
IBMJ611 44
AUS 63 C.24
18MJ614 219
WJCC61 535
CACM636 325
C ACM59N 11
WJCC61 247
I EES56
16
JACM582 161
EJCC61
B
BIT 624 203
PACH59
59
CACM600 659
PIRE611 221
ARAP591 196
CACM6iD ~'J9
CACM!>39 5j5
PGEC601 62
AUS 63 C.24
J ACM572 137
HARV41 1~1
CAS 62 1~1
CLUN5')
51
SJCC62 23~
CAS H
91
I BMJ634 288
AIC 634 169
AUS 60B'1.1
AODC62
91
HARV41 188
TCB6634 127
J ACM581 45
NCR 612 81
18MJ613 218
NCR 584 268
WCR 574 246
NCR 584 263
NCR 584 2"19
PGEC625 664
IBMJ514 294
PGEC603 323
IBMJ632 146
LCMT61
19
TCJ4612 129
PIRE530 1410
IBMJ632 153
I BMJ632 il2
WCR 584 54
NCR 634 64
ICIP59 238
OCR 62 li5
OCR 62 213
OCR 62
3
JACM601 78
PACM62
48
LSU 56
43
AUS 63 B.16
IBMJ592 126
EJCC61 264
TCJ6633 219
I BMJ592 126
AUS 512 218
62
E JCCS3
AUS 60 86.1
EJCC52 131
CAS 56
16
TCJ1583 113
ARAP591 64
CAN 58
15
AUS 60 C1.2
TCJ2604 195
BIT 612 113
TCJ1582 59
LSU 56 216
LSU 56 219
ICSI581 261
TCJ3602 84
PACM61 2C2
1 '15

FOR - FRE

TITLE WORD INDEX

FLO - FOR

FORM
JACM592 245
FORM
I BMJ594 355
FORM
JACM594 ~38
FORM
A SYSTEM FOR COUNTING PACM52P 61
FORM
INSTABILITY OF THE ELI TCJ5621 61
FORM
A TRANSLATION TECHNIQUE FOR LANGUAGES W ROME62
23
FORM (FRENCH)
ITERATIVE METHODS FOR THE NUMERICAL S IF IP62 102
FORM BIBLIOGRAPHIES
TABLEOEX. ICSI582 1221
FORM BY ELIMINATIONS
TCJ4612 168
FORM DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND PAPER HANDLING PROBLEMS CAN 58 I'll
FORM IN RANDOM NORMAL VARIABLES
JACM603 245
FORM IN THE SOLUTION OF INITIAL CONDITION DIFFERENTIA ICIP59
33
FORM OF A TRUTH FUNCTION
JACM604 299
TCJ1582 84
FORM OF HORNER'S METHOD
FORM OF INVERSE FOR SPARSE MATRICES
PACM56
40
FORM OF RESPONSE, SIZE OF STEP, AND INDIVI~UAL DIFFER PLCI61
86
FORM OF THE 'UNCDL' DIAGRAM
CACM613 142
FORM OF THE INVERSE LINEAR PROGRAMMING CODES
CACM627 382
FORM ON THE IBM 704
REDUCTION OF A GEN PACM59
2'1
FORM SUITABLE FOR RADAR TARGET ACQUISITION
10F CART AUS 60 C9.3
FORM WR IT I NG
CAN 58 184
FORMAL ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS OF BILATERAL SWITCHING PGEC583 231
FORMAL EXAMINATIONS FOR COMPUTER PERSONNEL
TCB6622 55
ON SOME AXIOMATIC SYSTEMS FOR FORMAL GRAMMARS AND LANGUAGES
IFIP62 313
FORMAL INTEGRArlON ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
PACM59
36
CACM638 451
A SYNTAX CONTROLLED GENERATOR OF FORMAL LANGUAGE PROCESSORS
A GENERAL PROCESSOR FOR CERTAIN FORMAL LANGUAGES
ROME62
65
FORMAL LOGIC AND SWITCHING CIRCUITS
PACM52P 2!>1
THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF FORMAL MIXED LANGUAGES
PACM59
25
MINIMUM TOTAL WIRE LENGTH
FORMAL PROCEDURES FOR CONNECTING TERMINALS WITH A
J ACM514 428
DESCRIPTION
FORMAL STRUCTURE OF ALGOL AND SIMPLIFICATION OF ITS
ROME62
15
WORK OF WOODGER AND HULL
THE FORMALIZATION OF SCIENTIFIC LANGUAGES PART I, THE
I BMJ574 31tl
IDAC, THE IBM FORMAT DIGITAL TO ANALOGUE CONVERTER
AUS 63 C.14
A CARD FORMAT FOR REFERENCE FILES IN INFORMATION PROCESSING CACM612 90
A HIGH-SPEED DATA-PREPARATION SYSTEM WITH V/IRIABLE FORMAT OUTPUT
MICROSADIC WJCC58
40
FORMAT-FREE INPUT IN FORTRAN
CACM630 605
AN APPROACH TO AUTOMATIC THEORY FORMATION
SOS 61 443
SYMPTOM EVALUATION
CLUSTER FORMATION AND CIAGNOSTIC SIGNIFICANCE IN PSYCHIATRIC FJCC62 285
RNING MODEL FOR SENSORY PATTERN RECOGNITION, CONCEPT FORMATION AND SYMBOL TRANSFORMATION
IPERCEPTUAL LEA IFIP62 413
ICATION OF IBM EDP METHODS TO THE CALCULATION OF THE FORMATION CONS TANTS OF COMPLEX IONS
APPL CACM63N 694
MAPPING
AUTOMATIC FORMATION OF A 'MACHINE THEORY' REPRESENTING A
PACM61 2C1
THEORY
ON THE AUTOMATIC FORMATION OF A COMPUTER PROGRAM WHICH REPRESENTS A
SOS 62 107
BOMBARDMENT
FORMATION OF THIN POLYMER FILMS BY ELECTRON
ONR 60 186
INSTRUCTION FORMATS
PCS 62 122
NOTE ON A METHOD OF FORMING A SORTING KEY FOR A PARTLY ORDERED LIST
TCJ6631 14
A METHOD OF FORMING HIGH ORDER ROOT FINDING PROCESSES
PACM61 5A5
X3.4 FORMS ALGOL TASK GROUP
CACM637 315
TION OF A MATRIX TO ALMOST TRIANGULAR AND TRIANGULAR FORMS BY ELEMENTARY SIMILARITY TRANSFORMATIONS
10ue JACM593 336
IZII
MACHI~E PERCEPTION OF PRINTED ANO HANOWRITTEN FORMS BY MEANS OF PROCEDURES FOR ASSESSING AND RECOGN PACM59
20
PERIPHERY EQUIPMENT IN RELATION TO FORMS HANDLING IN COMPUTER INSTALLATIONS
AUS 60A12.4
IRREDUNDANT DISJUNCTIVE AND CONJUNCTIVE FORMS OF A BOOLEAN fUNCTION
IBMJ512 171
OLOGICAl METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF THE MINIMAL FORMS OF A BOOLEAN FUNCTION
A TOP PGEC563 126
E PRIME II
DETERMINATION OF THE IRREDUNDANT NORMAL FORMS OF A TRUTH FUNCTION BY ITERATEO CONSENSUS OF TH PGEC602 245
THE GRAMMATICAL INTERPRETATION OF RUSSIAN INFLECTED FORMS USING A STEM OICTIONARY
MTL 611 363
PROCESS ING
BUSINESS FORMS, THEIR I~PACT, ceNTROL ANO FUNCTION IN DATA
AUS 60A12.3
STABILITY OF A GENERALIZED CORRECTOR FORMULA
JACM621 104
THE LOGIC OF AUTOMATIC FORMULA SYNTHESIS
NSMT60 462
MADCAP, A SCIENTIFIC COMPILER FOR A DISPLAYED FORMULA TEXTBOOK LANGUAGE
CACM611 31
At GOR ITHM S FOR FORMULA TRANSLATION
TCJ2592 53
SEQUENTIAL FORMULA TRANSLATION
CACM602 16
DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
THE APPLICATION OF FORMULA TRANSLATION TO AUTOMATIC CODING OF ORDINARY
ARAP591 81
AN AUTOMATIC FORMULA TRANSLATOR FOR FIXED POINT ARITHMETIC
PACM59
76
CONVERGENCE PROPERTIES OF GAUSSIAN QUADRATURE FORMULAE
TCJ3614 272
THE USE OF HIGHER DERIVATIVES IN QUADRATURE FORMULAE
TCJ5634 322
ARITHMETIC FORMULAE AND SUBROUTINES IN SAKO
ARAP612 177
RAIC DIFFERENTIATION AND THE AUTOMATIC GENERATION OF FORMULAE FOR MOLECULAR INTEGRALS OF GAUSSIAN ORBITALS TCJ6633 287
CTION EQUATION
HIGH ACCURACY DIFFERENCE FORMULAE FOR THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE HEAT CONDU TCJ5622 142
METHOD FOR OBTAINING MINIMAL PROPOSITION-LETTER FORMULAS
THE VERTEX-FRAME PGEC622 144
.ON A CLASS OF ITERATION FORMULAS AND SOME HISTORICAL NOTES
CACM616 276
PROCESSING OF FORMULAS BY MACHINES
ECIP55 146
NTI AL EQUATION
OPTIMUM RECURRENCE FORMULAS FOR A FOURTH ORDER PARABOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERE PACM5/>
45
NTiAL EQUATION
OPTIMUM RECURRENCE FORMULAS FOR A FOURTH ORDER PARABOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERE JACM574 467
OF THE FIRST ANO SECOND KIND
NEW FORMULAS FOR COMPUTING INCOMPLETE ELLIPTIC INTEGRALS JACM594 515
OF THE FIRST AND SECOND KINDS
FORMULAS FOR ceMPUTING INCOMPLETE ELLIPTIC INTEGRALS J ACM632 126
OF THE FIRST AND SECOND KINDS'
ERRATUM IN 'FORMULAS FOR COMPUTING INCOMPLETE ELLIPTIC INTEGRALS JACM633 412
SECOND ORDER FORMULAS FOR FOURIER COEFFICIENTS
PACM58
~2
IMPLICIT VS. EXPLICIT RECURRENCE FORMULAS FOR THE LINEAR DIFFUSION EQUATION
JACM551 42
FROM FORMULAS TO CO~PUTER ORIENTED LANGUAGE
CACM593
6
RULES
A FAMILY OF QUADRATURE FORMULAS WHICH ACHIEVE HIGH ACCURACY IN COMPOSITE
JACM593 384
NEWTON-COTES TYPE QUADRATURE FORMULAS WITH TERMINAL CORRECTIONS
TCJ5623 230
PROGRAMMING A MODEL OF HUMAN CONCEPT FORMULATION
WJCC61 145
PROGRAMMING A MODEL OF HUMAN CONCEPT FORMULATION
CATH63 310
AN ABSTRACT FORMULATION OF DATA PROCESSING PROBLEMS
PACM58
33
THE FORMULATION OF OUA PROCESSING PROBLEMS FOR COMPUTERS AIC 634
1
ALGEBRAIC FORMULATION OF flOW DIAGRAMS
CACM586
4
A GENERAL FORMULATION OF STORAGE ALLOCATION
CACM610 419
A MATHEMATIC FORMULATION OF THE GENERALIZEO LOGICAL DESIGN
WCR 574 259
INTEGER PROGRAMMING FORMULATION OF TRAVELING SALESMAN PROBLEMS
JACM604 326
AUTOMATIC COOING BY FORTRAN
TCB2582 24
INPUT-OUTPUT BUFFERING AND FORTRAN
JACM601
1
LOW LEVEL LANGUAGE SUBROUTINES FOR USE WITHIN FORTRAN
CACM61N 492
INPUT DATA ORGANIZATION IN FORTRAN
CACM620 508
OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH FORTRAN
TCJ5622 132
CHARACTER MANIPULATION IN FORTRAN
CACM628 432
FORMAT-FREE INPUT IN FORTRAN
CACM6JO 605
CHARACTER MANIPULATION IN FORTRAN
CACM632 65
FORTRAN
CACM633 85
CHARACTER MANIPULATION IN 7090 FORTRAN
CACM638 440
DIALECTS OF FORTRAN
CACM638 462
THE FORTRAN AUTOMATIC COOING SYSTEM
WJCC57 188
A FUNCTIONAL CANONICAL
ON THE REDUCTION OF CONTINUOUS PROBLEMS TO DISCRETE
MULTIFUNCTIONAL CIRCUITS IN FUNCTIONAL CANONICAL
AND RECORDING ELECTRICAL IMPULSES IN PRINTEO DECIMAL
MINATION METHOD OF REDUCING A MATRIX TO TRI-DIAGONAL
HOSE SYNTAX IS EXPRESSIBLE IN EXTENDED BACKUS NORMAL
OLUTION OF EQUATIONS IN SQUARE MAtRICES OF ARBITRARY
A NEW COORDINATE INDEXING METHOD FOR BOUND BOOK
THE REDUCTION OF A MATRIX TO CODIAGONAL
AS RELATED TO HIGH SPEED PRINTERS
COMPUTATION OF THE FREQUENCY FUNCTION OF A QUADRATIC
L PROBLEMI
THE CASE FOR REVERSION TO THE CANONICAL
COMPUTATIONAL AIDS FOR DETERMINING THE MINIMAL
A BINARY
AN EFFICIENT
ENCES IN AUTOMATEDI
EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS REGARDING
AN ALTERNATE
A ~DOIFIED INVERSION PROCEDURE FOR PRODUCT
ERALllEO MATRIX CF POLYNOMIAL ELEMENTS TO TRIANGULAR
ESIAN CO-ORDINATE INFORMATION INTO POLAR CO-ORDINATE
COMPUTER INPUT, A BY-PRODUCT OF
NETWORKS

196

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

196

TITLE WORD INDEX

FOR - FUN
THE

TRANSLATOR-tOMPILER OF THE IBM
OGRAM~ING AND OPERATING SYSTEM PART IV, THE SYSTEM'S
1410
COMPUTER SPECIALISTS
ADDRESSING AN ARRAY Y-SUB-I IN K-OIMENSIONS 8Y

FORTRAN AUTOMATIC CODING SYSTEM
FORTRAN COMPILER
DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED PR
FORTRAN EDIT FEATURES
FORTRAN EXPERIENCE AND REMOTE OPERATION BY NONFORTRAN FOR ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE
FORTRAN FOR BUSINESS DATA PROCESSING
CHAR·ACTER MANIPULATION IN 1620 FORTRAN II
REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE FORTRAN II
RECURSIVE PROGRAMMING IN FORTRAN II
FORTRAN SUBROUTINE FOR TIME SERIES ANALYSIS
REMARKS ON FORTRAN SUBROUTINES FOR TIME SERIES ANALYSIS
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING, PROPERTIES ANO PERFORMANCE OF FORTRAN SYSTEMS I ANO II
COMMENTS FROM A FORTRAN USER
A FORTRAN-COMPILED LIST-PROCESSING LANGUAGE
A FORTRAN-COMPILEO LIST-PROCESSING LANGUAGE
FORTRAN, AN AUTOMATIC COOING SYSTEM, ITS OEVELOPMENT,
USE AND FUTURE
ALTAC, FORTRAN, AND COMPATIBILITY
FORTRANSIT, A UNIVERSAL AUTOMATIC COOING SYSTEM
AUTOMATIC STORE AND FORWARD MESSAGE SWITCHING SYSTEM
AUTOMATIC SCANNING OF CARDIOVASCULAR DATA UTILIZING FOSOIC
CAL RESEI
COOPERATION BETWEEN THE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION AND EOUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS FOR MATHEMATI
ON AN ALGEBRA IC FOUNDATION FOR CONSTRUCTING OPTIMUM ALGORITHMS
STA TI STICAL FOUNDATIONS FOR BUSINESS FORECASTS
THEORETICAL FOUNOATIONS FOR THE COMPUTER-AIDEO DESIGN SYSTEM
THE FOUNDATIONS OF A THEORY OF DATA PROCESSING
LOGIC, DISCOVERY, AND THE FOUNDATIONS OF COMPUTING MACHINERY
FOUR ADVANCED COMPUTERS, KEY TO AIR FORCE DIGITAL
DATA COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM
SIMULATION AND DISPLAY OF FOUR INTERRELATED VEHICULAR TRAFFIC INTERSECTIONS
A
NOTE ON CONTACT NETWORKS FOR SWITCHING FUNCTIONS OF FOUR VARIABLES
THE USE
OF AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER IN RESEARCH STATISTICS, FOUR YEARS EXPERIENCE
FOUR YEARS OF AUTOMATIC OFFICE WORK
A FOUR-CHANNEL CCDED-DECIMAL ELECTROSTATIC MACHINE
ES, RESISTORS, AND OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS
A FOUR-QUADRANT MULTIPLIER USING TRIANGULAR WAVES, 0100
CY OF 0.1 PER CENT
A TRANSISTORIZED FOUR-QUADRANT TIME-DIVISION MULTIPLIER WITH AN ACCURA
FOURIER ANALYSIS OF THE MOTION OF A HYDRAULICALLY
CONTROLLED PISTON
SECOND ORDER FORMULAS FOR FOURIER COEFFICIENTS
NOTE ON THE SELECTIVE SUMMATION OF FOURIER SERIES
NG MACHINE
THE COMPUTATION OF FOURIER SYNTHESES WITH A DIGITAL ELECTRONIC CALCULATI
APPROXIMATIONS IN FOURIER TRANSFCRMS
IMPLICIT FUNCTION
SIMULATION OF THE ABLATION PROBLEM USING FINITE FOURIER TRANSFORMS
THE APPLICATION OF FINITE FOURIER TRANSFORMS TO ANALOG COMPUTER SIMULATIONS
FOURTH
LEVEL
OF
LINGUISTIC
ANALYSIS
A
THE EXECUTE OPERATIONS, A FOURTH MODE OF INSTRUCTION SEQUENCING
NUMERICAL TREATMENT OF A SET OF FOURTH ORDER HYPERBOLIC DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
A
STABLE IMPLICIT FINITE DIFFERENCE APPROXIMATION TO A FOURTH ORDER PARABOLIC EQUATION
NUMERICAL TREATMENT OF A FOURTH ORDER PARABOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
OPTIMUM RECURRENCE FORMULAS FOR A FOURTH ORDER PARABOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
OPTIMUM RECURRENCE FORMULAS FOR A FOURTH OROER PARABOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
PICTURE LOGIC FOR BACCHUS A FOURTH-GENERATION COMPUTER
FOXY 2, A TRANSISTORIZED ANALOG MEMORY FOR FUNCTIONS
OF TWO VARIABLES
TIME SHARING ON THE FERRANTI-PACKARD FP6000 COMPUTER SYSTEM
BINARY CONVERSION,
WITH FIXED DECIMAL PRECISION, OF A DECIMAL FRACTION
LEGENDRE FUNCTIONS OF FRACTIONAL ORDER
FRACTIONATION DESIGN ON MEDIUM SIZE ELECTRONIC
COMPUTERS
A NEW PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUE FOR RATIONAL FRACTIONS
ON APPROXIMATING TRANSCENDENTAL NUM8ERS BY CONTINUED FRACTIONS
ON THE GENERATION
OF ERRORS IN THE DIGITAL EVALUATION OF CONTINUED FRACTIONS
ON THE COMPUTATION OF
EXPONENTIAL AND HYPER80LIC FUNCTIONS USING CONTINUED FRACTIONS
METHODS FOR FITTING RATIONAL APPROXIM
ATIONS, PART I, TELESCOPING PROCEDURES FOR CONTINUED FRACTIONS
REPRESENTATION OF POWER SERIES IN TERMS 0
F POLYNOMIALS. RATIONAL APPROXIMATIONS AND CONTINUED FRACTIONS
INTRODUCTION TO AN AUTOMATIC ENGLISH SYNTAX [BY FRAGMENTATION)
10F RUSSIAN ORGANIC CHEMICAL NAMES INTO
ENGLISH 8Y ANALYSIS AND RESYNTHESIS OF THE COMPONENT FRAGMENTS
THE PREPARATION OF
CHARTS FOR THE PLASTIC DESIGN OF MILO STEEL PORTAL FRAMES
SCIENTifiC DOCUMENTATION IN FRANCE
ACTIVITIES OF THE COMPUTING CENTER OF THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE
HEBYSHEV SERIES METHOD FOR THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF FREDHOLM INTEGRAL EQUATIONS
AC
INVERSION OF THE LINI
ON THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF FREOHOLM INTEGRAL EQUATIONS OF THE FIRST KIND BY THE
THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF FREDHOLM INTEGRAL EQUATIONS USING CHEBYSHEV SERIES
PROPOSED METHODS FOR THE ANALOG SOLUTION OF FREDHOLM'S INTEGRAL EQUATION
THE PHYSICAL INTERPRETATION OF MEAN FREE PATH AND THE INTEGRAL METHOD
ON THE INFLUENCE OF FREE PATH ON THE MEISSNER EFFECT
EFFECTS OF ELECTRON CONCENTRATION AND MEAN FREE PATH ON THE SUPERCONOUCTING BEHAVIOR OF ALLOYS
THE COMPUTING MACHINE. SLAVE LABOR IN A FREE SOCIETY
ON PROBLEMS CF ACDRESS IN AN AUTOMATIC OICTIONARY OF FRENCH
FRENCH COMPUTING MACHINE PROJECTS IFRENCH)
FRENCH CCMPUTING MACHINE PROJECTS [FRENCH)
~AIN CHARACTERISTICS OF IRSIA-FNRS COMPUTER [FRENCH)
OESCRIPTICN OF A COMPUTATION CARRIED OUT FOR FAO [FRENCH)
ON THE ASSESSMENT OF ROUNDING ERRORS [FRENCH)
SUGGESTIONS FOR A UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE IFRENCH)
THE STATE OF DIGITAL COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY IN EUROPE [FRENCH)
SYNTOL [SYNTAGMATIC ORGANIZATION LANGUAGE) [FRENCH)
AN ANALCG-DIGITAL CHARACTER-RECOGNITION SYSTEM IFRENCH)
RESEARCH ON THE SOLUTIONS OF A CONVOLUTION EQUATION [FRENCH)
PROGRAM~ING AND THEORIES OF CLASSIfICATION [FRENCH)
A METHOO OF EDITING A PROGRAM IN SYMBOLIC LANGUAGE IFRENCH)
INFOR~ATICN PROCESSING USING BOOLEAN ALGEBRA [FRENCH)
USE Of F.L.P.L. IN SOLVING A SORTiNG PROBLEM [FRENCH)
FROM FLEC TO C.P.A.S. [FRENCH)
FUNCTICNAL ANALYSIS AND NUMERICAL MATHEMATICS [FRENCH)
SOPHISTICATION IN COMPUTERS, A OISAGREEMENT [FRENCH)
HANDLING
OF NUI'BERS AND ORDERS IN THE IRSIA-FNRS COMPUTER IFRENCH)
SYMPOSIUM
ON NUMERICAL ANALYSIS USING AUTOMATIC COMPUTERS [FRENCH)
APPLICATION
OF INTEGER LINEAR PROGRAMMING TO A SPLIT PROBLEM [FRENCH)
CONS IDERATIONS
OF CERTAIN LOGICAL DESIGN ASPECT.S OF THE GAMMA 60 [FRENCH)
MAGE, A LANGUAGE
DERIVED FROM ALGOL AOAPTED TO SMALL MACHINES [FRENCH)
SYMPOSIUM ON THE
RELATIONS BETWEEN ANALOG AND DIGITAL COMPUTATION [FRENCH)
A NEW METHOD FOR C
OMPUTING ECONO"IC LOAD DISPATCHING IN POWER SYSTEMS IFRENCH)
SOLUTION ON A HIGH
SPEED COMPUTER OF A PROBLEM IN DIOPHANTINE ALGEBRA [FRENCH)
NEW METHOOS FOR THE
APPROXIMATE INTEGRATION CF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS [FRENCH)
197

ARITH~ETIC

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

FOR - FRE
CACM592
9
I BSJ633 311
CACM636 310
CAS 59 132
CACM633 100
CACM627 412
CACM62D 602
CACM626 327
CACM63N 667
CACM631 32
CACM636 329
MTP 58 231
CACM609 501
PACM59
37
JACM602 87
AUS 60 C3.2
PACM61 282
CAN 58 349
WJCC60 365
CAS 62
20
CTPC54
81
PACM59
38
rCJ1582 59
SJCC63 305
PACM61 682
PGEC542
2
EJCC61 264
PACM58
65
PGEC583 196
TCJ1582 49
TCJ1583 106
MSEE464 46
PGEC592 222
PGEC581 41
I BMJ604 378
PACM5B
52
TCJ6633 248
MANC51
35
TCJ6633 244
PACM62
,2
SJCC62 255
MTL 611 159
CACM603 168
PACM58
1
JACM571 18
JACM543 III
PACM56
45
JACM574 467
TCJ6632 144
WJCC59 338
SJCC63
29
CACM597 27
ICC 633 143
LSU 57 125
TCJ1594 176
CACM614 171
JACM563 199
JACM554 262
JACM602 150
JACM614 613
MTl 612 615
MTl 611 265
AUS 60 B6.3
IC51581 605
ICC 622 115
TCJ6631 102
JACM631 '17
AUS 63 B.19
JACM584 3:;7
I BI!J583 200
IBMJ621 12
I BMJ621 68
PACM59
18
MTl 611 379
CAMB49
:;6
CAMB49
56
ECIP55
66
ICC 582 18
ICIP59
!>4
ICIP59 132
ICC 6114 18
IFIP62 279
IFIP62 4!>6
IFIP62 163
ROME62
83
ROME62 341
ROME62 675
ROME62 731
ROME62 763
ICC 621 10
ICC 623 IH
ECIP55
69
ICIPS9 102
IFlP62 195
ICIP59 348
ROME62 473
ICIP59 487
IFIP62 247
ICIP59
90
IF IP62
157
197

FRE - FUN

TITLE WORO INDEX

FOR - FUN
ROME62 653
IFlP62
97
IFIP62 225
ROME62 645
ROME62 717
ICIP59
93
ROME62 549
ICIP59
33
IFIP62 102
OPI 62
98
AUS 63 B.16
ICSI582 903
AUS 60 Ab.3
I BMJ594 345
JACM603 245
NCR 594 275
NCR 612 89
PGEC544 12
PACM56
22
PGECb02 17!>
NCR 612 196
PGEC601 62
CACM631 31
CATH63 I'll
JACM634 507

A DESCRIPTIVE MODEL AND FUNDAMENTAL PROBLEMS (FRENCH)
DOCUMENTARY LANGUAGES,
PROCEDURES FOR SOLVING SYSTEMS OF LINEAR EQUATIONS CFRENCH)
SOME NONLINEAR ITERATIVE
PROBLEMS IN REAL-TIME INFORMATION PROCESSING CFRENCH)
A GENERAL VIEW OF FUNDAMENTAL
THE GRAMMAR OF SYNTOL IN AUTOMATIC DOCUMENTATION CFRENCH)
SOME AUTOMATIC OPERATIONS USING
ING OF GRAPHS (EXAMPLES AND APPLICATIONS ON A 70901 CFRENCHI
10F A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE FOR THE PROCESS
N OF CONVEX AND, MORE SPECIFICALLY, LINEAR PROGRAMS CFRENCHI
IGRAMS. THEIR APPLICATION TO THE CALCULATIO
DING TO THE POPULARIZATION OF COMPUTERS IN BUSINESS CFRENCHI
IMENTS OF A CONVENIENT GENERAL LANGUAGE LEA
SOLUTION OF INITIAL CONDITION OIFF·ERENTIAL PROBLEMS CFRENCHI
lOR REVERSION TO THE CANONICAL FORM IN THE
N OF EQUATIONS IN SQUARE MATRICES OF ARBITRARY FORM CFRENCHI
ITERATIVE METHODS FOR THE NUMERICAL SOLUTIO
THE PROBLEM OF LIGHT-BEAM DEFLECTION AT HIGH FREQUENCIES
THE CALCULATION OF MOLECULAR VIBRATIONAL FREQUENCIES AND FORCE CONSTANTS
SUBJECT-WORO LETTER FREQUENCIES WITH APPLICATIONS TO SUPERIMPOSED COOING
FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION SORTING ON UTECOM
THEORY OF A FAST-SWITCHING ELECTRON-BEAM FREQUENCY DIVIDER
NORMAL VARIABLES
COMPUTATION OF THE FREQUENCY FUNCTION OF A QUADRATIC FORM IN RANOOM
T~E CYCLE SPLITTER, A WIOE-8AND PRECISION FREQUENCY MULTIPLIER
GNETIC RECORD-PLAYBACK SYSTEM FOR USE AS A PRECISION FREQUENCY MULTIPLIER
IIGH PERFORMANCE 14-CHANNEL MA
MEMORIES
A RADIO-FREQUENCY NONDESTRUCTIVE READOUT FOR MAGNETIC-CORE
SAMPLING FREQUENCY OF DIGITAL SERVOMECHANISM
COMPARATIVE
PERFORMANCE OF SATURATING AND CURRENT CLAMPEO HIGH-FREQUENCY PULSE CIRCUITS (ABSTRACTl
OBTAINING THE FREQUENCY RESPONSE OF PHYSICAL SYSTEMS BY ANALOG
COMPUTER TECHNIQUES
FREQUENCY-TO-PERIOD-TO-ANALOG COMPUTER FOR FLOWRATE
MEASUREMENT
TERMS FREQUENTLY COMBINED IN PROBLEM DESCRIPTION
PROGRAM THAT SOLVES SYMBOLIC INTEGRATION PROBLEMS IN FRESHMAN CALCULUS
A HEURISTIC
PROGRAM THAT SOLVES SYMBOLIC INTEGRATION PROBLEMS IN FRESHMAN CALCULUS
A HEURISTIC
THE WORD 'FROM' HAS BEEN PREVENTEO FROM INDEXING
NEW FRONTIERS
E JCC5B
5
CAS 58 106
FRONTIERS IN CCMPUTER TECHNOLOGY
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS AT THE FRONTIERS OF BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH
FJCC63 603
E JCC57 156
AN FST-2 RADAR-PROCESSING EQUIPMENT FOR SAGE
1 BMJ573 212
TWO-COLLECTOR TRANSISTOR FOR BINARY FULL ADO 1 TI ON
PGEC622 213
TUNNEL-DIODE FULL 8INARY AOCER
I el'J583 223
DIDOES
A FULL BINARY ADDER EMPLOYING TWO NEGATIVE-RESISTANCE
TCJ3603 150
SIMULATION OF FULL-SCALE MULTI-STAGE BATCHWISE CHEMICAL PLANT
CACM634 169
A SUGGESTED METHOD OF MAKING FULLER USE OF STRINGS IN ALGOL 60
EOPS61 272
THE FULLY INTEGRATED INSURANCE OFFICE
JACM!J71 24
RATICNAL APPROXIMATIONS TO THE EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION
WCR 574 121
OPTIMUM CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEM USING OECISION FUNCTION
J 4CM604 3B7
A NOTE ON A METHOD OF COMPUTING THE GAMMA FUNCTION
HARV61 198
FINDING THE MAXIMUM OF A CONTINUOUS FUNCTION
CACM615 224
A ~ETHCD FOR EVALUATING THE AREA OF THE NORMAL FUNCTION
DYANA, EJCC58 14e
DYNAMICS ANALYZER-PROGRAMMER, PART II, STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION
SYMBOLIC R SOS 61
91
EPRESENTATION OF THE NEURON AS AN UNRELIABLE LOGICAL FUNCTION
IRREOUNDANT 1 BMJ572 171
DISJUNCTIVE AND CONJUNCTIVE FORMS OF A BOOLEAN FUNC TION
A PROGRAMMED PGEC561 21
VARIABLE-RATE COUNTER FOR GENERATING THE SINE FUNCTION
AN ALGORITHM PGEC572 103
FOR DETERMINING MINIMAL REPRESENTATIONS OF A LOGIC FUNCTION
AN AUTOMATIC TCJ3603 175
METHOD FOR FINDING THE GREATEST OR LEAST VALUE OF A FUNCTION
COMPUTATIONAL JACM604 299
AIOS FOR DETERMINING THE MINIMAL FORM OF A TRUTH FUNCTION
OF THREE PERCENTILES OF THE OMEGA-SU8-N OISTRIBUTION FUNC TION
DETERMINATION JACM574 412
71
THE METHOD OF RESULTANT PACM59
DESCENTS FOR THE MINIMIZATION OF AN ARBITRARY FUNCTION
THE DETERMINATION OF THE MINIMAL FORMS OF A BOOLEAN FUNCTION
A TOPOLOGICAL METHOD FOR PGEC563 126
SOS 62 525
FUNCTION ALGEBRA AND PROPOSITIONAL CALCULUS
ONSTRUCTION CF RATIONAL APPROXIMATIONS FOR THE ERROR FUNCTION AND FOR SIMILAR FUNCTIONS
NOTE ON THE C CACM618 3!14
4
ITH APPLICATION TO THE PRACTICAL SOLUI
ON RATIONAL FUNCTION APPROXIMATIONS TO THE EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION W PACM56
JACM571 ·30
CHEBYSHEV APPROXIMATION OF A CONTINUOUS FUNCTION BY A CLASS OF FUNCTIONS
RMINATJON OF THE IRREDUNOANT NORMAL; FORMS .OF A TRUTH FUNCTION BY ITERATED CONSENSUS OF THE PRIME IMPLICANT PGEC602 245
P IRE611 276
ALGEBRAIC FUNCTION CALCULATIONS USING POTENTIAL ANALOG PAIRS
23
OF THE POLYNCMIAL OF BEST MINIMAX APPROXIMATION TO A FUNCTION DEFINED ON A FINITE POINT SET
IERMINATION PACM58
IERMINATION JACM593 395
OF THE POLYNOMIAL OF BEST MINIMAX APPROXIMATION TO A FUNCTION DEFINED ON A FINITE POINT SET
PGEC573 187
A VARIABLE FUNC TION DELAY FOR ANALOG COMPUTERS
PGEC622 155
COMPUTER
LOGARITHMIC AND EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION EVALUATION IN A VARIABLE STRUCTURE DIGITAL
J ACM572 189
BURROUGHS TRUTH FUNCTION EVALUATOR
APPLICATION OF A FINITE SET IFIP62 731·
COVERING THEOREM TO THE SIMPLIFICATION OF BOOLEAN FUNCTION EXPRESSIONS
LOGNORMAL OISTRIBUTION FUNCTION FOR D~SCRIBING ANELASTIC AND OTHER RELAXATIO IBMJ614 297
N PROCESSES I, THEORY ANOI
N PROCESSES II, DATA ANALYI
LOGNORMAL DISTRIBUTION FUNCTION FOR DESCRIBING ANELASTIC AND OTHER RELAXATIO IBMJ614 312
ANALOG
COMPUTATION
OF GREEN'S FUNCTION FOR INTEGRATING TWO-POINT BOUNDARY VALUE
PGEC621 57
PROBLEMS
SJCC63 213
HYBRID TECHNIQUES FOR ANALOG FUNCTION GENERATION
THE DESIGN PGt:C593 391
OF POSITION AND VELOCITY SERVOS FOR MULTIPLYING ANC FUNCTION GENERATION
WCR 574 279
FUNCTION GENERATION BY INTEGRATION OF STEPS
PECS52
16
AN ACCURATE DIGITAL-ANALOG FUNCTION GENERATOR
PWCS54
2
A OEPENOENT VARIABLE ANALOG FUNCTION GENERATOR
PACM56
25
THE REFUGE RELAY FUNCTION GENERATOR
PGEC572 95
A NEW 0 lODE FUNCTION GENERATOR
PGEC581 48
NEW APPLICATIONS OF AN ELECTRONIC FUNC TION GENERATOR
HCR 584 89
A TRANSISTORIZED, ALL-ELECTRONIC COSINE-SINE FUNCTION GENERATOR
f'lCR 612 164
A TUNNEL D100E FUNCTION GENERATOR
PACM62
~4
A DIGITAL NONLINEAR FUNCTION GENERATOR
PGEC6?l 26
AN INFINITE-RESOLUTION FUNCTION GENERATOR
PGEC626 7110
LINEAR-SEGMENT FUNCTION GENERATOR
PGEC543 34
DESIGN PROBLEMS
A FUNCTION GENERATOR FOR THE SOLUTION OF ENGINEERING
A FUNCTION GENERATOR USING COLO CATHeDE SELECTOR TUSES AUS 60 C8.2
71
A FUNC TlON GENERATOR USING COLD-CATHODE SELECTOR TUSES PGEC611
CHBK62
3
ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS, MULTIPLIERS AND FUNC TlON GENERATCRS
PGEC621 63
ACCURACY IMPROVEMENTS OF THE TAPPED-POTENTIOMETER FUNC TlON GENERATORS
AUS 60A12.3
BLSINESS FORMS, THEIR IMPACT, ceNTROL AND FUNCTION IN DATA PROC~SSING
MTP 58 669
MODELS AND THE LOCALIZATION OF FUNCTION IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
TCJ2604 174
A FUNC TION INTERPRETIVE SCHE~E FOR PEGASUS
COMPUTATION OF THE FREQUENCY FUNCTION OF A CUADRA TIC FORM IN RANDOM NORMAL VARIABL JACM603 24!1
ES
REPRESENTATION OF THE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF CO~PUTERS BY EQUIVALENCE ALGEBRA CGERMAN) ECIP55 218
AUS 60~'6.1
MINIMIZATION OF A FUNC TlON OF N VARIABLES
ITERATIVE METHOD FOR FINDING STATIONARY VALUES OF A FUNCTION OF SEVERAL VARIABLES
AN TCJ5622 147
GRAMMING AND OPERATING SYSTEM PART Ill, THE EXPANDED FUNCTION OF THl LOADER
DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED PRO IBSJ633 2'18
PGEC573 167
A NEW METHOO FOR GENERATING A FUNCTION OF Twe INDEPENDENT VARIABLES
JACM593 405
LOGIC MATRICES AND THE TRUTH FUNC TlON PROBLEM
L EVALUATION OF A FIRST DERIVATIVE FROM A TABLE OF A FUNC TION SATISFYING A SECONO ORDER DIFFERENTIAL EQUAT TCJ360? 112
JACM623 370;
SINGLE FUNCTION SHIFTING COUNTERS
JACM563 186
POTENTIOl'ETERS
TRANSFER FUNCTION SIMULATION BY ~EANS OF AMPLIFIERS AND
PACM62
52
FINITE FOURIER TRANSFORMS
IMPLICIT FUNCTION SIMULATION OF THE ABLATION PROBLEM USING
TCJ5634 3£0
THE MET~OD OF SUCCESSIVE GRIOS FOR REDUCTION OF FUNC TION STORAGE REQUIREMENTS
ON THE ~ MTl 612 0;43
EMANTICAL INTERPRETATION OF LINGUISTIC ENTITIES THAT FUNC TION S TRUC TURALL Y
198

COMPUTER LITERATURE SI8LIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

1~8

TITLE WORD INDEX

FUN - GAl

TRANSFER-FUNCTION SYNTHESIS WITH COMPUTER AMPLIFIERS AND
DAFT, A DIGITAL-ANALOG FUNCTION TABLE
ALGORITHM
FOR ANALYZING LOGICAL STATEMENTS TO PRODUCE A TRUTH FUNCTION TABLE
THE USE OF FUNCTION TABLES WITH COMPUTING MACHINES
THE SPLINE CURVE, A SMOOTH INTERPOLATING FUNCTION USED IN NUMERICAL DESIGN OF SHIP-LINES
RATIONAL FUNCTION APPROXIMATIONS TO THE EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION WITH APPLICATION TO THE PRACTICAL SOLUTION 0
I
A METHOO FOR FINDING A MINIMUM OF A MULTIVARIATE FUNCTION WITH APPLICATIONS TO THE REDUCTION OF MISSIL
ORDERLY FUNCTION WITH DISORDERLY STRUCTURE
FUNCTION-ORIENTED ON-LINE ANALYSIS
(fRENCH)
FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS AND NUMERICAL MATHEMATICS
A SEMI-DECISION PROCEDURE FOR THE FUNCTIONAL CALCULUS
A FUNCTIONAL CANONICAL FeR"
MULTIFUNCTIONAL CIRCUITS IN FUNCTIONAL CANONICAL FCRM
A FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION OF THE LINCOLN TX-2 COMPUTER
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION OF THE NCR 304
A NEW APPROACH TO THE FUNCTIONAL DESIGN OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER
THE FUNCTIONAL DESIGN OF AN AUTOMATIC COMPUTER
THE FUNCTIONAL DOMAIN OF COMPLEX SYSTEMS
FUNCTIONAL EVALUATION IN UNNORMALIZED ARITHMETIC
ON FUNCTIONAL ITERATION AND THE CALCULATION OF ROOTS
BINARY ANO TRUTH-FUNCTIONAL OPERATIONS ON A DECIMAL COMPUTER WITH AN
EXTRACT COMMAND
CORRECTION TO 'BINARY AND TRUTH-FUNCTIONAL OPERATIONS ON A OECIMAL COMPUTER WITH AN E
XTRACT COMMAND'
SYSTEM HANDLING OF FUNCTIONAL OPERATORS
FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZATION IN RANOOM NETWORKS
FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZATION OF DATA IN THE RCA BIZMAC
SYSTEM
AP
PLICATION OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN THE EXPLORATION OF FUNCTIONAL RELATIONSHIPS
FEEOBACK
THROUGH THE ENVIRONMENT AS AN ANALOG OF BRAIN FUNC TI ON I NG
AND TECHNICAL INFORMATION OF THE USSR ACAI
ON THE FUNC TI ON I NG OF THE ALL-UNION INSTITUTE FOR SCIENTIFIC
DIGITAL MACHINE FUNCTIONS
ELECTRO-MECHANICAL TABLES OF THE ELEMENTARY FUNCTIONS
A CHART METHOD FOR SIMPLIFYING TRUTH FUNCTIONS
A NEW METHOD OF GENERATING FUNCTIONS
REPRESENTATION OF NONLINEAR FUNCTIONS
THE DECOMPOSITION OF SWITCHING FUNCTIONS
THE THEORY OF SEQUENTIAL LOGICAL FUNCTIONS
PROGRAMMING AND RECURSIVE FUNCTIONS
SIMPLIFICATION OF A CLASS DF BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS
SYNTHESIS OF ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS FOR SYMMETRIC FUNCTIONS
FINDING ZEROS OF ARBITRARY FUNCTIONS
SEQUENTIAL FUNCTIONS
ON THE INVERSION COMPLEXITY OF A SYSTEM OF FUNCTIONS
IMAGINARY AXIS TRANSLATION OF TRANSFER FUNCTIONS
NOTE ON EMPIRICAL BOUNDS FOR GENERATING BESSEL FUNCTIONS
RATIONAL APPROXIMATIONS FOR TRANSCENDENTAL FUNCTIONS
RECURRENCE TECHNItUES FOR THE CALCULATION OF BESSEL FUNCTIONS
ABSOLUTE MINIMAL EXPRESSIONS OF BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS
SYNTHESIZING MINIMAL STROKE AND DAGGER FUNCTIONS
NUMERICAL QUAORATURE OF OISCONTINUOUS FUNCTIONS
UNATE TRUTH FUNCTIONS
ZEROS OF NONLINEAR FUNCTIONS
RATIONAL CHEBYSHEV APPROXIMATIONS OF ELEMENTARY FUNCTIONS
GEOMETRIC MAPPING OF SWITCHING FUNCTIONS
THE THEORY OF MULTIPOINT ITERATION FUNCTIONS
RATIONAL APPROXIMATION OF EMPIRICAL FUNCTIONS
RATIONAL APPROXIMATION OF OECAY-TYPE FUNCTIONS
QUICK CALCULATION OF JACOBIAN ELLIPTIC FUNCTIONS
THE NUMBER OF CLASSES OF INVERTIBLE BOOLEAN FUNC TIONS
COMPUTABILITY OF RECURSIVE FUNCTIONS
ECONOMIZATION OF RATIONAL FUNCTIONS
A
PATTERN IOENTIFICATION SYSTEM USING LINEAR DECISION FUNCTIONS
A
METHOD FOR THE REDUCTION OF EMPIRICAL MULTI-VARIABLE FUNCTIONS
AN
OPTIMUM CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEM USING DECISION FUNCTIONS
ON
THE COMPUTATION OF A CERTAIN TYPE OF INCOMPLETE BETA FUNC TlONS
THE
UNIVAC FILE-COMPUTER APPLIED TO GENERAL ACCOUNTING FUNCTIONS
NOTE
ON THE INTEGRALS OF PROOUCTS OF ASSOCIATED LEGENORE FUNCTIONS
MINIMIIL
'SUM OF PReOUCTS OF SU~S' EXPRESSIONS CF BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS
ON THE
COMPUTATION OF RATIONAL APPROXIMATIONS TO CONTINUOUS FUNCTIONS
A SIMPLE
CCMPUTER FOR AUTOMATICALLY PlOTTING CORRELATION FUNCTIONS
A METHOO
FOR OBTAINING SPECIFIC VALUES OF COMPILING-PARAMETER FUNC TIONS
ITERATIVE
PROCESSES FOR THE COMPUTATION OF ELEMENTARY FUNCTIONS
CHEBYSHEV
APPROXIMATION OF A CONTINUOUS FUNCTION BY A CLASS OF FUNCTIONS
THE SOLUTION
OF BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS BY THE METHOO OF KERNEL FUNCTIONS
SOME THEOREMS
USEFUL IN THRESHOLD LOGIC FOR ENUMERATING BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS
A GENERALIZATION
OF A THEOREM OF OUINE FOR SIMPLIFYING TRUTH FUNCTIONS
ON THE DECLARATIVE
CONTROL OF THE DATA FLOW BY MEANS OF RECURSIVE FUNC TlONS
OF SYM"ETRIC AND PARTIALLY SYMMETRIC BOOLEAN FUNC TIONS
ALGEBRAIC PROPERTIES
A SIMPLIFIED PROCEDURE
FOR THE REALIZATION OF LINEARLY-SEPARABLE SWITCHING FUNC TIONS
CHARACTERISTIC NUMBERS
ANO THEIR USE IN THE OECOMPOSITION OF SWITCHING FUNCTIONS
A 'CURVE PLOTTING' ROUTINE
FOR THE INVERSE LAPLACE TRANSFORM OF RATIONAL FUNCTIONS
MINIMIZING THE NU~BER OF S
TATES IN INCCMPLETELY SPECIFIED SEQUENTIAL SWITCHING FUNCTIONS
EVALUATION OF INTEGRALS INV
OLVING COMBI~ATIONS OF BESSEL FUNCTIONS ANO CIRCULAR FUNCTIONS
THE MINIMIZATION OF BOOLEAN
FUNCTIONS CONTAINING UNEQUAL ANO NONLINEAR COST FUNCTIONS
PROGRAMMING FOR THE IBM 701 ELECT
RONIC DATA PROCESSING MACHINE WITH REPETITIVELY USED FUNC TlONS
NOTE ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF RATIONAL A
PPROXI~ATIONS FOR THE ERROR FUNCTION AND FOR SIMILAR FUNC TIONS
LINEAR SYSTEM APPROXIMATION 8Y DIFFERENT
IAL ANALYZER SIMULATION OF ORTHONORMAL APPROXIMATION FUNC TlONS
fLYNOMIALS, AN APPROACH TOWARD EQUILIBRIU
M BETWEEN ACCURACY AND SPEEO IN PRIMARY MATHEMATICAL FUNC TlONS
UATION OF INTEGRALS INVOLVING COMBINATIONS OF BESSEL FUNC TlONS AND CIRCULAR FUNCTIONS
EVAL
STATISTICAL RECOGNITION FUNCTIONS AND THE DESIGN OF PATTERN RECOGNIZERS
CARD RANOOM ACCESS MEMORY (CRAM), FUNCTIONS ANO IJSE
CONTROL SYSTEM
A CALCULATION OF SWiTCHING FUNC nONS AS A MEANS OF MINIMISING ERROR IN AN ON-OfF
SPECIFIED SENSITIVITY
REALIZATION OF LOGICAL FUNC TlONS BY A NETWORK OF THRESHOLD COMPONENTS WITH
SYNTHESIS OF SWITCHING FUNCTIONS BY LINEAR GRAPH THEORY
IF THE SIMPLEX
ALGORITHM IN THE MECHANIZATION OF BOOLEAN SwiTCHING FUNe TIDNS BY MEANS OF ~AGNETIC CORES
IONS
THE MINIMIZATION OF BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS CONTAINING UNEQUAL AND NONLINEAR COST FUNCT
INEFFICIENCY OF THE USE OF BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS
ORTHOGONAL FUNC TIONS FOR THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF SWITCHING
CIRCUlTS
CALCULATING OPEN LOOP TRANSFER FUNCTIONS FROM CLOSED LOOP MEASUREMENTS
ELIMINATION OF SPECIAL FUNCTIONS FROM DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
REMARKS ON 'ELIMINATION OF SPECIAL FUNCTIONS FROM DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS'
ANALYTIC TREATMENT OF REAL FUNCTIONS GIVEN IN DISCRETE POINTS ONLY
PASSIVE NETWORKS

199

COMP~TER

LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

FRE - FUN
WJCC55
7
WJCC60 109
CACMS63
4
MSEEt,61
9
BIT 622 76
PACM56
4
PACMS'!
70
SOS 61 279
WOC062 191
ICC 621 10
JACM631
1
JACM592 245
JACM594 !>36
WJCC51 146
EJCC56
lit
WJCC61 393
AUS 51 127
SOS 61 369
PACM62
63
PACM61 5A1
tACM585 12
CACM588
6
JACM612 168
SOS 61 291
WJCC56 124
IEES56 100
SOS 59 122
ICSI581 511
MSEE461
6
MSEE462 14
PACM52P 127
PGEC543 29
PGEC564 203
HARV571 14
TOMM58
1
TOMM56 IH
JACM581 67
PGEC581 57
J ACM582 154
JACM562 177
JACM564 331
NCR 584 236
CACM56!>
.3
ICIP59
51
PACM5'!
66
PGEC591
3
NCR 602 55
PACM61 2A4
PGEC611
1
JACM613 366
BIT 614 2~6
PGEC614 631
PACM62
80
BIT 621 53
BIT 622 69
CACM627 399
JACM631 25
JACM632 211
JACM633 278
IBSJ633 248
TCJ1594 196
PGEC514 247
CACM63N 689
CAS 56
14
TCJ6644 356
PGEC584 268
CACM627 401
NCR 531 43
JACM623 379
ECIP55 117
J ACM571 30
PACM52P 187
IFIP62 747
PGEC612 165
ROl'E62 In
PGEC633 244
PGEC624 441
PACM52P 215
JACM561 52
PGEC593 3~6
JACM5B2 119
PACM62 116
ONR 54 111
CACM618 154
PGEe592 204
PACM62
60
J ACM582 119
PGEC604 412
EJCC61 147
AUS 60B'2.1
PGEC635 443
IBMJ603 321
PGEC614 615
PACM62 116
CACM610 551
PGEC613 319
JACM583 269
tACM593
3
CACMS?6 21
HARV571
3
199

FUN - GEN

FUN - GAl

TITLE WORD INDEX

GENERATION OF SPHERICAL BESSEL
GENERATION OF SPHERICAL BESSEL
RE.AL-TIME COMPUTATION AND RECURS lYE
CORRECTION 'REAL-TIME COMPUTATION AND RECURSIVE
A NOTE ON CONTACT NETWORKS FOR SWITCHING
LEGENDRE
BESSEL
THRESHOLD DEVICES
ARBITRARY BOOLEAN
UI
A STRAIGHTFORWARD WAY OF GENERATING ALL BOOLEAN
AUTOCORRELATIONS FOR BOOLEAN
OF DIAGONALIZATION OF SYMMETRIC MATRICI
MAXIMIZING
AN ELECTRONIC CIRCUIT FOR THE GENERATION OF
A METHOD OF GENERATING
LOGtC
IC
CORRECTION TO A METHOD OF GENERATION
ON BY MACHINE, PART I
RECURSIVE
SWITCHING
CORRECTION TO SWITCHING
FOXY 2, A TRANSISTORIZED ANALOG MEMORY FOR
COMPARISON OF SOME METHODS OF CALCULATING COYARIANCE

FUNCTIONS IN DIGITAL COMPUTERS
FUNCTIONS IN DIGITAL COMPUTERS
FUNCTIONS NOT REAL-TIME COMPUTABLE
FUNCTIONS NOT REAL-TIME COMPUTABLE'
FUNCTIONS OF FOUR VARIABLES
FUNCTIONS OF FRACTIONAL ORDER
FUNCTIONS OF INTEGRAL CRDER AND COMPLEX ARGUMENT
FUNCTIONS OF N VARIABLES REALIZABLE IN TERMS OF
FUNCTIONS OF N YARIABLES USING A SINGLE MAGNETIC CIRC
FUNCTIONS OF NOISELIKE PERIODIC SEQUENCES
FUNCTIONS OF ROTATIONS, EXPERIMENTS CONCERNING SPEED
FUNCTIONS OF SEYERAL YARIABLES
FUNCTIONS OF SEYERAl VARIABLES USING ANALOG DIODE
FUNCTIONS OF SEVERAL YARIABLES USING ANALOG DIODE LOG
FUNCTIONS OF SYMBOLIC EXPRESSIONS ANO THEIR COMPUTATI
FUNCTIONS OF THREE V,ARIABLES
FUNCTIONS OF THREE YARIABLES
FUNCTIONS OF TWO YARIABLES
FUNCTIONS ON AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
A
FUNCTIONS REQUIRED OF A TRANSLATION SYSTEM
THE SYNTHESIS OF BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS USING A SINGLE THRESHOLD ELEMENT
SYNTHESIS OF TRANSFER ADMITTANCE FUNCTIONS USING ACTIVE COMPONENTS
ON THE CCMPUTATION OF EXPONENTIAL AND HYPERBOLIC FUNCTIONS USING CONTINUED FRACTIONS
REALIZATION OF ARBITRARY LOGICAL FUNCTIONS USING MAJORITY ELEMENTS
SIMULATION OF TRANSFER FUNCTIONS USING ONLY ONE OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER
CIRCUIT REALIZATION OF BINARY FUNCTIONS USING THRESHOLD D~VICeS
LINEAR DECISION FUNCTIONS WITH APPLICATION TO PATTERN RECOGNITION
THE REALIZATION OF SYMMETRIC SWITCHING FUNCTIONS WITH LINEAR-INPUT LOGICAL ELEMENTS
CIRCUITS TO PERFORM LOGICAL AND CONTROL FUNCTIONS WITH MAGNETIC CORES
NONLINEAR TRANSFER FUNCTIONS WITH THYRITE
CORRIGENDUM
TO 'QUICK CALCULATION OF JACOBIAN ELLIPTIC FUNCTIONS'
TABSOL, A FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPT FOR SYSTEMS-ORIENTED LANGUAGES
A FUNDAMENTAL ERROR THEORY FOR ANALOG COMPUTERS
FUNDAMENTAL MODE ANO PULSE MODE OPERATIONS OF
SEQUENTIAL CIRCUITS
FUNDAMENTAL OF COMPUTERS AND DATA PROCESSORS
FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF EXPRESSING A PROCEDURE FOR
A COMPUTER APPLICATION
DOCUMENTARY LANGUAGES, A DESCRIPTIVE MODEL AND FUNDAMENTAL PROBLEMS IFRENCH)
ING (FRENCH)
A GENERAL VIEW OF FUNDAMENTAL PRCBLEMS IN REAL-TIME INFORMATION PROCESS
DIGITAL COMPUTER FUNDAMENTALS
FUNDAMENTALS OF A THEORY OF ASYNCHRONOUS INFORMATION
flOW
GAMES THAT TEACH THE FUNDAMENTALS OF COMPUTER OPERATION
FUNDAMENTALS OF OIGITAL COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS OF PHOTOGRAPHIC DATA STORAGE
SOME MATHEMATICAL FUNDAMENTALS OF THE USE OF SYMBOLS IN INFORMATION
RETRIEVAL
FURTHER AUTOCODE FACILITIES FOR THE MANCHESTER
(MERCURYI COMPUTER
FURTHER CONSIOERATION OF CYBERNETIC ASPECTS OF
HOMEOS TAS I S
FURTHER DEUCE INTERPRETATIYE PROGRAMS AND SOME
TRANSLATING PROGRAMS
A FURTHER NOTE ON APPROXIMATING E TO THE X
FURTHER REMARKS ON LINE SEGMENT CURVE-FITTING USING
DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING
FURTHER REMARKS ON SAMPLING A TAPE FILE, I
FURTHER REMARKS ON SAMPLING A TAPE FILE, II
FURTHER REMARKS ON SAMPLING A TAPE FILE, III
FURTHER RESULTS ON THE STRUCTURE OF SEQUENTIAL
MACHINES
FURTHER SURVEY OF PUNCHED CARO CODES
COMPUTING OR INFORMATION PROCESSING, FUSION OR FISSION
WHAT COMPONENTS ARE AYAILABLE NOW AND IN THE FUTURE
THE HUMAN COMPUTER'S DREAMS OF THE FUTURE
MANAGEMENT FACES AN ELECTRONIC FUTURE
THE HAYSTAQ SYSTEM, PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE
COMPUTERS OF THE FUTURE
A LOOK I NTO THE FUTURE
FORTRAN,
AN AUTOMATIC CODING SYSTEM, ITS DEVELOPMENT, USE AND FUTURE
METHODS
INTERACTIONS BETWEEN FUTURE COMPUTER DEVELOPMENTS AND AUTOMATED TEACHING
FIELD
THE FUTURE OEMANO FOR MATHEMATICIANS IN THE COMPUTING
FUTURE DEMANDS FOR ENGINEERS AND SCIENTISTS IN THE
FIELO CF COMPUTATION
FUTURE DEMANDS FOR TRAINED PERSONNEL
PRESENT AND FUTURE FACILITIES FOR DATA TRANSMISSION
THE FUTURE IN COMMUNICATIONS
BY COMPILER PROGRAMS, RESEARCH REPORT AND DESIGN FOR FUTURE LANGUAGES
INSLATIDN OF ARTIFICIAL LANGUAGES
THE FUTURE OF AUTOMATIC COMPUTING MACHINERY
THE FUTURE OF AUTOMATIC DIGITAL COMPUTERS
THE FUTURE OF AUTOMATIC DIGITAL COMPUTERS
THE FUTURE OF AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
THE FUTURE OF COMPUTING MACHINERY
PAST AND FUTURE OF DIGITAL COMPUTER CIRCUITRY
THE INTERNATIONAL ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE AND THE FUTURE OF PROGRAMMING
ERCIAL WORK
WHERE NEXT, SOME CONJECTURES ON THE FUTURE OF THE LARGE-SCALE COMPUTER IN INTEGRATED COMM
'THE FUTURE OF THE PUBLISHED INDEX
THE FUTURE OF THIN MAGNETIC FILMS
THE FIRST YEAR'S PRODUCTION ON A COMPUTER, AND FUTURE PLANS
FUTURE POSSIBILITIES OF DECISION MAKING AND CONTROL
THE PRESENT STATE OF DEYELOPMENT AND FUTURE PROSPECTS OF TRANSISTORS
DIGITAL COMPUTERS, PRESENT AND FUTURE TRENDS
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING, PRESENT STATUS AND FUTURE TRENDS
FUTURE TRENDS IN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
CIRCUITS FOR THE FX-l COMPUTER
AUTOMATIC COOING AT G.E.
BURROUGHS G-I01 HIGH SPEED PRINTER
LINEAR PROGRAMMING ON THE BENDIX G-15 COMPUTER
THE BENDIX G-15 COMPUTER
THE BENDIX G-15 GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER
THE BENDIX G-15D, GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER SYSTEM
THE INSTRUCTION COD~ OF G-2 (GERMAN)
THE ALGEBRAIC COMPILERS FOR'BENDIX G-20 COMPUTING SYSTEM
THE PROPERTIES OF THE BENDIX G-20 EXECUTIYE PROGRAM SYSTEM
BENDIX G-20 SYSTEM
SHIFTS IN MODE STRUCTURE OF STIMUlATED EMISSION FROM GAAS JUNCTIONS
LINE WIDTHS AND PRESSURE
MICROWAVE RESONANCE IN GADOLINIUM-IRON GARNET CRYSTALS
AUTOMATIC STRAIN-GAGE ANO THERMCCOUPLE RECORDING ON PUNCHED CARDS
OPERATING AND ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE GAINED 'WITH LEO
200

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY

19~6-1963

PACM58
JACM591
PGEC626
PGEC634
PGEC58]
ICC 633

366
h3
~OO

196
143
169
P lRE611 210
PGEC612 1'>1
PGEC61] 383
CACM61~

JACM57~ ~59

NCR 55~ 1'>0
PGEC632 112
PGEC635 5:>0
CACM604 18~
PGtC574 265
PGEC583 250
WJCC59 338
TCJ3614 262
NSMT60
53
PGEC625 6~9
18MJ631 40
JACM5S4 262
PGEC633 183
WCR 574 273
PACM56
35
OCR 62 2~'J
PGEC613 371
NCR 544 124
PGEC582 91
CACM629 487
EJCC60 117
PGEC635 "~1
IFIP62 725
CAN 58 136
TCJ5623 164
ROME62 653
IFlP62 225
HACC59
12
I FIP62386
PGEC611 31
PIRE530 1245
PWCS54
4~
I CIP59 315
TCJ1583 124
SOS 59 lOB
ARAP591 127
CACM617 318
CACM62B 441
CACM620 507
CACM620 508
CACM6H 384
JACM6Jl 78
CACM614 182
TC86623 82
ONR 51
50
PECS52
12
AUS 573 302
I CSI582 1l~3
EJCC59
8
CABS62 596
AUS 60 C3.2
PLCI61 281
CLUN55 127
CLUN55 135
CLUN55 117
TCJ4612 88
LSU 55 193
PACM59
75
ECIP55
31
TCB3605 83
CACM606 339
CAS 58 133
HARY~9
387
lFIP62 608
CAS 59 112
TCJ2!>92 85
MIPP61 144
LCMT61 411
TCJ360J 12~
CAN 62
11
I EES56 351
EJCC51 109
MTP 5B 155
ARAP591
8
SJCC62 101
ACFI!>1
3
NCR 564 94
CAS 59
73
AUS 60013.2
PWCS54
87
LSU 58 168
ECIP55 165
ROME62 "9
CAN 60 338
CACM605 325
lBMJ632 iSS
I8MJ592 153
JACM541 36
AOC 53
21
200

GAM - GEN

TITLE WORD INDEX

FUN - GEN

INTOP, AN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS GAME
A BUSINESS MANAGEMENT GAME
SOME REMARKS ON THE GAME 'DAMA' WHICH CAN BE PLAYED ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
SOLVING A MATRIX GAME BY LINEAR PROGRAMMING
SOME STUDIES IN MACHINE lEARNING, USING THE GAME OF CHECKERS
SO~E STUDIES IN MACHINE LEARNING USING THE GAME OF CHECKERS
PROGRAM FOR DOUBLEDUMMY BRIDGE PROBLEMS, A NEW STRATEGY FOR MECHANICAL GAME PLAYING
ANO ITS PARAMI
EXPERIMENTS ON THE MECHANIZATION OF GAME-LEARNING, PART I, CHARACTERIZATION OF THE MODEL
THE BUSINESS GAME, THE NEW CI~ENSION IN MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT
DIGITAL COMPUTERS APPLIED TO GAMES
PROGRAMMING COMPUTERS TO PLAY GAMES
I'ANAGEMENT GAMES AND COMPUTERS
PROGRAMMING GAMES AND CRYPTANALYSIS ON DIGITAL COMPUTERS
GAMES THAT TEACH THE FUNDAMENTALS OF COMPUTER
OPERATION
PRELIMINARY REPORT OF ACM-GAMM COMMITTEE ON AN INTERNATIONAL ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE
A NOTE ON A METHOD OF COMPUTING THE GAMMA FUNCTION
A MAGNETIC DRUM EXTENSION TO THE GAMMA 3 COMPUTER
A STCC~-CONTROL AND INVOICING SYSTEM USING A GAMMA 3 COMPUTER
SYSTEM DESIGN OF THE GAMMA 60
CON
SIDERATIONS OF CERTAIN LOGICAL OESIGN ASPECTS OF THE GAMMA 60 (FRENCHI
PROGRAMMING DESIGN FEATURES OF THE GAMMA 60 COMPUTER
NETIC FIELD [EPENDENCE OF THE SUPERCONDUCTING ENERGY GAP IN GINZBURG-LANDAU THEORY WITH APPLICATION TO AL
OEPENDENCE OF THE ENERGY GAP IN SUPERCONDUCTORS ON POSITION AND MAGNETIC FIELD
GARMENT TAG EQUIPMENT
MICROWAVE RESONANCE IN GADOLINIUM-IRON GARNET CRYSTALS
NETWORK ANALYSIS OF GAS DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS
ANALYSES OF SLIOER BEARINGS
A GAS FILM LUBRICATION STUDY PART I, SOME THEORETICAL
N Of THE REYNOLDS EQUATION FOR FINITE SLIDER BEl
A GAS FILM LUBRICATION STUDY PART II, NUMERICAL SOLUTIO
ESTIGATION Of PIVOTED SLIDER BEARINGS
A GAS FILM lUBRICATION STUDY PART III, EXPERIMENTAL INV
AN ON-liNE selID-STATE ANALOG COMPUTER FOR AUTOMATIC GAS FLOW COMPENSATIONS
DIFFUSION OF GAS FROM A LIQUID INTO AN EXPANDING BUBBLE
ORACLE, GAS MANUFACTURING BUDGET PROGRAM
ANALYSIS OF THE RESIDUAL GASES IN SEVERAL TYPES OF HIGH-VACUUM EVAPORATORS
EFFECT OF RESIDUAL GASES ON SUPERCONDUCTING FILM CHARACTERISTICS
ON GAT AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF TRANSLATORS
PREDICTING SIGNAL OEGENERATION AND GATE COMPATIBILITY IN LOGIC CIRCUITS
MAJORITY GATE LOGIC IMPROVES DIGITAL SYSTEM RELIABILITY
A REALIZATION PORCEDURE FOR THRESHOLD GATE NETWORKS
AN INPUT DEVICE USING MULTIPLE GATES
THE RELIABILITY OF RECURSIVE
TRIANGULAR SWITCHING NETWORKS BUILT OF RECTIFIER GATES
GATES ANO TRIGGER CIRCUITS
lANGUAGE
PROBLEMS IN THE DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED DATA GATHERING SYSTEM
FLOli GATING
A MAGNETICALLY CONTROllEO GA 11 NG ELEMENT
EVAlUATICN OF INCOMPLETE ELLIPTIC INTEGRALS BY GAUSSIAN INTEGRATION
IDIFFERENTIATION AND THE AUTOMAT
IC GENERATION OF FORMULAE FOR MOLECULAR INTEGRALS OF GAUSSIAN ORBITALS
ISUB-ROUTINES ON SEAC FOR NU~E
RICAl INTEGRATIONS OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS AND FOR GAUSSIAN QUADRATURE
CONVERGENCE PROPERTIES OF GAUSSIAN QUADRATURE FORMULAE
GCA BY AUTOMATIC VOICE DATA LINK
INCORPORATION OF AS INTO VAPOR-GROWN GE
RADIOTRACER STUDIES
OF THE INCORPORATION OF IODINE INTO VAPOR-GROWN GE
ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF VAPOR-GROWN GE JUNCTIONS
EPITAXIAL VAPOR GROWTH OF GE SINGLE CRYSTALS IN A ClOSEO-CYClE PROCESS
TABSOl, A DECISION TABLE lANGUAGE FOR THE GE 225
WIZOR, A COMPILER COMPILER FOR THE GE 225 COMPUTER
THE GE-I00 DATA PROCESSOR SYSTEM
COMPUTER
AIRPLANE lANDING GEAR PERFORMANCE SOLUTIONS WITH AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG
CONTROL GEAR SIMULATION FOR AN AUTOMATIC CAR PARK
CRITICAL CLASSIFICATION FACTOR CALCULATION FOR CRANE GEAR CASES
IMPLEMENTATION OF A COMPILER, GECOM
GECOM, THE GENERAL COMPilER
OPTIMIZATION OF A RADAR AND ITS ENVIRONMENT BY GEESE, GENERAL ELECTRIC ELECTRONIC SYSTEM EVALUATOR T
ECI
TYPES OF CIRCUITS, GENERAL
GENERAL ACCOUNTING
THE UNIVAC FILE-COMPUTER APPLIED TO GENERAL ACCOUNTING FUNCTIONS
JOVIAL, A GENERAL ALGORITHMIC lANGUAGE
COMPUTER WITH VERY LARGE MEMORY
A GENERAL ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE SCHEME APPLICABLE TO A
A GENERAL ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE SCHEME APPLICABLE TO A
COMPUTER WITH A VERY LARGE MEMORY
RELATIVE MERITS OF GENERAL AND SPECIAL PURPOSE COMPUTERS FOR INFORMATION
RETRIEVAL
EDPM EQUIPMENT
A GENERAL APPROACH TO PLANNING FOR MANAGEMENT USE OF
iNFORMATION ANO TRANSFORMATIONS ON GENERAL ARRAYS
FIRST GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE ICC
AN APPLICATION OF COMPUTERS TO GENERAL BOOKEEPING
INVERSE lAPLACE TRANSFORM
A GENERAL CARD-PROGRAM FeR THE EVALUATION OF T~E
GECOM, THE GENERAL COMPilER
DATA TRANSM
ISSION FOR AUTOMATIC COMPUTATION AND CONTROL PART 1, GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS
APPllEO MAT~EMATICS
SOME GENERAL CONSIOERATIONS IN THE SOLUTION OF PROBLEMS IN
ITERATIVE COMBINATIONAL SWITCHING NETWORKS, GENERAL DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
A GENERAL DIGITAL COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR STATIC STRESS
ANALYSIS
COMPUTER USES AT lAMP DEPARTMENT, CANADIAN GENERAL ELEC TR IC
PTIMIlATION CF A RADAR AND ITS ENVIRONMENT BY GEESE, GENERAL ELECTRIC ELECTRONIC SYSTEM EVALUATOR TECHNIOU
A GENERAL ELECTRIC ENGINEERING DIGITAL COMPUTER
A GENERAL FORMULATION OF STORAGE ALLOCATION
OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
SOME GENERAL IMPLICIT PROCESSES FOR THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION
A COMPUTER
APPROAC~ TO CONTENT ANALY~IS, STUDIES USING THE GENERAL INQUIRER SYSTEM
USE IN lARGE-SIGNAL SWITCHING ANALYSIS
A GENERAL JUNCTION-TRANSISTOR EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT FOR
PUTERS IN BUSINESS (I
THE ELEMENTS OF A CONVENIENT GENERAL lANGUAGE LEAOING TO THE POPULARIZATION Of COM
THE PRCBlEMS OF DATA TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS IN A GENERAL MANUFACTURING DATA PROCESSING INSTAllATION
A RECURSIVE PROGRAM FOR THE GENERAL N-DIMENSIONAL INTEGRAL
SOME GENERAL PRECEPTS FOR PROGRAMMERS
THE GENERAL PROBlE" OF CLASSIFICATION AND INDEXING
THE GENERAL PROBLEI' OF COMPUTING lANGUAGES
A VARIETY OF INTELLIGENT LEARNING IN A GENERAL PROBlEI' SOLVER
REPORT ON A GENERAL PROBLEM-SOLVING PROGRAM
GENERAL PROBLEMS CONFRONTING COMPUTING CENTERS
A GENERAL PROCESSOR FOR CERTAIN FORMAL lANGUAGES
A GENERAL PROGRA~ FOR THE ANALYSIS OF SQUARE AND
RECTANGULAR lATTICE DESIGNS
A GENERAL PROGRAI' FOR THE ANALYSIS OF SURVEYS
THE ELECOM 100 GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER
OESIGNING A lOW COST GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER
201

COMPUTER LITERATURE

BIBLIOG~APHY

1946-1963

PACM61 lOBI
TCIl6622 57
TCJ3601 40
IIlMJ605 507
I BMJ593 210
CATH63
71
JACM633 357
TCJ6633 H2
CAN 60 H2
FTT 53 2U6
AIC 601 165
WJCC61
11
AUS 60 B3.3
PGEC611 31
ARAP5'11 268
JACM604 387
NCR 564 105
TCJ5621
1
WJCC58 no
ICIP58
CAS 56
74
ROME62 481
PACH5?
81
JACM5'14 469
WJCC59
54
WJCC59 240
PACM61 6B3
ICC 622 81
CIIS 55
26
JIICM551 18
ROME62 49!>
AUS 63 C.4
MSEE461
5
PGEC584 285
WJCC55
12
IF JP62
51
WJCC61 490
HIIRV49
65
CACM610 419
TCJ5631t 329
SJCC63 241
PGEC614 610
ROME62 549
TCJ6633 210
CACM631 35
PECS52
10
1'1 IPP61
233
PACH61 284
SOS 59 153
ICIP59 2!>6
ICC 6112 10
ROME62
65
CIICM639 568
rCJ3603 136
PACM52P 41
PACM52T 28
201

GEN - GEO

TITLE WORO INDEX

THE BENDIX G-IS
THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF A SIMPLE
ON THE MINIMUM LOGICAL COMPLEXITY REQUIRED FOR A
A SEARCH MEMORY SUBSYSTEM FOR A
LINE STORAGE
PB-250, A HIGH SPEED SERIAL
S.E.A.
DATAVIEW, A
RESERVATIONS COMMUNICATIONS UTLIZING A
DEVELOPMENT AND PREDICTEO STATE-OF-THE-ART OF THE
SIMULTANEOUS ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS USING A
THE 8ENDIX G-15D,
ITE) ELEMENTS
LEM-1, SMALL SIZE
L AND INfORMATION SYSTEM
THE ROLE OF
A PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM FOR LARGE
A MACHINE ORGANIZATION FOR A

GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER
GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER
GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER
GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER
GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER USING MAGNETOSTRICTIVE OELAY
GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTERS CAB
GENERAL PURPOSE DATA DISPLAY SYSTEM
GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER
GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER
THE HISTORICAL
GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER
THE SOLUTION OF
GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER SYSTEM
GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER USING MAGNETIC (FERR
GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN AUTOMATIC CONTRD
GENERAL PURPOSE ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS
GENERAL PURPOSE LIST PROCESSOR
GENERAL PURPOSE PROGRA~MING SYSTEMS
A GENERAL PURPOSE SYSTEMS SIMULATION PROGRAM
A GENERAL PURPOSE SYSTEMS SIMULATOR
SOME GENERAL QUESTIONS IN PROGRAMMING
TOWARO A GENERAL SIMULATION CAPABILITY
BLIND VARIATION AND SELECTIVE SURVIVAL AS A GENERAL STRATEGY IN KNOWLEDGE-PROCESSES
GENERAL SYNTHESIS OF TRIBUTARY SWITCHING NETWORKS
A GENERAL SYSTEM FOR HANOLING ALPHAMERIC INFORMATION ON
THE IBM 701 COMPUTER
A GENERAL TEST DATA GENERATOR FOR COBOL
A GENERAL TRANSLATION PROGRAM FOR PHRASE STRUCTURE
LANGUAGES
THE METHOD OF REDUCED MATRICES FOR A GENERAL TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM
THE METHOD OF REDUCED MATRICES FOR A GENERAL TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM
'~fORMATION PROCESSING (FRENCH)
A GENERAL VIEW OF FUNDAMENTAL PROBLEMS IN REAL-TIME
GENERAL VIEWS ON COBOL
THE HANDLING OF RETAIL REQUISITIONS FROM A GENERAL WAREHDUSE
GENERAL-PURPOSE
ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTATION
A SYSTEM FOR
A SYSTEM FOR GENERAL-PURPOSE ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTATION
DEUCE, A HIGH-SPEED GENERAL-PURPOSE COMPUTER
THE UNIVAC AIRLINES RES
ERVATICNS SYSTEM, A SPECIAL-PURPOSE APPLICATION OF A GENERAL-PURPOSE COMPUTER
GENERAL-PURPOSE COMPUTERS
THE HIGH-SPEEO GENERAL-PURPOSE COMPUTERS IN MACHINE TRANSLATION
SIGN, CONSTR~CTION, AND PERFORMANCE OF A LARGE-SCALE GENERAL-PURPOSE OIGITAL COMPUTER
THE DE
NEAR AND NON-I
USE OF INTERPRETATION ROUTINES ON A GENERAL-PURPOSE OIGITAL COMPUTER FOR THE DESIGN OF LI
OIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER
CODING A GENERAL-PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER TO OPERATE AS A
ENGINEERING RESEARCH PROBLEMS (GERMANI
THE GENERAL-PURPOSE ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER URAL FOR
IBM 650 COMPUTER
A· GENERAL-PURPOSE LANGUAGE TRANSLATION PROGRAM FOR THE
ELEMENTARY STRUCTURE
THE DESIGN OF A GENERAL-PURPOSE MICROPROGRAM-CONTROLLED COMPUTER WITH
THE GROWTH OF COMPLEXITY OF A GENERAL-PURPOSE PROGRAM
GENERAL-PURPOSE PROGRAMMING FOR BUSINESS APPLICATIONS
INTEGRATION
A GENERALISATION OF SIMPSON'S RULE TO MANY-DIMENSIONAL
LEARNING, GENERALITY AND PROBLEM SOLVING
A NOTE ON THE SELF-CONSISTENCY OF DEFINITIONS OF GENERALIZATION AND INDUCTIVE INFERENCE
GENERALIZATION ANO INFORMATION STORAGE IN NETWORKS OF
ADALINE 'NEURONS'
FOR RUNGE-KUTTA .PROCEDURES
A GENERALIZATION OF A THEOREM OF CARR ON ERROR BOUNDS
TRUTH FUNCTIONS
A GENERALIZATION OF A THEOREM OF QUINE FOR SIMPLIFYING
A GENERALIZATION OF ALGOL
MEMORIZING MACHINE
GENERALIZATION OF AN ELEMENTARY PERCEIVING AND
A GENERALIZATION OF HORNER'S RULE FOR POLYNOMIAL
EVALUATION
GENERALIZATION OF LEARNING IN A MACHINE
GENERALIZATION OF PATTERN RECOGNITION IN A SELFORGANIZING SYSTEM
PROGRAMMING
A GENERALIZATION OF THE TRANSPORTATION METHOD OF LINEAR
PERCEPTUAL GENERALIZATION OVER TRANSFORMATION GROUPS
PROCESSING
GENERALIZATION, KEY TO SUCCESSFUL ELECTRONIC DATA
EVALUATION
GENERALIZATIONS OF HORNER'S RULE FOR POLYNOMIAL
DATA STRUCTURES THAT GENERALIZE RECTANGULAR ARRAYS
GENERALIZED ALGOL
GENERALIZED ALGOL
BINARY LOGIC
A GENERALIZED ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE PROGRAM UTILIZING
A GENERALIZED BROKERAGE ACCOUNTING SYSTE~ (RCA 5011
A PROPOSAL FOR A GENERALIZEO CARD CODE FOR 256 CHARACTERS
COMMENTS ON 'A PROPOSAL FOR A GENERALIZED CARD CODE FOR 2~6 CHARACTERS'
STABILITY OF A GENERALIZED CORRECTOR FOR~ULA
NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF TWO GENERALIZED ELLIPTIC INTEGRALS
CALCULATION OF GENERALIZED HYPERGEOMETRIC SERIES
THE GENERALIZED IMPORTANT EVENT TECHNIQUE
EXPERIENCE WITH A GENERALIZEO INFORMATION PROCESSING SYSTEM
GENERALIZED INTEGRATION ON THE ANALOG COMPUTER
AN ELIMINATION ~ETHOD FOR COMPUTING THE GENERALIZED INVERSE OF AN ARBITRARY COMPLEX MATRIX
A MATHEMATIC FORMULATION OF THE GENERALIZED LOGICAL DESIGN
AR FORM CN THE IBM 704
REDUCTION OF A GENERALIZED MATRIX OF POLYNOMIAL ELEMENTS TO TRIANGUL
GENERALIZED MEASURES OF COMPUTER SYSTEM PERFORMANCE
EQUATIONS
A GENERALIZED METHOD FOR FINDING ROOTS OF NON-LINEAR
SYSTEMS
GENERALIZED MULTIPROCESSING AND HUL TlPROGRAMMING
GENERALIZED PARITY CHECKING
AODENDUM TO A GENERALIZED POLYPHASE MERGE ALGORITHM
A GENERALIZED POLYPHASE MERGE ALGORITHM
GENERALIZED PULSE RECORDING
GENERALIZED PULSE RECORDING
SOME APPLICATICNS
A GENERALIZED RESISTOR-TRANSISTOR LOGIC CIRCUIT AND
A GENERALIZED SCANNER FOR PATTERN- AND CHARACTERRECOGNITION STUDIES
GENERALIZED SIMULATION OF POST OFFICE SYSTEMS
STORAGE
A MULTI-VARIANT GENERALIZED SORT PROGRAM EMPLOYING AUXILIARY DRUM
A GENERALIZEO TECHNIQUE FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION AND
NUMERICAL CALCULATION
A GENERALIZED TREE CIRCUIT
AN EXTENDED DECOMPOSITION THEORY
GENERALIZED TREE CIRCUIT, THE BASIC 8UILDING BLOCK OF
THE DESCRIPTIVE CONTINUUM, A 'GENERALIZED' T~EDRY OF INDEXING
PASSING BI
A METHOD FOR SYNTHESIZING THE WAVEFORM GENERATED BY A CHARACTER, PRINTED IN MAGNETIC INK, IN
COMPUTER GENERATED DISPLAYS
GENERATED ERROR IN ROTATIONAL TRIDIAGONALIZATIDN
OIFFERENCE EQUATIONS
GENERATED ERROR IN THE SOLUTION OF CERTAIN LINEAR
ORGANIZATION AND RETRIEVAL OF RECORDS GENERATED IN A LARGE-SCALE ENGINEERING PROJECT
A NELIAC GENERATED 7090-1401 COMPILER
A NELIAC-GENERATED 7090-1401 COMPILER
A PATTERN RECOGNITION PROGRAM THAT GENERATES, EVALUATES ANO ADJUSTS ITS OWN OPERATORS
A PATTERN-RECOGNITION PRCGRAM THAT GENERATES, EVALUATES, AND ADJUST ITS OWN OPERATORS
202

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

GAM - GEN
PWCS54
PGEC571
PGEC584
FJCC63
EJCC60
PACM58
EJCC61
EJCC57
WJCC60
CACM606
LSU 58
CACM590
NCR 544
NCR 5B4
PGEC636
CACM585
EJCC61
IBSJ621
TOMM58
SJCC62
SDS 59

87
5
282
193
283
5B
174
17B
1
355
16B
3
82
191
707
7
87
18
85
1

205
464
JACM563 175
SJCC62 317
JACM62i
1
PACM56
41
JACM573 308
IFIP62 225
ARAP612 345
CAS 57
39
PACM56
21
JACM571 12
I EES56 165
EJCC58 152
CHBK62
20
NSMT60 485
EJCC51
62
IEES56
68
WJCC55
82
ECIP55
80
NSMT60 409
PGEC602 208
TCJ6631 37
AIC 601
1
AUS 60S'6.2
IFlP62 407
JACM622 280
SDS 62 435
JACM601 57
PGEC612 165
CACM639 ~47
lFIP62 401
PACM61 6A5
PACM59
21
WJCC55
B6
AUS 63 8.3
SOS 59
63
JACM591
1
I BMJ622 239
SJCC62 325
RDME62 409
ARAP623 17
PACM59
7B
CAS 60
68
CACM599 19
CACM59N 12
JACM621 104
PACM62 108
JACMS44 170
CACM619 394
FJCC63 183
PGEC592 210
JACM634 532
WCR 574 259
PACM59
29
PACM62 120
PACM61 5A2
FJCC63 107
PGEC583 207
CACM61N 495
CACM618 347
NCR 624 36
PGEC632 77
PGEC591
8
WJCC59 291
JACM612 252
PACM62 102
CACM613 147
JACM614 484
JACM634 562
IC51582 1291
PGEC584 217
PIRE611 IS!>
JACM584 335
PACM56
14
E JCC58
59
PACM61 285
CACM622 101
WJCC61 555
CATH63 251
PGEC63~

202

GEN - GOO

TITLE WORD INOEX

GEN - GEO

JACM611 97
GENERATING 'PRONOUNCEABLE' NAMES USING A COMPUTER
PGEC573 167
GENERATING A fUNCTION OF TWO INOEPENDENT VARIABLES
GENERATING ALL BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS OF N VARIABLES USING PGEC612 151
GENERATING AN ANALOG COMPUTER WIRING DIAGRAM FROM THE ROME62 709
CACM585
3
GENERATING BESSEL FUNCTIONS
CACM631 37
GENERATING OISCRETE RANOOM VARIABLES IN A COMPUTER
PGEC543 29
A NEW METHOD OF GENERATING FUNCTIONS
A METHOD OF GENERATING FUNCTIONS OF SEVERAL VARIABLES USING
PGEC632 112
ANALOG DIODE LOGIC
JACM593 316
A COMPARISON OF METHODS FOR GENERATING NORMAL DEVIATES ON DIGITAL COMPUTERS
A NOTE ON A METHOO FOR GENERATING POINTS UNIFORMLY ON N-DIMENSIONAL SPHERES CACM594 19
TCJ1582 B3
A MODIFIED CONGRUENCE METHOD OF GENERATING PSEUDO-RANOOM NUMBERS
I BIOJ632 146
FLY'S-EYE LENS TECHNIQUE FOR GENERATING SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE FABRICATION MASKS
TCJ2592 B7
GENERATING STRATEGIES FOR CONTINOUS SEPARATION
PROCESSES
PGEC561 21
A PROGRAMMEO VARIABLE-RATE COUNTER FOR GENERATING THE SINE FUNCTION
E OF AN N-DIMI
REMARKS ON 'AN EFFICIENT ~ETHOD FOR GENERATING UNIFORMLY OISTRIBUTED POINTS ON THE SURFAC CACM590 26
E OF AN N-DIMENSIONAL SPHI
AN EFFICIENT METHOD FOR GENERATING UNIFORMLY DISTRIBUTEO POINTS ON THE SURFAC CACM594 17
SJCC63 213
HYBRID TECHNIQUES FOR ANALOG FUNCTION GENERATION
THE DESIGN OF POSITION PGEC593 391
ANC VELOCITY SERVOS FOR MULTIPLYING AND FUNCTION GENERATION
WCR 574 279
FUNCTION GENERATION BY INTEGRATION OF STEPS
G DIOOE LOGIC
CORRECTION TO A METHOD OF GENERATION FUNCTIONS OF SEVERAL VARIABLES USING ANALO PGEC635 550
PGEC621 53
SIMULATION OF STEAM GENERATION IN A HEAT EXCHANGER
IBMJ613 lB3
IRREVERSIBILITY AND HEAT GENERATION IN THE COMPUTING PROCESS
157
PARALLELIS~ IN CCMPUTER ORGANIZATION RANDOM NUMBER GENERATION IN THE FIXED PLUS VARIABLE COMPUTER SYSTEM WJCC61
MTL 611 65
RANDOM GENERATION OF ENGLISH SENTENCES
J ACM563 199
CONTINUED FRACTIONS
ON THE GENERATION OF ERRORS IN THE OIGITAL EVALUATION OF
ATION OF ALGEBRAIC D!FFERENTIATION AND THE AUTOMATIC GENERATION OF FORMULAE FOR MOLECULAR INTEGRALS OF GAU TCJ6633 287
NCR 554 150
AN ELECTRONIC CIRCUIT FOR THE GENERATION OF FUNCTIONS OF SEVERAL VARIABLES
IBSJ633 Z8B
GENERATION OF INPUT DATA FOR SIMULATIONS
PACM59
40
COMPUTER GENERATION OF OPTIMIZED SUBROUTINES
JACM611 104
COMPUTER GENERATION OF OPTIMIZED SUBROUTINES
BIT 624 228
ON THE GENERATION OF PERMUTATIONS AND COMBINATIONS
JACM601 72
SERIAL CORRELATION IN THE GENERATION OF PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBERS
JACM542 88
CALCULATCR
THE GENERATION OF PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBERS ON A DECIMAL
TCJ2604 1111
DIGITAL COMPUTERS
THE GENERATION OF PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBERS ON ELECTRONIC
PACM58
51
GENERATION OF SPHERICAL BESSEL FUNCTIONS IN DIGITAL
COMPUTERS
JACM593
366
GENERATION
OF
SPHERICAL
BESSEL
FUNCTIONS
IN
DIGITAL
COMPUTERS
FJCC62 234
SOME EXPERIMENTS IN THE GENERATION OF .ORD AND DOCUMENT ASSOCIATIONS
FJCC63
27
CYCLOPS-l, A SECOND GENERATION RECOGNITION SYSTEM
PGEC636 618
SABR AC, A NEW GENERATION SERIAL COMPUTER
I BSJ6 33 268
REQUIREMENTS GENERATION, EXPLOSIONS, AND BILLS OF MATERIAL
J ACM632 196
LANGUAGES
DETECTION OF GENERATIVE AMBIGUITIES IN CONTEXT-FREE MECHANICAL
PECS52
16
AN ACCURATE DIGITAL-ANALOG fUNCTION GENERATOR
PWCS54
2
A DEPENDENT VARIABLE ANALOG FUNCTION GENERATOR
PACM56
25
THE REFUGE RELAY FUNCTION GENERATOR
PGEC572
95
A NEW DIODE FUNCTION GENERATOR
PGEC5Bl 4B
NEW APPLICATIONS OF AN ELECTRONIC fUNCTION GENERATOR
JACM594 527
EMPIRICAL TESTS OF AN AODITIVE RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR
JACM601
15
A NEW PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR
EJCC61 295
A SYNTAX DIRECTED GENERATOR
JACM612 163
NOTES ON A NEW PSEUOO-RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR
NCR 612 164
A TUNNEL DIODE FUNCTION GENERATOR
CACM618 350
A 48-BIT PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR
IFIP62 493
ALGOL 60 PROCESSORS AND A PROCESSOR GENERATOR
PACM62
54
A DIGITAL NONLINEAR FUNCTION GENERATOR
PGEC621 26
AN INfINITE-RESOLUTION FUNCTION GENERATOR
PGEC626 780
LINEAR-SEGMENT fUNCTION GENERATOR
CACM635 227
A TAPE FILE MERGE PATTERN GENERATOR
A WCR 584 89
TRANSISTORIZED, ALL-ELECTRONIC COSINE-SINE FUNCTION GENERATOR
NOTE ON A TCH601
9
TEST FOR REPEATING CYCLES IN A PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR
AN ANALOG- NCR 537
7
TO-DIGITAL CONVERTER WITH AN IMPROVED LINEAR-SWEEP GENERATOR
P GEC564 213
PULSE GENERATOR AND HIGH-SPEED MEMORY CIRCUIT
S JCC62 317
A GENERAL TEST DATA GENERATOR FOR COBOL
PGEC583 244
A TRANSISTOR PULSE GENERATOR FOR CIGITAL SYSTEMS
PACM62
37
DIGEST, DIEBOLD GENERATOR FOR STATISTICAL TABULATION
AUS 572 205
A WHITE NOISE GENERATOR FOR THE BAND 0-20 CPS
PGEC543 34
PROBLEMS
A FUNCTION GENERATOR FOR THE SOLUTION OF ENGINEERING OESIGN
CACH638 451
A SYNTAX CONTROLLED GENERATOR OF FORMAL LANGUAGE PROCESSORS
AUS 60 C8.2
A FUNCTION GENERATOR USING COLD CATHODE SELECTOR TUBES
PGEC611 11
A FUNCTION GENERATOR USING COLD-CATHODE SELECTOR TUBES
WCR 594 16
A VERSATILE CHARACTER GENERATOR WITH DIGITAL INPUT
PGEC624 531
PULSE GENERATOR WITH LOGARITHMIC SPACING
ONR 54
22
EDITING GENERATORS
PACM59
1
RANDOM NUMB.ER GENERATORS
IMPROVEME~TS OF THE TAPPED-POTENTIOMETER FUNCTION GENERATORS
ACCURACY PGEC621 63
ELECTRONIC CHBK62
3
ANALCG COMPUTERS, MULTIPLIERS AND FUNCTION GENERATORS
ROBLEM, wITH APPLICATION TO THE DESIGN OF STOCHASTIC GENERATORS
ON A WEIGHT DISTRIBUTION P J ACM631 110
WJCC61 353
COMPUTER
DIGITAL CLOCK DELAY GENERATORS AND RUN COUNTER FOR A REPETITIVE ANALOG
JACM632 131
MIXED CONGRUENTIAL RANDOM NUMBER GENERATORS FOR DECIMAL MACHINES
PACM61 10A3
INPUT-OUTPUT GENERATORS IN MATHEMATICAL PROGRA~MING
PACHS9
61
THE USE OF GENERATORS IN TAC
PACM62
85
COMPUTERS AS GENERATORS OF ECONOMIC GROWTH
ICSI581
Hl
TRUCTURES ELECTRONICALLY, ENCODED COMPOUNDS SEARCHEO GENERICALLY WITH IBM 702
PRINTING CHEMICAL S
ARAP612
1
THE USE OF THE GENIE SYSTEM I N NUMERICAL C.ALCULATION
TRANSFORM MTL 612 725
ATION CRITERIA FCR THE CLASSIFICATION OF PREDICATIVE GENITIVE CONSTRUCTIONS IN RUSSIAN
CATH63 1~3
EMPIRICAL EXPLORATIONS OF THE GEOMERTY-THEOREM PROVING ~ACHINE
PGEC612 260
ON THE ENCODING OF ARBITRARY GEOMETRIC CONFIGURATIONS
I flMJ592 140
GEOMETRIC EFFECTS IN THE SUPERCONDUCTING TRANSITION
OF THIN FILMS
PGEC614 631
GEOMETRIC MAPPING OF S.ITCHING FUNCTIONS
CACM61D 551
NOTES ON GEOMETRIC WEIGHTED CHECK DIGIT VERIFICATION
FERENCE TO ARC~AEOLOGICAL DOCUMEI
ON THE COOING OF GEOMETRICAL SHAPES AND OTHER REPRESENTATIONS, WITH RE ICSI582 869
PACM58
13
GEOMETRICS OF SPIRAL BRIDGE DESIGN
CACM636 336
DESCRIPTRAN, AUTOMATEO DESCRIPTIVE GEOMETRY
CF SQU~RE-LDCP THIN FILMS OF OBLATE SPHEROIDAL GEOMETRY
MAGNET IC fIELDS PGECS94 45B
HARV61 203
THE GEOMETRY OF SY~BOLS
WJCC60
143
EMPIRICAL EXPLORATIONS OF THE GEOMETRY THEOREM MACHINE
ICIP59 273
REALIZATION OF A GEOMETRY THEOREM PROVING MCHINE
CATH63 134
REALIZATION OF A GEOMETRY-THEOREM PROVING MACHINe
SOS 61 347
INTEGRAL GEOMETRY, AN APPROACH TO THE PROBLEM OF ABSTRACTION
A M AUS 60 Cl.1
ECHANICAL HARMONIC ANALYSER FOR THE INVESTIGATION OF GEOPHYSICAL TI~E SERIES
AUS 60 C6.1
GEORGE, AN ADO~ESSLESS PROGRAMMING SCHEME FOR DEUCE
A SYSTEM FOR
A NEW METHOD FOR
A SINGLE MAGNETIC CIRCUI
A STRAIGHTFORWARD WAY OF
OIFFERENTIAL EQUATION INPUT LANGUAGE
NOTE ON EMPIRICAL BOUNDS FOR

203

COMPuTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

203

GEO - GRO

TITLE WORD INOEX
CURRENT RESEARCH AT
PLANS FOR THE
PRONOUN REFERENCE IN
SYNTAX OF THE

GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
GEORGIA TECH COMPUTER CENTER
GERMAN
GERMAN NOUN PHRASE
GERMAN SYNTAX PATTERNS
OBSERVATIONS ON THE PROBLEM OF DATA-PROCESSING (GERMANI
SWITCHING CIRCUITS AND MEMORY SYSTEMS (GERMANI
THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE MUNICH COMPUTER PERM (GERMANI
THE DARMSTADT ELECTRONIC COMPUTER OERA (GERMANI
MODERN COMPUTING IN THE NETHERLANDS (GERMANI
OPERATION WITH BESK (GERMANI
FEATURES OF THE 01 COMPUTER AT ORES DEN (GERMANI
REMARKS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF GIA (GERMANI
REPORT ON COMPLETION OF G2 (GERMANI
CONSIDERATIONS ON A HIGH SPEED PARALLEL CO"PUTER G3 !GERMANI
SWITCHING TECHNIQUES AT 1-5 (GERMANI
EDPM 105 IN ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT (GERMANI
SWITCHING-CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES WITH FERRITE TOROIDS (GERMANI
FLOATING POINT DECIMAL-BINARY CONVERSION (GERMANI
TECHNICAL DETAILS OF DERA (GERMANI
A NON-MAGNETIC DRUM MEMORY (GERMANI
OSCILLOGRAPHS FOR USE WITH ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS (GERMANI
PROBLEMS OF PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES (GERMANI
AUTOMATIC COMPUTER PROGRAMMING (GERMANI
THE IlARMSTADT MATHEMATICAL COMPUTER GROUP (GERMANI
SUBROUTINES FOR OERA (GERMANI
THE INSTRUCTION CODE OF G-2 (GERMAN)
PHYSICAL PROGRAMMING (GERMANI
USE OF COMPUTERS FOR NUMERICAL WEATHER PREOICTION (GERMAN)
INVERSION OF MATRICES BY PUNCHED CARC METHODS (GERMAN)
NU"ERICAL COMPUTATION OF STAR EPHEMERIDES (GERMANI
STATISTICAL OPERATION PROGRAMS IN INDUSTRY (GERMANI
AUTOMATA AND THOUGHT PROCESSES (GERMANI
NEW TECHNICAL OEVELOPMENTS (GERMANI
LOGICAL MACHINES (GERMAN)
PROCESSING OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES BY COMPUTERS (GERMAN)
PROBLEMS OF COMMERCIAL OATA PROCESSING (GERMANI
CONTROL
PANEL AND INPUT AND OUTPUT FACILITIES OF ERMETH (GERMANI
DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS AND SEMIOIGITAL METHOOS (GERMAN)
DIGITAL
REPORT AND LITERATURE SURVEY ON DIGITAL COMPUTERS (GERMANI
DEVELOPMENT
CONSTRUCTION
OF RECORDING HEAOS FOR MAGNETIC DRUM STORAGE (GERMANI
THE LOGISTIC
RELAY COMPUTER OF THE VIENNA TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY (GERMANI
STRUCTURE AND
OPERATION OF THE TELEFUNKEN TR 4 DIGITAL COMPUTER (GERMANI
THE AUTOMATIC
PROGRAMMING OF UNIVAC BY THE A-2 COMPILER SYSTEM (GERMANI
PRESENT STATUS
AND TRENDS OF THE DRESDEN COMPUTER DEVELOPMENT (GERMANI
METHODS TO SIMPLIFY
PROGRAMMING, 5 YEARS WORK WITH THE 14 COMPUTER (GERMANI
ADDRESS-MODIFICATION
WITH INDEX REGISTERS USED IN EDPM TYPE 104 (GERMAN)
NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF
DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS IN HYDROOYNAMICS WITH BESK (GERMANI
COMPUTER DEVELOPMENT FROM MECHANICS TO ELECTRONICS (GERMANI
PROGRESSION LINES OF A
OPMENTS AT GCTTINGEN, APPLICATIONS OF THE Gl AND G2 (GERMAN)
SURVEY OF COMPUTER DEVEL
COMPUTER WITH AN INDEPENOENT ADDRESS OPERATION UNIT (GERMANI
THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF A
DIGITAL CCMPUTER OF THE USSR ACADEMY OF SCIENCES (GERMAN)
BESM, THE HIGH SPEED ELECTRONIC
EXPERIENCE WITH COMPONENTS USED
IN ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS MANUFACTURED IN GERMANY (GERMAN)
REPRESENTATION OF THE STRUCTURE
AND FUNCTION OF COMPUTERS BY EQUIVALENCE ALGEBRA (GERMANI
ELEMENTS IN SWITCHING CIRCUITS AND MEMORY SYSTEMS (GERMANI
FERRITES ANO TITANATES AS DECISION
THE GENERAL-PURPOSE ELECTRONIC DIGITAL
COMPUTER URAL FOR ENGINEERING RESEARCH PROBLEMS (GERMANI
CONVERGENCE QF BERNOULLI'S AND OF GRAEFFE'S TYPE (GERMAN)
ITERATIVE METHODS OF LIN~AR ALGEBRA WITH
ESSING APPARATUS AT THE VIENNA TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY (GERMANI
ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION PRoe
ICENTRAL DIFFERENCES FOR THE SOLUTION OF TH
E CAUCHY PROBLEM FOR PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS (GERMAN)
INITION OF STABILITY FOR DIFFERENCE EQUATIO
NS WHICH APPROXIMATE PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS IGERMAN)
IWITH RECTANGULAR HYSTERESIS LOOP FOR APPLI
CATION AS MEMORY OR SWITCHING ELEMENTS IN COMPUTERS (GERMANI
DISLOCATIONS ANO PLASTIC FLOW IN GERMANIUM
TIiE
ELECTRONIC CCNTRIBUTION TO THE ELASTIC PROPERTIES OF GERMANIUM
IASUREMENT OF THE ANGULAR DEPENDENCE Of T
HE IMAGINARY PART CF THE ATOMIC SCATTERING FACTOR OF GERMANIUM
PANEL DISCUSSION, UTILIZATION OF GERMANIUM DIODES
SWITCHING RESEARCH IN GERMANY
THE USE OF DIGITAL CO~PUTERS IN WESTERN GERMANY
PONENTS USED IN ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS MANUFACTURED IN GERMANY (GERMAN)
EXPERIENCE WITH COM
THE APPLICATION OF THE LICHTENSTEIN-GERSHGORIN INTEGRAL EQUATION IN CONFORMAL MAPPING
PROGRAMMING
GESTALT PROGRAMMING, A NEW CONCEPT IN AUTOMATIC
BY MEANS OF PROCEDURES FOR ASSESSING AND RECOGNIZING GESTALTS
ICEPTION OF PRINTED AND HANOWRITTEN FORMS
HOW LAZY CAN YOU GET
HOW IS 'FACT' GETTING ON
GETTING PROGRA~MES RIGHT
THE FIXED POINT DIVISION IN GIER
REAL TIME DATA PROCESSING FOR GIER (NORWEGIAN)
THE DESIGN OF THE GIER ALGOL COMPILER
THE DESIGN OF THE GIER ALGOL COMPILER, PART I
THE DESIGN OF THE GIER ALGOL COMPILER, PART II
A FAST CARD REAOER FOR THE GI ER COMPUTER
GIER, A DANISH COMPUTER OF MEDIUM SIZE
USING GIFS IN THE ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF PROCESS SYSTEMS
IELD DEPENDENCE OF THE SUPERCONOUCTING ENERGY GAP IN GINZBURG-LANDAU THEORY WITH APPLICATION TO AL
IIC F
SYNTHESIS OF LOGICAL SYSTEMS OF GIVEN ACTIVITY
ANALYTIC TREATMENT OF REAL FUNCTIONS GIVEN IN DISCRETE POINTS ONLY
A TECHNIOUE FOR THE REDUCTION OF A GIVEN MACHINE TO A MINIMAL-STATE MACHINE
SYNTHESIS OF BINARY RING COUNTERS OF GIVEN PERIODS
ON SOME ERROR BOUNDS OF GIVENS
THE CALCULATION OF THE
EIGENVECTORS CF COOl AGONAL MATRICES PRODUCED BY THE GIVENS AND LANCZOS PROCESSES
MATRICES
A MODIFIED GIVENS METHOD FOR THE EIGENVALUE EVALUATION OF LARGE
FOR THE CO-CIAGCNALIZATION OF A SYMMETRIC MATRIX BY GIVENS' METHOD IN A COMPUTER WITH A TWO-LEVEL STORE
GLOSSARY CONSTRUCTION
GLOSSARY LOOKUP MADE EASY
GLOSSARY OF SORTING AND MERGING TERMS
USA PARTICIPATION IN AN INTERNATIONAL GLOSSARY ON INFORMATION PROCESSING
APPLICATION
A GLOW COUNTING TUBE REAO-OUT TECHNIQUE AND ITS
STUDY
OF THE SECO~D-ORDER FERROELECTRIC TRANSITION IN TRI-GLYCINE SULFATE
SIMULATION OF A LEARNING MACHINE FOR PLAYING GO
THE NEXT TWENTY YEARS IN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL, SOME GOALS AND PREDICTIONS
THE GOOEL INCOMPLETENESS THEOREM AND INTELLIGENT MACHINES
204

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

GEN - GOD
NSMT60
LSU 55
MTP 58
NSMT6D
NSMT60
ECIP55
ECIP55
ECIP55
ECIP55
ECIP55
ECIP55
ECIP55
ECIP55
ECIP55
ECIP55
ECIP55
ECIP55
ECIP55
ECIP55
ECIP55
ECIP55
ECIP55
ECIP55
ECIP55
ECIP55
ECIP55
ECIP55
ECIP55
ECIP55
ECIP55
ECIP55
ECIP55
DIP 62
DIP 62
OIP 62
DIP 62
DIP 62
ECIP55
OIP 62
DIP 62
ECIP55
ECIP55
PGEC636
ECIP5S
ECIP55
ECIP55
ECIPS5
ECIP55
DJP 62
ECIP55
ECIP55
ECIP55
ECIP55
EC IP55
ECIP55
ECIP5~

ECIP55
ECIP55
BIT 632
BIT 623
ECIP55
I B~J614
I8MJ614
IBMJ592
PECS52
HARV512
CACM620
ECIP55
BIT 613
WJCC56
PACMS9
CAS 51
TCB6634
ACC 53
BIT 613
BIT 633
ARAP631t
BIT 632
BIT 633
SIT 631
PGEC636
FJCC62
I BMJ621
PGEC6l6
HARV51l
PGEC5'll
JACM603
JACM582
AUS 571
J ACM613
TCJ4612
CACM632
NSMT60
CACM635
CACM63N
PGECS93
I SMJ583
IFIP62
WJCC59
SJCC62

63
111
309
280
234
5
9
·40
51
60
62
90
92
97
99
101
102
115
120
126
129
135
141
143
151
161
165
168
194
198
202
204
I
61
110
221
350
81
160
650
123
207
613
154
46
26
150
186
50B
36
I4B
16
132
21B
111
80
111
56
91
153
lOS
219
266
106
1
295
615
132
Iitl
5
20
83
U1
80
200
196
49
124
145
44
629
215
44
904
3
346
281
127

117
64
325
281
6,8
311
212
428
81
11

204

GOL - HAR

TITLE WORD INDEX

GEO - GRO

IBMJ634 291
GOLD. AND SILVER
ECIP55
36
GOTTINGEN. APPLICATIONS OF THE Gl AND G2 'GERMAN)
GOVERNMENT A.O.P. INSTALLATIONS AND PROVISIONAL RESUL RMCS60
1
23
GOVERNMENT A.O.P. SYSTEMS
SOME ENGINEERING FAC RMCS60
CTPC54
9
GOVERNMENT AGENCIES IN MACHINE COMPUTATION
GOVERNMENT AND INDUSTRY
AUS 513 311
F TT 53 234
GOVERNMENT CALCULATIONS
CAN
62
11
GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE ON ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS
PROGRESS IN EOPS61
13
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS. MARCH, 1961
BCS 58 564
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS, MAY 1958
PACM59
17
GOVERNMENT HOUSING
GOVERNMENT REQUIREMENTS AND ACTIVITIES IN THE FIELD 0 MSEE463 29
CAN 58
;9
GOVERNMENT SERVICE
TCJ4613 185
GOVERNMENT USE
GOVERNMENT. AS OF DECEMBER 1957
IA PROCESSING IN au CACM594 22
GOVERNMENT, AS OF DECE~BER 1957, II
IOCESSING IN BU CACM595 17
GOVERNMENT, AS OF OECEMBER 1957, III
ICESSING IN BU CACM599 34
CAfH63 219
GPS, A PROGRAM THAT SIMULATES HUMAN THOUGHT
CACM600 528
AUTOMATIC GRADERS FOR PROGRAMMING CLASSES
99
CE AND MATHE~ATICS BY AUTOINSTRUCTION IN THE PRIMARY GRADES. AN EXPERIMENTAL STRATEGY IN CURRICULUM OEVELO PLCI61
PROCESSES
A GRADIENT METHOD FOR OPTIMIZING MULTISTAGE ALLOCATION HARV61 125
PGEC581 61
TUBES
THERMISTORS FOR THE GRADUAL APPLICATION OF HEATER VOLTAGE TO THERMIONIC
C TPC54
GRADUATE INSTRUCTION AND RESEARCH
25
SOME ASPECTS OF RECORDING GRADUATED NATIONAL INSURANCE CONTRIBUTIONS
TCJ66H
1
.D.P. FOR RECORDING CONTRIBUTIONS PAID UNDER THE NEW GRADUATED PENSIONS SCHEME
ION THE INTRODUCTION OF A TCJ3603 111
RESULTANT PROCEDURE AND THE MECHANIZATION OF THE GRAEFFE PROCESS
JACM604 346
J ACM634 538
ON THE REDUCTION OF NUMBER RANGE IN THE USE OF THE GRAEFFE PROCESS
TRUNCATION ERROR IN THE GRAEFFE ROOT-SQUARING METHOD
JACM601 69
MODERN MATRIX ITERATION PROCESSES OF BERNOULLI AND GRAEFFE TYPE
ON J ACM583 246
ON A MODIFICATION OF THE QD-ALGORITHM WITH GRAEFFE-TYPE CCNVERGENCE
IFIP62
93
INEAR ALGEBRA WITH CONVERGENCE Of BERNOULLI'S AND OF GRAEFFE'S TYPE 'GERMAN)
ITERATIVE METHODS OF L ECIP55 111
THE LEXICAL LEVEL AND ITS IMPLICATION fOR TRANSFER GRAMMAR
STRUCTURE AT MTL 611 97
BIT 613 206
COBOL GRAMMAR 'SWEDISH)
THE USE OF MACHINES IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF A GRAMMAR AND COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS I CIP59 188
CACH629 483
ON THE NONEXISTENCE OF A PHRASE STRUCTURE GRAMMAR FOR ALGOL 60
THE PROOF OF THE NON-EXISTENCE OF A PHRASE STRUCTURE GRAMMAR FOR ALGOL 60
NOTE ON CACM633 105
SOME AUTOMATIC OPERATIONS USING THE GRAMMAR OF SYNTOL IN AUTOMATIC DOCUMENTATION 'FRENCH) ROME62 645
MfL 611 211
A NOTE ON CATEGORIAL GRAMMARS
I FlP62 313
ON SOME AXIOMATIC SYSTEMS FOR FORMAL GRAMMARS AND LANGUAGES
ICIP59 285
A NEW METHOD FOR DISCOVERING THE GRAMMARS OF PHRASE STRUCTURE LANGUAGES
NSMT60 245
THE USE OF GRAMMARS WITHIN THE MECHANICAL TRANSLATION ROUTINE
A COMPUTATIONAL APPROACH TO GRAMMATICAL COOING OF ENGLISH WORDS
JACM633 334
USING A STE~ DICTIONARY
THE GRAMMATICAL INTERPRETATION OF RUSSIAN INFLECTED FORMS MTL 611 363
CASE IN A CHARACTERIZATION OF THE ARCS OF A COMPLETE GRAPH
ON THE EXCEPTIONAL I BMJ605 481
DIAGRAMS
SIGNAL FLOW GRAPH TECHNIQUES FOR SEQUENTIAL CIRCUIT STATE
PGEC632 61
SYNTHESIS OF SWITCHING FUNCTIONS BY LINEAR GRAPH THEORY
I BMJ603 321
THE APPLICATION OF GRAPH THEORY Tt THE SYNTHESIS OF CONTACT NETWORKS
HARV571 244
LCMT61 13 7
COMBINED MAGNETIC AND GRAPHIC STORE
A GRAPHICAL APPROACH TO COMPUTER EFFICIENCY
PACM59
8
SKETCHPAD, A MAN-MACHINE GRAPHICAL COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
S JCC63 329
EFFICIENT LINKAGE OF GRAPHICAL DATA WITH DIGITAL COMPUTERS
PWCS54
32
CONTACT NETWCR~S
A GRAPHICAL METHOD FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF MULTITERMINAL
HARV512 302
CACM629 471
PROGRAMMED METHODS FOR PRINTER GRAPHICAL OUTPUT
GRAPHICAL-MECHANICAL AIDS FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF RELAY ECIP55 213
CIRCUITS
MINIMIZATION OVER BOOLEAN GRAPHS
I BMJ622 221
ENTS OF A PROGRA~MING LANGUAGE FOR THE PROCESSING OF GRAPHS 'EXAMPLES AND APPLICATIONS ON A 7090) 'FRENCH) ROME62 11 7
REGULAR EXPRESSIONS AND STATE GRAPHS FOR AUTOMATA
PGEC601 39
IBI'J605 497
ON MOORE GRAPHS WITH DIAMETERS 2 AND 3
I BMJ634 345
OIFFRACTION BY A FINITE SINUSOIDAL PHASE GRATING
COMPUTATIONS IN MAGNETIC AND GRAVITY INTERPRETATION
PACM58
12
THE ROLE OF COMPUTERS IN GREAT BRITAIN
TC81574 146
TRAINING FOR SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION WORK IN GREAT BRITAIN
lCSI582 149!i
ELECTRONIC CO~PUTER TO THE 1961 POPULATION CENSUS OF GREAT BRITAIN
THE APPLICATION OF THE TCJ5634 264
LEAST SQUARES FITTING OF A GREAT CIRCLE THROUGH POINTS ON A SPHERE
CACH60N 611
CACM618 353
A NOTE ON FITTING GREAT CIRCLES BY LEAST SQUARES
TCJ3603 115
AN AUTOMATIC METHOO FOR FINDING THE GREATEST OR LEAST VALUE OF A FUNCTION
VALUE PROBLEMS
ANALOG COMPUTATION OF GREEN'S FUNCTION FOR INTEGRATING TWO-POINT BOUNDARY
PGEC621 51
GREY OR GROS
TCJ2592 96
SOME APPLICATIONS OF CONTACT GRIDS
HARV511 293
THE METHOD OF SUCCESSIVE GRIDS FOR REDUCTION OF FUNCTION STORAGE REQUIREMENTS TCJ5634 320
TCJ2592 96
GREY OR GROS
ISTICS OF THE COMPUTING MACHINES AT ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND
OPERATING EFFICIENCIES AND CHARACTER PACM52T 13
OPERATION OF THE NAVAL PROVING GROUND COMPUTER INSTALLATION
ONR 5.1
23
CAL OBSERVATORY
GROUND OPERATION EQUIPMENT FOR THE ORBITING ASTRONOMI SJCC63 141
A NEW APPROACH TO GROUNDING IN DC ANALOG COMPUTERS
WJCC!>5
23
X3.4 FORMS ALGOL TASK GROUP
CACM637 315
THE STRUCTURE OF AN A JACM623 345
UTOMATON AND ITS OPERATION-PRESERVING TRANSFORMATION GROUP
THE DARMSTADT MATHEMATICAL COMPUTER GROUP 'GERMAN)
ECIP55 151
STRATEGY FOR MULTIDIMENSIONAL NEUTRON GROUP DIFFUSION COMPUTATIONS
IFIP62 ll2
USA NATIONAL ACTIVITY REPORT TO ISO-TC 97-WORKING GROUP E. COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION PROCESSING
CACM632 51
SYSTEMS
BANZAI, A ONE-DIMENSIONAL MULTIENERGY GROUP NEUTRON TRANSPORT CODE FOR THE IBM 709 AND 1090 PACM62
96
DATA TRANSMISSION
A NEW GROUP OF CODES FOR CORRECTION OF DEPENDENT ERRORS IN I BMJ601 58
COMPUTER SHARING BY A GROUP Of CONSULTING ENGINEERING FIRMS
CAS 58 116
CE A SELF ORGANIZING SYSTEMI
INTERACTION BETWEEN A GROUP OF SUBJECTS AND AN ADAPTIVE AUTOMATION TO PRODU SOS 62 283
ORMATION ALGEBRA, PHASE 1 REPORT, LANGUAGE STRUCTURE GROUP OF THE CCDASYL DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
AN INF CACM624 190
GROUP PARTICIPATION COMPUTER DEMONSTRATION
CACM639 573
TCB1513 41
LONDON COMPUTER GROUP, STUDY GROUP REPORTS
LONOON STUDY GROUP REPORTS 1957-1958
TCB2581
3
CACM630 597
ALCOR GROUP REPRESENTATION OF ALGOL SYMBOLS
COMPUTING AT LOS ALAMOS, GROUP T-1
ONR 56
39
INFORMATION THEI
A METHOD FOR OBTAINING SUBOPTIMAL GROUP-TESTING POLICIES USING DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING AND JACM631 89
LONDON COMPUTER GROUP, STUDY GROUP REPORTS
TCB1513 41
GROUPING AND DEPENDENCY THEORIES
NSMT60 258
CONVENTIONAL AND INVERTED GROUPING OF COCES FOR CHEMICAL OATA
IC51581 611
SELF-ORGANllING GROUPING, A LEARNING STRUCTURE
IFlP62 419
PERCEPT~AL GENERALIZATION OVER TRANSFORMATION GROUPS
SOS 59
63
SOME SELF-ORGANIZING PARAMETERS IN THREE-PERSON GROUPS
SOS 61
1
THE PROBLEM OF HETEROGENEOUS GROUPS IN COMPUTER PROGRAMMER TRAINING
PACM61 13A3
JACM624 469
/,'
I SOMORPH I SM GROUPS OF AUTOMATA
HARV511 141
THE LOGIC OF FIXED AND GROWING AUTOMATA
PRENUCLEATION OF LEAD FILMS WITH COPPER.
SURVEY OF COMPUTER OEVELOPMENTS AT
OPERATIONAL LOGGING ANO RECORDING TECHNIQUES USED IN
TORS OF IMPORTANCE IN RELATION TO THE RELIABILITY OF
PERSONNEL REQUIREMENTS IN
HOLLERITH ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT FOR USE IN
MACHINES IN
PHILOSOPHY OF THE
THE INTRODUCTION OF AUTOMATIC OATA PROCESSING INTO
A REVIEW OF AUTOMATIC DATA-PROCESSING IN
CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF DATA ON TENANTS IN LOW RENT
F AUTOMATIC DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINEI
A REVIEW OF
JUSTIFYING ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING IN
ACCEPTANCE TRIALS OF COMPUTER SYSTEMS FOR
SINESS AND MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS OF THE FEDERAL
SINESS AND MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS OF THE FEDERAL
SINESS AND MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS OF THE FEDERAL

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

205

796-980 C>-66--14

205

GRO - HIG

TITLE WORD INDEX

GOL - HAR

COMPUTATION. BEHAVIOR. ANO STRUCTURE IN FIXEO ANO GROWING AUTOMATA
THE PLACE OF ANALVTlCAL AND CRITICAL REVIEWS IN ANV GROWING BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE ANO THE SERVICE THEY MAY, R
A GROWING TREE FOR DESCRIPTOR LANGUAGE TRANSLATION
INCORPORATION OF AS INTO VAPOR-GROWN GE
STUDIES OF THE INCORPORATION OF IODINE INTO VAPOR-GROWN GE
RADIOTRACER
ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF VAPOR-GROWN GE JUNCTIONS
A VAPOR-GROWN VARIABLE CAPACITANCE DIODE
COMPUTERS AS GENERATORS OF ECONOMIC GROWTH
THE GROWTH OF A COMMERCIAL PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
PHYSICAL ANALOGUES TO THE GROWTH OF A CONCEPT
THE GROW TH OF COMPLEXITY OF A GENERAL-PURPOSE PROGRAM
PROCESS
EPITAXIAL VAPOR GROWTH OF GE SINGLE CRYSTALS IN A CLOSED-CYCLE
COMPUTING EDUCATED GUESSES
NON-REAL-TIME SIMULATION OF SAGE TRACKING AND BOMARC GUIDANCE
A
USE OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR AIRBORNE GUIDANCE AND NAVIGATION
AUTOMATIC ERROR RECOVERV IN THE NIKE-ZEUS GUIDANCE COMPUTER
MENT FOR AN ADVANCED BOMBING. NAVIGATION AND MISSILE GUIDANCE SUBSYSTEM FOR THE B-70 AIR VEHICLE
IEQUIP
ANALVSIS OF NONCATASTROPHIC FAILURES IN DIGITAL GUIDANCE SVSTE~S
CIRCUIT CHASSIS FOR HIGH RELIABILITY IN MISSILE-GUIDANCE SYSTEMS
A TRANSISTORNAVIGATION. GUIDANCE. AND CONTROL OF AEROSPACE VEHICLES
AN INTRODUCTORY GUIDE TO COMPUTING AND ITS APPLICATIONS
RIABLE SPEED. HEIGHT AND MASS AERODYNAMIC MODEL OF A GUIDED MISSILE
THE DESIGN OF A THREE DIMENSIONAL VA
NEW LABORATORY FOR THREE-DIMENSIONAL GUIDED MISSILE SIMULATION
TECHNIQUES FOR THE DIGITAL SIMULATION OF GUIDED MISSILES
USE OF ANALCGUE COMPUTERS IN THEORETICAL STUDIES OF GUIDED MISSILES
THE
THE EVALUATION OF COMPLEX GUIDED WEAPON SYSTEMS USING ANALOG COMPUTERS
PARATION AND CHECKING OF THE MATHEMATICAL MODEL OF A GUIDED WEAPONS SYSTEM
THE PRE
LOG COMPUTER TO DETERMINE REFINERY-PROCESS OPERATING GUIDES
A COORDINATED DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM ANO ANA
GUIDES TO TEACHING COBOL
COMPUTING MACHINES
DANGEROUS GULFS. SOME REFLECTIONS ON THE SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF
THE GUS MULTICOMPUTER SYSTEM
DEVELOPMENTS AT GOTTINGEN. APPLICATIONS OF THE Gl AND G2 IGERMANI
SURVEY OF COMPUTER
REMARKS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF GlA IGERMANI
REPORT ON COMPLETION OF G2 I GERMANI
EVELOPMENTS AT GOTTINGEN. APPLICATIONS OF THE Gl ANO G2 IGERMANI
SURVEY OF COMPUTER 0
CONSIDERATIONS ON A HIGH SPEED PARALLEL COMPUTER G3 IGERMANI
EA,RLY OPERATING EXPERI ENCE WITH LANGUAGE H
PROGRESS REPORT ON LANGUAGE H
THE INFORMATION-GATHERING HABITS OF AMERICAN MEDICAL SCIENTISTS
THE MECHANISM OF HABITUATION
COMPILER
A HALF VEAR'S EXPERIENCE WITH THE FACIT-ALGOL
THE LINEAR HALL EFFECT
THEORY AND PRACTICE OF HALL EFFECT MULTIPLIERS
ERRORS ASSOCIATED WITH HALL MULTIPLIERS WHEN USED AS COMPUTING ELEMENTS
THE HALL-EFFECT ANALOG MULTIPLIER
M"-l. A COMPUTER-OPERATED MECHANICAL HAND
RECOGNITION OF SLOPPY, HAND-PRINTEO CHARACTERS
CLASSIFICATION AND RECOGNITION OF HAND-PRINTED CHARACTERS
A NEW TAPE HANDLER FOR COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
MAGNACARD. A NEW CONCEPT IN DATA HANDLING
DATA PROCESSING AND INFORMATION HANDLING
COMPUTER
A GENERAL SYSTEM FOR HANDLING ALPHA"ERIC INFORMATION ON THE IBM 701
COMPUTER TECHNIQUE FOR HANDLING ANALVSIS OF VARIANCE
INTRODUCTION TO DATA HANDLING AND AUTOMATIC COMPUTING
DOCUMENT HANDLING AND CHARACTER RECOGNITION
DATA HANDLING AT AN AMR TRACKING STATION
DATA HANDLING BY CONTROL WORD TECHNIQUES
PROCESSORS
HANDLING IDENTIFIERS AS INTERNAL SYMBOLS IN LANGUAGE
I NFORMA TI ON HANDLING IN A LARGE INFORMATION SYSTEM
HARACTER RECCGNJ.TION, DATA TRANSMISSION AND DOCUMENT HANDLING IN A.D.P. SYSTEMS
THE PLACE OF C
HARACTER RECOGNITION. DATA TRANSMISSION AND DOCUMENT HANDLING IN AN ADP SYSTEM
THE PLACE OF C
INFORMA TlON HANDLING IN AN ARMS CONTROL INSPECTION ENVIRONMENT
CHARACTER RECOGNITION AND DOCUMENT HANDLING 'IN BANKS
PERIPHERY EQUIPMENT IN RELATION TO FORMS HANDLING IN COMPUTER INSTALLATIONS
,
INFORMATION HANDLING IN THE DEFENSE COMMUNICATIONS CONTROL
COMPLEX
COMPUTER-FEASIBLE "ETHOD FOR HANDLING INCOMPLETE DATA IN REGRESSION ANALYSIS
PHOTOGRAPHIC METHODS OF HANDLING INPUT AND OUTPUT DATA
BINARIES IN THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF INFORMATION HANDLING MACHINES
MAGNET IC
A TECHNIQUE FOR HANDLING MACRO INSTRUCTIONS
THE AUTOMATIC HANDLING OF BUSINESS DATA
SYSTEM HANDLING OF FUNCTIONAL OPERATORS
THE HANDLING OF MULTIWAY TABLES ON COMPUTERS
HANDLING OF NON-NUMERICAL INFORMATION
COMPUTER IFRENCH)
HANDLING OF NUMBERS AND ORDERS IN THE IRSIA-FNRS
WAREHOUSE
THE HANDLING OF RETAIL REQUISITIONS FROM A GENERAL
COMPILERS
EFFICIENT HANDLING OF SUBSCRIPTED VARIABLES IN ALGOL 60
FORM DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND PAPER HANDLING PROBLEMS AS RELATED TO HIGH SPEEO PRINTERS
S
A DATA PROCESSING TECHNIQUE FOR HANDLING SEAT RESERVATION PROBLEMS APPLIED TO AIRLINE
A COMMAND LANGUAGE FOR HANDLING STRINGS OF SYMBOLS
A NEW LARGE-SCALE DATA HANDLING SYSTEM DATAMATIC 1000
A PROPOSED INFORMATION HANDLING SYSTEM FOR A LARGE RESEARCH ORGANIZATION
OF BOOLEAN ALGEBRA FOR THE STUDY OF INFORMATION-HANDLING SYSTEMS
ELEMENTS
MAGNACARD, MECHANICAL HANDLING TECHNIQUES
DATA HANDLING WITH LARGE-SCALE DIGITAL COMPUTERS
SIMULATION OF THREE MACHINES WHICH READ ROWS OF HANDWRITTEN ARABIC NUMBERS
DEVICES FOR READING HANDWRITTEN CHARACTERS
G AND RECDGNIZII
MACHINE PERCEPTION OF PRINTED AND HANDWRITTEN FORMS BV MEANS OF PROCEDURES FOR ASSESS IN
THE RECOGNITION OF HANDWRITTEN NUMERALS BY CONTOUR ANALYSIS
ANOMALOUS RESISTIVE TRANSITIONS AND NEW PHENOMENA IN HARD SUPERCONDUCTORS
HYBRID COMPUTERS IN SIMULATION WITH HUMANS AND HARDWARE
ANALOG-DIGITAL
REQUIRED FOR REAL-TIME SIMULATION INVOLVING SYSTEM HARDWARE
FACILITIES AND INSTRUMENTATION
TELEPRINTER EQUIPMENT
A HARDWARE REPRESENTATION FOR ALGOL 60 USING CREED
A COMMON LANGUAGE FOR HARDWARE. SOFTWARE, AND APPLICATIONS
L TIME SERIES
A MECHANICAL HARMONIC ANALYSER FOR THE INVESTIGATION OF GEOPHYSICA
MAGNETIC MEDIUM
A HARMONIC ANALYSIS OF SATURATION RECORDING IN A
MAGNETIC MEDIUM
A HARMONIC ANALYSIS OF SATURATION RECORDING IN A
HARMONIC ANALYSIS USING A DIGITAL COMPUTER
UATION IN INFINITE CYLINDI
THE METHOD OF SPHERICAL HARMONICS AS APPLIED TO THE ONE-VELOCITY BOLTZMANN EQ
AND MACHINE 'METHODS FOR COMPILING AND UPDATING THE HARVARD AUTOMATIC DICTIONARY
LINGUISTIC
RESEARCH ON AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION AT THE HARVARD COMPUTATION LABORATORV
206

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHV

19~6-1963

SOS 59 282
ICSI581 ~jJ1
ROME62 153
I BMJ603 275
I BMJ603 269
I tlMJ603 256
I BMJ603 2610
PACM62
85
ARAP612 305
HTP 58 817
TCJ6631 37
IIlMJ603 2108
WJCC59
10
PGEC591 36
EJCC57
610
PACM62
32
P IRE611 313
PGEC6310 365
EJCC57 132
CCST61 1017
TCB7631 17
AUS 60B'10.3
WJCC53 187
AUS 63 C.I0
AUS 572 211C
AUS 60B'10.2
AUS 60B'10.4
EJCC57
34
CACM625 272
ClUN55 223
PGEC636 671
ECIP55
36
ECIP55
92
ECIP55
97
ECIP55
36
ECIP55
99
TCJ5623 158
TCB7644 118
ICSI581 277
MTP 58
93
BIT 623 137
I BMJ573 239
NCR 612 1103
AUS 60 C9.1
PGEC613 512
SJCC62
39
WJCC60 133
NCR 634 75
WJCC56
36
WCR 574 205
65
EJCC58
JACM563 175
CACM628 433
ONR 51
1
TCB6623 95
~4
F JCC62
EJCC58
75
CACM596 21
ICSI582 U03
TCJ4612 161
TCB5611 19
FJCC63 529
TCJ4612 157
AUS 60A12.4
EJCC61 Z41
J ACM612 201
HARV47 260
PACM52P 223
CACM59N 21
WJCC54
75
JACM612 168
TCJ46Z4 280
HACC59
11
ECIP55
69
CAS 57
39
ROME62 331
CAN 58 191
AUS 60All.l
PACM58
30
NEWC57
36
I CSI582 1181
P IRE530 1366
WCR 514 210
ONR 51
H
PGEC613 489
EJCC57 232
PACM59
20
IBMJ631 14
I BMJ621 122
WJCC61 639
EJCC51
96
TCJ5634 338
F JCC62 121
AUS 60 C7.1
NCR 612 112
PGEC6ZZ 253
TCJ1583 117
PACM59
56
ICS158Z 951
ICIP59 163
206

HAR - tHG

TITLE WORD INDEX

HARVARD UNIVERSITY AND PREDICTIVE SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS
HARVEST SYSTEM
HARWELL COMPUTER
HARWELL ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER
HATFIELD CONFERENCE ON COMPUTER EDUCATION
HAVE AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
HAVE AT YOUR FINGERTIPS
HAVING ELEVEN BINARY DIGITS
HAVING ONLY AN ERROR-DETECTING COMBINATIONAL PART
HAVING SEVERAL STATES OF STABLE EQUILIBRIUM
HAYSTAQ SYSTEM, PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE
HAZARD-FREE SWITCHING NETWORKS
HD FILE DRUM
HEAD
HEAD
tWAVEFORM GENERATED BY A CHARACTER, PRINTED IN
HEAD DESIGN
HEAD DESIGN FOR NONCONTACT RECOROING
HEAD DESIGN FOR NONCONTACT RECORDING
HEAD DESIGN FOR UNIVAC
HEAD FOR COMPUTER USE
HEAD FOR DIGITAL INFOR~ATION STORAGE WITH NON-CONTACT
HEAD, A RECOROING HEAD FOR DIGITAL INFORMATION STORAG
HEADS FOR LOW SPEED REAO-OUT OF DATA
HEADS FOR MAGNETIC DRUM STORAGE 204
INDUSTRY AND COMMERCE
TCJ4612 161
INOUSTRY AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
CTPC54
79
INDUSTRY AND THE MILITARY, A CRITICAL REVIEW OF THE
SJCC63 179
INDUSTRY AND THE STATE-DF-THE-ART
P IRE611 330
INOUSTRY CONTROL
PGEC582 129
INDUSTRY DIRECTORY
PECS52
21
INDUSTRY FDR A MEDIUM-SIZE COMPUTER
CAN 58 175
INDUSTRY STUDY, BANKING
AUS 63 A.4
INDUSTRY STUDY, E.D.P. IN THE DEFE~CE SERVICES
AUS 63 A.6
INDUSTRY-EDUCATION PROJECT
THE CLUN55 209
INDUSTRY, 1
TC81571
6
INDUSTRY, 2
TCB1572 30
INDUSTRY'S RDLE IN SUPPORTING HIGH-SCHOOL SCIENCE
WJCC59 358
INEFFICIENCY DF THE USE OF BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS FOR
CACM610 557
INEQUALUIES
HARV49 137
INEQUALITIES ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
PACM52P 91
INEXPENSIVE DEVICE FOR PICTORIAL INPUT AND OUTPUT
PACM59
~8
INEXPENSIVE METHOD OF MONITORING PROGRAM EXECUTION IN PGEC612 253
INEXPENSIVE SOURCE TO COMPUTER COMMUNICATIONS
FJCC63 535
INFALLIBLE NETS
RTCS62
66
INFERENCE
INFORMATION- IBMJ602 208
INFERENCE
A NOTE ON THE SELF-CONSISTENCY JACM622 280
IFIP62 395
INFERENCE AUTO~ATA
INFERENTIAL ANALYSIS
CPFS61
1
INFERENTIAL MEMORY AS THE BASIS OF MACHINES WHICH
CATH63 211
INFINITE CYLINDERS
IMETHOD OF SPHERICAL HARMONICS PACM59
56
INFINITE-RESOLUTION FUNCTION GENERATOR
PGEC621 26
INFINITY USING AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
IBMJ581 ~3
INFINITY USING AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
CO IBMJ572 no
INFLECTEO FORMS USING A STEM DICTIONARY
MTL 611 363
INFLECTION
NSMT60 229
INFLUENCE COEFFICIENTS IN COMPUTER ANALYSIS OF OYNAMI WJCC60 181
INFLUENCE OF AGGREGATIDN ON THE MAGNETIC PHASE TRANS I IBMJ602 18~
INFLUENCE OF AUTOMATIC CD~PUTERS ON MATHEMATICAL
MANC51
13
INFLUENCE OF COMPUTER DESIGN ON RELIABILITY AND
RMCS60
53
INFLUENCE DF FREE PATH ON THE MEISSNER EFFECT
I BI'J621 12
INFLUENCE OF HIGH SPEED COMPUTERS ON APPLIED STATISTI AUS 60811.1
INFLUENCE OF PROGRAMMING TECHNlijUES ON THE DESIGN OF PIRES 30 1250
INFLUENCE OF STORAGE ACCESS TIME ON MERGING PROCESSES TCJ2592 49
INFLUENCE OF VERY LARGE MEMORY DESIGNS ANO CAPABILITI ICIP59 419
IFIP62 699
INFLUENCE ON THE DESIGN OF COMPUTING INSTRUMENTS

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

214

TITLE WORD INDEX

INF - INP

FACTORS
STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL OF
BY WHICH RESEARCH WORKERS FIND
AUTOMATIC RETRIEVAL OF RECORDED
CREATION OF AN INTERNATIONAL CENTER OF SCIENTIFIC
AN INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR SCIENTIFIC
HANDLING OF NON-NUMERICAL
A T_ISTOR MATRIX MEMORY FOR SEMIPERMANENT
AUTOMATIC STRATIFICATION OF
A LIST-TYPE STORAGE TECHNIQUE FOR ALPHANUMERIC
ON THE COLLECTION, STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL OF
DOCUMENT RETRIEVAL TECHNIQUES USING BIBLIOGRAPHIC
RESEARCH STUOY OF THE DISSEMINATION OF SCIENTIFIC
ASCERTAINING REQUIREMENTS OF SCIENTISTS FOR
SYSTEM FOR THE EXTRACTION, STORAGE, AND RETRIEVAL OF
TO MECHA~IZED ENCODING AND SEARCHING OF LITERARY
COLLATING SYSTEM FOR THE STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL OF
SELECTIVE DISSEMINATION OF
AN

INFLUENCING
INFORMA TI ON
INFORMATION
INFORMA lION
INFORMA flON
INFORMATION
INFORMATION
INFORMA TI ON
INFORMATION
INFORMATION
INFORMATION
INFORMATION
I NFORMA TI ON
INFORMATION
INFORMATION
INFORMATION
INFORMATION
I NFORMA TI ON
INFORMATION
I NFORMA TI ON
RE GROUP OF THE CODASYL DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
AN I NFORMA TI ON
LAWS ANO PHYSICAL THEORIES, THE RESPECTIVE ROLES OF INFORMATION
DEVELOPMENT CRGANIZATION
IN.FORMA nON
I NFORMA TI ON
RESPONSlelLITY FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF SCIENTIFIC INFORMA fI ON
CHANNELS WITH SIDE INFORMATION
COBOL INFORMATION
ON THE REPRESENTATION OF INFORMATION
OF DOCUMENT CONTROL IN A MATERIALS DETERIORATION INFORMATION
SIMULATION OF AN INFORMATION
A METHOD FOR USING COMPUTERS IN INFORMA TI ON
INFORMATION
THE MERGE SYSTEM OF INFORMATION
USING THE IBM 7090 DPS
AMERICAN STANDARD COOE FOR INFORMATION
FUNDAMENTALS OF A THEORY OF ASYNCHRONOUS INFORMATION
TECHN ICAL INFORMATION
THE AUTOMATIC DIGITAL RECORDING Of INFORMATION
DETERMINING REQUIREMENTS FOR ATOMIC ENERGY INFORMATION
OATA PROCESSING AND INFORMATION
I NFORMA TI ON
I NFORMA TI ON
ENVIRONMENT
INFORMATION
CONTROL COMPLEX
MAGNETIC BINARIES IN THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF INFORMATION
ORGANIZATION
A PROPOSED I NFORMA TI ON
SCIENTIFIC, TECHNICAL, AND ECONOMIC I NFORMA TI ON
RESPONSIBILITIES FOR SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION
REHENSIVE SYSTEM
INFORMATION
RADAR TARGETI
CONVERSION OF CARTESIAN CO-ORDINATE INFORMATION
DESIGN DEVELOPMENTS IN INFORMATION
N AND RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS
THE ALL-UNION INSTITUTE FOR SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL INFORMATION
TRAINING THE SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION
ROGRAM~ING AND ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSI
SOURCES OF INFORMATION
eN PREDICTION OF SYSTEM PERFORMANCE FROM INFORMATION
A GENERAL SYSTEM FOR HANOLING ALPHAMERIC INFORMATION
AUTOMATIC RECOGNITION TECHNIQUES APPLICABLE TO HIGH-INFORMATION
A COM~AND STRUCTURE FOR COMPLEX INFORMATION
CLIP, A COMPILER LANGUAGE FOR INFORMATION
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INFORMATION
A MULTI-LEVEL FILE STRUCTURE FOR INFORMATION
A CARD fOR~AT FOR REFERENCE fiLES IN INFORMATION
STANDARDIZATION IN COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION
PANEL ON UNIVERSITY EDUCATION INFORMATION
THE SPECTRUM OF INFORMATION
LANGUAGES AND REAL TIME INFORMATION
VARIABLE INFORMATION
A MORE RATIONAL SYSTEM OF JUSTICE THROUGH INFORMATION
USA PARTICIPATION IN AN INTERNATIONAL GLOSSARY ON INFORMATION
INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION FOR INFORMATION
ON PROPOSED AMERICAN STANDARD FLOWCHART SYMBOLS FOR INFORMATION
REPORT TO ISO-TC 97-WDRKING GROUP E, COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION
A GENERAL VIE~ OF FUNDAMENTAL PROBLEMS IN REAL-TIME INFORMATION
TING OPTIC FIBERS, A NEW CONCEPT FOR AUDIO-FREQUENCY INFORMATION
CAL UNIVERSITY (GERMAN)
ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION
INFORMA TI ON
THE NETHERLANOS AUTOMATIC INFORMATION
INFORMATION
DIGITAL INFORMATION
DIGITAL INFORMATION
INTEGRATED INFORMA n ON
INDUSTRIES
INFORMATION
VISUAL INFORMATION
AN INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION
SYSTEM DESCRIPTION FOR AN IMPROVED INFORMATION
THE IMPACT OF INFORMA TI ON
THE DESIGN AND SIMULATION OF AN INFORMATION
EXPERIENCE WITH A GENERALIZED INFORMATION
A COMPLEX INFORMA TI ON
INfORMATION
COMPUTING OR INFORMA lION
TY REPORT TO ISO-TC 97-SUBCOMMITTEE 5, COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION
DEPENDENCE OF SPEECH QUALITY ON TRANSMITTED INFORMATION
NETWORKS WHICH REALIZE A MODEL FOR INFORMA TI ON
ES, LEARNS, AND REASONS
A SUGGESTED MODEL FOR INfORMATION
AUTOMATION OF INFORMATION
UTILIZATION OF COMPUTERS FOR INFORMATION
THE EVALUATION DF SYSTEMS USED IN INFORMATION
SU8JECT ANALYSIS FOR INFORMA lION
LINGUISTIC TRANSFORMATIONS FOR INFORMATION
MAZE STRUCTURE AND INFORMATION
A MACHINE LANGUAGE fOR DOCUMENTATION AND INFORMATION

THE EFFECTIVE USE OF COMPUTERS

~ETHODS

215

SYMPOSIUM
ASSOCIATIVE
AN OPERATIONS
SYSTEMATICALLY
THE FACT COMPILER, A
A STATISTICAL APPROACH
THE COMAC, AN EFFICIENT PUNCHED CARD
(SOil, STATE OF THE ART IN MAY, 1963
ALGEBRA
ALGEBRA
ALGEBRA, PHASE 1 REPORT, LANGUAGE STRUCTU
AND IMAGINATION
EMPIRICAL
AND LITERATURE USE IN A RESEARCH AND
AND TRANSFORMATIONS ON GENERAL ARRAYS
AS A NATIONAL RESOURCE
AT THE TRANSMITTER
BULLETIN NO. 1
BY NEURAL NET MODelS
CENTER
EVOLUTION
CHANNEL ON THE IBM 704 COMPUTER
CLASSIFICATION
CODING AND SWITCHING THEORY
DISSEMINATION, RETRIEVAL, AND INDEXING
EXCHANGE
FLOW
FLOW PATTERN
FROM COSMIC RAY AIR SHOWERS
FROM REFERENCE QUESTIONS
HANOllNG
HANDLING IN A LARGE INfORMATION SYSTEM
HANDLING IN AN ARMS CONTROL INSPECTION
HANDLING IN THE DEFENSE COMMUNICATIONS
HANDLING MACHINES
HANDLING SYSTEM FOR A LARGE RESEARCH
IN A RESEARCH ORGANIZATION
IN BIOLOGY, PROPOSAL FOR FINANCING A COMP
INPUT OVERLOAD
INTO POLAR CO-ORDINATE fORM SUITABLE FOR
MANAGEMENT THROUGH SELECTIVE DISSEMINATIO
OF THE USSR ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
ING OF
OFFICER
ON CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN MATHEMATICS, P
ON COMPONENT PERFORMANCE
ON THE IBM 701 COMPUTER
PICTORIAL INPUTS
PROCESSING
PROCESSING
PROCESSING
PROCESSING
PROCESS I NG
PROCESSING
PROCESSING
PROCESSING
PROCESSING
PROCESSING
PROCESSING
PROCESSING
PROCESSING
PROCESSING
REPORT
PROCESSING
USA NATIONAL ACTIVITY
PROCESSING IFRENCHI
PROCESSING AND PATTERN RECOGNITION
IBRA
PROCESSING APPARATUS AT THE VIENNA TECHNI
PROCESSING BY DATA INTERROGATION
PROCESSING CENTRE
PROCESSING FOR INTERPLANETARY EXPLORATION
PROCESSING FOR MACHINE-TOOL CONTROL
PROCESSING FOR MACHINE-TOOL CONTROL
PROCESSING FOR MANAGEMENT OF NATIONALIZED
PROCESSING IN MILITARY COMMANO
PROCESSING IN THE BEETLE LIXUS
PROCESSING LANGUAGE V
PROCESSING MACHINE
PROCESSING ON MANKINO
PROCESSING SYSTEM
PROCESSING SYSTEM
PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR THE lGP-30
PROCESSING USING 800LEAN ALGEBRA (FRENCH)
PROCESSING, FUSION OR fiSSION
PROCESSING, 15 MAY 1963
IATIONAL ACTIVI
RATE IN A BAND COMPRESSION SYSTEM
REPRESENTATION
REPRESENTATION IN A COMPUTER THAT PERCEIV
RETRIEVAL
RETRIEVAL
RETRIEVAl
RETRIEVAL
RETRIEVAL
RETRIEVAL
RETRIEVAL

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

IND - INF
WJCC53
5
EJCC55
79
ICSI581 163
TCJl581 36
ICSI582 1517
ICSI582 1:>23
HACC59
11
WJCC5936
S JCC63 229
CACM638 4B
ICIP59 495
JACM6H 440
ICSI581 'Jl
ICSI581 189
WJCC60
n
IBMJ574 309
ICSI582 1245
SJCC63 2~7
PACM61 061
TCJ5623 180
CACM624 190
SOS 62 231
ICSI581 131
P4CM61 663
ICS1582 1429
I BMJ584 289
CAC'I636 305
SOS 62 5~1
ICSI581 731
WJCC59
87
IFIP62 284
CHBK62
14
PACM62
38
CACM638 422
If IP62 386
WJCC61 247
AUS 572 219
ICSI581 181
65
E JCC58
ICSI5a2 1203
F JCC6 3 529
EJCC61 241
PACM52P 223
ICSI582 1181
ICSI5Rl 613
ICSI582 1417
SOS 62
61
AUS 60 C9.3
PACM61 5C2
ICSI58 1 ~ll
lCS 1582 1489
CACM629 472
WJCC57
85
JACM563 175
NCR 624 114
IIJCC58 119
PACM59
73
TCB3593 53
IIJCC60
53
CACM612 90
FJCC62 177
IfIP62 763
IFIP62
3
PACM62
90
PACM62 112
FJCC63 609
CACM63N 658
TCB1632 54
CACM630 599
CACM632 51
IFIP62 225
OPI 62 187
56
ECIP55
PGEC622 181
ICC 623 163
fJCC62
56
NCR 574 145
PGEC582 136
IFIP62
40
PACM62
78
OPI 62 124
CACM6D4 205
PACM61 lOCI
IFIP62
8
JACM612 260
FJCC63 183
CAN 60 121
ROME62 675
TCB6623 82
CACM639 502
IFIP62 354
SOS 61 485
WJCC60 151
68
EJCC54
CAS 58
22
ICSI581 687
ICSI582 855
ICSI582 937
I CSIS82 1383
PACM59
15
215

INF - INS

TITLE WORD INDEX

INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL.
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
SOME
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
RELATIVE
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
THE IDENTI
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
SUMMARY OF ACTIVITIES
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
SYMPOSIUM ON THE INFLUE
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL AND MACHINE TRANSLATION
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL BASED ON LATENT CLASS ANALYSIS
LARGE FILES FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL BASED ON SIMULTANEOUS INTERROGA
TION OF ALL ITEMS
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL FROM PHASE-MODULATING MEDIA
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL IN FILE PROCESSING I
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL IN FILE PROCESSING II
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL ON A HIGH-SPEEO COMPUTER
A FLEXIBLE DIRECT FILE APPROACH TO INFORMATION RETRIEVAL ON A SMALL TO MEOIUM SIZE COMPU
TER
IMPACT OF INFORMATION RETRIEVAL CN CORPORATE STRUCTURE
ON THE SOLUTION OF AN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL PROBLEM
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL STUDY
DYNAMIC STORAGE ALLOCATION FOR AN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEM
AN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEM FOR REFERENCES AND ABSTR
ACTS IN THE CO~PUTER SCIENCES
THE STRUCTURE OF INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS
A SCREENING METHOD FOR LARGE INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS
INEFFICIENCY OF THE USE OF BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS
COMPUTERS
EXPERIENCE IN DEVELOPING INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS ON LARGE ELECTRONIC
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL. REVIEW AND PROSPECTUS
THE NEXT TWENTY YEARS IN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL. SOME GOALS AND PREDICTIONS
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL. STATE OF THE ART
IMPLICATIONS OF BASIC RESEARCH IN INFORMATION SCIENCES TO MACHINE DOCUMENTATION
INFORMATION SEARCHING WITH THE 701 CALCULATOR
INTERNATIONAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF INFORMATION SERVICES
DIFFERENCES IN
PHOTOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES FOR INFORMATION STORAGE
INFORMATION STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL
PERSPECTIVES IN INFORMATION STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL
SYMPOSIUM ON ADVANCED ~ETHOOS IN INFORMATION STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL
AL LITERATURE
THE MECHANIZATION OF INFORMATION STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS FOR TECHNIC
SOME ASPECTS OF INFORMATION STORAGE IN FERROELECTRICS
GENERALIZATION AND INFORMATION STORAGE IN NETWORKS OF ADALINE 'NEURDNS'
THE HORSESHOE HEAD, A RECORDING HEAD FOR DIGITAL INFORMATION STORAGE WITH NON-CONTACT OPERATION
INFORMATION STRUCTURES FOR PROCESSING AND RETRIEVING
INFORMATION HANDLING IN A LARGE INFORMATION SYSTEM
ICON, A ~ANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM
EVERYMAN'S INFORMATION SYSTEM
THE ROLE OF GENERAL
PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN AUTOMATIC CONTROL AND INFORMATION SYSTEM
INTELLIGENCE FROM DATA
AN INFORMATION SYSTEM WITH THE ABILITY TO EXTRACT
COMPUTERS IN TECHNICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS
USE OF SEMANTIC STRUCTURE IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS
ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS
SOME APPROACHES TO THE THEORY OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS
MATHEMATICAL MODELS FOR INFORMATION SYSTEMS DESIGN
INFORMATION SYSTEMS MODERNIZATION IN THE AIR MATERIEL
COMMAND
THE BASIC TYPES OF INFORMATION TASKS AND SOME METHODS OF THEIR SOLUTION
EUROPEAN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND THE LAW
INFORMATION THEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF MULTIVARIATE
CORRELATION
USE OF COMPUTING MACHINERY IN APPLICATIONS OF INFORMATION THEORY
SYSTEM REDUNDANCY AND INFORMATION THEORY
IETHOD FOR OBTAINING SUBOPTIMAL
GROUP-TESTING POLICIES USING DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING AND INFORMATION THEORY
INFORMATION THEORY ANO NUMERICAL ANALYSIS
ON THE RECOGNITION OF INFORMATION WITH A OIGITAL COMPUTER
EXPERIMENTS IN PROCESSING PICTORIAL INFORMATION WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER
ON THE RECOGNITION OF INFORMATION WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER
TRAINING FOR SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION WORK IN GREAT BRITAIN
THE PROCESSING OF INFORMATION-CONTAINING DOCUMENTS
SCIENTISTS
THE INFORMATION-GATHERING HABITS OF AMERICAN MEDICAL
ELEMENTS OF BOOLEAN ALGEBRA FOR THE STUOY OF INFORMATION-HANOLING SYSTEMS
PROGRAMMED INTERPRETATION OF TEXT AS A BASIS FOR INFORMATION-RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS
INFORMATION-THEORETIC ASPECTS OF CHARACTER READING
DEDUCTIVE INFERENCE
INFORMATION-THEORETICAL ASPECTS OF INDUCTIVE AND
THE TRANSMISSION OF SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION, A USER'S ANALYSIS.
INFORMATION, REDUNDANCY AND DECAY OF THE MEMORY TRACE
LOST INFORMATION, UNPUBLISHED CONFERENCE PAPERS
AN UPPER BOUND ON THE INFORMATIONAL CAPACITY OF A SYNAPSE
THE PROSPECTS FOR THE UTILIZATION OF INFORMATIONAL-LOGICAL MACHINES IN CHEMISTRY (USSR)
CONOUCTING ALLOY
FAR-INFRARED ABSORPTION IN A LEAD-THALLIUM SUPERSIMULATION OF RHYTHMIC BEHAVIOR DUE TO RECIPROCAL INHIBITION IN SMALL NERVE NETS
A THEORY AND
R REVERSION TO THE CANONICAL FORM IN THE SOLUTION OF INITIAL CONDITION DIFFERENTIAL PROBLEMS (FRENCH)
10
INITIAL CONDITIONS IN COMPUTER SIMULATION
CHRYSLER'S INITIAL EDPM APPLICATION
NEWTON'S METHOD
ON INITIAL ESTIMATES FOR COMPUTING PTH ROOT OF A BY
SYSTEM
INITIAL EXPERIENCE WITH AN OPERATING MULTIPROGRAMMING
VANADIUM THIN FILMS
INITIAL STUDIES OF THE PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES OF
IFFERENCE METHOO FOR THE APPROXIMATE SOLUTION OF THE INITIAL VALUE PROBLEM FOR SYSTEMS OF QUASI-LINEAR PAR
THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF EXTENDED INITIAL VALUE PROBLEMS
.
E ACCUMULATION OF ERROR IN THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF INITIAL VALUE PROBLEMS FOR SYSTEMS OF ORDINARY DIFFER
COMPUTER CALCULATIONS ON THE INITIATION OF HIGH EXPLOSIVE
THRESHOLD RELATIONS AND DIFFRACTION LOSS FOR INJECTION LASERS
EQUIPMENT
MAGNETIC INK CHARACTER DEVELOPMENTS, INCLUDING SYSTEMS AND
VEFORM GENERATED BY A CHARACTER, PRINTED IN MAGNETIC INK, IN PASSING BENEATH A MAGNETIC READING HEAD
IWA
COMPUTERS WITH REMOTE DATA INPUT
A VERSATILE CHARACTER GENERATOR WITH OIGITAL INPUT
KEYPUNCHING IN~TRUCTIONS FOR TOTAL TEXT INPUT
WOROS
IN THE HISTORY OF A TURING MACHINE WITH A FIXED INPUT
ANALOG COMPUTER ANALYSIS OF THE PERFORMANCE 0
F A NON-LINEAR SERVO-SYSTEM SU8JECTED TO STATISTICAL INPUT
Y AND FAST, ~ON-SE~UENTIAL SWITCHING
MULTIPLE-INPUT ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERTER WITH 12 BIT ACCURAC
A THEORY OF
PRIME NUMBER CODING FOR
ON RELEVANCE, PROBABILISTIC INDEXING AND
SOME LINGUISTIC ASPECTS OF
THE ASSOCIATION FACTOR IN
A SURVEY OF LANGUAGES ANO SYSTEMS FOR
MANIPULATION OF TREES IN
THE BALANCED TREE AND ITS UTILIZATION IN
MATHEMATICAL FUNDAMENTALS OF THE USE OF SYMBOLS. IN
MERITS OF GENERAL AND SPECIAL PURPOSE COMPUTERS FOR
FICATION OF OOCUMENT CONTENT, A PAOBLEM IN AUTOMATIC
OF THE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY IN THE FIELO OF
NCE OF VERY LARGE MEMORY DESIGNS AND CAPABILITIES ON
THE ROLE OF USAF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN

216

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

INF - INP
WJCC59
U
TCJ3601 21
JACM603 216
MIPP61 134
JACM612 211
CACM621 43
CACM622 103
PGEC636 863
I CIP59 315
WJCC59
54
HARV61 213
ICC 634 210
ICIP59 479
WJCC59
66
JACM624 512
LCMT61
63
OPI 62
85
BIT 611 54
BIT 612 103
WJCC59
77
FJCC63 173
PACM61 1283
SJCC63 289
WJCC59 283
CACI'!610 "31
CAN 62 136
ICSI582 1275
WJCC61 259
CACM610 557
ICSI581 699
IFIP62 261
WJCC59
81
WJCC61 239
MIPP61 331
JACM572 131
ICSH82 1435
P IRE530 H21
PACM59
16
MIPP61
2
IFIP62 294
AUS 60 B7.2
LCMT61 277
SOS 62 "35
NCR 634 37
CACM621 11
ICSI582 1203
PACM62
59
CACM633 123
NCR 5"" 62
CACM621 16
CAS 62 103
CACM621 40
2
IBSJ631
BIT 63" 229
PACM61 11-2
CAS 5~
11
ICSI582 823
ICC 6113 11
AIC 623 299
I BMJ601 66
PACH52P 111
RTCS62 294
JACH631 89
AOOC62 158
PACH56
33
EJCC57 221
JACM572 118
ICSI582 1495
WJCC53
80
I CSI581 217
P IRE510 1366
.. JCC59
60
ICIP59 248
I BMJ602 208
ICSI581 77
MTP 58 729
ICSI581 475
PACMS2P 113
JACM612 240
I BMJ621 55
SJCC62 111
ICIP59
33
PGEC611 78
LSU!i6
23
PACM58
50
CACM625 282
ONR 60 121
IFIP62 169
PACM61 2Al
ICIP59
36
TCJ6631 39
I BMJ631 58
AUS 60 A9.2
PGEC584 217
EJCC55
69
WCR 594 16
MIPP61
!i0
JACM634 526
AUS 60 C1.4
NCR 594 259
216

INP - INT

TITLE WORD INDEX

MULTIPLIER
A MULTI-INPUT ANALOGUE ADDER FOR USE IN A FAST BINARY
HEORY FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF CONTACT NETWORKS WITH ONE INPUT AND K OUTPUTS
A MATHEMATICAL T
INPUT AND OUTPUT
AN INTEGRATED DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM WITH REMOTE INPUT AND OUTPUT
AN INEXPENSIVE DEVICE FOR PICTORIAL INPUT AND OUTPUT
INPUT AND OUTPUT
REALIZATION OF RANDOMLY TIMED COMPUTER INPUT AND OUTPUT BY MEANS OF AN INTERRUPT FEATURE
PHOTOGRAPHIC METHODS OF HANDLING INPUT AND OUTPUT DATA
CONTINUOUS VARIABLE INPUT AND OUTPUT DEVICES
CALCULATING ~ACHINERY
INPUT AND OUTPUT DEVICES FOR ELECTRONIC DIGITAL
INPUT AND OUTPUT DEVICES OF THE RCA BIZMAC SYSTEM
SOME TECHNIQUES USED IN IMPROVING THE RELIABILITY OF INPUT AND OUTPUT EQUIPMENT
CONTROL PANEL AND INPUT AND OUTPUT FACILITIES OF ERMETH (GERMAN)
INPUT AND OUTP~T FOR ALGOL 60 ON KDF9
ENGINEERING ORGANIZATION OF INPUT ANO OUTPUT FOR THE IBM 701 ELECTRONIC DATA PROC
ESSING MACHINE
INPUT AND OUTPUT IN THE X-I SYSTEM
CONVERS I ON
COMPUTER INPUT AND OUTPUT. INCLUDING ANALOGUE-DIGITAL
DR OBTAINING A SYNCHRO OUTPUT SIGNAL PROPORTIONAL TO INPUT ANGLE THETA FOR LARGE THETA
IEEDBACK METHOD F
GENERATION OF INPUT DATA FOR SIMULATIONS
INPUT DATA ORGANIZATION IN FORTRAN
AN INPUT DEVICE USING MULTIPLE GATES
UNIVAC INPUT DEVICES
EYBOARO, A TYPEWRITER KEYBOARD DESIGNED FOR COMPUTER INPUT FLEXIBILITY
THE LINCOLN K
AUTOMATIC INPUT FOR BUSINESS DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEMS
AMPLIFIERS
ON THE INPUT IMPEDANCE NETWORK ERROR IN OPERATIONAL
FORMAT-FREE INPUT IN FORTRAN
A COMPILER WITH AN ANALOG-ORIENTED INPUT LANGUAGE
MPUTER WIRING DIAGRAM FROM THE DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION INPUT LANGUAGE
GENERATING AN ANALOG CO
A FAMILY OF SYMBOLIC INPUT LANGUAGES AND AN ALGOL COMPILER
LINEAR-INPUT LOGIC
THE REAL
IZATION OF SYMMETRIC SWITCHING FUNCTIONS WITH LINEAR-INPUT LOGICAL ELEMENTS
MICR, A NEW INPUT MEDIUM FOR COMPUTERS
SOME DEVELOPMENTS IN PERIPHERAL INPUT OUTPUT EQUIPMENT FOR DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS
INFORMATION INPUT OVERLOAD
PRACTICALITIES
MACHINE INPUT PROBLEMS FOR MACHINE INDEXING, ALTERNATIVES AND
A DECISICN MATRIX AS THE BASIS FOR A SIMPLE DATA INPUT ROUTINE
AN INPUT ROUTINE FOR THE FERRANTI MERCUkY COMPUTER
CALCULATOR
INPUT SCALING AND OUTPUT SCALING FOR A BINARY
ON THE STRUCTURES OF AN AUTDMATCN ANO ITS INPUT SEMI GROUP
AN INPUT SYSTEM FOR ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS
ANALYSIS OF A CONSTANT-INPUT-FLOW HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
COMPATIBILITY OF STATES IN INPUT-INDEPENDENT MACHINES
AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT TO SEAC INPUT-OUTPUT
INPUT-OUTPUT AND AUXILIARIES
BUFFERING BETWEEN INPUT-OUTPUT AND THE COMPUTER
THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM, PROGRAMMED INPUT-OUTPUT BUFFERING
INPUT-OUTPUT BUFFERING AND FORTRAN
INPUT-OUTPUT CCNTROL
MULTICHANNEL ANALOG INPUT-OUTPUT CONVERSION SYSTEM FOR DIGITAL COMPUTER
INPUT-OUTPUT DEVICES USED WITH SEAC
A ~ETHCO OF COUPLING A SMALL COMPUTER TO INPUT-OUTPUT DEVICES WITHOUT EXTENSIVE BUFFERS
INPUT-OUTPUT EtUIPMENT
INPUT-OUTPUT EQUIPMENT FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
THE INPUT-OUTPUT EQUIPMENT OF THE FERRANTI DIGITAL
COMPUTER
INPUT-OUTPUT FCR DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINES
INPUT-OUTPUT GENERATORS IN MATHEMATICAL PROGRAMMING
MULTIPLE INPUT-OUTPUT LINKS IN COMPUTER SYSTEMS
G IRREDUCIBLE REPRESENTATIONS FOR TWO-LEVEL MULTIPLE INPUT-OUTPUT LOGICAL SYSTEMS
IPROGRAM FOR OBTAIN IN
IPROGRAM FOR OBTAININ
G IRREOUCIBLE REPRESENTATIONS FOR TWO-LEVEL MULTIPLE INPUT-OUTPUT LOGICAL SYSTEMS'
INPUT-OUTPUT METHODS. MECHANISMS AND MEDIA
PROGRAMMED BUFFERING OF INPUT-OUTPUT ON THE 709
SEAC INPUT-OUTPUT OPERATING EXPERIENCE
IC COMPUTER (FLAC)
A NEW INPUT-OUTPUT SELECTION SYSTEM FOR THE·FLORIOA AUTOMAT
SEAC INPUT-OUTPUT SYSTEM
THE LINCOLN TX-2 INPUT-OUTPUT SYSTEM
THE ELLIOTT ALGOL INPUT-OUTPUT SYSTEM
AN ADVANCED INPUT-OUTPUT SYSTEM FOR A COBOL COMPILER
AN INPUT-OUTPUT SYSTEM FOR A DIGITAL CONTROL COMPUTER
RAYDAC INPUT-OUTPUT SYSTEMS
THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM, INPUT-OUTPUT TRANSLATION
INPUT-OUTPUT TRANSLATION IN THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM
AN INPUT-OUTPUT UNIT FOR ANALOG COMPUTERS
INPUT-OUTPUT, KEY OR BOTTLENECK
COMPUTER INPUT, A BY-PRODUCT OF FORM WRITING
MAGNETIC TAPE. INPUT, OUTPUT AND AUXILIARY STORAGE
PROPERTIES OF A NEURON WITH MANY INPUTS
AUTOMATIC RECOGNITION
TECHNIQUES APPLICABLE TO HIGH-INFORMATION PICTORIAL INPUTS
CORRECTED INPUTS, A METHOD FOR IMPROVING HYBRID SIMULATION
A COMPUTER APPROACH
TO CONTENT ANALYSIS. STUDIES USING THE GENERAL INQUIRER SYSTEII
MATCHING INQUIRIES TO AN INOEX
AUTOMATIC INOEXING. AN EXPERIMENTAL INQUIRY
AUTOMATIC INDEXING, AN EXPERIMENT INQUIRY
AN INQUIRY INTO T~E COMPUTER AUTOMATION OF SUPER MARKETS
THE IBM 650 RAMAC INQUIRY STATION OPERATION
AN AUTOMATIC DATA ACQUISITION AND INQUIRY SYSTEM USING OISK FILES
INFCR~ATION HANDLING IN AN AR~S CONTROL INSPECTION ENVIRONMENT
THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN INSPECTION PROCEDURES
MATRIX TO TRI-CIAGONAL FORM
INSTA81LITY OF THE ELIMINATION METHOO OF REOUCING A
RELIABILITY OF A LARGE REAC INSTALLATION
OPERATION OF THE NAVAL PROVING GROUND COMPUTER INSTALLATION
WITH CRGANIZATIONAL PROBLEMS IN A BUSINESS COMPUTER INSTALLATION
EXPERIENCE
THE BALLISTIC RESEARCH LABORATORIES OIGITAL COMPUTER INSTALLATION
OPERATION OF
SYSTEMS IN A GENERAL MANUFACTURING DATA PROCESSING INSTALLATION
THE PROBLEMS OF DATA TRANSMISSION
SYSTEM
A CENTRAL COMPUTER INSTALLATION AS A PART OF AN AIR-LINE RESERVATIONS
INSTALLATION OF A LARGE ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
THE SEAC INSTALLATION. ENGINEERING CONSIOERATIONS
A SURVEY OF ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER INSTALLATIONS
PERIPHERY
EQUIPMENT IN RELATION TO FORMS HANOLING IN COMPUTER INSTALLATIONS
ADMINISTRATIVE
AND FINANCIAL CONSIDERATIONS AFFECTING COMPUTER INSTALLATIONS
G AND RECORDING TECHNIQUES USED IN GOVERNMENT A.D.P. INSTALLATIONS AND PROVISIONAL RESULTS SO FAR OBTAINEO
211

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

INF - INS
I EES56 S15
HARV572 74
ADC 53 102
CAS 58
42
PACMS9
48
CH8K62
18
PGEC582 141
HARV47 260
MSEE463 33
HARV47 248
NCR 564 8B
RMCS60
63
ECIP55
87
TCJS634 341
EJCCS2
81
ICIP59 142
IEESS6 425
PGEC603 3S9
IBSJ633 288
CACM620 508
HARV47 254
EJCC52
53
CACM587
4
EJCC56. 69
PGEC553 118
CACM630 605
WJCC59
92
ROME62 709
ROME62 421
PGEC6ll
6
PGEC613 311
AUS 60 A9.1
AUS 60AI0.4
SOS 62
61
MIPP61
41
CACM62D 599
TCJ1583 128
PACM52T 21
JACM634 521
8IT 613 117
IBMJ611 44
JACM613 400
EJCC5Z
39
CAN 58 143
EJCCS2
22
JACM592 145
JACM601
1
PCS 62 179
NCR 537
2
EJCC52
36
EJCC57 136
AAOC60 261
HACC59
20
EJCC52 126
ECIP55
1S
PACM61 lOA]
I BMJ623 306
JACM631 48
JACM632 256
rCB1573 107
PACMS8
19
EJCC52
44
WJCC57
37
EJCCS2
31
WJCCS7 156
TCJS634 345
CACM6ZS 273
PWCSS'I
67
EJCC52
70
J ACM592 I'll
PACM58
18
P IRE530 14B3
CAS 58
69
CAN 58 184
I EES56 331
SOS 61
95
NCR 624 114
FJCC63 267
SJCC63 2'1l
TCJ4611 38
MIPP61 236
JACM613 404
PACM61 12B5
WJCC57
49
CACM630 626
FJCC63 529
CACM58N
7
TCJ5621 61
EJCC53
53
ONR 53
23
RMCS60
7
ONR 53
l'I
rCJ6633 210
CAS 57
7
PACM52T 77
ONR 53
5
PGEC552 52
AUS 60AlZ.4
TC81573 48
RMCS60
1
217

INS - INT

TITLE WORD INDEX

INP - INT

INSTALLING A COMPUTER SYSTEM, EDUCATIONAL AND OTHER
"US 63 A.15
INSTALLING DATA PROCESSING EQUIPMENT IN BUSINESS
TCB46Dl
3
ANL 53 159
INSTITUTE
INSTITUTE
ICC 622 U5
PACM52T 95
INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDIES
INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDY
DIAGNOSIS AND PREDIC NCR 537 59
ANL 53
37
INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDY WILLIAMS MEMORY
CHICAGO
THE INSTITUTE FOR COMPUTER RESEARCH OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ICC 623 159
ON THE FUNCTIONING OF THE ALL-UNION INSTITUTE FOR SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL INFORMATION OF ICSI581 511
THE USSR ACA'
ICSI582 1523
AN INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION
MANC51
27
A BRIEF ACCOUNT OF THE WORK DONE AT THE ZURICH INSTITUTE OF APPLIED MATHEMATICS
HARV49
44
THE DIGITAL COMPUTATION PROGRAM AT MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
NSMT60 126
MT AT THE MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
LSU 56 231
DATA PROCESSING IN PERSONNEL AND INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH
CTPC54
19
COOPERATION BETWEEN INDUSTRY AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
81
WEEN THE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS FOR MATHE~ATICAL RESEARCH AND EDUCATION CTPC54
PLCI61 120
BEHAVIOR THEORY AND THE AUTOMATION OF INSTRUCTION
PLCI61 240
COMPUTER TECHNIQUES IN INSTRUC TI ON
THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL PROBLEMS IN PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION
SOME PLCI61 134
CONFERENCE REPORT CACM600 522
ON THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN ENGINEERING CLASSROOM INSTRUCTION
AUTOMATEO INSTRUCTION AND COMPUTERS IN EDUCATION
ICC 621 26
tTPC54
25
GRADUATE INSTRUCTION AND RESEARCH
ECIP55 165
THE INSTRUCTION CODE OF G-2 (GERMAN)
MSEE464 31
CODE AND CONTROL II, MACHINE DESIGN AND INSTRUCTION CODES
AUS 60 C5.3
A DESIGN FOR INSTRUCTION ECONOMY
CACH604 214
MACRO INSTRUCTION EXTENSIONS OF COMPILER LANGUAGES
PCS 62 122
INSTRUCTION FORMATS
WJCC58 128
THE SELECTION OF AN INSTRUCTION LANGUAGE
HARV49
83
SEMIAUTOMATIC INSTRUCTION ON THE ZEPHYR
CACM603 168
THE EXECUTE OPERATIONS, A FOURTH MODE OF INSTRUCTION SEQUENCING
INSTRUCTION SEQUENCING
PCS 62 133
CACM633 101
SELECTIVE INSTRUCTION TRAP FOR THE 7090
EJCC60 299
THE INSTRUCTION UNIT OF THE STRETCH COMPUTER
67
TTER STRUCTURE
SOME RESEARCH PROBLEMS IN AUTDMATED INSTRUCTION, INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAMMING AND SUBJECT-MA PLCJ61
PLCI61
13
CHARACTERISTICS OF SOME RECENT STUDIES OF INSTRUCTIONAL METHODS
67
E
SOME RESEARCH PROBLEMS IN AUTOMATED INSTRUCTION, INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAMMING AND SUBJECT-MATTER STRUCTUR PLCI61
PACM62
18
AN AUTO-INSTRUCTIONAL TEXT FOR IBM 1401 PROGRAMMING
CACM59N
21
A TECHNIQUE FOR HANDLING MACRO INSTRUCTIONS
TABLE CONDITIONS INTO AN EFFICIENT SEQUENCE OF TEST INSTRUCTIONS
A PROCEDURE FOR CONVERTING LOGIC CACM639 510
JACM564 288
PRODUCING COMPUTER INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE PACT I COMPILER
MIPP61
50
KEYPUNCHING INSTRUCTIONS FOR TOTAL TEXT INPUT
COMPUTER SYSTEMS
SYS TEM EVALUATION ANO INSTRUMENTATION FOR MILITARY SPECIAL-PURPOSE DIGITAL WJCC59 153
SYSTEM USING SIMULATION EQUIPMENT
EVALUATION AND INSTRUMENTATION OF A SPECIAL-PURPOSE DATA PROCESSING EJCC58 127
EJCC51
96
INVOLVING SYSTEM HARDWARE
FACILITIES AND INSTRUMENTATION REQUIREO FOR REAL-TIME SIMULATION
COMPUTER TYPE INSTRUMENTS
BJT 621
1
MODERN PROGRAMMING METHOOS AND PRO IFIP62 699
BLEMS AND THEIR INFLUENCE ON THE .DES IGN OF COMPUTING INSTRUMENTS
.
COMPUTERS IN INSURANCE
TCB~i>34 113
OF LEO COMPUTER AT MINISTRY OF PENSIONS AND NATIONAL INSURANCE
NOTE ON COMMISSIONING TCJ2604 198
I,SU 51 141
ELECTRONICS AT WORK IN LIFE INSURANCE ACCOUNTING
HACC59 8-01
LIFE INSURANCE ACCOUNTING
HACt59 8-08
CASUALTY INSURANCE ACCOUNTING
OF ELECTRONIC DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEMS IN THE LIFE INSURANCE BUSINESS
11
" USE EJCC53
. EstABlISHI~G EDPS61 ··71
ELECTRONIC DATA 'PROCESSING AT THE TRYGG-FYLGIA INSURANCE COMPANIES
-·TCJ6631
1
SOME ASPECTS OF RECORDING GRADUATED NATIONAL INSURANCE CONTRIBunlt.ls
SOFTWARE FOR INSURANCE DATA PROCESSING
.
• tAN 62 .205
WJCC~3
74
REQUIREMENTS OF TH~ BUREAU OF OLD-AGE AND SURVIVORS INSURANCE FOR ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING EQUIPMENT
AUS 63 A.3
E.O.P. IN THE INSURANCE INOUSTRY
THE POTENTIAL CAN 56
42
OF LARGE SCALE ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS IN THE LIFE INSURANCE INDUSTRY
acs 58 634
INTEGRATING THE PROCEDURES OF AN INSURANCE OFFICE
THE FULLY INTEGRATED INSURANCE OFFICE
EDPS61 272
CAS 56
49
PROGRAMMING ORDINARY LIFE INSURANCE OPERATIONS FOR THE DATATRON
ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT
LIFE INSURANCE PREMIUM BILLING ANO COMBINED OPERATIONS BY JACM541 . 1
CAS 57
1
AN EXTENSIVE HOSPITAL AND SURGICAL INSURANCE RECORD-KEEPING SYSTEM
.
A POSITIVE-INTEGER ARITHMETIC FOR DATA PROCESSING
I BIoIJ572 158
A DIVISIONLESS METHOD OF INTEGER CONVERSION
CACM611 315
N
MULTIPLE-PRECISION BINARY-TO-DECIMAL INTEGER CONVERSION USING ONLY ADDITION AND SUBTRACTIO CACM638 439
(FRENCH)
APPLICATION OF INTEGER LINEAR PROGRAMMING TO A SPLIT PROBLEM
IFIP62 195
PROBLEMS
INTEGER PROGRA~MING FORMULATION OF TRAVELING SALESMAN J ACM604 326
INTEGERS
CAMB49
69
SOME ROUTINES INVOLVING LARGE
DECODING COMBINATIONS OF THE FIRST N INTEGERS TAKEN K AT A TIME
CACM604 23~
COl'MENT eN 'DECODING CCMBINATIONS OF THE FIRST N INTEGERS TAKEN K AT A TIME'
tACM600 536
CACM631 3!i
A RECURSIVE PROGRAM FOR THE GENERAL N-DIMENSIONAL INTEGRAL
PROCESS FOR THE ADJOINTS OF MATRICES OVER A~BITRARY INTEGRAL DOMAINS
A FINITE SEQUENTIALLY COMPACT CACH628 447
METHODS FOR THE ANALOG SOLUTION OF FREDHOLM'S INTEGRAL EQUAT ION
PROPOSED J ACM584 3!>7
ESPONDING STATES
SOLUTIONS OF THE BCS INTEGRAL EQUATION AND DEVIATIONS FROM THE LAW OF CORR IOl'J621 14
BIT 613 141
THE APPLICATION OF THE lICHTENSTEIN-.GERSHGORIN INTEGRAL EQUATION IN CONFORMAL MAPPING
JACM513 n4
ON BATEMAN'S METHOO FOR SOLVING LINEAR INTEGRAL EQUATIONS
A CHEBYSHEV TCJ6631 102
SERIES METHOt FOR THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF FREDHOLM INTEGRAL EQUATIONS
A TECHNIQlE FOR THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF CERTAIN INTEGRAL EQUATIONS OF THE FIRST KIND
JACM671 84
OF THE LIN'
ON THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF FREDHOLM INTEGRAL EQUATIONS OF THE FIRST KINO BY THE INVERSION JACM631 91
ANALYZER
SOLVING INTEGRAL EQUATIONS ON A REPETITIVE DIFFERENTIAL
PGEC604 503
THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF FREDHOLM INTEGRAL EQUATIONS USING CHEBYSHEV SERIES
AUS 63 B.19
SOLUTION OF NON-LINEAR INTEGRAL EQUATIONS USING ON-LINE COMPUTER CONTROL
SJCC62 129
INTEGRAL GEOMETRY, AN APPROACH TO THE PROBLEM OF
SOS 61 347
ABSTRACTION
THE IBMJ583 200
PHYSICAL INTERPRETATION OF MEAN FREE PATH AND THE INTEGRAL METHOD
OF THE EIGENVALUE PROBLEM OF LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL AND INTEGRAL OPERATORS
'RATION METHOD FOR THE SOLUTION HARV49 164
CACM614 169
BESSEL FUNCTIONS OF INTEGRAL ORDER AND COMPLEX ARGUMENT
ON COMPUTING RADIATION INTEGRALS
CACM592 28
ON THE NUMERICAL COMPUTATION OF INCOMPLETE ELLIPTIC INTEGRALS
BIT 611
8
RECURSIVE COMPUTATION OF CERTAIN INTEGRALS
JACM611 21
ON THE TABULATION OF INDEFINITE INTEGRALS
BIT 614 2B6
NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF TWO GENERALIZED ELLIPTIC INTEGRALS
PACM62 108
AUTOMATIC COMPUTATION OF MOLECULAR INTEGRALS
AUS 63 8.14
AUS 63 B.18
NUMERICAL EVALUATION OF MULTIPLE INTEGRALS
CARLO METHOD TO THE EVALUATION OF SOME MOLECULAR INTEGRALS
AN APPLICATION OF THE MONTE TCJ6633 277
EVALUATION OF INCOMPLETE ELLIPTIC INTEGRALS BY GAUSSIAN INTEGRATION
~ACM56
15
AND CIRCULAR FUNCTIONS
EVALUATION OF INTEGRAL S INVOLVING COMBINATIONS OF BESSEL FUNCTIONS ',JACM582 119
o THE AUTOMATIC GENERATION OF FORMULAE FOR MOLECULAR INTEGRALS OF GAUSSIAN ORBITALS
'DIFFERENTIATION AN TCJ6633 287
FUNCTIONS
NOTE ON THE INTEGRALS OF PROOUCTS OF ASSOCIATED LEGENDRE
TCJ664" 3,6
NE~ FORMULAS FOR COMPUTING INCOMPLETE ELLIPTIC INTEGRALS OF THE FIRST AND SECO~O KIND
JACM594 51,
STAFF PROBLEI'S

PROBLEMS IN
COMPUTER COMPONENTS RESEARCH AT MELLON
ACTIVITIES OF THE COMPUTING CENTER OF THE FRANKLIN
A DESCRIPTION OF THE ELECTRONIC COMPUTER AT THE
TIDN OF MALFUNCTIONS IN THE COMPUTING MACHINE AT THE

216

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

218

INT - INT

TITLE WORD INDEX

INTEGRAL S OF THE FIRST AND SECOND KINDS
ER
INTEGRALS OF THE FIRST AND SECONO KINDS'
INTEGRALS ON A NON-REPETITIV~ ANALOG COMPUTER
INTEGRALS ON THE ANALOG COMPUTER
INTEGRALS'
INTEGRATED ACCOUNTING USING A VARIETY OF EQUIPMENT
WHERE NEXT, SOME CONJ
ECTURES ON THE FUTURE OF THE LARGE-SCALE COMPUTER IN INTEGRATED COMMERCIAL WORK
AN INTEGRATED COMPUTATION SYSTEM FOR THE ERA-II03
IMPLEMENTATION OF PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS WITHIN AN INTEGRATED COMPUTER NETWORK
LANGUAGE PROBLEMS IN THE DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED DATA GATHERING SYSTEM
LARGE VOLUME INTEGRATED DATA PROCESSING
INTEGRATED DATA PROCESSING IN BRITAIN AND AMERICA
MISSILE TEST CENTRE
THE INTEGRATED DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM AT THE AIR FORCE
INTEGRATED DATA PROCESSING WITH THE U~IVAC FILE
COMPUTER
COST REDUCTION THROUGH INTEGRATED DATA-PROCESSING
AN ORGANIZATIONAL APPROAC~ TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN INTEGRATED DATA-PROCESSING PLAN
AND OUTPUT
AN INTEGRATED DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM WITH REMOTE INPUT
INTEGRATED DEVICES USING DIRECT-COUPLED UNIPOLAR
TRANSISTOR LOGIC
A COMPLETELY INTEGRATED ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
INTEGRATED INFORMATION PROCESSING FOR MANAGEMENT OF
NATIONALIZED INDUSTRIES
THE FULLY INTEGRATED INSURANCE OFFICE
STOCK MAINTENANCE BY TELEPHONE, ONE STEP TOWARDS INTEGRATED MANUFACTURING CONTROL IN A MULTI-SHOP MANU
I
INTEGRATED MATERIALS MANAGEMENT SIMULATION EXERCISE
OPERATIONS RESEARCH AND COMPUTERS IN AN INTEGRATED OIL COMPANY
APPLICATION
OF CO~PUTERS TO THE COMMERICAL PLANNING OF AN INTEGRATED OIL COMPANY
INTEGRATED PLANT CONTROL
AN APPROACH TO INTEGRATED PRODUCTION CONTROL
DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED PROGRAMMING AND OPERATING SYSTEM PART I, S
YSTEM CONSIDERATIONS AND THE MONITOR
DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED PROGRAMMING AND OPERATING SYSTEM PART II,
THE ASSEMBLY PROGRAM AND ITS LANGUAGE
DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED PROGRAMMING AND OPERATING SYSTEM PART III,
THE EXPANDED FUNCTION OF THE LOADER
DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED PROGRAMMING AND OPERATING SYSTEM PART IV,
THE SYSTEM'S FORTRAN COMPILER
DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED PROGRAMMING AND OPERATING SYSTEM PART V,
THE SYSTEM'S COBOL COMPILER
A COMPUTER-INTEGRATED RAPID-ACCESS MAGNETIC TAPE SYSTEM WITH
FIXED ADDRESS
PREPARATION AND TRANSMISSION IN THE ROYAL AIR FORCE INTEGRATED SUPPLY SYSTEM
DATA
DODDAC, AN INTEGRATED SYSTEM FOR DATA PROCESSING, INTERROGATION,
AND DISPLAY
ES FOR AIRCRAFT DYNAMIC LOAD PROBLEMS
THE INTEGRATED USE OF ANALOG AND DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHIN
RUNGE-KUTTA METHODS FOR INTEGRATING DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS ON HIGH SPEED DIGI
TAL COMPUTERS
DIGITAL INTEGRATING MACHINES
·NOTE ON RUNGE-KUTTA METHOD OF INTEGRATING ORCINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
INTEGRATING THE PROCEDURES OF AN INSURANCE OFFICE
ANALOG COMPUTATION OF GREEN'S FUNCTION FOR INTEGRATING TWO-POINT BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS
A NOTE ON THE MIDPOINT METHOD OF INTEGRATION
A STABILITY CRITERION FOR NUMERICAL INTEGRATION
A MODIFICATION OF FILON'S METHOD OF NUMERICAL INTEGRATION
AUTOMATIC STEP-SIZE CONTROL FOR RUNGE-KUTTA INTEGRATION
THE WILF STABILITY CRITERION FOR NUMERICAL INTEGRA TION
A
METHOD FOR INCREASING THE EFFICIENCY OF MONTE CARLO INTEGRATION
GENERALISATICN OF SIMPSON'S RULE TO MANY-DIMENSIONAL INTEGRATION
A
NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS' METHOD OF SYNTACTIC INTEGRATION
THE
EVALUATION
OF INCOMPLETE ELLIPTIC INTEGRALS BY GAUSSIAN INTEGRATION
ITHEORETICAL AND COMPUTATIONAL MATTERS
RELATING TO PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR METHODS OF NUMERICAL INTEGRATION
IN LARGE DIGITAL DATA SYSTEMS
INTEGRATION AND AUTOMATIC FAULT LOCATION TECHNIQUES
A NEW TECHNIQUE FOR ANALOG INTEGRATION·ANO DIFFERENTIATION
A NUMERICAL INTEGRATION METHOD WITH NON-UNIFORM INTERVALS
MULTI-STEP INTEGRATION METHODS WHICH MINIMIZE PROPAGATED ERRORS
HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL-TO-ANALOG CONVERSION BY INTEGRATION OF A VARIABLE-RATE PULSE TRAIN
ELECTRONIC DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEMS
THE NEED FOR INTEGRATION OF ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS ANO THE DESIGN OF
OPTIMAL MESH SIZE IN THE NUMERICAL INTEGRATION OF AN ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
A SYSTEMS APPROACH· TO INTEGRATION OF AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING AND COMMUNIC
AllONS
INTEGRATION OF DATA IN THE A.G.L. CO.
NEW METHODS FOR THE APPROXIMATE INTEGRATION OF OIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS IFRENCHI
A PROGRAM FOR THE AUTOMATIC INTEGRATION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS USING THE METHO
o OF TAYLOR SERIES
NUMERICAL PROCEDURES FOR THE INTEGRATION OF HYPERBOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATI
ONS
AN EXPONENTIAL METHOD OF NUMER ICAL INTEGRATION OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
FUNCTION GENERATION 8Y INTEGRATION OF STEPS
FORMAL INTEGRATION ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
ON THE ACCU~ULATION OF ERRORS IN PROCESSES OF INTEGRATION ON HIGH-SPEED CALCULATING MACHINES
GENERALIZED INTEGRATION ON THE ANALOG COMPUTER
ON THE ACCUMULATION OF ERRORS IN NUMERICAL INTEGRATION ON THE ENIAC
A HEURISTIC PROGRAM THAT SOLVES SYMBOLIC INTEGRATION PROBLEMS IN FRESHMAN CALCULUS
A HEURISTIC PROGRAM THAT SOLVES SYMBOLIC INTEGRATION PROBLEMS IN FRESHMAN CALCULUS
ERROR eDUNCS FOR THE RUNGE-KUTTA SINGLE-STEP INTEGRATION PReCESS
THE OVERALL STABILITY AND CONVERGENCE OF SINGLE-STEP INTEGRATION SCHE~ES FOR ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIO
THE SPECTRAL
EVALUATION OF ITERATIVE DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER INTEGRATION TECHNIQUES
AN ELECTRONIC METHOD OF INTEGRATION WITH RESPECT TO VARIABLES OTHER THAN TIME
ANI
THE USE OF SUB-ROUTINES ON SEAC FOR NUMERICAL INTEGRATIONS OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS AND FOR GAUSSI
NEUROLOGICAL MODELS ANO INTEGRATIVE PROCESSES
A STABILIZED DRIFTLESS ANALOG INTEGRA TOR
DIGITAL MOONRADAR ANTENNA PROGRA~MER WITH ANALOG RATE SIGNAL INTEGRATOR
A MAGNETIC INTEGRATOR FOR THE PERCEPT RON PROGRAM
OPERATIONAL ASPECTS OF INTELLECT
COMMUNICATIONS WITHIN A POLYMORPHIC INTELLECTRDNIC SYSTEM
THE NEW INTELLECTUALS
SENSORY MECPANISMS. THE REDUCTION OF REDUNDANCY AND INTELLIGENCE
STEPS TOWARD ARTIFICIAL INTELL IGENCE
SYMPOSIUM ON ARTIFICIAL INTELL IGENCE
COMPUTING MAC~INERY AND INTELLIGENCE
STEPS TOWARD ARTIFICIAL IN TE LLlbENC E
INDEXED BIBLIOGRAPHY TO THE LITERATURE ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
A SELECTED DESCRIPTORSOME METHODS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND HEURISTIC PROGRAMMING
A CHECKLI ST OF INTELLIGENCE FeR PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
AN INFORMATION SYSTEM WITH THE ABILITY TO EXTRACT INTELLIGENCE FROM DATA
A BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE SYSTEM
THE STUDY OF INTELLIGENT BEHAVIOR
INTELLIGENT BEPAVIDR IN PROBLEM-SOLVING MACHINES
A VARIETY OF INTELLIGENT LEARNING IN A GENERAL PROBLEM SOLVER
WHAT IS AN INTELLIGENT MACHINE
THE GODEL INCOMPLETENESS THEOREM AND INTELLIGENT MACHINES
ATTITUCES TOWARD INTELLIGENT MACHINES
ON PROGRA~MING A HIGHLY PARALLEL MACHINE TO BE AN INTELLIGENT TECHNICIAN
FORMULAS FOR COMPUTING INCOMPLETE ELLIPTIC
RATUM IN 'FORMULAS FOR COMPUTING INCOMPLETE ELLIPTIC
MULTIPLE
A METHOD FOR EVALUATING STIELTJES
REMARKS ON 'ON COMPUTING RADIATION

219

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 194b-1963

INS - INT
JACM632 126
JACM633 412
SJCC63 205
PGEC624 552
CACM596 25
TCJ6631
5
TCJ2592 85
JACM563 181
AUS 63 C.18
AUS 60 A7.3
E DPS61 183
TCB5612 67
AUS 572 218
WJCC56
95
CAS 59
19
WJCC59 231
CAS 58
42
PGEC592 98
AUS 60 A4.2
IFIP62
40
EDPS61 272
FJCC63 519
PACM59
58
CAN 58 229
EDPS61 344
AUS 63 0.16
EDPS61 309
I BSJ632 l!o3
I BSJ632 162
I BSJ6l3 298
I BSJ633 311
I8SJ633 322
WJCC58
42
TCJ6633 219
EJCC61
17
WJCC55
66
TCJ1583 118
tENG59
22
TCJ2591 23
BCS 58 634
PGEC621 !>7
JACM563 208
JACM593 363
J ACM602 181
I BMJ634 340
JACM634 557
JACM513 329
AUS 60B'6.2
NSMT60
39
PACM56
15
TCJ4611 64
SJCC62 213
PGEC604 507
PACM59
2
PACM61 2A3
WJCC57 128
WJCC55
26
JACM621 98
NCR 594 223
AUS 60A11.3
IFIP62 157
TCJ3602 lOB
ECIP55 180
CACM638 491
WCR 574 219
PACM59
36
HARV47 116
PGEC592 210
MSEE462 19
CATH63 I'll
JACM634 507
JACM581 39
PACM56
13
WJCC61 507
AUS 60 C8.1
PACM52T 88
SOS 62
49
PGEC544 19
NCR 584 217
NCR 602 88
MTP 58
31
WJCC60 225
TCIl!>6l2 66
MTP 58 5;15
P IRE611
8
IFIP62 478
CATHb]
11
CATH63 406
CATH63 453
MlP 58
3
CACH593
8
CACM621 16
I BMJ584 314
HARV6l
1
IBMJ~84 136
SOS 59 l53
WJCC61 275
SJCC62
7l
CATH63 389
WJCC60 2107
219

INT - INV

T[TLE WORD INDEX

INT - INT

ON A POTENTI AL CUSTOMER FOR AN
F THE CRAYFISH, A QUANTITATIVE STUDY OF RESPONSES TO
COMPUTER INVESTIGATIONS OF
EDUNDANT PROGRAMMING EFFORT THROUGH THE PROMOTION OF
ORGANIZ[NG SYSTEM
ON CONVERSATIONAL
VE AUTOMAT[ON TO PRODUCE A SELF ORGANIZING SYSTEMI
THE
AUTOMATED TEACHING METHODS

INTELLIGENT TECHNICIAN
WJCC6D 283
INTENSITY, TEMPORAL AND ~AVELENGTH VARIABLES
ITOR 0 SJCC62 lS9
PACM62
87
INTENTION TO ATTACK
INTER-INSTALLATION COMMUNICATION
IHE REDUCTION OF R ONR 56
29
INTER-NATION SIMULATION, AN EXAMPLE OF A SELFSUS 62
19
PLCI61 171
INTERACTION
INTERACTION BETWEEN A GROUP OF SUBJECTS AND AN ADAPTI SOS 62 2B3
INTERACTION SI~ULATOR
HARV61 305
INTERACTIONS BET~EEN FUTURE COMPUTER OEVELOPMENTS ANO PLCI61 281
INTERATOMIC-FORCE CONSTANTS FROM A CENTRAL-FORCE LAW 1 BIIJ592 126
ROME62 777
PROBLEMS IN PROGRAM INTERCHANGEABILITY
CORDING SYSTEM, THE IBM 1311 DISK STORAGE OR[VE WITH INTERCHANGEABLE OISK PACKS
A NEW HIGH DENSITY RE FJCC63 327
TCJ6633 293
PERMUTATIONS BY INTERCHANGES
TCJ2592 !i5
INTERCODE, A SIMPLIFIED CODING SCHEME FOR AMOS
INTERCOMMUNICATING CELLS, BASIS FOR A DISTRIBUTED
FJCC62 130
LOGIC COMPUTER
EJCC55
87
STANDARDIZAT[ON OF COMPUTER INTERCOMMUNICATION
EJCC57 172
DESIGN TECHNIQUES FOR MULTIPLE INTERCONNECTED ON-LINE DATA PROCESSORS
AUS 60 B3.1
DESIGN OF AN INTERCONNECTEO SYSTEM FOR MINIMUM COST
INTERCONNECTION TECHNIQUES FOR SEMICONDUCTOR NETWORKS WJCC61
87
LICATION OF LIST-PROCESSING METHODS TO THE DESIGN OF INTERCONNECTIONS FOR A FAST LOGIC SYSTEM
APP TCJ6644 321
NECTIONS ON HIGH-SPEED LOGIC CIRCUITS THE EFFECTS OF INTERCONNECTIONS ON HIGH-SPEED LOGIC CIRCUITS
IRCON PGEC635 476
ECTS OF INTERCONNECTIONS ON HIGH-SI
THE EFFECTS OF INTERCONNECTIONS ON HIGH-SPEED LOGIC CIRCUITS THE EFF PGEC635 416
WJCC60 2,1
ON MICROELECTRONIC COMPONENTS, INTERCONNECTIONS, AND SYSTEM FABRICATION
CACM600 542
A NOTE ON THE CALCULATION OF INTEREST
SOLUTIONS OF THE WAVE EOUATION ~ITH A NONLINEAR INTERFACE CONDITION
PERIODIC IBMJ6112
RADIO-INTERFERENCE CONTROL AS APPLIED TO BUSINESS MACHINES IBMJ514 363
ARAP612 67
INTERFERENCE WITH AN ALGOL PROCEDURE
INTERIM REPORT ON BUREAU OF SHIPS COBOL EVALUATION
PROGRAM
CAC"'625 256
INTERIM
REPORT
PRESENTATION
DEVELOPMENT
OF
ELECTRONIC
LSU
57 206
APPLICATIONS
COMPUTATIONAL PROB HARV41 169
LEMS ARISING IN CONNECTION WITH ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF INTERINDUSTRIAL RELATIONSHIPS
IEES56 HI
TRANSISTOR ARITHMETIC CIRCUITS FOR AN INTERLEAVED-DIGIT COMPUTER
R D[GITAL COMPUTER
AN INTERLEAVED-DIGIT MAGNETIC-ORUM STORE FOR A TRANSISTO I EES56 382
SEMANTIC MTL 612 437
MESSAGE DETECTIDN FOR MACH[NE TRANSLATION, USING AN INTERLINGUA
INTERLINGUAL COMMUNICATION IN THE SCIENCES
ICSI582 1027
TCJ1583 144
INTERLINGUAL MACHINE TRANSLATION
ONR 56
1
THE INTERLUDE 1954 TO 1956
LSU 55
59
CURRENT DEVELDPMENTS IN INTERMEDIATE DATA PROCESSING
LSU
55
201
BUSINESS APPLICATIONS ON INTERMEDIATE DATA PROCESSING COMPUTERS
INTERMEDIATE DATA PROCESSING POTENTIAL
LSU 55
13
TECHN[QUE
APPLICATION OF AN INTERMEDIATE SIZE COMPUTER TO MULTIPLE REGRESSION
LSU 5B 129
THE SUPERCONDUCTIVITY OF SOME INTERMETALLIC COMPOUNDS
I BMJ621 116
OCESSING EQUI
THE PRINTEO MOTOR, A NEW APPROACH TO INTERMITTENT AND CONTINUOUS MOTION OEVICES IN DATA PR EJCC60 325
INTERNAL AND TAPE SORTING USING THE REPLACEMENTCACM635 201
SELECTION TECHNIQUE
TCJ3601 10
PROBLEMS OF AUDITING COMPUTING DATA, SECTION 1, INTERNAL AUDn
EMIUM ACCOUNTING USING AN IBM 651
SOME CONTROL AND INTERNAL AUDIT PROBLEMS, INDUSTRIAL LIFE ASSURANCE PR AUS 60 Al.4
PGEC624 466
A PROGRAMMED ALGORITHM FOR ASSIGNING INTERNAL CODES TO SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
PGEC625 611
ON THE EFFICIENT ASSIGNMENT OF INTERNAL CODES TO SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
JACM611 41
ANALYSIS OF INTERNAL COMPUTER SORTING
HARV49 240
L-SHELL INTERNAL CONVERSION
HAR\l47 267
TR~NSFER BETWEEN EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL MEMORY
62
TEM
COMPUTER-PROGRAMMED PREVENTIVE MAINrENANCE FOR INTERNAL MEMORY SECTIONS OF THE ERA 1103 COMPUTER SYS PWCS54
ANCHESTER UNIVERSITY ATLAS OPERAT[NG SYSTEM, PART I, INTERNAL ORGANIZATION
THE M TCJ4613 222
THE INTERNAL ORGAN IZATION OF THE MAD TRANSLATOR
CACM611 28
MIPP61 112
MECHANIZED TITLE WORD INDEXING OF INTERNAL REPORTS
JACM592 156
RADIX EXCHANGE, AN INTERNAL SORTING METHOD FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
CACM6DN 618
~ ESTI~ATION OF THE RELATIVE EFFICIENCY OF TWO INTERNAL SORTING METHODS
CACII596 21
HANDlING IDENTIFIERS AS INTERNAL SYMBOLS IN LANGUAGE PROCESSORS
G CIRCUITS
A NOTE ON THE NUMBER OF INTERNAL VARIABLE ASSIGNMENTS FOR SEQUENTIAL SWITCHIN PGEC594 439
CACMS8D
8
PRELIMINARY REPORT, INTERNATIONAL ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE
ARAP591 268
PRELIMINARY REPORT OF ACM-GAMM COMMITTEE ON AN INTERNATIONAL ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE
CACM592
6
POSSIBLE MODIFICATIONS TO THE INTERNATIONAL ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE
PROGRAMMING
CAS 59 112
THE INTERNATIONAL ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE AND THE FUTURE OF
Mil CDNFEI
THE SYNTAX AND SEMANTICS OF THE PROPOSED INTERNATIONAL ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE OF THE ZURICH ACM-GA ICIP59 125
PGEC561 36
REPORT ON THE INTERNATIONAL ANALOGY COMPUTATION MEETING
I CSI582 1435
DIFFERENCES IN INTERNATIONAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF
INFORMATION SERVICES
[NTOP, AN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS GAME
PACM61 lOBI
I CSI582 1517
CREA TION OF AN INTERNATIONAL CENTER OF SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION
[NTERNAT[ONAL CONFERENCE ON INFORMAT[ON PROCESSING
TCB3593 53
ICSU ABSTRACTING BOARD, THE STORY OF A VENTURE IN INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
THE ICSI582 1503
[CSI5Bl 481
INTERNAT[ONAL CODPERATION IN PHYSICS ABSTRACTING
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATIVE ABSTRACTING ON BUILDING, AN ICSI581 491
APPRAISAL
TCB7632
54
INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION FOR INFORMATION PROCESSING
USA PARTIC[PATION IN AN INTERNATIONAL GLOSSARY ON INFORMATION PROCESSING
CACM63N 658
CACM610 466
THE INTERNATIONAL IMPACT OF COMPUTERS
ICSI582 1523
AN INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION
IFIP62 323
MACHINE TRANSLATION AND-OR AN INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGE
TC87644 123
INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT CONGRESS IN NEW YORK
AN INTERNAT[ONAL ~OVEMENT IN PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES
CAS 62 204
CABS62 574
SIMULATION OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND DIPLOMACY
56
FJCC62
[NFORMATION PROCESSING FOR INTERPLANETARY EXPLORATION
BIT 622 16
SHIP-LINES
THE SPLINE CURVE, A SMOOTH INTERPOLATING FUNCT[ON USED IN NUMERICAL DESIGN OF
[NTERPOLATION POLYNOMIALS OF SQUARE MATRICES WITH MAT [FIP62 102
RIX COEFFICIENTS AND ITERATIVE METHODS FOR THE NUl
PACM58
71
AN INTERPOLATION PROCEDURE FOR CLOSED CURVES
EC[P55 179
CDMPUTERS
INTERPOLATION TRENDS FOR LARGE SCALE DIGITAL
ANALOG INTERPOLATOR FOR AUTOMATIC CONTROL
JAC"'552 83
LINEAR AND NONL[NEAR INTERPOLATORS
PGEC635 526
PACM58
12
COMPUTATIONS IN MAGNETIC AND GRAVITY INTERPRETATION
ARAP591 146
THE STANTEC-ZEBRA SIMPLE CODE AND ITS INTERPRETATION
WJCC57 19B
INDUSTRIAL DATA SYSTEMS
THE INTERPRETATION AND ATTAINMENT OF RELIABILITY IN
NSMT60 317
AUTOMATIC AFFIX INTERPRETATION AND RELIABILITY
DESIGN OF A PHOTO INTERPRETATION AUTOMATON
FJCC62
27
A PROPOSED INTERPRETAT[ON IN ALGOL
CACM59D 14
MTL 612 543
STRUCTURALLY
ON THE SEMANTICAL INTERPRETATION OF LINGUISTIC ENTITIES THAT FUNCTION
I BMJ583 200
METHOD
THE PHYSICAL INTERPRETATION OF MEAN FREE PATH AND THE INTEGRAL
STEM DICTIONARY
THE GRAMMATICAL INTERPRETATION OF RUSSIAN INFLECTED FORMS USING A
MTL 611 363
RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS
PROGRAMMED INTERPRETATION OF TEXT AS A BASIS FDR INFORMATIONWJCC59
60
COMPUTER FOR THE DESIGN OF LINEAR AND NON-I
USE OF [NTERPRETATION ROUTINES ON A GENERAL-PURPOSE DIGITAL I EES56
68
TION IN THE SEMANTICS OF NATURAL LANGUAGE
RULES OF INTERPRETATION, AN APPROACH TO THE PROBLEM OF COMPUTA IFIP62 318
FURTHER DEUCE INTERPRETATIVE PROGRAMS AND SOME TRANSLATING PROGRAMS ARAP591 127
INTERPRETAT[VE SUB-ROUTINES
PACM52T 81
220

COMPUTER LITERATURE B[BLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

220

INT - ITE

TITLE WORD INDEX

A DISCUSSION OF MACHINE-INTERPRETED MACROINSTRUCTIONS
THERE'S STILL A PLACE FOR INTERPRETERS
GINEERING AND SCIENTIFIC APPLICATIONS VIA COMPILERS, INTERPRETERS, AND ASSEMBLERS
TRAINING FOR EN
ASSEMBLY, INTERPRETIVE AND CONVERSION PROGRAMS FOR PEGASUS
A TWO-ADDRESS METHOD OF INTERPRETIVE CODING FOR THE CSIRAC
MONTECODE, AN INTERPRETIVE PROGRAM FOR MONTE CARLO SIMULATIONS
A MULTIPLE-PRECISION FLOATING-POINT INTERPRETIVE PROGRAM FOR THE CONTROL DATA 1604
DEUCE INTERPRETIVE PROGRAMS
A MATRIX INTERPRETIVE ROUTINE FOR THE UTECOM
INTERPRETIVE RCUTINES IN THE ILLIAC LIBRARY
A FUNCTION INTERPRETIVE SCHEME FOR PEGASUS
PROGRA'MING FOR A MEDIUM-SIZE COMPUTER BY THE USE OF INTERPRETIVE SYSTEMS
INTERPROGRAM SYSTEM AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING FOR CSIRAC
SIMULATION AND DISPLAY OF FOUR INTERRELATED VEHICULAR TRAFFIC INTERSECTIONS
INTERRELATIONS BETWEEN COMPUTERS AND APPLIED
MATHEMATICS
INTERROGATING A COMPUTER IN NATURAL LANGUAGE
INFORMATION PROCESSING BY DATA INTERROGATION
INTERROGATION IN THE BIZMAC SYSTEM
LARGE FILES
FOR INFOR~ATION RETRIEVAL BASED ON SI~ULTANEOUS INTERROGATION OF ALL ITEMS
DODDAC, AN INTEGRATED SYSTEM FOR DATA PROCESSING, INTERROGATION, AND DISPLAY
AN INTERRUPT CONTROL FOR THE B5000 DATA PROCESSOR SYSTEM
DOMLY TIMED COMPUTER INPUT AND OUTPUT BY MEANS OF AN INTERRUPT FEATURE
REALIZATION OF RAN
PROGRAM INTERRUPT ON THE UNIVAC SCIENTIFIC COMPUTER
A PROGRAM-CONTROLLED PROGRAM INTERRUPTION SYSTEM
SIMULATION
AND DISPLAY CF FOUR INTERRELATED VEHICULAR TRAFFIC INTERSECTIONS
INTERVAL ESTIMATION OF THE TIME IN ONE STATE TO TOTAL
TIME RATIO IN A DOUBLE EXPONENTIAL PROCESS
A NUMERICAL INTEGRATION METHOD WITH NON-UNIFORM INTERVALS
SIMPSON'S RULE FOR AN ODD NUMBER OF INTeRVALS
THE WORD 'INTO' HAS BEEN PREVENTED FROM INDEXING
INTOP. AN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS GAME
INTRINSIC AND EXTRINSIC PROGRAMMING
INTRINSIC MACHINE ADDRESSING IN AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION
AN INTRINSICALLY ADDRESSED PROCESSING SYSTEM
SYSTEMATlCALl Y INTRODUCED REDUNDANCY IN LOGICAL SYSTEMS
TRIAL SERVICEI
THE MEXICAN POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY INTRODUCES A DIRECT WAY FOR FAST COMPUTATION OF INDUS
TOWARD
BETTER DOCUMENTATION OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES, INTRODUCTION
COBOL, AN INTRODUCTION ISWEDISH)
ANALOG COMPUTERS, INTRODUCTION AND BLOCK-DIAGRAM NOTATION
R PRODUCTION CONTROL IN A LIGHT ENGINEERING FI
THE INTRODUCTION AND,ESTABLISHMENT OF A SYSTEM OF COMPUTE
MULTIPROGRAM SCHEDULING, PARTS 1 AND 2. INTRODUCTION AND THEORY
10 UNDER THE NEW GRAOUATI
A PROGRESS REPORT ON THE INTRODUCTION OF A.O.P. FOR RECORtlNG CONTRIBUTIONS PA
MENT DEPARTMENTS, ~ARCH, 1961
PROGRESS IN THE INTRODUCTION OF AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING INTO GOVERN
THE INTRODUCTION OF COMPUTING TO SCHOOLS
PROBLEMS OF THE INTRODUCTION OF LARGE SCALE DATA PROCESSING INTO THE
ROYAL ARMY PAY CORPS
AN INTRODUCTION TC A MACHINE-INDEPENDENT DATA DIVISION
AN INTRODUCTION TO ALGOL
AN INTRODUCTION TO ALGOL 60
INTRODUCTION TO AN AUTOMATIC ENGLISH SYNTAX IBY
FRAGMEN TA TI ON )
AN INTRODUCTION TC ANALOGUE COMPUTER ~ETHODS
INTRODUCTION TO AUTOMATIC CALCULATING MACHINES
INTRODUCTION TO CODING AND PROBLEM LOGIC
AN INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS
AN INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS
AN INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS
INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS
INTRODUCTION TO DATA HANDLING AND AUTOMATIC COMPUTING
INTRODUCTION TO OIGITAL- AND ANALOG-COMPUTER THEORY
AN INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION PROCESSING LANGUAGE V
INTRODUCTION Tt PROGRA~MING
INTRODUCTION TO SESSION ON LEARNING MACHINES
AN INTRODUCTION TO THE BELL SYSTE~'S FIRST ELECTRONIC
SWITCHING OFFICE
INTRODUCTION
TO THE CONFERENCE ON AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMI
NG. BRIGHTON 1959
INTRODUCTION TO THE COURSE ON ELECTRONIC DIGITAL
COMPUTERS
SOLVABLE SURANYI SUBCLASSES. AN INTRODUCTION TC THE HERBRAND THEORY
AN INTRODUCTION TO THE KLS PROCESSING SYSTEM
HISTORY AND INTRODUCTION. MICROWAVE TECHNIQUES FOR COMPUTERS
AN INTRODUCTORY GUIDE TO COMPUTING AND ITS APPLICATIONS
INTRODUCTORY LECTURE
'
AN INTRODUCTORY PROBLEM IN SYMBOL MANIPULATION FOR THE
STUDENT
ANALYTIC APPROXIMATION AND TRANSLATIONAL INVARIANCE IN CHARACTER RECOGNITION
OPERATIONS USEFUL FOR SIMILARITY-INVARIANT PATTERN RECOGNITION
REGIONAL
APPLICATIONS OF PUNCH CARD METHODS TO FOREST INVENTORY
INDUSTRIAL
APPLICATION OF PUNCH CARD METHODS TO FOREST INVENTORY
DATA-PROCESSOR REQUIREMENTS IN PRODUCTION AND INVENTORY CONTROL
INVENTORY CONTROL
TEST OF AN INVENTORY CONTROL SYSTEM ON FERUT
A MODERN APPROACH TO INVENTORY CONTROL UTILIZING A LARGE-SCALE EDP"
INVENTORY CONTROL. ACCOUNTING AND PAYROLL
INVENTORY CONTROL. ACCOUNTING. AND PAYROLL
AN ANALYSIS OF ADEQUATE INVENTORY LEVELS
ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS AN AID TO PRODUCTION AND INVENTORY MANAGEMENT
KEEPING AN INVENTORY OF PRECIOUS METALS
INVENTORY RECORDS AND PAYROLL APPLICATION ON THE
UNIVAC FILE COMPUTER
ASSISTED STCCK CONTROL SYSTEM
THE USE OF INVENTORY SIMULATION IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF A COMPUTER
FITTING A COMPUTER INTO AN INVENTORY-CONTROL PROBLEM
SOME INVERSE CHARACTERISTIC VALUE PROBLEMS
AN EFFICIENT FORM OF INVERSE FOR SPARSE MATRICES
A GENERAL CARD-PROGRAM FOR THE EVALUATION OF THE INVERSE LAPLACE TRANSFORM
A 'CURVE PLOTTING' ROUTINE FOR THE INVERSE LAPLACE TRANSFORM OF RATIONAL FUNCTIONS
A
MODIFIED INVERSION PROCEDURE FOR PRODUCT FORM OF THE INVERSE LINEAR PROGRAMMING CODES
ON THE INVERSE OF A TEST MATRIX
AN ELIMINATION METHOD FOR COMPUTING THE GENERALIZED INVERSE OF AN ARBITRARY COMPLEX MATRIX
EFFECT OF PROPAGATED ERROR ON INVERSE OF HILBERT MATRIX
MORE TEST MATRICES FOR DETERMINANTS AND INVERSES
ON THE SUM OF INVERSES OF PRIMES AND OF TWIN PRIMES
ERROR ANALYSIS OF DIRECT METHODS OF MATRIX INVERSION
TEST MATRIX FOR INVERSION
A NOTE ON A SET OF TEST MATRICES FOR INVERSION
MATRIX INVER,SION BY PARTITIONING
ON THE INVERSION COMPLEXITY OF A SYSTEM OF FUNCTIONS
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

221

796-980 ()-66--15

INT - INV
PACM61 6Cl
PACM61 2B3
CAS 59 116
ARAP591 32
AUS 571 124
TCJ5622 88
TCJ6631 62
TCJ1594 112
AUS 571 123
ONR 54
69
TCJ2601t 114
LSU 58 133
AUS 60 C3.1
PACM58
65
DIP 62 212
IFIP62 288
PGEC622 181
WCR 574 105
LCMT61
63
E JCC61
17
FJCC63 229
PGEC582 141
WJCC56
52
E JCC51 12B
PACM58
65
CACM606 361
PACM59
2
PACM59
3
PACM61 10111
PLCI61
58

M rL 611 283

18SJ633 -182
NCR 612 241
PACM58
14
CACM633 76
BIT 612 lJ2
CHBK62
1
TCJ2593 115
CACM606 347
TCJ3603 117
EDPS61
13
TCB7632 50
TCJ3603 120
CACM625 277
CACM622 82
TCJ3602 67
MTL 612 615
TCJ3614 211
AUS 51
10
CH8K62
17
LSU 56 239
LSU 57
1
LSU 58
14
AAOC60
1
ONR 51
1
CCST61
13
CACM604 205
AUS 51
57
IIJCC55
85
EJCC57 204
ARAP591
1
MSEE461
1
HARV61
32
ROME62 121
PGEC593 263
TC1I7631 17
I EES56
3
CACM609 "88
OCR 62 181
JACM622 259
LSU 56 216
LSU 56 219
WJCC55
"8
HACC59 9-01
JACM572 121
CAS 59
50
EDPS61
53
BCS 58 331
I8MJ591 54
LSU 57 141
EOPS61 496
LSU 57 182
AUS 63 B.4
CAS 57
18
JACM563 203
PACM56
40
JACM551 18
JACM581 52
CACM621 382
CACM630 615
JACM634 532
JACM!>71 36
CACM630 745
BIT 611 15
JACM613 281
CACM633 102
CACM639 515
PACM52T 36
JACM584 331
221

INV - KDF

TITLE WORD INDEX

INVERSION OF A COMPLETE MATRIX
ON THE NUMERICAL INVERSION OF LAPLACE AND MELLIN TRANSFORMS
NUMERICAL INVERSION OF LAPLACE TRANSFORMS
IGERMANI
INVERSION OF MATRICES BY PUNCHED CARD METHODS
AN ITERATIVE METHOD FOR INVERSION OF POWER SERIES
FREDHOLM INTEGRAL EQUATIONS OF THE FIRST KIND BY THE INVERSION OF THE LINEAR SYSTEM PRODUCED BY QUADRATURE
INVERSION OF TRIPLE-DIAGONAL COMPOUND MATRICES
MATRIX INVERSION ON THE IBM TYPE 650
TWO METHODS FOR WORD INVERSION ON THE IBM 709
LINEAR PROGRAM~I~G CODES
A MODIFIED INVERSION PROCEDURE FOR PRODUCT FORM OF THE INVERSE
A TEST MATRIX FOR INVERSION PROCEDURES
CONVENTIONAL AND INVERTED GROUPING OF CODES FOR CHEMICAL DATA
THE NUMBER OF CLASSES OF INVERTIBLE BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS
A PROCEDURE FOR INVERTING LARGE SYMMETRIC MATRICES
ESIS ALGORITHMS
AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF A CLASS OF PATTERN RECOGNITION SYNTH
INVESTIGATION OF A WOVEN SCREEN MASS MEMORY SYSTEM
A MECHANICAL HARMONIC ANALYSER FOR THE INVESTIGATION OF GEOPHYSICAL TIME SERIES
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN THE INVESTIGATION OF MOOELS IN EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH
A GAS FILM LUBRICATION STUDY PART III. EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF PIVOTED SLIDER BEARINGS
TION PROBLEM
AN INVESTIGATION OF REAL-TIME SOLUTION OF THE TRANSPORTA
LE FOR USE IN LARGE-CAPACITY DIGITAL MEMORIES
INVESTIGATION CF STORAGE AND ACCESS TECHNIQUES SUITAB
AND PROGRAMS FOR THE SOLUTION OF PARTIAL DIFFEI
AN INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFICIENCY OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
INVESTIGATION OF WOVEN-SCREEN HEMORY TECHNIQUES
ADMINISTRATIVE PROBLEMS OF THE INVESTIGATION PHASE
COHPUTER INVESTIGATIONS OF INTENTION TO ATTACK
INVESTIGATIONS Of MAGNETIC AMPLIFIERS WITH FEEOBACK
OF POLYDISPERSE BENTONITE SUSPENSIONS
INVESTIGATIONS OF THE ELECTRO-OPTICAL BIREFRINGENCE·
A MOOEL OF THE TRUST INVESTMENT PROCESS
WAREHOUSE STOCK CONTROL AND INVOICING ON PAPER TAPE
A DIRECT OROERING. RECORDING AND INVOICING SYSTEM
A STOCK-CONTROL AND INVOICING SYSTEM USING A GAMMA 3 COMPUTER
UTERS TO AUTCM~TIC MESSAGE ACCOUNTING
PROBLEMS INVOLVED IN APPLICATION OF HIGH SPEED ELECTRONIC COMP
PROBLEMS OF MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS INVOLVED IN MACHINE COMPUTATIONS
PROBLEMS INVOLVED IN MAGNETIC TAPE RECORDING
AR FUNCTIONS
EVALUATION OF INTEGRALS INVOLVING COMBINATIONS OF BESSEL FUNCTIONS AND CIRCUL
NOTES ON THE SOLUTION OF LINEAR SYSTEMS INVOLVING INEQUALITIES
HYDRODYNAMIC PROBLEMS INVOLVING LARGE FLUID DISTORTIONS
SOME ROUTINES INVOLVING LARGE INTEGERS
IN OBTAINING SOLUTIONS TO ELECTRIC-CIRCUIT ~ROBLEMS INVOLVING SWITCHING OPERATIONS
IF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
INSTRUMENTATION REQUIREC FOR REAL-TIME SIMULATION INVOLVING SYSTEM HARDWARE
FACILITIES AND
I
MONTE CARLO SOLUTIONS OF BDUNOARY VALUE PROBLEMS INVOLVING THE CIFFERENCE ANALOGUE OF AN ELLIPTIC PART
THIN SUPERCONDUCTI
A NE~ TYPE OF BISTABLE ELEMENT INVOLVING THERMAL PROPAGATION OF A NORHAL REGION IN A
COMPUTER SOLUTIONS OF PROBLEMS INVOLVING TRANSIENTS IN HYDRO-ELECTRIC DEVELOPMENTS
RADIOTRACERSTUDIES OF THE INCORPORATION OF IODINE INTO VAPOR-GROWN GE
THE IONIC THEORY OF HEART ACTIVITY
CALCULATION OF THE FOR"ATION CONSTANTS OF COMPLEX IONS
APPLICATION OF IBM EDP METHODS TO THE
DOCUMENTATION OF IPL-V
CURRENT STATUS OF IPL-V FOR THE PHILCO 2000 COMPUTER IJUNE 1962)
THE PROS AND CONS OF A SPECIAL IR LANGUAGE
COMIT AS AN IR LANGUAGE
AN IR LANGUAGE FOR LEGAL RETRIEVAL STUDIES
SOCIETY STRUCTURE AND SERVICE
THE IRE AFFILIATE PLAN. A NEW VENTURE IN ENGINEERING
PROPOSED IRE STANDARDS FOR ANALOG COMPUTERS
SUMMARY OF AIEE-IRE-ACM CONFERENCE
ANGLE-OF-INCIDENCE ANISOTROPY IN EVAPORATED NICKEL-IRON FILMS
MICROWAVE RESONANCE IN GADOLINIUM-IRON GARNET CRYSTALS
IN THE FERRITE REGION OF THE SYSTEM MANGANESE-I RON-OXYGEN
PHASE EQUILIBRIA
PUT-OUTPUT LeI
ON A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR OBTAINING IRREDUCIBLE REPRESENTATIONS FOR TWO-LEVEL MULTIPLE IN
PI
ERRATUM IN ·ON A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR OBTAINING IRREDUCIBLE REPRESENTATIONS FOR TWO-LEVEL MULTIPLE IN
BOOLEAN FUNCTION
IRREOUNDANT DISJUNCTIVE AND CONJUNCTIVE FORMS OF A
TED CONSENSUS OF THE PRIME 11
DETERMINATION OF THE IRREDUNDANT NORMAL FOR~S OF A TRUTH FUNCTiON BY ITERA
CN PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH IRREGULAR BOUNDARIES
IRREVERSIBILITY AND HEAT GENERATION IN THE COMPUTING
PROCESS
MAIN CHARACTERISTICS OF IRSIA-FNRS·COMPUTER IFRENCH)
HANeLING OF NUMBERS AND ORDERS IN THE IRSIA-FNRS COMPUTER 3

366
222

lTE - LAB

TITLE WORO INDEX
ON THE CONVERGENCE OF MATRIX
THE DESIGN OF FIXEO POINT
STARTING APPROXIMATIONS FOR THE
A MULTILAYER

ITERATIONS
ITERATIONS
ITERATIVE CALCULATIONS OF SQUARE ROOTS
ITERATIVE CIRCUIT COMPUTER
ITERATIVE CIRCUIT COMPUTERS
RONIC COMPONENTS AND SYSTEMS
ON ITERATIVE CIRCUIT COMPUTERS CONSTRUCTEO OF MICROELECT
DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
ITERATIVE COMBINATIONAL SWITCHING NETWORKS, GENERAL
IAL ANALYZER
THE ITERATIVE CONTROL SYSTEM FOR THE ELECTRONIC OIFFERENT
S
THE SPECTRAL EVALUATION OF ITERATIVE DIFFERENTIAL ANALYlER INTEGRATION TECHNIQU~
DIGITAL COMP~TER
ON ITERATIVE FACTORIZATION IN NETWORK ANALYSIS BY
AN ITERATIVE FACTORIZATION TECHNIQUE FOR POLYNOMIALS
LARGE SPARSE MATRICES
AN ITERATIVE LEAST-SQUARE METHOD SUITABLE FOR SOLVING
FUNCTICN OF SEVERAL VARIABLES
AN ITERATIVE METHOD FOR FINDING STATIONARY VALUES Of A
AN ITERATIVE METHeD FOR FITTING THE LOGISTIC CURVE
AN ITERATIVE METHOD FOR INVERSION OF POWER SERIES
AN ITERATIVE METHOD FOR QUADRATURES
A NOTE ON AN ITERATIVE METHOD FOR ROOT EXTRACTION
AN ITERATIVE METHOD OF NUMERICAL DIFFERENTIATION
OR THE SOLUTION OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS BY ITERATIVE METHODS
IDIGITAL COMPUTERS ANO PROGRAMS F
TERATIVE METHODS WITH IMPLICIT ALTERNATING DIRECTION ITERATIVE METHCOS
IRING SUCCESSIVE OVERRELAXATION I
POSITIVE DEFINITIVE MATRIX
ITERATIVE METHODS FOR LINEAR EQUATIONS WITH SYMMETRIC
EQUATIONS
NUMERICAL STUDIES OF IMPLICIT ITERATIVE METHODS FOR SOLVING ELLIPTIC DIFFERENCE
ION
SOME COMPUTATIONAL RESULTS ON 'TWO-LINE' ITERATIVE METHeDS FOR THE BIHARMONIC DIFFERENCE EQUAT
COMPARISON OF ITERATIVE METHOOS FOR THE CALCULATION OF NTH ROOTS
IALS OF SQUARE MATRICES WITH MATRIX COEFFICIENTS AND ITERATIVE METHODS FOR THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF EQUAT
OF BERNOULLI'S AND OF GRAEFFE'S TYPE (GERMANI
ITERATIVE METHODS OF LINEAR ALGEBRA WITH CONVERGENCE
ICAL EXPERIMENTS COMPARING SUCCESSIVE OVERRELAXATION ITERATIVE METHODS WITH IMPLICIT ALTERNATING DIRECTION
ONS
A TWO-DIMENSIONAL ITERATIVE NETWORK COMPUTING TECHNIQUE AND MECHANIZATI
ALUES AND EIGENVECTORS OF A REAL SYMMETRIC MATI
AN ITERATIVE PROCEDURE FOR THE CALCULATION OF THE EIGENV
EQUATIONS (FRENCHI
SOME NONLINEAR ITERATIVE PROCEDURES FOR SOLVING SYSTEMS OF LINEAR
OVER-RELAXATION
AN ITERATIVE PROCESS FOR OPTIMIZING SYMMETRIC SUCCESSIVE
ACCELERATING CONVERGENCE OF ITERATIVE PROCESSES
ON THE SPECTRAL NORMS OF SEVERAL ITERATIVE PROCESSES
A CLASS OF NON-ANALYTICAL ITERATIVE PROCESSES
OF ELLIPTIC DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS BY STATIONARY ITERATIVE PROCESSES
SOLUTION
ROXIMATIONS TO SEPARABLE PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUI
ITERATIVE PROCESSES FOR SOLVING FINITE-DIFFERENCE APP
FUNCTIONS
ITERATIVE PROCESSES FOR THE COMPUTATION OF ELEMENTARY
TAPE SPLITTING IN AN ITERATIVE PROGRAM
OF MACHINE ORGANIZATIONS BY THEIR PERFORMANCE OF THE ITERATIVE SOLUTION OF LINEAR EQUATIONS
ICOMPARISON
ERRORS IN ITERATIVE SOLUTIONS OF LINEAR SYSTEMS
ITERATIVE SWITCHING NETWORKS COMPOSED OF COMBINATIONA
L CELLS
THE WORD 'ITS' HAS BEEN PREVENTED FROM INDEXING
DESIGN OF ITT 525 'VADE' REAL-TIME PROCESSOR
THE TRANSISTORllED COMPUTER ETL MARK IV
J.E.I.D.A. AND ITS COMPUTER CENTER
BACKING STORE
ADAPTATION OF THE JACOBI METHOD FOR A COMPUTER WITH MAGNETIC-TAPE
THE JACOBI METHOO FOR REAL SYMMETRIC MATRICES
FOOTNOTE TO 'THE JACOBI METHOD fOR REAL SYMMETRIC MATRICES'
HEBVSHEV EXTRAPOLATION WHEN THEI
ACCELERATING THE JACOBI METHOO FOR SOLVING SIMULTANEOUS EQUATIONS BY C
ON QUASICYCLIC JACOBI METHOOS
SPEED OF DIAGONALIZATION OF SYMMETRIC MATRICES USING JACOBI'S METHOD
IROTATIONS, EXPERIMENTS CONCERNING
CTORS OF REAL, SYMMETRIC MATRICES
ON THE COOING OF JACOBI'S METHOD FOR CO~PUTING EIGENVALUES ANO EIGENVE
CTORS OF REAL SYMMETRIC MATRICES
ON THE CODING OF JACOBI'S METHOD FOR CO~PUTING EIGENVALUES AND EIGENVE
QUICK CALCULATION OF JACOBIAN ELLIPTIC FUNCTIONS
CORRIGENDUM TO 'QUICK CALCULATION OF JACOBIAN ELLIPTIC FUNCTIONS'
THE JAINCOMP-Bl COMPUTER
S
DESIGN FEATURES OF THE JAINCOMP-C AND JAINCOMP-O ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER
DESIGN FEATURES OF THE JAINCOMP-C ANO JAINCOMP-D ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTERS
ANALCG AND DIGITAL COMPUTERS MANUFACTURED IN JAPAN
DEVELOPMENT OF JAPANESE DIGITAL COMPUTERS
ENGLISH-JAPANESE MACHINE TRANSLATION
A PRELIMINARY APPROACH TO JAPANESE-ENGLISH AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION
S
S.A.S. AIOS FOR THE JET AGE, DATA TRANSMISSION FOR ELECTRONIC RESERVATION
A THEORETICAL MODEL FOR SEPARATION IN THE FLUID JET AMPLIFIER
MANAGEMENT TOCL APPLIEO TO MAINTENANCE MATERIEL AND JOB COST CONTRCL
10 COST, STATISTICAL SAMPLING AS A
JOB SHOP SIMULATION ON THE IBM 704
SCHEDULING PRODUCTION IN JOB SHOPS
EQUIPMENT
DYNAMIC PRODUCTION SCHEDULING OF JOB-SHOP OPERATIONS ON THE IBM 704 DATA-PROCESSING
ON THE SCHEDULING OF JOBS BY COMPUTER
ON THE SCHEDULING OF JOBS BY COMPUT~R
OPENING ADDRESS, JOINT COMPUTER CONFERENCE
JOTTINGS ON THE 1963 BUSINESS EFFICIENCY EXHIBITION
VOLUMES 1-10, 1954-1963
INDEX TO THE JOURNAL Of THE ASSOCIATION FOR CCMPUTING MACHINERY,
LITERATURE, A QUANTITATIVE SURVEY OF ARTICLES AND JOURNALS
CURRENT MEDICAL
OF A METHOD FOR LITERATURE SEARCH IN ABSTRACTING JOURNALS
ANALYTICAL STUDY
AN EVALUATION OF ABSTRACTING JOURNALS AND INDEXES
A SPECIFICATION OF JOVIAL
JOVIAL AND ITS DOCUMENTATION
THE JOVIAL CHECKER
JOVIAL IN CLAS5
JOVIAL, A GENERAL ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE
SYSTEMS
JOVIAL, A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE FOR REAL-T IME COMMAND
A METHCD OF THEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF HIGH-SPEED JUNCrlON DIODE LOGIC CIRCUITS
AND SIMPLE TYPE OF DIGITAL CIRCUIT TECHNIQUE USING JUNCTION TRA~SISTORS AND MAGNETIC CORES
A NEW
LARGE-SIGNAL SWITC~ING ANALYSIS
A GENERAL JUNCTION-TRANSISTOR EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT FOR USE IN
ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF VAPOR-GROWN GE JUNCTIONS
IN MCDE STRUCTURE OF STI~ULATED EMISSION fROM GAAS JUNCTIONS
LINE WIDTHS AND PRESSURE SHIFTS
A MORE RATIONAL SYSTEM OF JUSTICE THROUGH INFORMATICN PROCESSING
A PROGF MET~OD FOR QUANTIFICATION THEORY, ITS JUSTIFICATION AND REALIZATION
SERVICE
JUSTlFYI~G ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING IN GOVERNMENT
DECODING COMBINATIONS OF THE FIRST N INTEGERS TAKEN K AT A TIME
'DECODING COMBINATIONS OF THE FIRST N INTEGERS TAKEN K AT A TIME'
COMMENT ON
THE SYNTHESIS CF CONTACT NET~ORKS WITH ONE INPUT AND K OUTPUTS
A MATHEMATICAL THEORY FOR
ADDRESSING AN ARRAY Y-SUB-I IN K-DIMENSIONS BY FORTRAN FOR ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE
SUPERCONDUCTING STATES
THE KAPITlA RESISTANCE OF METALS IN THE NORMAL AND
IMPLE~ENTATION CF ALGOL 60 FOR THE ENGLISH ELECTRIC KDF9
INPUT ANO OUTPUT FOR ALGOL 60 ON KDF9
THE TIME-SHARING FACILITIES OF THE KDF9 COMPUTER
THE ENGLISH ELECTRIC KDF9 COMPUTER SYSTEM
THE KDF9 COMPUTER SYSTEM
223

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1'163

INV - KDF
JACM564
PACM58
TCJ6633
PGEC636
IIOC062
WJCC60
PGEC584
NCR 624
WJCC61
EJCC60
CACM633
TCJ6632
TCJ5622
CACM593
CACM617
TCJ5623
TCJ1583
TCJ3614
PACM59
PACM61
TCJ4613
IFIP62
J ACM613
CACM613
I FIP62
ECIP55
PACM61
IIOC062
JACM563
IFIP62
TCJ6633
CACM586
J ACM594
TCJ1594
ICIP59
TCJ6631
ECIP55
CACM622
JACM594
PACM52T
PGEC622
FJCC62
DIP 62
CACM590
TCJ5621
JACM591
J AC"601
TCJ6632
JACM621
JACM574
PACM59
JACM632
CACM627
CACM629
ONR 52
NCR 544
NCR 544
ICC 621
TCJ25'13
ICIP59
MTL 611
TCJ6631
I BMJ634
CAS 62
PACM5'1
CAN 60
WJCC59
PACM62
TCJ5623
EJCC53
TCB7633
JACM634
ICSI5Rl
ICSI581
IC51581
CACM63D
CACM633
WJCC61
ARAP634
ROME62
ARAP623
PGEC635
lEES5/,
P GEC614
I BMJ603
I BMJ632
FJCC63
IBMJ601
CAN 58
CACM604
CACM60C
HARV512
CACM633
IBMJ62l
TCJ5622
TCJ5b34
AUS 63
TC84603
FJCC62

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72
274
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156
259
285
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241
108
202
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317
228
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210
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2A2
242
132
359
143
102
171
2A2
93
223
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271
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494
163
79
93
177
102
416
30
123
154
617
10
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399
487
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223

TITLE WORD INDEX

KDF - LAN

ITE - LAB

THE KDF9 COMPUTER SYSTEM
AUS 63
KEEPING AN INVENTORY OF PRECIOUS METALS
EDPS61
PROGRAM ORGANIZATION ANO RECORD KEEPING FOR DYNAMIC STORAGE ALLOCATION
CACM610
PROGRAM ORGANIZATION AND RECORD KEEPING FOR DYNAMIC STORAGE ALLOCATION
IFIP62
INDUSTRIAL RECORD KEEPING, A ROUTINE ON THE IBM 650
LSU 57
SOLUTION OF BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS BY THE METHOD OF KERNEL FUNCTIONS
THE PACM52P
TRANSFORMATION
KEY ADDRESSING OF RANDOM ACCESS MEMORIES BY RADIX
S JCC63
NeTE ON A METHOC OF FORMING A SORTING KEY FOR A PARTLY ORDERED LIST
TCJ6631
INPUT-OUTPUT, KEY OR BOTTLENEC.K
CAS 58
FOUR ADVANCED COMPUTERS, KEY TO AIR FORCE DIGITAL DATA COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM
EJCC61
A METHOD FOR SYSTEMATIC DOCUMENTATION, KEY TO IMPROVED DATA PROCESSING ANALYSIS
CAS 61
GENERALIZATION, KEY TO SUCCESSFUL ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
J ACM591
COMPUTERS, THE KEY TO TOTAL SYSTEMS CONTROL, AN INDUSTRIAL VIEWPOINT CACM623
A METHOD FOR KEY-TO-ADDRESS TRANSFORMATION
I8MJ632
INPUT FLEXIBILITY
TI;E LINCOLN KEYBOARD, A TYPEWRITER KEYBOARD DESIGNED FOR COMPUTER CACM5S1
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
EJCC51
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
E JCC5Z
KEYNOTE AODRESS
EJCC53
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
EJCC55
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
EJCC56
KEYNOTE ADDRESS, COMPUTERS, FROM YOUTH TO MANHOOD
WJCC56
COMPUTERS FOR WEAPON CONTROL
KEYNOTE ADDRESS, TECHNIQUES FOR RELIABILITY IN
WJCC51
KEYNOTE, ENGINEERING TOMORROW'S COMPUTERS
PECS52
KEYPUNCHING INSTRUCTIONS FOR TOTAL TEXT INPUT
MIPP61
FILE SEARCHING USING VARIABLE LENGTH KEYS
WJCC59
INDIRECT CHAINING METHOD FOR ADDRESSING ON SECONDARY KEYS
AN CACM615
DPS
KEYWORD IN CONTEXT (KWICI INDEXING ON THE IBM 1090
PACM62
A COMPACT 166-KILOBIT FILM MEMORY
NCR 62'0
A COMPUTER SUBSYSTEM USING KILOMEGACYCLE SUBHARMONIC OSCILLATORS
P IRE611
KIMBALL TAGS
TCB7631
NCOMPLETE ELLIPTIC INTEGRALS OF THE FIRST AND SECOND KIND
NEW FORMULAS FOR COMPUTING I JACM59'o
SOLUTION Of CERTAIN INTEGRAL EQUATIONS OF THE FIRST KIND
A TECHNIQUE FOR THE NUMERICAL JACH621
SOLUTION OF FREDHOLM INTEGRAL EQUATIONS OF THE FIRST KIND BY THE INVERSION OF THE LINEAR SYSTEM PRDOUCED B JACM631
THE LOGICAL PRINCIPLES OF A NEW KINO OF BINARY COUNTER
P IRE530
NCOMPLETE ELLIPTIC INTEGRALS OF THE FIRST ANO SECOND KINDS
FORMULAS FOR COMPUTING
JACM632
LOGICAL AND OTHER KINOS OF INDEPENDENCE
HARV571
NCOMPLETE ELLIPTIC INTEGRALS OF THE FIRST AND SECOND KINDS'
ERRATUM IN 'FORMULAS FOR COMPUTING
JACM633
SOLUTION OF NONLINEAR KINETIC EQUATIONS
HARV61
BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMS, I, REPRESENTATION OF CHEMICAL KINETICS
SIMULATION AND ANALYSIS OF CACM61D
COMPARATIVE CATA ON MACHINES AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED KINGDOM FOR CLERICAL USERS
TCB1513
EXTERNAL LANGUAGE KLIPA FOR DIGITAL COMPUTER URAL-2
PACM62
THE EXTERNAL LANGUAGE KLIPA FOR THE URAL-2 DIGITAL COMPUTER
CACM636
AN INTRODUCTION TO THE KLS PROCESSING SYSTEM
ROME62
SYSTEM DESIGN OF THE ETL KM-6 COMPUTER
IFIP62
KNOTTED LIST STRUCTURES
PACM61
KNOTTED LIST STRUCTURES
I:"C;;623
WHAT EVERYBOOY SHOULD KNOW ABOUT ALGOL
TCJ6631
AND SELECTIVE SURVIVAL AS A GENERAL STRATEGY IN KNOWLEDGE-PROCESSES
BLIND VARIATION SOS 59
SOLUTION OF EIGENVALUE PROBLEMS WITH APPROXIMATELY KNOWN EIGENVECTORS
CACM627
Tt'E EASTMAN KDOAK MULTIPLE-STYLUS ELECTRONIC PRINTER
EJCC52
PHOTOTRANSISTOR FIXED MEMeRY
THE KT PILOT COMPUTER, A MICRO-PROGRAMMED COMPUTER WITH A IFIP62
KTH-ORDER FINITE AUTOMATION
PGEC635
AUTOMATIC STEP-SIZE CONTROL FOR RUNGE-KUTTA INTEGRATION
I BMJ634
THE TRUNCATION ERROR WITH A MODIFIED RUNGE-KUTTA METHOD
ESTIMATING PACM56
EQUATICNS
NOTE ON RUNGE-KUTTA METHOD OF INTEGRATING ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL
TCJ2591
ON HIGH SPEEC DIGITAL COMPUTERS
RUNGE-KUTTA METHODS FOR INTEGRATING DifFERENTIAL EQUATIONS TCJI583
ERROR ESTIMATION IN RUNGE-KUTTA PROCEDURES
CACM569
OF A T~EOREM OF CARR ON ERROR BOUNDS FOR RUNGE-KUTTA PROCEDURES
A GENERALIZATION JACM601
ERROR BOUNDS FOR THE RUNGE-KUTTA SINGLE-STEP INTEGRATION PROCESS
JACH581
EQUATIONS REtUIRING MINIMUM STORAGE
A KUTTA THIRD-ORDER PROCEDURE FOR SOLVING DIFFERENTIAL J ACM561
EQUATIONS
AN EVALUATION OF RUNGE-KUTTA TYPE METHODS FOR HIGHER CRDER DIFFERENTIAL
JACM614
KEYWORD IN CONTEXT (KWIC) INDEXING ON THE IBM 1090 VPS
PACM62
THE ~.R. TRANSFORMATION, A UNITARY ANALOGUE TO THE L.R. TRANSFORMATION, PART 1
TCJ4613
L-SHELL INTERNAL CONVERSION
HARV49
COMPUTER WITI-. A LISP-LIKE ~ACHINe LANGUAGE WITHOUT A LABEL OPERATOR
AN ABSTRACT CPFS61
OVER-ALL COMPUTATION ceNTROL AND LABELLING
CACMbON
THE eASIC SIDE OF TAPE LABELLING
CACM602
PRODUCTION OF MAGAZINE LABELS BY THE VIDEOGRAPH PROCESS
WJCCbO
THE COMPUTING MACHINE, SLAVE LABOR IN A FREE SOCIETY
PACM59
LABOR LOOKS AT AUTOMATION
LSU 56
OPERATION OF THE BALLISTIC RESEARCH LABORATORIES DIGITAL COMPUTER INSTALLATION
ONR 53
BELL TELEPHONE LABORATORIES RELAY COMPUTING SYSTE~
HARV47
A REVIEW OF THE BELL LABORATORIES' DIGITAL COMPUTER DEVELOPMENTS
EJCC51
AUTOMATIC COMPUTATION AT THE NATIONAL PHYSICAL LABORATORY
FTT 53
EQUIPPING THE UNIVERSITY COMPUTATION LABORATORY
CLUN55
EQUIPPING A UNIVERSITY COMPUTING LABORATORY
CLUN55
EQUIPPING A UNIVERSITY COMPUTING LABORATORY
CLUN55
EQUIPPING THE UNIVERSITY COMPUTING LABORATORY
CLUN55
ORGANIZING AND FINANCING A UNIVERSITY COMPUTING LABORATORY
CLUN55
CLU'oj5~
ON ORGANIZING AND FINANCING A LABORATORY
ON AUTO~ATIC TRANSLATION AT THE HARVARD COMPUTATION LABORAraRY
RESEARCH ICIP59
MACHINES AT THE BIRK8ECK COLLEGE COMPUTATION LABORAt RY
CALCULATING FTT 53
CO~PUTING CENTER, A MINIMAL UNIVERSITY COMPUTING LABORA ORY
THE CORNELL CLUN5~
OF THE ~ATICNAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS COMPUTATION LABORATORY (SEAC)
OPE RAT ION ONR 53
T
THE UNIVERSITY COMPUTATION LABORATORY AS A COOPERATIVE INDUSTRY-EDUCATION PROJEC CLUN55
THE 8URROUGHS LABORATORY COMPUTER
EJCC51
AUTO~ATIC PRCGRAMMING ON THE BURROUGHS LABORATORY COMPUTER
DNR 54
DISCUSSICN OF IDEAS FOR THE NAVAL ORDNANCE LABORATORY COMPUTING MACHINE
MSEE464
CODING CLINICAL LABORATORY DATA FOR AUTOMATIC STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL
CIICM63N
A COMPUTER-OPERATED LABORATORY DATA-TAKING SYSTE~
I BSJ6 33
DATA IN REAL TIME
A RESEARCH LABORATORY FOR PROCESSING AND DISPLAYING SATELLITE
SJCC63
A COMPUTER-BASED LABORATORY FOR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN EDUCATION PLCI6l
SIMULATION
NEW LABORATORY FOR THREE-DIMFNSIONAL GUIDED MISSILE
WJCC53
THE COMPUTER LABORATORY IN INDUSTRY
CLUN55
THE COMPUTING LABORATORY IN lHE UNIVERSITY
CLUN55
THE APPLIED MATHEMATICS LABORATORY OF THE DAVID w. TAYLOR MODEL BASIN
CACM619
EQUIPPING A UNIVERSITY LABORATORY TO SATISFY THE COMPUTATIONAL DEMAND
CLUN55
THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE COMPUTING LABORATORY TO THE UNIVERSITY CURRICULUM
CLlJN55
THE MOBIL COMPUTER LABORATORY, UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY
ICC 633
THE NATIONAL PHYSICAL LABORATORY'S ACE
TCll2595
224

COMP~TER

LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

C.l
496
422
539
164
1B7
355
74
69
264
14
1

112
121
4
5
1
1
6

3
1

10
1

295
21B
36
63
12B
16
515
84
'11

1429
126
117
412
262
559
88

26
321
121

690
SIl3
161

50
205

381
118
684
410
340
12
23

118
7

57
39
22
631

.36
265

240
71

614
35
371

16
l65

14
41
101
135
167
171
181

187
195
201

163
110
215
1

209
22
99
44
690

240
117
191
187

81
3
372

175
139
174

79
224

LAB - LAP

TITLE WORD INDEX

PAYROLL AND
FLUX REVERSAL IN THREE-RUNG
MllATION OF PULSE AND DIGITAL CIRCUITS BY USE OF THE
INDEXING AND THE
ON COMPRESSIBLE

LABOUR COSTING
LAOOICS
LAGRANGE MULTIPLIER
OPTI
LAMBOA NOTATION
LAMINAR BOUNDARY LAYER FLOW
LAMINATED FERRITE MEMORY
COMPUTER USES AT LAMP DEPARTMENT, CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC
THE CALC~LATION OF EIGENVECTORS BY THE METHOD OF LANCZOS
VECTORS OF A REAL SYMMETRIC MATRIK
THE METHOD OF LANCLOS FOR CALCULATING THE CHARACTERISTIC ROOTS ANO
RS OF CODIAGCNAL MATRICES PRODUCED BY THE GIVENS AND LANCZDS PROCESSES
THE CALCULATION OF THE EIGENVECTO
NDENCE OF THE SUPERCONOUCTING ENERGY GAP IN GINZBURG-LANDAU THEORY hlTH APPLICATION TO AL
IIC F IELO DEPE
ANALOG COMPUTER
AIRPLANE LANDING GEAR PERFORMANCE SOLUTIONS WITH AN ELECTRONIC
SELFCHEK, A NEW COMMON LANGUAGE
THE SELECTION OF AN INSTRUCTION LANGUAGE
PRELIMINARY REPORT, INTERNATIONAL ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE
A FORTRAN-COMPILED LIST-PROCESSING LANGUAGE
A COMPILER WITH AN ANALOG-ORIENTED INPUT LANGUAGE
TOWARDS A COMMON PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
FROM FOR~ULAS TO COMPUTER DRIENTEO LANGUAGE
ZURICH CONFERENCE ON ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE
THE COMPUTER OPERATION LANGUAGE
A FORTRAN-COMPILED LIST-PROCESSING LANGUAGE
AN ASSEMBLY PROGRA~ FOR A PHRASE STRUCTURE LANGUAGE
AN ON-LINE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM USING ENGLISH LANGUAGE
APT; A COMMON COMPUTER LANGUAGE
THE GROWTH OF A COMMERCIAL PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
THE MECHANICAL ANALYSIS OF LANGUAGE
INTERROGATING A COMPUTER IN NATURAL LANGUAGE
MACHINE TRANSLATION AND-DR AN INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGE
THE FORAST PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
JOVIAL, A GENERAL ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE
THE COLASL AUTOMATIC CODING LANGUAGE
A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
THE PROS AND CONS OF A SPECIAL IR LANGUAGE
COMIT AS AN IR LANGUAGE
ALP, AN AUTDCOOE LIST-PROCESSiNG LANGUAGE
CONTROL AND SIMULATION LANGUAGE
A TRANSLATOR-ORIENTED SYMBOLIC PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
A DESCRIPTION OF THE APT LANGUAGE
FLEKIBLE ABBREVIATION OF WORDS IN A COMPUTER LANGUAGE
RECDL, A RETRIEVAL COMMAND LANGUAGE
CORC, THE CORNELL COMPUTING LANGUAGE
OFF IC IAL
ACTIONS AND RESPONSES TO ALGOL 60 AS A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
POSSIBLE
MODIFICATIONS TO THE INTERNATIONAL ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE
MADCAP, A
SCIENTIFIC COMPILER FOR A DISPLAYED FORMULA TEXTBOOK LANGUAGE
AND PIIOBL,EMS OF A UNIVERSAL COMPUTER-ORIENTED LANGUAGE
PRINCIPLES
SEQUENTIAL
TRANSLATION OF A PROBLEM-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
EFFICIENT C
OMPILATOR OF PROGRAMS WRITTEN IN A MIXED PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
A DESCRIPTION
OF MERCURY AUTOCODE IN TERMS OF A PHRASE STRUCTURE LANGUAGE
INFERENTIAL MEMORY
AS THE BASIS OF MACHINES WHICH UNOERSTAND NATURAL LANGUAGE
OF ACM-GAMM CCMMITTEE ON AN INTERNATIONAL ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE
PRELIMINARY REPORT
AN EXPERIMENT WITH A
SELF-COMPILING CCMPILER FOR A SIMPLE LIST-PROCESSING LANGUAGE
NOTE ON SOME LEXICAL AND
PHILOSOPHICAL IMPLICATIONS OF A COMPUTER SYMBOLIC LANGUAGE
TRANSLATION OF RETRIEVAL
REQUESTS COUCHEO IN A 'SEMIFORMAL' ENGLISH-LIKE LANGUAGE
WIRING DIAGRAM FROM THE DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION INPUT LANGUAGE
GENERATING AN ANALOG COMPUTER
ERATING SYSTEM PART II, THE ASSEMBLY PROGRAM AND ITS LANGUAGE
DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED PROGRAMMING AND OP
E PROBLEM OF COMPUTATION IN THE SEMANTICS OF NATURAL LANGUAGE
RULES OF INTERPRETATION, AN APPROACH TO TH
IlURAL LAN
GUAGE AND ITS USE FOR THE DESIGN OF IMP.ROVEO MACHINE LANGUAGE (ASSOCIATIVE MACHINE LANGUAGES)
SUGGESTIONS FOR A UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE (FRENCHI
A METHOD OF EDITING A PROGRAM IN SYMBOLIC LANGUAGE (FRENCH)
TOWARDS A COMMON PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE (21
TOWARDS A COMMON PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE 131
TOWAROS A COMMON PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE (101
REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
ASPECTS OF CURRENT RESEARCH IN AUTOMATIC LANGUAGE ANALYSIS
PAL GO, AN ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE AND ITS TRANSLATOR FOR OLIVETTI ELEA 6001
NE LANGUAGE (ASSOCIATIVEI
ON A PROPERTY OF NATURAL LANGUAGE AND ITS USE FOR THE DESIGN OF IMPROVED MACHI
THE LINKING SEGMENT SUBPROGRAM LANGUAGE ANO LINKING LOADER
THE INTERNATIONAL ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE AND THE FUTURE OF PROGRAMMING
DEVELOPMENT OF COMMON LANGUAGE AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
COMMUNICATION ACROSS LANGUAGE BARR I ERS
SYNTHEK, TOWARO COMPUTER SYNTHESIS OF HUMAN LANGUAGE BEHAVIOR
IMPROVING PROBLEM-ORIENTED LANGUAGE BY STRATIFYING IT
A MATHEMATICAL LANGUAGE COMPILER
A MATHEMATICAL LANGUAGE COMPILER
(FRENCHI
MAGE, A LANGUAGE DERIVED FROM ALGOL ADAPTED TO SMALL MACHINES
OF DIFFERENT TYPES
A LANGUAGE DESIGNEO FOR COMMUNICATION BETWEEN COMPUTERS
SYMBOLIC LOGIC IN LANGUAGE ENGINEERING
TROLLEO ~ACHINE TOOl
THE DESIGN AND USE OF THE APT LANGUAGE FOR AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING OF NUMERICALLY CON
SEAL, A LANGUAGE FOR BUSINESS DATA PROCESSING
A PROPOSED TARGET LANGUAGE FOR CCMPILERS ON ATLAS
ON THE IMPLEMENTATION AND USAGE OF A LANGUAGE FOR CONTRACT BRIDGE BIODING
NEBULA, A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE FOR OATA PROCESSING
A SYSTEM AND LANGUAGE FOR OATA PROCESSING
A MACHINE LANGUAGE FOR DOCUMENTATION AND INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
SALE, A SIMPLE ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE FOR ENGINEERS
A COMMAND LANGUAGE FOR HANDLING STRINGS OF SYMBOLS
A COMMON LANGUAGE FOR HARDWARE, SOFTWARE, ANO APPLICATIONS
CLIP, A COMPILER LANGUAGE FOR INFORMATION PROCESSING
AN IR LANGUAGE FOR LEGAL RETRIEVAL STUOIES
REQUIREMENTS ON A LANGUAGE FOR LOGICAL DATA PROCESSING
JOVIAL, A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE FOR REAL-TIME COMMAND SYSTEMS
AUTOSTA1, A LANGUAGE FOR STATISTICAL DATA PROCESSING
A OESCRIPTIVE LANGUAGE FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION
tOMIT, A LANGUAGE FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION
A STRING LANGUAGE FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION BASEO ON ALGOL 60
225

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 19106-1963

KDF - LAN
TCB1S73 64
PGEC625 664
PGEC635 1088
CACM63D 740
AUS 60 89.3
FJCC63
n
I FIP62
!II
TCJ1583 l10B
IHS56 114
AUS 571 112
IBMJ621 44
WJCC53
86
SACI58
23
WJCC58 128
CACM59D
8
PACM59
17
WJCC59
92
TC83591
9
CACM593
6
TCB2595 81
WJCC60 3101
JACM602 87
TCJ3603 168
WJCC61
11
ARAP612 141
ARAP612 305
MTL 612 561
I FlP62 28B
IFIP62 323
PACM62
loB
ROME62 481
ROME62 501
SJCC62 345
CAC"'621
8
CACM621 19
TCJ5621 28
TCJ5623 194
JACM6210 1080
CACM63N 649
CACM63N 668
CACM633 117
CACM636 317
CACM631t 159
CACM592
6
CACM611 31
TCJIo621o 305
ROME62 263
ROME62 353
ARAP612 29
CATH63 217
ARAP591 268
ARAP6l1t
1
ROME62 n9
CACM621 lit
ROME62 709
18SJ632 162
IFIP62 318
ONR 56
17
I CIP59 132
ROME62 3101
TCB3593 6It
TCB36D5 87
TC84601 18
CACM605 299
ARAP612 351
CACM631
1
ARAP6l1t 217
TCJ5634 3109
CAS 62 182
ROME62 1039
ONR 56
11
CACM637 391
CAS 59 112
ONR 56
7
WJCC59 286
CABS62 360
TCJIo613 217
PACM56
30
81
ACFI57
ROME62 1013
ROME62 791
WJCC60
bl
CAS 59
80
ROME62 585
TCJ5622 100
ROME62 71tl
TCJIo613 197
ROME62 601
PACM59
15
CACM590 22
PACM5B
30
FJCC62 121
PACM59
13
CACM619 380
IFIP62 556
ARAP623 53
TCJ3602 61
JAtM614 !>19
ROME62 113
CACM621 510
225

LAN - LAR

TITLE WORO INDEX

LAB - LAP

TABSOL, A DECISION TABLE
FIRST ELEMENTS OF A PROGRAMMING
REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC
EARLY OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH
PROGRESS REPORT ON
MACHINE
EXTERNAL
THE EXTERNAL
THE ELEMENTS OF A CONVENIENT GENERAL
N BUSINESS II
DEBUGGING SYSTEMS AT THE SOURCE
AVAILABILITY OF MACHINE-USABLE NATURAL
DIRECT COOING OF ENGLISH
NO SEMANTICS OF THE PROPOSED INTERNATIONAL ALGEBRAIC
GATHERING SYSTEM

LANGUAGE FOR THE GE 225
PACM61 10132
LANGUAGE FOR THE PROCESSING OF GRAPHS (EXAMPLES AND A ROME62 717
LANGUAGE FORTRAN II
CACM626 327
TCJ5623 1~8
LANGUAGE H
TCB7644 118
LANGUAGE H
LANGUAGE IN DIGITAL CO~PUTER DESIGN
WJCC58 182
LANGUAGE KLIPA FOR DIGITAL COMPUTER URAL-2
PACM62
26
LANGUAGE KLIPA FOR THE URAL-2 DIGITAL COMPUTER
CACM636 321
LANGUAGE LEADING TO THE POPULARIZATION OF COMPUTERS
ROME62 ')49
CACM6.38 430
LANGUAGE LEVEL
MIPP61
58
LANGUAGE MATERIAL
TCJb632 113
LANGUAGE NAMES
LANGUAGE OF THE ZURICH ACM-GAMM CONFERENCE
IYNTAX A I CIP59 Il5
LANGUAGE PROBLEMS IN THE DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED DATA AUS 60 A7.3
LANGUAGE PROBLEMS POSEC BY HEAVILY STRUCTURED DATA
CACM621 28
TABLE LOOK-UP PROCEDURES IN LANGUAGE PROCESSING PART 1, THE RAW TeXT
181'J612 86
CACM5'lb 21
HANDLING IOENTIFIERS AS INTERNAL SYMBOLS IN LANGUAGE PROCESSORS
A SYNTAX CONTROLLED GENERATOR OF FORMAL LANGUAGE PROCESSORS
CACM638 451
57
ACfl57
OMNICODE, A COMMON LANGUAGE PROGRAMMING SYSTEM
MTL 611 317
CAPACITY DICTICNARY
SOURCE-LANGUAGE SPEC I F1CATIONS WITH TABLE LOOKUP AND HIGHOMMIHEE
AN INFORMATION ALGEBRA, PHASE 1 REPORT, LANGUAGE STRUCTURE GROUP OF THE COCASYL OEVELOPMENT C CACMb24 1~0
CACM61N 4'l2
LOW LEVEL LANGUAGE SUBROuTINES FOR USE WITHIN FORTRAN
A MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF LANGUAGE SYMBOLS IN RETRIEVAL
ICSIS82 1327
LANGUAGE TRANSLATION
JACM581
1
SYMBOLIC LANGUAGE TRANSLATION
WJCC59
288
DiP 62 444
MACHINE LANGUAGE TRANSLATION
SYMPOSIUM ON MODERN TECHNIQUES OF LANGUAGE TRANSLATION
lFIP62 326
A GROWING TREE FOR CESCRIPTDR LANGUAGE TRANSLATION
ROME62 153
TO THE SEGMENTATION PROBLEM IN SPEECH ANALYSIS ANO LANGUAGE TRANSLATION
AN APPROACH MTL 612 703
A GENERAL-PURPOSE LANGUAGE TRANSLATION PROGRAM FOR THE IBM 650 COMPUTE~ N S14T60 409
CACM623 145
AUTOMATIC-PROGRAMMING-LANGUAGE TRANSLATION THROUGH SYNTACTICAL ANALYSIS
A UNIVERSAL COMPUTER-LANGUAGE TRANSLATOR
WJCC5R
230
NCR 584 ~96
THE USAF AUTOMATIC LANGUAGE TRANSLATOR, MARK I
AN INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION PROCESSING LANGUAGE V
CIICII604 205
AN ABSTRACT COMPUTER WITH A LISP-LIKE MACHINE LANGUAGE WITHOUT A LABEL OPERATOR
71
CPFS61
[F IP62 219
SYNTOL ISYNTAGMATIC ORGANIZATION LANGUAGE) IFRENCH)
AUTOMATIC LANGUAGE-DATA PROCESSING
CABS62 394
ICIP5'1 120
THE PROBLEM OF A COMMON LANGUAGE, ESPECIALLY FOR SCIENTIFIC NUMERAL WORK
MACHINE TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES
AUS 511 106
P ACM58
29
TRANSLATION BETWEEN ALGEBRAIC CODING LANGUAGES
ICSI582 1313
ALGEBRAIC REPRESENTATION OF STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL LANGUAGES
PACM59
25
THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF FORMAL MIXED LANGUAGES
MACHINE TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES
TCB3591
7
TABSOL, A FUNOAMENTAL CONCEPT FOR SYSTEMS-ORIENTEO LANGUAGES
E JCC60 117
AIC 601 92
THE PRESENT STATUS OF AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES
~ACRO INSTRUCTION EXTENSIONS OF COMPILER LANGUAGES
CIICMb04 214
CPFS61 118
THE ALGEBRAIC THEORY OF CONTEXT-FREE LANGUAGES
A COMPuTER FOR OIRECT EXECUTION OF ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGES
EJCC61 184
PACM61 264
THE GENERAL PROBLEM OF COMPUTING LANGUAGES
PACM61 11-1
NON-PROCEOURAL DATA SYSTEM LANGUAGES
MTl 612 531
ANALYSIS BY SYNTHESIS OF NATURAL LANGUAGES
A TABLE LeOK-UP MACHINE FOR PROCESS ING OF NATURAL LANGUAGES
IBMJb13 192
AN INTERNATIONAL MOVEMENT IN PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES
CAS 62 204
IFIP62 313
ON SOME AXIOMATIC SYSTEMS FOR FORMAL GRAMMARS AND LANGUAGES
IFIP62 518
SYMPOSIUM ON PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES
TOWARO BETTER PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES
PACM62
42
TRANSLATION OF COMPILER LANGUAGES
PACM62
70
ROME62
1
AN AXIOMATIC APPROACH TO PREFIX LANGUAGES
ROME62
65
A GENERAL PROCESSOR FOR CERTAIN FORMAL LANGUAGES
CIICII620 526
ON AMBIGUITY IN PHRASE STRUCTURE LANGUAGES
A GENERAL TRANSLATION PROGRAM FOR PHRASE STRUCTURE LANGUAGES
JACM621
1
ARAP623 27
ON THE OESIGN OF MACHINE INDEPENDENT PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES
ARAP623
217
PROGRESS IN SOME COMMERCIAL SOURCE LANGUAGES
JACM631 29
SOME RECURSIVELY UNSOLVABLE PROBLEMS IN ALGOL-LIKE LANGUAGES
JACM632 175
OPERATIONS WHICH PRESERVE OEFINABIlITY IN LANGUAGES
JACM634 487
QUOTIENTS OF CONTEXT-FREE LANGUAGES
SOME REMARKS ON THE SYNTAX OF SYMBOLIC PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES
CACM638 456
THE ROLE WJCC58 161
OF THE OIGITAL COMPUTER IN MECHANICAL TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES
OF GENERATIVE AMBIGUITIES IN CONTEXT-FREE MECHANICAL LANGUAGES
DETECT ION JACM632 196
OF CLAUSES AND PHRASES IN MACHINE TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES
RECOGNITION MTL 611 125
FOR DISCCVERING THE GRAMMARS OF PHRASE STRUCTURE LANGUAGES
A NEW METHOD ICIP59 285
ON A FLOATlNG- CACM623 160
POINT NUMBER REPRESENTATION FOR USE WITH ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGES
ILER PROGRAMS, RESEARCH REPORT AND OESIGN FOR FUTURE LANGUAGES
INSLATION OF ARTIFICIAL LANGUAGES BY CCMP PACM59
75
A FAMILY OF SYMBOLIC INPUT LANGUAGES ANO AN ALGOL COMPILER
ROME62 421
BUSINESS LANGUAGES AND ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS
TC85613 121
WJCC61 215
OESCRIPTIVE LANGUAGES ANO PROBLEM SOLVING
SURVEY OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES AND PROCESSORS
CACM633 93
PACM62
90
LANGUAGES AND REAL TIME INFORMATION PROCESSING
CACM621 43
A SURVEY OF LANGUAGES AND SYSTEMS FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES AND THEIR PROCESSING
IFIP62 487
CACM618 336
SOME BASIC TERMINOLOGY CONNECT EO WITH MECHANICAL LANGUAGES ANO THEIR PROCESSORS
75
ESIGN FOR FUTURE LANGUAI
TRANSLATION OF ARTIFICIAL LANGUAGES BY COMPILER PROGRAMS, RESEARCH REPORT AND D PACM59
PROCESSING OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES BY COMPUTERS (GERMAN)
DIP 62 227
I EES5b 463
AN EXPERIMENT ON THE MACHINE TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES CARR lEO OUT ON THE BESM
TC86622 47
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES FOR BUSINESS AND SCiENCE
RS, A BAKER'S COZEN
SPECIFICATION LANGUAGES FOR MECHANICAL LANGUAGES AND THEIR PROCESSO CACM610 532
IFIP62 .513
SYMPOSIUM ON LANGUAGES FOR PROCESSOR CONSTRUCTION
PGEC614 729
COMPUTER LANGUAGES FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION
CACM63N 660
REPORT OF A VISIT TO DISCUSS COMMON PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA AND POLANO, 1963
ICC 621
1
SYMPOSIUM ON SYMBOLIC LANGUAGES IN OATA PROCESSING
PIRE625 1059
THE EVOLUTION OF CONCEPTS AND LANGUAGES OF COMPUTING
I BMJ574 341
THE FORMALIZATION OF SCIENTIFIC LANGUAGES PART I, THE WORK OF WOCOGER ANO HULL
TWO FAMILIES OF LANGUAGES RELATED TO ALGOL
J ACM623 350
ROME62 539
COMPILER-INTERPRETER FOR USING IN NUMERICAL ORIENTED LANGUAGES TRANSLATION
23
KUS NORMAL FCR~
A TRANSLATION TECHNIQUE fOR LANGUAGES WHOSE SYNTAX IS EXPRESSIBLE IN EXTENDED BAC ROME62
GN OF IMPROVED MACHINE LANGUAGE IASSOCIATIVE MACHINE LANGUAGES)
ITURAL LANGUAGE AND ITS USE FOR THE OESI ONR 56
77
ROME62 6,3
PROBLEMS (FRENCH)
DOCUMENTARY LANGUAGES, A DESCRIPTIVE MODEL AND FUNOAMENTAL
TOkARD BETTER OOCUMENTATION OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES. INTRODUCTION
CACM633 7b
AUS 571 117
ON THE NUMERICAL INVERSION OF LAPLACE AND MELLIN TRANSFORMS
A
GENERAL
JACM551 18
CARD-PROGRAM FOR THE EVALUATION OF THE INVERSE LAPLACE TRANSFORM
PPLICATICNS ON AI

226

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

226

LAP - LEG

TITLE WORD INDEX

A 'CURVE PLOTTING' ROUTINE FOR THE INVERSE LAPLACE TRANSFORM OF RATIONAL FUNCTIONS
NUMERICAL INVERSION OF LAPLACE TRANSFORMS
BOUNDARY CONTRACTION SOLUTION OF LAPLACE'S DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
BOUNDARY CONTRACTION SOLUTION OF LAPLACE'S DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION II
NUMERICAL METHODS ASSOCIATED WITH LAPLACE'S EQUATION
PRCPCSED ADVANCED CODING SYSTEM FOR UNIVAC-LARC
SCIENTIFIC APPLICATIONS FOR fHE UNIVAC LARC
APPLICATION
OF COMPUTERS TO CIRCUIT OESIGN FOR UNIVAC LARC
UNIVAC-LARC HIGH-SPEED CIRCUITRY, CASE HISTORY
DESIGN OF UNIVAC-LARC SYSTEM, PART I
DESIGN OF UNIVAC-LARC SYSTEM, PART II
UNIVAC-LARC, THE NEXT STEP IN COMPUTER DESIGN
MAINTENANCE OF AGWAC, A LARGE ANALOG COMPUTER
DOUBLE REFRACTION OF FLOW ANO THE DIMENSIONS OF LARGE ASYMMETRIC MOLECULES
A CARD-CHANGEABLE PERMANENT-MAGNeT-TWISTOR MEMORY OF LARGE CAPACITY
SENSING
A LARGE CAPACITY CRYOELECTRIC MEMORY WITH CAVITY
ATLAS, A NEW CONCEPT IN LARGE COMPUTER DESIGN
PRODUCTION OF LARGE COMPUTER PROGRAMS
A MULTIPROCESSING APPROACH TO A LARGE COMPUTER SYSTEM
MAGNETIC TAPES ON LARGE COMPUTER SYSTEMS
TRENDS IN OESIGN OF LARGE COMPUTER SYSTEMS
SMALL PROBLEMS ON LARGE COMPUTERS
USE OF LARGE COMPUTERS AT A DISTANCE
APPLICATION OF LARGE COMPUTERS TO RESERVOIR ENGINEERING PROBLEMS
PROCESSING OF A LARGE DATA FILE
NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE VON KARMAN LARGE DEFLEXION EQUATIONS IN THE CASE OF A RECTANGULA
R CANTILEVERI
TEGRATION AND AUTOMATIC FAULT LOCATION TECHNIQUES IN LARGE DIGITAL DATA SYSTEMS
IN
INSTALLATION OF A LARGE ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
EXPERIENCE
IN DEVELOPING INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS ON LARGE ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS
THE DESIGN OF A LARGE ELECTROSTATIC MEMORY
LARGE FILES FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL BASEO ON SIMULT
ANEOUS INTERROGATION OF ALL ITEMS
HYORODYNAMIC PROBLEMS INVOLVING LARGE FLUID DISTORTIONS
A PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM FOR LARGE GENERAL PURPOSE ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS
MECHANIZING A LARGE INDEX
A SCREENING METHOD FOR LARGE INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS
INFORMATION HANDLING IN A LARGE INFORMATION SYSTEM
SOME ROUTINES INVOLVING LARGE INTEGERS
AN APPLICATION OF
THE IBM 650 EDPM TO CERTAIN ACTUARIAL PROBLEMS OF A LARGE LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE
LARGE LINEAR PROGRAMS
THE PROGRAMMING OF LARGE LOGICAL PROBLEMS
A MODIFIED
GIVENS METHOD FOR THE EIGENVALUE EVALUATION OF LARGE MATRICES
THE ROLE OF LARGE MEMORIES IN SCIENTIFIC COMMUNICAT IONS
A GENERAL ANALYSIS OF
VARIANCE SCHEME APPLICABLE TO A COMPUTER WITH VERY LARGE MEMORY
A GENERAL ANALYSIS OF
VARIANCE SCHEME APPLICABLE TO A COMPUTER WITH A VERY LARGE MEMORY
RETRIEVAL
SYMPOSIUM ON THE INFLUENCE OF VERY LARGE MEMORY DESIGNS AND CAPABILITIES ON INFORMATION
ORGANIZATION OF LARGE MEMORY SYSTEMS
SYMPOSIUM ON OPTIMUM ROUTING IN LARGE NETWORKS
TOPOLOGICAL SORTING OF LARGE NETWORKS
EFFECTIVE DATA PROCESSING IN A LARGE ORGANIZATION
COMPUTER SIMULATION TOWARD A THEORY OF LARGE ORGANIZATIONS
THE SEARCH FOR LARGE PRIMES
A LARGE PROBLEM IN OROINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
RELIABILITY OF A LARGE REAC INSTALLATION
A PROPOSED INFORMATION HANDLING SYSTEM FOR A LARGE RESEARCH ORGANIZATION
CHECKING A LARGE ROUTINE
ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS OF LARGE SCALE COMPUTERS
PROBLEMS OF THE INTROOUCTION OF LARGE SCALE DATA PROCESSING INTO THE ROYAL ARMY PAY
CORPS
INTERPOLATION TRENDS FOR LARGE SCALE DIGITAL COMPUTERS
THE ROLE OF LARGE SCALE DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN NUCLEAR ENGINEERING
THE RELIABILITY OF LARGE SCALE ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS (DISCUSSION)
INDUSTRY
THE POTENTIAL OF LARGE SCALE ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS IN THE LIFE INSURANCE
ENG
INEERING EXPERIENCE IN THE OESIGN AND OPERATION OF A LARGE SCALE ELECTROSTATIC MEMORY
LARGE SCALE FILE MAINTENANCE
METHODS
SOLUTION OF CERTAIN LARGE SETS OF EQUATIONS ON PEGASUS USING MATRIX
FILM INDUCTOR
A DYNAMIC LARGE SIGNAL MODEL FOR A SINGLE-DOMAIN THIN MAGNETIC
H SPEEC DIGITAL CION A NEW METHOO TO SOLVE IN THE LARGE SOME NONLINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS USING HIG
AN
ITERATIVE LEAST-SQUARE METHOD SUITABLE FOR SOLVING LARGE SPARSE MATRICES
THE ANALYS 1 S OF LARGE STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS
CALCULATING EIGENVALUES OF VERY LARGE SYMMETRIC MATRICES
A PROCEDURE FOR INVERTING LARGE SYMMETRIC MATRICES
IEEDBACK METHOD FOR OBTAINING A SYNCHRO
OUTPUT SIGNAL PROPORTIONAL TO INPUT ANGLE THETA FOR LARGE THETA
THE APPROACH TO EDP OF A LARGE USER
LARGE VOLUME INTEGRATED DATA PROCESSING
SORTING WITH LARGE VOLUME, RANDOM ACCESS, DRUM STORAGE
SMALL COMPUTERS IN A LARGE WORLD
LARGE-CAPACITY CARD CHANGEABLE PERMANENT MAGNET
TWISTOR MEMORY
OF STORAGE A~D ACCESS TECHNIQUES SUITABLE FOR USE IN LARGE-CAPACITY DIGITAL ME~ORIES
INVESTIGATION
A LARGE-CAPACITY DOCUMENT STORAGE ANO RETRIEVAL SYSTEM
A LARGE-CAPACITY DRUM-FILE MEMORY SYSTEM
METHODS
OF UTILIZING THIN MAGNETIC FILM PROPERTIES FOR LARGE-CAPACITY FILES
A HIGH-SPEED, LARGE-CAPACITY FIXED STORE FOR ~ DIGITAL COMPUTER
NEW FERRITE CORE ARRAYS FOR LARGE-CAPACITY STORAGE
THE CAT~O{)E-RAY TUBE AS A COMMUTATING DEVICE IN LARGE-CAPACITY, RANDOM-ACCESS STORES
A RELIABLE
METHOD OF DRIFT STABILIZATION AND ERROR DETECTION IN LARGE-SCALE ANALOG COMPUTERS
THE ORGANIZATION OF LARGE-SCALE CALCULATING MACHINERY
APPLICATION OF PRINTING TELEGRAPH TECHNIQUES TO LARGE-SCALE CALCULATING MACHINERY
BOO)
MANAGEMENT OF RECORDS IN A LARGE-SCALE COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH PROGRAM (HONEYWELL
WHERE NEXT, SOME CONJECTURES ON THE FUTURE OF THE LARGE-SCALE CO~PUTER IN INTEGRATED COMMERCIAL WORK
MATHEMATICAL ~ETHODS IN LARGE-SCALE COMPUTING UNITS
DESIGN OF A LARGE-SCALE CRYOGENIC ~EMORY SYSTEM
A NEW LARGE-SCALE DATA HANDLING SYSTEM OATAMATIC 1000
PHILCO S-2000 TRANSISTORIZED LARGE-SCALE DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
A NEW LARGE-SCALE DATA-HANDLING SYSTEM. DATAMATIC 1000
ORDERING A LARGE-SCALE DIGITAL CO~PUTER
DATA HANDLING WITH LARGE-SCALE DIGITAL COMPUTERS
A MODERN APPROACH TO INVENTORY CONTROL UTILIZ ING A LARGE-SCALE EDPM
TELEPHONE FACILITIES
THE APPLICATION OF A LARGE-SCALE ELECTRONIC COMPUTER TO THE ASSIGNMENT OF
ORGANIZATION ANO RETRIEVAL OF RECORDS GENERATED IN A LARGE-SCALE ENGINEERING PROJECT
THE DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION, AND PERFORMANCE OF A LARGE-SCALE GENERAL-PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER
CHEBYSHEV POLYNOMIALS IN THE SOLUTION OF LARGE-SCALE LINEAR SYSTEMS
227

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

LAN - LAR
JACM581 52
CACM603 111
JACM592 226
JACM601 37
HARV49 152
ONR 56
49
CAS 61 126
WJCC61 185
PGEC613 426
E JCC59
59
EJCC59
66
16
EJCC56
AUS 60CI0.2
HARV"'9 219
PGEC613 451
FJCC63
91
CACM606 367
ONR 56
15
IBSJ621 64
AUS 60AI0.1
WJCC61 361
PACM52P 99
TCJ6633 211.
LSU 57
95
LSU 56 111
AUS 60 B9.1
SJCC62 213
PACM52T 71
ICSI581 699
PGEC594 419
LCMT61
63
JACM572 137
NCR 584 191
TCJ3602 16
WJCC61 259
I CSI582 1203
CAMB49
69
AUS 60 A3.1
IFIP62 173
BIT 611 21
J ACM613 331
IBMJ584 310
PACM59
81
JACM594 469
ICIP59 479
LCMT61
15
IFIP62 116
CACM62N 558
CAN 60
13
CABS62 522
MANC51
14
TCB663't 125
EJCC53
53
ICSI582 1181
CAMB49
61
CAS 55
68
TCJ3603 120
ECIP55 119
AUS 60 88.1
AUS 512 222
CAN 58
42
NCR 531 21
8CS 58 151
TCJ2593 130
PGEC635 511
ECIP55 184
TCJ6632 202
TCJ3601 34
AUS 60B'9.1
CACM628 445
PGEC603 359
BCS 58 679
EOPS61 183
CACM635 240
E JCC5'"
1
LCMT61 171
LCMT61
1
LCMT61 351
EJCC56 136
LCMT61 163
OPI 62 246
LCMT61 313
LCMT61
99
WJCC51 133
HARV'd
91
HARV41 213
CAS 61
3
TCJ2592 85
HARV49 141
LCMT61 305
NEWC51
36
NEWC51 106
22
EJCC56
ONR 51
81
ONR 51
31
CAS 59
50
WJCC58 165
EJCC58
59
EJCC51
62
PACM52T 124
221

LAR - LIS

TITLE WORD INDEX'

LAP - LEG

LARGE-SCALE MATRIX CALCULATIONS
CAN 58 360
LARGE-SCALE NUMERICAL PR08LEMS
TCB663~ 12~
LARGE-SCALE REAL-TIME APPLICATION
WJCC56
70.
LARGE-SCALE TONNAGE OISTRIBUTION IN THE PACKAGE INDUS LSU 57 137
LARGE-SIGNAL SWITCHING ANALYSIS
A GENERAl PGEC61~ 670
LARGE. FAST COMPUTERS
ICIP59 336
LARGER MANUFACTURING PLANTS
WJCC53
65
LARGEST WORD IN A FILE USING A MODIFIED MEMORY
JACM613 418
LASER COMPUTERS
OPI 62 2~5
LASER-INDUCED HEATING
18MJ63~ 3~2
LASERS
THRESHOLD IBMJ631 58
LASERS. PART A
OPI 62
61
LASERS. PART B
OPI 62
7~
LAST TEN YEARS
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS FOR SJCC63 179
LATENCY TIME
JACM612 119
LATENT CLASS ANALYSIS
JACM624 512
LATENT ELECTROSTATIC IMAGES TO DIELECTRIC SURFACES
IBMJ622 192
LATENT HEAT AND EDDY CURRENTS
ON THE TRANSITION IBMJ592 132
LATENT ROOTS OF A HESS ENBERG MATRIX BY BAIRSTOW'S
TCJ5622 139
LATIN SQUARES AND MAGNETIC-CORE MATRIX STORAGE
PACM56
38
PROGRAM FOR THE ANALYSIS OF SQUARE AND RECTANGULAR LATTICE DESIGNS
A GENERAl CACM639 568
LATTICE PROPERTIES OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
JACM633 365
IBMJ592 126
INTERATOMIC-fORCE CONSTANTS fROM A CENTRAL-FORCE LAW
CAS 62
~6
COMPUTERS AND THE LAW
AIC 623 299
INfORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND THE LAW
OF THE BCS INTEGRAL EQUATION AND DEVIATIONS FROM THE LAW OF CORRESPONOING STATES
SOLUTIONS IBMJ621 14
SOS 62 231
INFORMATION AND IMAGINATION
EMPIRICAL LAWS AND PHYSICAL THEORIES. THE RESPECTIVE ROLES OF
PACM58
7
NUMERICAL SOLUTION Of THE BOUNDARY LAYER EQUATIONS WITHOUT SIMILARITY ASSUMPTIONS
AUS 60 B9.3
ON COMPRESSIBLE LAMINAR BOUNDARY LAYER FLOW
CAS 57
83
HOW LAZY CAN YOU GET
I8MJ634 297
PRENUCLEATION OF LEAD FILMS WITH COPPER. GOLO. AND SILVER
IBMJ621 55
FAR-INfRARED ABSORPTION IN A LEAD-THAllIUM SUPER-CONDUCTING AllOY
LSU 58
49
USING COMPUTERS TO STUDY LEADERSHIP
SOS 61 ~17
A TRANSMISSION LINE LEADING TO SELF-STA8ILIZING SYSTEMS
S (I
THE ELEMENTS OF A CONVENIENT GENERAL LANGUAGE LEADING TO THE POPULARIZATION OF COMPUTERS IN BUSINES ROME62 549
LEAKAGE ERROR IN A SEMI-DISCRETE ANALOG OF THE HEAT
PACM56
43
EQUATION
LEAPS. THE FIRST THREE YEARS
TCJ6631
6
WHAT WE SHOULD LEARN FROM COMPUTERS
HARV61
1
HOW COMPUTERS CAN LEARN FROM EXPERIENCE
AOOC62
11
HOW SCIENTISTS ACTUALLY LEARN OF WORK IMPORTANT TO THEM
ICSI~81 195
HOW A RANDOM ARRAY OF CELLS CAN LEARN TO TELL WHETHER A STRAIGHT LINE IS STRAIGHT
SOS 61 315
AN APPROACH TO COMPUTERS THAT PERCEIVE. LEARN. AND REASON
WJCC59 181
SELF~ORGANIZING MODELS FOR LEARNED PERCEPTION
SOS 59
1
PANDEMONIUM. A PARADIGM FOR LEARNING
MTP 58 511
WJCC59 137
A COMPILER CAPA8LE OF LEARNING
SOME EXPERIMENTS IN MACHINE LEARNING
WJCC59 173
RESEARCH IN PROGRAI'MED LEARNING
PLCI61 113
A FEEDBACK CODING THEORY OF LEARNING AND COGNITION
SOS 62 533
SU8ROUTINES. LEARNING AND SYMBOLIC CODING
AUS 60C12.1
EXPERIMENTS IN MACHINE LEARNING AND THINKING
ICIP59 303
THE SIMULATION Of VERBAL LEARNING BEHAVIOR
WJCC61 121
THE SIMULATION OF VERBAL LEARNING BEHAVIOR
CATH63 297
SIMPLE LEARNING BY A CIGITAL COMPUTER
PACM52T 55
SOS 59 153
A VARIETY OF INTELLIGENT LEARNING IN A GENERAL PROBLEM SOLVER
GENERALIZATION Of LEARNING IN A ~ACHINE
PACM59
21
SOME QUESTIONS CONCERNING THE EXPLANATION Of LEARNING IN ANIMALS
MTP 58 691
LEARNING IN NEURAL SYSTEMS
SOS 59 190
IfIP62 ~28
SIMULATION OF A LEARNING MACHINE FOR PLAYING GO
A LEARNING MACHINE. PART 1
IBMJ581
2
LEARNING
MACHINE.
PART
II
IBMJ593 282
A
WJCC55
85
INTRODUCTION TO SESSION ON LEARNING MACHINES
LEARNING MACHINES
MTP 58 ~73
REPORT CN A RESEARCH PROGRAMME ON LEARNING MACHINES
ICC 6115 28
AN EVALUATION OF RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE FIELD Of LEARNING MACHINES
NCR 624 143
LEARNING MATRICES AND THEIR APPLICATIONS
PGEC636 846
ON A RANDOM WALK RELATED TO A NONLINEAR LEARNING MODEL
NCR 612 211
PT fORMATIONI
COMPUTER SIMULATIONS OF A PERCEPTUAL LEARNING MODEL FOR SENSORY PATTERN RECOGNITION. CONCE IfIP62 413
A PHYSICAL MODEL Of AN ABSTRACT LEARNING PROCESS
PACM58
43
A LEARNING PROCESS SUITABLE FOR MECHANIZATION
PAC"'56
34
MTP 58 825
POSSIBILITIES FOR THE PRACTICAL UTILIZATION OF LEARNING PROCESSES
IFIP62 419
SELF-ORGANIZING GROUPING. A LEARNING STRUCTURE
CAN 58
1
ON LEARNING TO DO BETTER
CATH63
11
SOME STUDIES IN MACHINE LEARNING USING THE GAME Of CHECKERS
LEARNING. GENERALITY AND PROBLEM SOLVING
IFIP62 407
SOME STUDIES IN MACHINE LEARNING. USING THE GAME OF CHECKERS
IBMJ593 210
RMATION REPRESENTATION IN A COMPUTER THAT PERCEIVES. LEARNS. AND REASONS
A SUGGESTED MODEL fOR INFO WJCC60 151
LEAST SQ~ARES APPRDXIMATORS
COMPUTATION OF A LEAST MAXIMUM APPROXIMATOR AS THE LIMIT OF WEIGHTED
PACM61 12A3
MINIMUM (OR 'BEST" APPROXIMATION AND THE METHOD Of LEAST NTH POWERS
ON THE METHOD OF PACM56
5
OF LINEAR EQUATIONS
ON THE 'BESTO AND 'LEAST QTH' APPROXIMATION Of AN OVERDETERMINED SYSTEM JACM513 341
MORE ACCURATE LINEAR LEAST SQUARES
WJCC59 2S5
FITTING SPHERES BY THE METHOD OF LEAST SQUARES
CACM61N 491
A NOTE ON FITTING GREAT CIRCLES BY LEAST SQUARES
CACM618 353
TO THE METHOD OF CURVE FITTING BY THE PROCESS OF LEAST SQUARES
AN ALGORITHM PACM56
1
LEAST SQUARES ANALYSIS OF NON-ORTHOGONAL DATA
LSU 56 123
LEAST SQUARES APPROXIMATIONS BY POLYNOMIALS.
PACM59
69
ORTHOGONAL AND OTHERWISE
COMPUTATION Of A PACM61 12A3
LEAST MAXIMUM APPROXIMATOR AS THE LIMIT Of WEIGHTED LEAST SQUARES APPROXIMATORS
POINTS ON A SPHERE
LEAST SQUARES FITTING OF A GREAT CIRCLE THROUGH
CACM60N 611
DYNAMIC
LEAST SQUARES FITTING OF PLANES TO SURFACES USING
CACM634 172
JACM614 628
ON LEAST SQUARES SOLUTIONS OF LINEAR EQUATIONS
TCJ3614 266
A LEAST SQUARES SURFACE FITT ING PROGRAM
56
PROJECTIONS. LEAST SQUARES. AND CONSTRAINED MINIMIZATION PROBLEMS PACM58
LEAST UPPER 80UNOS ON MINIMAL TERMINAL STATE EXPERIME JACM614 601
NTS FOR TWO CLASSES OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
TCJ3603 115
AN AUTO'ATIC METHOD fOR fINDING THE GREATEST OR LEAST VALUE OF A FUNCTION
MATRICES
AN ITERATIVE LEAST-SQUARE METHOD SUITABLE fOR SOLVING LARGE SPARSE TCJ6632 202
CACM599 29
MULTI-DIMENSIONAL LEAST-SQUARES POLYNOMIAL CURVE FITTING
A SHORT METHOD FOR MEASURING ERROR IN A LEAST-SQUARES POWER SERIES
CAC"'606 3!>1
INTRODUCTORY LECTURE
IEES56
3
WJCC58 239
THE MAGNETIC LEDGER CARD COMPUTER
LEGAL IMPLICATIONS Of COMPUTER USE
CACM62D 607
THE LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE COMPUTER REVOLUTION
PACM62
40

ORGANIZATION OF
ERRORS IN
THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR A
TRIES
USE OF ELECTRONIC ACCOUNTING DEVICES IN
JUNCTION-TRANSISTOR EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT FOR USE IN
TIME SHARING IN
AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING IN
LOCATING THE
FEASIBILITY Of NEURISTOR
HIGH-SPEED PHOTOGRAPHS OF
RELATIONS AND DIfFRACTION LOSS FOR INJECTION
SOME PROPERTIES OF FIBER OPTICS AND
SOME PROPERTIES Of fIBER OPTICS AND
INDUSTRY AND THE MILITARY. A CRITICAL REVIEW OF THE
MINIMIZING DRUM
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL BASED ON
CHARGE TRANSPORT MECHANISMS IN THE TRANSfER Of
fROM SUPERCONDUCTING TO NORMAL PHASE. ACCOUNTING FOR
METHOD
COMPUTATION OF THE

228

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

228

TITLE WORD INDEX
SOME
AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING FOR THE
AN IR LANGUAGE FOR
AUTDMATIQN IN THE
NOTE ON THE INTEGRALS OF PRODUCTS OF ASSOCIATED

LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN THE
LEGAL PROFESSION
LEGAL RETRIEVAL STUDIES
LEGAL WORLD
LEGENDRE FUNCTIONS
LEGENDRE FUNCTIONS OF FRACTIONAL ORDER
THE BENSON-LEHNER PHOTOFORMER
LEM-l, SMALL SIZE GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER
USING MAGNETIC (FERRITE) ELEMENTS
SOME COMBINATORIAL LEMMAS IN TOPOLOGY
ON SEQUENCES OF PSEUDD-RANDOM NUMBERS OF MAXIMAL LENGTH
FORMAL PROCEDURES
FOR CONNECTING TERMINALS WITH A MINIMUM TOTAL WIRE LENGTH
DATA-PROCESSING SYSI
THE VARIABLE WORD AND RECORD LENGTH AND THE COMBINED RECORD APPROACH ON ELECTRONIC
USING A VARIABLE-WORD-LENGTH COMPUTER FOR SCIENTIFIC CALCULATION
FIXED-WORD-LENGTH ARRAYS IN VARIABLE-WORD-LENGTH COMPUTERS
THE DETERMINATION OF CARRY PROPAGATION LENGTH FOR BINARY ADDITION
CORRECTION TO THE DETERMINATION OF CARRY PROPAGATION LENGTH FOR BINARY ADDITION
BINARY ARITHMETIC FOR DISCRETELY VARIABLE WORD LENGTH IN A SERIAL COMPUTER
BINARY ARITHMETIC FOR DISCRETELY VARIABLE WORD LENGTH IN A SERIAL COMPUTER
FILE SEARCHING USING VARIABLE LENGTH KEYS
LENGTH OF STRINGS FOR A ~ERGE SET
NGUISHES THE TERMINAL STATES OF A MACHINE
ON THE LENGTH OF THE SMALLEST UNIFORM EXPERIMENT WHICH DISTI
PROGRAMMING THE VARIABLE-ITEM-LENGTH RCA BIZMAC COMPUTER
lAND CHARACTER 1ST
ICS OF A VARIABLE-LENGTH RECORD SORT USING NEW FIXED LENGTH RECORD SORTING TECHNIQUES
CONVERSION,
RECONVERSION AND COMPARISON TECHNIQUES IN VARIABLE LENGTH SORTING
VARIABLE WORD LENGTH TAPE OPERATIONS IN THE NEW BIZMAC II COMPUTER
COMPUTER DESIGN OF OPTICAL LENS SYSTEMS IIBM 10~1
FABRICATION ~ASKS
FLY'S-EYE LENS TECHNIQUE FOR GENERATING SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE
OPERATING AND ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE GAINED WITH LED
SOME TECHNICAL PROBLEMS SOLVED BY LEO
MARKET RESEARCH APPLICATIONS ON LEO
INSURANCE
NOTE ON COMMISSIONING OF LEO COMPUTER AT MINISTRY OF PENSIONS AND NATIONAL
THE EVOLUTION OF OESIGN IN A SERIES OF COMPUTERS, LED I-III
TIME SHARING ON LEO III
THE LEO III COMPUTER
THE TRADIC LEPRECHAUN COMPUTER
SUPERCONOUCTING FILMS LESS THAN 100 ANGSTROM UNITS THICK
PRODUCTION CONTROL SCHEME FOR LETCHWORTH FACTORY
SUBJECT-WORD LETTER FREQUENCIES WITH APPLICATIONS TO SUPERIMPOSED
CODING
THE MECHANIZATION OF LETTER MAIL SORTING
THE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, BIBLIOGRAPHY
BID NEWS LETTER NO.1. COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN MEDICINE ANO
A CONVENTION TO DISTINGUISH LETTER 0 FROM NUMERAL ZERO
AN OPEN LETTER TO X3.4.2
THE CELLSCAN SYSTEM, A .LEUCOCYTE PATTERN ANALYZER
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING AND CODING AT THE HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL
CEBUGGING SYSTEMS AT THE SOURCE LANGUAGE LEVEL
STRUCTURE AT THE LEXICAL LEVEL AND ITS IMPLICATION FOR TRANSFER GRAMMAR
TWO-LEVEL CORRELATION ON AN ANALOG COMPUTER
COMPUTATIONS IN NUCLEAR LEVEL DENSITY PROBLEMS
A MULTI-LEVEL FILE STRUCTURE FOR INFORMATION PROCESSING
LOW LEVEL LANGUAGE SUBROUTINES FOR USE WITHIN FORTRAN
A FOURTH LEVEL OF LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS
TECHNIQUES FOR MULTI-LEVEL PROGRAMMING WITH REAL TIME CONSTRAINTS
SOME TECHNIQUES FOR DEALING WITH TWO-LEVEL STORAGE
lOR THE CO-DIAGONALIZATION OF A SYMMETR
IC MATRIX BY GIVENS' METHOD IN A COMPUTER WITH A TWO-LEVEL STORE
AN ANALYSIS OF ADEQUATE INVENTORY LEVELS
IMPROVEMENT THROUGH REDUNDANCY AT VARIOUS SYSTEM LEVELS
RELIABILITY
ASSURANCE
THREE LEVELS OF DATA PROCESSING IN ORDINARY BRANCH
THREE LEVELS OF LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS IN MACHINE TRANSLATION
THREE LEVELS OF LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS IN MACHINE TRANSLAtION
NOTE ON SOME LEXICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL IMPLICATIONS OF A COMPuTER
SYMBOLIC LANGUAGE
STRUCTURE AT THE LEXICAL LEVEL AND ITS IMPLICATION FOR TRANSFER
GRAMMAR
THE STENOWRITER, A SYSTEM FOR THE LEXICAL PROCESSING OF STENOTYPY
THE APPLICATION OF MODERN LEXICOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES TO MACHINE INDEXING
THE SOLUTION OF MT LINGUISTIC PROBLEMS THROUGH LEXICOGRAPHY
A COMPLEX INFORMATION PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR THE LGP~30
THE COBOL LIBRARIAN
PLANNING THE USE OF A PAPER LIBRARY
INTERPRETIVE ROUTINES IN THE ILL lAC LIBRARY
MERCURY AUTOCODE, PRINCIPLES OF THE PROGRAM LIBRARY
THE COMPUTER IN THE LIBRARY
A LIBRARY FOR 2000 A.D.
A SPECIALIZED LIBRARY INDEX SEARCH COMPUTER
LIBRARY LOADING WITH ALTERNATE ROUTINE SELECTION
LATION AND EVALUATION OF AUTOMATIC RADAR DATA PI
A LIBRARY OF BLIP SAMPLES FOR USE IN THE REALISTIC SIMU
AUTOMATION OF LIBRARY OPERATIONS
P
ROBABILISTIC INDEXING, A STATISTICAL APPROACH TO THE LIBRARY PROBLE"
THE ANALOGY BETWEEN MECHANICAL TRANSLATION ANO LIBRARY RETRIEVAL
ORIGIN AND SCOPE OF THE LIBYAN PILOT PROJECT
LIBYAN PILOT PROJECT
~
L MAPPING
THE APPLICATION OF THE LICHTENSTEIN-GERSHGORIN INTEGRAL EQUATION IN CONFORMA
ELEMENTARY DIVISORS OF THE LIEBMANN PROCESS
IN LIEU OF DIAGRA"S AND MODELS
THE FIRST YEAR'S EXPERIENCE WITH A COMPUTER IN A LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE
AN APPLICATION OF THE IBM
650 EOPM TO CERTAIN ACTUARIAL PROBLEMS OF A LARGE lIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE
SOME CONTROL AND INTERNAL AUDIT PROBLEMS, INDUSTRIAL LIFE ASSURANCE PREMIUM ACCOUNTING USING AN IBM 650 PU
ELECTRONICS AT WORK IN LIFE INSURANCE ACCOUNTING
LIFE INSURANCE ACCOUNTING
USE OF ELECTRONIC DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEMS IN THE LIFE INSURANCE BUSINESS
THE
POTENTIAL CF LARGE SCALE ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS IN THE LIFE INSURANCE INDUSTRY
PROGRAMMING ORDINARY LIFE INSURANCE OPERATICNS FOR THE DATATRON
LIFE INSURANCE PREMIUM BILLING ANO COM8INED OPERATION
S BY ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT
MEAN LIFE OF PARALLEL ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS. EXPONENTIAL
DISTRI8UTION CASE
RENEWAL PROCESSES
TWO-PARAMETER LIFETIME OI·STR IBUTIONS FOR RELIABILITY STUDIES OF
BROADBANO DEMOOULATORS FOR MICROWAVE-MODULATED LIGHT
NONLINEAR ABSORBERS OF LIGHT
ATION OF INDUSTRIAL SERVICEI
THE MEXICAN POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY INTRODUCES A DIRECT WAY FOR FAST COMPUT
ITRODUCTION AND ESTABLISH
MENT OF A SYSTEM OF COMPUTER PROOUCTION CONTROL IN A LIGHT ENGINEERING FACTORY
IVATI
ON OF wAVE S~APE ANO COHERENCE PROPERTIES OF NATURAL LIGHT USING THE TOOLS OF COMMUNICATION THEORY
THE PROBLEM OF LIGHT-BEAM DEFLECTION AT HIGH FREQUENCIES
LIGHT-INOUCEO PROCESSES IN CUPROUS OXIOE
BANKING 8USINESS

229

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

LAR - LIG
CACM630
AODC62
CACM619
MlP 58

713
195
380
755
TCJ664~ 356
ICC 633 143
PECS52
15
CACM590
3
IBMJ605 518
JACM5B~ 353
JACM574 428
WJCC57 21~
WJCC56
17
CACM62D 602
PGEC601 35
PGEC602 261
PACM58
25
CACM594 13
WJCC59 2'15
CACM63N 685
JACM5B3 266
WJCC56 137
CACM635 21>4
CACM635 261
LSU 51 172
CAS 60 112
IBMJ632 146
AOC 53
21
AUS 60 Bl.3
lCJ3603 142
lCJ2604 198
TCJ4611 ~2
TCJ6631 24
AUS 60015.2
EJCC56
29
ONR 60 162
EDPS61
35
ICSI582 903
5~
EJCC57
CACM634 176
TCJ6631 49
CACM639 544
WJCC61 173
PACM56
31
CACM638 430
MfL 611 97
PGEC611t 752
AUS 60B'3.1
WJCC60
53
CACM61N ~92
MfL 611 159
PACM62
14
TCJ260~ 189
TCJ4612 171
IBMJ591 54
I BMJ582 14B
AUS 60 A3.2
PACM58
61
JACM591 24
ROME62 759
Mfl 611 91
PGEC622 187
MIPP61 326
NSMT60 312
CAN 60 121
CACM625 262
CAM849
36
ONR 54
69
ARAP591 93
CAS 60
35
MCF 61 135
WJCC59
51
CACM61N 496
WCR 58~
B
CAS 61
35
PACM59
13
ICSI582 917
ICC 6115 20
ICC 621
7
BIT 613 141
TCJ661t4 352
AUS 60 Bl.l
TCJ3601
2
AUS 60 A3.1
AUS 60 Al.1t
LSU 51 141
HACC59 8-01
EJCC53
11
CAN 58
42
CAS 56
49
JACM51t1
1
RTCS62 304
I BMJ591 58
OPI 62 199
I8MJ634 3H
PACM58
14
TCJ2593 115
OPI 62
31
OPI 62
98
OPI 62 115
229

LIG - LIS

TITLE WORD INDEX

LEG - LIN

THE LIGHTLY LOADED FOIL BEARING AT lERO ANGLE OF WRAP
I BMJ632 112
COMPUTATION OF A LEAST MAXIMUM APPROXIMATOR AS THE LIMIT OF WEIGHTED LEAST SQUARES APPROXIMATORS
PACM61 12A3
. IN ELECTRCNIC DIFFERENTlALANALYl:ERS I, BANDWIDTH LIMITATIONS
AN ANALYSIS OF CERTAIN ERRORS PGEC57~ 2!>5
DIGITAL COMPUTERS, MATHEMATICAL LOGIC AND PRINCIPAL LIMITATIONS OF COMPUTABILITY
IFIP62
19
CACM59N 18
RUNCIBLE, ALGEBRAIC TRANSLAT.ION ON A LIMITED COMPUTER
E
THE SYNTHESIS OF COMPUTER-LIMITED SAMPLED-DATA SIMULATION AND FILTERING SYSTEMS JCC57 139
LIMITS FOR AUTOMATIC ERROR CORRECTION
SOS 61 181
BIT 62~ 22~
SEARCH LIMITS ON DIVISORS OF ~ERSENNE NUMBERS
THE LINCOLN KEYBOARD, A TYPEWRITER KEYBOARD DESIGNED FOR CACM587
4
COMPUTER INPUT FLEXIBILITY
WJCC57 160
MEMORY UNITS IN THE LINCOLN TX-2
WJCC57 167
TRANSISTOR CIRCUITRY IN THE LINCOLN TX-2
WJCC57 146
A FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION OF THE LINCOLN TX-2 COMPUTER
THE LINCOLN TX-2 COMPUTER DEVELOPMENT
WJCC57 143
THE LINCOLN TX-2 INPUT-OUTPUT SYSTEM
WJCC57 156
RETRIEVAL QUESTIONS FROM THE USE OF LINDE'S INDEXING AND RETRIEVAL SYSTEM
IC51581 763
COMPUTER TO THE OPERATION OF A CRUDE OIL PIPE LINE
THE APPLICATION OF AN ELECTRONIC CAN 58 223
ANSMISSION SYSTEM FOR SWITCHED AND PRIVATE TELEPHONE LINE APPLICATIONS
PHASE REVERSAL DATA TR I BMJ612 93
801
COMPUTER TECHNIQUES IN ASSEM8LY LINE BALANCING (18M 1620, IBM 650. UNIVAC SOLIO STATE CAS 61
62
CATH63 168
SUMMARY OF A HEURISTIC LINE BALANCING PROCEDURE
PROGRAMMING FOR ON-LINE COMPUTATIONS
PECS52
11
SJCC62 129
SOLUTION OF NON-LINEAR INTEGRAL EQUATIONS USING ON-LINE COMPUTER CONTROL
WCR 594 21
AN ERROR CORRECTING ENCCDER AND DECODER FOR PHONE LINE DATA
EJCC57 112
DESIGN TEC~NIQUES FOR MULTIPLE INTERCONNECTED ON-LINE DATA PROCESSORS
IEES56 216
THE ACOUSTIC-DELAY-LINE ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR
ONR 60 311
USE OF SUPERCDNDUCTING TRANSMISSION LINE FOR MEASURING PENETRATION DEPTHS
HOW A RANDOM SOS 61 315
ARRAY OF CELLS CAN LEARN TO TELL WHETHER A STRAIGHT LINE IS STRAIG~T
50S 61 417
A TRANSMISSION LINE LEADING TO SELF-STABILllING SYSTEMS
I8MJ634 278
NONLINEAR WAVE PROPAGATION IN A TRANSMISSION LINE LOADED WITH THIN PERI!ALLOY FILMS
ON-LINE MAN-COMPUTER COMMUNICATION
SJCC62 113
WJCC61
l7
AN ON-LINE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM USING ENGLISH LANGUAGE
TCJ5621 48
NOTE ON THE LINE OVER-RELAXATION FACTOR FOR SMALL MESH SIZE
ICIPS9 232
A QUASI-TCPCUlGICAL METHOD FOR THE RECOGNITION OF LINE PATTERNS
CONTROL CIRCUITS FOR THE LINE PRINTER (DANISHI
BIT 622 112
ON-LINE SALES RECORDING SYSTEM
EJCC57 2!il
FURTHER REMARKS ON LINE SEGMENT CURVE-FITTING USING DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING CACM628 441
CACM616 284
ON THE APPROXIMATION OF CURVES BY LINE SEGMENTS USING DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING
PGEC614 702
A MAGNETOSTRICTIVE DELAY-LINE SHIFT REGISTER
CAS 56
20
DEVElOPMENT OF A PRODUCTS PIPE LINE SIMULATOR ON AN NCR 102A
ADC 53 195
MERCURY DELAY LINE STORAGE
ENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER USING MAGNETOSTRICTIVE DELAY LINE STORAGE
P8-250, A HIGH SPEED SERIAL G EJCC60 283
A SONIC DELAY-LINE STORAGE UNIT FOR A DTGITAL COMPUTER
I EES56 491
STIMULATED EMISSION FROM GAAS JUNCTIONS
LINE WIDTHS AND PRESSURE SHIFTS IN MODE STRUCTURE OF I BMJ612 1!>5
A LINE-DRAWING PATTERN RECOGNllER
WJCC60 351
EQUATION
SOME COMPUTATIONAL RESULTS ON 'TWO-LINE' ITERATIVE METHODS FOR THE BIHARMONIC DIFFERENCE JACM613 359
ADC 53 129
LINEAR ALGEBRA ON THE PILOT ACE
GRAEFFE'S TYPE IGERMANI
IFERATIVE METHODS OF LINEAR ALGEBRA WITH CONVERGENCE OF BERNOULLI'S AND Of ECIP55 171
PACM61 5A3
A DIRECT METHOD FOR SOLVING LINEAR ALGEBRAIC EQUATIONS
TOMM58 1'18
THE SOLUTION OF SYSTEMS OF LINEAR ALGEBRAIC EQUATIONS BY A MONTE CARLO METHOD
6B
IROUTINES ON I EES56
A GENERAL-PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR THE DESIGN OF LINEAR AND NON-LINEAR CONTROL SYSTEMS
PGEC635 526
LINEAR AND NONLINEAR INTERPOLATORS
AUS 63 B.7
VARIABLES RE~UIRED TO BE ZERO OR UNITY
LINEAR AND QUADRATIC PROGRAMMING WITH SOME OR ALL
HARV571 189
~N ALGEBRA FOR PERIODICALLY TIME-VARYING LINEAR BINARY SEQUENCE TRANSDUCERS
JACM583 258
A NOTE ON NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF CERTAIN LINEAR BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS
CACM599 33
THE ALPHA VECTOR TRANSFORMATION OF A SYSTEM OF LINEAR CONSTRAINTS
STUDY OF ASYNCHRONOUSLY EXCITED OSCILLATIONS IN NON-LINEAR CONTROL SYSTEMS BY MEANS OF DIGITAL COMPUTER T AUS 60B'2.2
I8SJ633 248
A PATTERN ICENTIFICATION SYSTEM USING LINEAR DECISION FUNCTIONS
LINEAR DECISION FUNCTIONS WITH APPLICATION TO, PATTERN OCR 62 249
RECOGNITION
PACM56
14
GENERATED ERROR IN THE SOLUTION OF CERTAIN LINEAR DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS
PGEC581 32
COMPUTING AND ERROR MATRICES IN LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS
IRATION HARV~9 16~
METHOD FOR THE SOLUTION OF THE EIGENVALUE PROBLEM OF LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL AND INTEGRAL OPERATORS
4
NCTION WITH APPLICATION TO THE PRACTICAL SOLUTION OF LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS WITH CONSTAN PACM56
CAN 60 276
A COMPILER FOR SOLVING SYSTEMS OF LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
OTE ON DECOMPOSITION INTO FIRST OROER OF MULTi-ORDER LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH CONSTANT COEFFICIE TCJ2593 144
NTS
NOTE ON THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH CONSTANT COEFFICIE TCJ6632 206
3
NTS BY THE ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANI
SOLUTION OF LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH VARIABLE COEFFICIE PGEC534
JACM551 42
IMPLICIT VS. ·CXPLICIT RECURRENCE FORMULAS FOR THE LINEAR DIFFUSION EQUATION
LINEAR DISCRIMINATION OPTICAL-ELECTRONIC IMPLEMENTATI OPI 62 145
ON TECHNIQUES
IBMJ612 151
THE DYNAMICS OF A SUBHARMONIC OSCILLATOR WITH LINEAR DISSIPATION
HACCS9
22
LINEAR ELECTRONIC COMPUTER ELEMENTS
PGEC572 74
DYNAMIC ACCURACY AS A DESIGN CRITERION OF LINEAR ELECTRONIC-ANALOG DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS
A GENERALllED METHOD FOR FINDING ROOTS OF NON-LINEAR EQUATIDNS
PACM61 5A2
ON LEAST SQUARES SOLUTIONS OF LINEAR EQUATIONS
JACM614 628
ON THE SOLUTION OF CERTAIN TRI-OIAGONAL SYSTEMS OF LINEAR EQUATIONS
NOTE TCJ5634 327
QTH' APPROXIMATION OF AN OVERDETERMINED SYSTEM OF LINEAR EQUATIONS
ON THE 'BEST' AND 'LEAST J ACM573 341
NS BY THEIR PERFORMANCE OF THE ITERATIVE SOLUTION OF LINEAR EQUATIONS
ICO~PARISON OF MACHINE ORGANIZATIO JACM594 416
97
ONLINEAR ITERATIVE PROCEDURES FOR SOLVING SYSTEMS OF LINEAR EQUATIONS (FRENCH)
SOME N IFIP62
WO-POINT 80UNDARY CONDITIONS
THE SOLUTION OF NON-LINEAR EQUATIONS AND OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH T TCJ4613 255
AUS 608' 5.3
THE SOLUTION OF SIMULTANEOUS LINEAR EQUATIONS ARISING FROM PARTIAL D.E.'S
SOLUTION OF SIMULTANEOUS LINEAR EQUATIONS USING A MAGNETIC-TAPE STORE
TCJ36Dl 28
A ROUTINE TO FIND THE SOLUTION OF SIMULTANEOUS LINEAR EQUATIONS WITH POLYNOMIAL COEFFICIENTS
CACM594 16
TCJ~613 2~2
MATRIX
ITERATIVE METHODS FOR LINEAR EQUATIONS WITH SYMMETRIC POSITIVE DEFINITIVE
AUS 63 B.17
LINEAR EQUATIONS, SOME REMARKS ON CURRENT THEORY
A NON-LINEAR ESTIMATION PROGRAM
PACM59
72
I BMJ6D3 321
SYNTHESIS OF SWITCHING FUNCTIONS BY LINEAR GRAPH THEORY
I BMJ573 239
THE LINEAR HALL EFFECT
IEES56 158
THE SOLUTION OF NON-LINEAR HEAT-CONDUCTION PROBLEMS ON THE PILOT ACE
SOLUTION OF SYSTEMS OF LINEAR INEQUALITIES ON A DIGITAL COMPUTeR
PACM52P 91
JACM573 314
ON BATEMAN'S METHOD FOR SOLVING LINEAR INTEGRAL EQUATIONS
SJCC62 129
CONTROL
SOLUTION OF NON-LINEAR INTEGRAL EQUATIONS USING ON-LINE COMPUTER
WJCC59 255
MORE ACCURATE LINEAR LEAST SQUARES
DISJUNCTIVEL Y LINEAR LOGIC NET.S
PGEC625 623
BIT 631 27
A SPECIAL STABILITY PROBLEM FOR LINEAR MULTISTEP METHODS
JACM62~ 440
AN ALGORITHM FOR THE NUMERICAL APPLICATION OF A LINEAR OPERATOR
INCREASED DIGITAL IBMJ631 22
MAGNETIC RECCRDING READBACK RESOLUTION BY MEANS Of A LINEAR PASSIVE NETWORK
PACM52P 97
COMPUTATIONAL PROBLEMS OF LINEAR PROGRAM~ING
CAS 55
53
CUTTING COSTS WITH LINEAR PROGRAMMING
WJCC56
75
COMPUTER DESIGN TO FACILITATE LINEAR PROGRAMMING
I tlP59
99
SYMPOSIUM ON LINEAR PROGRAMMING
AUS 60 AB.3
SOURCES AND COLLECTION OF DATA FOR LINEAR PROGRAMMING
TCJ3601 45
SIMULTANEOUS EQUATIONS ANO LINEAR PROGRAM~ING
230

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY

19~6-1963

230

LIN - LOG

TITLE WORD INDEX

SOLVING A MATRIX GAME BY LINEAR PROGRAM~ING
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN LINEAR PROGRAMMING
TJ.!E USE OF APPROXIMATION METHODS IN LINEAR PROGRAM~ING
A GENERALIZATION OF THE TRANSPORTATION METHOD OF LINEAR PROGRAM~ING
A NON-LINEAR PROGRAM~ING ALGORITHM WITH APPLICATION TO
PRODUCT ALLOCATION
LINEAR PROGRAMMING APPLIED TO UHRAVIOLET ABSORPTION
SPECTROSCOPY
A MODIFIED
INVERSION PROCEOURE FOR PRODUCT FORM OF T~E INVERSE LINEAR PROGRAM~ING CODES
LINEAR PROGRAM~ING OF HIGH-SPEED COMPUTERS
LINEAR PROGRAM~ING ON AUTOMATIC COMPUTERS
LINEAR PROGRAMMING ON THE BENDIX G-15 COMPUTER
SIMPLEX
METHOD WITH PSEUDO-BASIC VARIABLES FOR STRUCTURED LINEAR PROGRAM~ING PROBLEMS
A DECISION RULE FOR IMPROVED EFFICIENCY IN SOLVING LINEAR PROGRAMMING PROBLEMS WITH THE SIMPLEX ALGORITH
DESIGN OF COMPUTER CIRCUITS USING LINEAR PROGRAM~ING TECHNIQUES
DESIGN CF COMPUTER CIRCUITS USING LINEAR PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES
APPLICATION OF INTEGER LINEAR PROGRAMMING TO A SPLIT PROBLEM IFRENCHI
THE APPLICATION OF LINEAR PROGRAMMING TO THE DESIGN OF ANIMAL FEEOING
STUFFS
THE VALUE OF LINEAR PROGRAMMING TO THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY
LARGE LINEAR PROGRAMS
TO THE CALCULATION OF CONVEX AND, MORE SPECifiCALLY, LINEAR PROGRAMS IFRENCHI
IGRAMS, THEIR APPLICATION
DIGITAL COMPUTERS FOR LINEAR REAL-TI~E CONTROL SYSTEMS
MULTIPLE LINEAR REGRESSION MOOELS
OIGITAL COMPUTER
LINEAR REGRESSION ON THE ELECTROOATA EI01 ELECTRONIC
RELIABILITY Of A MATRIX TYPE MAGNETIC STORE WITH LINEAR SELECTION
A LINEAR SELECTION DIODE STEERED CORE MEMORY
A TEST FOR LINEAR SEPARABILITY AS APPLIED TO SELF-ORGANIZING
MACHINES
ANALOG COMPUTER ANALYSIS OF THE PERfORMANCE OF A NON-LINEAR SERVO-SYSTEM SUBJECTED TO STATISTICAL INPUT
A COMPUTER fOR SOLVING LINEAR SIMULTANEOUS EQUATIONS USING THE RESIOUE NUMBE
R SYSTEM
LINEAR SYSTEM APPROXIMtTlON BY DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER
SIMULATION OF ORTHONORMAL APPROXIMATION FUNCTIONS
OPTIMIZATION OF ANALOG COMPUTER LINEAR SYSTEM CYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS
EQUATIONS OF THE FIRST KI~D BY THE INVERSION OF THE LINEAR SYSTEM PRODUCED BY QUADRATURE
IHOLM INTEGRAL
ERRORS IN ITERATIVE SOLUTIONS OF LINEAR SYSTEMS
CHEBYSHEV POLYNOMIALS IN THE SOLUTION OF LARGE-SCALE LINEAR SYSTEMS
SYMPOSIUM ON METHODS FOR SOLVING LINEAR SYSTEMS
THE SOLUTION OF LINEAR SYSTEMS BY RICHARDSON'S METHOD
SOLUTION OF LINEAR SYSTEMS BY RICHAROSON'S METHOD
NOTES ON THE SOLUTION Of LINEAR SYSTEMS INVOLVING INEQUALITIES
CETERMINISTIC AND STOCHASTIC RESPONSE OF LINEAR TIME VARIABLE SYSTEMS
LINEAR-INPUT LOGIC
THE
REALIZATICN OF SYMMETRIC SWITCHING FUNCTIONS WITH LINEAR-INPUT LOGICAL ELEMENTS
LINEAR-SEGMENT FUNCTION GENERATOR
AN ANALCG-TIl-CIGITAL CONVERTER WITH AN IMPROVED LINEAR-SWEEP GENERATOR
A UN
IQUE VARIABLE TIME DELAY NETWORK WITH APPLICATION TO LINEARIZING MAGNETIC RECOROING SYSTEMS
A SIMPLIFIED PROCEDURE FOR THE REALIZATION OF LINEARLY-SEPARABLE SWITCHING FUNCTIONS
SfATIC MAGNETIC DELAY LINES
APPLICATIONS OF MAGNETOSTRICTION DELAY LINES
THE
ELECTRONIC RESERVATIONS SYSTEM FOR TRANS-CANADA AIR LINES
SHOCK WAVES IN NONLINEAR TRANSMISSION LINES AND EFFECT ON PARAMETRIC AMPLIFICATION
MERCURY DELAY LINES AS A MEMeRY UNIT
MAGNETOSTRICTIVE ULTRASONIC DELAY LINES FOR A PCM COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
ELECTRICAL OELAY LINES FOR DIGITAL COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
WIRE-TYPE ACOUSTIC DELAY LINES FOR OIGITAL STORAGE
MPUTING MACHINE
THE USE OF ELECTROMAGNETIC DELAY LINES IN THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY MARK II DIGITAL CO
ELECTRONICS (GERMANI
PROGRESSION LINES OF A COMPUTER DEVELOPMENT FROM MECHANICS TO
A FOURTH LEVEL OF LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS
THREE LEVelS OF LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS IN MACHINE TRANSLATION
THREE LEVELS OF LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS IN MACHINE TRANSLATION
LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS OF RUSSIAN CHE~ICAL TERMINOLOGY
AUTOMATIC LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS, A HEURISTIC PROBLEM
LINGUISTIC AND MACHINE METHODS FOR COMPILING AND UPDA
TING THE HARVARD AUTOMATIC DICTIONARY
THE LINGUISTIC APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTING MACHINERY
SOME LINGUISTIC ASPECTS OF INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
ON THE SEMANTICAl INTERPRETATION OF LINGUISTIC ENTITIES THAT FUNCTION STRUCTURAllY
A TAPE DICTIONARY FOR LINGUISTIC EXPERIMENTS
THE SOLUTION OF MT LlNGUIS TIC PROBLEMS THROUGH LEX ICOGRAPHY
LINGUISTIC RESEARCH AT THE RAND CORPORATION
ATICS, A TIME-~OTION STUDY OF A MINIATURE MECHANICAL LINGUISTIC SYSTEM
MECHANICAL PRAGM
LINGUISTIC TRANSFORMATIONS FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
A PARAMETERISED COMPILER BASEO ON ~ECHANISED LINGUISTICS
GCA BY AUTOMATIC VOICE DATA LINK
REMOTE OPERATION OF A CCMPUTER BY HIGH SPEED DATA LINK
THE CONCEPT OF THE LINK SEGMENT SYSTEM
RE CORD 1I NK AGE
EFFICIENT LINKAGE OF GRAPHICAL DATA WITH OIGITAL COMPUTERS
UTILISATION OF AN ANALOGUE-TO-DIGITAL LINKAGE SYSTEM IN A BIG SCIENTifIC COMPUTING CENTRE
THE LINKING SEGMENT SUBPROGRAM LANGUAGE AND LINKING LOADER
THE LINKING SEGMENT SUBPROGRA~ LANGUAGE ANO LINKING
LOADER
MULTIPLE INPUT-OUTPUT LINKS IN COMPUTER SYSTEMS
A VARIATIONAL APPROXIMATION FOR STURM-LIOUVILLE PROBLEMS
DIFFUSION OF GAS FROM A LIQUID INTO AN EXPANDING BUBBLE
A LIQUID SCINTILLATION COUNTER USING ANTICOINCIDENCE
SHIELDING
AN ABSTRACT COMPUTER WITH A LISP-LIKE MACHINE LANGUAGE WITHOUT A LABEL OPERATOR
LISP, A PROGRAMMING SYSTEM FOR SYMBOLIC MANIPULATIONS
A DELAY-LINE PUSH-DOWN LIST
NOTE ON A
METHOD OF FORMING A SORTING KEY FOR A PARTLY ORDERED LIST
THE MULTI-LIST CENTRAL PROCESSOR
ES
THE USE OF CHAIN LIST MATRICES FOR THE ANALYSIS OF COBOL DATA STRUCTUR
I, K LESS THAN 10, P LESS THAN 15000
LIST OF ALL PRIME OIVISORS Q = 2KP+l OF 12 TO THE PIDATATRCN 205, AND UNIVAC SS-80
A LIST OF COMPUTER SYSTEMS PROGRAMS FOR THE IBM 650,
THE OESCRIPTION LIST OF CONCEPTS
TOPOLOGICAL ORDERING OF A LIST OF RANOOMLY-NUMBERED ELEMENTS OF A NETWORK
OUTLINE FOR A MULTI-LIST ORGANIZED SYSTEM
A MACHINE ORGANIZATION FOR A GENERAL PURPOSE LIST PROCESSOR
SYMMETRIC LIST PROCESSOR
TALL, A lIST PROCESSOR FOR THE PHILCO 2000 CCMPUTER
KNOTT EO LIST STRUCTURES
KNOTTED LIST STRUCTURES
MAPPEO LIST STRUCTURES
THE MULTI-LIST SYSTEM fOR REAL-TIME STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL
A,MEMCRY ORGANIZATION FOR AN ELEMENTARY LIST-PROCESSING COMPUTER
A FDRTRAN-COMPILED LIST-PROCESSI~G LANGUAGE
231

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

LIG - LIS
I BMJ605 !j07
AIC 612 296
IFIP62 180
AUS 63 B.3
PACM5'!
27
CACM632 66
CACM627 382
LSU 56 175
ECIP55 188
CAS 59
13
TCB6634 126
CACM609 509
NCR 612 224
PGEC624 518
IFIP62 195
BCS 58 616
CAS 62 169
IFIP62 173
ICIP59
93
EJCC53
33
CABS62 204
LSU 57 189
CENG5'! 15B
PACM59
45
SOS 62 503
AUS 60 C"/.4
PGEC622 164
PGEC5'l2 204
WJCC61 315
JACM631 'H
PACM52T 30
PACM52T 124
ICIP59 108
PACM5'!
6B
JACM603 274
HARV49 137
PGEC635 532
PGEC611
6
PGEC613 3'71
PGEC626 780
NCR 537
7
NCR 612 101
PGEC624 447
HARV49
91
ADC 53 199
CAN 60
24
IBMJ604 391
HARV47 103
PGEC603 329
PGEC532
5
IEES56 497
IEES56 483
DIP 62 508
Mfl 611 159
PACM58
61
JACM591 24
Mfl 611 249
MTL 612 655
ICSI582 951
AUS 571 107
MIPP61 134
Mfl 612 543
FJCC63 419
NSMT60 H2
NSMT60
13
tACM62D 5"16
ICSI582 937
ARAP634 125
WCR 584 28
FJCC62 170
PACM61 12t4
CACM62N 563
PWCS54
32
lFIP62 136
CACM637 391
CACM637 391
I BMJ623 306
PACM56
IB
IBMJ623 329
I BMJ632 135
CPfS61
71
PACM59
35
PGEC636 872
TCJ6631 74
WOC062 214
PACM62
14
8 IT 634 222
CACM600 537
CACM628 426
CACM614 167
PACM59
41
PGEC636 707
CACM639 524
CACM629 4B4
PACM61 583
CACM623 161
CACM638 435
IFIP62 273
PGEC6H 262
PACM59
37
231

LIS - LOG

TITLE WORD INDEX

LIN - LOG

A FORTRAN-COMPILED
ALP, AN AUTOCOOE
PERIMENT WITH A SELF-COMPILING COMPILER FOR A SIMPLE
IONS FOR A FAST lOGIC SYSTEM
APPLICATION OF
RECURSIVE SUBSCRIPTING COMPILERS AND
I NFORMA TJ ON
A
AUTOMATIC PREPARATION OF FLOW CHART
A METHOD FOR OVERLAPPING AND ERASURE OF
SYMBOL MANIPULATION BY THREADED
ATOMS AND
LIKE ASSEMBLY PROCESSOR
THE USE OF THREADED

LIST-PROCESSING LANGUAGE
JACM602 81
LIST-PROCESSING LANGUAGE
TCJ5621 28
LIST-PROCESSING LANGUAGE
AN EX ·ARAP634
1
LIST-PROCESSING METHODS.TO THE DESIGN OF INTERCONNECT TCJ6644 321
LIST-TYPE MEMORIES
CACM592
4
LIST-TYPE STORAGE TECHNIQUE FOR ALPHANUMERIC
CACM638 433
LISTINGS
JACM581 51
LISTS
CACM60D 655
LISTS
CACM604 195
LISTS
TCJ4611 41
LISTS IN CONSTRUCTING A COMBINED ALGOL AND MACHINECACM611 36
LITERARY DATA PROCESSING
IBMJ513 249
APPROACH TO MECHANIZED ENCODING AND SEARCHING OF LITERARY INFOR"ATION
A STATISTICAL IBMJ514 309
READING RUSSIAN SCIENTIFIC LITERATURE
OCR 62
61
ORMATION STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS FOR TECHNICAL LITERATURE
THE MECHANIZATION OF INF AUS 60 B1.2
ACHING MECHANIZATION OF NOVELTY SEARCH OF THE PATENT LITERATURE
THE POSSIBILITIES OF FAR-RE ICSI582 1011
THE AUTOMATIC CREATION OF LITERATURE ABSTRACTS
IBMJ582 159
REQUIREMENTS OF FOREST SCIENTISTS FOR LITERATURE AND REFERENCE SERVICES
ICSI581 261
ENliSTS AND ENGINEI
STUDY ON THE USE OF SCIENTIFIC LITERATURE AND REFERENCE SERVICES BY SCANDINAVIAN SCI ICSI581 19
REVIEW LITERATURE AND THE CHEMIST
ICSI581 545
THE USE OF TECHNICAL LITERATURE BY INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGISTS
ICSI581 245
THE PERIODICAL LITERATURE OF COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY
ICC 6114 1
A SELECTED DESCRIPTOR-INDEXED BIBLIOGRAPHY TO THE LITERATURE ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
CATH6) 453
ANALYTICAL STUDY OF A METHOD FOR LITERATURE SEARCH IN ABSTRACTING JOURNALS
ICSI581 351
SEMANTIC ROAD MAPS FOR LITERATURE SEARCHERS
JACM614 553
THE MECHANIZATION OF LITERATURE SEARCHING
MTP 58 789
THEORETICAL ASPECTS OF THE MECHANIZATION OF LITERATURE SEARCHING
DIP 62 406
DEVELOPMENT REPORT AND LITERATURE SURVEY ON DIGITAL COMPUTERS IGERMANI
DIP 62 650
liON
INFORMATION AND LITERATURE USE IN A RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ORGANIlA ICSI581 131
AN EXPERIMENT IN MECHANICAL SEARCHING OF RESEARCH LITERATURE WITH RAMAC
WJCC58 168
JOURNALS
CURRENT MEDICAL LITERATURE, A ~UANTITATIVE SURVEY OF ARTICLES AND
ICSI581 435
MACHINE-MADE INDEX FOR TECHNICAL LITERATURE, AN EXPERIMENT
IBMJ584 354
AN ATTEMPT TO SIMULATE THE LIVER ON A COMPUTER
.
TCJ5623 221
VISUAL INFORMATION PROCESSING IN THE BEETLE LIXUS
OPI 62 124
THE LLT AND QR MET~OOS FOR SYMMETRIC TRIDIAGONAL MATRICES TCJ6631 99
THE LMO EDIT COMPILER
ONR 54 114
A NEW METHOD FOR COMPUTING ECONOMIC LOAO DISPATCHING IN POWER SYSTEMS «FRENCHI
IFIP62 241
AND DIGITAL COMPUTING MAC~INES FOR AIRCRAFT DYNAMIC LOAO PROBLEMS
THE INTEGRATED USE OF ANALOG WJCC55
66
AUTOMATIC LOAD PROJECTION AND SUBSTATION PLANNING BY COMPUTER
CAN 60 193
DIGITAL COMPUTERS AND THE LOAD-FLOW PROBLEM
IEES56
16
LOAO-SHARING CORE SWITCHES BASED ON BLOCK DESIGNS
PGEC623 346
A LOAD-SHARING MATRIX SWITCH
IBMJ583 204
ON THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF NOISELESS LOAD-SHARING MATRIX SWITCHES
PGEC623 369
THE LIGHTLV LOADED FOIL BEARING AT ZERO ANGLE OF WRAP
IBMJ632 112
NONLINEAR WAVE PROPAGATION IN A TRANSMISSION LINE LOADED WITH THIN PERMALLOY FILl'S
IBMJ634 2"1B
THE· LINKING SEGMENT SUBPROGRAM LANGUAGE AND LINKING LOADER
CIICM637 391
RATING SYSTEI' PART III, THE EXPANDED FUNCTION OF THE LOAOER
DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED PROGRAMMING AND OPE IBSJ633 298
A MODEL FOR WEEKLY SHOP LOIIDING
TCJI582 87
CONTROL OF AIRCRAFT LOADING
EDPS61 293
CONTROL SYSTEM FOR LOGICAL BLOCK DIAGNOSIS WITH DATA LOADING
A CACM6D4 236
THE MACHINE LOADING PROBLEM
PACM59
28
A SEMI-AUTOMATIC STORAGE ALLOCATION SYSTEM AT LOADING TIME
CACM61D 446
LIBRARY LOADING WITH ALTERNATE ROUTINE SELECTION
CACM61N 496
BUILD-UP IN AVALANCHE TRANSISTORS WITH RESISTANCE LOADS
CURRENT PGEC604 456
PROBLEMS OF LOCAL AUTHORITIES IN DATA PROCESSING
TCJ2593 105
USE OF A COMPUTER BY A MEDIUM-SIZED LOCAL AUTHORITY
TCB1631
1
ALPHA-NUMERIC CHARACTER RECOGNITION USING LOCAL OPERATIONS
EJCC59 218
LOCAL PROGRAMMING METHODS AND CONVENTIONS
MANC51
12
SYSTEM
MODELS AND THE LOCALIZATION OF FUNCTION IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS
MTP 58 669
SPATIAL VARIATION OF CURRENTS AND FIELDS DUE TO LOCALIZED SCATTERERS IN METALLIC CONDUCTION
IBMJ513 223
COMMUNICATION BETWEEN REMOTELY LOCATED DIGITAL COMPUTERS
EJCC51 194
NOTE ON AN EXTREMUM LOCATING ALGORITHM
TCJ5623 193
FIELO PERFORMANCE OF A NEW AUTOMATIC FAULT-LOCATING MEANS
WJCC51 211
MEMORY
LOCATING THE LARGEST WORD IN A FILE USING A MODIFIED JACM613 418
COSTS
ON THE LOCATION OF SUPPLY POINTS TO MINIMIZE TRANSPORTATION IBSJ632 129.
INTEGRATION AND AUTOMATIC FAULT LOCATION TECHNIQUES IN LARGE DIGITAL DATA. SYSTEMS
SJCC62 213
CENTRAL CONTROL OF ONE MILLION PARTS LOCATIONS
CAN 62
53
METHOD FOR SOLVING POLYNOMiAlS AND FINDING ROOT LOCI
AN AUTOMATIC ANALOG COMPUTER NCR 514 164
TO OIGITAL SYSTEI'S
PARAMETRIC PHASE-LOCKED OSCILLATOR, CHARACTERISTICS AND APPLICATIONS
PGEC593 271
CALCULATED WAVEFORMS FOR TUNNEL DIODE LOCKED PAIR
PIRE611 146
CALCULATED WAVEFORMS FOR THE TUNNEL DIODE LOCKED-PAIR CIRCUIT
EJCC60 233
A NOTE ON RANGE TRANSFORMATIONS FOR SQUARE ROOT AND LOGARITHM
CACM636 306
SWITCHING TRANSISTORS
ANALOG LOGARITHMIC AND ANTILOGARITHMIC CIRCUITS USING
WJCC57 121
VARIABLE STRUCTURE DIGITAL COMPUTER
LOGARITHMIC AND EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION EVALUATION IN A PGEC622 155
ATION OF CONVEX AND, MORE SPECIFICALLY, LINEAR PRI
LOGARITHMIC PROGRAMS, THEIR APPLICATION TO THE CALCUL ICIP59
93
PULSE GENERATOR WITH LOGARITHMIC SPACING
PGEC624 531
PWCS54
19
A LOGARITHMIC VOLTAGE QUANTIZER
PGEC554 150
A LOGARITHMIC VOLTAGE QUANTIlER
A SUBROUTINE ~eTHOD FOR CALCULATING LOGARITHMS
CACM585
5
COMPUTER I'ULTIPLICATION AND DIVISION USING BINARY LOGARITHMS
PGEC624 512
.D.P. INSTALLATIONS AND PROVISIONAl RI
OPERATIONAL LOGGING AND RECORDING TECHNIQUES USED IN GOVERNMENT A RMCS60
1
MICROWAVE LOGIC
HARV572 334
SYMMETRICAL TRANSISTOR LOGIC
WJCC58
27
AUTOMATIC IMPLEMENTATION OF COMPUTER LOGIC
CACN585 14
USE OF A CO~PUTER TO DESIGN CHARACTER RECOGNITION lOGIC
EJCC59 205
A NEW APPROACH TO HIGH-SPEED LOGIC
WJCC59 211
MEGACYCLE MAGNETIC ROD LOGIC
WCR 594 21
"AGNETIC ANALOGS OF RELAY CONTACT NETWORKS FOR LOGIC
PGEC6D1 30
A METHeD FOR THE DESIGN OF PATTERN RECOGNITION LOGIC
PGEC601 48
CONDITIONAL-SU" AOOITION LOGIC
PGEC602 226
CORRECTION TO CONDITIONAL-SUI' ADDITION LO.GIC
PGEC604 509
A SIMPLIFIED PROOF METHOD FOR ELEMENTARY LOGIC
CPFS61
87
LINEAR-INPUT LOGIC
PGEC611
6
AXIOMATIC MAJORITY-DECISION LOGIC
PGEC6Il 11
FLOW TABLE LOGIC
PIRE611 221
TUNNEL DIODE THRESHOLD LOGIC
NCR 612 271
PROPOSAL FOR MAGNETIC DOMAIN-WALL STORAGE AND LOGIC
PGEC614 708
INTRODUCTION TO COOING AND PROBLEM LOGIC
CHBK62
17
QUADDED LOGIC
RICS62 205
.
TABLES. FLOW CHARTS AND PROGRAM LOGIC
IBSJ621 51
232

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-L963

232

LOG - LOG

TITLE WORD INDEX

TERNARY THRESHOLD
AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY ON NOR AND NAND
TABLE METHOD FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF COMBINATIONAL
AUTOMATED DESIGN OF MULTI FONT PRINT RECOGNITION
DEVICES ~SlNG DIRECT-COUPLED UNIPOLAR TRANSISTOR
ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE PROGRAM UTILIZING BINARY
TO RESISTOR-TRANSISTOR-TUNNEL-DIOOE NANOSECOND
FUNCTIONS OF SEVERAL VARIABLES USING ANALOG OIODE
AND LOGICAL DESIGN WITH DIRECT-COUPLED TRANSISTOR
ONCEPTION ANC THEIR APPLICABILITY TO COMPUTER OESIGN
FUNCTIONS OF SEVERAL VARIABLES USING ANALOG DIODE
COMPUTER
A THREE-VALUEO SYSTEM OF
CIRCUITS
CONSIDERATIONS IN OPTOELECTRONIC
DIGITAL COMPUTERS. MATHEMATICAL
MAJORITY
FORMAL
ENCAPSULATED
NCR 315 CURRENT MODE DIODE
NANOSECOND
CORES
THE CHECKING OF COMPUTER
A GENERALIZED RESISTOR-TRANSISTOR
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF
OIRECT COUPLED TRANSISTOR
DIRECT-COUPLED TRANSISTOR
SYSTEM APPLICATION OF HYBRIO
SQUARE-LOOP MAGNETIC
FAST MICROWAVE
FAST MICROWAVE
ESAKI DIODE
TUNNEL DIODE
DIODELESS CORE
ESAKI DIODE NOT-OR
TRANSIENTS IN COMBINATION
SOME NEW HIGH-SPEED TUNNEL-DIODE
BIAS-CONTROLLED TUNNEL-PAIR
OF THEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF HIGH-SPEED JUNCTION DIODE
SIGNAL DEGENERATION AND GATE COMPATIBILITY IN
CHARACTERISTICS FOR DIRECT-COUPLED TRANSISTOR
OF DESIGNING LOW-LEVEL. HIGH-SPEED SEMICONDUCTOR
RCUITS THE EFFECTS OF INTERCONNECTIONS ON HIGH-SPEED

LOGIC
LOGIC
A TRUTH
LOGIC
LOGIC
COMPUTERLOGIC
INTEGRATEO
LOG I C
A GENERALI ZEO
LOGIC
A NEW APPROACH
LOGIC
A METHOO OF GENERATING
LOGIC
CIRCUIT CONSIDERATIONS
LOGIC
OCTAL DIAGRAMS OF BINARY C
LOGIC
CORRECTION TO A METHOD OF GENERATION
LOGIC AND ALGEBRAS
LOGIC AND ITS APPLICATION TO BASE THREE DIGITAL
LOGIC AND MEMORY ARRAYS
LOGIC AND PRINCIPAL LIMITATIONS OF COMPUTABILITY
LOGIC AND PROBLEMS OF PROBABILISTIC BEHAVIOR
LOGIC AND SWITCHING CIRCUITS
LOGIC BLOCKS. THE A.W'.A. 'DATABLOC' SYSTEM
LOGIC BUILDING BLOCKS
LOGIC BY AMPLITUDE MODULATION AT X BAND
LOGIC BY ORDERED FLUX CHANGES IN MULTIPATH FERRITE
LOGIC BY SIMULATION ON A COMPUTER
LOGIC CIRCUIT AND SOME APPLICATIONS
LOGIC CIRCUIT PERFORMANCE IN DIGITAL SYSTEMS
LOGIC CIRCUITRY
LOGIC CIRCUITRY
LOGIC CIRCUITRY
LOGIC CIRCUITS
LOGIC CIRCUITS
LOGIC CIRCUITS
LOGIC CIRCUITS
LOGIC CIRCUITS
LOGIC CIRCUITS
LOGIC CIRCUITS
LOGIC CIRCUITS
LOGIC CIRCUITS
LOGIC CIRCUITS
A METHOO
LOGIC CIRCUITS
PREOICTING
LOGIC CIRCUITS
TRANSISTOR
LOGIC CIRCUITS
A NEW METHOD
LOGIC CIRCUITS
IRCONNECTIONS ON HIGH-SPEED LOGIC CI
LOGIC CIRCUITS
LOGIC CIRCUITS FOR A TRANSISTOR DIGITAL COMPUTER
TRANSISTOR RESISTOR LOGIC CIRCUITS FOR DIGITAL OATA SYSTEMS
THE EFFECTS OF INTERCONNECTIONS ON HIGH-SPEED LOGIC CIRCUITS THE EFFECTS OF INTERCONNECTIONS ON HIG
H-SI
MICROWAVE LOGIC CIRCUITS USING DIODES
SURVEY
LOGIC CIRCUITS USING SQUARE-LOOP MAGNETIC DEVICES. A
INTERCOMMUNICATING CELLS. BASIS FOR A DISTRIBUTED LOGIC COMPUTER
STORED LOGIC COMPUTING
BLOCK DIAGRAMS IN LOGIC DESIGN
AN EXPERIMENTAL SYSTEM FOR LOGIC DESIGN D~TA ACCUMULATION AND RETRIEVAL
A LOGIC DESIGN FOR A MICROWAVE COMPUTER
THE LOGIC DESIGN OF THE FC-4100 DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
LOGIC DESIGN OF THE RCA BIZMAC COMPUTER
LOGIC OESIGN SYMBOLISM FOR DIRECT-COUPLED TRANSISTOR
CIRCUITS IN DIGITAL COMPUTERS
A LOGIC DESIGN TRANSLATOR
THE RECORDING, CHECKING. ANO PRINTING OF LOGIC DIAGRAMS
A SYSTEMATIC METHOD FOR COMPUTER SIMPLIFICATION OF LOGIC DIAGRAMS
DEPOSITED MAGNETIC FILMS AS LOGIC ELEMENTS
DIGITAL FLUIO LOGIC ELEMENTS
PICTURE LOGIC FOR BACCHUS A FOURTH-GENERATION COMPUTER
FAST CARRY LOGIC FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
SOME THEOREMS USEFUL IN THRESHOLO LOGIC FOR ENUMERATING BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS
ASSOCIATIVE LOGIC FOR HIGHLY PARALLEL SYSTEMS
SH1ULATlON
DESIGN OF LOGIC FOR RECOGNITION OF PRINTED CHARACTERS BY
THE DESIGN OF A LOGIC FOR THE RECOGNITION OF PRINTED CHARACTERS BY
SIMULATION
AN ALGORITHM
FOR DETERMINING MINIMAL REPRESENTATIONS OF A LOGIC FUNCTION
MAJOR lTY GATE LOGIC I~PROVES DIGITAL SYSTEM RELIABILITY
MAGNETIC CORE LOGIC IN A HIGH SPEED CARD-TO-TAPE CONVERTER
FfRR ITE CORE LOGIC IN ALL-MAGNETIC TECHNIQUE
STORAGE ANO LOGIC IN AN OPTICAL DIGITAL COMPUTER
SYMBOLIC LOGIC IN LANGUAGE ENGINE(RING
LOGIC MATRICES AND THE TRUTH FUNCTION PROBLE~
MINIMUM TRANSISTOR LOGIC MODULES FOR AIR-BORNE CONTROL APPLICATIONS
OISJUNCTlVELY .LINEAR LOGIC NETS
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF TRANSISTOR-RESISTOR LOGIC NETWORKS
A THEOREM FOR OERIVING MAJORITY-LOGIC NETWORKS WITHIN AN AUGMENTED BOOLEAN ALGEBRA
THE LOGIC OF AUTOMATA, PART I
THE LOGIC OF AUTOMATA. PART II
THE LOGIC Of AUTOMATIC FOR~ULA SYNTHESIS
THE LOGIC OF BIDIRECTIONAL BINARY COUNTERS
THE LOGIC OF FIXED AND GROklNG AUTO~ATA
THE OPERATION AND LOGIC OF THE MARK III ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR IN VIEW
OF OPERATING EXPERIENCE
STATE-LOGIC RELATIONS IN AUTO~OMOUS SEQUENTIAL NETWORKS
~ eIBLIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF ALL-MAGNETIC LOGIC SCHEMES
LOGIC STRUCTURE TABLES
APPLICATION OF LIST-PROCESSING
METHODS TO HE DESIGN OF INTERCONNECTIONS FOR A FAST LOGIC SYSTEM
TEST INSTRUCTIONS
A PROCEDURE FOR CONVERTING LOGIC TABLE CONDITIONS INTO AN EFFICIENT SEQUENCE OF
A DYNAMIC LOGIC TECHNIQUE FOR SIXTEEN MEGACYCLE CLOCK RATE
PROGRAMMING THE LOGIC THEORY MACHINE
EMPIRICAL EXPLORATIDNS OF THE LOGIC THEORY MACHINE. A CASE STUDY IN HEURISTIC
EMPIRICAL EXPLORATIONS WITH THE LOGIC THEORY MACHINE. A CASE STUDY IN HEURISTICS
SYMBOLIC LOGIC T~UTH MATRICES ON A CO~PUTER
THRESHOLD LOGIC WITH ONE OR MORE THAN ONE THRESHOLO
AN ENGINEERING APPLICATION OF LOGIC-STRUCTURE TABLES
LOGIC. DISCOVE~Y, AND THE FOUNOAT.ICNS OF COMPUTING
MACHINERY
eIBLIOGRAPHY ON SWITCHING CIRCUITS AND LOGICAL ALGEBRA
CIRCUITS TO PERFORM LOGICAL AND CO~TROL FUNCTIONS WITH MAGNETIC CORES
LOGICAL AND OT~ER ~INDS OF INOEPENDENCE
NEW LOGICAL AND SYSTEMS CONCEPTS
233

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

LIS - LOG
PGEC6H
PGEC635
PGEC614
I BMJ631
PGEC592
PACM59
PGEC625
PGEC632
HARV512
CACM599
PGEC635
LSU 56
ICIP59
OPI 62
IFIP62
50S 62
PACM52P
lUS 63
NCR 624
PGEC593
NCR 5B4
TCJ6632
PGEC591
P IRE61l
WJCC58
PGEC581
PGEC604
WJCC59
PGEC593
NCR 594
PGEC604
PGEC604
WCR 604
PGEC612
RTCS62
IBMJ622
PGEC626
PGEC635
PGEC633
PGEC581
HARV512
PGEC635
PGEC563
WJCC5B
PGEC635
PGEC593
PGEC612
FJCC62
PACH61
WJCC58
IFIP62
PGEC593
EJCC61
NCR 564
WCR 574
FJCC62
EJCC58
NCR 612
EJCC59
AlC 634
TCJ6632
PGEC554
IFIP62
FJCC63
IBMJ571
I EE556
PGEC572
NCR 612
PGEC592
IFIP62
OPI 62
WJCC60
JACM593
WJCC58
PGEC6?5
NCR 602
PGEC603
JACM512
JACM573
NSMT60
PGEC51l
HARV571
EJCC51
EJCC58
PGEC61?
CACM616
TCJ6644
CACM639
WCR 604
WJCC57
WJCC51
CATH63

191
462
604
2

98
78
658
112
201
28
550
99
407
216
29
243
251
C.8
4

265
268
154
8

236
22
2

41B
41

291
252
423
430
82
183
9

158
173

492
211
6

161
416
132
17

416
302
191
1.30

6C4
117
678
21l
158
81
251
251
108
217

28
169
144
133

141
489
B

456
103
264
169
bl1
44

61
405
141

623
11

338
193
?79

462
1

141
50
119
203
212
321
HO
116
230
218
109

PAC~5q

IFIP62

741
516

CAC~61N

PGEC542
2
PGEC614 638
NCR 544 124
HARV511 117
EJCCS8
H
2H

LOG - flAC

TITLE WORD INDEX

LOGICAL
LOGICAL
LOGICAL
LOGICAL
LOGICAL
LOGICAL
LOGICAL
LOGICAL
LOGICAL
LOGICAL
LOGICAL
LOGICAL
LOGICAL
LOGICAL
LOGICAL
LOGICAL
LOGICAL
A MATME .. ATIC FORMULATION OF THE GENERALIZED LOGICAL
LOGICAL
DESIGN CF AN ALL-"AGNETIC COMPUTING SYSTEM, PART II LOGICAL
ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS METHODS FOR REOUNOANT LOGICAL
TWO APPROACHES TO INCORPORATING REDUNDANCY INTO LOGICAL
AUTOMATED LOGICAL
SOME REMARKS ON LOGICAL
CONSIDERATIONS OF CERTAIN LOGICAL
MACHINE
LOGICAL
LOGICAL
ADDRESS OPERATION UNIT (GERMAN)
THE LOGICAL
SOME ASPECTS OF THE LOGICAL
SCALE REAL-TIME APPLICATION
THE LOGICAL
PHYSICAL AND LOGICAL
THE LOGICAL
USING l-MEGACYCLE CIRCUITRY
THE LOGICAL
THE LOGICAL
OF SOME EQUATIONS ARISING IN ECONOMIC THEORYI
STATISTICAL TECHNIQUES
THE LOGICAL
THE LOGICAL
RELAY CIRCUIT DESIGN TECHNIQUES IN THE LOGICAL
THE LOGICAL
MAGNETIC BINARIES IN THE LOGICAL
SWITCHES
ON THE LOGICAL
ORTHOGONAL FUNCTIONS FOR THE LOGICAL
SYSTEM
LOGICAL
THE LOGICAL
OUTLINE OF THE LOGICAL
SYSTEM
AUTOMATIC SYSTEM AND LOGI CAL
THE FLOW DIAGRAM APPROACH TO COMPUTER LOGICAL
CIRCUIT CONSIDERATIONS AND LOGICAL
THE USE OF MULTIPURPOSE LOGICAL
SOME APPLICATIONS OF MAGNETIC FILM PARA~ETRONS AS LOGICAL
THE DESIGN AND USE OF LOGICAL
A TECHNIQUE FOR USING MEMORY CORES AS LOGICAL
MULTIPURPOSE BIAS DEVICE PART II, THE EFFICIENCY OF LOGICAL
OF SYMMETRIC SWITCHING FUNCTIONS WITH LINEAR-INPUT LOGICAL
THE PRINCIPLE OF MAJORITY DECISION LOGICAL
COMPUTERS
THE ADVANTAGE OF LOGICAL
REPRESENTATION OF T~E NEURON AS AN UNRELIABLE LOGICAL
THE THEORY OF SEQUENTIAL LOGICAL
S WITH SPECIFIED SENSITIVITY
REALIZATION OF LOGICAL
REALIZATION OF ARBITRARY LOGICAL
LOGICAL
LOGICAL
CORRECTION TO LOGICAL
A LOGICAL
LOGICAL
THE PROSPECTS FOR THE UTILIZATION OF INFORMATIONAL-LOGICAL
THEORY OF LOGICAL
REALIZATION OF EVENTS BY LOGICAL
AUTOMATIC DESIGN OF LOGICAL
COMPUTER DESIGN OF MULTIPLE-OUTPUT LOGICAL
A TIME-SEQUENTIAL TABULAR ANALYSIS OF FLIP-FLOP LOGICAL
ON CODES FOR CHECKING LOGICAL
CODING FOR LOGICAL
LOGICAL
THE DESIGN OF LOGICAL
SOME RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN LOGICAL
DEVELOPMENTS IN THE LOGICAL
CONTROL UNI TS
LOGICAL
CALCULATOR
THE LOGICAL
CALCULATOR
THE LOGICAL
LOGICAL
COMPUTER
THE LOGICAL
SYMPOSIUM ON THE LOGICAL
SYMPOSIUM ON THE LOGICAL
A 'LOGICAL
THE LOGICAL
MACHINES FOR THE SOLUTION OF LOGICAL
THE PROGRA~MING OF LARGE LOGICAL
APPLICATION OF AUTOMATIC COOING TO LOGICAL
TIME-ANALYSIS OF LOGICAL
RECOGN IT ION
A LOGICAL
RECORDING
A LOGICAL
NETWORKS
SOME LOGICAL
TEST ROUTINES BASED ON SYMBOLIC LOGICAL
TEST ROUTINES BASED ON SYMBOLIC LOGICAL
ALGORITHM FOR ANALYZING LOGICAL
NONLINEAR RESISTORS IN LOGICAL
LOGICAL
SYSTEMATICALLY INTRODUCED REDUNDANCY IN LOGICAL
PLICATION OF DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING TO THE SYNTHESIS OF LOGICAL
REPRESENTATIONS FeR TWO-LEVEL MULTIPLE INPU[-OUTPUT LOGICAL
SOME NOTES ON
A CONTROL SYSTEM FOR
PACKAGED
MAGNETIC-CORE
OIODELESS MAGNETIC CORE
IBM CURRENT MODE TRANSISTOR
ANALYTICAL DESIGN OF RESISTOR-COUPLED TRANSISTOR
CRYOTRCN STORAGE, ARITHMETIC AND
ESAKI DIODE HIGH-SPEED
A CATALOG OF THREE-VARIABLE OR-INIIERT AND AND-INVERT
TO ANALYTICAL OESIGN OF RESISTOR-COUPLED TRANSISTOR
COMPUTER
ON THE MINIMUM
PHYSICAL VERSUS
AN ALGORlfHM FOR AUTOMATIC DESIGN OF
REQUIREMENTS ON 'A LANGUAGE FOR

234

ASPECTS OF NEURISTOR SYSTEMS
BI NARY COUNTER S
BLOCK DIAGNOSIS WITH DATA LOAOING
CIRCUITRY FOR A 4-MC COMPUTER
CIRCUllS
CIRCUI TS
CIRCUITS
CIRCUITS
CIRCUI IS
CIRCUITS
CIRCUITS
CORRECTION
CIRCUITS
COMPLEXITY REQUIRED FOR A GENERAL PURPOSE
COUPLING IN ME~ORY SYSTEMS
CRYOGENIC CIRCUITS
DATA PROCESSING
DESIGN
DESIGN
DESIGN
DESIGN
DESIGN
DES IGN
DESIGN
DESIGN AND PROGRAMMING CHECKS
DESIGN ASPECTS OF THE GAMMA 60 (FRENCH)
DESIGN FOR ADM, AN ADDRESSLESS DIGITAL
DESIGN METHODS
DESIGN OF A COMPUTER WITH AN INDEPENOENT
DESIGN OF A CONTROL COMPUTER, A CASE STUDY
DESIGN OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR A LARGEDESIGN OF A HIGHLY PARALLEL COMPUTER
DESIGN OF A SIMPLE GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER
DESIGN OF A I-MICROSECOND PARALLEL ADDER,
DES I GN OF AN ANALOG COMPUTER FOR THE SOLUTION
OESIGN OF ANALOG COMPUTERS WITH REFERENCE TO
DESIGN OF CG 24
DESIGN OF CRYOTRON SWITCHING CIRCUITS
OESIGN OF FORMAL MIXED LANGUAGES
DESIGN OF INFORMATION HANDUNG MACHINES
DESIGN OF NOISELESS LOAD-SHARING MATRIX
DESIGN OF SWITCHING CIRCUITS
DESIGN OF THE DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR THE SAGE
DESIGN OF THE OAK RIDGE DIGITAL COMPUTER
DESIGN OF THE lAM-41 COMPUTER
DESIGN TECHNIQUES FOR THE RW-33 COMPUTER
DESIGN USING THE NCR 304 AS AN ILLUSTRATION
DESIGN WITH DIRECT-COUPLED TRANSISTOR LOGIC
DEVICES
OEVICES
DEVICES USING SATURABLE MAGNETIC CORES
ELEMENTS
ELEME"l TS
THE
ELEMEN TS
THE REALIZAT ION
ELEMENTS AND THE COMPLEXITY OF THEIR CIRCUITS
EQUA TI ON TECHNIOUES IN CESICNING DIGITAL
SYMBOLIC
FUNCTI ON
FUNCTIONS
FUNCTIONS BY A NETwORK OF THRESHOLD COMPONENT
FUNCTIONS USING MAJORITY ELEMENTS
MACHINE DESIGN II, A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
MACHINE DESIGN, A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
MACHINE DESIGN, A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
MACHINE FOR MEASURING PROBLEM SOLVING ABILITY
MACHINES (GERMAN)
MACHINES IN CHEMISTRY (USSR)
NETS
NETS
NETWORKS
NETWORKS
OPERAT ION
OPERATIONS
OPERATIONS
OR NON-MATHEMATICAL PROGRAM .. ES
OR-AND-OR PYRAMIDS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
OR-AND-OR PYRAMIDS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
ORGANIZATION OF COMPUTER ARITHMETIC AND
ORGANIZATION OF THE DIGI~ATIC COMPUTER
ORGANIZATION OF THE NEW IBM SCIENTIFIC
ORGANIZATION OF THE NEk IBM SCIENTIFIC
ORGANIZATION OF THE PACT I COMPILER
ORGANIZATION OF THE PH 440 MICROPROGRAMMABLE
ORGANIZATION OF VERY HIGH SPEED COMPUTE~S
ORGANIZATION OF VE~Y SMALL COMPUTERS
PATTER~' RECOGNITICN PRCGRAM
PRINCIPLES OF A NEW KIND OF BINARY COUNTER
PROBLE"S
PR08LE"S
PROCESSES
PROCESSES IN MAN
PROGRA" FOR THE STIMULATION OF VISUAL PATTERN
READING SYSTEM FOR NONRETURN-TO-ZERO MAGNETIC
REQUIREMENTS FeR THE CONTROL OF SWITCHING
STATEMENTS
STATEM[NTS
STATEMENTS TO PRODUCE A TRUTH FUNCTION TA8LE
SWITCHING CIRCUITS
SYNTAX AND TRANSFORMATION RULES
SYSTEMS
ON AN AP
SYSTEMS
IPROGRAM FOR OBTAI~ING IRREDUCIBLE
SYSTEMS

COMPUTER LITERATURE AIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

LOG - LOG
SOS 62 203
PGEC552 61
CACM604 236
NCR 544 133
HARV572 113
NCR 574 106
WJCC58
H
PGEC562 109
ONR 60 396
PGEC601 25
PGEC633 198
PGEC58/t 324
PGEC584 282
I BMJ603 305
PGEC614 623
IFIP62 556
IEES56 123
WCR 57ft 259
HACC59
11
PGEC612 221
R TCS62
2~1
RTCS62 319
NCR 6310 94
EJCC53
96
ICIP59 348
AUS 60 C6.3
WJCC58 119
ECIP55 146
PGEC636 687
WJCC56
70
S JCC63 395
PGEC571
5
WJCC56 103
AUS 60 C7.2
AUS 60 C7.3
EJCC58
91
HARV61 315
PACM59
25
PACM52P 223
PGEC623 369
PGEC613 379
I BMJ5 71 76
PACM52T 23
PGEC636 609
NCR 602 124
WJCC5B
59
HARV572 201
HARV572 192
PGEC603 315
I EES56 302
H
EJCC56
I BMJ591 46
PGEC613 371
ICIP59 400
liJCC58 166
SOS 61
91
TDMM58
1
PGEC635 443
PGEC633 183
P GEC5'l3 367
PGEC582 155
P GEC583 250
EJCC60
1
OIP 62 110
JACM612 240
PIRE530 1357
JACM582 181
WJCC59 103
P GEC611 21
PGEC572 72
I BMJ592 163
I BMJ624 ',30
PACM521 46
P IRE530 1388
NCR 537 34
PIRE611 53
EJCC57
25
PECS52
19
PACM52P 19
J ACM5!>4 219
FJCC63 201
ICIP5'! 432
ICIP59 427
IIlIU623 '353
PIRE530 1429
FTT 53 181
BIT 611 21
ONR 54
34
WJCC61 579
SOS 61 'j21
PGEC553 93
HARVH2 235
PACM58
64
J ACM5'H 33
CACM~33

WJCC53
HARV4'l
NCR 612
J ACM594
J ACM6 31

n4
125
241
4e6
48
n4

LOG - MAC

TITLE WORD INDEX

SYNTHESIS OF
REPRESENTATIONS FOR TWO-LEVEL MULTIPLE INPUT-OUTPUT
A NON-~EURISTIC PROGRAM FOR PROVING ELEMENTARY
OUlL I NE FOR A
ANALYSIS ANO SYNTHESIS OF AUTOMATA

LOGICAL SYSTEMS OF GIVEN ACTIVITY
LOGICAL SYSTEMS'
IPROGRAM FOR OBTAINING IRREDUCIBLE
LOGICAL THEOREMS
LOGICAL THEORY OF ADAPTIVE SYSTEMS
LOGICAL. RECURSIVE AND OPERATOR METHODS fOR THE
LOGICALLY MICRO-PROGRAMMED COMPUTERS
MANY VALUED LOGICS AND RELIABLE AUTOMATA
SETS. LOGICS. MACHINES
AN ITERATIVE METHOD FOR FITTING THE LOGI STIC CURVE
THE LOGISTIC RELAY COMPUTER OF THE VIENNA TECHNICAL
UNIVERSITY (GERMANI
THE LOGISTICS COMPUTER
CHARACTERISTICS OF A LOGISTICS COMPUTER
LOGLAN AND THE MACHINE
TIC AND OTHER RELAXATION PROCESSES I. THEORY ANDI
LOGNORMAL DISTRIBUTION FUNCTION FOR OESCRIBING ANELAS
LOGNORMAL DISTRIBUTION FUNCTION FOR DESCRIBING ANELAS
TIC AND OTHER RELAXATION PROCESSES II. DATA ANALYI
AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG CROSS CORRELATOR FOR OIP LOGS
LONDON COMPUTER GROUP. STUDY GROUP REPORTS
AN ANALOG SOLUTION FOR THE STATIC LONDON EQUATIONS OF SUPERCONDUCTIVITY
LONDON STUDY GROUP REPORTS 1957-1958
PREVENTION OF PROPAGATION OF MACHINE ERRORS IN LONG PROBLEMS
AN AUTOMATIC CRUISE CONTROL COMPUTER FOR LONG RANGE AIRCRAFT
LONG RANGE BALLISTIC MISSILE TRAJECTORIES PREDICTION
AND THE EFFECT OF A COUNTER-MEASURE NOSE CONE
LONG RANGE DATA PROCESSING PROSPECTS AND PROBLEMS
NCE ON ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
OEVELOPING A LONG-RANGE PLAN FOR CORPORATE METHODS AND THE DEPENDE
DESIGN OF TRIODE FLIP-FLOPS FOR LONG-TERM STABILITY
A NOTE ON
EXTENDING CERTAIN CODES TO CORRECT ERROR BURSTS IN LONGER MESSAGES
DESIGN EMPLOYING A DIGITAL COMPUTER TO ATTAIN LONGEST MEAN TIME TO FAILURE
CIRCUIT
A ONE-DAY LOOK AT COMPUTING
A LOOK INTO THE FUTURE
THE LOOK-AHEAD UNIT
TABLE LOOK-AT TECHNIQUES
A TABLE LOOK-UP MACHINE FOR PROCESSING OF NATURAL LANGUAGES
CONDENSATION ANO LOOK-UP PROCEDURES FOR DOUBLE ENJRY TABLES
TABLE LOOK-UP PROCEDURES IN DATA PROCESSING
RAW TEXT
TABLE LOOK-UP PROCEDURES IN LANGUAGE PROCESSING PART 1. THE
LABOR LOOKS AT AUTOMATION
SCURCE-LANGUAGE SPECifiCATIONS WITH TABLE LOOKUP AND HIG~-CAPACITY DICTIONARY
A BUILT-IN TABLE LOOKUP ARITHMETIC UNIT
GLOSSARY LOOKUP MADE EASY
ON THE LOOP AND NODE-ANALYSIS APPROACHES TO THE SIMULATION
OF ELECTRICAL NETWORKS
CLOSED-LOOP CONTROL SYSTEMS CONTAINING A OIGITAL COMPUTER
PACT LOOP EXPANSION
IN COMPUTERSI
FERRITES WITH RECTANGULAR HYSTERESIS LOOP FOR APPLICATION AS MEMORY OR SWITCHING ELEMENTS
LOGIC CIRCUITS USING SQUARE-LOOP MAGNETIC OEVICES. A SURVEY
SQUARE-LOOP MAGNETIC LOGIC CIRCUITS
CALCULATING CPEN LOOP TRANSFER FUNCTIONS FROM CLOSED LOOP MEASUREMENTS
MENTS ON THE RELATION OF THE OPERATOR TO THE CONTROL LOOP OF AN AIRBORNE OIGITAL COMPUTER
EXPERI
N ON THE TIE-IN OF THE HUMAN OPERATOR TO THE CONTROL LOOP OF AN AIRBORNE NAVIGATIONAL DIGITAL COMPUTER SYS
MAGNETIC FIELDS OF SQUARE-LOOP THIN FILMS OF OBLATE SPHEROIDAL GEOMETRY
LOOP TRACING IN PEP-PERT NETWORKS
CALCULATING OPEN LOOP TRANSFER FUNCTIONS FRO~ CLOSED LOOP MEASUREMENTS
HIODEN REGENERATIVE LOOPS IN ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS
CHECKING FOR LOOPS IN NETWORKS
THE LORENZ NUMBER
OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH THE LOS ALAMOS 701
COMPUTING AT LOS ALAMOS. GROUP T-l
ANALOG SHII,;LATI ON OF UNDERGROUND WATER FLOW IN THE LOS ANGELES COASTAL PLAIN
THRESHOLD RELATIONS AND DIFFRACTION LOSS FOR INJECTION LASERS
APPLlCATlO'l
OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS TO ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEM LOSS STUDIES
ONE LOST BIT
LOST INFORMATION. UNPUBLISHEO CONFERENCE PAPERS
USE OF MULTIPROGRAMMING IN THE OESIGN OF A LOW COST DIGITAL COMPUTER
OESIGNING A LOW COST GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER
LOW LEVEL LANGUAGE SUBROUTINES FOR USE WITHIN FORTRAN
CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF DATA ON TENANTS IN LOW RENT GOVERNMENT HOUSING
SUPERCONDUCTING TIN FILMS OF LOW RESIOUAL RESISTIVITY
FLUX RESPONSIVE MA~NETIC HEADS FOR LOW SPEED REAO-OUT OF DATA
ISOTOPE EFFECTS IN LOW TEMPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTORS
THE USE OF SUPERCONDUCTIVE DEVICES IN RESEARCH AT LOW TEMPERATURES
EFFECTS OF LOW TEMPERATURES ON TRANSISTOR CHARACTERISTICS
A SMALL. LOW-COST BUSINESS COMPUTER
SABRAC. A TIME-SHARING LOW-COST COMPUTER
THE DESIGN REQUIREMENTS OF A LOW-COST COMPUTING MACHINE
THE APEXC. A LOW-COST ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR
A MAGNETICALLY COUPLED LOW-COST HIGH-SPEED SHAFT POSITION DIGITIZER
MATRIX SWITCH ANO DRIVE SYSTEM FOR A LOW-COST MAGNEJIC-CORE MEMORY
A NEW METHOD OF DESIGNING LOW-LEVEL. HIGH-SPEED SEMICONOUCJOR LOGIC CIRCUITS
D'S PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL ECUATION APPLIED TO THE AIR LUBRICATION OF CIRCULARLY CURVED SURFACES
IE REYNOL
OF SLIDER BEARINGS
A GAS FILM LUBRICATION STLDY PART I. SOME THEORETICAL ANALYSES
REYNOLDS EQUATION FOR FINITE SLIOER SEI
A GAS FILM LUBRICATION STUDY PART II. NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE
N OF PIVOTED SLIDER BEARINGS
A GAS FILM LUBRICATION STUDY PART III. EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATIO
AGATHA TYCHE, OF NERVOUS NETS. THE LUCKY RECKONERS
A REAL TIME MULTI-COHPUTER SYSTEM FOR LUNAR AND PLANETARY SPACE FLIGHT DATA PROCESSING
A MECHANICAL HEART-LUNG APPARATUS
TERNATING DIRECTION METHODS FOR PARABOLIC SYSTEMS IN M SPACE VARIABLES
AL
SWAC COMPUTATIONS FOR SOME M X N SCHEDULING PROBLEMS
RECENT
DEVELOP~ENT IN OPTICAL CHARACTER RECOGNITION AT M.I.T.
COINCIOENTCURRENT MAGNETIC COMPUTER MEMORY OEVELOPMENTS AT M.I.J.
SUMMER SESSION. AND ALGEBRAIC
THE M.I.T. SYSTEMS OF AUTOMATIC CODING, COMPREHENSIVE.
THE UNIVAC M-460 COMPUTER
A PREVIEW OF A DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINE
A PARALLEL CHANNEL COMPUTING MACHINE
A FOUR-CHANNEL COOeD-DECIMAL ELECTROSTATIC MACHINE
PHOTOGRAPHIC STORAGE FOR A SERIES WORKING MACHINE
THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINE
PROGRAMMING FOR THE C.S.I.R.O. DIGITAL MACHINE
THE UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER COMPUTING MACHINE
THE UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER COMPUTING MACHINE
THE BEST WAY TO OESIGN AN AUTOMATIC CALCULATING MACHINE
NUMERICALLY CONTROLLED MILLING MACHINE
23S

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

LOG - MAC
PGEC636 904
JACM632 256
ICIP59 2B2
JACM623 291
ICIP59 13B
PGEC582 103
SOS 61 135
HARV511 131
CACM593
5
ECIP55 207
PIRE530 1325
17
P WCS54
CAS 60 128
I BMJ6 14 297
IBMJ614 312
PGEC513 182
TCB1573 41
ONR 60 HI
TCB2581
3
J ACM564 348
PGEC521 41
AUS 60B'10.1
L SU 58
1
WJCC59 234
PGEC532 14
IBMJ632 151
NCR 514 115
CACM629 486
CABS62 596
PCS 62 228
CACM614 172
IBMJ613 192
J ACM574 456
PACM62
82
IBMJ612 86
L SU 56 165
MTL 611 311
WJCC60 239
NSMT60 325
PGEC583 199
PGEC553 106
J ACM564 292
ECIP55 105
PGEC612 191
WJCC59
41
JACM5B3 289
IBMJ593 215
EJCC51
68
PGEC594 458
PACM61 1083
JACM5B3 289
PGEC532
1
CACM637 384
IBI'IJ512 141
EJCC53
45
ONR 56
39
WJCC61 535
I BMJ631 ,8
LSU 51
82
CACM626 343
ICSl5A1 475
CACM629 473
PACM52T 28
CACM61N 492
PACM59
17
I BMJ602 173
NCR 584 219
IBMJ622 256
ONR 60
6
I BMJ581 ~4
EJCC51 187
CACM63B 421
ACC 53 281
AOC 53 264
WJCC53 203
PGEC612 238
HARV512 161
PACM61 2A5
I BMJ5'l3 231
I BMJ593 256
1 BMJ593 260
MTP 58 611
SJCC63 127
I BMJ574 330
J ACM624 450
JACM514 438
OCR 62 209
ANL 53 150
ONR 54
40
WJCC58
10
MSEE461 10
MSEE464 45
MSEE464 46
CAMB49
85
CAMB49 119
AUS 51
81
EJCC51
51
MANC51
5
MANC51
16
EJCC52 133
235

MAC - MAC

TITLE WORO INDEX

A SIMPLIFIED UNIVERSAL TURING
MEDIUM-SIZE DECIMAL COMPUTING
THE DESIGN RECUIREMENTS OF A LOW-COST COMPUTING
THE ORGANIZATION OF A TYPICAL
THE UNIVERSITY OF M.NCHESTER COMPUTING
THE RAMAC DATA-PROCESSING
AN AUTOMATIC FLOATING-ADDRESS
THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY MARK II DIGITAL-COMPUTING
PROGRAMMING THE LOGIC THEORY
PATTERN RECOGNITION AND READING BY
AN ELECTRONIC READING
ON THE RECOGNITION OF SPEECH BY
REALIZATION OF A GEOMETRY THEOREM PROVING
GENERALIZATION OF LEARNING IN A
LOGICAL DESIGN FOR ADM. AN ADDRESSLESS DIGITAL
SELECTING A TECHNICAL CDMPUTER. THE CASE FOR A SMALL
LOGLAN ANO THE
EMPIRICAL EXPLORATIONS OF THE GEOMETRY THEOREM
ABSTRACT SHAPE RECOGNITION BY
WHAT IS AN INTELLIGENT
PARTICLE-IN-CELL FLUID DYNAMICS ON THE IBM STRETCH
THE RCA MULTI-FONT READING
REALIZATION OF A GEOMETRY-THEOREM PROVING
PATTERN RECOGNITION BY
A MODIFIED HOLLAND
A PENNY-MATCHING
THE REDUCTICN OF SUPERFLUOUS STATES IN A SEQUENTIAL
DESCRIPTION FOR AN IMPROVED INFORMATION PROCESSING
EXPLORATIONS OF THE GEOMERTY-THEOREM PROVING
DETERMINING PLATE BENDING BY USE OF A PUNCHED-CARD
OF IDEAS FOR THE NAVAL ORDNANCE LABORATORY COMPUTING
OF AN ELEMENTARY PERCEIVING AND MEMORIZING
THE REDUCTICN OF A GIVEN MACHINE TO A MINIMAL-STATE
ANALYSIS ALGORITHM WITH THE AID OF A COMPUTING
SYNTHESES WITH A DIGITAL ELECTRONIC CALCULATING
UNTING ON THE TYPE 650 MAGNETIC DRUM DATA PROCESSING
PROBLEMS ON IBM 650 MAGNETIC DRUM DATA-PROCESSING
OUTPUT FOR THE IBM 701 ELECTRONIC OATA PROCESSING
ERIMENT WHIC~ CISTINGUISHES THE TERMINAL STATES OF A
THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY MARK II DIGITAL COMPUTING
THE UNIVERSAL ELECTRONIC DIGITAL
INTRINSIC

MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
COMPUTING MACHINE
MACHINE
PROGRESS IN COMPUTER APPLICATION TO ELECTRICAL MACHINE
CO~PONENT RELIABILITY IN A COMPUTING MACHINE
051S AND PRECICTION OF MALFUNCTIONS IN THE COMPUTING MACHINE
AN ABSTRACT MACHINE
DISTRIBUTION
MACHINE
MAN-TO-MACHINE
A VERSATILE MAN-MACHINE
SOCIETY
MAN-MACHINE
PERSONNEL REQUIREMENTS IN GOVERNMENT AGENCIES IN MACHINE
PROBLEMS OF MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS INVOLVED IN MACHINE
CODE AND CONTROL II. MACHINE
LOGICAL MACHINE
LOGICAL MACHINE
CORRECTION TO LOGICAL MACHINE
CALCULATING MACHINE
A ~ATHEMATICAL PROCEDURE FOR MACHINE
OF BASIC RESEARCH IN INFORMATION SCIENCES TO MACHINE
PREVENTION OF PROPAGATION OF MACHINE
SYSTEM ON DIGITAL COMPUTERS
MACHINE
THE IBM TYPE 702. AN ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING MACHINE
A LOGICAL MACHINE
SIMULATION OF A LEARNING MACHINE
A TABLE LOOK-UP MACHINE
AUTOMATIC READING MACHINE
AYDAR. SPECIAL PURPOSE ANALOG MACHINE
DIG !TAL MACH INE
THE RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY ACCOUNTING MACHINE
THE RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY ACCOUNTING MACHINE
MACHINE
THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM. MACHINE
MACHINE
ON THE DESIGN OF MACHINE
APPLICATICN OF MODERN LEXICOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES TO MACHINE
AUTOMATIC SYNTAX ANALYSIS IN MACHINE
ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVE IN MACHINE
TRANSITION FROM A MANUAL TO A MACHINE
MACHINE INPUT PROBLEMS FOR MACHINE
IVES AND PRACTICALITIES
MACHINE
URAL LANGUAGE AND ITS USE FOR THE DESIGN OF IMPROVED MACHINE
RETRIEVAL
A MACHINE
MACHINE
MACHINE
AN ABSTRACT COMPUTER WITH A LISP-LIKE MACHINE
THE OESIGN OF IMPROVED MACHINE LANGUAGE (ASSOCIATIVE MACHINE
SOME EXPERIMENTS IN MACHINE
EXPERIMENTS IN MACHINE
SOME STUDIES IN MACHINE
SOME STUDIES IN MACHINE
THE MACHINE
A PROGRAMMING SYSTEM FOR DETECTION AND DIAGNOSIS OF MACHINE
A TENTATIVE COMPARISON BETWEEN ANIMAL ANO MACHINE
A MACHINE
A MACHINE
o AUTOMATIC DICTIONARY
LINGUISTIC AND MACHINE
A MACHINE
236

ON
SYSTEM
EMPIRICAL
A "ETHOO OF
OISCUSSION
GENERALIZATION
A TECHNIQUE FOR
CONSTRUCTION OF A TEXTUAL
THE COMPUTATION OF FOURIER
PUBLIC UTILITY CUSTOMER ACCO
ANALYSIS OF BUSINESS APPLICATION
ENGINEERING ORGANIZATION OF INPUT AND
ON THE LENGTH OF THE SMALLEST UNIFORM EXP
THE. USE OF ELECTROMAGNETIC DELAY LINES IN
(URAL) FOR ENGINEERING RESEARCH
AODRESSING IN AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION
AID FOR SWITCHING CIRCUIT DESIGN
AIDS TC A DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
AIOS TO COOING
AND SYSTEM DESIGN
AT MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY
AT THE INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDY
DIAGN
BASED O~ CLASSICAL ASSOCIATION PSYCHOLOGY
CALCULATION OF MOMENTS OF A PROBABILITY
COMMUNICATION ANO AUTOMATIC CODE TRANSLATION
COMMUNICATION CONSOLE
COMMUNICATIONS IN THE COMING TECHNOLCGICAL
COMPUTA TI ON
COMPUTATIONS
DESIGN AND INSTRUCTION CODES
DESIGN II. A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
DESIGN. A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
DESIGN, A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
DEVELOPMENT AT CAMBRIDGE
DIVISION
DOCUMENTATION
IMPLICATIONS
ERRORS IN LONG PROBLEMS
FEATURES FOR A MORE AUTOMATIC MONITORING
FOR BUSINESS
FOR MEASURING PROBLEM SCLVING ABILITY
FOR PLAYING GO
FOR PROCESSING OF NATURAL LANGUAGES
FOR TELEGRAPH SERVICE
FOR YA. DATA REDUCTION
FUNCTIONS
I. SYS TEM
II. THE MAGNETIC-OISK. RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY
IMPLEMENTATION OF SYMBOLIC PROGRAMMING
IMPLEMENTATION OF SYMBOLIC PROGRAMMING
INDEPENDENCE IN COMPILING
INDEPENOENT PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES
INDEXING
THE
INDEXING AND ABSTRACTING
INDEXING RESEARCH
INDEXING SYSTEM
INDEXING. ALTERNATIVES AND PRACTICALITIES
INPUT PROBLEMS FOR MACHINE INDEXING. ALTERNAT
LANGUAGE (ASSOCIATIVE MACHINE LANGUAGES)
IT
LANGUAGE FOR DOCUMENTATION AND INFORMATION
LANGUAGE IN DIGITAL COMPUTER DESIGN
LANGUAGE TRANSLATION
LANGUAGE WITHOUT A LABEL OPERATOR
LANGUAGES)
ITURAL LANGUAGE ANO ITS USE FOR
LEARNING
LEARNING AND THINKING
LEARNING USING THE GAME OF CHECKERS
LEARNING. USING THE GAME OF CHECKERS
LOADING PROBLEM
MALFUNCTIONS
MEMORIES
METHOD FOR SOLVING POLYNOMIAL EQUATIONS
METHOD FOR SQUARE-ROOT COMPUTATION
METHODS FOR COMPILING AND UPDATING THE HARVAR
MODEL CF RECAll

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

LOG - MAC
PACM52T 50
ADC 53 216
ADC 53 281
FTT 53
67
FTT 53 111
EJCC56 139
I EES56 134
I EES56 247
WJCC57 230
E JCC59 225
ICIP59 227
ICIP59 252
ICIP59 213
PACM59
21
AUS 60 C6.3
AUS 60 61.4
CAS 60 128
WJCC60 143
EJCC61 332
WJCC61 215
CAS 62 157
OCR 62
3
CATH63 134
CATH63 237
FJCC63 481
CACM636 307
JACM592 259
PACM61 10C1
CATH63 153
JACM543 105
MSEE464 44
IFIP62 401
PGEC593 346
MTl 612 613
MANCSI
15
J ACM544 113
EJCC54
19
EJCC52
81
JACM583 266
IEES56 483
JACM574 511
M TL 611 283
P IRE530 13 .. 8
PGEC613 400
PACM52T 17
CAS 51
64
ADC 53

2~2

NCR 537 59
SJCC62
H
CACM610 553
WJCC60 329
E JCC61
166
CAS 61
45
CTPC54
9
HARV41
83
M~EE464

PGEC593 ]67
PGEC582 155
PGEC583 250
FTT 53
130
CACM594 10
MIPP61 331
JACM564 348
JACM512 172
J ACM544 149
EJCC60
1
IFlP62 42B
IBMJ61] 192
SJCC6] 113
J ACM581 89
MSEE461
8
IBMJ571 62
I BMJ571 12
PACM58
17
JACM592 134
ROME62 219
ARAP623 27
MIPP61 326
MIPP61 305
22
MIPP61
MIPP61 170
MJPP61
41
MIPP61
41
DNR 56
17
PACM59
15
WJCC58 182
DIP 62 444
11
CPFS61
ONR 56
17
WJCC59 113
ICIP59 303
CATH63
11
IBMJ593 210
PACM5,}
28
PGEC6H 10
AUS 63 C.22
JACM612 151
CACM581
6
ICSI582 951
JCIP59 309
236

MAC - MAC

TITLE WORD INDEX

THE HIGH-SPEED ELECTRONIC CALCULATING MACHINE OF THE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE U.S.S.R.
SIMULATION OF A TURING MACHINE ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
DATA COLLECTION AS A BY-PRODUCT OF NORMAL BUSINESS MACHINE OPERATION
PROCESSOR
A MACHINE ORGANIZATION FOR A GENERAL PURPOSE LIST
ON
THE SHIFTRIX-MACHINE ORGANIZATION FOR HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL COMPUTATI
RATIVE SOLUTION OF LINEAR EQUATIOI
A COMPARISON OF MACHINE ORGANIZATIONS BY THEIR PERFORMANCE OF THE ITE
Y MEANS OF PROCEDURES FOR ASSESSING AND RECOGNIZII
MACHINE PERCEPTION OF PRINTED AND HANDWRITTEN FORMS B
THOUGHT AND MACHINE PROCESSES
A MACHINE PROGRAM FOR THEOREM-PROVING
CATEGORIZING AUTOMATA BY W-MACHINE PROGRAMS
FRENCH COMPUTING MACHINE PROJECTS IFRENCHI
COMPUTING MACHINE PROJECTS IN HOLLAND
COMPUTING MACHINE PROJECTS IN SWEDEN
MACHINE RECOGNITION OF CURSIVE WRITING
MACHINE RECOGNITION OF SPOKEN WORDS
ARE THE MAN AND THE MACHINE RELATIONS
NEW DIRECTIONS IN TEACHING-MACHINE RESEARCH
MACHINE RETRIEVAL USING THE ASSOCIATION FACTOR
THE FEASIBILITY OF MACHINE SEARCHING OF ENGLISH TEXTS
THE AUTOMATIC TRANSCRIPTION OF MACHINE SHORTHAND
DESIGN OF A NUMERICAL MILLING MACHINE SYSTEM
A DIRECT ACCESS PHOTOMEMORY PART I, PROTOTYPE MACHINE SYSTEM
PERMUTED TITLE WORD INDEXING, PROCEDURES FOR MAN-MACHINE SYSTEM
SIMULATOR FOR THE DESIGN AND IMPROVEMENT OF MAN-MACHINE SYSTEMS
AN ANALOG-DIGITAL
AUTOMATIC FORMATION OF A 'MACHINE THEORY' REPRESENTING A MAPPING
A TECHNIQUE FOR THE REDUCTION OF A GIVEN MACHINE TO A MINIMAL-STATE MACHINE
ON PROGRAMMING A HIGHLY PARALLEL MACHINE TO BE AN INTELLIGENT TECHNICIAN
A DIGITAL-ANALOG MACHINE TOOL CONTROL SYSTEM
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN THE NUMERICAL CONTROL OF MACHINE TOOLS
DATA PREPARATION FOR NUMERICAL CONTROL OF MACHINE TOOLS
AUTe-PROGRAMMING FOR NUMERICALLV CONTROLLED MACHINE TOOLS
FOR AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING OF NUMERICALLY CONTROLLED MACHINE TOOLS
IE DESIGN AND USE OF THE APT LANGUAGE
NUMERICALLY CONTROLLED MACHINE TOOLS AND THE PROOUCTION ENGINEER
TIGRIS AND EUPHRATES, A COMPARISON BETWEEN HUMAN AND MACHINE TRANSLATION
A CODE MATCHING TECHNIQUE FOR MACHINE TRANSLATION
THREE LEVELS OF LINGUISTIC ANALVSIS IN MACHINE TRANSLATION
INTERLINGUAL MACHINE TRANSLATION
ENGLISH-JAPANESE MACHINE TRANSLATION
SVMPOSIUM ON MACHINE TRANSLATION
THREE LEVELS OF LINGUISTIC ANALVSIS IN MACHINE TRANSLATION
SOVIET RESEARCH IN MACHINE TRANSLATION
RESEARCH IN MACHINE TRANSLATION
THE HIGH-SPEED GENERAL-PURPOSE COMPUTERS IN MACHINE TRANSLATION
THE OUTLOOK FOR MACHINE TRANSLATION
A PROGRESS REPORT ON MACHINE TRANSLATION
MULTIPLE MEANING IN MACHINE TRANSLATION
THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN RESEARCH ON MACHINE TRANSLATION
ESEARCM AND DEVELOPMENT IN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL ANO MACHINE TRANSLATION
THE ROLE OF USAF R
PROGRAM~ING SYSTEM FOR EXPERIMENTAL RUSSIAN-ENGLISH MACHINE TRANSLATION
ITRIAL TRANSLATOR, AN AUTOMATIC
MACHINE TRANSLATION AND-OR AN INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGE
RESEARCH IN MACHINE TRANSLATION AT RAMO-WOOLDRIDGE
MACHINE TRANSLATION METHODS AND THEIR APPLICATION TO
AN ANGLO-RUSSIAN SCHEME
MACHINE TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES
MACHINE TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES
RECOGNITION OF CLAUSES AND PHRASES IN MACHINE TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES
BESM
AN EXPERIMENT ON THE MACHINE TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES CARRIED OUT ON THE
MACHINE TRANSLATION OF RUSSIAN ORGANIC CHEMICAL NAMES
INTO ENGLISH BY ANALYSIS AND RESYNTHESIS OF THEI
SEMANTIC MESSAGE DETECTION FOR MACHINE TRANSLATION, USING AN INTERLINGUA
WORDS IN THE HISTORV OF A TURING MACHINE WITH A FIXED INPUT
MECHANISM
PROGRAMMING FOR A MACHINE WITH AN EXTENDED ADDRESS CALCULATIONAL
PR
OGRAMMING FOR THE IBM 701 ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING MACHINE WITH REPETITIVELV USED FUNCTIONS
AN INTRODUCTION TO A MACHINE-INDEPENDENT DATA DIVISION
A DISCiJSSION OF MACHINE-INTERPRETED MACROINSTRUCTIONS
THE USE OF
THREADED LISTS IN CONSTRUCTING A COMBINEO ALGOL AND MACHINE-LIKE ASSEMBL Y PROCESSOR
MACHINE-MADE INDEX FOR TECHNICAL LITERATURE, AN
EXPERI~ENT
DIGITAL INFORMATION PROCESSING FOR MACHINE-TOOL CONTROL
DIGITAL INFORMATION PROCESSING FOR MACHINE-TOOL CONTROL
AUTOMATIC MACHINE-TOOL CONTROL
THE NUMERICORD MACHINE-TOOL DIRECTOR
AVAILABILITY OF MACHINE-USABLE NATURAL LANGUAGE MATERIAL
EMPIRI·CAL EXPLORATIONS OF THE LOGIC THEORY MACHINE, A CASE STUDY IN HEURISTIC
EMPIRICAL EXPLORATIONS WITH THE LOGIC THEORV MACHINE, A CASE STUDY IN HEURISTICS
THE CHESS MACHINE, AN EXAMPLE OF DEALING WITH A COMPLEX TASK BY
ADAPTATION
HUMAN TRANSLATION AND TRANSLATION BY MACHINE, I
HUMA~ TRANSLATION AND TRANSLATION BY MACHINE, II
A LEARNING MACHINE, PART I
RECURSIVE FUNCTIONS
OF SYMBOLIC EXPRESSIONS AND THEIR COMPUTATION BY MACHINE, PART I
A LEARNING MACHINE, PART II
THE COMPUTING MACHINE, SLAVE LABOR IN A FREE SOCIETY
THE MACHINE'S-EVE VIEW
THE ORGANIZATION OF LARGE-SCALE CALCULATING MACHINERV
THE FUTURE OF COMPUTING MACHINERV
HISTORY OF MECHANICAL COMPUTING MACHINERV
SMALL-SCALE RESEARCH AND AUTOMATIC COMPUTING MACHINERY
THE ASSDCIATION FOR COMPUTING MACHINERV
LOGIC. OISCOVERV, AND THE FOUNDATIONS OF COMPUTING MACHINERV
THE FUTURE OF AUTOMATIC COMPUTING MACHINERV
THE LINGUISTIC APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTING MACHINERV
OUTPUT DEVICES FOR ELECTRONIC DIGITAL CALCULATING MACHINERV
INPUT AND
TELEGRAPH TECHNIQUES TO LARGE-SCALE CALCULATING MACHINERV
APPLICATION OF PRINTING
TIVITIES IN THE FIELD OF AUTOMATIC DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINERY
IREVIEW OF GOVERNMENT REQUIREMENTS AND AC
COMPUTING MACHINERV ANO INTELLIGENCE
USE OF COMPUTING MACHINERY IN APPLICATIONS OF INFORMATION THEORY
THE PLACE OF AUTOMATIC COMPUTING MACHINERV IN THORETICAL PHVSICS
SOLUTION OF ROTATING ELECTRIC MACHINERV PROBLEMS WITH ALIIAC
APPLICATION OF COMPUTING MACHINERY TO RESEARCH OF THE OIL INDUSTRV
SCIENCES
APPLICATION OF COMPUTING MACHINERV TO THE SOLUTION OF PROBLEMS OF THE SOCIAL
TO THE JOURNAL OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR COMPUTING MACHINERY, VOL~MES 1-10, 1954-1963
INOEX
DIGITAL AND ANALOGV COMPUTING MACHINES
THE USE OF FUNCTION TABLES WITH COMPUTING MACHINES
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

237

796-980 ()-66--16

MAC - MAC
JACM563 129
FJCC63
15
WJCC55
34
PGEC636 701
WJCC58 207
JACM594 476
PACM59
20
FTT 53 311
CACM627 394
JACM613 384
CAMB49
56
CAMB49 113
CAMB49 116
I FIP62 462
AlC 601 193
SJCC62 139
PLCI61
46
MIPP61 192
ICSI582 915
EJCC59 148
EJCC51
11
WJCC5B
50
MIPP61
17
EJCC57
90
PACMU 2Cl
PGEC593 346
II JCC60 26T
IIJCC54
46
CAS 58
94
WCR 5B4
3
ARAP591 220
CAS 59
80
AUS 573 306
MTP 58 279
PACM58
60
PACM58
61
TCJ15B3 144
ICIP59 194
ICIP59 .218
JACM591 24
NSMT60
2
NSMT60 160
NSMT60 485
IIJCC60 203
ICC 6115 11
MTL 612 405
IF IP62 301
WJCC59
66
EJCC58 138
IFIP62 323
NSMT60
26
ICIP59 199
AUS 571 106
TCB3591
7
MTL 611 125
IEES56 463
MTL 611 265
MTL 612 437
JACM634 526
CACM596 32
DNR 54 117
CACM625 277
PACM61 6Cl
CACM611 36
I BMJ584 354
NCR 574 145
PGEC582 136
CCST61 535
EJCC5T
6
MIPP61
58
WJCC51 21B
CATH63 109
WJCC55 101
MTL 611 221
MTL 612 507
I BMJ581
2
CACM604 184
IBMJ593 282
PACM59
18
TCB15T4 136
HARV47
91
HARV49 381
PACM52P
1
PACM52P 107
JACM541
1
PGEC542
2
ECIP55
31
AUS 571 lOT
HARV41 248
HARV47 213
MSEE463 29
CATH63
11
PACM52P ill
HARV49 215
CAS 56
B8
HARV49 305
HARV49 323
JACM634 583
3
MseE461
MSEE461
9
237

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TITLE WORD INOEX

PREPARATION Of PROBLEMS fOR EDVAC-TYPE
COOING ON AUTOMATIC DIGITAL COMPUTING
fICTITIOUS TRAFFIC
BIBLIOGRAPHY ON AUTOMATIC DIGITAL CALCULATING
INTRODUCTION TO AUTOMATIC CALCULATING
AUTCMATIC DIGITAL CALCULATING
PROGRAMMING fOR PUNCHED CARD
THE RELIABILITY Of HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL COMPUTING
HISTORY OF ARMY ORDNANCE ELECTRONIC COMPUTING
PROGRA"MING FOR HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL CALCULATING
AN ANALCG-Te-DIGITAL CONVERTER FOR SERIAL COMPUTING
ON SINGLE VS. TRIPLE ADDRESS COMPUTING
PROCESSING OF FORMULAS BY
INPUT-OUTPUT FOR DIGITAL COMPUTING
INTRODUCTION TO SESSION ON LEARNING
ELECTRONIC DATA-PROCESSING
A TOPOLOGICAL APPLICATION OF COMPUTING
SETS. LOGICS,
A VARIANT TO TURING'S THEORY OF COMPUTING
RAOlo-INTERFERENCE CONTROL AS APPLIED TO BUSINESS
ANALYSIS OF SEQUENTIAL
LEARNING
SOME REMARKS ON ABSTRACT
ON THE ANALYSIS OF SEQUENTIAL
COPYRIGHT IN PROGRAM MATERIAL FOR COMPUTING
INTELLIGENT BEHAVIOR IN PROBLEM-SOLVING
DIGITAL INTEGRATING
PSEUDO-COOE TRANSLATION ON MULTI-LEVEL STORAGE
A SYNTHESIS TECHNIQUE FOR "INIMAL STATE SEQUENTIAL
INCREASING RELIABILITY BY THE USE OF REDUNDANT
MINIMAL SEQUENTIAL
SYNTHESIS OF MINIMAL-STATE
DATA COMMUNICATION BETWEEN REMOTE
MODERN TRENDS IN CHARACTER RECOGNITION
CONNECTIVE PROPERTIES PRESERVED IN MINIMAL STATE
ADAPTIVE TEACHING
POTENTIAL USES OF COMPUTERS AS TEACHING
AUTOMATIC COMPUTERS AND TEACHING
REPORT ON A RESEARCH PROGRAMME ON LEARNING
COMPATIBILITY OF STATES IN INPUT-INDEPENDENT
CASCADED FINITE-STATE
THE CASCADE DECOMPOSITION OF SEQUENTIAL
THE GODEL INCO"PLETENESS THEOREM AND INTELLIGENT
HIGHLY PARALLEL
EXAMPLES OF ABSTRACT
ATTITUDES TOWARD INTELLIGENT
APPLlc.rION OF PUSHDOWN-STORE
FURTHER RESULTS ON Tt;E STRUCTURE OF SEQUENTIAL
LATTICE PROPERTIES OF SEQUENTIAL
A ST~DY OF FEEDBACK AND ERRORS IN SEQUENTIAL
SYMBOL a-STATE AND 5-SYMBOL 6-STATE UNIVERSAL TURING
NU"ERICAL SYSTEM OF RESIDUAL CLASSES IN MATHEMATICAL
CONGRUENTIAL RANDOM NUMBER GENERATORS FOR DECIMAL
NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN EQUIPMENT FOR HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL
EFFICIENT ASSIGN"ENT OF INTERNAL CODES TO SEQUENTIAL
REDUCTION OF VARIABLE DEPENDENCY OF SEQUENTIAL
LINEAR SEPARABILITY AS APPLIED TO SELF-ORGANIZING
ALGORITH~ FOR ASSIGNING INTERNAL CODES TO SEQUENTIAL
OF RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE FIELD OF LEARNING
IN THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF INFORMATION HANDLING
REFLECTIONS ON THE SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF COMPUTING
6INATORIAL PROBLEMS THROUGH EXPERIMENTS ON COMPUTING
VALUE PROBLEMS OF ~ATHEMATICAL PHYSICS ON PUNCH CARD
PROCESSES CF INTEGRATION ON HIGH-SPEED CALCULATING
INAL STATE EXPERIMENTS FOR TWO CLASSES OF SEQUENTIAL
LUTION OF THE STATE ASSIGNMENT PROBLEM OF SEQUENTIAL
ATION ON THE IBM TYPE 101 ELECTRONIC OATA PROCESSING
MAGE, A LANGUAGE DERIVED FROM ALGOL ADAPTED TO SMALL
LOGICAL
ELECTRONIC
AUTOMATIC CALCULATING
RD COMPUTER ALLIED WITH NATIONAL CLASS 32 ACCOUNTING
THE EVOLUTION OF COMPUTING
EFFICIENCIES AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE COMPUTING
DEVELOPMENTS IN CHARACTER RECOGNITION
LABORATORY
CALCULATING
USERS
COMPARATIVE DATA ON
THE INTEGRATED USE OF ANALOG AND DIGITAL COMPUTING
COMPUTING
COMPUTING
DESIGN OF SEQUENTIAL
ANALYSIS OF SEQUENTIAL
ON THE STATE ASSIGNMENT PROBLEM FOR SEQUENTIAL
COMPUTING
COMPUTING
OSPECTS FOR THE UTILIZATION OF INFORMATIONAL-LOGICAL
NEW ROLE OF

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THE USE OF HIGH-SPEEO COMPUTING
APPLICATIONS OF ELECTRONIC
THE USE OF AUTOMATIC
FOR STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS
THE USE OF
THE USE OF CALCULATING
CAN
THE APPLICATION OF CALCULATING
APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTING
SYMPOSIUM, THE DESIGN OF
THE APPLICATION OF AUTOMATIC COMPUTING
THE POTENTIAL CONTRIBUTION OF ELECTRONIC

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THE
MIXED
SOME
ON THE
MUL T1PLE
A TEST FOR
A PROGRAMMED
AN EVALUATION
MAGNETIC BINARIES
DANGEROUS GULFS, SOME
A STUDY OF CERTAIN COM
A METHOD OF SOLVING BOUNDARY
ON THE ACCUMULATION OF ERRORS IN
LEAST UPPER BOUNDS ON MINIMAL TERM
USE OF DECOMPOSITION THEORY IN THE SO
fAL SOLUTION OF A PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQU
(FRENCH)
(GERMAN)
AND ECONOMICS
ANa NUMERICAL METHODS
AND PAPER TAPE
ISING AN IBM 650 PUNCHED CA
AND SYSTEMS
AT ABEROEEN PROVING GROUND
OPERATING
AT RABINOW ENGINEERING COMPANY
AT THE BIRKBECK COLLEGE COMPUTATION
AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED KINGDOM FOR CLERICAL
FOR AIRCRAFT DYNAMIC LOAD PROBLEMS
FOR PURE MATHEMATICS
FOR TEACHING ANt RESEARCH
fOR THE SOLUTI ON OF LOG ICALPROBLEMS
FROM THEIR REGULAR EXPRESSIONS
II
II

IN AERONAUTICAL RESEARCH
IN AIRCRAFT ENGINEERING
IN CHEMISTRY (USSR)
THE PR
IN DOCUMENT RETRIEVAL, OEFINITIONS AND SCOPE
IN GOVERNMENT CALCULATIONS
IN METEOROLOGY
IN PURE MATHE~ATICS
IN SOCIAL SCIENCE
IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF A GRAMMAR AND CO"PUTE
IN THE THEORY OF PRIMARY COSMIC RADIATION
THINK
TO BUSINESS AND COM~ERCE
TO MOLECULAR-BEA~ PROBLEMS
TO SIMULATE THE BEHAVIOR OF THE HUMAN BRAIN
TO STATISTICS
TO THF FIELD OF STATISTICS

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

HARV41 203
CAM849
28
CAMB49 114
CAMB49 134
AUS 51
10
AUS 51
29
AUS 51 101
MANC51
33
ONR 51
85
FTT 53 101
P IRE530 1462
JACM543 118
ECIP55 146
EC IP55
15
WJCC55
65
I EES56 184
WJCC56
66
HARV511 131
JACM511 63
I BMJ514 363
PGEC514 216
MIP 58 413
PACM58
62
PGEC582 119
TC62582 23
I BMJ584 336
CENG59
22
I CIP59 144
PGEC591 13
PGEC592 125
PGEC593 339
PGEC594 441
CAS 60 141
NSMT60 511
JACM604 311
PLCI61 129
PLCI61 155
PLCI61 251
ICC 6115 28
JACM613 400
PGEC613 366
PGEC614 581
SJCC62
11
WOC062 126
PGEC622 132
CATH63 3B9
FJCC63 215
JACM631 18
JACM633 365
PGECb33 223
JACM614 416
ICIP59 419
JACM632 131
AUS 51 142
PGEC625 611
J ACM623 324
SOS 62 503
PGEC6Z4 466
NCR 624 143
PACM52P 223
CLUN55 223
L SU 55
101
J ACM543 101
HARV41 176
J ACM614 601
JACM633 386
PACM52T 115
ROME62 413
OIP 62 110
FTT 53 212
AUS 51
93
AUS 60 Al.4
PIRE625 1039
PACM52T 73
OCR 62
21
FTT 53 110
TC81573 88
WJCC55
66
MSEE461
4
TCJ4613 212
FTT 5~ 181
JACM614 585
PGEC564 2\19
PGEC614 5'/3
HARV49 263
EJCC51
94
JACM612 240
MIPP61
8
F TT 53 234
FTT 53 210
ADC 53 160
AUS 60 A1.2
I CIP59 188
HARV428
THE TRANSfER-TRACK METHOD OF MAGNETIC-DRUM OPERATION
NCR 564 101
A MAGNETIC-DRUM SORTING SYSTEM
I EES56 390
A TRANSISTOR OIGITAL COMPUTER WITH A MAGNETIC-DRUM STORE
AN INTERLEAVED-OIGIT MAGNETIC-DRUM STORE FOR A TRANSISTOR DIGITAL COMPUTER IEES56 382
IEES56 197
THE MAGNETIC-DRUM STORE OF THE COMPUTER PEGASUS
PGEC551 21
CONTROL FEATURES OF A MAGNETIC-DRUM TELEPHONE OFFICE
18MJ602 107
MEASUREMENT OF MAGNETIC-FIELD ATTENUATION BY THIN SUPERCONDUCTlNG
FILMS
IFIP62 612
SIZE ANO SPEED OF THIN-MAGNETIC-FILM COMPUTER UNITS
18MJ581 36
MAGNETIC-RECORD lNG-HEAD SELECTION SWITCH
A MAGNETIC-TAPE AUXILIARY STORAGE SYSTEM FOR THE EDSAC I EES56 337
TCJ5621 51
ADAPTATION CF THE JACOBI METHOD FOR A COMPUTER WITH MAGNETIC-TAPE BACKING STORE
A EJCC57 l'J0
SELF-CHECKING SYSTEM FOR HIGH-SPEEO TRANS~ISSION OF MAGNETIC-TAPE DIGITAL DATA
A MAGNETIC-TAPE DIGITAL-RECOROING EQUIPMENT
I EES56 346
TCJ3601 28
SOLUTION CF SIMULTANEOUS LINEAR EQUATIONS USING A MAGNETIC-TAPE STORE
NCR 574 113
MAGNETICALLY CONTROLLED COUNTERS
EJCC56
47
A MAGNETICALLY CONTROLLED GATING ELEMENT
A MAGNETICALLY COUPLED LOW-COST HIGH-SPEED SHAFT
"JCC53 203
POSITION DIGITIZER
PGECS4) 22
AN I~PROVED READING SYSTEM FOR MAGNETICALLY RECORDED DIGITAL DATA
ISP'J632 130
MAGNETIZATION OF UNIAXIAL CYLINDRICAL THIN FILMS
I BMJ624 456
A POLARI~ETRIC METHOD OF MEASURING MAGNETO-OPTIC COEFFICIENTS
PGEC631
3
ANALYSIS OF A MAGNETO-OPTIC READOUT SYSTEM
TCB6634 126
DIMENSIONS
PLASMA MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMIC CALCULATIONS IN 1 AND 2
I BMJ624 419
ANALYSIS OF STATIC AND QUASIDYNAMIC BEHAVIOR OF MAGNETOSTATICALLY COUPLED THIN MAGNETIC FILMS
ADC 53 199
APPLICATIONS OF MAGNETOSTRICTION DELAY LINES
PB-250, EJCC60 283
A HIGH SPEED SERIAL GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER USING MAGNETOSTRICTI~E DELAY LINE STORAGE
PGEC614 702
A MAGNETOSTRICTIVE DELAY-LINE SHIFT REGISTER
PGEC603 329
MAGNETOSTRICTI~E ULTRASONIC DELAY LINES FOR A PCM
COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
CAM649
~O
THE CONTROL OF MAGNITUDES OF NUMBERS IN DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINES
WITH A FIXED BINARY POINT
LCMT61 117
MAGOP, A NEW APPROACH TO HIGH-DENSITY DIGITAL
MAGNETIC RECCRDIHG
AN ELECTRONIC DIRECTORY FOR SORTING MAIL
EJCCS8
19
E CAN 58 370
XPERIENCE OF THE DEFENCE RESEARCH BOARD Of CANADA IN MAIL ORDER COMPUTER SERVICE
'>4
EJCC57
T~E MECHANIZATION OF LETTER MAIL SORTING
CAS 60
46
COMPUTER CONTROL OF MAIL-ORDER HOUSE OPERATIONS IIBM 650 TAPE RAMAC)
MAIN CHARACTERISTICS OF IRSIA-FNRS COMPUTER IFRENCH) ECIP55
66
TCJ6632 134
THE MAIN FEATUReS CF CPL
JACM621 268
MAINTAINED ACTIVITY IN NEURAL NETS
ADC 53 235
PREVENTIVE OR CURATIVE MAINTENANCE
8CS 58 157
LARGE SCALE FILE MAINTENANCE
RMCS60
53
THE INfLUENCE Of COMPUTER DESIGN ON RELIABILITY AND MAINTENANCE
TCJ2604 199
THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS OF ROUTINE MAINTENANCE
A COMPUTER PGEC636 887
ORGANIZATION AND PROGRAMMING SYSTEM FOR AUTOMATED MAINTENANCE
29
SYSTEMATIC DETAILED RECORDING RMCS60
OF CIRCUIT SAFETY MARGINS AS AN AID TO COMPUTER MAINTENANCE
J ACM552 95
MAINTENANCE ANC ACCEPTANCE TESTS USED ON THE MIDAC
STOCK MAINTENANCE BY TELEPHONE, ONE STEP TOWARDS INTEGRATED FJCC63 519
MANUFACTURIhG ceNTROL IN A MULTI-SHOP MANUI
CAN 60 226
HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE COSTING
62
103 COMPUTER SYSTEM
COMPUTER-PROGRAMMED PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE FOR INTERNAL MEMORY SECTIONS OF THE ERA 1 PWCS54
83
10 COST, CAS 62
STATISTICAL SAMPLING AS A MANAGEMENT TOOL APPLIED TO MAINTENANCE MATERIEL AND JOB COST CONTROL
MAINTENANCE OF AGWAC, A LARGE ANALOG COMPUTER
AUS 60CI0.2
fTT 53
78
THE CONSTRUCTION, PERFORMANCE AND MAINTENANCE OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
PGEC614 680
USING DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN THE DESIGN ANO MAINTENANCE OF NEW COMPUTERS
RMCS60
27
MAINTENANCE PROCEOURES ON A CDMPUTER
NIC ANALOG CCMPUTERS
A PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM FOR LARGE GENERAL PURPOSE ELECTRO NCR 584 191
ReLIABILITY OF AN PGEC564 233
AIR DEFENSE COMPUTING SYSTEM, MARGINAL CHECKING AND MAINTENANCE PROGRAMMING
CAN 60
44
EXPERIENCE IN IMPLEMENTING A MAJOR APPLICATION ON AN E.D.P. SYSTEM
OF THEIR CIRCUITS
THE PRINCIPLE OF MAJORITY DECISION LOGICAL ELEMENTS AND THE COMPLEXITY ICIPS9 400
PGEC633 183
REALIZATION OF ARBITRARY LOGICAL FUNCTIONS USING MAJORITY ELEMENTS
NCR 612 264
MAJORITY GATE LOGIC IMPROVES DIGITAL SYSTEM
RELIABILITY
MAJORITY LOGIC AND PROBLEMS OF PROBABILISTIC BEHAVIOR SOS 62 243
PGEC611 11
AXIOMATIC MAJORITY-DECISION LOGIC
PGEC603 338
A THEOREM FOR DERIVING MAJORITY-LOGIC NETWORKS WITHIN AN AUGMENTEO BOOLEAN
ALGEBRA
WJCCS4
9
WILL ELECTRONIC PRINCIPLES MAKE POSSIBLE A BUSINESS REVOLUTION
MCF 61
3
SCIENTISTS ANO DECISION MAKING
. MCF 61
37
MANAGERIAL DECISION MAKING
IA GROUP Of SUBJECTS AND AN ADAPTIVE AUTOMAT SOS 62 283
ION TO PRODUCE A SELf ORGANllING SYSTEM FOR DECISION MAKING
IEES56 452
MAKING A COMPUTER PLAY DRAUGHTS
ARAP623 347
MAKING A TRANSLATOR fOR ALGOL 60
CAN 62
1
COMPUTERS fOR DECISION MAKING ANO CON TROL
CAN 62
31
fUTURE POSSIBILITIES OF DECISION MAKING AND CONTROL
PACM62
11
TEACHING A DIGITAL COMPUTER TO ASSIST IN MAKING DECISIONS
CACM634 169
A SUGGESTED METHOD OF MAKING FULLER USE OF STRINGS IN ALGOL 60
241

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

241

MAK - MAT

TITLE WORD INDEX

MODEL MAKING PROBLEMS IN ELECTION FORECASTING
DECISION MAKING USING A COMPUTER, A TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
THE COMPUTER IN EDUCATION, MALEFACTOR OR BENEFACTOR
SYSTEM FOR DETECTION AND OIAGNOSIS OF MACHINE MALFUNCTIONS
A PROGRAMMING
ISOLATION OF CONTROL MALFUNCTIONS IN A DIGITAL COMPUTER
E FOR ADVANCED STUDY
DIAGNOSIS AND PREDICTION OF MALFUNCTIONS IN THE COMPUTING MACHINE AT THE INSTITUT
A NOTE ON THE REMARKABLE MEMORY OF MAN
TIME-ANALYSIS OF LOGICAL PROCESSES IN MAN
ARE THE MAN AND THE MACHINE RELATIONS
ON-LINE MAN-COMPUTER COMMUNICATION
THE MAN-COMPUTER TEAM IN A SPACE ECOLOGY
A VERSATILE MAN-MACHINE CO~MUNICATION CONSOLE
MAN-MACHINE COMMUNICATIONS IN THE COMING TECHNOLOGICA
L SOCIETY
A PROPOSED PLANNING MAN-MACHINE COMPLEX
MAN-MACHINE CONSOLE FACILITIES FOR COMPUTER-AIDED
DESIGN
SKETCHPAD, A MAN-MACHINE GRAPHICAL COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
PERMUTED TITLE WORD INDEXING, PROCEDURES FOR MAN-MACHINE SYSTEM
AN ANALOGDIGITAL SIMULATOR FOR THE DESIGN AND IMPROVEMENT OF MAN-MACHINE SYSTEMS
SPACETRACKING MAN-MADE SATELLITES AND DEBRIS
TRANSLATION
MAN-TO-MACHINE COMMUNICATION AND AUTOMATIC CODE
NEW EQUATIONS FOR MANAGEMENT
COMPUTERS AS TOOLS FOR MANAGEMENT
AUTOMATION AND ITS IMPACT ON MANAGEMENT
THE COMPUTER AS AN AID TO PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT
REPORTING COMPUTER PERFORMANCE TO MANAGEMENT
DATA PROCESSING SERVICE BUREAUX AS AN AIO TO MANAGEMENT
OPERATIONS RESEARCH AND MANAGEMENT
BUhEPS PERT-MILESTONE SYSTEM, A TOOL FOR PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
COMPUTERS AS AN AID TO UTILITY MANAGEMENT
COMPUTERS AND MANAGEMENT
ElECTRONIC
COMPUTERS AN AID TO PRODUCTION AND INVENTORY MANAGEMENT
EDPM 705 IN ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT (GERMANI
COMPUTERS AND COMMERCE 4, MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL
MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATION PROBLEMS
THE MANAGEMENT APPROACH TO AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING
EXTENDING MANAGEMENT CAPABILITY BY ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS
INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT CONGRESS IN NEW YORK
COMPUTER-BASED MANAGEMENT CONTROL
THE IMPACT OF elECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING ON MANAGEMENT CONTROL AND ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION
REAL-TIME MANAGEMENT CONTROL AT HUGHES AIRCRAFT
REAL-TIME COMPUTER-BASED MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS
AND USE OF ALTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING IN BUSINESS ANO MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT,
AND USE OF AUTCMATIC DATA PROCESSING IN BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT,
AND USE OF AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING IN BUSINESS ANO MANAGEMENT CONTRDL SYSTEMS OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT,
THE BUSINESS GAME, THE NEW DIMENSION IN MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT
A MANAGEMENT EYE VIEW OF THE COMPUTER
MAN4GEMENT FACES AN ELECTRONIC FUTURE
A BUSINESS MANAGEMENT GAME
MANAGEMENT GAMES AND COMPUTERS
ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS AS TOOLS FOR MANAGEMENT IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1956
ICON, A MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM
ECONOMIC EVALUAT(ON OF MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS
INTEGRATED INFORMATION PROCESSING FOR MANAGEMENT OF NATIONALIlED INDUSTRIES
MANAGEMENT OF RECORDS IN A LARGE-SCALE COLLABORATIVE
RESEARCH PROGRAM (HONEYWELL 8001
INTEGRATED MATERIALS MANAGEMENT SIMULATION EXERCISE
AN ON-LINE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM USING ENGLISH LANGUAGE
MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES FOR REAL TIME COMPUTER
PROGRAMMING
VAL SYSTEMS
DESIGN DEVELOPMENTS IN INFORMATION MANAGEMENT THROUGH SELECTIVE DISSEMINATION AND RETRIE
FACTOREO COST,STATISTICAL SAMPLING AS A MANAGEMENT TOOL APPLIED TO MAINTENANCE MATER IEl AND J
DB COST!
A GENERAL APPROACH TO PLANNING FOR MANAGEME~T USE OF EDPM EQUIPMENT
MANAGERIAL DECISION MAKING
FURTHER AUTOCOOE FACILITIES FOR THE MANCHESTER (MERCURYI COMPUTER
THE UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER COMPUTING MACHINE
THE UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER COMPUTING MACHINE
THE UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER COMPUTING MACHINE
SOME TECHNICAL FEATURES OF THE MANCHESTER MERCURY AUTOCODE PROGRAMME
COMPONENT RELIAB ILlTY IN A COMPUTING MACHINE AT MANCHES fER UNI VERSITY
A REVIEW OF COMPUTER DEVELOPMENTS AT MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY
II, USER'S DESCRIPTION
THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY ATLAS OPERATING SYSTEM, PART
INTERNAL ORGANIZATION
THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY ATLAS OPERATING SYSTEM, PART I,
THE AUTOCOOE PROGRAMS DEVELOPED FOR THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY COMPUTERS
THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINE
THE PROGRAMMING STRATEGY USED WITH THE MANCHESTER UN.I VERSITY MARK I COMPUTER
NE
THE USE OF ELECTROMAGNETIC DELAY LINES IN THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY MARK II DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHI
MACHINE
THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY MARK II DIGITAL-COMPUTING
COPPER-MANDREL POTENTIOMETER DYNAMIC ERROR AND COMPENSATION
PHASE EQUILleRIA IN THE FERRITE REGION OF THE SYSTEM MANGANESE-IRON~OXYGEN
KEYNOTE ADDRESS, COMPUTERS, FROM YOUTH TO MANHOOD
MANIAC
CODING FOR THE MANIAC
ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS A LA MANIAC
THE MANIAC III ARITHMETIC SYSTEM
REMARKS ON ALGOL AND SYMBOL MANIPULATION
A DESCRIPTIVE LANGUAGE FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION
COMPUTER LANGUAGES FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION
COMIT, A LANGUAGE FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION
AN AUTOCODE FOR TABLE MANIPULATION
CONTINUED OPERATION NOTATION FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION AND ARRAY PROCESSING
A GENERALIZED TECHNIQUE FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION AND NUMERICAL CALCULATION
A STRING LANGUAGE FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION BASED ON ALGOL 60
SYMBOL MANIPULATION BY THREAOEO LISTS
AN INTRODUCTORY PROBLEM IN SYMBOL MANIPULATION FOR THE STUDENT
VARIABLE FIELO-LENGTH DATA MAN I PULA TI ON IN FIXED WORD-LENGTH MEMORY
CHARACTER MAN I PULA TI ON IN FORTRAN
CHARACTER MANIPULATION IN FORTRAN
SYMBOL MANIPULATION IN XTRAN
CHARACTER MANIPULATION IN 1620 FORTRAN II
CHARACTER MANI PULA TlON IN 7090 FORTRAN
MANI PULATION OF ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSIONS
MAN I PULA TlON OF TREES IN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
242

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

MAG - MAN
CAS 56
16
CAN 62
21
FJCC63 619
PGEC631 10
PACM59
7
NCR 537 59
PGEC573 194
WJCC61 579
SJCC62 139
SJCC62 113
WJCC59 202
E JCC61 166
CAS 61
45
AUS 63 B.5
SJCC63 323
SJCC63 329
MIPP61
77
EJCC57
90
FJCC62 301t
WJCC60 329
WJCC53
9
EJCC55
8
LSU 56 154
BCS 58
69
PACM58
59
AUS 60 A5.1
CAN 60
98
CAS 61
76
AUS 63 A.5
TCB7633 71
LSU 57 141
ECIP55 102
TCJ1594 16B
RMCS60
5
L SU 57
23
IFIP62
78
TCB7644 123
WJCC61 587
TCB1573 50
WJCC61 603
AUS 63 A.19
CACM594 22
CACM595 17
CACM599 34
CAN 60 H2
LSU 56 144
AUS 573 302
TC86622 57
WJCC61
11
TCJ1594 179
PACM62
59
I BSJ631
2
40
I FlP62
CAS 61
3
PACM59
58
WJCC61
17
JACM623 387
PACM61 5C2
CAS 62
83
WJCC59 240
MCF 61
37
TCJ1583 124
EJCC51
57
MANC51
5
FH 53 117
MTP 58 201
ADC 53 252
AUS 572 208
rCJ4613 226
TCJ4613 222
TCJ1581 15
CAMB49 119
I [ES56 151
I EES56 483
HES56 247
PGEC613 516
IBMJ5B3 193
WJCC56
1
PACM52T 13
ONR 56
45
ICC 634 212
SJCC62 195
CACM599 25
JACM614 579
PGEC614 729
ROME62 113
ROME62 613
CACM638 467
CACM613 147
CACM621 54
CACM604 195
CACM609 488
PGEC635 512
CACM628 432
CACM6 32 65
CACM604 213
CACM62D 602
CACM638 440
CACM619 396
CACM622 103
242

MAN - MAT

TITLE WORD INDEX

MAK - MAT

ALGY, AN ALGEBRAIC
TWO SUBROUTINES FOR SYMBOL
SYMBOL
ACM CONFERENCE ON SYMBOL
LISP, A PROGRAMMING SYSTEM FOR SYMBOLIC
THE IMPACT OF INFORMATION PROCESSING ON
SIX DEGREE-OF-FREEDOM SIMULATION OF A
CONTROL SYSTEM
THI: USE OF

MANIPULATION PROGRAM
WJCC61 389
CACM612 102
MANIPULATION WITH AN ALGEBRAIC COMPILER
PACM61 5B4
MANIPULATION WITH AN ASSOCIATIVE MEMORY
CACM604 183
MANIPULATION, PROGRAM AND PREPRINTS
PACM59
35
MANIPULATIONS
IFIP62
8
MANKIND
SJCC63
91
MANNED ORBITAL DOCKING SYSTEM
MANNED SIMULATION IN THE DESIGN OF AN OPERATIONAL
WJCC61
51
SJCC63 401
MANNED SPACECRAFT SIMULATION
4
CTPC54
PRESENT AND PROJECTED COMPUTER MANPOWER NEEDS IN BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY
WJCC53
6
SCIENTIFIC MANPOWER PROBLEMS
MANPOWER REQUIREMENTS BY COMPUTER MANUFACTURERS
CTPC54
14
56
DPTIMU~ ALLOCATION OF RESEARCH ANO ENGINEERING MANPOWER WITHIN A MULTI-PROJECT ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCT PACM62
URE
PACM59
52
ERROR STABILITY IN FINITE MANTISSA FLOATING POINT COMPUTERS
PACM5B
42
COMPUTER TRANSCRIPTION OF MANUAL MORSE
ON COMPUTER TRANSCRIPTION OF MANUAL MORSE
JACM593 429
MI PP61 110
TRANSITION FROM A MANUAL TO A MACHINE INDEXING SYSTEM
THE MANUAL USE OF AUTOMATIC RECORDS
E JCC55
33
~CR 634
47
THE COMPUTER AS AN AID TO THE DESIGN ANO MANUFACTURE OF SYSTEMS
BCS 58 195
THE PLANNING OF TUBING MANUFACTURE, USING AN IBM 650 CO~PUTER
EXP EC IP55 132
ERIENCE WITH COMPONENTS USED IN ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS MANUFACTURED IN GERMANY (GERMAN)
ICC 621 38
ANALOG ANO DIGITAL COMPUTERS MANUFACTURED IN JAPAN
CTPC54
14
MANPOWER REQUIREMENTS BY COMPUTER MANUFACTURERS
MANUFACTURERS
ON
STANDARDIZATION
OF
MAGNETIC
TAPE
EJCC55
90
RECORDS
STATEIoIENTS FROM
/IUS 60 A8.1
ORACLE, GAS MANUFACTURING BUDGET PROGRAM
CTION COMPONENTS AND SPARE PARTS AT A FARM EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURING COMPANY
IQUIREMENTS PLANNING OF PRODU BIT 632 108
RDS INTEGRATED MANUFACTURING CONTROL IN A MULTI-SHOP MANUFACTURING COMPLEX
IBY TELEPHONE, ONE STEP TOWA FJCC61 519
83
ELECTROSTATIC STORAGE TUBE
DESIGN ANO MANUFACTURING CONSIDERATIONS OF THE OSCILLOGRAPH TYPE ANL 53
AINTENANCE BY TELEPHONE, ONE STEP TOWARDS INTEGRATED MANUFACTURING CONTROL IN A MULTI-SHOP MANUFACTURING C FJCC63 519
FJCC63 535
COMPUTER COM~UNICATIONS
AN APPROACH TO MANUFACTURING CONTROL USING INEXPENSIVE SOURCE TO
PROBLEMS OF DATA TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS IN A GENERAL MANUFACTURING DATA PROCESSING INSTALLATION
THE TCJ6633 210
MANUFACTURING DATA PROCESSING ON THE IBM 650
CAS 56
64
DY FOR A QUASI-REAL TIME DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM IN A MANUFACTURING ENTERPRISE
10 COMPUTER EVALUATION STU PACM61 12B4
AUS 60 A5.3
DATA PROCESSING APPLIED TO MANUFACTURING INOUSTRIES
AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING IN LARGER MANUFACTURING PLANTS
WJCC53
65
NUMERICAL QUADRATURE IN MANY DIMENSIONS
JACM592 219
PROPERTIES OF A NEURON WITH MANY INPUTS
SOS 61
95
MANY VALUED LOGICS AND RELIABLE AUTOMATA
SOS 61 135
AUS 60B'6.2
A GENERALISATION OF SIMPSON'S RULE TO MANY-DIMENSIONAL INTEGRATION
CACM61N 496
MAP
APPLICATION OF H SJCC63 105
YBRIO ANALOG ANO DIGITAL TECHNIQUES IN THE AUTOMATIC MAP COMPILATION SYSTEM
CACM638 435
MAPPED LIST STRUCTURES
TCJ6644 348
SOME EXPERIENCES IN PRICE MAPP ING
FORMATION OF A 'MACHINE THEORY' REPRESENTING A MAPPING
AUTOMATIC PACM61 2Cl
CHTENSTEIN-GERSHGORIN INTEGRAL EQUATION IN CONFORMAL MAPPING
THE APPLICATION OF THE LI BIT 613 141
PGEC614 631
GEOMETRIC MAPPING OF SWITCHING FUNCTIONS
JACM614 553
SEMANTIC ROAD MAPS FOR LITERATURE SEARCHERS
PACM59
47
PREPARATION OF DISPLAY MAPS WITH AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
THE MARCHANT COMPUTER SYSTEM
EJCC54
42
AOC 53 239
EDSAC
EXPERIENCE WITH MARGINAL CHECKING AND AUTOMATIC ROUTINING OF THE
EDSAC
NCR 537 66
EXPERI ENCE WITH MARGINAL CHECKING AND AUTOMATIC ROUTINING OF THE
PGEC564 233
RELIABILITY OF AN AIR DEFENSE COMPUTING SYSTEM, MARGINAL CHECKING AND MAINTENANCE PROGRAMMING
NCR 531 48
DIAGNOSTIC PROGRAMS AND MARGINAL CHECKING IN THE WHIRLWIND I COMPUTER
RMCS60
41
EQUIPMENT
EXPERIENCE IN THE USE OF MARGINAL-TESTING TECHNIQUES IN VALVE AND TRANSISTOR
RMCS60
29
SYSTEMATIC DETAILED RECORDING OF CIRCUIT SAFETY MARGINS AS AN AID TO COMPUTER MAINTENANCE
~CR 584 296
THE USAF AUTOMATIC LANGUAGE TRANSLATOR, MARK I
HARV47
23
MARK I CALCULATOR
HARV47 208
THE PREPARATION OF PROBLEMS FOR THE MARK I CALCULATOR
STRATEGY USED WITH THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY MARK I COMPUTER
THE PROGRAMMI NG IEES56 151
ARAP612 17
THE ELLIOTT 803 AUTDCDDE MARK II
DIP 62 580
THE RELAY COMPUTER ETL MARK II
HARV47
69
MARK II CALCULATOR
TROMAGNETIC DELAY LINES IN THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY MARK II DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINE
THE USE OF ELEC IEES56 483
THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY MARK 11 DIGITAL-COMPUTING MACHINE
IEES56 247
HARV49
11
THE MARK 111 CALCULATOR
THE OPERATION AND LOGIC OF THE MARK 111 ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR IN VIEW OF OPERATING
EXPERIENCE
EJCC51
50
DIP 62 617
THE TRANSISTORIZED COMPUTER ETL MARK IV
THE MARK 1 PERCEPT RON, DESIGN AND PERFORMANCE
NCR 602 78
ARAP591 23
THE MARK 5 SYSTEM CF AUTOMATIC CODING FOR TREAC
PACM56
10
TECHNICAL MARKET ANALYSIS USING A COMPUTER
AUSTRALIA
AUS 60 111.2
THE COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL MARKET FOR ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING EQUIPMENT IN
MARKET RESEARCH APPLICATIONS ON LEO
TCJ3601 142
EDPS61 504
A MARKET SURVEY
MARKET SURVEYS WITH A SMALL COMPUTER
TCJ3603 140
AUS 60 116.4
DATA PROCESSING IN MARKETING AND SALES RESEARCH
DATA PROCESSING IN MARKETING RESEARCH
AUS 60 A6.1
CIIS 59
41
EXPERIENCE AND PLANS FOR MARKETING-RESEARCH OPERATIONS
PACM61 1285
AN INQUIRY INTO THE COMPUTER AUTOMATION OF SUPER MARKETS
A COMPOSITION METHOD FOR NORMAL MARKOV ALGORITHMS
ICC 634 195
MARRIAGE, WITH PROBLEMS
CACM602 81
THE NUMERICAL ANALYSIS PROGRAM AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
CLUN55 161
IBMJ513 232
MICROWAVE AMPLIFICATION BY MASER TECHNIQUES
FLY'S-EYE LENS TECHNIQUE I BI'J6 32 146
FOR GENERATING SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE FABRICATION MASKS
GN OF A THREE DI~ENSIONAL VARIABLE SPEED, HEIGHT AND MASS AERODYNAMIC MODEL OF A GUIDED ~ISSILE
THE DESI /IUS 608' 10.3
REVIEW AND SURVEY OF MASS MEMORIES
F JCC63
295
FJCC63 311
INVESTIGATION OF A WOVEN SCREEN MASS MEMORY SYSTEM
ELECTRODATA COMPUTER
MASS SPECTROMETER ANALYSIS AND DATA PRODUCTION ON THE LSlJ 55 145
PIRE625 1081
MA SS STORAGE
HARV49
44
THE OIGITAL COMPUTATION PROGRAM AT MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
MT AT THE MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNCLOGY
'lS"T60 126
J ACM584319
A DUAL MASTER FILE SYSTEM FOR A TAPE PROCESSING COMPUTER
THE MASTER TERRAIN MOOEL SYSTEM
E JCC57
30
TCJ4611 38
MATCHING INQUIRIES TO AN INDEX
PACM58
60
A CODE MATCHING TECHNIQUE FOR MACHINE TRANSLATION
58
MIPP61
AVAILABILITY OF MACHINE-USABLE NATURAL LANGUAGE MATERIAL
I BSJ633 268
REQUIREME~TS GENERATION, EXPLOSIONS, AND BILLS OF MATERIAL
AUS 513 310
THE APPLICATION OF COMPUTERS TO PROBLEMS IN MATERIAL CONTROL
TCB1573 14
STORES CONTROL AND MATERIAL COSTS
COPYRIGHT IN PROGRAM MATERIAL FOR COMPUTING MACHINES
T CB2582 23
PACM52P l'H
DIGITAL STORAGE USING FERROMAGNETIC MATERIALS
243

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

243

MAT - MAT

TITLE WORO INDEX

PHYSICAL ASPECTS OF MAGNETIC COMPUTER
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF DIGITAL MAGNETIC CIRCUITS AND
EVALUATION OF CONFIDENTIAL
EVOLUTION OF DOCUMENT CONTROL IN A
NON-PROGRAMMED CURRICULUM
CONSIOERATIONS FOR THE SELECTION OF MAGNETIC CORE
SYNTHETIC
INTEGRATED
SAMPLING AS A MANAGEMENT TOOL APPLIED TO MAINTENANCE
INFORMATION SYSTEMS MODERNIZATION IN THE AIR
THE FLDW-MATIC AND
DESIGN
A
S
PROBLEMS OF

MATERIALS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS DETERIORATION INFORMATION CENTER
MATERIALS FOR COMPUTER PROGRAMMER TRAINING PROGRAMS
MATERIALS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTER ELEMENTS
MATERIALS FOR HYDRODYNAMICAL COMPUTATIONS
MATERIALS MANAGEMENT SIMULATION EXERCISE
MATERIEL AND JOB COST CONTROL
10 COST. STATISTICAL
MATERIEL COMMAND
MATH-MATIC AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
MATHEMATIC FORMULATION OF THE GENERALIZED LOGICAL
MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS INVOLVED IN MACHINE COMPUTATION
MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS OF MERGE-SORTING TECHNIQUES
THE OPERATION OF A SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING FACII
SOME MATHEMATICAL ANO PROGRAMMING PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED IN
·AUTDCODES FOR MATHEMATICAL AND STATISTICAL WORK
ANALOG COMPUTER
MATHEMATICAL APPLICATIONS OF THE DYNAMIC STORAGE
THE DARMSTADT MATHEMATICAL COMPUTER GROUP (GERMANI
SIMULATION
MATHEMATICAL CONSIDERATIONS OF REAL TIME OIGITAL
AN ANALYSIS OF NON-MATHEMATICAL DATA-PROCESSING
RD EQUI LIBRIUM BETWEEN ACCURACY AND SPEED IN PRIMARY MATHEMATICAL FUNCTIONS
IL YNOMI ALS, AN APPROACH TOWA
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
SOME MATHEMATICAL FUNDAMENTALS OF THE USE OF SYMBOLS IN
A MATHEMATICAL LANGUAGE COMPILER
A MATHEMATICAL LANGUAGE COMPILER
COMPUTABILITY
DIGITAL COMPUTERS. MATHEMATICAL LOGIC ANO PRINCIPAL LIMITATIONS OF
THE NUMERICAL SYSTEM OF RESIDUAL CLASSES IN MATHEMATICAL MACHINES
THE INFLUENCE OF AUTOMATIC COMPUTERS ON MATHEMATICAL METHOOS
MATHEMATICAL METHODS IN LARGE-SCALE COMPUTING UNITS
NUMERICAL MATHEMATICAL METHOOS. I
NUMERICAL MATHEMATICAL METHODS. II
NUMERICAL MATHEMAHCAL METHODS, III
NUMERICAL MATHEMATICAL METHODS, IV
NUMERICAL MATHEMATICAL METHODS. V
NUMERICAL MATHEMATICAL METHODS. VIII
OF UNDETECTED ERRORS IN MAGNETIC TAPE SYSTEMS
A MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR DETERMINING THE PROBABILITIES
SYSTEM
A MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR PROBLEM QUEUING IN A COMPUTER
THE PREPARATION AND CHECKING OF THE MATHEMATICAL MODEL OF A GUIOED WEAPONS SYSTEM
ION OF DIFFERENTIAL-DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS
A MATHEMATICAL MODEL OF DRUG DISTRIBUTION AND THE SDLUT
MATHEMATICAL MODELS FOR INFORMATION SYSTEMS IlESIGN
AN ADDRESSLESS CODING SCHEME BASED ON MATHEMATICAL NOTATION
MIRFAC, A COMPILER BASED ON STANDARD MATHEMATICAL NCTATION AND PLAIN ENGLISH
A METHOD OF SOLVING BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS OF MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS ON PUNCH CARD ~ACHINES
A MATHEMATICAL PROCEDURE FOR MACHINE DIVISION
LOGICAL OR NON-MATHEMATICAL PROGRAMMES
INPUT-OUTPUT GENERATORS IN MATHEMATICAL PROGRAMMING
DISCUSSION
WHAT IS PROPRIETARY IN MATHEMATICAL PROGRA~MING, IMPRESSIONS OF A PANEL
SCIENCE FOUNDATION AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS FOR MATHEMATICAL RESEARCH ANO EDUCATION
IN THE NATIONAL
TOWARDS A MATHEMATICAL SCIENCE OF COMPUTATION
CONFERENCE BOARD OF THE MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES
MATHEMATICAL SERVICE ROUTINES
PROCESSING PIIOCEOURES
MATHEMATICAL STRUCTURE OF NONARITHfI4ETlC DATA
MATHEMATICAL TABLES
ORKS WIT~ ONE INPUT AND K OUTPUTS
A MATHEMATICAL THEORY FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF CONTACT NETW
A BASIS FOR A MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF CO~PUTATION
A BASIS FOR A MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF COMPUTATION
ON THE MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF ERROR-CORRECTING CODES
A MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF LANGUAGE SYMBOLS IN RETRIEVAL
THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN EMPIRICALLY BASED MATHEMATICALLY DERIVEO CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM
THE EFFECT OF COMPUTERS ON THE TRAINING OF APPLIED MATHEMATICIANS AND SCIENTISTS
THE FUTURE DEMAND FOR MATHEMATICIANS IN THE COMPUTING FIELD
COMPUTING MACHINES FOR PURE MATHEMATICS
NEW VISTAS IN MATHEMATICS
APPLICATIONS OF ELECTRONIC MACHINES IN PURE MATHEMATICS
SUPPLY AND DEMAND IN COMPUTATIONAL MATHEMATICS
TOWARD MECHANICAL MATHEMATICS
AUTOMATION ANO PURE MATHEMATICS
INTERRELATIONS BETWEEN COMPUTERS AND APPLIED MATHEMATICS
A COMPUTER AID FOR SYMBOLIC MATHEMATICS
ONSIDERATIONS IN THE SOLUTION OF PROBLEMS IN APPLIEO MATHEMATICS
SOME GENERAL C
OF THE WORK OCNE AT THE ZURICH INSTITUTE OF APPLIED MATHEMATICS
A BRIEF ACCOUNT
FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS AND NUMERICAL MATHEMATICS (FRENCH)
MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTING
MECHANICAL MATHEMATICS AND INFERENTIAL ANALYSIS
THE DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER MATHEMATICS AT MOSCOW STATE UNIVERSITY
AN EXPERIMENTAL STRATEGY INI
TEACHING SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS BY AUTOINSTRUCTION IN THE PRIMARY GRADES.
COMPUTERS
NUMERICAL MATHEMATICS FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF ELECTRONIC DIGITAL
MATHEMATICS IN BUSINESS
BASIN
THE APPLIED MATHEMATICS LABORATORY OF THE DAVID W. TAYLOR MODEL
SOURCES OF INFORMATION ON CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN MATHEMATICS, PROGRAMMING AND ELECTRONIC OATA PROCESS I
PROGRAM IN NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS, U.C.L.A.
THE EDUCATIONAL
PRCGRAMMING FOR FINDING CHARACTERISTIC VALUES OF MATHIEUS EQUATION AND THE SPHEROIDAL WAVE EQUATION
AUTOMATIC DIGITAL MATRIC STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS
CHARACTERISTIC VALUES OF ARBITRARY MATRICES
AN EFFICIENT FORM OF INVERSE FOR SPARSE MATRICES
SEMANTIC MATRICES
THE CALCULATION OF THE EIGENVECTORS OF COOIAGONAL MATRICES
A PROPERTY OF SEMI-DEFINITE HERMITIAN MATRICES
ON PRE-CONDITIONING MATRICES
THE JACOBI METHOD FOR REAL SYMMETRIC MATRICES
A PROCEDURE FOR THE DIAGONALIZATION OF NORMAL MATRICES
CONSTRUCTION OF A SET OF TEST MATRICES
ENCODING OF INCO~PLETElY SPECIFIED BOOLEAN MATRICES
CALCULATING EIGENVALUES OF VERY LARGE SYMMETRIC MATRICES
ON THE CONSISTENCY OF PRECEDENCE MATRICES
ON STURM SEQUENCES FOR TRIDIAGONAL MATRICES
ON PRE-CONDITIONING OF MATRICES
SOLUTION OF TRIDIAGONAL MATRICES
A THEOREM eN BOOLEAN MATRICES
INVERSION OF TRIPLE-DIAGONAL COMPOUND MATRICES
A NOTE ON MULTIPLYING BOOLEAN MATRICES
21tlt

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

MAN - MAT
ANL 53 202
PGEC592 lIt8
EOPS61 500
ICSI581 131
PACM62
20
NCR 5lt4 109
HARV61
23
PACM59
58
CAS 62
83
CAS 58
11
ARAP591 196
IICR 574 259
HARVlt7
83
IFIP62
62
CAN 58
78
lC85621t Ilt9
WJCC60 119
ECIP55 157
PACM62
16
MlP 58 863
PACM62
60
ICIP59 315
PACM56
30
ACFI57
87
IFIP62
29
ICIP59 419
MANC51
13
HARV49 lit 1
MSEElt61
6
MSEElt61
7
MSEElt62 12
MSEElt62 17
MSEElt62 18
MSEE463 31
IBMJ572 177
PACM59
10
AUS 60B'10.It
IFIP62 lit 5
PACM61 11-2
AUS 511 121
CACM639 5lt5
JACM543 101
CACM594 10
PACM52T 46
PACM61 10A3
CACM610 5lt2
CTPC51t
81
IFIP62
21
CACM62B It23
LSU 56 151
JAC14621 136
ADC 53 155
HARV572 7It
CPFS61
33
WJCC61 225
IBMJ591 25
I CS 1582 1327
SJCC62 279
CTPC51t
51
CLUN55 127
MSEElt61
It
HARVlt7 298
AOC 53 160
CLUN55 121
I BMJ601
2
AOOC62 219
DIP 62 212
FJCC63 509
MSEElt61
5
MANC51
27
ICC 621 10
AOC 53 125
CPFS61
1
CACM606 3lt2
PLCI61
99
ECIP55
21
TCJ1581 22
CACM619 312
CACM629 472
CLUN55 145
PECS52
lit
WJCC59 272
PACM56
.3'1
PACM56
itO
ICSI582 997
TCJ1582 90
JACM583 21tlt
PACM59
30
JACM591 59
JACM592 176
CACM598 10
WJCC60 231
AUS 608'9.1
JACM603 255
JACM603 260
JACM60lt 338
CACM617 314
JACM621 11
JACM621 71
CACM622 102
21tlt

MAT -

MEC

TITLE WORD INDEX

A PRD&iDURE fOR INVERTING LARGE SYMMETRIC
THE LLT AND QR METHODS FOR SYM~ETRIC TRIDIAGONAL
CHARACTERISTIC VALUES AND VECTORS OF DEFECTIVE
ANOTHER TEST MATRIX fOR DETERMINANTS AND
NOTE ON STOCHASTIC
NEW METHOD OF CHECKING THE CONSISTENCY OF PRECEDENCE
SYNTHESIS AND ANALYSIS OF DIGITAL SYSTEMS BY BOOLEAN
GIVENS METHOt FOR THE EIGENVALUE EVALUATION OF LARGE
OF BOOLEAN POLYNOMIALS BASED ON INCIDENCE
SYNTHESIS AND ANALYSIS OF DIGITAL SYSTEMS BY BOOLEAN
SQUARE METHDD SUITABLE FOR SOLVING LARGE SPARSE
AND PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS BY QUASI-DIAGONAL
UTING EIGENVALUES AND EIGENVECTORS OF REAL SYMMETRIC
ON OF EIGENVALUES AND EIGENVECTORS OF REAL SYMMETRIC
TING EIGENVALUES ANO EIGENVECTORS OF REAL, SYMMETRIC
BOOLEAN
LOGIC
LEARNING
QUASI-TRIDIAGONAL

MATRICES
MATRICES
MATRICES
MATRICES
MATRICES
MATRICES
A
MATRICES
THE
MATRICES
A MODIFIED
MATR ICES
REALIZATION
MATRICES
CORRECTION TO THE
MATRICES
AN ITERATIVE LEASTMATRICES
SOLUTION OF SYSTEMS OF ORDINARY
MATRICES
ON THE CODING OF JACOBI'S METHOD FOR COMP
MATRICES
IARIABLE' STRUCTURE COMPUTER FOR COMPUTATI
MATRICES
ON THE CODING OF JACOBI'S METHOD FOR COMPU
MATRICES AND THE STABILITY OF NEURAL NETS
MATRICES AND THE TRUTH FUNCTION PROBLEM
MATRICES AND THEIR APPLICATIONS
MATRICES AND TYPE-INSENSITIVE DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS
MATRICES ASSOCIATED WITH THE HITCHCOCK PROBLEM
INVERSION OF MATRICES BY PUNCHED CARD ~ETHODS IGERMAN)
THE METHOD OF REDUCED MATRICES FOR A GENERAL TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM
THE METHOD OF REDUCED MATRICES FOR A GENERAL TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM
MORE TEST MATRICES FOR DETERMINANTS AND INVERSES
A NOTE ON A SET OF TEST MATRICES FOR INVERSION
A SET OF MATRICES FOR TESTING COMPUTER PROGRAMS
THE USE OF CHAIN LIST MATRICES FOR THE ANALYSIS OF COBOL DATA STRUCTURES
TRANSPOSING MATRICES IN A DIGITAL COMPUTER
COMPUTING AND ERROR MATRICES IN LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS
SOME USES OF MATRICES IN STRUCTURAL ~NALYSIS
OS FOR THE NUMERiCAL SOLUTION OF EQUATIONS IN SQUARE MATRICES OF ARBITRARY FORM IFRENCH)
ITERATIVE METHO
SYMBOLIC LOGIC TRUTH MATRICES ON A COMPUTER
ITE SEQUENTIALLY COMPACT PROCESS FOR THE ADJOINTS OF MATRICES OVER ARBITRARY INTEGRAL DCMAINS
A FIN
THE CALCULATION OF THE EIGENVECTORS OF CODIAGONAL MATRICES PRODUCED BY THE GIVENS ANO LANClOS PROCESSES
APPLICATIONS OF BOOLEAN MATRICES TO THE ANALYSIS OF FLOW DIAGRAMS
NTS CONCERNING SPEEO OF OIAGONALIZATION OF SYMMETRIC MATRICES USING JACOBI'S METHOD
IROTATIONS, EXPERIME
as fOR THE NUl INTERPOLATION POLYNOMIALS OF SQUARE MATRICES WITH MATRIX COEFFICIENTS AND ITERATIVE METHO
FOOTNOTE TO 'THE JACOBI METHOD FOR REAL SYMMETRIC MATRICES'
ON OF EIGENVALUES AND EIGENVECTORS OF REAL SYMMETRIC MATRICES'
IR IABLE' STRUCTURE COMPUTER FOR COMPUTATI
A DIGITAL STORE USING A MAGNETIC CORE MATRIX
EFFECT OF PROPAGATED ERROR ON INVERSE OF HILBERT MATRIX
UNITARY TRIANGULARIZATION OF A NONSYMMETRIC MATRIX
A METHOD FOR TRANSPOSING A MATRIX
EIGENVALUES OF A SYMMETRIC 3X3 MATRIX
INVERSION OF A COMPLETE MATRIX
ON THE INVERSE OF A TEST MATRIX
REMARKS
ON THE UNITARY TRIANGULARIZATION OF A NONSYMMETRIC MATRIX
THE EXACT
DEHRIHNATICN OF THE CHARACTERISTIC POLYNOMIAL OF A MATRIX
LINEAR EQUATIONS WITH SYMMETRIC POSITIVE DEFINITIVE MATRIX
ITERATIVE METHODS FOR
THE GENERALIZED INVERSE OF AN ARBITRARY COMPLEX MATRIX
AN ELIMINATION METHOD FOR COMPUTING
CHARACTERISTIC ROOTS AND VECTORS OF A REAL SYMMETRIC MATRIX
THE METHOD OF LANClOS FOR CALCULATING THE
IITERATIVE PROCEOURE FOR THE CALCULATION OF
THE EIGENVALUES AND EIGENVECTORS OF A REAL SYMMETRIC MATRIX
CIAL REFERENCE TO USE OF AN AUTOMATIC DIGITALI
THE MATRIX IFORCE) METHOD OF STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS WITH SPE
EXTRAPOLATION WHEN THE EIGENVALUES OF THE ITERATION MATRIX ARE COMPLEX
ILTANEOUS EQUATIONS BY CHEBYSHEV
A DECISION MATRIX AS THE BASIS FOR A SIMPLE OATA INPUT ROUTINE
COMPUTATION OF THE LATENT ROOTS OF A HESSENBERG MATRIX BY BAIRSTOW'S METHOD
ENT SCHEME FOR THE CO-DIAGONALIZATION OF A SYMMETRIC MATRIX BY GIVENS' METHOD IN A COMPUTER WITH A TWO-LEV
ORGANIZATION OF LARGE-SCALE MATRIX CALCULA TlONS
INTERPOLAlION POLYNOMIALS OF SQUARE MATRICES WITH MATRIX COEFFICIENTS AND ITERATIVE METHODS FOR THE NUM
IBM 109 TAPE MATRIX COMPILER
A MATRIX COMPILER FOR UNIVAC
SYMPOSIUM ON MATRIX COMPUTATIONS
CONFERENCE ON MATRIX COMPUTA TIONS IABSTRACTS)
CONFERENCE ON MATRIX COMPUTA TlONS IABSTRACTS)
HIGH ORDER MATRIX COMPUTA nONS OF THE UNIVAC
PEl MATRIX EIGENVALUES
APPLICATIONS
IMPROVED PERFORMANCE FROM MATRIX ELECTROLUMINESCENT SCREENS IN OPTICAL READOUT
BOOLEAN MATRIX EQUATIONS IN DIGITAL CIRCUIT DESIGN
ANOTHER TEST MATRIX FOR DETERMINANTS AND MATRICES
TEST MATRIX FOR INVERSION
A TEST MATRIX FOR INVERSION PROCEDURES
THE OESIGN PROBLEMS OF A MEGABIT STORAGE MATRIX FOR USE IN A HIGH-SPEED COMPUTER
SOLVING A MATRIX GAME BY LINEAR PROGRAMMING
A MATRIX INTERPRETIVE ROUTINE FOR THE UTECOM
ERROR ANALYSIS OF DIRECT METHODS OF MATRIX INVERSION
MATRIX INVERSION BY PARTITIONING
MATRIX INVERSICN ON THE IBM TYPE 650
TYPE
ON MODERN MATRIX ITERATION PROCESSES OF BERNOULLI AND GRAEFFE
ON THE CONVERGENCE OF MATRIX ITERATIONS
A MYRIABIT MAGNETIC-CORE MATRIX MEMORY
A MYRIABIT MAGNETIC-CORE MATRIX MEMORY
A TWISTOR MATRIX MEMORY fOR SEMIPERMANENT INfORMATION
OF CERTAIN LARGE SETS OF EQUATIONS ON PEGASUS USING MATRIX METHODS
SOLUTION
MATRIX METHODS IN THE THEORY OF SWITCHING
THE IBM 104
REDUCTION OF A GENERALIZED MATRIX OF POLYNOMIAL ELEMENTS TO TRIANGULAR FORM ON
COMPILING MATRIX OPERATIONS
THE APPROXIMATE SOLUTION OF MATRIX PROBLEMS
SPECIHCATIONS FOR AN AUTOMATIC MATRIX PROGRAM
ON MATRIX PROGRAM SCHEMES
A PROPOSED ALGOL 60 MATRIX SCHEME
LATIN SQUARES AND MAGNETIC-CORE MATRIX STORAGE
SIMULTANEOUS-ACCESS MATRIX STORAGE SYSTEMS
SERIAL MATRIX STORAGE SYSTEMS
THE ROLE OF THE FERRITE CORE IN A MATRIX STORAGE UNIT
A NEW CORE SWITCH FOR MAGNETIC MATRIX STORES AND OTHER PURPOSES
A LOAD-SHARING MATRIX SWITCH
A HtGH SP,EED N-POLE, N-POSIT ION MAGNETIC CORE MATRIX SWITCH
MAGNETIC-CORE MEMORY
MATRIX SWITCH AND DRIVE SYSTEM FOR A LOW-COST
ON THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF NOISELESS LOAD-SHARING MATRIX SWITCHES
LEMENTARY SIMILARI
STABILITY OF THE REDUCTION Of A MATRIX TO ALMOST TRIANGULAR AND TRIANGULAR FORMS BY E
245

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

MAT - MAT
CACM628 445
TCJ6631 99
CACM633 106
CACM636 310
CACM639 515
JACM592 164
PGEC514 231
JACM613 HI
EJCC59 120
P GEC582 122
TCJ6632 202
TCJ4611 54
JACM632 123
J ACM621 41
PACM59
33
PGEC632 61
JACM593 405
PGEC636 846
PACM59
31
JACM624 409
ECIP55 198
PACM56
41
JACM513 308
C ACM63D 145
CACM619 515
CACM628 443
PACM62
14
TCJ2591 41
PGEC581 32
AUS 60 B6.2
IFIP62 102
PACM59
11
CACM628 441
AUS 511 112
EJCC59 133
JACM574 459
IF IP62
102
JACM601 78
JACM624 522
IEE556 295
JACM571 36
JACM584 339
JACM584 383
CACM614 168
CACMb19 398
CACM630 615
JACM602 IH5
ICIP59
62
TCJ4613 242
J ACM634 532
lEES56 114
J ACM563 223
AUS 60 B6.1
TCJ6632 169
CACH62D 599
TCJ5622 139
TCJ4612 111
CAN 58 360
I f1P62 102
CACM599 31
ACFI57
71
lFIP62 19B
JACM514 520
JACM51!1 100
PACM52P 181
CACM639 515
LCMT61 231
PGEC592 III
CIICM636 310
CACM633 102
CACMb20 50B
PGEC623 390
IBMJ605 501
AUS 511 123
JACM613 281
PACM52T 36
LSU 55 153
JACM583 246
JACM564 314
ANL 53
84
PIRE530 1401
WJCC59
36
TCJ2593 130
HARV512 13
PACM59
29
CACM62D 590
JACM583 205
LSU 56 210
CACM58D
3
IfIP62 503
PACM56
38
HARV51Z 144
PGEC612 241
CENG59 143
PGEC602 176
IBMJ583 204
NCR 584 246
PGEC612 na
PGEC623 369
JACM593 336
245

MAT -

ME~

TITLE WORD INDEX

THE REDUCTION OF A
INSTABILITY OF THE ELIMINATION METHOD OF REDUCING A
RELIABILITY OF A
ELEMENTS
MEMORY
MERICAL INTEGRI
SOME THEORETICAL AND COMPUTATIONAL
eN SEQUENCES DF PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBERS OF

MATRIX TO CODIAGONAL FORM BY ELIMINATIONS
MATRIX TO TRI-DIAGONAL FORM
MATRIX TYPE MAGNETIC STORE WITH LINEAR SELECTION
MATRIX USING FERROELECTRIC CONDENSERS AS BISTABLE
MATTERS RELATING TO PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR METHODS OF NU
MAXIMAL LENGTH
MAXIMAL PATHS ON RECTANGULAR BOAROS
MAXIMIZING FUNCTIONS OF ROTATIONS, EXPERIMENTS CONCER
NING SPEED OF DIAGONALIZATION OF SYMMETRIC MATRICI
SQUARES APPRCXIMATORS
COMPUTATION OF A LEAST MAXIMUM APPROXIMATOR AS THE LIMIT OF WEIGHTED LEAST
DESIGN METHODS FOR MAXIMUM MINU!UI'-DISTANCE ERROR-CORRECTING CODES
FINDING THE MAXIMUM OF A CONTINUOUS FUNCTION
ACHIEVING MAXIMUM PULSE PACKING DENSITIES AND TRANSFER RATES
PANEL DISCUSSION, DESIGNING FOR MAXIMUM RELIABILITY
PROGRA~ DESIGN TO ACHIEVE MAXIMUM UTILIZATION IN A REAL-TIME COMPUTING SYSTEM
THE SHORTEST PATH THROUGH A MAZE
THE MAZE SOLVING CC"PUTER
MAZE STRUCTURE AND INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
o TO +100 DEGREES C
25-MC CLOCK-RATE COMPUTER CIRCUITS FOR OPERATION FROM PACKAGED LOGICAL CIRCUITRY FOR A 4-MC COMPUTER
SOME PROPERTIES OF EXPERIMENTAL 1000-MC TRANSISTORS
THE PHYSICAL INTERPRETATION OF MEAN FREE PATH AND THE INTEGRAL METHOD
OYS
EffECTS OF ELECTRON CONCENTRATION AND MEAN FREE PATH ON THE SUPERCONDUCTING BEHAVIOR OF ALL
MEAN LIFE OF PARALLEL ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS, EXPONENT
IAL DISTRIBUTION CASE
CIRCUIT DESIGN
EMPLOYING A DIGITAL COMPUTER TO ATTAIN LONGEST MEAN TIME TO FAILURE
THE NATURE OF MULTIPLE MEANING
MUL TIPLE MEANING IN MACHINE TRANSLATION
REMOTE POSITION CONTROL AND INDICATION BY DIGITAL MEANS
FIELD PERFORMANCE OF A NEW AUTOMATIC FAULT-LOCATING MEANS
INCREASED
DIGITAL MAGNETIC RECORDING READBACK RESOLUTION BY MEANS OF A LINEAR PASSIVE NETWORK
TRANSFER FUNCTION SIMULATION BY MEANS OF AMPLIFIERS AND POTENTIOMETERS
THE REPRESENTATION OF CONSTRAINTS BY MEANS OF AN ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER
ATION OF RANDOMLY TIMED COMPUTER INPUT AND OUTPUT BY MEANS OF AN INTERRUPT FEATURE
REALIl
XCI TEO OSCILLATIONS IN NON-LINEAR CONTROL SYSTEMS BY MEANS OF DIGITAL COMPUTER TECHNIQUES
INCHRONOUSLY E
THE VISUALIZER AS A MEANS OF DISPLAYING ABT'S STRATEGIC ~OOEL
IF THE SIMPLEX ALGORITHM IN
THE MECHANIZATION OF BOOLEAN SWITCHING FUNCTIONS BY MEANS OF MAGNETIC CORES
A CALCULATION OF SWITCHING FUNCTIONS AS A MEANS OF MINIMISING ERROR IN AN ON-OFF CONTROL SYSTEM
TRIGONOMETRIC RESOLUTION IN ANALOG COMPUTERS BY MEANS OF MULTIPLIER ELEMENTS
CHINE PERCEPTION OF PRINTED AND HANDWRITTEN FORMS BY MEANS OF PROCEDURES FOR ASSESSING AND RECOGNIZING GES
ON THE DECLARATIVE CONTROL OF THE DATA FLOW BY MEANS OF RECU~SIVE FUNCTIONS
ESTIMATION OF QUEUING STRUCTURE BY MEANS OF STATISTICAL SAMPLING
WHAT AUTOMATION MEANS TO AMERICA
SIMULATION TO OBTAIN A SYSTEMS MEASURE OF AN AIR DUEL ENVIRONMENT
FREQUENCY-TC-PERIOD-TO-ANALOG COMPUTER FOR FLOWRATE MEASUREMENT
APPLICATION OF THE
USE OF ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS TO TELEVISION AUDIENCE MEASUREMENT
PHIC TIME SERIES ANALYSIS
A MEASUREMENT OF ALERTNESS BASED ON ELECTROENCEPHALOGRA
MEASUREMENT OF MAGNETIC-FIELD ATTENUATION BY THIN
SUPERCCNDUCTING FILMS
THE MEASUREMENT OF SOCIAL CHANGE
Y PART OF THE ATOMIC SCATTERING FACTOR OFI
DIRECT MEASUREMENT OF THE ANGULAR DEPENDENCE OF THE IHAGINAR
OPEN LOOP TRANSFER FUNCTIONS FROM CLOSED LOOP MEASUREMENTS
C.uCULUING
PHOTONUCLEAR REACTION
CRDSS SECTIONS ANALYSIS FROM RESIDUAL RADIOACTIVITY MEASUREMENTS
ONLINE DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR MEASUREMENTS OF A NEUROLOGICAL CONTROL SYSTEM
TH
ERMOOYNAMIC CONSISTENCY OF MAGNETIC AND CALORIMETRIC MEASUREMENTS ON SUPERCONDUCTORS
CO~VERSION BETWEEN ANALOGUE AND DIGITAL MEASURES
MEASURES
OF
COl'PUTER
SYSTEM
PERFORMANCE
GENERALIZED
A SHORT METHOD FOR MEASURING ERROR IN A LEAST-SQUARES POWER SERIES
A POLARIMETRIC METHOD OF MEASURING MAGNETO-OPTIC COEFFICIENTS
USE OF SUPERCONDUCTING TRANSMISSION LINE FOR MEASURING PENETRATION DEPTHS
A LOGICAL MACHINE FOR MEASURING PROBLEM SOLVING ABILITY
MEASURING THE PROFITABILITY OF A COMPUTER SYSTEM
GRAPHICAL-MECHANICAL AIDS FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF RELAY CIRCUITS
THE MECHANICAL ANALYSIS OF LANGUAGE
MISCELLANEOUS MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL ANALOG-COl'PUTlNG SYSTEMS
MECHANICAL COMPUTER ELEMENTS
HISTORY OF MECHAI'jICAL COMPUTING MA.CHINERY
MECHANICAL EFFECTS AT THE SUPERCONOUCTING TRANSITION
THE RELIABILITY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PARTS OF OAT A PROCESSING SYSTE
MS, DISCUSSION
THE MECHANICAL EVALUATION OF EXPRESSIONS
PROGRAM
FOR DOUBLE-DUMMY BRIDGE PROBLEMS, A NEW STRATEGY FOR MECHANICAL GAME PLAYING
MH-l, A COMPUTER-OPERATED MECHANICAL HAND
"AGNACARO, MECHANICAL HANDLING TECHNIQUES
A MECHANICAL HAR~,ONIC ANALYSER FOR THE INVESTIGATION OF
GEOPHYSICAL TIME SERIES
A MECHANICAL HEART-LUNG APPARATUS
DETECTION OF GENERATIVE AMBIGUITIES IN CONTEXT-FREE MECHANICAL LANGUAGES
SOME BASIC TERMINOLOGY CONNECTED WITH MECHANICAL LANGUAGES AND THEIR PROCESSORS
DOlEN
SPECIFICATION LANGUAGES FOR MECHANICAL LANGUAGES AND THEIR PROCESSORS, A BAKER'S
TOWARD MECHANICAL MATHEMATICS
MECHANICAL MATHEMATICS AND INFERENTIAL ANALYSIS
AN ELECTRO-MECHANICAL MULTIPLIER FOR ANALOG COMPUTER APPLICATION
MECHANICAL PRAGMATICS, A TIME-MOTION STUDY OF A MINIA
TURE MECHANICAL LINGUISTIC SYSTEM
A MECHANICAL PROOF PROCEDURE AND ITS REALIZATION IN AN
ELECTRONIC CCMPUTER
AN EXPERIMENT IN MECHANICAL SEARCHING OF RESEARCH LITERATURE WITH
RAMAC
ELECTRO-MECHANICAL TABLES OF THE ELEMENTARY FUNCTIONS
COMPUTER OPERATIONS REQUIRED FOR MECHANICAL TRANSLATION
THE COMIT SYSTEM FOR MECHANICAL TRANSLATION
THE ANALOGY BETWEEN MECHANICAL TRANSLATION AND LIBRARY RETRIEVAL
THE ROLE OF THE DIGITAL COMPUTER IN MECHANICAL TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES
THE USE OF GRAMMARS WITHIN THE MECHANICAL TRANSLATION ROUTINE
SURVEY OF MECHANICAL TYPE PRINTERS
MCNTE CARLO CALCULATIONS IN STATISTICAL MECHANICS
TWO PROBLEMS IN FLUID MECHANICS
COMPUTERS IN FLUID MECHANICS
STATISTICAL MECHANICS AND HIGH-SPEEO COMPUTING
FLUID MECHANICS COMPUTATIONS
ON THE STATISTICAL MECHANICS OF I~PURITY CONDUCTION IN SEMICONDUCTORS
PROGRESSION LINES OF A COMPUTER DEVELOPMENT FROM MECHANICS TO ELECTRONICS (GERMANI
A PARAMETERISED COMPILER BASED ON MECHANISED LINGUISTICS
MECHANISED SEMANTIC CLASSIFICATION
PROGRAMMING
FOR A MACHINE WITH AN EXTENDED ADDRESS CALCULATIONAL MECHANISM
THE MECHANISM OF AC BIASED MAGNETIC RECORDING
THE MECHANISM OF HABITUATION
246

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

MAT - MEC
TCJ4612 168
TCJ5621 61
CENG59 158
JACM553 169
TCJ4611 64
JACM584 353
I8MJ605 479
JACM574 459
PACM61 lZA3
I BMJ60 1 43
HARV61 198
WCR 584 48
B
P ECS52
WJCC59 299
HARV572 285
PACM52P 119
ICSI582 1383
WCR 604 105
NCR 544 133
I8MJ593 230
IBMJ5B3 200
I BMJ621 b8
RTCS62 304
NCR 574 U5
NSMT60 386
M TL 612 405
I EES56 437
WJCC57 211
IBMJ6H 22
JACM563 186
PGEC563 111
PGEC582 141
AUS 60B'Z.2
PACM62
88
PGEC614 615
AUS 60B'2.1
PGEC572 86
PACM59
20
ROME62 173
PACM59
9
LSU 56
13
PGEC591 55
PGEC601 62
AUS 60 A6.2
PACM61 13Cl
IBMJ602 107
II .J«59327

IBMJ592 106
JACM583 289
AUS 60S'4.1
CACM62N 567
IBMJ621 77
TCJ3601 51
PACM6? 120
CACM606351
t BMJ624 456
ONR 60 311
EJCC60
1
TCJ5634 284
ECIP55 213
MTL 612 561
CHBK62
8
HACC59
27
PACM52P
1
I BMJ621 84
rC84614 151
TCJ6644 308
JACM633 357
SJCC62
39
WCR 514 Z10
AUS 60 Cl.1
IBMJ574 330
JACM632 196
CACM618 336
CACM610 532
I BMJ601
2
CPFS61
1
PECS52
5
CACM62D 576
J ACM602 102
WJCC58 168
MSEE462 14
I EES56 453
ICIP59 183
ICSI582 917
WJCC58 161
NSMT60 245
E JCC52 106
WJCC59 261
AUS 60B'7.1
AOOC62
97
AUS 63 B.15
HARV47 188
IBMJ"82 123
DIP 62 508
ARAP634 125
MTL 612 417
CACM596 32
NCR 612 69
MTP 58
93
246

MEC - MEM

TITLE WORD INDEX

TAPETYPERS AND PRINTING
STIMULUS ANALYSING
OPTICAL CHARACTER RECOGNITION FOR EXISTING PRINTING
INPUT-OUTPUT METHODS,

MECHANISMS
MECHANISMS
WIDE-TOLERANCE
MECHANISMS
MECHANISMS AND MEDIA
MECHANISMS AND ROBOTS
SENSORY MECHANISMS AND SENSATION
CHARGE TRANSPORT MECHANISMS IN THE TRANSFER OF LATENT ELECTROSTATIC 1M
AGES TO DIELECTRIC SURFACES
INTELLIGENCE
SENSORY MECHANISMS, THE REDUCTION OF REDUNOANCY AND
SELECTING AN APPLICATION FOR MECHANIZATION
A LEARNING PROCESS SUITABLE FOR MECHANIZATION
THE MECHANIZATION OF A PUSH-DOWN STACK
TOMATIC GENERATION OF FORMULAE FOR MOLECULAR INI
A MECHANIZATION OF ALGE8RAIC DIFFERENTIATION AND THE AU
OF MAGNEI
THE USE OF THE SIMPLEX ALGORITHM IN THE MECHANIZATION OF BOOLEAN SWITCHING FUNCTIONS BY MEANS
ION OF THE MODEL AND ITS PARAMI
EXPERIMENTS ON THE MECHANIZATION OF GAME-LEARNING, PART 1, CHARACTERIZAT
THE MECHANIZATION OF INFORMATION STORAGE ANO RETRIEVAL
SYSTEMS FOR TECHNICAL LITERATURE
THE MECHAN I ZA TION OF LETTER MAIL SORTING
THE MECHANIZATION OF LITERATURE SEARCHING
THEORETICAL ASPECTS OF THE MECHANIZATION OF LITERATURE SEARCHING
THE POSSIBILITIES OF FAR-REACHING MECHANIZATION OF NOVELTY SEARCH OF THE PATENT LITERAT
URE
THE MECHANIZATION OF SCIENCE
ON THE MECHANIZATION OF SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS
RESULTANT PROCEDURE AND THE MECHANIZATION OF THE GRAEFFE PROCESS
A BASIS FOR THE MECHANIZATION OF THE THEORY OF EQUATIONS
THE MECHANIZATION OF THOUGHT PROCESSES
A PARALLEL COMPUTER ORGANIZATION AND MECHANIZATIONS
IMENSIONAL ITERATIVE NETWORK COMPUTING TECHNIQUE AND MECHANIlA TI ONS
A TWO-D
TO WHAT EXTENT CAN ADMINISTRATION BE MECHANIZED
A MECHANIZED APPROACH TO AUTOMATIC CODING
A STATISTICAL APPROACH TO MECHANIZED ENCODING AND SEARCHING OF LITERARY INFORMA
liON
SOME REMARKS ON MECHANIZED INDEXING AND SOME SMALL-SCALE EMPIRICAL
RESULTS
TRAINING SEQUENCES FOR MECHANIZED INDUCTION
FROM TEXT TO TOPICS IN MECHANIZEO SEARCH SYSTEMS
MECHANIZED TITLE WORD INDEXING OF INTERNAL REPORTS
MECHANIZING A LARGE INDEX
DEVICES FOR TRANSPORTING THE RECORDING MEDIA
ELECTROSTATIC READING OF PERFORATED MEDIA
WIND TUNNEL OATA REDUCTION USING PAPER-TAPE STORAGE MEDIA
INPUT-OUTPUT METHODS, MECHANISMS AND MEDIA
INFCR~ATlON RETRIEVAL FRO!' PHASE-I'ODULATING MEDIA
SOME
RECENT RESEARCH ON ULTRASONIC PROPATATION IN SOLID MEDIA
SOLUTIONS OF INCOMPATI81LITY IN MULTIPLE MEDIA DATA PROCESSING
CODING OF MEDICAL CASE HISTORY DATA FOR COMPUTER ANALYSIS
THE STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL OF PHYSIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL DATA IN A MODERN HOSPITAL
THE AUTOMATIC DIGITAL COMPUTER AS AN AID IN MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS
MEOICAL DIAGNOSIS AIDED BY DIGITAL COMPUTERS
MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS AND CYBERNETICS
COMPUTER ANALYSIS OF MEDICAL HISTORY AS AN AID TO DIAGNOSIS
AND JOURNALS
CURRENT MEOICAL LITERATURE, A QUANTITATIVE SURVEY OF ARTICLES
THE INFORMATION-GATHERING HABITS OF AMERICAN MEOICAL SCIENTISTS
CLINICAL APPLICATIONS IN MEOICINE
THE ROLE OF COMPUTERS
IN THE APPLICATION OF BASIC SCIENTIFIC REASONING TO MEOICINE
BIO NEWS lETTER. NO. 1. COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN MEOICINE ANO THE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, BIBLIOGRAPHY
SOME MEOITATIONS ON ADVANCED PROGRAMMING
A HARMONIC
ANALYSIS OF SATURATION RECORDING IN A MAGNETIC MEDIUM
A HARMONIC
ANALYSIS OF SATURATION RECORDING IN A MAGNETIC MEDIUM
COMPUTERS IN SMALL AND MEDIUM BUSINESSES
MICR, A NEW INPUT MEDIUM FOR COMPUTERS
THE WAVE EQUATION IN A MEDIUM IN MOTION
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MEDIUM SCALE COMPUTERS
GIER, A DANISH COMPUTER OF MEDIUM SIZE
FILE APPROACH TO INFORMATION RETRIEVAL ON A SMALL TO MEDIUM SIZE COMPUTER
A FLEXIBLE DIRECT
CO~MENTS ON THE ALGOL SYSTEM FOR THE SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZE COMPUTERS
FRACTIONATION DESIGN ON MEDIUM SIZE ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS
THE
RECORDING AND REPRODUCTION OF SIGNALS ON MAGNETIC MEOIUM USING SATURATION-TYPE RECORDING
FEATURES
SCIENTIFIC USES OF A MEDIUM-SCALE COMPUTER WITH EXTENSIVE ACCESSORY
APPLICATIONS IN INDUSTRY FOR A MEDIUM-SIZE CO~PUTER
SYSTEMS
PROGRAMMING FOR A MEDIUM-SIZE CO~PUTER BY THE USE OF INTERPRETIVE
ADMINISTRATION
THE USE OF A MEDIUM-SIZE COMPUTER IN RETIREMENT AND WELFARE PLAN
MEDIUM-SIZE DECIMAL COMPUTING MACHINE
USE OF A COMPUTER BY A MEDIUM-SIZED LOCAL AUTHORITY
A MEDIUM-SPEED MAGNETIC CORE MEMORY
THE PLACE OF SELFREPAIRING FACILITIES IN COMPUTERS WITH DEADLINES TO MEET
ORGANIZING A NETWORK OF COMPUTERS TO MEET OEADLINES
REPORT ON THE INTERNATIONAL ANALOGY COMPUTATION MEETING
A 2.18-MICROSECOND MEGABIT CORE STORE UNIT
MEGA81T MEMORY
THE DESIGN PROBLEMS OF A MEGABIT STORAGE MATRIX FOR USE IN A HIGH-SPEED COMPUT
ER
CCMPUTER-TO-COMPUTER COMMUNICATION AT 2.5 MEGABITS PER SEC
AN EXPERIMENTAL 50-MEGACYCLE ARITHMETIC UNIT
A ONE-MICROSECOND ADDER USING ONE-MEGACYCLE CIRCUITRY
THE LOGICAL
DESIGN OF A 1-MICROSECOND PARALLEL ADDER, USING 1-MEGACYCLE CIRCUITRY
A DYNAMIC LOGIC TECHNIQUE FOR SIXTEEN MEGACYCLE CLOCK RATE
A 2.5-MEGACYCLE FERRACTOR ACCUMULATOR
DESIGN OF A ONE-MEGACYCLE ITERATION RATE eDA
MEGACYCLE MAGNETIC ROD LOGIC
AUTOMATIC SQUARE ROOT IN A 5 MEGACYCLE PARALLEL DIGITAL COMPUTER
THE CIRCUIT DESIGN OF ATROPOS, A 5 MEGACYCLE SOLID STATE PARALLEL DIGITAL COMPUTER
ON THE INFLUENCE OF FREE PATH ON THE MEISSNER EFFECT
ON THE NUMERICAL INVERSION OF LAPLACE AND MELLIN TRANSFORMS
COMPUTER COMPONENTS RESEARCH AT MELLON INSTITUTE
A SIMULATION OF MELTING SHOP OPERATIONS
1960 PGEC MEMBERSHIP REPORT
PGEC MEMBERSHIP SURVEY
NATIONAL ACM MEMBERSHIP SURVEY
ACM MEMBERSHIP SURVEY JANUARY 1, 1962
1958 PGec MEMBERSHIP SURVEY REPORT
CODes FOR THE CLASSICAL MEMBRANE PROBLEM
EXPERIMENTS ON A THREE-CORE CELL FOR HIGH-SPEED MEMORIES
ACCURACY CONTROL SYSTEMS FOR MAGNETIC-CORE MEMORIES
A STUCY OF REFILL PHENOMENA IN WILLIAMS' TUBE MEMORIES
H7

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

MAT - MEM
MSEE463 28
HTP 58 575
OCR 62
93
TC81573 107
JACM552 61
HTP 58 351
IBMJ622 192
MTP 58 535
HARV55 llO
PACM56
34
F JCC63 243
TCJ6633 287
PGEC6l1t 615
TCJ6633 232
AUS 60 87.2
EJCC57
54
MTP 58 789
DIP 62 406
ICSI582 1071
PACM61 3-1
MTL 612 673
JACM604 346
95
CPFS61
SDS 59 319
PGEC633 251
1I0C062
93
MTP 58 809
ACFI57 103
IBMJ574 309
MIPP61 266
50S 62 425
NSMT60 358
MIPP61 112
TCJ3602 76
15
EJCC52
NCR 544 106
JACM562 101
TCB1573 107
OPI 62
85
PACM52P 203
PACM58
41
CACM620 532
5JCC62 291
EJCC59 171,
CAS 61 157
MTP 58 635
9
BIT 621
ICSI581 1,35
ICSI581 277
PACM62
98
HARV61 110
CACM634 176
IFIP62 535
NCR 612 112
PGEC622 253
CAN 60 311
AUS 60 H.l
IBMJ601 36
CAS 56
6
PGEC636 629
FJCC63 173
ROME62 253
LSU 57 125
PGEC592 159
CAS 58
78
CAN 58 175
LSU 58 133
CAN 58 202
ADC 53 276
TCB7631
7
WJCC57
57
EJCC57 111
EJCC57 115
PGEC561 36
PGEC612 233
EJCC56 104
P GEC623 390
IFIP62 347
I BMJ573 257
PGEC562 65
IIJCC56 103
WCR 604 116
50
E JCC56
SJCC62 353
WCR 594 27
AUS 60 C4.2
AUS 60 C4.1
1 BMJ621 12
AUS 571 117
ANL 53 159
TCJ2592 59
PGEC611 81
PGEC571 49
CIICM629 470
CACM626 297
PGEC591 60
J ACM574 477
NCR 554 64
WJCC57 105
PGfC581 23
247

MEM - MER

TITLE WORO INOEX

RECURSIVE SUBSCRIPTING COMPILERS AND LIST-TYPE MEMORIES
THIN-FILM MEMORIES
A MINIMUM COST ORIVING SYSTEM FOR MAGNETIC CORE MEMORIES
WIDE TEMPERATURE RANGE COINCIDENT CURRENT CORE MEMORIES
HIGH-SPEED FERRITE MEMORIES
MAGNETIC FILMS, REVOLUTION IN COMPUTER MEMORIES
HIGH-SPEED MEMORIES
ALGORITHMS FOR PARALLEL-SEARCH MEMORIES
A TENTATIVE COMPARISON BETWEEN ANIMAL AND MACHINE MEMORIES
REVIEW AND SURVEY OF MASS MEMORIES
SOME APPLICATIONS FOR CONTENT-ADORESSABLE MEMORIES
ON A QUEUEING PROBLEM ARISING IN RECIRCULATING MEMORIES
FREQUENCY NONDESTRUCTIVE READOUt FOR MAGNETIC-CORE MEMORIES
A RADIDBEAM CURRENT STABILIZATION FOR WILLIAMS TUBE MEMORIES
AUTOMATIC
OF TWD-OIMENSIONAL MULTIPLE-COINCIOENCE MAGNETIC MEMORIES
ON THE WIRING
ECHNIQUES SUITABLE FOR USE' IN LARGE-CAPACITY DIGITAL MEMORIES
INVESTIGATION Of STORAGE AND ACCESS T
KEY ADDRESSING OF RANDOM ACCESS MEMORIES BY RADIX TRANSFORMATION
THE ROLE OF LARGE MEMORIES IN SCIENTIFIC COMMUNICATIONS
TRANSFER FACILITIES BETWEEN MEMORIES OF OIFFERENT TYPES
SUBMICROSECONO CORE MEMORIES USING MULTIPLE COINCIDENCE
MAGNETIC FILM MEMORIES, A SURVEY
COMPUTER MEMORIES, A SURVEY OF THE STATE-OF-THE-ART
GENERALIZATION OF AN ELEMENTARY PERCEIVING AND MEMORIZING MACHINE
TRANSFER BETWEEN EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL MEMORY
THE RAYOAC SYSTEM ANO ITS EXTERNAL MEMORY
INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDY WILLIAMS MEMORY
THE ILL lAC MEMORY
A MYRIABIT MAGNETIC-CORE MATRIX MEMORY
THE MIT MAGNETIC-CORE MEMORY
A MYRIABIT MAGNETIC-CORE MATRIX MEMORY
MEGABIT MEMORY
FERRITE APERTURED PLATE FOR RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY
A COMPACT COINCIDENT-CURRENT MEMORY
ENGINEERING DESIGN OF A MAGNETIC-DISK RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY
A SMALL COINCIDENT-CURRENT MAGNETIC MEMORY
A MEDIUM-SPEED MAGNETIC CORE MEMORY
A TRANSISTOR-DRIVEN MAGNETIC-CORE MEMORY
THE WOVEN CRYOTRON MEMORY
A 32,OOD-WORO MAGNETIC-CORE MEMORY
TRAPPED-FLUX SUPERCONOUCTING MEMORY
HIGH-SPEED HIGH-CAPACITY PHOTOGRAPHIC MEMORY
AN ANALOGUE MEMORY
TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION FOR A CORE MEMORY
A LINEAR SELECTION DIODE STEERED CORE MEMORY
A MULTILOAD TRANSFLUXOR MEMORY
THE DESIGN OF A LARGE ELECTROSTATIC MEMORY
DIOoE-STIERED MAGNETIC-CORE MEMORY
ASSOCIATIVE SELF-SORTING MEMORY
CONTINUOUS SHEET SUPERCONDUCTIVE MEMORY
THIN FILM CRYDTRON CATALOG MEMORY
A TUNNEL DIODe TENTH MICROSECOND MEMORY
AN ELECTRICALLY ALTERABLE NONDESTRUCTIVE TWISTOR MEMORY
TRIE MEMORY
CAPACITANCE TYPE FIXED MEMORY
THE N.C.R. MAGNETIC CARD RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY
THE PHOTOCHROMIC MICROIMAGE MEMORY
COINCIDENT CURRENT SUPERCONDUCTIVE MEMORY
FORGETTING IN AN ASSOCIATION MEMORY
SYMBOL MANIPULATION WITH AN ASSOCIATIVE MEMORY
AN APPROACH TO A DISTRIBUTED MEMORY
A NONDESTRUCTIVE READOUT FILM MEMORY
A MAGNETIC ASSOCIATIVE MEMORY
A D.l-MICROSECOND FERRITE CORE MEMORY
LOCATING THE LARGEST WORD IN A FILE USING A MODIFIED MEMORY
COINCIDENT-CURRENT SUPERCONDUCTIVE MEMORY
MICROAPERTURE HIGH-SPEED fERRITE MEMORY
A TUNNEL-DIODE HIGH-SPEED MEMORY
AN EXPERIMENT MODEL OF ADAPTIVE MEMORY
A SUPERCONDUCTIVE ASSOCIATIVE MEMORY
A CRYOGENIC DATA ADDRESSED MEMORY
A COMPACT 166-KILOBIT FILM MEMORY
A 300 NANOSECOND SEARCH MEMORY
LAMINATED FERRITE MEMORY
SINGLE CAPSTAN TAPE MEMORY
AUTOMATIC TELEPHONE SYSTEM EMPLOYING MAGNETIC DRUM MEMORY
AN
CAPACITY CARD CI'ANGEABLE PERMANENT MAGNET TWISTOR MEMORY
LARGEORIENTED TRANSISTOR DRIVEN NON-DESTRUCTIVE READ-OUT MEMORY
A WORDMATRIX
SWITCH AND DRIVE SYSTEM FOR A lOW-COST MAGNETIC-CORE MEMORY
FIELD-LENGTH DATA MANIPULATION IN FIXED WORD-LENGTH MEMORY
VARIABLE
A SPECIALPURPOSE SOLIC-STATE COMPUTER USING SEQUENTIAL ACCESS MEMORY
RELIABILITY
AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ILLIAC ELECTROSTATIC MEMORY
A HIGH-SPEED MULTIPATH CORE FOR A COINCIDENT-CURRENT MEMORY
CHARACTERISTICS OF
AUTOMATIC CORRECTION
OF MULTIPLE ERRORS ORIGINATING IN A COMPUTER MEMORY
THE RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY ACC
OUNTING MACHINE II , THE MAGNETIC-DISK, RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY
ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE IN THE
DESIGN AND OPERATION OF A LARGE SCALE ELECTROSTATIC MEMORY
SCHEME APPLICABLE TO A COMPUlER WITH VERY LARGE MEMORY
A GENERAL ANALYSIS OF VARIA~CE
SCHEME APPLICABLE TO A COMPUTER WITH A VERY LARGE MEMORY
A GENERAL ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE
PROGRAMMED COMPUTER WITH A PHOTOTRANSISTOR FIXED MEMORY
THE KT PILOT COMPUTER, A MICRDDRIVEN SE~ICONDUCTOR DEVICES FOR USE IN A DIGITAL MEMORY
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF ELECTRON-BEAM
CARD RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY (CRAMI, FUNCTIONS AND USE
A NON-MAGNETIC DRUM MEMORY (GERMANI
THE RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY ACCOUNTING MACHINE I, SYSTEM
RANDOM-ACCESS "E"ORY
THE RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY ACCOUNTING MACHINE II, THE MAGNETIC-DISK,
CONSIOERATIONS IN OPTOELECTRONIC LOGIC AND MEMORY ARRAYS
COMPUTER SIIIULATIDN OF THE ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF MEMORY ARRAYS
NATURAL LANGUAGE
INFERENTIAL MEMORY AS THE BASIS OF MACHINES WHICH UNDERSTAND
CHARACTERIZING EXPERIMENTS FOR FINITE-MEMORY 8INARY AUTOMATA
SCANNERS FOR FERROELECTRIC MEMORY CAPACITORS
AN ANALYSIS
OF THE OPERATION OF A PERSISTENT-SUPERCURRENT MEMORY CEll
PULSE GENERATOR AND HIGH-SPEED MEMORY CIRCUIT
248

COMPUTER LITERATURE 81BLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

MEC - MEM
CACM592
4
PGEC592 92
AUS 60 C4.3
IIJCC61 207
FJCC62 184
FJCC62 213
IflP62 579
JACM624 48B
flUS 63 C.22
FJCC63 295
FJCC63 495
IBMJ634 350
PGEC544 12
PGEC534
B
PGEC561 19
LCMT61
1
SJCC63 355
18MJ584 310
ECIP55 118
PGEC602 192
PGEC603 308
P IRE611 104
I FIP62 401
HARV41 267
EJCC52
63
ANl 53
37
ANL 53
72
ANL 53
84
EJCC53
J7
PIRE530 1407
EJCC56 104
EJCC56 101
EJCC56 120
WJCC56
42
PGEC562 73
WJCC57
51
PGEC571 14
HARV512 326
I BMJ512 102
18"J574 294
EJCC5B
34
WCR 584 108
EJCC59 200
PACM59
45
WJCC59
14
PGEC594 479
PGEC594 414
EJCC60 119
DNR 60 167
ONR 60 213
NCR 602 114
PGEC604 451
CACM609 490
LCMT61
53
LCMT61 149
lCMT61 385
LCMT61 421
PACM61 2C2
PACM61 584
50S 61 425
WJCC61 411
18MJ612 106
IBMJ613 114
JACM613 418
PGEC613 438
FJCC62 197
IFIP62 603
PACM62
12
SJCC62
79
SJCC62
89
NCR 624 63
59
F JCC63
FJCC63
77
FJCC63 .565
PI RE530 1341
LC"T61 117
WJCC60
83
PGEC612 238
PGEC63.5 512
WJCC58
14
EJCC53
72
PGEC623 405
I8MJ634 317
IB"J511 72
NCR 537 21
PACM59
81
JACM594 469
IFIP62 684
18MJ624 437
EJCC61 147
ECIP55 129
IflMJ51l 102
IOMJ511 72
OPI 62 216
PGEC636 874
CATH63 211
PGEC604 469
PGEC581 34
18MJ514 304
PGEC564 213
248

MEM - "ET

TITLE WORD INDEX

PULSE RESPONSES OF FERRITE
, HIGH-SPEED MEMORY TECHNIQUE USING STANDARD FERRITE
A TECHNIQUE FDR USING
SWITCHING AND
MAGNETIC FILM
CRYOSAR
YAL
SYMPOSIUM ON THE INFLUENCE OF VERY LARGE
SYSTEMS IMPLICATIONS OF NEW
COINCIDENT-CURRENT MAGNETIC COMPUTER
NEW PHOSPHOR
ARACTERISTICS OF A MULTIPLE "AGNETIC PLANE THIN FILM
HIGH-SPEED CPTICAL COMPUTERS AND QUANTUM TRANSITION
A SURVEY OF ANALOG
RELATIVE MERITS OF WILLIAMS
UNIFLUXOR, A PERMANENT
THE MAGNETIC ROD, A CYLINORICAL, THIN-FILM
THE DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW NONDESTRUCTIVE
FOR USING THIN MAGNETIC FILMS AS A PHASE SCRIPT
THE SNAPPING DIPOLES OF FERROELECTRICS AS A
THE STATE OF COMPUTER CIRCUITS CONTAINING
PLASTIC NEURONS AS
PLASTIC NEURONS AS
FACTORS AFFECTING CHOICE OF
FOXY 2, A TRANSISTORIZED ANALOG
A TWISTOR MATRIX
STATIC MAGNETIC
UTOMATIC COMPUI
DESIGN FEATURES OF A MAGNETIC DRUM
A FIVE MICROSECOND
THE VIRTUAL
BISTABLE ELE~ENTS
DIRECTIONAL COUPLING AND ITS USE FOR
A CARD-CHANGEABLE PERMANENT-MAGNET-TWISTOR
A NOTE ON THE REMARKABLE
ECT ACCESS, ITS SYSTEMS AND ECONOMIC CONSIDERATI
A
THE STRUCTURE OF
WITH RECTANGULAR HYSTERESIS LOOP FOR APPLICATION AS
A SPATIALLY ITERATED
COMPUTER
A
IMPROVEMENT OF WILLIAMS
PUTER-PROGRAMMED PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE FOR INTERNAL
MULTIDIMENSIONAL MAGNETIC
INATORS
A HIGH-SPEED DIRECT-COUPLED MAGNETIC
DESIGN OF
ELECTRON SPIN ECHO SERIAL
BUREAU DF STANDARDS
A SEARCH
AN-ELECTROSTATIC
THE ORACLE
A CRYOTRON CATALOG
A LARGE-CAPACITY DRUM-FILE
THE IBM 105 EDPM
DESIGN OF A LARGE-SCALE CRYOGENIC
INVESTIGATION DF A WOVEN SCREEN MASS
STORAGE AND SEARCH PROPERTIES OF A TREE-ORGANIZED
AN IMPROVED TUNNEL DIODE
A SURVEY OF DIGITAL COMPUTER
QUASI-RANDOM ACCESS
PHYSICAL VERSUS LOGICAL COUPLING IN
ORGANIZATION OF LARGE
SWiTCHING CIRCUITS AND
NATES AS DECISION ELEMENTS IN SWITCHING CIRCUITS AND
RI
ORGANIZATION AND STRUCTURE OF OATA ON DISK FILE
VE, RANDOM-ACCESS ELECTRICALLY ALTERABLE, HIGH-SPEED
INVESTIGATION OF WOVEN-SCREEN
SYMPDSIUM ON FAST
INFORMATION, REDUNDANCY AND DECAY OF THE
THE OPTIMAL ORGANIZATION OF SERIAL
MERCURY DELAY LINES AS A
AN AIR-FLOATING DISK MAGNETIC
A HIGH SPEED, SMALL SIZE MAGNETIC DRUM
AN EXPERIMENTAL RAPID ACCESS
FIXED, ASSOCIATIVE
A COMPUTER
A LARGE CAPACITY CRYOELECTRIC
NANOSECOND SPEED IN A CORE
ASSOCIATIVE
TRANSISTOR CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES FOR A CORE
TAPE STORAGE UNIT, FACIT ECM 64 ITHE CAROUSEL
THE METAL CARD
THE ROPE
EOOYCARD
SYSTEMS
STATIC MAGNETIC
MODEll NG HUMAN
FILE PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH THE NATIONAL
SURGE, A RECODING OF THE COBOL
A

LANGUAGE

PROGRAMMED ERROR CORRECTION IN PROJECT
RUNNING PEGASUS AUTOCODE PROGRAMS ON
THE PACE SCALING ROUTING FOR
A OESCR I PlION OF
SCME TECHNICAL FEATURES OF THE MANCHESTER
AN INPUT ROUTINE FOR THE FERRANTI

249

MEMORY CORES
MEMORY CORES
IRANDOM-ACCESS ELECTRICALLY ALTERABLE
MEMORY CORES AS LOGICAL ELEMENTS
MEMORY CRITERION IN TRANSISTOR FLIP-FLOPS
MEMORY DESIGN
MEMORY OESIGN
MEMORY DESIGNS AND CAPABILITIES ON INFORMATIDN RETRIE
MEMORY DEVELOPMENTS
MEMORY DEVELOP~ENTS AT M.I.T.
MEMDRY DEVICE
CH
MEMORY DEVICE
MEMORY DEVICES
MEMORY DEVICES
MEMORY OEVICES
MEMORY DEVICES
MEMORY DISPLAY
MEMORY EFFICIENCY
MEMORY ELEMENT
MEMORY ELEMENT
MEMORY ELEMENT
A NEW TECHNIQUE
MEMORY elEMENT
MEMORY ELEMENT FOR DIGITAL CDMPUTERS
MEMORY ELEMENT S
MEMORY ELEMENTS
MEMORY ELEMENT S
MEMORY ELEMENTS
MEMORY FOR FUNCTIONS OF TWO VARIABLES
MEMORY FOR SEMIPERMANENT INFORMATION
MEMORY FOR THE ENIAC
MEMORY FOR THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS WESTERN A
MEMORY FOR UDOFT COMPUTER
MEMORY IN THE STRETCH COMPUTER
MEMORY MATRIX USING FERROELECTRIC CDNDENSERS AS
MEMORY NOISE REDUCTION
MEMORY OF LARGE CAPACITY
MEMORY OF MAN
MEMORY OF 314 MILLION BITS CAPACITY WITH FAST AND OIR
MEMORY OR STORAGE SYSTEMS
MEMORY OR SWITCHING ELEMENTS IN COMPUTERS (GERMAN)
MEMORY ORGAN PATTERNED AFTER THE CEREBRAL CORTEX
MEMORY ORGANIZATION FOR AN ELEMENTARY LIST-PROCESSING
MEMORY RELIABILITY
MEMORY SECTIONS OF THE ERA 1103 COMPUTER SYSTEM
COM
MEMORY SELECTION SYSTEMS
MEMORY SENSE AMPLIFIER EMPLOYING TUNNEL-DIODE DISCRIM
MEMORY SENSE AMPLIFIERS
MEMORY STORAGE
MEMORY STUDIES AND OTHER DEVELOPMENTS AT THE NATIONAl
MEMORY SUBSYSTEM FOR A GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER
MEMORY SYSTEM
MEMORY SYSTEM
MEMORY SYSTEM
MEMORY SYSTEM
MEMORY SYSTEM
MEMORY SYSTEM
MEMORY SYSTEM
MEMORY SYSTEM
MEMORY SYSTEM
MEMORY SYSTEMS
MEMORY SYSTEMS
MEMORY SYSTEMS
MEMORY SYSTEMS
MEMORY SYSTEMS IGERMAN)
MEMORY SYSTEMS IGERMAN)
FERRlTES AND TlTA
MEMORY SYSTEMS FOR EfFICIENT SORTING AND OTHER DATA P
MEMORY SYSTEMS FOR PARAMETRON COMPUTERS
MEMORY TECHNIQUE USING STANDARO FERRITE MEMORY CORES
MEMORY TECHNIQUES
MEMORY TECHNOLOGY
MEMORY TRACE
MEMORY TRANSFERS
MEMORY UNIT
MEMORY UNIT
MEMORY UNIT FOR SUBMINIATURE DIGITAL COMPUTERS
MEMORY UNITS IN THE LINCOLN TX-2
MEMORY USING DIODES AND CAPACITORS
MEMORY USING EVAPORATED ORGANIC DIDDE ARRAYS
MEMORY USING MAGNETIC FILM
MEMORY WITH CAVITY SENSING
MEMORY WITH NON-DESTRUCTIVE READ-OUT
MEMORY WITH ORDERED RETRIEVAL
MEMORY WITH 500 MILLIMICROSECOND CYCLE TIME
MEMORY)
APPLICATIONS TO THE MAGNETIC
MEMORY, A NEW SEMIPERMANENT STORE
MEMORY, A PERMANENT STORAGE DEVICE
MEMORY, A SEMI-PERMANENT STORAGE
MEMORY, ITS APPLICATIONS TO COMPUTERS AND CONTRDLLING
MENTAL PROCESSES
MENU STUDY
MERCHANDISE CONTROL ALGDRITHM
MERCHANDISE CONTROL SYSTEM
MERCURY
MERCURY
MERCURY
MERCURY AUTOCOOE IN TERMS OF A PHRASE STRUCTURE
MERCURY AUTOCOCE PROGRAMME
MERCURY AUTOCODE, ADDITIONAL NOTES
MERCURY AUTOCODE, PRINCIPLES OF THE PROGRAM LIBRARY
MERCURY COMPUTER
MERCURY DELAY LINE STORAGE

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

MEM - MER
PWCS54
PGEC603
EJCC56
NCR 602
P IRE611
PGEC614
ICIP59
FJCC63
ANl 53
LCMT61
WJCC60
MSEE462
WJCC61
CHBK62
PGEC634
ANL 53
JACM592
WJCC60
LCMT61
WJCC61
FJCC63
WJCC53
HARV512
ICIP59
WCR 594
WJCC61
WJCC59
WJCC59
PACM52P
PECS52
WCR 574
EJCC59
JACM553
I BMJ633
PGEC613
PGEC573
WJCC59
TOMM5B
ECIP55
PACM61
PGEC633
PACM52T
PWCS54
PGEC521
PGEC633
PGEC622
LCMT61
AOC 53
FJCC63
HARV49
ANl 53
EJCC56
EJCC56
PGEC564
LCMT61
FJCC63
CACM631
I BMJ633
P IRE530
EJCC56
I BMJ603
LCMT61
ECIP55
ECIP55
CAOl635
DIP 62
PGEC6D3
LCMT61
IFIP62
MTP 58
PGEC601
HARV47
WCR 514
EJCC59
WJCC57
PACM52T
FJCC63
ICIP59
FJCC63
lFIP62
I BMJ621
WCR 594
BIT 621
LCMT61
FJCC63
EJCC61
PACM52P
WJCC61
EJCC58
CACM62l
WJCC54
CACM6DO
TCJ3614
TCJ5621
ARAP612
MTP 58
TCJ2591
ARAP591
TCJ15R3
ADC 53

50
323
39
3

155
112
419
1t13

150
293
91

21
475
12
388
59
112
91

195
443
61
140
213

290
55
405
338

36
213
2

262

82
169
252
451
194
74
46
105
2C3
262

149
62
25
282
236
263

211
193
32

41
U5

136
219
305
311
28
199
1393
128
305
15
9

111
245
610
323

361
636

129
12
103
221

190
160
133
101
441
91
585

126
3

16
213
45

194
207
111
63

98
184

649
232
24

29
201
XI
93
128

195
249

MER -

~ET

TITLE WORD INDEX

MERCURY DELAY LINES AS A MEMORY UNIT
DESCRIPTION OF THE MERCURY REAL TIME COMPUTING SYSTEM
PROJECT MERCURY REAL-TIME COMPUTATIONAL AND DATA-FLOW SYSTEM
THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY OF DILUTE INDIUM-MERCURY SUPERCONDUCTING ALLOYS
FURTHER AUTCCODE FACILITIES FOR THE MANCHESTER (MERCURYI COMPUTER
MERCURY, A HIG~-SPEED DIGITAL COMPUTER
A DISPERSION PASS ALGORITHM FOR THE POLYPHASE MERGE
ADDENDUM TO A GENERALIZED POLYPHASE MERGE ALGOR ITHM
A GENERALIZED POLYPHASE MERGE ALGORITH~
A TAPE FILE MERGE PATTERN GENERATOR
LENGTH OF STRINGS FOR A MERGE SET
NEW MERGE SORTING TECHNIQUES
POLYPHASE MERGE SORTING, AN ADVANCED TECHNIQUE
AND INDEXING USING THE IBM 7090 DPS
THE MERGE SYSTEM OF INFORMATION DISSEMINATION, RETRIEVAL,
MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS OF MERGE-SORTING TECHNIQUES
THE INFLUENCE OF STORAGE ACCESS TIME ON MERGING PROCESSES IN A COMPUTER
OSCILLATING SORT, A NEW SORT MERGING TECHNIQUE
GLOSSARY Of SORTING AND MERGING TERMS
IRACTERIZATION OF T
UNNEL DIODE PERFORMANCE IN TERMS OF DEVICE FIGURE OF MERIT AND CIRCUIT TIME CONSTANT
A FIGURE OF MERIT FOR SINGLE-PASS DATA RECORDING SYSTEMS
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
RELA nVE MERITS OF GENERAL AND SPECIAL PURPOSE COMPUTERS FOR
RELATIVE MERITS OF WILLIAMS MEMORY DISPLAY
SOME NEW DIVISORS OF MERSENNE NUMBERS
SEARCH LIMITS ON DIVISORS OF MER SENNE NUMBERS
A REMARKABLE QUARTIC YIELDING CERTAIN DIVISORS OF MERSENNE NUMBERS
L MULTIPLIER
THE USE OF INDEX CALCULUS AND MERSENNE PRIMES FOR THE DESIGN OF A HIGH-SPEED OIGITA
NOTE ON THE LINE OVER-RELAXATION FACTOR FOR SMALL MESH SIZE
DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
OPTIMAL MESH SIZE IN THE NUMERICAL INTEGKATION OF AN ORDINARY
ACM PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
PROBLEMS INVOLVED IN APPLICA
TION OF HIGH SPEED ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS TO AUTOMATIC MESSAGE ACCOUNTING
INTERLINGUA
SEMANTIC MESSAGE DETECTION FOR MACHINE TRANSLATION, USING AN
MESSAGE PROTECTION FEATURES OF THE DATACOM PROGRAM
MESSAGE STORAGE AND PROCESSING WITH A MAGNETIC DRUM
SYSTEM
AUTOMATIC STORE AND FORWARD MESSAGE SWITCHING SYSTEM
A NOTE ON EXTENDING
CERTAIN CODES TO CORRECT ERROR BURSTS IN LONGER MESSAGES
MET-WATCH, A TECHNIQUE FOR PROCESSING ANO SCANNING
METEOROLOGICAL DATA WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER
THE METAL CARD MEMORY, A NEW SEMIPERMANENT STORE
A DIFINITION
OF THE COBOL PROCEDURE DIVISION USING ALGOL METALINGUISTICS
SPATIAL VARIATION OF
CURRENTS AND FIELDS DUE TO LOCALIZED SCATTERERS IN METALLIC CONOUCTION
SOME ELEMENTARY THEORETICAL CONS IDE
RATIONS CONCERNING SUPERCONDUCTIVITY OF SUPERIMPOSED METALLIC FILMS
NONDESTRUCTIVE READOUT OF METALLIC-TAPE COMPUTER CORES
MICRDSECTIONING, A METALLOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUE FOR SEMICONOUCTOR DEVICES
THE EFFICIENCY Of METALLURGICAL ABSTRACTS
KEEPING AN INVENTORY OF PRECIOUS METALS
THE KAPITZA RESISTANCE OF METALS IN THE NORMAL AND SUPERCONDUCTING STATES
AUTOMATIC PRODUCTION OF METEOROLOGICAL CONTOUR CHARTS
MET-~ATCH, A TECHNIQUE FOR PROCESSING AND SCANNING METEOROLOGICAL DATA WITH A OIGITAL COMPUTER
THE USE Of DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN ANALYSIS OF METEOROLOGICAL TIME SERIES
THE USE OF HIGH-SPEED COMPUTING MACHINES IN METEOROLOGY
COMPUTERS FOR METEOROLOGY
NETWORK ANALYSER
A DIGITAL DISPLAY METERING SYSTEM FOR USE WITH A TRANSFORMER ANALOG
ON THE MONTE CARLO METHOO
AN EXTENSION OF MILNE'S THREE-POINT METHOO
A BINARY FORM OF HORNER'S METHOD
SECANT MODIFICATION OF NEWTON'S METHOO
THE SOLUTION OF LINEAR SYSTEMS BY RICHARDSON'S METHOO
A NOTE ON THE DOWNHILL METHOO
TRUNCATION ERROR IN THE GRAEFFE ROOT-SQUARING METHOO
SOLUTION OF LINEAR SYSTEMS BY RICHARDSON'S METHOD
INDUCTIVE PROOF OF THE SIMPLEX METHOD
AN AUTO~ATIC SELF-CHECKING AND FAULT-LOCATING METHOO
ANALYSIS OF A FILE ADDRESSING METHOD
ON THE DANILEWSKI METHOD
A COMPUTATIONAL EXTENSION OF THE VARIATE DIFFERENCE METHOO
BOUNOS FOR
THE ROUND-OFf ERRORS IN THE RICHARDSON SECOND ORDER METHOD
THE TRUNCATION ERROR WITH A MODIFIED RUNGE-KUTTA METHOD
ESTIMATING
ON
INITIAL
ESTIMATES FOR COMPUTING PTH ROOT OF A BY NEWTON'S METHOO
A STARTING
METHOD FOR THE THREE-POINT ADAMS PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR METHOD
INTERPRETATION OF MEAN FREE PATH AND THE INTEGRAL METHOO
THE PHYSICAl
COMPUTATION OF THE
LATENT ROOTS OF A HESSENBERG MATRIX BY BAIRSTOW'S METHOD
OF LINEAR ALGEBRAIC EQUATIONS BY A MONTE CARLO METHOD
THE SOLUTION OF SYSTEMS
RELAXATION FACTOR OF THE SUCCESSIVE OVER-RELAXATION METHOO
IHNIQUE FOR THE DETERMINATION OF THE OPTIMUM
DIAGONALIZATION OF SYMMETRIC MATRICES USING JACOBI'S METHOO
IROTATIONS, EXPERIMENTS CONCERNING SPEEO OF
STORE
ADAPTATION OF THE JACOBI METHOD FOR A COMPUTER hlTH MAGNETIC-TAPE BACKING
AN INDIRECT CHAINING METHOD FOR ADDRESSING ON SECONDARY KEYS
A STATE VARIABLE ASSIGNMENT METHOD FOR ASYNCHRONOUS SEQUENTIAL SWITCHING CIRCUITS
A NEW METHOD FOR AUTOMATIC CHARACTER RECOGNITION
A DISCRIMINATION METHOD FOR AUTOMATICALLY CLASSIFYING. DOCUMENTS
TABLEDEX, A NEW COORDINATE INDEXING METHOD FOR BOUND BOOK fORM BIBLIOGRAPHIES
A SUBROUTINE METHOD FOR CALCULATING LOGARITHMS
A STATISTICAL METHOD FOR CERTAIN NONLINEAR DYNAMICAL SYSTEMS
AN ANALOG METHOD FOR CHARACTER RECOGNITION
R ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS
A SIMPLE DESK-CALCULATOR METHOD FOR CHECKING BINARY RESULTS OF DIGITAL-COMPUTE
A METHOD FOR CHECKING NU~ERICAL CODES USING THE 1401
A SYSTEMATIC METHOD FOR COMPUTER SIMPLIFICATION OF LOGIC DIAGRAMS
POWER SYSTEMS (FRENCHI
A NEW METHOD FOR COMPUTING ECONOMIC LOAD DISPATCHING IN
REAL, SYMMETRIC MATRICES
ON THE CODING OF JACOBI'S METHOD FOR COMPUTING EIGENVALUES AND EIGENVECTORS OF
REAL SYMMETRIC MATRICES
ON THE COOING OF JACOBI'S METHOD FOR COMPUTING EIGENVALUES AND EIGENVECTORS OF
ON THE DANILEWSKI METHOD FOR COMPUTING THE CHARACTERISTIC POLYNOMIAL
ARBITRARY COMPLEX MATRIX
AN ELIMINATION METHOD FOR COMPUTING THE GENERALIZED INVERSE OF AN
C BUILDING BLOCKS
A QUASI-SIMPLEX METHOD FOR DESIGNING SUBOPTIMUM PACKAGES OF ELECTRONI
RADIX EXCHANGE, AN INTERNAL SORTING METHOD FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
A NEW METHOD FOR DISCOVERING THE GRAMMARS OF PHRASE
STRUCTUR~ LANGUAGES
A SIMPLIFIED PROOF METHOD FOR ELEMENTARY LOGIC
COINCIDENCE IN DIGITAL OESIGN
A METHOD FOR ELIMINATING AMBIGUITY DUE TO SIGNAL
ANALOG COMPUTER
A METHOD FOR EVALUATING STIELTJES INTEGRALS ON THE
A METHOD FOR EVALUATING THE AREA OF THE NORMAL FUNCTION
ON WITH APPLICATIONS TO THE REDUCHON OF MISSIL!
A METHOD FOR fINDING A MINIMUM OF A MULTIVARIATE FUNCn
A METHOD FOR FINDING ALL THE ZEROS OF FIZI
A GENERALIZED METHOD FOR FINDING ROOTS OF NON-LINEAR EQUATIONS
250

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

MEM - MET
HARV41 103
CAS 61 101
33
EJCC61
IBMJ621 112
TCJ15B3 124
I EES56 114
CACM620 502
CACM61N 495
CACM618 347
C ACMb35 227
CACM63N b85
PACM59
14
EJCC60 143
PACM62
38
IFIP62
62
TCJ2592 49
JACM623 H2
CACMb35 2B1
I BMJ622 170
PGEC591 48
WJCC59
54
ANL 53
59
BIT 622 90
BIT 624 224
BIT 632 122
JACM611 87
TCJ5621 48
J ACM621 98
CACM630 642
LSU 58 139
MTL 612 437
I FlP62 367
EJCC54
74
WJCCbO 365
IBMJ632 151
IFIP62 242
LCIH61 213
PACM61 581
18MJ573 223
IBMJ621 75
PGEC594 470
IBMJ573 219
I CSI581 393
EDPS61 496
I BMJ621 31
PACM62
66
IF IP62 242
AUS 60S'S.3
FTT 53 210
CAN 62
loB
AUS 60 C8.4
HARV49 207
JACM563 212
TCJ1582 84
CACM588
9
PACM59
loB
JACM592 223
JACM601 69
JACM603 214
ISMJ605 505
PGEC625 649
CACM628 459
JACM631 102
CACM633 107
BIT 624 212
PACM56
12
PACM58
50
J ACM602 176
I BMJ583 200
TCJ5622 139
TOMM58 198
CACM614 1S4
JACM574 459
TCJ5621 51
CACM615 218
JACM6lZ 209
PGEC635 521
FJCC63 161
ICSI582 1221
CACM585
5
HARV49 281
PGEC613 502
JACM553 205
BiT 611 48
NCR 612 211
IFIP62 241
PACM59
33
JACM632 123
PACM61 5A4
JACM634 532
CAS 59 100
JACM592 156
ICIP59 2B5
CPFS61
B7
CACM624 211
PGEC624 552
CACM615 224
PACM59
70
JACM634 545
PACM61 5A2
250

MET - MET

TITLE WORD INOEX

AN ITERATIVE METHOD FOR FINDING STATIONARY VALUES OF A FUNCTION OF
AN AUTOMATIC METHOD FOR FINDING THE GREATEST OR LEAST VALUE OF A
AN ITERATIVE METHOD FOR FITTING THE LOGISTIC CURVE
A METHOD FOR FOR THE DETERMINATION OF A DIFFERENTIAL EQ
UATION MODel FOR SIMPLE NONLINEAR SYSTEMS
A NEW METHOD FOR GENERATING A FUNCTION OF TWO INDEPENDENT
VARIABLES
A NOTE DN A METHOD FOR GENERATING POINTS UNIFORMLY ON N-DIMENSION
AL SPHERES
THE SURFACE OF AN N-DIMI
REMARKS DN 'AN EFFICIENT METHOD FOR GENERATING UNIFORMLY DISTRIBUTED POINTS ON
AN EFFICIENT METHOD FOR GENERATING UNIFORMLY DISTRIBUTED POINTS ON
THE SURFACE DF AN N-DIMENSIONAL SPHI
COMPUTER-FEASIBLE METHOD FOR HANDLING INCOMPLETE DATA IN REGRESSION
ANALYSIS
CORRECTED INPUTS, A METHOD FOR IMPROVING HYBRID SIMULATION
A METHOD FOR INCREASING THE EFFICIENCY OF MONTE CARLO
INTEGRATION
AN ITERATIVE METHOD FOR INVERSION OF POWER SERIES
A METHOD FOR KEY-TO-ADDRESS TRANSFORMATION
A SCREENING METHOD FOR LARGE INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS
ANALYTICAL STUDY OF A METHOD FOR LITERATURE SEARCH IN ABSTRACTING JOURNALS
A SHORT METHOD FOR MEASURING ERROR IN A LEAST-SQUARES POWER
SERIES
A RAPIDLY CONVERGENT OESCENT METHOD FOR MINIMIZATION
TD THESAURIC TRANSLATION
A REDUCTION METHOD FOR NON-ARITHMETIC DATA, AND ITS APPLICATION
VALUE PI
SCME NUMERICAL EXPERIMENTS USING NEWTON'S METHOD FOR NONLINEAR PARABOLIC AND ELLIPTIC BOUNDARYA COMPOSI nON METHOD FOR NOR~AL MARKOV ALGORITHMS
ONAL TO INPUT ANGLE THETA FOR LARGE THI
A FEEDBACK METHOD FOR OBTAINING A SYNCHRO OUTPUT SIGNAL PROPORTI
THE VERTEX-FRAME METHOD FOR OBTAINING MINIMAL PROPOSITION-LETTER
FORMULAS
A METHOD FOR 08TAINING SPECIFIC VALUES OF COMPILINGPARAMETER FUNCTIONS
S USING DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING AND INFORMATION THEI
A METHOD FOR OBTAINING SUBOPTIMAL GROUP-TESTING POLICIE
A GRADIENT METHOD FOR OPTIMIZING MULTISTAGE ALLOCATION PROCESSES
A METHOD FOR OVERLAPPING AND ERASURE OF LISTS
AN ANALOGOUS METHOD FOR PATTERN RECOGNITION BY FOLLOWING THE
BOUNDARY
AN ITERATIVE METHOD FOR QUADRATURES
A PROOF METHOD FOR QUANTIFICATION THEORY, ITS JUSTIFICATION
AND REALIZATION
A COMPUTER METHOD FOR RADIATION TREATMENT PLANNING
THE JACOBI METHOD FOR REAL SYMMETRIC MATRICES
FOOTNOTE TO 'THE JACOBI METHOD FOR REAL SYMMETRIC MATRICES'
A ME THOD FOR RESOLVING MULTIPLE RESPONSES IN A PARALLEL
SEARCH FILE
A NOTE ON AN ITERATIVE METHOD FOR ROOT EXTRACTION
A CHART METHOD FOR SIMPLIFYING TRUTH FUNCTIONS
THE SECANT METHOD FOR SIMl:LTANEOUS NONLINEAR ECUATIONS
ON BERNOULLI'S METHOD FOR SOLVING ALGEBRAIC EQUATIONS, II
EFFIC lENT METHOD FOR SOLVING ATOMIC SCHROEDINGER'S EQUATION
A NUMERICAL METHOD FOR SOLVING CONTROL ~IFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS ON
OIGITAL COMPUTERS
A COMPUTER ANALYTIC METHOD FOR SOLVING DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
THE EXTRAPOLATED MODIFIED AITKEN ITERATION METHOD FOR SOLVING ELLIPTIC DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS
A DIRECT METHOD FOR SOLVING LINEAR ALGEBRAIC EQUATIONS
ON BATEMAN'S METHOD FOR SOLVING LINEAR INTEGRAL EQUATIONS
A MACHINE METHOD FOR SOLVING POLYNOMIAL EQUATIONS
AN AUTOMATIC ANALOG COMPUTER METHOD FOR SOLVING POLYNOMIALS AND FINDING ROOT LOCI
V EXTRAPOLATION WHEN THEI
ACCELERATING THE JACOBI METHOD FOR SOLVING SIMULTANEOUS EQUATIONS BY CHEBYSHE
A METHOO FOR SOLVING SIMULTANEOUS POLYNOMIAL EQUATIONS
AN ALTERNATING DIRECTION METHOD FOR SOLVING THE BIHARMONIC EQUATIONS
ON AN ALTERNATING DIRECTION METHOD FOR SOLVING THE PLATE PROBLEM WITH MIXED BOUND
ARY CONDITIONS
A MACHINE METHOO FOR SQUARE-ROOT CO~PUTATION
A METHOD FOR SYNTHESIS OF TwO-VALUED FEEDBACK CIRCUITS
A METHOO FOR SYNTHESIZING THE WAVEFORM GENERATED BY A C
HARACTER, PRINTED IN MAGNETIC INK, IN PASSING BI
A METHOD FOR SYSTEMATIC DOCUMENTATION, KEY TO IMPROVED
DATA PROCESSING ANALYSIS
LUE PROBLEM FOR SYSTEMS OF QUASI-LINI
A 01 FFERENCE METHOD FOR THE APPROXIMATE SOLUTION OF THE INITIAL VA
A METHOD FOR THE DESIGN OF PATTERN RECOGNITION LOGIC
A NUMERICAL METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF MOVING FIELD ISODOSE
CURVES FOR TREAT~ENT PLANNING IN RADII
A TOPOLOGICAL METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF THE MINIMAL FORMS OF
A BOOLEAN FUNCTION
A MOOIFIED GIVENS METHOD FOR THE EIGENVALUE EVALUATION OF LARGE
MATRICES
L EQUATIONS
A CHEBYS~EV SERIES METHOD FOR THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF FREDHOLM INTEGRA
A NEW METHOD FOR THE PAYMENT Of BILLS AND THE TRANSFER OF
CREDIT
A QUASI-TOPOLOGICAL METHOD FOR THE RECOGNITION Of LINE PATTERNS
A METHOD fOR THE REDUCTION OF EMPIRICAL MULTI-VARIABLE
FUNCTIONS
ON THE COLLOCATION METHOD FOR THE SOLUTION OF BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS
RELATED STATISTICAL PROBLEMS
AN ANALOG METHOD FOR THE SOLUTION OF PROBABILITY OF HIT AND
ENTIAL EQUAl
EXTENSIONS OF THE PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR METHOD FOR THE SOLUTION OF SYSTEMS OF OROINARY DIFFER
HOUSEHOLDER'S METHOD FOR THE SOLUTION OF THE ALGEBRAIC EIGENPROBLEM
LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL AND INTEGRAL OPEl
AN ITERATION METHOD FOR THE SOLUTION OF THE EIGENVALUE PROBLEM OF
A METHOD FOR THE SOLUTION OF THE NTH BEST PATH PROBLEM
AN OPERATIONAL METHOD FOR THE STUDY OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
A TRUTH TABLE METHOD FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF COMBINATIONAL LOGIC
A GRAPHICAL METHOD FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF MULTITERMINAL CONTACT
NETWORKS
A STARTING METHOD FOR THE THREE-POINT ADAMS PREOICTOR-CORRECTOR
METHOO
A METHOO FOR TRANSPOSING A MATRIX
AN APPROXIMATE METHOD FOR TREATING A CLASS OF MULTIQUEUE PROBLEMS
MULTIPLE SHOOTING METHOD FOR TWO-POINT BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS
A METHOD FOR USING COMPUTERS IN INFORMATION
CLASSIFICATION
lOR THE
CO-DIAGONALIZATION OF A SYMMETRIC MATRIX BY GIVENS' METHOD IN A COMPUTER WITH A TWO-LEVEL STORE
A METHOD OF AUTOMATIC MONITORING OF A SERIAL ARITHMETIC
UNIT
OF
AUTO~ATIC
PROGRAMMING
COMPILER METHOD
CAUCHY PROBLE~ FOR PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EI
ON THE METHOD OF CENTRAL DIFFERENCES FOR THE SOLUTION OF THE
PROGRAMMING OF THE METHOD OF CHARACTERISTICS FOR AXISYMMETRIC FLOW
A NEW METHOD OF CHECKING THE CONSISTENCY OF PRECEDENCE
MATRICES
A METHOD OF COMBINING ALGOL ANO COBOL
METHODS
A METHOD OF COMPARING THE TIME REQUIREMENTS OF SORTING
A NEW METHOD OF COMPUTATION Of SQUARE ROOTS WITHOUT USING
DIVISION
CDMMENTS ON 'A NEW METHOD OF COMPUTATION OF SQUARE ROOTS WITHOUT USING
DIVISION'
A METHOD OF COMPUTING SHOCK WAVES
A NOTE ON A METHOD OF COMPUTING THE GAMMA FUNCTION
A METHOD OF COUPLING A SMALL COMPUTER TO INPUT-OUTPUT
DEV ICES WITHOUT EXTENSIVE BUFFERS
AN ALGORITHM TO THE METHOD OF CURVE FITTING BY THE PROCESS OF LEAST
SQUARES
A NEW METHOD OF DESIGNING LOW-LEVEL, HIGH-SPEED SEMICONOUCT
OR LOGIC CIRCUITS
A METHOD OF OETERMINING PLATE BENDING BY USE OF A
PUNCHED-CARD MACHINE
A REl IABLE METHOD OF DRIFT STABILIZATION AND ERROR DETECTION IN
LARGE-SCALE ANALIlG COMPUTERS
A METHOD OF EDITING A PROGRAM IN SYMBOLIC LANGUAGE
IFRENCH)
THE PROPERTY CLASSIFICATION METHOD OF FILE DESIGN A~D PROCESSING
A VARIANT METHOD OF FILE SEARCHING
METHOD OF FINITE DIFFERENCES FOR THE SOLUTION OF
PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
NOTE ON A METHOD OF FORMING A SORTING KEY FOR A PARTLY ORDERED
LIST
A METHOD OF FORMING HIGH ORDER ROOT FINDING PROCESSES
A NEW METHOD OF GENERATING FUNCTIONS
SEVERAL VARIABLES
FUNCTION

251

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

MER - MET
TCJ5622
TCJ3603
tACM593
PGEC634
PGEC513
CACM594
CACM590
CACM594
JACM612
F JCC63
JACM573
CACM611
I BMJ632
WJCC61
ICSI5BI
CACM606
TCJ6632
I C IP59
CACM614
ICC 634
PGEC603
PGEC622
JACM623
JACM6H
HARV61
C ACM60D
I CIP59
TCJ5623
IBMJ601
tACM627
JACM591
JACM601
PGEC614
TCJ1583
PACM52P
CACM59D
PACM56
PACM58
J ACM601
EJCC59
TCJ6632
PACM61
JACM573
JACM612
NCR 514
TCJ6632
IFIP62
PACM5B
JACM603
CACM581
PACM52P
P GEC5B4
CAS 61
IFIP62
PGEC601
CACM630
PGEC563
J ACM613
TCJ6631
JACM602
ICIP5'1
TCJ1594
PACM58
PGEC513
TCJ4611
TCJ3601
HARV49
JACM594
AUS 511
PGEC614
HARV512
JACM602
JACM5B4
I BMJ613
CACM62D
IFIP62
TCJ4612
t ENG59
ONR 54
BIT 632
PACM56
JACM592
WJCC61
CACM635
CACM59N
CACM602
PACM56
JACM604
E JCC51
PACM56
HARV572
JACM543
WJCC57
ROME62
CACH628
CACH633
HARV41
TCJ6631
PACM61
PGEC543

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175
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394
167
19
26
17

201
261
329
311

121
259
351
351
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321

181

195
359
144
319
89
125
655
238

228
28

401
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718
142
121

12
6
2

61
238
IB

5A3
3L4
L51
164

169
101
5

264
6

265
271

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169
48
625

126
331

102
140
232

196
6

110
80

23
164
506
110
604
302

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3B3
204
613

284
171

134
15
91

16
164

379
259
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17
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105
133
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101
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5A5
29
251

MET - MIC

TITLE WORD INDEX

USING ANALOG DIODE LOGIC

MET - MET

METHOD OF GENERATING FUNCTIONS OF SEVERAL VARIABLES
PGEC632 112
A MODIFIED CONGRUENCE METHOD OF GENERATING PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBERS
TCJ1582 83
USING ANALOG DIOOE LOGIC
CORREC TI ON TO A METHOD OF GENERATION FUNCTIONS OF SEVERAL VARIABLES
PGEC635 550
A DIVISIONLESS METHOD OF INTEGER CONVERSION
CACM617 315
NOTE ON RUNGE-KUTTA METHOD OF INTEGRATING ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS TCJ2591 23
A NDTE ON THE MIDPOINT METHOD OF INTEGRATION
JACM563 20B
THAN liME
AN ELECTRONIC METHOD OF INTEGRATION WITH RESPECT TO VARIABLES OTHER AUS 60 CB.l
A TIIO-ADDRESS METHOO OF INTERPRETIVE CODING FOR THE CSIRAC
AUS 511 124
THE SOLUTION OF BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS BY THE METHOD OF KERNEL FUNCTIONS
PACM52P IB7
THE CALCULATION OF EIGENVECTORS BY THE METHOD OF LANCZOS
TCJ1583 148
ROOTS AND VECTORS OF A REAL SYMMETRIC MATRIX
THE METHOD OF LANCZOS FOR CALCULATING THE CHARACTERISTIC IEES56 114
METHOD OF MINIMUM (OR' BESTt) APPROXIMATION AND THE METHOD OF LEAST NTH POWERS
ON THE PACM56
5
FITtING SPHERES BY THE METHOD OF LEAST SQUARES
CACM61N 491
A GENERALIZATION OF THE TRANSPORTATION METHOD OF LINEAR PROGRAMMING
AUS 63 B.3
THE TRANSFER-TRACK METHOD OF MAGNETIC-DRUM OPERATION
I EES56 528
A SUGGESTED METHOD OF MAKING FULLER USE OF STRINGS IN ALGOL 60
CACM634 169
A POLARIMETRIC METHOD OF MEASURING MAGNETO-OPTIC COEFFICIENTS
18MJ624 456
METHOD OF LEAST NTH POWERS
ON THE METHOD OF MINIMUM lOR 'BEST') APPROXIMATION AND THE
PACM56
5
COMPUTER
A FLEXIBLE AND INEXPENSIVE METHOD OF MONITORING PROGRAM EXECUTION IN A DIGITAL
PGEC612 253
A METHOD OF NORMALIZED BLOCK ITERATION
JACM592 236
AN IfE RA TI VE METHOD OF NUMERICAL DIFFERENTIATION
TCJ3614 270
A MODIFICATION OF FILON'S METHOD OF NUMERICAL INTEGRATION
JACM602 181
IAL EQUATIONS
AN EXPONENTIAL METHOO OF NUMERICAL INTEGRATION OF ORDINARY DIFFERENT CACM63B 491
A DIRECT DIGITAL METHOD OF POWER SPECTRUM ESTIMATION
IBMJ612 141
ON PROBLEM
THE METHOD OF REDUCED MATRICES FOR A GENERAL TRANSPDRTATI PACM56
41
ON PROBLEM
THE METHOD OF REDUCED MATRICES FOR A GENERAL TRANSPORTATI JACM573 308
INSTABILITY OF THE ELIMINATION METHOD OF REDUCING A MATRIX TO TRI-OIAGONAL FORM
TCJ5621 61
RANDOM COOES IN A 4-DIGIT NUMBER OR 16 RANDOMI
A METHOD OF REPRESENTATION, STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL OF 13 CACM623 165
AN ARBITRARY FUNCTION
THE METHOD OF RESULTANT DESCENTS FOR THE MINIMIZATION OF PACM59
11
NATION OF OPTI~AL SOLUTIONS
THE METHOD OF SEQUENTIAL ANALYSIS OF VARIANTS FOR DETERMI IFIP62 177
STABILITY OF A METHOD OF SMOOTHING IN A DIGITAL CONTROL COMPUTER
PGEC551 26
BOUNDARY
A NUMERICAL METHOD OF SOLVING A HEAT FLOW PROBLEM WITH MOVING
JACM582 161
THE DOWN-HILL METHOD OF SOLVING A POLYNOMIAL EQUATION
PACM56
7
TRIANGULAR WALK PATTERN FOR THE DOWN-HILL METHOD OF SOLVING A TRANSCENDENTAL EQUATION
CACM627 399
ICAL PHYSICS ON PUNCH CARD MACHINES
A METHOD OF SOLVING BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS OF MATHEMAT JACM543 101
THE DOWN-HIll METHOD OF SOLVING F(ZI = 0
JACM572 148
ELOCITY BOLTZMANN EQUATION IN INFINITE CYLINDI
THE METHOO OF SPHERICAL HARMONICS AS APPLIED TO THE ONE-V PACM59
56
TO USE OF AN AUTOMATIC OIGITALI
THE MATRIX (FORCE) METHOD OF STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE AUS 60 86.1
STORAGE REQUIREMENTS
THE METHOD OF SUCCESSIVE GRIDS FOR REDUCTION OF FUNCTION TCJ56H 320
THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS' METHOD OF SYNTACTIC INTEGRATION
NSMT60
39
ATIC INTEGRATION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS USING THE METHOD OF TAYLOR SERIES
A PROGRAM FOR THE AUTDM rCJ3602 108
DIODE LOGIC CIRCUITS
A METHOD OF THEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF HIGH-SPEED JUNCTION PGEC635 492
PERFOR"ANCES
A NEW METHOD OF VERIFYING ANALOG COMPUTER PROBLEMS AND
WJCC57 138
A METHOD OF VOICE COMMUNICATION WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER EJCC60
11
AN ITERATIVE LEAST-SQUARE METHOD SUITABLE FOR SOLVING LARGE SPARSE MATRICES
TCJ6632 202
APPLICATION OF THE STEEPEST ASCENT METHOD TO CONCAVE PROGRAMMING
iFiP62 185
iAl EQUATiONS USING HIGH SPEED DIGITAL CION A NEW METHOD TO SOLVE IN THE LARGE SOME NONLINEAR DIFFERENT ECIP55 184
AN APPLICATION OF THE MONTE CARLO METHOD TO THE EVALUATION OF SOME MOLECULAR INTEGRALS TCJ6633 277
A RECOGNITION METHOD USING NEIGHBOR DEPENDENCE
PGEC625 683
A NUMERICAL INTEGRATION METHOD WITH NON-UNIFORM INTERVALS
PACM59
2
LINEAR PROGR~MMING PROBLEMS
SIMPLEX METHOD WITH PSEUDO-BASIC VARIABLES FOR STRUCTURED
TCB6634 126.
THE P METHOD, A DESIGN PHILOSOPHY
PACM61 13B3
DISCUSSION ON METHODOLOGY IN MT
NSI'IT60 197
AUTOl/AlIC CALCULATING MACHINES AND NUMERICAL METHODS
AUS 51
93
THE INFLUENCE OF AUTOMATIC COMPUTERS ON MATHEMATICAL METHODS
MANC51
13
EVALUATION OF SORTING METHODS
EJCC55
39
AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING METHOOS
HARV55
3
MONTE CARLO METHODS
LSU 58 104
WJCC5B
179
LOGICAL DESIGN METHODS
A NEW CLASS OF OIGITAL DIVISION METHODS
PGEC583 218
A COMPARISON OF 650 PROGRAMMING METHODS
CACM60D 663
ANALYSIS OF NETS BY NUMERICAL METHODS
JACM603 251
SYMPOSIUM ON MODERN COMPUTING METHODS
TCB5612 62
AN INTRODUCTION TO ANALOGUE COMPUTER METHODS
TCJ3614 211
ON QUASICYCLIC JACOBI METHODS
JACM621 liB
ALTERNATING DIRECTION IMPLICIT METHODS
AIC 623 190
PERSON-MATCHING BY ELECTRONIC METHODS
CACM627 40~
A SPECIAL STABILITY PROBLEM FOR LINEAR MULTISTEP METHODS
BIT 631 27
METHOD OF COMPARING THE TIME REQUIREMENTS OF SORTING METHODS
A CACM635 259
RACTERISTICS OF SOME RECENT STUDIES OF INSTRUCTIONAL METHODS
CHA PLC 161
13
RELAXATI£N APPLIED TO IMPLICIT ALTERNATING DIRECTION METHODS
OVER- ICIP59
B5
OF THE RELATIVE EFFICIENCY OF TWO INTERNAL SORTING METHODS
AN ESTIMATION CACM60N 61B
LARGE SETS OF EQUATIONS ON PEGASUS USING MATRIX METHODS
SOLUTION OF CERTAIN TCJ2593 130
FUTURE COMPUTER DEVELOPMENTS AND AUTOMATED TEACHING METHODS
INTERACTIONS BETWEEN PLCI61 281
UTIDN OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS BY ITERATIVE METHODS
IDIGITAL COMPUTERS AND PROGRAMS FOR THE SOl PACM59
39
ETHODS WITH IMPLICIT ALTERNATING DIRECTION ITERATIVE METHODS
IRING SUCCESSIVE OVERRELAXATION ITERATIVE M PACM61 2A2
INVERSION OF MATRICES BY PUNCHED CARD METHODS I GERMAN)
ECIP55 198
DIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS AND SEMIDIGITAL METHODS IGERMAN)
DIP 62 160
DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING, METHODS AND APPLICATIONS
LSU 57
35
LOCAL PROGRAMMING METHODS AND CONVENTIONS
MANC51
12
N OF COMPUTING INSTRUMENTS
MODERN PROGRAMMING METHODS AND PROBLEMS ANO THEIR INFLUENCE ON THE DESIG IFIP62 699
ING
DEVELOPING A LONG-RANGE PLAN FOR CORPORATE METHODS AND THE DEPENDENCE ON ELEC TRDNIC DATA PROCESS WJCC59 234
SOME EXAMPLES OF NUMERICAL METHODS AND THE PHILOSOPHY BEHIND THEM
IFIP62
17
SCHEME
MACHINE TRANSLATION METHODS AND THEIR APPLICATION TO AN ANGLO-RUSSIAN
ICIP59 199
STANDARDIZED PROGRAMMING METHODS AND UNIVERSAL CODING
JACM573 254
RELIABILITY
COMPUTER METHODS APPLIED TO THE DESIGN OF DIGITAL CIRCUITS FOR RMCS60
55
NUMERICAL METHODS ASSOCIATED WITH LAPLACE'S EQUATION
HARV49 152
METHODS BY WHICH RESEARCH WORKERS FIND INFORMATION
ICSI581 163
APPROXIMATE METHODS FOR A MULTIQUEUEING PROBLEM
IBI'IJ622 246
TIC DICTIONARY
LINGUISTIC AND MACHINE METHODS FOR COMPILING AND UPDATING THE HARVARD AUTOHA I CSI582 951
ON SOME METHODS FOR COMPUTING THE ROOTS OF POLYNOMIALS
IFIP62 116
MOTION
NUMERICAL METHODS FOR COMPUTING TWO-DIMENSIONAL UNSTEADY FLUID TCB6614 127
TELESCOPING PROCEDURES FOR CONTINUED FRACTIONS
METHODS FOR FITTING RATIONAL APPROXIMATIONS, PART I, JACM602 150
AND III
METHOOS FOR FITTING RATIONAL APPROXIMATIONS, PARTS II JACM633 257
COMPUTERS
A COMPARISON OF METHODS FOR GENERATING NORMAL DEVIATES ON DIGITAL
JACM593 376
NUMERICAL METHODS FOR HIGH-SPEED COMPUTERS, A SURVEY
WJCC59 249
AN EVALUATION OF RUNGE-KUTTA TYPE METHOOS FOR HIGHER ORDER OIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
JACM614 637
HIGH SPEED DIGITAL COMPUTERS
RUNGE-KUHA METHODS FOR INTEGRATING DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS ON
TCJ1583 11B
DEFINITIVE MATRIX
ITERATIVE METHODS FOR LINEAR EQUATIONS WITH SYMMETRIC POSITIVE TCJ4613 242
CODES
DESIGN METHODS FOR MAXIMUM MINIMUM-DISTANCE ERROR-CORRECTING IBMJ601 43
252

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

252

MET - MIN

TITLE WORD INOEX

MET - MIC

JACM591 37
STABLE PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR METHODS FOR ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
JACM624 457
STABILITY PROPERTIES Of PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR METHODS FOR ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
CHEBYSHEV METHODS FOR ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
TCJ4624 318
TCJ6644 358
CHEBYSHEV COLLOCATION METHOOS FOR ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
AIC 612
1
A SURVEY OF NUMERICAL METHODS FOR PARABOLIC DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
JACM624 450
ALTERNATING DIRECTION METHODS FOR PARA80LIC SYSTEMS IN M SPACE VARIA8LES
IBMJ633 237
DIGIT-BY-DIGlT METHODS FOR POLYNOMIALS
CACM629 411
PRDGRAMMEO METHODS FOR PRINTER GRAPHICAL OUTPUT
EJCC60
67
A SURVEY OF DIGITAL METHODS FOR RADAR DATA PROCESSING
ANAtYSIS AND SYNTHESIS METHODS FOR REDUNDANT LOGICAL DESIGN
RTCS62 251
SOME METHODS FOR SIMPLIFYING SWITCHING CIRCUITS USING
JACM614 491
'OONT CARE' CONDITIONS
EXTRACTION OF NUCLEAR SCATTERING PHASE SHIFTS
METHODS FOR SOLUTION OF NON-LINEAR EQUATIONS AND THE AUS 63 B.l1
PACM58
3
A STUDY OF NUMERICAL METHODS FOR SOLVING DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
A SURVEY OF COMPUTER METHODS FOR SOLVING ELLIPTIC AND PARABOLIC PARTIAL
ICC 631
3
IFIP62 132
NUMERICAL STUDIES OF IMPLICIT ITERATIVE METHODS FOR SOLVING ELLIPTIC DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS
snpOSIUM ON METHODS FOR SOLVING LINEAR SYSTEMS
ICIP59 108
THE LLT AND QR METHODS FOR SYMMETRIC TRIDIAGONAL MATRICES
TCJ6631 99
AND NAMES
A STUDY OF METHOOS FOR SYSTEMATICALLY A8BREVIATING ENGLISH WORDS JACM614 538
JACM584 357
INTEGRAL EQUATION
PROPOSED METHODS FOR THE ANALOG SOLUTION OF FREDHOLM'S
ICIP59 138
LOGICAL, RECURSIVE AND OPERATOR METHODS FOR THE ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS OF AUTOMATA
AL EQUATIONS (FRENCHI
NEW METHODS FOR THE APPROXIMATE INTEGRATION OF DIFFERENTI IFIP62 157
ON APPROXIMATION METHODS FOR THE ASSIGNMENT PROBLEM
JACM624 419
JACM613 359
SOME COMPUTATIONAL RESULTS ON 'TWO-LINE' ITERATIVE METHODS FOR THE BIHARMONIC DIFFERENCE EQUATION
COMPARISON OF ITERATIVE METHODS FOR THE CALCULATION Of NTH ROOTS
CACM613 143
UARE MATRICES WITH MATRIX COEFFICIENTS AND ITERATIVE METHODS FOR THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF EQUATIONS IN SQ IFIP62 102
ENTIAL EQUATIONS
FIFTH-ORDER METHODS FOR THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF ORDINARY DIFFER JACM621 64
EQUATIONS ON DIGITAL COMPUTERS
METHODS FOR THE SOLUTION OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL
ICIP59
72
ALGEBRAIC TOPOLOGICAL METHODS FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF SWITCHING SYSTEMS PART
18MJ594 326
II, MINIMIZATION OF NONSINGI
COMPUTING METHODS FOR TRIM SCHEDULING IN THE PAPER INDUSTRY
AUS 60 B3.2
TWO M.ETHODS FOR WORD INVERSION ON THE IBM 709
CACM60D 658
SYMPOSIUM ON ADVANCED METHODS IN INFORMATION STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL
IFIP62 294
MATHEMATICAL METHODS IN LARGE-SCALE COMPUTING UNITS
HARV49 141
THE USE OF APPROXIMATION METHODS IN LINEAR PROGRAMMING
IFIP62 180
ALGEBRAIC TOPOLOGICAL METHODS IN SYNTHESIS
HARV571 57
PGEC621
9
A COMPARISON OF HIGHER-ORDER DIFFERENCE METHODS IN THE SOLUTION OF BEAM-VIBRATION PROBLEMS
MATRIX METHODS IN THE THEORY OF SWITCHING
HARV572 13
AN ANALYSIS BY ARITHMETICAL METHODS OF A CALCULATING NET.WORK WITH FEEDBACK
PACM52T 61
METHODS OF ANALYSIS OF CIRCUIT TRANSIENT PERFORMANCE I8MJ611 33
MTP 58
3
PROGRAMMING
SOME METHODS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND HEURISTIC
ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
A COMPARISON OF SOME METHODS OF CALCULATING COVARIANCE FUNCTIONS ON AN
TCJ3614 262
SOME ORTHOGONAL METHODS OF CURVE AND SURFACE FITTING
TCJ4613 260
METHODS OF ESTIMATING THE EfFICIENCY Of UNIVERSAL
TOMM58 184
DIGITAL COMPUTERS WITH PROGRAMME CONTROL
RAMAC FILES
METHOOS OF FILE ORGANIZATION FOR EFFICIENT USE OF IBM WJCC58 194
HARV47 260
PHOTOGRAPHIC METHODS OF HANDLING INPUT AND OUTPUT DATA
LI'S AND OF GRAEf FE'S TYPE (GERMANI
ITERATIVE METHODS OF LINEAR ALGEBRA WITH CONVERGENCE Of BERNOUL ECIP55 111
eRROR ANALYSIS OF DIRECT METHODS OF MATRIX INVERSION
JACM613 281
ITHEORETICAL AND C TCJ4611 64
OMPUTATIONAL MATTERS RELATING TO PREOICTDR-CORRECTOR METHODS OF NUMERICAL INTEGRATION
METHDDS OF SELECTING THE REQUIRED WORD FROM A
CENG59 139
DICTIONARY
METHODS OF SIMULATING A DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER ON A
JACM583 281
DIGITAL COMPUTER
ON OIFFERENCE METHODS OF SOLUTION OF PARABOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL AUS 511 114
EQUATIONS
METHODS OF SPEEDING-UP THE OPERATION OF OIGITAL
ICIP59 382
COMPUTERS
THE BASIC TYPES OF INFORMATION TASKS AND SOME METHODS OF THEIR SOLUTION
ICSI582 823
IFIP62 122
PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS OF THE MIXEO TYPE AND METHODS OF THEIR SOLUTION
FOR LARGE-CAPACJ.TY FILES
METHODS OF UTILIZING THIN MAGNETIC FILM PROPERTIES
LCMT61 163
REQUEST FOR METHOOS OR PROGRAMS
CACM584
9
LSU 56 216
REGIONAL APPLICATIONS OF PUNCH CARD METHODS TO FOREST INVENTORY
LSU 56 219
INOUSTRIAL APPLICATION OF PUNCH CARD METHODS TO FOREST INVENTORY
THE Z4 COMPUTER (GERMANI
METHODS TO SIMPLIFY PROGRAMMING, 5 YEARS WORK WITH
ECIP55
26
OF COMPLEX IONS
APPLICATION OF IBM EDP METHODS TO THE CALCULATION OF THE FORMATION CONSTANTS CACM63N 694
LOGIC SYSTEM
APPLICATION OF LIST-PROCESSING METHODS TO THE DESIGN OF INTERCONNECTIONS FOR A FAST TCJ6644 321
ELECTRONICS EQUIPMENT
METHODS USED TO IMPROVE RELIABILITY IN MILITARY
EJCC53
31
TION OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS BY DIFFERENCE METHODS USING THE ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER
WJCC53 208
TION OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS BY OIFFERENCE METHODS USING THE ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER
PIRE53D 1497
PACM61 2A3
MULTI-STEP INTEGRATION METHODS WHICH MINIMIZE PROPAGATED ERRORS
IMENTS COMPARING SUCCESSIVE OVERRELAXATION ITERATIVE METHODS WITH IMPLICIT ALTERNATING DIRECTION ITERATIVE PACM61 2A2
MSEE461
6
NUMERICAL MATHEMATICAL METHODS, I
NUMERICAL MATHEMATICAL METHODS, II
MSEE461
7
NUMERICAL MATHEMATICAL METHODS, III
MSEE462 12
NUMERICAL MATHEMATICAL METHODS, IV
MSEE462 17
INPUT-OUTPUT METHODS, MECHANISMS AND MEDIA
TCB1573 107
NUMERICAL MATHEMATICAL METHODS, V
MSEE462 18
NUMERICAL MATHEMATICAL METHODS, VIII
MSEE463 31
TER APPLICATIONS
THE PROBLEMS OF PLANNING NEW METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES AND SOME COMPU CAS 57
23
AY FOR FAST COMPUTATION OF INDUSTRIAL SERVICEI
THE MEXICAN POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY INTRODUCES A DIRECT W PACM58
14
MH-1, A COMPUTER-OPERATED MECHANICAL HAND
SJCC62
39
MICR, A NEW INPUT MEDIUM FOR COMPUTERS
AUS 60 A9.1
THRESHOLDING ANO MICRO-MINIATURIZATION WITH SEMICONDUCTORS
SOS 61 511
FIXED MEIIORY
THE KT PILOT COMPUTER, A MICRO-PROGRAMMED COMPUTER WITH A PHOTOTRANSISTOR
IFIP62 684
PGEC582 103
LOGICALLY MICRD-PROGRAMMEO COMPUTERS
THE DESIGN OF PROGRAM-MODIFIABLE MICRD-PROGRAMMED CONTROL UNITS
PGEC623 336
MICRO-PROGRAMMING
JACM572 157
MICRO-PROGRAMMING AND TRICKOLOGY
DIP 62 269
MICROAPERTURE HIGH-SPEED FERRITE MEMORY
FJCC62 197
ON ITERATIVE CIRCUIT COMPUTERS CONSTRUCTED OF MICROELECTRONIC COMPONENTS AND SYSTEMS
WJCC60 2~9
SYSTEM FABRICATION
ON MICROELECTRONIC COMPONENTS, INTERCONNECTIONS, AND
WJCC60 251
MACHINING TECHNIQUES
MICROELECTRONICS USING ELECTRON-BEAM-ACTIVATED
AIC 612 131
ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF MICROFLOWCHARTS
CACM590 27
TAGGING TECHNIQUES FOR INCCRPORATING MICROGLOSSARIES IN AN AUTOMATIC DICTIONARY
IBMJ634 337
THE PHOTOCHROMIC MICROIMAGE MEMeRY
LCMT61 385
A MICROINSTRUCTION SYSTEM
PACM61 6C2
TESTING OF MICROLOGIC ELEMENTS
WJCC61
75
AN APPROACH TO MICROMINIATURE PRINTED SYSTEMS
EJCC58
55
AN APPROACH TO MICROMINIATURE PRINTED SYSTEMS
ICIP59 414
CIRRUS, AN ECONOMICAL MULTIPROGRAM COMPUTER WITH MICROPROGRAM CONTROL
PGEC636 663
CTURE
THE OES U.N OF A GENERAL-PURPOSE MICROPROGRAM-CONTROLLED COMPUTER WITH ELEMENTARY STRU PGEC602 208
THE LOGICAL CRGANIZATION OF THE PB 440 MICROPRDGRAMMABLE COMPUTER
FJCC63 201
MICROPRDGRAMMEO CONTROL FOR COMPUTING SYSTEMS
PGEC636 733
JACM562 17
A NOTE ON MICROPROGRAMMING
MICROPROGRAMMING
EJCC58
18
MICROPROGRAMMING
PACM61 6C3
253

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

796-980 C>-66--17

MIC

MOO

TITLE WORD INDEX

MET - MIN

MICROPROGRAMMING AND THE CHOICE OF ORDER CODE
ADC S3
11
~O
MICROSADIC A HIGH-SPEED DATA-PREPARATION SYSTEM WITH WJCC5B
VARIABLE FORMAT OUTPUT
ANl 53 118
FERROMAGNETIC CORES WITH MICROSECOND ACCESS
PGEC562 65
A ONE-MICROSECOND ADDER USING ONE-MEGACYCLE CIRCUITRY
IBMJ613 IH
A O.l-MICRDSECOND FERRITE CORE MEMORY
NCR 602 ll~
A TUNNEL DIODE TENTH MICROSECOND MEMORY
WCR 51~ 262
,
A FIVE MICROSECOND MEMORY FOR UDOFT COMPUTER
THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF A I-MICROSECOND PARALLEL ADDER, USING I-MEGACYCLE CIRCUIT WJCC56 103
RY
IBMJ573 279
MICROSECTIONING, A METALLOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUE FOR
SEMICONDUCTOR DBWICES
WJCC61
9S
MICROSYSTEM COMPUTER TECHNIQUES
WJCC61
63
A SURVEY OF MICROSYSTEM ELECTRONICS
IBMJ573 232
MICROWAVE AMPLIFICATION BY MASER TECHNIQUES
PGEC593 211
A LOGIC DESIGN FOR A MICROWAVE COMPUTER
PGEC593 281
SEMICONDUCTOR PARAMETRIC DIODES IN MICROWAVE COMPUTERS
EJCC59
3B
SOLID-STATE MICROWAVE HIGH SPEED COMPUTERS
HARV572 33~
MICROWAVE LOGIC
PGEC593 Z91
FAST MICROWAVE LOGIC CIRCUITS
NCR 5910 252
FAST MICROWAVE LOGIC CIRCUITS
PGEC593 302
MICROWAVE LOGIC CIRCUITS USING DIODES
JBMJS92 153
MICROWAVE RESONANCE IN GADOLINIUM-IRON GARNET
CRYSTALS
ICIP59 1066
MICROWAVE SOLID-STATE TECHNIQUES FOR HIGH SPEED
COMPUTERS
PGEC593
263
HISTORY AND INTRODUCTION, MICROWAVE TECHNIQUES FOR COMPUTERS
PGEC593 262
ONR SYMPOSIUM ON MICROWAVE TECHNIQUES FOR COMPUTING SYSTEMS
OPI 62 199
BROADBAND DEMODULATORS FOR MICROWAVE-MODULATED LIGHT
NCR 5810 255
MOLECULAR STORAGE AND READ-OUT WITH MICROWAVES
ONR 5~
8~
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING AND ITS DEVELOPMENT ON THE MIDAC
JACM552 95
MAINTENANce AND ACCEPTANCE TESTS USED ON THE MIDAC
JACM55Z
III
SOME EXPERIMENTS IN IOEAL FACTORIZATION ON THE MIDAC
JACM563 20B
A NOTE ON THE MIDPOINT METHOD OF INTEGRATION
31
MIDWEST STOCK EXCHANGE CENTRALIZED ACCOUNTING SYSTEM CAS 62
AUS 60 B6.3
THE PREPARATION OF CHARTS FOR THE PLASTIC DESIGN OF MILO STeEL PORTAL FRAMES
CAS 61
16
BUWEPS PERT-MILESTONE SYSTEM, A TOOL FOR PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
THE EVOLUTION OF AN ARMY-NAVY MILITARIZED DIGITAL MAGNETIC TAPE SYSHM FOR FIELD CO FJCC63 571
MPUTER APPLICATIONS
PACM62
18
INFORMATION PROCESSING IN MILITARY "COMMAND
CAN 62
99
COMPUTERS FOR REAL TIME MILITARY COMMAND AND CONTROL
EJCC53
31
METHODS USED TO IMPROVE RELIABILITY IN MILITARY ELECTRONICS EQUIPMENT
EJCC53
11
ELECTRON TUBE PERFORMANCE IN SOME TYPICAL MILITARY ENVIRONMENTS
'WJCC59 153
SYSTEM EVALUATION AND INSTRUMENTATION FOR MILITARY SPECIAL-PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER SYSTEMS
SJCC63 179
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS FOR INDUSTRY AND THE MILITARY, A CRITICAL REVIEW OF THE LAST TEN YEARS
AUS 60BI0.2
THE COMPUTER CONTROL of A HOT SAW IN A STEEL MILL
SOME PROBLEMS IN THE IFIP62 590
DESIGN OF MAGNETIC FILM STORAGE SYSTEMS OPERATING AT MILLIMICRO-SECOND SPEEDS
TRAN WCR 59~
3
SISTOR CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES FOR A CORE MEMORY WITH 500 MILLIMICROSECOND CYCLE TIME
PGEC563 121
HIGH-SPEED FLIP-FLOPS FOR THE MILLIMICROSECOND,REGION
WJCC51
6B
MILLIMICROSECOND TRANSISTOR CURRENT SWITCHING
TECHNIQUES
EJCC52 133
NUMERICALLY CONTROLLED MILLING MACHINE
EJCC51
11
DESIGN OF A NUMERICAL MILLING MACHINE SYSTEM
H
S SYSTEMS AND ECONOMiC CONSIDERATI
A MEMORY OF 31~ MILLION BITS CAPACITY WITH FAST AND DIRECT ACCESS, IT WJCC59
CAN 62
53
CENTRAL CONTROL OF ONE MILLION PARTS LOCATIONS
CAS 60
3
ELECTRONIC PROCESSING OF 10 MILLION SUBSCRIPTION RECORDS
JACM563 212
AN EXTENSION OF MILNE'S THREE-POINT METHOD
NSMT60 1051
MIMIC, A TRANSLATION FOR ENGLISH CODING
ONR 52
37
THE MINIAC
CACM62D 516
MECHANICAL .RAGMATlCS, A TIME-MOTION STUDY OF A MINIATURE MECHANICAL L1NGUISl'IC SYSTEM
BIT 633 167
MINIATURIZAllON OF ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS ISWEOISH)
PGEC58~ 268
MINIMAL 'SUM OF PROOUCTS OF SUMS' EXPRESSIONS OF
BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS
IBMJ605 525
MINIMAL COMPLETE RELAY DECODING NETWORKS
PGEC591
3
ABSOLUTE MINIMAL EXPRESSIONS OF BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS
JACM6D~ 299
COMPUTATIONAL AIDS FOR DETERMINING THE MINIMAL FORM OF A TRUTH FUNCTION
PGEC563
126
MINIMAL
FORMS
OF
A
BOOLEAN
FUNCTION
'A TOPOLOGICAL METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF THE
IBSJ631 2~
COMPUTER CONSTRUCTION OF MINIMAL PROJECT NETWORKS
PGEC622 11o~
THE VERTEX-FRAME METHOD FOR OBTAINING MINIMAL PROPOSITION-LETTER FORMULAS
PGEC57Z
103
AN ALGORITHM FOR DETERMINING MINIMAL REPRESENTATIONS OF A LOGIC FUNCTION
PGEC593 339
MINIMAL SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
JACM6010 311
CONNECTIVE PROPERTIES PRESERVEO IN MINIMAL STATE MACHINES
PGEC591 13
A SYNTHESIS TECHNIQUE FOR MINIMAL STATE SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
CACM635 206
AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF MINIMAL STORAGE SORTING
NCR 602 55
SYNTHESIZING MINIMAL STROKE AND DAGGER FUNCTIONS
SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
LEAST UPPER BOUNDS ON MINIMAL TERMINAL STATE EXPERIMENTS FOR TWO CLASSES OF JACM61~ 601
CLUN55 215
THE CORNELL COMPUTING CENTER, A MINIMAL UNIVERSITY COMPUTING LABORATORY
A PGEC593 3~6
'TECHNIQUE FOR THE REOUCTION OF A GIVEN MACHINE TO A MINIMAL-STATE MACHINE
PGEC5910 ~~1
SYNTHESIS OF MINIMAL-STATE MACHINES
MINIMALLY REDUNDANT RELIABLE COMPUTING SYSTEMS DESIGN RTCS62 311
PGEC626 761
A CLASS OF BINARY OIVISIONS YIELDING MINIMALLY REPRESENTED QUOTIENTS
23
ITHM FOR THE DETERMINATION OF THE POLYNOMIAL OF BEST MINIMAX APPROXIMATION TO A FUNCTION DEFINED ON A FINI PACM58
ITHM FOR THE DETERMINATION OF THE POLYNOMIAL OF BEST MINIMAX APPROXIMATION TO A FUNCTION DEFINED ON A FINI JACM593 395
CAN 62 158
MINIMAX APPROXIMATIONS FOR SQUARE ROOT AND CUBE
ROUTINES
JACM633 283
AN ALGORITHM FOR MINIMAX POLYNOMIAL CURVE-FITTING OF DISCRETE DATA
AUS 608'2.1
A CALCULATION OF SWITCHING FUNCTIONS AS A MEANS OF MINIMISING ERROR IN AN ON-OFF CONTROL SYSTEM
PACM52P 259
THEOREM MINIMIZATION
rCJ6632 163
A RAPIDLY CONVERGENT DESCENT METHOD FOR MINIMIZATION
AUS 608'6.1
MINIMIZATION OF A FUNCTION OF N VARIABLES
PACM59
11
, THE METHOD OF RESULTANT DESCENTS FOR THE MINIMIZATION OF AN ARBITRARY FUNCTION
AND NONLINEAR COST FUNCTIONS
THE MINIMIZATION OF BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS CONrAINING UNEQUAL PACM62 116
TY SPEC I FICA TlONS
CORRECTION TO MINIMIZATION OF CONTACT NETWORKS SUBJECT TO RELIABILI PGEC611 62
ICAL METH IBMJ59~ 326
ODS FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF SWITCHING SYSTEMS PART III, MINIMIZATION OF NONSINGULAR'BOOLEAN TREES
MINIMIZATION OF THE PARTIALLY-DEVELOPED TRANSFER TREE PGEC512 92
I BMJ622 221
MINIMIZATION OVER BOOLEAN GRAPHS
I BMJ605 543
MINIMIZATION OVER BOOLEAN TREES
PAtM58
56
PROJECTIONS, LEAST SQUARES, AND CONSTRAINEO' MINIMIZATION PROBLEMS
PACM61 2A3
,
MULTI-STEP INTEGRATION METHOOS WHICH MINIMIZE PROPAGATED ERRORS
IBSJ632 129
ON THE LOCATION OF SUPPLY POINTS TO MINIMIZE TRANSPORTATION COSTS
JACM612 119
MINIMIZING ORU~ LATENCY TIME
sos 61 121
ON ERROR MINIMIZING NEURAL NETS
MINIMIZING THE NUMBER OF STATES IN INCOMPLETELY SPECI PGEC593 356
FlED SEQuENTIAL SWITCHING FUNCTIONS
PACM56
5
ON THE METHOD OF MINIMUM lOR 'BEST') APPROXIMATION AND THE METHOO OF
LEAST NTH POWERS
AUS 60 B3.1
CESIGN OF AN INTERC9NNECTED SYSTEM FOR MINIMUM COST
AUS 60 C~.3
MEMORIES
A MINIMUM COST DRIVING SYSTEM FOR MAGNETIC CORE
CAtM61N 50~
ON A PROGRAM FOR RAY-CHAUDHURI'S ALGORITHM FOR A MINIMUM COVER OF AN ABSTRACT COMPLEX
PGEC58~ 282
PURPOSE COMPUTER
ON THE MINIMUM LOGICAL COMPLEXITY REQUIRED FOR A GENERAL
70
TO THE REOUCTION OF MISSILI
A METHOD FOR FINOING A MINIMUM OF A MULTIVARIATE FUNCTION WITH APPLICATIONS PACM59
25~

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 19106-1963

25~

MIN - MON

TITLE WORD INDEX

I'IIC - I'IOD

A SERIAL TECHNIQUE TO DETERMINE MINIMUM PATHS
MINIMUM POLARIlED DISTANCE CODES
A DICTIONARY FDR MINIMUM REDUNDANCY ENCODING
ON FINDING MINIMUM ROUTES IN A NETWORK WITH TURN PENALTIES
A KUTTA THIRD-OROER PR
OCEDURE FOR SOLVING OIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS REQUIRING MINIMUM STORAGE
MINIMUM TIME PROGRAMMING ON A DRUM COMPUTER
FOR~AL PRCCEDURES FOR CONNECTING TERMINALS WITH A MINIMUM TOTAL WIRE LENGTH
CONTROL APPLICATIONS
MINIMUM TRANSISTOR LOGIC MODULES FOR AIR-BORNE
DESIGN METHODS FOR MAXIMUM MINIMUM-DISTANCE ERROR-CORRECTING CDDES
NOTE ON COMMISSIONING OF LEO COMPUTER AT MINISTRY OF PENSIONS AND NATIONAL INSURANCE
MDSAIC. THE MINISTRY DF SUPPLY AUTOMATIC COMPUTER
SEGMENTED MINMAX APPROXI MATION
HIGH-SPEEO CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES UTILIZING MINORITY CARRIER STORAGE TO ENHANCE TRANSIENT RESPONS
E
COMPUTATION OF E TO THE N FOR N BETWEEN PLUS AND MINUS INFINITY USING AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
COMPUTATION OF ARCTAN N FOR N BETWEEN PLUS AND MINUS INFINITY USING AN elECTRONIC COMPUTER
MIRFAC. A COMPILER BASED ON STANDARD MATHEMATICAL
NOTATION AND PLAIN ENGLISH
DC AMPLIFIER MISALIGNMENT IN COMPUTING SYSTEMS
MISCELLANEOUS MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL ANALOGCOMPUTING SYSTEMS
A NUMERICAL SOLUTION TO THE MISCIBLE DISPLACEMENT EQUATION
REDUNDANCY, A MISLEADING MISNOMER
REDUNDANCY, A MISLEADING MISNOMER
THE USE OF AGWAC IN THE ANALYSIS
OF NONLINEAR PITCHING OSCILLATION OF A SUPERSDNIC MISSILE
THE DESIGN OF A THREE DIMENSIONAL VARIABLE
SPEED. HEIGHT AND MASS AERODYNAMIC MDDEL OF A GUIDED MISSILE
IA MINIMUM OF A MULTIVA
RIATE FUNCTION WITH APPLICATIONS 10 THE REDUCTION DF MISSILE AND SATELLITE DATA
THE ACRE COMPUTER, A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR A MISSILE CHECKOUT SYSTEM
DESIGN OF NUMERICAL FILTERS WITH APPLICATIONS TO MISSILE DATA PROCESSING
ER EQUIPMENT FOR AN ADVANCED BOMBING, NAVIGATION AND MISSILE GUIDANCE SUBSYSTEM FOR THE B-70 AIR VEHICLE
NEW LABORATORY FOR THREE-DIMENSIONAL GUIDED MISSILE SIMULATION
THE
INTEGRATEO DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM AT THE AIR FORCE MISSILE TEST CENTRE
COUNTER-MEASURE NDSE CONE
LONG RANGE BALLISTIC MISSILE TRAJECTORIES PREDICTION AND THE EFFECT OF A
MISSILE
TRAJECTORY
REAL-TIME SIMULATIDN OF A CRUISE
ANALOG SIMULATION OF THE RE-ENTRY OF A BALLISTIC MISSILE WARHEAD AND MULTIPLE DECOYS
A TRANSISTOR-CIRCUIT CHASSIS FOR HIGH RELIABILITY IN MISSILE-GUIDANCE SYSTEMS
TECHNIQUES FDR THE DIGITAL SIMULATION OF GUIOED MISSILES
THE USE OF
ANALOGUE COMPUTERS IN THEORETICAL STUDIES OF GUIDED MISSILES
A SMALL TRANSISTORIZED ANALOG COMPUTER F
OR EARLY FLIGHT IMPACT POINT PREDICTION OF BALLISTIC MISSILES
ND VALU, A PROGRAM TO COMPUTE MISSING VALUES IN A DESIGNED VARIANCE ANALYSIS
REFLECTIONS ON THE IDP MISSION TO USA
RETRIEVAL OF MISSPELLED NAMES IN AN AIRLINES PASSENGER RECORD
SYSTEM
SYSTEMAnC MISTAKE ANALYSIS OF DIGITAL COMPUTER PROGRAMS
THE MIT MAGNETIC-CDRE MEMORY
SYMPDSIUM ON MIXED ANALOG-DIGITAL SYSTEMS
ON AN ALTERNATING
DIRECTION METHOD FOR SOLVING THE PLATE PRDBLEM WITH MIXED BOUNDARY CONDITIONS
NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE NEUMANN AND MIXED BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS BY BOUNDARY CONTRACTION
MIXED CONGRUENTIAL RANDOM NUMBER GENERATORS FOR
DECIMAL MACHINES
THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF FORMAL MIXED LANGUAGES
EFFICIENT COMPILATOR OF PROGRAMS WRITTEN IN A MIXED PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS OF THE MIllED TYPE AND METHODS OF THEIR SOLUTION
RECOGNITION OF MIXED-FONT IMPERFECT CHARACTERS
THE W.R.E. DATA CONVERSION SYSTEM, MK II
W.A.C. MK.2, A PARALLEL NINE CHANNEL ·DIGITAl TO ANALOG
CONVERTER
SYSTEM ORGANIZATION OF MOBIOIC
THE SYSTEM ORGANIZATION OF MOBIDIC 8
DATA RETRIEVAL IN MOBIDIC B
THE MOBIL COMPUTER LABORATORY, UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY
USE OF MOBL IN PREPARING RETRIEVAL PROGRAMS
FUNDAMENTAL MODE AND PULSE MODE OPERATIONS OF SEQUENTIAL CIRCUITS
NCR 315 CURRENT MODE DIODE LOGIC BUILDING BLOCKS
THE EXECUTE ORERATIONS, A FOURTH MODE OF INSTRUCTION SEQUENCING
FUNDAMENTAL MODE AND PULSE MOOE OPERATIONS OF SEQUENTIAL CIRCUITS
ACOUSTIC-MODE SCATTERING OF HOLES
IONS
LINE WIDTHS AND PRESSURE SHIFTS IN MODE STRUCTURE DF STIMULATEO EMISSION FROM GAAS JUNCT
ERFORMANCE OF OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS WITH elECTRONIC MODE SWITCHING
P
IBM CURRENT MODE TRANSISTOR LOGICAL CIRCUITS
THE MAGNETIC STORAGE DRUM ON THE ACE PILOT MODEL
A PROPOSED EVDLUTIONARY MODEL
ON A RANDOM WALK RELATED TO A NONLINEAR LEARNING MODEL
VISUALIZER AS A MEANS OF DISPLAYING A8T'S STRATEGIC MODEL
THE
NTIAIRCRAFT SYSTEMS BY SIMULATION WITH A MDNTE CARLO MODEL
STUDY OF A
OF ITEMS IN A SINGLE, TWO-CONCEPT AUTOMATED TEACHING MODEL
OPTIMAL ALLOCATION
NON-STOCHASTIC TIME· SERIES USING AN AUTD-REGRESSION MODEL
THE COMPUTING PROBLEM IN THE ANALYSIS OF
IHILARITIES BETWEEN .THE BEHAVIOR SF A NEURAL NETWORK MODEL AND ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL EXPERIMENTS
SOME S
OOCUMENTARY LANGUAGES, A DESCRIPTIVE MODEL AND FUNDAMENTAL PROBLEMS IFRENCH)
ON OF GAME-LEA~NING, PART I, CHARACTERIZATION OF THE MODEL ANO ITS PARAMETERS
IIMENTS ON THE MECHANllATI
MATHEMATICS LABORATORY OF THE DAVID W. TAYLOR MODEL BASIN
THE APPLIED
AN ITERATION PROCEDURE FOR PARAMETRIC MODEL BUILDING AND BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS
THE UNIVERSITY DF TORDNTO MODEL ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
A DYNAMIC LARGE SIGNAL MODEL FOR A SINGLE-OOMAIN THIN MAGNETIC FILM INDUCTOR
AN EMPIRICAL MODEL FOR COMPUTER INDEXING
A SIMULATION MODEL FOR OAT A SYSTEM ANALYSIS
A MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR DETERMINING THE PROBABILITIES OF UNDETECTED
ERRORS IN MAGNETIC TAPE SYSTEI'IS
A NEW MODEL FOR ERROR CLUSTERING IN TELEPHDNE CIRCUITS
A CIRCUIT PACKAGING MODEL FOR HIGH-SPEED COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY
NETWORKS WHICH REALIZE A MODEL FOR INFORMATION REPRESENTATION
AT PERCEIVES, LEARNS, AND REASONS
A SUGGESTED MODEL FOR INFORMATION REPRESENTATION IN A COMPUTER TH
A NEW MODEL FOR MAGNETIC RECORDING
A MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR PROBLEM QUEUING IN A COMPUTER SYSTEM
EXTENSION OF MOORE-SHANNON MODEL FOR RELAY CIRCUITS
IONI
COMPUTER SIMUlATIONS OF A PERCEPTUAL LEARNING MODEL FOR SENSORY PATTERN RECOGNITION, CONCEPT FORMAT
A THEORETICAL MODEL FOR SEPARATIDN· IN THE FLUID JET AMPLIFIER
FOR FOR THE DETERMINATION OF A DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION MODEL FOR SIMPLE NONLINEAR SYSTEMS
A METHOD
SCHEME
STOCHASTIC MODEL FOR THE BROWNING-BLEDSOE PATTERN RECOGNITION
CODES
A RING MODEL FOR THE STUDY DF MULTIPLICATION FOR COMPLEMENT
A MODEL FOR WEEKLY SHOP LOADING
THE MODEL II UNITYPER
MODEL MAKING PROBLEMS IN ELECTION FORECASTING
THE DESIGN OF A THREE DIM
ENSIONAL VARIABLE SPEED, HEIGHT AND MASS AERODYNAMIC MODEL OF A GUIDED MISSILE
THE PREPARATION AND CHECKING OF THE MATHEMATICAL MODEL OF A GUIDED WEAPONS SYSTEM
AN EXPERIMENT MODEL OF ADAPTIVE· MEMORY
A PHYSICAL MODEL OF AN ABSTRACT LEARNING PROCESS
255

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY

19~6-1963

CACM63N
IBMJ613

66~
2~1
JACM61~ ~11

CACM612 107
JACM561 22
NCR 584 321
JACM57~ ~28
1~1
~3
TCJ260~

WJCC58
IBMJ601

198
ADC 53
38
PACM62
62
WJCC58 149
I8MJ512 110
18MJ581 43
CACM639 5~5
PGEC603 352
CHBK62
8
LSU 58
90
RTCS62
I
RTCS62
1
AUS 512 211A
AUS 60B'10.3
PACM59
10
WJCC59 211
JACM613 ~~O
PIRE611 313
WJCC53 181
AUS 572 218
AUS 60B'10.1
PACM62
34
SJCC62 261
EJCC57 132
AUS 63 C.10
AUS !H2 211C
AUS 60CIO.3
PACM59
19
TCB~603
17
CACM623 169
CACM632 5B
EJCC53
31
IFIP62 252
JACM603 26~
JACM613 336
JACM632 131
PACM59
25
ROME62 353
IFIP62 122
OCR 62 213
AUS 63 C.5
AUS 60 C4.4
WCR 574 18
EJCC59 101
PACM61 5C1
ICC 633 11~
CACM619 389
IFIP62 125
NCR 62~
4
CACM603 168
IFIP62 725
IBMJ612 123
IBMJ632 155
PGEC633 310
WJCC58
3~
IEES56 509
50S 61 229
NCR 612 211
PACM62
88
BIT 611 21
PLCI61
25
PACM56
27
SOS 62 535
ROME62 653
TCJ6633 232
CACM619 372
WJCC61 519
PACM52T 154
PGEC635 511
MIPP61 201
EJCC61
79
IBMJ512 111
tBMJ633 22~
IBMJ633 1B2
SOS 61 485
WJCC60 151
NCR 612 61
PACM59
10
IBMJ592 169
IFIP62 411
tBMJ63~ 288
PGEC634 3~~
PGEC622 214
PGEC591 25
TCJI582 81
PGEC534 19
CAS 56
16
AUS 60B'10.3
AUS 60B'10.4
PACM62
12
PACM58
43
255

MOD -

MUL

TITLE WORD INDEX
CURVE FITTING FOR A
A MATHEMATICAL
A COMPUTER
PROGRAMMING A
PROGRAMMING A
A MACHINE
A NEW
THE PILOT

MODEL OF APPLIED RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT SCHEDULING
MODEL OF DRUG DISTRIBUTION AND THE SOLUTION OF DIFFER
ENTIAL-DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS
MODEL OF ELEMENTARY SOCIAL BEHAVIOR
MODEL OF HUMAN CONCEPT FORMULATION
MODEL OF HUMAN CONCEPT FORMULATION
MODEL OF RECAll
MODEL OF SYNTACTIC DESCRIPTION
MODEL OF THE A.C.E.
A MODEL OF THE TRUST INVESTMENT PROCESS
THE MASTER TERRAIN MODEL SYSTEM
MODEL TO PROCEDURE
THE BELL COMPUTER, MODel VI
THE DATAMATIC 1000 MODEL 1400 OUTPUT SYSTEM
OPERATIONS
PHILCO MODEL 212 COMPUTER EFFICIENCY THROUGH SIMULTANEOUS
MODEL 30-201 ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER
THE ALWAC CORPORATION MODEL 800 COMPUTER
SIMULATION 8Y MODELING
MODELING HUMAN MENTAL PROCESSES
PARAMETER ESTIMA.TION FOR SIMPLE NONLINEAR MODELS
IN LIEU OF DIAGRAMS AND MODELS
STRATEGIC APPROACHES TO THE STUDY OF BRAIN MODELS
MULTIPLE LINEAR REGRESSION MDDELS
A COMPARISON OF SEVERAL PERCEPTRON MODELS
ON THE REPRESENTATION OF INFORMATION BY NEURAL NET MODelS
COMPUTER PRODUCTION CF TERRAIN MODELS
NEUROLOGICAL MODELS AND INTEGRATIVE PROCESSES
CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
MODELS AND THE LOCALIZATION OF FUNCTION IN THE
MATHEMATICAL MODELS FOR INFORMATION SYSTEMS DESIGN
SELF-ORGANIl I NG MODELS FOR LEARNED PERCEPTION
S BY HUMAN OBSERVERS
STATISTICAL MODELS FOR RECALL AND RECOGNITION OF STIMULUS PATTERN
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN THE INVESTIGATION OF MODELS IN EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH
SIMULATION OF AN ASSEMBLY OF SIMPLIFIED NERVE CELL MOOELS ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
LARGE-SCALE eDPM
A MODERN APPROACH TO INVENTORY CONTROL UTILIZING A
A MODERN APPROACH TO THE PROBLEMS OF BUYING AND SELLING
PATTERN RECOGNITION AND MODERN COMPUTERS
MODERN COMPUTING IN THE NETHERLANDS (GERMANI
SYMPOSIUM ON MODERN COMPUTING METHODS
OF UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION,I
THE APPLICATION OF MODERN DATA PROCESSING TECHNIQUES TO THE REQUIREMENTS
AND RETRIEVAL OF PHYSIOLOGICAL AND MEOICAL DATA IN A MODERN HOSPITAL
THE STORAGE
THE APPLICATION OF MODERN LEXICOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES TO MACHINE INDEXING
GRAEFFE TYPE
ON MODERN MATRIX ITERATION PROCESSES OF BERNOULLI AND
LUENCE ON THE DESIGN OF COMPUTING INSTRUMENTS
MOOERN PROGRAMMING METHODS AND PROBLEMS AND THEIR INF
SURVEY OF MODERN PROGRAM~ING TECHNIQUES
SYMPOSIUM ON MODERN TECHNIQUES OF LANGUAGE TRANSLATION
MODERN TRENOS IN CHARACTER RECOGNITION MACHINES
THE EXTENDED AND MODERNISED ANALOGUE COMPUTING FACILITIES AT W.R.E.
iNFORMATION SYSTEMS MODERNIZATION IN THE AIR MATERIEL COMMAND
THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM, PROGRAMMING AND MOOIFICATION
PROGRAMMING AND MODIFICATION IN THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM
INTEGRATION
A MODIFICATION OF FILON'S METHOD OF NUMERICAL
SECANT MODIFICATION OF NEWTON'S METHOD
CONVERGENCE
ON A MODIFICATION OF THE QD-ALGORITHM WITH GRAEFFE-TYPE
704 (GERMANI
ADDRESS-MODIFICATION WITH INDEX REGISTERS USED IN EOPM TYPE
POSSIBLE MODIFICATIONS TO THE INTERNATIONAL ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE
DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS
THE EXTRAPOLATED MODIFIED AITKEN ITERATION METHOD FOR SOLVING ELLIPTIC
RANDOM NUMBERS
A MODIFIED CONGRUENCE METHOD OF GENERATING PSEUDOOF LARGE MATRICES
A MODIFIED GIVENS METHOD FOR THE EIGENVALUE EVALUATION
A MODIFIED HOLLAND MACHINE
INVERSE LINEAR PROGRAMMING CODES
A MODIFIED INVERSION PROCEDURE FOR PRODUCT FORM OF THE
LOCATING THE LARGEST WORO IN A FILE USING A MODIFIED MEMORY
ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS USING A MODIFIED REFLECTED BINARY CODE
ESTIMATING THE TRUNCATION ERROR WITH A MODIFIEO RUNGE-KUTTA METHOD
ON MODIFYING THE 1620 ADD TABLE
MODULAR DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS WRITTEN IN COBOL
SIGN DETERMINATION IN A MODULAR NUMBER SYSTEM
TRANSISTORIZED MODULAR POWER SUPPLIES FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
THE USE OF TRIPLE-MODULAR REDUNDANCY TO IMPROVE COMPUTER RELIABILITY
A PULSE-OURATION-MODULATED DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM
OF SINGLE-SIDEBAND SUPPRESSED·CARRIER OPTICAL MODULATION
THEORY AND APPLICATIONS
A PULSE POSITION MODULATION ANALOG COMPUTER
NANOSECOND LOGIC BY AMPLITUDE MODULATION AT X BAND
TRANSMISSION
AN EXPERIMENTAL MODULATION-DEMODULATION SCHEME FOR HIGH-SPEED DATA
TRANSMISS ION
AN EXPERIMENTAL MODULATION-DEMODULATION SCHEME FOR HIGH-SPEEO DATA
A TRANSISTORIZED PULSE COOE MODULATOR
CORRECTION, A TRANSISTORIZED PULSE CODE MODULATOR
ANALOG MULTIPLIERS AND SQUARERS USING A MULTIGRID MODULATOR
PRECISION MODULATORS AND DEMODULATORS
MINIMUM TRANSISTOR LOGIC MODULES FOR AIR-80RNE CONTROL APPLICATIONS
VARIATION OF THE ELASTIC MODULI AT THE SUPERCONOUCTING TRANSITION
SORTING CARDS WITH RESPECT TO A MODULUS
SIGN CORRECTION IN MODULUS CONVENTION
AUTOMATIC COMPUTATION OF MOLECULAR INTEGRALS
OF THE MONTS CARLO METHOD TO THE EVALUATION OF SOME MOLECULAR INTEGRALS
AN APPLICATION
TIATION AND THE AUTOMATIC GENERATION OF FORMULAE FOR MOLECULAR INTEGRALS OF GAUSSIAN ORBITALS
IDIFFEREN
MOLECULAR STORAGE AND READ-OUT WITH MICROWAVES
THE CALCULATION OF MOLECULAR VIBRATIONAL FREQUENCIES AND FORCE CONSTANTS
APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTING MACHINES TO MOLECULAR-BEAM PROBLEMS
DOUBLE REFRACTION
OF FLOII AND· THE DIMENSIONS OF LARGE ASYMMETRIC MOLECULES
DIGITAL PATT!ERN RECOGNITION BY MOMENTS
DIGITAL PATTERN RECOGNITION BY MOMENTS
MACHINE CALCULATION OF MOMENTS OF A PROBABILITY DISTRIBUTION
YE INDISCREET MONITOR
DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED PROGRAMMING AND OP
ERATING SYSTEM PART I, SYSTEM CONSIDERATIONS AND THE MONITOR
DATA PROCESSING FOR COMMUNICATION NETWORK MONITORING ANO CONTROL
A METHOO OF AUTOMATIC MONITORING OF A SERIAL ARITHMETIC UNIT
A FLEXIBLE AND INEXPENSIVE METHOO OF MONITORING PROGRAM EXECUTION IN A DIGITAL COMPUTER
AN EXPERIMENTAL MONITORING ROUTINE FOR THE IBM 105
MACHINE FEATURES FOR A MORE AUTOMATIC MONITORING SYSTEM ON DIGITAL COMPUTERS
FINISHED STOCK CONTROL, PRODUCTION MONHDRING, SALES STATISTICS, ETC.
THE MONROBOT ELECTRONIC CALCULATORS
256

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

MIN - MON
IBMJ583 232
I FIP62 145
CATH63 375
WJCC61 145
tATH63 310
I CIP59 309
MTl 611 25
MANCSI
24
CATH6) 347
30
EJCC57
NSMT60 367
HARV49
20
SACI58
43
PACM6I 10C2
ONR 52
II
NEWC57 118
WJCC55
13
WJCC61 111
CACM5'l7 2B
AUS 60 Bl.1
SOS 61 385
CABS6Z 204
SOS 62 463
SOS 62 551
CACM634 190
SOS 62
49
MTP 58 669
PACM61 11-2
SOS 59
7
SDS 59
51
HARV61
48
15
FJCC63
CAS 59
50
AUS 63 A.2
WJCC55
91
ECIP5S
60
TCB5612 62
AUS 60 A7.1
SJCC62 291
MIPP61 326
JACM5S3 246
IFIP62 699
TCB4614 127
IFIP62 326
NSMT60 511
AUS 63 C.ll
CAS 58
11
JACMS92 128
PACM58
16
JACM6D2 181
CACM588
9
IFIP62
93
ECIPS5 150
tACM592
6
TCJ6632 193
TCJ1582 83
JACM613 331
F JCC63 481
tACM627 3ij2
JACM613 418
PGECS94 449
PACM56
12
IBSJ621 82
CACM625 263
HARV61 136
WJCC58 203
IBMJ622 200
WJCC56
53
OPI 62 104
PGEC602 256
PGECS93 265
EJCC58
38
IBMJ591 74
PGEC544
7
PGEC551 20
PGEC562 82
JACM554 229
WJCC58 141
I BMJ621 89
JACM51l 41
CAMB49
41
AUS 63 8.14
TCJ6633 277
TCJ6633 287
NCR 584 255
AUS 63 B.16
HARV61 326
HARV49 219
OCR 62 153
JACM622 240
CACM61D 553
CACM639 506
IBSJ632 153
FJCC6Z 141
CENGS? 134
PGEC61Z 2H
WJCCS6
68
JACM512 112
EOPS61 408
ONR 52
1

MON - MUL

TITLE WORD INDEX

CONDITIONAL MONTE CARLO
MONTE CARLO CALCULATIONS IN STATISTICAL MECHANICS
MONTE CARLO CALCULATIONS OF THE MULTIPLE SCATTERING
OF MUONS
MONTE CARLO COMPUTATIONS IN NORMAL CORRELATION
PROBLEMS
A METHOD FOR INCREASING THE EFFICIENCY OF MONTE CARLO INTEGRATION
ON THE MONTE CARLO METHOD
THE SOLUTION
OF SYSTEMS OF LINEAR ALGEBRAIC EQUATIONS BY A MONTE CARLO METHOD
R INTEGRALS
AN APPLICATION OF THE MONTE CARLO METHOD TO THE EVALUATION OF SOME MOLECULA
MONTE CARLO METHOOS
STUOY OF ANTIAIRCRAFT SYSTEMS BY SIMULATION WITH A MONTE CARLO MODEL
PROGRAMMING A MONTE CARLO PROBLEM
THE APPLICATION
OF SEQUENTIAL ESTIMATION TO COMPUTER SIMULATION AND MONTE CARLO PROCEOURES
PROBLEM
A MONTE CARLO SIMULATION OF A PRODUCTION PLANNING
MONTECODE. AN INTERPRETIVE PROGRAM FOR MONTE CARLO SIMULATIONS
MONTE CARLO SOLUTIONS OF BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS INVO
LVING THE DIFFERENCE ANALOGUE OF AN ELLIPTIC PARTI
A MONTE-tARLO APPROACH TO THE SOLUTION OF SCHEDULING
PROBLEMS
SOME AIRLINE APPLICATIONS OF MONTE-CARLO SYSTEM SIMULATIONS
MONTECODE. AN INTERPRETIVE PROGRAM FOR MONTE CARLO
SIMULATIONS
INTEGRATOR
DIGITAL MOON-RADAR ANTENNA PROGRAMMER WITH ANALOG RATE SIGNAL
ON MOORE GRAPHS WITH DIAMETERS 2 ANO J
EXTENSION OF MOORE-SHANNON- MODEL FOR RELAY CIRCUITS
MORE ACCURATE LINEAR LEAST SQUARES
MACHINE FEATURES FOR A MORE AUTOMAHC MONITORING SYSTEM ON DIGITAL COMPUTERS
PROCESSING
A MORE RATIONAL SYSTEM OF JUSTICE THROUGH INFORMATION
TOWARD A THEORY OF AUTOMATA BASED ON MORE REALISTIC PRIMITIVE ELEMENTS
IGRAMS.
THEIR APPLICATION TO THE CALCULATION OF CONVEX AND. MORE SPECIFICALLY. LINEAR PROGRAMS CFRENCH'
MORE TEST MATRICES FOR DETERMINANTS AND INVERSES
THRESHOLD LOGIC WITH ONE OR MORE THAN ONE THRESHOLD
COMPUTER TRANSCRIPTION OF MANUAL MORSE
ON COMPUTER TRANSCRIPTION OF MANUAL MORSE
MOSAIC. THE MINISTRY OF SUPPLV AUTOMATIC COMPUTER
WAYS OF DEVELOPING
SOVIE' COMPUTER PRODUCTION. ABSTRACTS OF THE 1956 MOSCOW CONFERENCE
THE DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER MATHEMATICS AT MOSCOW STATE UNIVERSITY
THE MOST ECONOMIC ADDRESS SYSTEM FOR A DIGITAL COMPUTER
THE WAVE EQUATION IN A MEDIUM IN MOTION
NUMERICAL
METHODS FOR COMPUTING TWO-DIMENSIONAL UNSTEADY FLUID MOTION
IINTED
MOTOR. A NEW APPROACH TO INTERMITTENT AND CONTINUOUS MOTION DEVICES IN DATA PROCESSING EQUIPMENT
FOURIER ANALYSIS OF THE MOTION OF A HYDRAULICALLY CONTROLLED PISTON
CALCULATION OF ELECTRIC MOTOR SPEED-TORQUE CURVES ON THE BURROUGHS El01
MOTION DEVICES IN DATA PROCESSING EQUI
THE PRINTED MOTOR. A NEW APPROACH TO INTERMITTENT ANO CONTINUOUS
THE SNOWY MOUNTAINS AUTHORITY STORES SYSTEM. A CASE STUOY
AN INTERNATIONAL MOVEMENT IN PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES
COMPUTER SCIENCE MOVIES
COMPUTER SCIENCE MOVIES
A
NUMERICAL _METHOD OF SOLVING A HEAT FLOW PROBLEM WITH MOVING 80UNOARY
RADII
A NUMERICAL METHOO FOR THE DETERMINATION OF MOVING FIELD ISOOOSE CURVES FOR TREATMENT PLANNING IN
MT
CURRENT RESEARCH AT fHE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON ON
DISCUSSION ON METHODOLOGY IN MT
SPECIAL REPORT ON MT
MT AT THE MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
.THE SOLUTION OF MT LINGUISTIC PROBLEMS THROUGH LEXICOGRAPHY
MT RESEARCH AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
COMPUTATION OF SIN N. COS NAND MTH ROOT OF N USING AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
HOW MUCH SCIENCE CAN YOU HAVE AT YOUR FINGERTIPS
A MULTI-ADDRESSABLE RANDOM ACCESS FILE SYSTEM
THE SIMULATION
OF NEURAL ELEMENTS BY ELECTRICAL NETWORKS BASED ON MULTI-APERTURE MAGNETIC CORES
MULTI-CHANNEL ANALOG-DIGITAL CONVERSION SYSTEM FOR DC
VOLTAGES
A TRANSISTORIZED. MULTI-CHANNEL. AIRBORNE VOLTAGE-To-DIGITAL CONVERTER
AUTOMATIC COMPUTATION IN MULTI-COMPONENT DISTILLATION COLUMN DESIGN
A REAL TIME MULTI-COMPUTER SYSTEM FOR LUNAR AND PLANETARY SPACE
FLIGHT DATA PROCESSING
PROGRAMMED CONTROL OF MULTI-COMPUTER SYSTEMS
ITERATION OVER MULTI-DIMENSIONAL HYPERCUBES. I. A PROGRESSIVE
PROCEDURE
MULTI-DIMENSIONAL LEAST-SQUARES POLYNOMIAL CURVE
FITTING
THE RCA MULTI-FONT READING MACHINE
A MULTI-INPUT ANALOGUE ADDER FOR USE IN A FAST BINARY
MULTIPLIER
A MULTI-LEVEL CODE PROCESSOR
A MULTI-LEVEL FILE STRUCTURE FOR INFORMATION PROCESSING
TECHNIQUES FOR MULTI-LEVEL PROGRAMMING WITH REAL TIME CONSTRAINTSPSEUOO-COOE TRANSLATION ON MULTI-LEVEL STORAGE MACHINES
THE MULTI-LIST CENTRAL PROCESSOR
OUTLINE FOR A MULTI-LIST ORGANIZED SYSTEM
THE MULTI-LIST SYSTEM FOR REAL-TIME STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL
NT COEFI
NOTE ON DECOMPOSITION INTO FIRST ORDER OF MULTI-ORDER LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH CONSTA
A MULTI-PASS TRANSLATION SCHEME FOR ALGOL 60
ABILISTIC ANALYSIS OF COMPUTING-LOAD ASSIGNMENT IN A MULTI-PROCESSOR COMPUTER SYSTEM
A PROB
SYMPOSIUM ON MULTI-PROGRAMMING CCONCURRENT PROGRAMS.
CATION OF RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING MANPOWER WITHIN A MULTI-PROJECT ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
OPTIMUM ALLO
RAMPS. A lECHNIQUE FOR RESOURCE ALLOCATION AND MULTI-PROJECT SCHEDULING
ING ANO CONTROL
RESOURCE ALLOCATION AND MULTI-PROJECT SCHEDULING (RAMPS'. A NEW TOOL IN PLANH
A CLASS OF MULTI-QUEUE PROBLEMS ARISING IN COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
MULTI-REGISTER SCHEMES FOR ARITHMETICAL OPERATIONS
THE MULTI-SEQUENCE COMPUTER AS A COMMUNICATIONS TOOL
IBY TELEPHONE. ON
E STEP TOWARDS INTEGRATEO MANUFACTURING CONTROL IN A MULTI-SHOP MANUFACTURING COMPLEX
SIMULATION OF FULL-SCALE MULTI-STAGE BATCHWISE CHEMICAL PLANT
MULTI-STEP INTEGRATION METHODS WHICH MINIMIZE
PROPAGATED ERRORS
A METHOD FOR THE REDUCTION OF EMPIRICAL MULTI-VARIABLE FUNCTIONS
AUXILIARY DRUM STORAGE
A MULTI-VARIANT GENERALIZED SORT PROGRAM EMPLOYING
APPLICATION OF ERROR-tORRECTING CODES TO MULTI-WAY SWITCHING
OPERAflONAL ANALOG SIM
ULATION OF THE VIBRATION OF _A BEAM AND A RECTANGULAR MULTICELLULAR STRUCTURE
MULTICHANNEL ANALOG INPUT-OUTPUT CONVERSION SYSTEM
FOR DIGITAL COMPUTER
A HIGH-SPEED MULTICHANNEL ANALOG-DIGITAL CONVERTER
AN IMPROVED MULTICHANNEL DRIFT-STABILIZATION SYSTEM
CODING
FOR "ULTIPLE ASYMMETRIC ERRORS IN ONE CHANNEL OF A MULTICHANNEL SYSTEM
PILOT. THE NBS MUL TlCOMPUTER SYSTEM
THE GUS MUL TICOMPUTER SYSTEM
ADDRESSING MULTIDIMENSIONAL ARRAYS
MULTIDIMENSIONAL MAGNETIC MEMORY SELECTION SYSTEMS
STRATEGY FOR MULTIDIMENSIONAL NEUTRON GROUP DIFFUSION COMPUTATIONS
BANZAI. A ONE-DIMENSIONAL MULTIENERGY GROUP NEUTRON TRANSPORT CODE FOR THE IBM
709 AND 1090 SYSTEMS
MULTIFONT PRINT RECOGNITION
251

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

MOD - NUL
JACM562 13
WJCC59 261
AUS 511 116
JACM633 302
JACM513 329
HARV49 201
TOMM58 198
TCJ6633 211
LSU 58 104
8 IT 611 21
CAS 55
94
JACM584 343
rCJ2592 90
TCJ5622 88
JACM592 204
PACM62
41
IFIP62
61
TCJ5622 BB
NCR 584 211
18MJ605 491
IBMJ592 169
VJCC59 255
JACM512 112
FJCC63 609
IFIP62 319
ICIP59
93
CACM63D 145
IFIP62 141
PACM58
42
JACM593 429
ADC 53
38
PGEC511 31
CACM606 342
TOMM58 205
18MJ601 36
rC86634 121
EJCC60 325
IBMJ604 318
LSU 55 135
EJCC60 325
AUS 63 A.8
CAS 62 204
CACM621 423
CACM639 512
JACM582 161
CACM630 625
NSMT60 155
NSMT60 191
NSMT60 521
NSMT60 126
NSMT60 312
NSMT60 140
IBMJ592 141
IBMJ5B4 2B2
WCR 604 42
PIRE611 49
WJCC54 113
VCR 514 284
AUS 60 B4.1
SJCC63 121
IFIP62 545
TCJ6633 264
CACM599 29
OCR 62
3
IEES56 515
PACM59
24
WJCC60
53
PACM62
14
ICIP59 144
WOC062 214
PACM59
41
IFIP62 213
TCJ2593 144
ARAP623 163
FJCC63 141
IFIP62 510
PACM62
56
SJCC63
11
TCJ5634 300
PACM61 12A5
fOMM5B 222
EJCC59 114
FJCC63 519
TCJ3603 150
PACM61 2A3
TCJ1594 196
PACM62 102
ICIP59 396
PGEC593 3Bl
NCR 531
2
WJCC54 118
WJCC56
62
PGEC6Z5 655
EJCC58
11
PGEC636 611
CACM624 205
PGEC521 25
IFIP62 112
PACM62
96
OCR 62 2B1
251

MUL - NAT

TITLE WORD INDEX

MaN - MUL

COMPUTER-AUTOMAT EO OESIGN OF MULTIFONT PRINT RECOGNITION LOGIC
IBMJ611
2
MULTIFUNCTIONAL CIRCUITS IN FUNCTIONAL CANONICAL FORM JACM594 538
ANALOG MULTIPLIERS AND SQUARERS USING A MULTIGRID MODULATOR
PGEC562 82
A MULTILAYER ITERATIVE CIRCUIT COMPUTER
PGEC636 181
A NEW CLASS OF MULTILAYER S.ERIES-COUPLED PERCEPTRONS
SOS 62 "85
A PROGRAM TO DRAW MULTILEVEL FLOW CHARTS
II JCC59 131
MULTILEVEL PROGRAMMING FOR A REAL-TIME SYSTEM
EJCC61
1
THE MULTILINGUAL TERMINOLOGY PROJECT
CACM601 409
ICC 608 11
THE MULTILINGUAL TERMINOLOGY PROJECT
IIJCC59
14
A MULTI LOAD TRANSF·LUXOR MEMORY
JACM552 99
REDUCTION OF RUNS IN MULTIPARAMETER COMPUTATIONS
CHARACTERISTICS OF A HIGIt-SPEED MULTIPATH CORE FOR A COINCIDENT-CURRENT MEMORY
PGEC623 405
EMPLOYING TDRCIDAL'MAGNETIC CORES AS ANALOGS OF MULTI PATH CORES
CIRCUITS PGEC622 218
LOGIC 8Y ORDERED FLUX CHANGES IN MULTI PATH FERRITE CORES
NCR 584 268
CALeULATION OF FLUX PATTERNS IN FERRITE MULTIPATH STRUCTURES
NCR 584 263
ANALOG CO~PUTING WITH MAGNETIC AMPLIFIERS USING MULTIPHASE A-C VOLTAGES
NCR 531 30
MULTIPHASE SORTING
CACM635 214
MULTICHANNEL SYSTEM
CODING FOR MULTIPLE ASYMMETRIC ERRORS IN ONE CHANNEL OF A
PGEC625 655
OCR 62 305
THE USE OF MULTIPLE AUTD-CORRELATION IN CHARACTER RECOGNITION
ADDRESSING FOR RANDOM-ACCESS STORAGE WITH MULTIPLE BUCKET CAPACITIES
JACM633 301
SUBMICROSECDND CORE MEMORIES USING MULTIPLE COINC IDENCE
PGEC602 192
JACM593 313
PILOT. A NEW MULTIPLE COMPUTER SYSTEM
MULTIPLE COMPUTER SYSTEMS
AIC 634 245
OF THE RE-ENTRY OF A 8ALLISTIC MISSILE WARHEAD AND MULTIPLE DECOYS
ANALOG SIMULATION SJCC62 261
N-CIMENSIONAL CODES FOR DETECTING AND CORRECTING MULTIPLE ERRORS
CACM61D 545
AUTOMATIC CORRECTION OF MULTIPLE ERRORS ORIGINATING IN A COMPUTER MEMORY
18MJ634 317
AN INPUT DEVICE USING MULTIPLE GATES
HARV47 254
MULTIPLE INPUT-OUTPUT LINKS IN COMPUTER SYSTEMS
IBMJ623 306
08TAlNING IRREDUCIBLE REPRESENTATIONS FOR TWD-LEVEL MULTIPLE INPUT-OUTPUT LOGICAL SYSTEMS
IPROGRAM FOR JACM631 48
08TAINING IRREDUCIBLE REPRESENTATIONS FOR TWD-LEVEL MULTIPLE INPUT-OUTPUT LOGICAL SYSTEMS'
IPROGRAM FOR JACM632 256
NUMERICAL EVALUATION OF MULTIPLE INTEGRALS
AUS63 B.18
COMPUTER
MULTIPLE INTEGRALS ON A NON-REPETITIVE ANALOG
SJCC63 205
DESIGN TECHNIQUES FOR MULTIPLE INTERCONNECTED ON-LINE OATA PROCESSORS
EJCC51 112
MULTIPLE LINEAR REGRESSION MODELS
CABS62 204
CHARACTERISTICS OF A MULTIPLE MAGNETIC PLANE THIN FILM MEMORY DEVICE
WJCC60
97
PACM56
2B
SORTING ON A MULTIPLE MAGNETIC TAPE UNIT
THE NATURE OF MULTIPLE MEANING
NSMT60 386
MULTIPLE MEANING IN MACHINE TRANSLATION
MTL 612 405
SOLUTIONS OF INCOMPATIBILITY IN MULTIPLE MEDIA DATA PROCESSING
PACM58
41
MULTIPLE PRECISION ARITHMETIC
CACM60D 652
A NOTE ON MULTIPLE PRECISION ARITHMETIC
CACM618 353
MULTIPLE PROGRAMMING OATA PROCESSING
CACM612 99
A MULTIPLE PURPOSE DRTHONORMALIZING CODE AND ITS USES
JACM544 183
SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
MULTIPLE REDUCTION OF VARIABLE DEPENDENCY OF
JACM623 32"
A PROGRAM FOR APPLYING THE PRINCIPLE OF PARSIMONY IN MUL TlPLE REGRESSION
PACM58
47
PROGRAMMING MULT IPLE REGRESSION
TCJ6631 57
INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS
MULTIPLE REGRESSION ON E.D.P. EQUIPMENT AND ITS
CAN 60 109
APPLICATION OF AN INTERMEDIAtE SIZE CCMPUTER TO MULTIPLE REGRESSION TECHNIQUE
LSU 58 129
A METHOD FOR RESOLVING MULTIPLE RESPONSES IN A PARALLEL SEARCH FILE
PGEC61" T18
MONTE CARLO CALCULATIONS OF THE MULTIPLE SCATTERING OF MUONS
AUS 571 116
PROBLEMS
MULTIPLE SHOOTING METHOO FOR TWO-POINT BOUNDARY VALUE CACM620 613
MULTIPLE
SHOPS
TCB5613
114
DATA TRANSMISSION FOR
THE MULTIPLE VARIATE COUNTER
TCJ664" 339
A MULTIPLE-ACCESS DISC FILE
FJCC63 351
SYSTEM ORGANIZATION OF A MULTIPLE-COCKPIT DIGITAL OPERATIONAL FLIGHT TRAINER
PGEC593 326
ON THE WIRING OF TWO-DIMENSIONAL MULTIPLE-COINCIDENCE MAGNETIC MEMORIES
PGEC561 19
FJCC62
86
DB25. A MULTIPLE-COMPUTER SYSTEM FOR COMMAND AND CONTROL
RELIA81LITY IMPROVEMENT BY THE USE OF MUL TlPLE-ELEMENT SW.ITCHING CIRcuns
I BMJ582 1"2
T ACCURACY AND FAST. NON-SEQUENTIAL SWITCHING
MULTIPLE-INPUT ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERTER WITH 12 BI NCR 594 259
COMPUTER DESIGN OF MULTIPLE-OUTPUT LOGICAL NETWORKS
PGEC611 21
MULTIPLE-OUTPUT RELAY SWITCHING CIRCUITS
HARV512 59
ERAL DEVICES
THE SIMPLIFICATION OF MULTIPLE-OUTPUT SWITCHING NETWORKS COMPOSED OF UNILAT PGEC604 "11
MULTIPLE-PATH SYNTACTIC ANALYZER
IFIP62 306
ON USING ONLY ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION
MULTIPLE-PRECISION BINARY-TO-DECIMAL INTEGER CONVERSI CACM638 439
MULTIPLE-PRECISION DIVISION
CACM612 98
A MULTIPLE-PRECISION FLOATING-POINT INTERPRETIVE PRDGRA rCJ6631 62
M FOR THE CONTROL CAT A 160"
TEACHING DEVICE
PLATO II. A MULTIPLE-STUDENT. COMPUTER-CONTROLLED. AUTOMATIC
PLCI61 205
THE EASTMAN KODAK MULTIPLE-STYLUS ELECTRONIC PRINTER
EJCC52 118
A DIODE MULTIPLEXER FOR ANALOG VOLTAGES
PGEC552 6"
TIME MULTIPLEXING AS APPLIED TO ANALOG COMPUTATION
PGEC591 "2
.
COMPUTER MULTIPLICATION AND DIVISION USING BINARY LOGARITHMS
PGEC624 512
PGEC591 25
A RING MODEL FOR THE STUDY OF MULTIPLICATION FOR COMPLEMENT CODES
TWO'S COMPLEMENT MULTIPLICATION IN BINARY PARALLEL DIGITAL COMPUTERS
PGEC553 118
THEORETICAL CURRENT MULTIPLICATION OF A CYLINDRICAL HOOK COLLECTOR
IBMJ611 25
OPTIMU~ TIME FOR MULTIPLICATION ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
TCJ361~ 2S6
PROGRAMMED MULTIPLICATION ON THE IBM 401
JACM574 4"2
A HIGH-SPEED MULTIPLICATION PROCESS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
CACM604 241
PSEUDO DIVISION AND PSEUDO MULTIPLICATION PROCESSES
IBMJ622 210
SURVEY OF ANALOG MULTIPLICATION SCHEMES
JACM541 21
PGEC521 52
A STA81LIZEo ELECTRONIC MULTIPLIER
AN AM-FM ELECTRONIC ANALOG MULTIPLIER
PIRE530 1410
A TIME-SHARING ANALOG MULTIPLIER
PGEC541 11
A TIME-DIVISION MULTIPLIER
PGEC561 26
AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG MULTIPLIER
PGEC512 100
THE CYCLE SPLITTER. A WIDE-BAND PRECISION FREQUENCY MULTIPLIER
NCR 594 215
THE HALL-EFFECT ANALOG MULTIPLIER
PGEC613 512
MULTI-INPUT ANALOGUE ADDER FOR USE IN A FAST BINARY MULTIPLIER
A IEES56 515
OF PULSE AND DIGITAL CIRCUITS BY USE OF THE LAGRANGE MULTIPLIER
OPTIMIZATION PGEC635 488
RSENNE PRIMES FOR THE DESIGN OF A HIGIt-SPEED DIGITAL MULTIPLIER
THE USE OF INllEX CALCULUS AND ME JACM611 81
ORO-PLAYBACK SYSTE~ FOR USE AS A PRECISION FREQUENCY MULTIPLIER
IIGH PERFORMANCE 14-CHANNEL MAGNETIC REC NCR 612 89
AN ACCURATE ANALOG MULTIPLIER AND DIVIDER
PGEC612 269
ONOMETRIC RESOLUTION IN ANALOG COMPUTERS BY MEANS OF MULTIPLIER ELEMENTS
TRIG PGEC512 86
AN ELECTRO-MECHANICAL MULTIPLIER FOR ANALOG COMPUTER APPLICATION
PECS52
5
AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG MULTIPLIER USING CARRIERS
PGEC571 30
AN ANALOG MULTIPLIER USING THYRITE
PGECS42 "2
AND OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS
A FOUR-QUADRANT MULTIPLIER USING TRIANGULAR WAVES, DIODES. RESISTORS. PGEC592 222
PGEC581 41
A TRANSISTORIZED FOUR-QUADRANT TIME-OIVISION MULTIPLIER WITH AN ACCURACY OF 0.1 PER CENT
MULTIPLIERS
MSEE"63 24
THEORY AND PRACTICE OF HALL EFFECT MULTIPLIERS
NCR 612 1"3
ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS. MULTIPLIERS AND FUNCTION GENERATORS
CH8K62
3
258

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

258

MUL - NET

TITLE WORD INDEX

ANALOG
ERRORS ASSOCIATED WITH HALL
THE DESIGN OF POSITION AND VELOCITY SERVOS FOR
A NOTE ON
ANALOGUE
TAPE OUTPUT
THE THEORY OF
GENERALIZEO

MULTIPLIERS AND SQUARERS USING A MULTIGRID MODULATOR
MULTIPLIERS WHEN USED AS COMPUTING ELEMENTS
MULTIPLYING AND FUNCTION GENERATION
MULTIPLYING BOOLEAN MATRICES
MULTIPLYING CIRCUITS USING SWITCHING TRANSISTORS
MULTIPOINT DIGITAL TEMPERATURE RECORDER WITH PUNCHED
MULTIPOINT ITERATION FUNCTIONS
MULTIPROCESSING AND MULTIPROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
A MULTIPROCESSING APPROACH TO A LARGE COMPUTER SYSTEM
A DIRECTLY COUPLED MULTIPROCESSING SYSTEM
PROBLEMS OF STORAGE ALLOCATION IN A MULTIPROCESSOR MULTI PROGRAMMED SYSTEM
A MULTIPROCESSOR SYSTEM DESIGN
ARITHMETIC AND CONTROL TECHNIQUES IN A MULTIPROGRAM COMPUTER
CIRRUS, AN ECONOMICAL MULTIPROGRAM COMPUTER WITH MICROPROGRAM CONTROL
MULTIPROGRAM SCHEDULING, PARTS 1 ANO 2. I NTRODUCTI ON
AND THEORY
MULTIPROGRAM SCHEOULING, PARTS 3 AND 4. SCHEDULING
ALGORITHM AND EXTERNAL CONSTRAINTS
THE CIRRUS MULTI PROGRAM SYSTEM
DESIGN OF A MULTIPROGRAMMED ALGEBRAIC COMPILER
A HEURISTIC FOR PAGE TURNING IN A MULTIPROGRAMMEO COMPUTER
PROBLEMS OF STORAGE ALLOCATION IN A MULTIPROCESSOR MULTIPROGRAMMEO SYSTEM
SEQUENCING ASPECTS OF MULTIPROGRAMMING
STRETCH EXPERIMENT IN MULTIPROGRAMMING
MULTIPROGRAMMING
MULTIPROGRAMMING
COMPUTER
USE OF MULTIPROGRAMMING IN THE DESIGN OF A LOW COST DIGITAL
MULTIPROGRAMMING STRETCH, FEASIBILITY CONSIDERATIONS
INITIAL EXPERIENCE WITH AN OPERATING MULTIPROGRAMMING SYSTEM
GENERALIZED MULTIPROCESSING AND MULTIPROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
MULTIPROGRAMMING THE RCA 601
MULTIPROGRAMMING, AN ORIENTATION (SWEOISH)
MULTIPROGRAMMING, THE PROGRAMMER'S VIEW
LOGICAL ELEMENTS
THE MULTIPURPOSE BIAS DEVICE PART II, THE EFFICIENCY OF
TRANSISTOR
THE MULTIPURPOSE BIAS DEVICE, PART 1, THE COMMUTATOR
THE BJAX, A NEW MULTIPURPOSE COMPUTER ELEMENT
THE USE OF MULTIPURPOSE LOGICAL DEVICES
AN APPROXIMATE METHOO FOR TREATING A CLASS OF MULTIQUEUE PROBLEMS
APPROXIMATE METHODS FOR A MULTIQUEUEING PROBLEM
A GRADIENT MET~OD FOR OPTIMIZING MULTISTAGE ALLOCATION PROCESSES
A SPECIAL STABILITY PROBLEM FOR LINEAR MULTISTEP METHODS
A GRAPHICAL METHOD FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF MULTITERMINAL CONTACT NETWORKS
INFORMATION THEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF MULTIVARIATE CORRELATION
ION OF MISSIll
A METHOD FOR FINDING A MINIMUM OF A MULTIVARIATE FUNCTION WITH APPLICATIONS TO THE REOUCT
THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN HIGHLY MULTIVARIATE SITUATIONS
THE HANDLING OF MULTIWAY TABLES ON COMPUTERS
MULTIWEAPON AUTOMATIC TARGET AND BATTERY EVALUATOR
THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE MUNICH COMPUTER PERM (GERMAN)
MONTE
CARLO CALCULATIONS OF THE MULTIPLE SCATTERING OF MUONS
THE PARAMETRON DIGITAL COMPUTER MUSASINO-l
MUSE, A SOUND SYNTHESIZER
COMPUTER MUSIC
A TECHNIQUE FOR THE COMPOSITION OF MUSIC IN A COMPUTER
AN EXPERIMENT IN MUSICAL COMPOSITION
CORRECTION TO AN EXPERIMENT IN MUSICAL COMPOSITION
THE MUSP STATISTICAL SYSTEM
A MYRIABIT MAGNETIC-CORE MATRIX MEMORY
A MYRIABIT MAGNETIC-CORE MATRIX MEMORY
UNCOL, THE MYTH AND THE FACT
THREE MYTHS OF COMPUTERDOM
COMPUTATION OF SIN N, COS NAND MTH ROOT OF N USING AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTATION OF E TO THE N FOR N BETWEEN PLUS AND MINUS INFINITY USING AN ELECTRONIC
COMPUTATION OF ARCTAN N FOR N BETWEEN PLUS AND MINUS INFINITY USING AN ELECTRONIC
COMPUTER
COMPUTATION OF ARCSIN N FOR N BETWEEN 0 AND 1 USING AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
NUMERICAL QUADRATURE IN N DIMENSIONS
TRONIC COMPUTER
COMPUTATION Of E TO THE N FOR N BETWEEN PLUS ANO MINUS INFINITY USING AN ELEC
TRONIC COMPUTER
COMPUTATION OF ARCTAN N FOR N BETWEEN PLUS AND MINUS INFINITY USING AN ELEe
COMPUTATION OF ARCSIN N FOR N BETWEEN 0 AND 1 USING AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
DECODING COMBINATIONS OF THE FIRST N INTEGERS TAKEN K AT A TIME
COMMENT ON 'DECODING COMBINATIONS OF THE FIRST N INTEGERS TAKEN K AT A TIME'
SWAC COMPUTATIONS FOR SOME M X N SCHEDULING PROBLEMS
COMPUTATION OF SIN N, COS NAND MTH ROOT OF N USING AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
MINIMIZATION OF A FUNCTION OF N VARIABLES
ARBITRARY BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS OF N VARIABLES REALIZABLE IN TERMS OF THRESHOLD DEVICES
ISTRAIG
HTFORWARO WAY OF GENERATING ALL BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS OF N VARIABLES USING A SINGLE MAGNETIC CIRCUIT
THE N.C.R. MAGNETIC CARD RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY
VOLUME TABLE PREPARATION FOR PINUS RADIATA IN N.S.W.
MUL TI Pl E ERRCRS
N-DIMENSIONAL CODES FOR DETECTING AND CORRECTING
A RECURSIVE PROGRAM FOR THE GENERAL N-DIMENSIONAL INTEGRAL
IEFFICIENT METHOD FOR GENERATI
NG UNIFORMLY DISTRIBUTED POINTS ON THE SURFACE OF AN N-DIMENSIONAL SPHERE
IFFICIENT METHOD FOR GENERATI
NG UNIFORMLY DISTRIBUTED POINTS ON THE SURFACE OF AN N-DIMENSIONAL SPHERE'
A
NOTE ON A METHOt FOR GENERATING POINTS UNIFORMLY ON N-DIMENSIONAL SPHERES
P-N-PI-N TRIODE SWITCHING APPLICATIONS
A HIGH SPEEO N-POLE, N-POSITION MAGNETIC CORE MATRIX SWITCH
A HIGH SPEED N-POLE, N-POSITION MAGNETIC CORE MATRIX SWITCH
SYNTHESIS OF N-VALUED SWITChiNG CIRCUITS
COMPUTER
COMPUTATION OF SIN N, COS NAND MTH ROOT OF N USING AN ELECTRONIC
DIRECT COOING OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE NAMES
A STUDY OF METHODS
FOR SYSTE~ATICALLY ABBREVIATING ENGLISH WORDS AND NAMES
RETRIEVAL OF MISSPELLED NAMES IN AN AIRLINES PASSENGE~ RECORD SYSTEM
MACHINE TRANSLATION OF RUSSIAN ORGANIC CHEMICAL NAMES INTO ENGLISH BY ANALYSIS AND RESYNTHESIS OF THE
A SYSTEM FOR GENERATING 'PRONOUNCEABLE' NAMES USING A COMPUTER
AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY ON NOR AND NAND LOGIC
A NEW APPROACH TO RESISTOR-TRANSISTOR-TUNNEL-DIODE NANOSECOND LOGIC
NANOSECOND LOGIC BY AMPLITUDE MODULATION AT X BAND
A 300 NANOSECOND SEARCH MEMORY
DESTRUCTIVE READ-OUT
NANOSECOND SPEED IN A CORE MEMORY WITH NONNANOSECOND SWITCHING IN THIN MAGNETIC FILMS
ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS OF THE NAREC COMPUTER
SPEEDING THE NATION'S BUSINESS. CASE STUDY
NATIONAL ACM MEMBERSHIP SURVEY
COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION PROCESSING, 15 MAYI
USA NATIONAL ACTIVITY REPORT TO ISO-TC 91-SUBCOMMITTEE 5,
259

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

MUL - NAT
PGEC562 B2
lUS 60 C9.1
PGEC593 391
CACM622 10Z
NCR 564 14
AUS 60C11.4
PACM62
80
FJCC63 101
I BSJ621 64
IBSJ633 218
CACM610 421
FJCC63 139
EJCC59
15
PGEC636 663
CACM606 341
CACM6D1 413
AUS 63 C.11
PACM61 ZBl
CACM629 4BO
CACM610 421
JACM613 426
PACM6Z
2B
PCS 62 1~2
AIC 623 18
CACM629 473
CACM59N 13
CACM625 282
FJCC63 101
PACM6I 12Cl
BIT 631
1
PACM59
11
IBMJ591 46
J BMJ512 ll6
PACM59
46
HARV512 192
18MJ613 204
I BMJ622 246
HARV61 125
Bll 631 21
HARV512 302
I BMJ601 66
PACM59
10
AUS 63 B.2
TCJ4624 211D
EJCC51
11
ECIP55
40
AUS 511 116
PGEC593 308
IFIP62 451
CABS62 424
TCJ6632 129
PGEC513 115
PGEC581 60
PACM61 6C6
ANL 53
84
PIRE530 1401
ARAP612 325
TCB6621 21
J BMJ592 141
IBMJ512 llO
I BMJ5B 1 43
I BMJ583 218
TCJ6631 15
IBMJ512 110
I BMJ561 43
I BMJ583 218
CACM604 235
CACM600 536
JACM514 438
I BMJ592 141
AUS 60B'6.1
PIRE611 210
PGEC612 151
LCMT61 149
AUS 60B 11.2
CACM61D 545
CACM631 35
CACM5'l4 11
CACM590 26
CACM594 19
P GEC592 108
NCR 584 246
NCR 584 246
PGEC581 52
I BMJ592 141
TCJ6632 113
JACM614 538
CACM623 169
MTL 611 265
JACM611 91
PGEC635 462
PGEC625 1>58
PGEC593 265
FJCC63
,9
IFIP62 585
I BMJ602 189
P IRE530 1313
AUS 63 A.l1
CACM629 410
CACM639 502
259

NAT - NEU

TITLE WORD INDEX

E, COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION PROCESSING
USA NATIONAL ACTIVITY REPORT TO ISO-TC 91-WORKING GROUP
MEMORY STUDIES AND OTHER DEVELOPMENTS AT THE NATIONAL BUREA~ OF STANDARDS
OPERATION OF THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS COMPUTATION LABORATORY
I SEACl
COMPUTER ISEAC)
THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS EASrERN AUTOMATIC
NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS PERFORMANCE TESTS
DESIGN FEATURES OF A MAGNETIC DRUM MEMORY FOR THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS WESTERN AUTOMATIC COMPUT
THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS' METHOD OF SYNTACTIC
INTEGRATION
OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS OF THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY'S DECIMAL COMPUTER. TH
E CRt 102-0
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER HIGH-SPEED MAGNETIC PRINTER
G USING AN IeM 650 PUNCHED CARD COMPUTER ALLIED WITH NATIONAL CLASS 32 ACCOUNTING MACHINES AND PAPER TAPE
THE NATIONAL ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
NOTE ON COMMI
SSIONING OF LEO COMPUTER AT MINISTRY OF PENSIONS AND NATIONAL INSURANCE
SOME ASPECTS OF RECORDING GRADUATED NATIONAL INSURANCE CONTRIBUTIONS
FILE PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH THE NATIONAL MENU STUDY
AUTOMATIC COMPUTATION AT THE NATIONAL PHYSICAL LABORATORY
THE NATIONAL PHYSICAL LABORATORY'S ACE
DATA PROCESSING AT THE CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS
EOP AS A NATIONAL RESOURCE
RESPONSIBILITY
FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION AS A NATIONAL RESOURCE
ONS FOR MATHEMATICAL RESEI
COOPERATION BETWEEN THE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTI
SYMPOSIUM ON EXPERIENCES
WITH THE USE OF MAGNETIC TAPE 2, MAGNETIC FILMS ON A NATIONAL-ELLIOTT 405
PROGRAMMING STRATEGY ON THE NATIONAL-ELLIOTT 405 DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
TIME-SHARING ON THE NATIONAL-ELLIOTT 802
ELECTRONIC-DATA PROCESSING IN THE NATIONALIZED INDUSTRIES
INTEGRATED INFORMATION PROCESSING FOR MANAGEMENT OF NATIONALIZEO INDUSTRIES
NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL SYNAPSES
NATURAL DATA UNITS
THE NATURAL HISTORY OF NETWORKS
A NATURAL IMAGE COMPUTER
INTERROGATING A COMPUTER IN NATURAL LANGUAGE
MEMORY AS THE BASIS OF MACHINES WHICH UNDERSTAND NATURAL LANGUAGE
INFERENTIAL
RULES OF INTERPRETATION, AN APPROA
CH TO THE PReBLEM OF COMPUTATION IN THE SEMANTICS OF NATURAL LANGUAGE
EO MACHINE LANG~AGE (ASSOCIATIVEI
ON A PROPERTY OF NATURAL LANGUAGE ANO ITS USE FOR THE DESIGN OF IMPROV
AVAILABILITY OF MACHINE-USABLE NATURAL LANGUAGE MATERIAL
ANALYSIS BY SYNTHESIS OF NATURAL LANGUAGES
A TABLE LOOK-UP MACHINE FOR PROCESSING OF NATURAL LANGUAGES
DERIVATION OF WAVE SHAPE AND COHERENCE PROPERTIES OF NATURAL LIGHT USING THE TOOLS OF COMMUNICATION THEORY
THE NATURE OF MULTIPLE MEANING
ON THE NATURE OF SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE
ON THE NATURE OF THE RELIABILITY OF AUTOMATA
SOLUTION OF NAVAL NUMERICAL WEATHER PROBLEMS ICoe 1604)
DISCUSSION OF IDEAS FOR THE NAVAL ORDNANCE LABORATORY COMPUTING MACHINE
OPERATION OF THE NAVAL PROVING GROUND COMPUTER INSrALLATION
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH IONRI DIGITAL COMPUTER NEWSLETTER
EVALUATION OF
NEW COMPUTER COMPONENTS, EQUIPMENTS, AND SYSTEMS FOR NAVAL USE
USE OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR AIRBORNE GUIDANCE AND NAVIGATION
DIGITAL COMPUTER EQUIPMENT FOR AN ADVANCED BOMBING, NAVIGATION AND MISSilE GUIDANCE SUBSYSTEM FOR THE B-1
NAVIGATION. GUIDANCE, AND CONTROL OF AERDSPAC.E
VEHICLES
IE TIE-IN OF T
HE HUMAN OPERATOR TO THE CONTROL LOOP OF AN AIRBORNE NAVIGATIONAL DIGITAL COMPUTER SYSTEM
HIGH-FIELD SUPERCONDUCTIVITY IN SOME BCC TI-MD AND NB-ZR ALLOYS
PILOT. THE NBS MULTICOMPUTER SYSTEM
NCR EQUIPMENT OFFERING IN AUSTRALIA
DEVELO PM EN T OF A PRODUCTS PIPE LINE SIMULATOR ON AN NCR 102A
THE NCR 102A AS AN AID IN TRAINING AND RESEARCH
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION OF THE NCR 304
I'AGNETIC TAPE FILE PROCESSING WITH THE NCR 304
THE FLOW 0
IAGRAM APPROACH TO COMPUTER LOGICAL DESIGN USING THE NCR 304 AS AN ILLUSTRATION
COMPUTER BUILDINC BLOCK
APPLICATION OF THE NCR 304 DATA PROCESSOR TO THE SYNTHESIS OF A DIGITAL
NCR 315 CURRENT MODE DIODE LOGIC BUILDING BLOCKS
NCR-315 ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
ANISOTROPIC CONDUCTION IN SOLIDS NEAR SURFACES
A PROGRESS REPORT ON NEBULA
NEBULA. A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE FOR OATA PROCESSING
PARTIAL DIFFERENCE EQUATION PROBLEMS
A NECESSARY AND SUFFICIENT CONDITION FOR STABILITY OF
WHAT TRAINING DOES A CUSTOMER WANT. NEED
NEED FOR AN ALGORITHM
DATA PROCESSING
THE NEED FOR EDUCATION AND RESEARCH IN ADMINISTRATIVE
SIGN OF ELECTRONIC DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEMS
THE NEED FOR INTEGRATION OF ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS AND THE DE
S OF THE THEORY OF DIGITAL CONTROL PROCESSES
THE NEED FOR TRAINING AND RESEARCH IN HON-COMPUTER ASPECT
PRESENT AND PROJECT·ED COMPUTER MANPOWER NEEDS IN BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY
CURRICULUM NEEDS IN THE COMPUTING FIELD
PERSONNEL SELECTION AND TRAINING. THE NEEDS OF THE INDUSTRIAL USER
THE MAGNETIC BEHAVIOR OF SUPERCONDUCTORS OF NEGATIVE SURFACE ENERGY
NEGATIVE-BASE NUMBER-REPRESENTATION SYSTEMS
A FULL BINARY ADDER EMPLOYING TWO NEGATIVE-RESISTANCE DIODES
COMPONENTS
NEGATIVE-RESISTANCE ELEMENTS AS DIGITAL COMPUTER
A RECOGNITION METHOD USING NEIGHBOR DEPENDENCE
COMPILATION FOR TWO COMPUTERS WITH NELIAC
NELIAC
A SYNTACTIC DESCRIPTION OF BC NELIAC
A NELIAC GENERATED 1090-1401 COMPILER
A NELIAC-GENERATED 1090-1401 COMPILER
NELlAC, A DIALECT OF ALGOL
COMPUTATIONS OF NERVE AND HEART CELL ACTIVITY
SIMtlLATION OF AN ASSEMBLY OF SIMPLIFIED NERVE CelL MODELS ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
NERVE NET THEORY
THMIC BEHAVIOR DUE TO RECIPROCAL INHIBITION IN SMALL NERVE NETS
A THEORY AND SI MULATION OF RHY
AGATHA TYCHE, OF NERVOUS NETS. THE LUCKY RECKONERS
NERVOUS
SYSTEM
CONDITIONAL PROBABILITY COMPUTING IN A
PROBLEMS IN THE STUDY OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
AND THE LOCALIZATION OF FUNCTION IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
MODELS
THE IDENTIFICATION OF NESTED STRUCTURES IN PREDICTIVE SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS
DESIGN OF AN ARITHMETIC UNIT INCORPORATING A NESTING STORE
NESTING WITHIN THE PREPOSITIONAL STRUCTURE
SYNTHESIS OF A COMMUNICATION NET
ON THE REPRESENTATION OF INFORMATION BY NEURAL NET MODELS
CCNTRANS. ICONCEPTUAL THOUGHT. RANDOM-NET SIMULATION)
NERVE NET THEORY
MODERN COMPUTING IN THE NETHERLANOS IGERMAN)
THE NETHERLANDS AUTOMATIC INFORMATION PROCESSING CENTRE
260

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

MUL - NET
CACM632 51
ADC 53 211
ONR 53
1
EJCC51
84
EJCC53
58
PECS52
2
NSMT60
39
EJCC54
40
EJCC57 243
AUS 60 Al.4
AUS 513 312
TCJ2604 1'018
TCJ6631
1
EJCC58
63
FTT 53 135
TC82595 19
CAN 58
61
fJCC62
71
ICSI582 1429
CTPC54
81
TeJ2593 120
AUS 513 301
TCJ2604 185
BCS 58 290
IFIP62
40
SOS 62 111
PCS 62
33
SOS 59 232
OPI 62 233
IFIP62 288
CATH63 211
IFIP62 318
ONR 56
11
MIPP61
58
MTl 612 531
18MJ613 192
OPI 62
31
NSMT60 386
CAN 60
93
RTCS62 196
CAS 60
91
MSEE464 44
DNR 53
23
SEE 'OCN'
9
EJCC56
EJCC51
64
PIRE611 313
CCST61 411
EJCC51
68
I BMJ621 119
EJCC58
11
AUS 60014.2
CAS 56
20
CAS 56 112
EJCC56
34
NEWC51
9
WJCC58
59
NCR 594 204
NCR 624
4
PACM61 10C3
IBMJ602 152
TCJ5623 162
TCJ4613 191
J ACM602 163
PACM61 13A2
CACM584
1
BIT 621 35
WJCC55
26
CTPC54
55
CTPC54
4
CLUN55 153
CAN 62 110
18MJ621 63
PGEC6.33 214
IBMJ583 223
EJCC59
15
PGEC625 683
CACM60N 601
CACM633 91
CACM631 361
PACM61 285
CACM622 101
CACM608 463
AUS 63 B.l0
FJCC63
15
CABS62 468
SJCC62 111
MTP 58 611
MTP 58 119
SJCC62 141
MTP sa 669
MTL 611 143
IFIP62 694
NSMT60 261
J 8MJ603 311
SOS 62 551
EJCC61 124
CABS62 46B
ECIP55
60
ICC 623 163
260

NET - NON

TITLE WORD INDEX

THEORY OF LOGICAL
ARITHMETICAL ANALYSIS OF DIGITAL COMPUTING
THE THEORY OF
REALIZATION OF EVENTS BY LOGICAL
ON ERROR MINIMIZING NEURAL
TURING MACHINES, FINITE AUTOMATA AND NEURAL
THE UTILITY OF ANASTOMOTIC
TOLERABLE ERRORS OF NEURONS FOR INFALL IBLE
MAINTAINED ACTIVITY IN NEURAL
DISJUNC~IVELY LINEAR LOGIC
BOOLEAN MATRICES AND THE STABILITY OF NEURAL
BEHAVIOR DUE TO RECIPROCAL INHIBITION IN SMALL NERVE
ANALYSIS OF
CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEMS, PICTURE PROCESSING BY
AGATHA TVCHE, OF NERVOUS
PATTERN RECOGNITION WITH AN ADAPTIVE
SIMULATION OF A TRAFFIC
OF PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS WITHIN AN INTEGRATED COMPUTER
OF A LIST OF RANDOMLY-NUMBERED ELEMENTS OF A
READBACK RESOLUTION BY MEANS OF A LINEAR PASSIVE
THE ADELAIDE UNIVERSITY DYNAMIC A.D.
A NEW TRANSFORMER ANALOG
METERING SYSTEM FOR USE WITH A TRANSFORMER ANALOG
PROCEDURE
ON ITERATIVE FACTORIZATION IN

NETS
NETS
NETS
NETS
NETS
NETS
NETS
NETS
NETS
NETS
NETS
NETS
A THEORY AND SIMULATION OF RHYTHMIC
NETS 8Y NUMERICAL METHOOS
NETS OF NEURON-LIKE ELEMENTS
PATTERN AND
NETS, THE LUCKY RECKONERS
NETWORK
NETWORK
NETWORK
IMPLEMENTATION
NETWORK
TOPOLOGICAL ORDERING
NETWORK
INCREASED DIGITAL MAGNETIC RECORDING
NETWORK ANALYSER
NETWORK ANALYSER
NETWORK ANALYSER
A DIGITAL DISPLAY
NETWORK ANALYSIS
NETWORK ANALYSIS BY DIGITAL COMPUTER
NETWORK ANALYSIS OF GAS DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS
INCOMPRESSIBLE FLOW NETWORK CALCULATORS
A TWO-DIMENSIONAL ITERATIVE NETWORK COMPUTING TECHNIQUE AND MECHANIZATIONS
ON THE INPUT IMPEDANCE NETWORK ERROR IN OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS
ACTIVITY NETWORK FOR PLANNING AND SCHEDULING
SOME SIMILARITIES BETWEEN THE BEHAVIOR OF A NEURAL NETWORK MODEL AND ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL EXPERIMENTS
DATA PROCESSING FOR COM~UNICATION NETWORK MONITORING AND CONTROL
ORGANIZING A NETWORK OF COMPUTERS TO MEET DEADLINES
IVITY
REALIZATION OF LOGICAL FUNCTIONS BY A NETWORK OF THRESHOLD COMPONENTS WITH SPECIFIED SENSIT
A COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAM FOR NETWORK PROBLEMS
A BREAKPOINT TECHNIQUE FOR NETWORK PROBLEMS
A QUEUE NETWORK SIMULATOR FOR THE IBM 6~0 AND BURROUGHS 220
A NEW ACTIVE-PASS IVE NETWORK SIMULATOR FOR TRANSI ENf FIELD PROBLEMS
NETWORK SOLUTION.OF THE RIGHT TRIANGLE PROBLEM
THE THEORY CF CONTACT NETWORKS AND CONVENTIONAL NETWORK THEORY
SCME RELATIONS 8ETWEEN
ROING SYSTEMS
A UNIQUE VARIABLE TIME DELAY NETWORK WITH APPLICATICN TO LINEARIZING MAGNETIC RECO
AN ANALYSIS BY ARITHMETICAL METHODS OF A CALCULATING NETWORK WITH FEEDBACK
ON FINDING MINIMUM ROUTES IN A NETWORK WITH TURN PENALTIES
PROBLEM .ANALeGIES
NETWORK-TYPE DIRECT-ANALOGY COMPUTERS AND FIELDTHE DESIGN AND USE OF HAZARD-FREE SWITCHING NETWORKS
2N-TERMINAL CONTACT NETWORKS
SYNTHESIS OF VECTOR NETWORKS
STATE-LOGIC RELATIONS IN AUTONOMOUS SEQUENTIAL NETWORKS
FORMAL ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS OF BILATERAL SWITCHING NETWORKS
THE NATURAL HISTORY OF NETWORKS
AUTOMATIC DESIGN OF LOGICAL NETWORKS
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS Of TRANSISTOR-RESISTOR LOGIC NETWORKS
MINIMAL COMPLETE RELAY DECOOING NETWORKS
LOOP TRACING IN PEP-PERT NETWORKS
FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZATION IN RANDOM NETWORKS
INTERCONNECTION TECHNIQUES FOR SEMICONDUCTOR NETWORKS
COMPUTER DESIGN OF MULTIPLE-OUTPUT LOGICAL NETWORKS
SYMPOSIUM ON OPTIMUM ROUTING IN LARGE NETWORKS
TOPOLOGICAL SORTING OF LARGE NETWORKS
THE DESIGN OF COMPLEMENTARY-OUTPUT NETWORKS
COMPUTER CONSTRUCTION OF MINIMAL PROJECT NETWORKS
A REALIZATION PDRCEOURE FOR THRESHOLD GATE NETWORKS
GENERAL SYNTHESIS OF TRIBUTARY SWITCHING NETWORKS
CHECKING FOR LOOPS IN NETWORKS
LOGICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR THE CONTROL OF SWITCHING NETWORKS
SOME
METHOO FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF MULTITERMINAL CONTACT NETWORKS
A GRAPHICAL
OF GRAPH THEORY TO THE SYNTHESIS OF CONTACT NETWORKS
THE APPLICATION
SYNTHESIS WITH COMPUTER AMPLIFIERS AND PASSIVE NETWORKS
TRANSFER-FUNCTION
ANALYSIS APPROACHES TO THE SIMULATION OF ELECTRICAL NETWORKS
ON THE LOOP AND NODeELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS, COE
FFICIENT POTENTIOMETERS, OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS, AND NETWORKS
ABILITY PROPERTIES OF RECURSIVE TRIANGULAR SWITCHING NETWORKS
THEORETICAL CONSIOERATIONS ON RELI
SOME RELATIONS BETWEEN THE THEORY OF CONTACT NETWORKS ANO CONVENTIONAL NETWORK THEORY
THE SIMULATION OF NEURAL ELEMENTS BY ELECTRICAL NETWORKS BASED ON MULTI-APERTURE MAGNETIC CORES
THE RELlAeJLHY OF RECURSIVE TRIANGULAR SWITCHING NETWORKS BUILT OF RECTIFIER GATES
TRANSIENT ANALYSIS OF CRYOTRON NETWORKS BY COMPUTER SIMULATION
ITERATIVE SWITCHING NETWORKS COMPOSED OF COMBINATIONAL CELLS
THE SIMPLIFICATION OF MULTIPLE-OUTPUT SWITCHING NETWORKS COMPOSED OF UNILATERAL DEVICES
TIME-DELAY NETWORKS FOR AN ANALOG COMPUTER
ELECTROMAGNETIC DELAY NETWORKS FOR DIGITAL STORAGE
MAGNETIC ANALOGS OF RELAY CONTACT NETWORKS FOR LOGIC
A NOTE ON CONTACT NETWORKS FOR SWITCHING FUNCTIONS OF FOUR VARIABLES
THE ROLE OF COMMUNICATIONS NETWORKS IN DIGITAL DATA SYSTEMS
A SURVEY OF RESEARCH IN THE THEORY OF RELAY NETWORKS IN THE USSR
GENERALIZATION AND INFORMATION STORAGE IN NETWORKS OF AOALINE 'NEURONS'
CASCADED SWITCHING NETWORKS OF TWO-INPUT FLEXIBLE CELLS
CORRECTION TO MINIMIZATION OF CONTACT NETWORKS SUBJECT TO RELIABILITY SPECIFICATIONS
REPRESENTATION
NETWORKS WHICH REALIZE A MODEL FOR INFORMATION
A MATHEMATICAL THEORY FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF CONTACT NETWORKS WITH ONE INPUT AND K OUTPUTS
A THEOREM FOR DERIVING MAJORITY-LOGIC NETWORKS WITHIN AN AUGMENTED BOOLEAN ALGEBRA
ITERATIVE COMBINATIONAL SWITCHING NETWORKS, GENERAL DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
CORRECTION TO 'THE DESIGN OF COMPLEMENTARY-OUTPUT NETWORKS'
CONTRACTION
NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE NEUMANN AND MIXED BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS BY BOUNOARY
NEURAL ANALOGS
-APERTURE MAGNETIC CORES
THE SIMULATION OF NEURAL ELEMENTS BY ELECTRICAL NETWORKS BASED ON MULTI
ON THE REPRESENTATION OF INFORMATION BY NEURAL NET MODELS
ON ERROR ~INIMIZING NEURAL NETS
.TURING MACHINES, fINITE AUTOMATA AND NEURAL NETS
MAINTAINED ACTIVITY IN NEURAL NETS
BOOLEAN MATRICES ANO THE STABILITY OF N~URAL NETS
ENTS
SOME SINILARITIES BETWEEN THE BEHAVIOR OF A NEURAL NETWORK MODEL AND ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL EXPERIM
261

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

NAT - NEU
PIRE530 1357
JACM564 360
PGEC573 154
JACM582 181
SOS 61 121
JACM614 467
RTCS62
62
RTCS62
66
JACM622 268
PGEC625 623
PGEC632 61
SJCC62 171
JACM603 251
WJCC59 304
MTP58 611
NCR 602 66
CACM638 480
AUS 63 C.18
CACM614 167
IBMJ631 22
AUS 512 221
AUS 60 C8.3
AUS 60 C8.4
PACM62
94
EJCC60 241
AUS 60B'9.2
CACM636 325
WOC062
93
PGEC553 118
BIT 621 21
SOS 62 ~35
FJCC62 141
EJCC51 115
PGEC635 443
TCJ3602 89
IFIP62 190
CACM590 20
P IRE611 268
WCR 584 123
HARV572
2
NCR 612 101
PACM52T 61
CAC~612 101
CHBK62
9
JACM571 41
HARV512 51
PGEC574 261
EJCC58 119
PGEC583 231
SOS 59 232
WJCC59 103
NCR 602 11
IBMJ60S 525
PACM61 1083
SOS 61 291
WJCC61
81
PGEC611 21
IFIP62 116
CACM62N 5~B
PGEC626 143
18SJ631 24
PGEC635 454
PGEC635 464
CACM631 384
HARV512 235
HARV572 302
HARV571 244
WJCC55
7
PGEC583 199
CHBK62
2
RTCS62
70
HARV572
2
PIRE611 49
RTCS62 129
PIRE611 245
PGEC622 123
PGEC604 471
PGEC544 16
IEES56 416
PGEC601 30
PGEC583 196
EJCC55
83
HARV571 26
SOS 62 435
PGEC622 136
PGEC611 62
SOS 61 485
HARV572 14
PGEC603 338
PGEC584 285
PGEC633 232
JACM613 336
SJCC62 153
PIRE611 49
SOS 62 551
SOS 61 121
JACM614 461
JACM622 26B
PGEC632 61
SOS 62 535
261

NEU - NOT

TITLE WORD INDEX

LEARNING IN NEURAL SYSTEMS
THE NEURISTOR
FEASIBILITY OF NEURISTOR LASER COMPUTERS
LOGICAL ASPECTS OF NEURISTOR SYSTEMS
ONLINE DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR MEASUREMENTS OF A NEUROLOGICAL CONTROL SYSTEM
NEUROLOGICAL MODELS AND INTEGRATIVE PROCESSES
SYMBOLIC REPRESENTATION OF THE NEURON AS AN UNRELIABLE LOGICAL FUNCTION
PROPERTIES OF A NEURON WITH MANY INPUTS
RECOGNITION SYSTEMS, PICTURE PROCESSING BY NETS OF NEURON-LIKE ELEMENTS
PATTERN AND CHARACTER
PLASTIC NEURONS AS MEMORY ELEMENTS
PLASTIC NEURONS AS MEMORY ELEMENTS
TOLERABLE ERRORS OF NEURONS FOR INFALLIBLE NETS
AND INFORMATION STORAGE IN NETWORKS OF AOALINE 'NEURONS'
GENERAlIZATI ON
STRATEGY FOR MULTIDIMENSIONAL NEUTRON GROUP OIFFUSION COMPUTATIONS
MS
BANZAI, A ONE-DIMENSIONAL MULTIENERGY GROUP NEUTRON TRANSPORT CODE FOR THE IBM 109 AND 7090 SYSTE
THE WORD 'NEW' HAS BEEN PREVENTED FROM INDEXING
A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR EOITING THE NEWS
AND THE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES. BI8LIOGRAPHY
BID NEWS LETTER NO.1. COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN MEDICINE
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH (ONR I DIGITAL COMPUTER NEWSLETTER
SENEWS. SCIENCE EDUCATION SUBCOMMITTEE NEWSLETTER
CORRECTIONS
NEWTON-COTES TYPE QUADRATURE FORMULAS WITH TERMINAL
ON INITIAL ESTIMATES FOR COMPUTING PTH ROOT OF A BY NEWTON'S METHOD
SECANT MODIFICATION OF NEWTON'S METHOD
8DUNDARY-VALUE PI
SOME NUMERICAL EXPERIMENTS USING NEWTON'S METHOD FOR NONLINEAR PARA80LIC AND ELLIPTIC
DATA PROCESSING, WHAT NEXT
UNIYAC-LARC, THE NEXT STEP IN COMPUTER DESIGN
GOALS ANI) PREDICT IONS
THE NEXT TWENTY YEARS IN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL, SOME
LE COMPUTER IN INTEGRATED COMMERCIAL WORK
WHERE NEXT, SOME CONJECTURES ON THE FUTURE OF THE LARGE-SCA
DOMAIN WALLS IN THIN NI-FE FILMS
STATIC REVERSAL PRoceSSES IN THIN NI-FE FILMS
NICHOLAS
OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH NICHOLAS
ANOMALOUS PHOTOELECTRIC EMISSION FROM NICKEL
RESIDUAL STRESS IN SINGLE-CRYSTAL NICKEL FILMS
ANGLE-Of-INCIDENCE ANISOTROPY IN EVAPORATED NICKEL-IRON FILMS
AUTOMATIC ERROR RECOVERY IN THE NIKE-ZEUS GUIDANCE COMPUTER
W.A.C. MK.2. A PARALLEL NINE CHANNEL DIGITAL TO ANALOG CONVERTER
A NINE CHANNEL DIGITAL TO ANALOGUE CONYERTER
DESIGNED VARIANCE ANALYSIS
NO VALU, A PROGRAM TO COMPUTE MISSING VALUES IN A
EXPERIMENTS
NO VAN, A VARIANCE ANALYSIS PROGRAM FOR FACTORIAL
CAL NETWORKS
ON THE LOOP AND NODE-ANALYSIS APPROACHES TO THE SIMULATION OF ELECTRI
COUNTABLE-BIT NOMOGRAPHIC ELECTRONIC COMPUTATION, 'NOEL'
COMPUTATION IN THE PRESENCE OF NOISE
CHARACTER RECOGNITION AS SIGNAL DETECTION IN NOISE
DIGITAL SYNTHESIS OF CORRELATED STATIONARY NOISE
NOISE AND STATISTICAL TECHNIQUES
PARAMETER VIBRATION WITH STRUCTURAL DAMPING AND NOISE EXCITATION
DISTRIBUTED
NOISE GENERATOR FOR THE 8AND 0-20 CPS
DIRECTIONAL COUPLING AND ITSJUSE FORAM~~~~~ NOISE REDUCTION
ANALOG COMPUTING APPLIED TO NOISE STUDIES
IFIER CIRCUIT THROUGH PRE-AMPLIFICATION STROBING AND NOISE-MATCHED CLIPPING
IRFORMANCE OF THE SENSE-AMPl
ON THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF NOISELESS LOAO-SHARING MATRIX SWITCHES
AUTCCORRELATIONS FOR 800LEAN FUNCTIONS OF NOISELIKE PERIODIC SEQUENCES
COMPUTER ENGINEERING
BASIC NOMENCLATURE AND DEFINITIONS IN AUTOMATIC DIGITAL
NOMINAL CLEARANCE OF THE FOIL 8EARING
A SURVEY OF CONTACT RESISTANCE THEORY FOR NOMINALLY CLEAN SURFACES
COUNTABLE-BIT NOMOGRAPHIC ELECTRONIC COMPUTATION, 'NOEL'
A CLASS OF NON-ANALYTICAL ITERATIVE PROCESSES
TRANSLATION
A REDUCTION METHOD FOR NON-ARITHMETIC DATA, AND ITS APPLICATION TO THESAURIC
THE COMPUTER IN A NON-ARITHMETIC ROLE
NON-8INARY SWlrCHING THEORY
PROCESSES
THE NEED FOR TRAINING AND RESEARCH IN NON-COMPUTER ASPECTS OF THE THEORY OF DIGITAL CONTROL
FORTRAN EXPERIENCE AND REMOTE OPERATION BY NON-COMPUTER SPECIALISTS
RECORDING HEAD fOR DIGITAL INFORMATION STORAGE WITH NON-CONTACT OPERATION
THE HORSESHOE HEAD, A
NANOSECOND SPEED IN A CORE MEMORY WITH NON-DESTRUCTIVE READ-OUT
A WORD-ORIENTED TRANSISTOR DRIVEN NON-DESTRUCTIVE READ-OUT MEMORY
A READ-CUT CIRCUIT FOR HIGH-SPEED NON-OESTRUCTIVELY READ STORES
NON-DYNAMIC ASPECTS OF REOURSIVE PROGRAMMING
60
NOTE ON THE PROOF OF THE NON-EXISTENCE OF A PHRASE STRUCTURE GRAMMAR FOR ALGOL
THEOREMS
A NON-HEURISTIC PROGRAM FOR PROVING ELEMENTARY LOGICAL
SINGULAR RULES FOR CERTAIN NON-LINEAR ALGORITHMS
URPOSE DIGITAL CnMPUTER FOR THE DESIGN OF LINEAR AND NON-LINEAR CONTROL SYSTEMS
IROUTINES ON A GENERAL-P
A STUDY OF ASYNCHRONOUSLY EXCITED OSCILLATIONS IN NON-LINEAR CONTROL SYSTEMS BY MEANS OF OIGITAL COMPUT
AEROOYNAMICS
THE STA81LITY OF NON-LINEAR OIFFERENCE-DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS IN
BEHAVIOUR OF SUBHARMONICS OF EVEN ORDER ARISING IN A NON-LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL SYSTEM
A GENERALIZED METHOD FOR FINDING ROOTS OF NON-LINEAR EQUATIONS
TH TWO-PCINT BOUNDARY CONDITIONS
THE SOLUTION OF NON-LINEAR EQUATIONS AND OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WI
ATTERING PHASE SHIFTS
METHODS FOR SOLUTION OF NON-LINEAR EQUATIONS AND THE EXTRACTION OF NUCLEAR SC
A NON-LINEAR ESTIMATION PROGRAM
THE SO LUTI ON OF NON-LINEAR HEAT-CONDUCTION PROBLEMS ON THE PILOT ACE
CONTROL
SOLUTION OF NON-LINEAR INTEGRAL EQUATIONS USING ON-LINE COMPUTER
PROOUCT ALLOCATION
A NON-LINEAR PROGRAMMING ALGORITHM WlrH APPLICATION TO
T
ANALOG COMPUTER ANALYSIS OF THE PERFDR~ANCE OF A NON-LINEAR SERVO-SYSTEM SU8JECTED TO STATISTICAL INPU
K SYSTEMS
THE EFFECT OF NON-LINEARITY ON THE STATISTICAL BEHAVIOUR OF FEEOBAC
A NON-MAGNETIC DRUM MEMORY (GERMANI
AN ANALYSIS OF NON-MATHEMATICAL DATA-PROCESSING
LOGICAL OR NON-MATHEMATICAL PROGRAMMES
SUMMER SCHOOL ON ADVANCES IN PROGRAMMING AND NON-NUMERICAL ANALYSIS
HANDLING OF NON-NUMERICAL INFORMATION
LEAST SQUARES ANALYSIS OF NON-ORTHOGONAL DATA
NON-PROCEDURAL DATA SYSTEM LANGUAGES
AN EXPERIMENT IN NON-PROCEDURAL PROGRAMMING
PROGRAMMER TRAINING PROGRAMS
NON-PROGRAMMED CURRICULUM MATERIALS FOR COMPUTER
GUIDANCE
A NON-REAL-TIME SIMULATION OF SAGE TRACKING AND BOMARC
MULTIPLE INTEGRALS ON A NON-REPETITIVE ANALOG COMPUTER
SCIENCE AND THE NON-SC I ENTI ST
TO-DIGITAL CONVERTER WITH 12 BIT ACCURACY AND FAST, NON-SEQUENTIAL SWITCHING
MULTIPLE-INPUT ANALOGMODEL
THE COMPUTING PROBLEM IN THE ANALYSIS OF NON-STOCHASTIC TIME SERIES USING AN AUTO-REGRESSION
A NUMERICAL INTEGRATION METHOD WITH NON-UNIFORM INTERVALS
MATHEMATICAL STRUCTURE OF NONARITHMETIC DATA PROCESSING PROCEOURES
262

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

NET - NON
SOS 59
SOS 61
OPI 62
SOS 62
CACM62N
SOS 62
SOS 61
50S 61
WJCC59
ICIP59
WCR 594
RTCS62
SOS 62
IFIP62
PACM62

190
403
255
203
561
49
91
95
304
290
55
66
435
112
96

CACM638 481
CACM634 116
SEE 'OCN'
PGEC582 185
TCJ5623 230
PACM58
50
CACM588
9
CACM614 181
WJCC60 193
EJCC56
16
WJCC59
81
TCJ2592 85
IBMJ602 96
I8MJ6210 394
ADC 53
45
1 EES56 276
I8MJ631 34
18MJ624 1049
I BMJ602 163
PACM62
32
AUS 60 C4.4
AUS 512 213
PACM59
79
PACM59
80
PGEC583 199
WOC062
1
18MJ584 346
OCR 62 149
CACM627 1000
HACC59
26
PGEC592 197
AUS 572 205
IBMJ633 252
P IRE530 1509
PGEC625 671
PGEC623 369
PGEC613 383
CENG59 170
IBMJ632 153
I BMJ511 44
WOC062
1
TCJ1!i91o 163
lCIP59 321
I EES56 450
NCR 584 305
C rpC510
!i5
CAS 59 132
NCR 634 31
IF IP62 585
WJCC60
83
IFIP62 !i91
ROME62 311
CACM633 105
ICIP59 282
BIT 633 175
I EES56
68
AUS 606'2.2
AUS 60 B9.2
AUS 63 C.15
PACM61 5A2
TCJIo613 255
AUS 63 8.11
PACM59
12
I EES56 158
SJCC62 129
PACM59
27
AUS 60 Cl.4
AUS 512 220
EC IP55 129
MTP S8 863
PACM52T 46
TC87633 17
HACC59
11
LSU 56 123
PACM61 11-1
F JCC63
1
PACM62
20
PGEC591 36
SJCC63 205
TCJ6641t 299
NCR 594 259
PAC1456
27
PACM59
2
JACM621 136
262

NON - NUM

TITLE WORD INDEX

NONARITHMETICAL SYSTEM EXTENSION
NONCATASTROPHIC FAILURES IN DIGITAL GUIOANCE SYSTEMS
NONCONTACT RECOROING
NONCONTACT RECORDING
NONDESTRUCTIVE MEMORY ELEMENT
NONOESTRUCTIVE READ FOR MAGNETIC CORES
NONDESTRUCTIVE READ-OUT
A NONDESTRUCTIVE READOUT FILM MEMORY
A RADIO-FREQUENCY NONDESTRUCTIVE READOUT FOR MAGNETIC-CORE MEMORIES
NONDESTRUCTIVE READOUT OF METALLIC-TAPE COMPUTER
CORES
A CARD CHANGEABLE NONDESTRUCTIVE READOUT TWISTOR STORE
AN ELEOTRICALLY ALTERABLE NONDESTRUCTIVE TWISTOR MEMORY
HIGH-SPEED ~EMORY TECHNIQUE USING STAI
FLUXLOK, A NONDESTRUCTIVE, RANDOM-ACCESS ELECTRICALLY ALTERABLE,
60
ON THE NONEXISTENCE OF A PHRASE STRUCTURE GRAMMAR FOR ALGOL
NONLINEAR ABSORBERS OF LIGHT
A NEW, SOLID-STATE, NONLINEAR ANALOG COMPONENT
THE SELENIUM RECTIFIER, A NONLINEAR AND ASYMMETRIC RESISTANCE ELEMENT
COUNTING WITH NONLINEAR BINARY FEEDBAC~ SHIFT REGISTERS
NONLINEAR CONTROL SYSTEM THEORY
MUATION OF BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS CONTAINING UNEQUAL AND NONLINEAR COST FUNCTIONS
THE MINI
ITAL CION A NEW METHOD TO SOLVE IN THE LARGE SOME NONLINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS USING HIGH SPEEO DIG
CONTROL SYSTEMS
A NONLINEAR DIGITAL OPTIMIZING PROGRAM FOR PROCESS
A STATISTICAL METHOD FOR CERTAIN NONLINEAR DYNAMICAL SYSTEMS
NONLINEAR ELECTRONIC COMPUTER ELEMENTS
THE SECANT METHOD FOR SIMULTANEOUS NONLINEAR EQUATIONS
NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF SYSTEMS OF NONLINEAR EQUATIONS
A OIGITAL NONLINEAR FUNCTION GENERATOR
REPRESENTATION OF NONLINEAR FUNCTIONS
ZEROS OF NONL INEAR FUNC TlONS
PERIODIC SOLUTIONS OF THE WAVE EQUATION WITH A NONLINEAR INTERFACE CONDITION
LINEAR AND NONLINEAR INTERPOLATORS
LINEAR EQUATIONS (FRENCHI
SOME NONLINEAR ITERATIVE PROCEDURES FOR SOLVING SYSTEMS OF
SOLUTION OF NONLINEAR KINETIC EQUATIONS
ON A RANDOM WALK RELATED TD A NONLINEAR LEARNING MODEL
PARAMETER ESTIMATION FOR SIMPLE NONLINEAR MODELS
V SERIES
THE SOLUTION OF NONLINEAR ORDINARY DIFFERENTlAL EQUATIONS IN CHEBYSHE
SOME NUMERICAL EXPERIMENTS USING NEWTON'S METHOD FOR NONLINEAR PARABOLIC AND ELLIPTIC BOUNDARY-VALUE PROBL
THE USE OF AGWAC IN THE ANALYSIS OF NONLINEAR PITCHING OSCILLATION OF A SUPERSONIC MISSIL
E
A PROGRAM FOR OPTIMAL CONTROL OF NONLINEAR PROCESSES
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN NONLINEAR PROGRAMMING
NONLINEAR PROGRAMMING COMPUTATIONS
EQUATIONS
NONLINEAR REGRESSION AND THE SOLUTION OF SIMULTANEOUS
NONLINEAR RESI STORS IN LOGICAL SWITCHING CIRCUITS
NONLINEAR SWITCHING ELEMENTS
MINATION OF A OIFFERENTIAL EQUATION MODEL FOR SIMPLE NONLINEAR SYSTEMS
A METHOD FOR FOR THE DETER
NONLINEAR TRANSFER FUNCTIONS WITH THYRIlE
SHOCK WAVES IN NONLINEAR TRANSMISSION LINES AND EFFECT ON PARAMETRIC
AMPLIFICATION
LOADED WITH THIN PERMALLOY FILMS
NONLINEAR WAVE PROPAGATION IN A TRANSMISSION LINE
SURVEY OF NONMECHANICAL TYPE PRINTERS
COMPILER
SORTING NONREDUNDANT FILES-TECHNIQUES USED IN THE FACT
SIGN DETECTION IN NONREOUNDANT RESIDUE SYSTEMS
A LOGICAL READING SYSTEM FOR NONRETURN-TO-ZERO MAGNETIC RECORDING
COMPARISON OF SATURATED AND NON SATURATED SWITCHING CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES
HESIS OF SWITCHING SYSTEMS PART III, MINIMIZATION OF NONSINGULAR BOOLEAN TREES
ICAL METHODS FOR THE SYNT
BILATERAL SWITCHING USING NONSYMMETRIC ELEMENTS
UNITARY TRIANGULARIZATION OF A NONSYMMETRIC MATRIX
REMARKS ON THE UNITARY TRIANGULARIZATION OF A NONSYMMETRIC MATRIX
AN ANNOTAr.ED BIBLIOGRAPHY ON NOR AND NAND LOGIC
THE TRANSISTOR NOR CIRCUIT
THE DESIGN OF DIODE-TRANSISTOR NOR CIRCUITS
THE NORC AND SOME OF ITS APPLICATIONS
NORC HIGH-SPEED IIRINTER
THE NORDIC II COMPUTER
THE NORDSIECK COMPUTER
THE KAPIlZA RESISTANCE OF METALS IN THE NORMAL AND SUPERCONDUCTING STATES
DATA COLLECTION AS A BY-PRODUCT OF NORMAL BUSINESS MACHINE OPERATION
AT THE BOUNDARY BETWEEN A SUPERCONDUCTOR ANO A NORMAL CONDUCTOR
SURFACE ENERGY EFFECTS
MONTE CARLO COMPUTATIONS IN NORMAL CORRELATION PROBLEMS
A COMPARISON OF METHODS FOR GENERATING NORMAL DEVIATES ON DIGITAL COMPUTERS
RANDON SAMPLING FROM THE NORMAL DISTRIBUTION
UAGES WHOSE SYNTAX IS EXPRESSIBLE IN EXTENDED BACKUS NORMAL FORM
A TRANSLATION TECHNIQUE FOR LANG
S OF THE PRI'-E II
DETERMINATION OF THE IRREDUNDANT NORMAL FORMS OF A TRUTH FUNCTION BY ITERATED CONSENSU
A METHOD FOR EVALUATING THE AREA OF THE NORMAL FUNCTION
A COMPOSITION ~ETHOD FOR NORMAL MAR~OV ALGORITH~S
A PROCEDURE FOR THE DIAGONALIZATION OF NORMAL MATRICES
RENTS
ON THE TRANSITION FROM SUPERCONOUCTING TO NORMAL PHASE, ACCOUNTING FOR LATENT HEAT AND EDDY CUR
BISTABLE ELEMENT INVOLVING THERMAL PROPAGATION OF A NORMAL REGION IN A THIN SUPERCONOUCTING FILM
IPE OF
THE FREQUENCY FUNCTION OF A QUADRATIC FORM IN RANOOM NORMAL VARIABLES
COMPUTATION OF
EQUIPMENT
AUTOMATIC TYPE SIZE NORMALIZATlDN IN HIGH SPEED CHARACTER SENSING
A METHOD OF NORMALIZED BLOCK ITERATION
SIGNIFICANCE
NORMALIZED FLOATING-POINT ARITHMETIC WITH AN INDEX OF
ON THE SPECTRAL NORMS OF SEVERAL ITERATIVE PROCESSES
StATISTICAL PROGRAMS Ar·THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA
PROCESSING IN THE CENTRAL 8UREAU OF STATISTICS OF NORWAY
NOTES ON DATA
REMARKS ON THE USE OF SYMBOLS IN ALGOL (NORWEGIANI
REAL TIME DATA PROCESSING FOR GIER (NORWEGIANI
ORIES PREDICTION AND THE EFFECT OF A COUNTER-MEASURE ~OSE CONE
LONG RANGE BALLISTIC MISSILE TRAJECT
ICAL SOLUTION OF SECOND-ORDER DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS NOT CONTAINING THE FIRST DERIVATIVE EXPLICITLY
IMER
REAL-Tl~E COMPUTATION AND RECURSIVE FUNCTIONS NOT REAL-TIME COMPUTABLE
'REAL-TIME COMPUTATION AND RECURSIVE FUNCTIONS NOT REAL-TIME COMPUTABLE'
CORRECTION
.
WHY ~OT TRY A PLUGBOARD
ESAKI DIODE NOT-OR LDGIC CIRCUITS
SERIAL DIGITAL ADDERS FOR A VARIABLE RADIX DF ~OTATION
.
AN ADDRESS LESS CODING SCHEME BASED ON MATHEMATICAL NOTATION
ANALOG COMPUTERS, INTRODUCTION AND BLOCK-DIAGRAM NOTATION
TRANSLATION TO AND FROM POLISH NOTATION
INDEXING AND THE LAMBDA NOTATION
BABBAGE, ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS AND SCALES OF NOTATION
MIRFAC, A COMPILER BASED ON STANDARD MATHEMATICAL NOTATIDN AND PLAIN ENGLISH
A SHORT STUDY OF NOTATION EFFICIENCY
A

ANALYSIS OF
HIGH-DENSITY MAGNETIC HEAD DESIGN FOR
HIGH-DENSITY MAGNETIC HEAD DESIGN FOR
THE DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW
A NEil
A DIGITAL STATIC MAGNETIC WIRE STORAGE WITH

263

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

NEU - NOT
PCS 62

25~

365
NCR
53
PGEC626 76~
WJCC61 443
WJCC55 III
PGEC611 56
WJCC61 411
PGEC5~4
12
PGEC59~ 470
WJCC59
41
PGEC60~ 451
PGEC603 323
CACM629 483
IBMJ634 334
PGEC63~
62~

PGEC60~ ~96

PACM52P
PGEC634
CCST61
PACM62
ECIP55
SJCC62

165
351
218
116
18~

15
2Bl
HACC59
23
CACM59D 12
JACM63~ 550
PACM62
5~
PGEC564 203
J ACM613 366
18MJ611
2
PGEC635 526
IFIP62
91
HARV61 262
NCR 612 211
CACM591 28
TCJ6631 88
CACM614 181
AUS 512 211A
IBSJ621
2
AlC 623 156
PACM58
22
CACM621 391
WJCC5) 114
PACM52P 1~3
PGEC63~ 394
PGEC582 91
IBMJ604 391
IBMJ634 218
EJCC52 113
CACM635 231
PGEC624 49~
PGEC553 93
PGEC602 161
IBMJ59~ 326
PGEC611 ~2
JACM584 339
JACM602 185
PGEC635 462
WCR 51~ 231
PGEC601 15
LSU 56
52
CACM596 25
WCR 574 85
WJCC53 227
IBMJ621 31
WJCC55
3~
IBMJ621 11
JACM633 302
JACM593 316
TCJ361~ 251
ROME62
23
PGEC602 245
CACM615 224
ICC 634 195
JACM592 116
18MJ592 132
DNR 60 11)
JACM603 245
NCR 584 318
JACM592 236
EJCC59 24~
HARV~9

JACM59~

~94

CACM612 108
ICC 622 108
BIT 621
1
BIT 633 196
AUS 60B'10.1
TCJ6644 368
PGEC626 153
PGEC634 ~OO
EJCC54
~
PGEC612 183
ADC 53 120
AUS 511 121
CH8K62
1
TCJ5623 210
CACM63D l~O
TCB6634 128
CACM639 545
CACM608 468
263

NOT - NUM

TITLE WORD INDEX

CONTINUED OPERATION NOTATION FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION ANO ARRAY PROCESSING
TS
THE USE OF PARENTHESIS-FREE NOTATION FOR THE AUTOMATIC DESIGN OF SWITCHING CIRCUI
PROGRAMMING NOTATION IN SYSTEMS DESIGN
THE WORD 'NOTE' HAS BEEN PREVENTED FROM INDEXING
SYNTAX OF THE GERMAN NOUN PHRASE
THE TYPOTRON, A NOVEL CHARACTER DISPLAY STORAGE TUBE
BIHARMONIC OPERATOR
A NOVEL FINITE-DIFFERENCE APPROXIMATION TO THE
A NOVEL TYPE OF ISOGRAPH (ALGEBRAIC EQUATION SOLVER)
THE POSSIBILITIES OF FAR-REACHING MECHANIZATION OF NOVELTY SEARCH OF THE PATENT LITERATURE
WHAT COMPONENTS ARE AVAILABLE NOW ANO IN THE FUTURE
THE PROGRAMMING OF SUPERSONIC NOZZLE FLOW
ERING BY PACKAGED UNIT CONSTRUCTISN
THE ELLIOTT-NRDC COMPUTER 401, A DEMONSTRATION OF COMPUTER ENGINE
THEORETICAL ANO EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF RZ AND NRZ RECORDING CHARACTERISTICS
A METHOD FOR tHE SOLUTION OF THE NTH BEST PATH PR08LEM
COR 'BEST'I APPROXIMATION AND THE METHOD OF LEAST NTH POWERS
ON THE METHOD OF MINIMUM
OF ITERATIVE METHODS FOR THE CALCULATION OF NTH ROOTS
COMPARISON
JHE ROLE OF LARGE SCALE DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN NUCLEAR ENGINEERING
COMPUTATIONS IN NUCLEAR LEVEL OENSITY PROBLEMS
COMPUTATIONAL PROBLEMS IN NUCLEAR PHYSICS
COMPUTATIONAL PROBLEMS IN THEORETICAL NUCLEAR PHYSICS
ABSJRACTS. NUCLEAR REACJOR CODES
ABSTRACTS, ADDITIONAL NUCLEAR REACTOR CDOES
PRELIMINARY CALCULATION OF SOME PARAMETERS IN NUCLEAR REACTOR CORE THERMAL DESIGN
PHYSICAL SIMULATION OF NUCLEAR REACTOR POWER PLANT SYSTEMS
CONTROL PROBLEMS IN NUCLEAR RECTORS
LUTION OF NON-LIftEAR EQUATIONS AND THE EXTRACTION OF NUCLEAR SCATTERING PHASE SHIFTS
METHODS FOR SO
NUCLEAR SPIN RELAXAJION IN SUPERCONOUCTING CAOMIUM
THE LORENZ NUMBER
ON TAKI NG THE SQUARE ROOT OF A COMPLEX NUMBER
IN A 4-0IGIT NUMBER OR 16 RANDOM CODES IN A 5-0IGIT NUMBER
IN, STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL OF 13 RANOOM CODES
CHOOSING A NUMBER BASE
PRIME NUMBER CODING FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
A NOTE ON THE USE OF THE ABACUS IN NUMBER CONVERSION
SYSTI
PARALLELISM IN COMPUTER ORGANIZATION RANDOM NUMBER GENERATION IN THE FIXED PLUS VARIABLE COMPUTER
EMPIRICAL JESTS OF AN ADDITIVE RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR
A NEW PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR
NOTES ON A NEW PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR
A 4B-BIT PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR
ON A TEST FOR REPEATING CYCLES IN A PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR
NOTE
RANDOM NUMBER GENERATORS
MIXED CONGRUENTIAL RANOOM NUMBER GENERATORS FOR OECIMAL MACHINES
THE NUMBER OF CLASSES OF INVERTIBLE BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS
L SWITCHING CIRCUITS
A NOTE ON THE NUMBER OF INTEPNAL VARIABLE ASSIGNMENTS FOR SEQUENTIA
SIMPSON'S RULE FOR AN 000 NUMBER OF INTERVALS
ON THE COMPUJATION OF THE NUMBER OF SOLUTIONS OF CERTAIN TRINOMIAL CONGRUENCES
SWITCHING FUNCTIONS
MINIMIZING THE NUMBER OF STATES IN INCOMPLETELY SPECIFIED SEQUENTIAl
UNIVERSAL COMPUTER CAPABLE OF EXECUTING AN ARBITRARY NUMBER OF SUB-PROGRAMS SIMULTANEOUSLY
A
ON THE REDUCTION OF NUMBER RANGE IN THE USE OF THE GRAEFFE PROCESS
LANGUAGES
ON A FLOATING-POINT NUMBER REPRESENTATION FOR USE WITH ALGORITHMIC
NUMBER REPRESENTATION IN DIGITAL COMPUTERS
SIGNED-DIGIT NUMBER REPRESENTATIONS FOR FAST PARAllEL ARITHMETIC
A CLASS OF NUMBER REPRESENTATIONS FOR PARALLEL ARITHMETIC
THE RESIDUE NUMBER SYSTEM
THE RESIDUE NUMBER SYSTEM
AN IMAGINARY NUMBER SYSTEM
SIGN DETERMINATION IN A MODULAR NUMBER SYSTEM
A DIGITAL CORRElATOR BASED ON THE RESIDUE NUMBER SYSTEM
DIVISIONS AND SQUARE ROOT IN THE QUARTER-IMAGINARY NUMBER SYSTEM
LINEAR SIMULTANEOUS EOUATIONS USING THE RESIDUE NUMBER SYSTEM
A COMPUTER FOR SOLVING
COMMENT ON 'AN IMAGINARY NUMBER SYSTEM'
CCNVERSION BETWEEN BINARY AND DECIMAL NUMBER SYSTEMS
REFLECTED NUMBER SYSTEMS
DIVISION AND OVERFLOW DETECTION IN RESIDUE NUMBER SYSTEMS
CODED DECIMAL NUMBER SYSTEMS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
THE APPLICATION OF HIGH SPEED COMPUTERS TO NUMBER THEORY TABLES
THE WHDLE-NUMBER-INCREMENTAL COMPUTING ALGORITHM
NEGATIVE-BASE NUMBER-REPRESENTATION SYSTEMS
IMP. AN AUIIILIARY DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR COMPLEX NUMB.ERS
A Sl:BROUTlNE FOR COMPIJTATIONS WITH RATIONAL NUMBERS
SOME NEW DIVISORS OF MERSENNE NUMBERS
SEARCH LIMITS ON DIVISORS OF MERSENNE NUMBERS
CORRELATION IN THE GENERATION OF PSEUOD-RANDOM NUMBERS
SERIAL
CONGRUENCE METHOD OF GENERATING PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBERS
A MODIFIED
QUARTIC YIELDING CERTAIN DIVISORS OF MERSENNE NUMBERS
A REMARKABLE
THREE MACHINES WHICH READ ROWS OF HANDWRITTEN ARABIC NUMBERS
SIMULATION OF
(FRENCHI
HANDLING OF NUMBERS AND OReERS IN THE IRSIA-FNRS COMPUTER
NG FUNCTIONS
CHARACTERISTIC NUMBERS AND THEIR USE IN THE DECOMPOSITION OF SWITCHI
ON APPROXIMATING TRANSCENDENTAL NUMBERS BY CONTINUED FRACTIONS
EVALUATING NUMBERS EXPRESSED AS STRINGS OF ENGLISH WORDS
A RAPID DIGITAL-TO-ANALOGUE CONVERTOR FOR NUMBERS HAVING ELEVEN BINARY DIGITS
BINARY POINT
THE CONTROL OF MAGNITUDES OF NUMBERS IN DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINES WITH A FIXED
ON SEQUENCE S OF PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBERS OF MAXIMAL LENGTH
THE GENERATION OF PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBERS ON A DECIMAL CALCULATOR
THE GENERATION OF PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBERS ON ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTERS
EM
ON COMPUTABLE NUMBERS WITH AN APPLICATION TO THE ENTSCHEIDUNGSPROBL
DO IT BY THE NUMBERS, DIGITAL SHORTHAND
OF A COMMCN LANGUAGE, ESPECIALLY FOR SCIENTIFIC NUMERAL WORK
THE PROBLEM
A CONVENTION TO DISTINGUISH LETTER 0 FROM NUMERAL ZERO
THE RECOGNITION OF HANDWRITTEN NUMERALS BY CONTOUR ANALYSIS
ALPHA-NUMERIC CHARACTER RECOGNITION USING LOCAL OPERATIONS
BIBLIOGRAPHY ON NUMERICAL ANALYSIS
THE USE OF CONTINUANTS IN PRACTICAL NUMERICAL ANALYSIS
RECENT TRENDS IN COMPUfER PROGRAMMING AND NUMERICAL ANALYSIS
INFORMATION THEORY AND NUMERICAL ANALYSIS
SUI'MER SCHOOL ON AOVANCES IN PROGRAMMING AND NON-NUMERICAL ANAl YSIS
NUMERICAL ANALYSIS I
NUMERICAL ANALYSIS II
U.C.L.A.
THE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM IN NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS.
INTEGRALS
NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF TWO GENERALIZED ELLIPTIC
MARYlAND
THE NUMERICAL ANALYSIS PROGRAM AT THE UNIVERSITY OF
264

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

NON - NUM
CACM638 467
PGEC603 3~2
I BSJ632 117
NSMT6D 280
NCR 554 129
TCJ6632 111
PGEC5B2 91
ICSI582 1011
ONR 51
50
CAMB49
41
ADC 53 273
PGEC632 92
JACM594 506
PACM56
5
CACM613 143
AUS 60 B8.1
AUS 60B' 3.1
HARV49 250
AUS 60B'3.2
CACM591
6
CACM601
6
AUS 60 B8.3
EJCC51
BO
CCST61 507
AUS 63 B.ll
IBMJ621 24
I BMJ512 147
TCJ2592 89
CACM623 165
PCS 62
42
TCJ3601 21
CACM603 161
WJCC61 157
JACM594 52T
JACM601 15
JACM612 163
CACM618 350
TCJ3601
9
PACM59
1
JACM632 131
JACM631 25
PGEC594 439
PACM59
3
JACM511t 505
PGEC593 356
EJCC59 108
JACM634 538
CACM623 160
AAOC60 132
PGEC61] 389
PACM61 13B2
WJCC59 146
PGEC592 140
CACM604 245
HARV61 136
PGEC611 63
CACM614 192
PGEC622 164
CACM618 3~5
I'ISEE463 25
PGEC562 19
PGEC624 501
PIRE530 1450
PACM61 6A2
NCR 634 58
PGEC633 211t
J EES56 278
JACM561
6
BIT 622 90
BIT 624 224
JACM601 72
TCJl582 83
BIT 632 122
PGEC613 489
69
ECIP55
PACM52P 215
CACM614 111
CACM600 541
IEES56 427
CAMB49
50
JACM584 353
JACM542 88
TCJ2604 181
ARAP5'l1 230
CACM600 530
ICIP59 120
TCJ6631 49
I BMJ631 14
EJCC59 21B
JACM562 85
AUS 511 111
ADDC62
33
AOOC62 158
TCB1633 17
HES56 112
I EES56 149
CLUN55 145
PACM62 108
CLUN55 161
264

NUM - ONE

TITLE WORD INDEX

NUMERICAL
NUMERICAL
NUMERICAL
NUMERICAL
NUMERICAL
NUMERICAL
NUMERICAL
SYMPOSIUM ON STABILITY OF NUMERICAL
ANALYSIS ANC NUMERICAL
NE PIVOTED SLICER BEARINGS
A METHOO FOR CHECKING NUMERICAL
ON THE NUMERICAL
INTEGRALS
NUMERICAL
ELASTIC ANO CTHER RELAXATION PROCESSES I, THEORY ANO NUMERICAL
NUMERICAL
S FOR A SET OF SIMULTANEOUS FIRST ORDER DIFFERENTI
AUTOMATIC DRAFTING VIA COMPUTER NUMERICAL
PANel ON NUMERICAL
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN THE NUMERICAL
DATA PREPARATION FOR NUMERICAL
SUB 500, A NUMERICAL
NUMERICAL
PLINE CURVE, A SMOOTH INTERPOLATING FUNCTION USEO IN NUMERICAL
AN ITERATIVE METHOD OF NUMERICAL
A CASE OF NUMERICAL
LE OF A FUNCTION SATISFYING A SECONDI
NOTE ON THE NUMERICAL
NUMERICAL
TloN ITERATIVE METHODS WITH IMPLICIT ALTER I
RECENT NUMERICAL
NEAR PARABOLIC AND ELLIPTIC BOUNDARY-VALUE PI
SOME NUMERICAL
PROCESSING
DESIGN OF NUMERICAL
HANDLING OF NON-NUMERICAL
A STABILITY CRITERION FOR NUMERICAL
A MODIFICATION OF FILON'S METHOD OF NUMERICAL
THE WILF STABILITY CRITERION FOR NUMERICAL
L MAHERS RELATING TO PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR METHODS OF NUMERICAL
A NUMERICAL
INTERVAlS
OPTIMAL MESH SIZE IN THE NUMERICAL
EQUATION
AN EXPONENTIAL METHOO OF NUMERICAL
DNS
ON THE ACCUMULATION OF ERRORS IN NUMERICAL
THE USE OF SUB-ROUTINES ON SEAC FOR NUMERICAL
FOR GAUSS IANI
ON THE NUMERICAL
NUMERICAL
NUMERICAL
NUMERICAL
NUMERICAL
NUMERICAL
NUMERICAL
NUMERICAL
FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS AND NUMERICAL
NUMERICAL
C DIGITAL COMPUTERS
EQUATIONS ON DIGITAL COMPUTERS
A NUMERICAL
D ISODOSE CURVES FOR TREATMENT PLANNING IN RADII
A NUMERICAL
A NUMERICAL
MOVING BOUNDARY
AUTOMATIC CALCULATING MACHINES AND NUMERICAL
ANALYSIS OF NETS BY NUMERICAL
SOME EXAMPLES OF NUMERICAL
NUMERICAL
NUMERICAL
UNSTEADY FLUID MOTION
NUMERICAL
A SURVEY OF NUMERICAL
EQUATIONS
A STUDY OF NUMERICAL
DESIGN OF A NUMERICAL
COMPILER-INTERPRETER FOR USING IN NUMERICAL
ERRORS IN LARGE-SCALE NUMERICAL
C PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
NUMERICAL
NUMERICAL
NUMERICAL
NUMERICAL
ON THE IBM TYPE 701 elECTRONIC DATA PRDCESSII
THE NUMERICAL
THE FIRST KIND
A TECHNIQUE FOR THE NUMERICAL
PROBLEMS
A NOTE ON NUMERICAL
FLUTTER ANALYSIS
ON THE NUMERICAL
NUMERICAL
SOME REMARKS ON THE NUMERICAL
STABI LilY OF A NUMERICAL
SOME GENERAL IMPLICIT PROCESSES FOR THE NUMERICAL
HYOROoYNAMI CSW ITH BESK I GERMAN)
NUMERICAL
STABILITY OF A NUMERICAL
TH MATRIX COEFFICIENTS AND ITERATIVE METHOOS FOR THE NUMERICAL
THE NUMERICAL
USING CHEBYSHEV SERIES
THE NUMERICAL
A CHEBYSHEV SERIES METHOD FOR THE NUMERICAL
THE FIRST KIND BY THE INVERSION OF THE LINI
ON THE NUMERICAL
RIMENTAL STUDIES ON THE ACCUMULATION OF ERROR IN THE NUMERICAL
WITH CONSTANT COEFFICIENTS
NOTE ON THE NUMERICAL
THE NUMERICAL
PROPAGATION OF TRUNCATION ERRORS IN THE NUMERICAL
BY REPEAl
FIFTH-ORDER METHODS FOR THE NUMERICAL
ON PROGRAMMING THE NUMERICAL
THE NUMERICAL
IONS NOT CONTAINING THE FIRST DERIVATIVE EXPLI
NUMERICAL
NUMERICAL
WITHOUT SIMIlARIITY ASSUMPTIONS
RATES OF CONVERGENCE IN NUMERICAL
HIGH ACCURACY DIFFERENCE FORMULAE FOR THE NUMERICAL
ROUND-OFF ERROR IN THE NUMERICAL
THE NUMERICAL
CHEBYSHEV SERIES
THE SEAC
A NUMERICAL
NUMERICAL
VALUE PROBLEMS BY BOUNDARY CONTRACTION
IAL EQUATION APPLIED TO THE AIR LUBRICATION 01
THE NUMERICAL
E SLIDER BEl
A GAS FILM LUBRICATION STUDY PART II, NUMERICAL
EQUATIONS IN THE CASE OF A RECTANGULAR CANTILEVERI
NUMERICAL
EQUATION
A NUMERICAL
SYMPOSIUM O~
ACCELERATION TECHNIQUES I'N
'DIRECT SEARCH' SOLUTION OF
AN ALGORITHM FOR THE
THE USE OF THE GENIE SYSTEM IN
A GENERALI ZED TECHNIQUE FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION ANO

LEMS IN ONE INOEPENDENI

265

ANALYSIS USING AUTOMATIC COMPUTERS (FRENCH)
ANALYSIS, WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO PROB
AND STATISTICAL PROBLE~S
APPLICATION OF A LINEAR OPERATOR
CALCULATION
CALCULATION
CALCULATION OF SHOCK WAVES
CALCULATIONS
CALCULATIONS OF THE DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR OF PLA
CODES USING THE 1401
COMPUTATION OF INCOMPLETE ELLIPTIC
COMPUTATION CF STAR EPHE~ERIDES IGERMAN)
COMPUTATIONS
IFUNCTION FOR DESCRIBING AN
CONSTRUCTION OF TAYLOR SERIES APPROXIMATION
CONTROL
CONTROL
CONTROL OF MACHINE TOOLS
CONTROL OF MACHINE TOOLS
CONTROL SYSTEM
CONTROL SYSTEMS AND THEIR APPLICATION
DESIGN OF SHIP-LINES
THE S
DIFFERENTIATION
DIVERGENCE
EVALUATION OF A FIRST DERIVATIVE FROM A TAB
EVALUATION OF MULTIPLE INTEGRALS
EXPERIMENTS COMPARING SUCCESSIVE OVERRELAXA
EXPERIMENTS USING NEWTON'S METHOD FOR NONLI
FILTERS WITH APPLICATIONS TO MISSILE DATA
INFORMATION
INTEGRATION
INTEGRATION
I NTE GRA TI ON
INTEGRATION
ITHEORETICAL AND COMPUTATloNA
INTEGRATION ~ETHOO WITH NON-UNIFORM
INTEGRATION OF AN ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL
INTEGRATION OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATI
INTEGRATION ON THE ENIAC
INTEGRATIONS OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS AND
INVERSION OF LAPLACE AND MELLIN TRANSFORMS
INVERSION OF LAPLACE TRANSFORMS
MATHEMATICAL METHODS, I
MATHEMATICAL METHODS. II
MATHEMATICAL METHODS, III
MATHEMATICAL METHODS, IV
MATHEMATICAL METHODS, V
MATHEMATICAL METHODS. VIII
MATHEMATICS IFRENCHI
MATHEMATICS FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF ELECTRoNI
METHOD FOR SOLVING CONTROL DIFFERENTIAL
METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF MOVING FIEL
METHOD OF SOLVING A HEAT FLOW PROBLEM WITH
METHODS
METHODS
METHODS AND THE PHILOSOPHY BEHIND THEM
METHODS ASSOCIATED WITH LAPLACE'S EQUATION
METHODS FOR COMPUTING TWO-DIMENSIONAL
METHODS FOR HIGH-SPEED COMPUTERS, A SURVEY
METHODS FOR PARABOLIC OIFFERENTIAL
METHODS FOR SOLVING DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
MILLING MACHINE SYSTEM
ORIENTED LANGUAGES TRANSLATION
PROBLEMS
PROCEDURES FOR THE INTEGRATION OF HYPERBOLI
QUADRATURE IN MANY DIMENSIONS
QUADRATURE IN N DIMENSIONS
QUADRATURE OF DISCONTINUOUS FUNCTIONS
SOLUTION OF A PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
SOLUTION OF CERTAIN INTEGRAL EQUATIONS OF
SOLUTION OF CERTAIN LINEAR BOUNDARY VALUE
SOLUTION OF CHARACTERISTIC EQUATIONS IN
SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
SOLUTION OF OIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS IN
SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS, PART II
SOLUTION OF EQUATIONS IN SQUARE MATRICES OF
SOLUTION OF EXTENDED INITIAL VALUE PROBLEMS
SOLUTION OF FREDHOLM INTEGRAL EQUATIONS
SOLUTION OF FREDHOLM INTEGRAL EQUATIONS
SOLUTION OF FREDHOLM INTEGRAL EQUATIONS OF
SOLUTION OF INITIAL VALUE PROBLEMS FOR SYST
SOLUTION OF LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
SOLUTION OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
SOLUTION OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
SOLUTION OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
SOLUTION OF POLYNOMIAL EQUATIONS
SOLUTION OF SECOND-ORDER DIFFERENTIAL EQUAT
SOLUTION OF SYSTEMS OF NONLINEAR EQUATIONS
SOLUTION OF THE BOUNDARY LAYER EQUATIONS
SOLUTION OF THE DIFFUSION EQUATION
SOLUTION OF THE HEAT CONDUCTION EQUATION
SOLUTION OF THE HEAT EQUATION
SOLUTION OF THE HEAT EQUATION USING
SOLUTION OF THE HELIUM WAVE EQUATION WITH
SOLUTION OF THE NEUMANN AND MIXED BOUNDARY
SOLUTION OF THE REYNOLD'S PARTIAL DIFFERENT
SOLUTION OF THE REYNOLDS EQUATION .FOR FINIT
SOLUTION OF THE VON KARMAN LARGE OEFLEXION
SOLUTION TO THE MISCIBLE DISPLACEMENT

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

NOT - NUM
ICIP59 102
IFIP62 149
JACM612 212
JACM624 440
ARAP612
1
CACM613 147
IFIP62 141
IFIP62 207
IBMJ634 303
BIT 611 4B
BIT 611
8
ECIP55 202
IBMJ614 297
JACM613 374
CACM614 196
IFIP6Z 258
CAS 58
94
WCR 584
3
BIT 623 182
AUS 63 C.13
BIT 622 76
TCJ3614 270
BIT 612 130
TCJ3602 112
AUS 63 8.18
PACM61 2A2
CACM614 187
JACM613 440
HACC59
11
JACM593 363
J ACM602 181
JACM6]4 557
TCJ4611 64
PACM59
2
JACM621 98
CACM638 491
MSEE462 19
PACM52T 88
AUS 571 117
CACM603 171
MSEE461
6
MSEE461
7
MSEE462 12
MSEE462 17
MSEE462 18
MSEE463 31
ICC 621 10
ECIP55
21
JACM601 61
CACM630 625
JACM582 161
AUS 51
93
J ACM603 251
IFIP62
17
HARV49 152
TCB6634 127
WJCC59 249
AlC 612
1
PACM58
3
EJCC57
11
ROME6Z 539
TCB6634 124
ECIP55 IBO
JACM592 219
TCJ66]1 75
PACM61 2A4
PACM52T 115
JACM621 84
JACM583 258
~ACM581
45
EJCC54
58
AUS 571 108
JACM592 196
TCJ5634 329
ECIP55 186
JACM601 46
IFIP62 102
PACM61 2Al
AUS 63 B.19
TCJ6631 102
JACM631 97
ICIP59
36
TCJ6632 206
AOC 53 137
JACM551
5
JACM621 64
CACM60D 644
TCJ6644 368
JACM634 550
PACM58
7
JACM561 29
TCJ5622 142
JACM591 48
AUS 60B' 5.2
PACM52T 34
JACM613 336
PACM61 2A5
I BMJ59] 256
AUS 60 89.1
LSU 58
90
265

NUM - OPE

TITLE WORD INDEX

NUM - ONE

EQUATIONS
THE EXTENSION OF
SOLVING ELLIPTIC DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS
COMPUTER PROGRESS IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA, II. THE
MACHINES
THE
SYSTEMS
PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
IC DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
DATA PROCESSING REQUIREMENTS FOR

NUMERICAL SOLUTIONS OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL
PACM59 . 53
NUMERICAL STUDIES OF IMPLICIT ITERATIVE METHOOS FOR
IFIP62 132
NUMERICAL SYSTEM OF RESIDUAL CLASSES 'SRC)
DIP 62 5~3
NUMERICAL SYSTEM OF RESIDUAL CLASSES IN MATHEMATICAL ICIP59 ~19
NUMERICAL TECHNIQUES FDR THE STUDY OF TIME-VARYING
AUS 63 B.20
NUMERICAL TREATMENT OF A FOURTH ORDER PARABOLIC
JACM5~3 III
NUMERICAL TREATMENT OF A SET OF FOURTH ORDER HYPERBOL PACM5B
1
NUMERICAL WEATHER PREDICTION
EJCC53
22
NUMERICAL WEATHER PREDICTION
AIC 601 ~3
AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING FOR NUMERICAL WEATHER PREDICTION
.
CAN 62
76
USE OF COMPUTERS FOR NUMERICAL WEATHER PREDICTION 'GERMAN)
ECIP55 19~
NUMERICAL WEATHER PREOICTION AND ANALYSIS
AUS 63 B.9
SOLUTION OF NAVAL NUMERICAL wEATHER PROBLEMS 'CDC 160~)
CAS 60
91
AUTO-PROGRAMMING FOR NUMERICALLY CONTROLLEO MACHINE TOOLS
ARAP591 220
USE OF THE APT LANGUAGE FOR AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING OF NUMERICALLY CONTROLLED MACHINE TOOLS
IE DESIGN ANO CAS 59
80
PROOUCTION ENGINEER
NUMERICALLY CONTROLLED MACHINE TOOLS ANO THE
AUS 573 306
NUMERICALLY CONTROLLED MILLING MACHINE
EJCC52 133
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING FOR NUMERICALLY CONTROLLEO TOOLS. APT III
CAS 61 1~0
THE NUMERICORD MACHINE-TOOL OIRECTOR
EJCC57
6
THE ·NUMEROSCOPE
HARV~7
238
ANAUlG COMPUTER TECHNIQUES FOR PLOTTING BOOE AND NYQUIST OIAGRAMS
WJCC60 165
AN ANALOG COMPUTER NYQUIST PLOTTER
NCR 602 ~1
A CONVENTION TO DISTINGUISH LETTER 0 FROM NUMERAL ZERO
TCJ6631 ~9
THE OAK RIDGE AUTOMATIC COMPUTER
PACM52T 1~2
T.HE LOGICAL OESIGN OF THE OAK RIDGE DIGITAL COMPUTER
PACM52T 23
RELIABILI'Y EXPERIENCE ON THE OARAC
EJCC53
~3
-CR VERBS. IMPERSONALLY USED VERBS. ANO SUBJECT-OBJECT AMBIGUITIES
RUSSIAN MTL 612 ~77
THE CLASSIFICATION OF ENGLISH VERBS BY OBJECT TYPES
MTL 611 83
DESIGN OBJECTIVES FOR THE IBM STRETCH COMPUTER
EJCC56
20
DESIGN OBJECTIVES FOR 'HE IBM STRETCH COMPUTER
NEWC57
99
MAGNETIC FIELDS OF SQUARe-LOOP THIN FILMS OF OBLATE SPHEROIDAL GEOMETRY
PGEC59~ ~5B
THE PROCESSING OF P.Z.T. OBSERVATIONS BY A SMALL ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
AUS 60 B1.1
HEURISTICS
OBSERVATIONS CONCERNING COMPUTING, DEDUCTION. AND
CPFS61
21
SOME OBSERVATIONS ON ALGOL IN USE 'BURROUGHS 220)
CAS 60 15~
THE DESCRIPTION OF COMPUTING PROCESSES. SOME OBSERVATIONS ON AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING ANO ALGOL 60
ROME62 391
THE DESCRIPTION OF COMPUTING PROCESSES. SOME OBSERVATIONS ON AUTOMATIC PROGRA~MING ANO ALGOL 60
ARAP623
1
(GERMANI
OBSERVATIONS ON THE PROBLEM OF DATA-PROCESSING
ECIP55
5
OPERATION ECUIPMENT FOR THE ORBITING ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATORY
GROUND SJCC63 141
DATA STORAGE EQUIPMENT FOR THE ORBITING ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATORY
PRIMARY PROCESSOR AND PGEC636 677
RECALL AND RECOGNITION OF STIMULUS PATTERNS 8Y HUMAN 08SERVERS
STATISTICAL MODELS FOR SOS 59
51
SIMULATION TO 08TAIN A SYSTEMS MEASURE OF AN AIR DUEL ENVIRONMENT
PGEC591 ~5
A.D.P. INSTALLATIONS AND PROVISIONAL RESULTS SO FAR 08TAINED
10 RECORDING TECHNIQUES USED IN GOVERNMENT RMCS60
1
UT ANGLE THETA FOR LARGE THI
A FEEDBACK METHOD FOR 08TAINING A SYNCHRO OUTPUT SIGNAL PROPORTIONAL TO INP PGEC603 359
ULTIPLE INPUT-OUTPUT LOI
ON A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR 08TAINING IRREDUCIBLE REPRESENTATIONS FOR TWO-LEVEL M JACM631 48
ULTIPLE INPI
ERRATUM IN 'ON A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR 08TAINING IRREDUCIBLE REPRESENTATIONS FOR TWO-LEVEL M JACM632 256
THE VERTEX-FRAME METHOD FOR OBTAINING MINIMAL PROPOSITION-LETTER FORMULAS
PGEC622 144
LVING SWITCHING 01
THE USE. OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN OBTAINING SOLUTIONS TO ELECTRIC-CIRCUIT PR08LEMS INVO IEES56
35
FUNCTIONS
A METHOD FOR OBTAINING SPECIFIC VALUES OF COMPILING-PARAMETER
JACM623 319
AMIC PROGRAM~IN' AND INFORMATION THEI
A METHOD FOR OBTAINING SUBOPTIMAL GROUP-TESTING POLICIES USING OYN JACM631 89
BY ANALOG CO~PUTcR TECHNIQUES
OBTAINING THE FREQUENCY RESPONSE OF PHYSICAL SYSTEMS NCR 612 196
HEMATICS. PRCGRAMMING AND ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING OCCUPATIONS
IRMATION ON CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN MAT CACM629 472
THE SOLUTION OF CERTAIN PROBLEMS OCCURRING IN THE STUDY OF FLUID FLOW
CAS 51
91
BILITY TO CO~PUTER DESIGN LOGIC
OCTAL DIAGRAMS OF BINARY CONCEPTION AND THEIR APPLICA CACM599 28
ODD 81NARY ASYNCHRONOUS COUNTERS
PGEC561 12
SIMPSON'S RULE FOR AN 000 NUMBER OF INTERVALS
PACM59
3
THE WORD 'OF' HAS 8EEN PREVENTED FROM INDEXING
ON-LINE. OFF-LINE, OR S~ARED-TIME
TCJ2593 150
STC EQUIPMENT BEING OFFERED IN AUSTRALIA
AUS 60DI~.3
IBM EQUIPMENT OFFERING IN AUSTRALIA
AUS 60013.1
FERRANTI EQUIPMENT OFFERING IN AUSTRALIA
AUS 60014.1
NCR EQUIPMENT OFFERING IN AUSTRALIA
AUS 60014.2
BURROUGHS EQUIPMENT OFFERING IN AUSTRALIA
AUS 60015.3
CONTROL FEATURES OF A MAGNETIC-DRUM TELEPHONE OFFICE
PGEC5S1 21
INTEGRATING THE PROCEDURES OF AN INSURANCE OFFICE
BCS 58 63~
AUTOMATION IN THE POST·OFFICE
TC82595 18
THE FULLY INTEGRATED INSURANCE OFFICE
EDPS61 272
A.D.P. SYSTEM DESIGN IN THE AUSTRALIAN POST OFFICE
AUS 63 A.9
DIGITAL COMPUTER EARN A PLACE IN.A CIVIL ENGINEERING OFFICE
CAN A SMALL AUS 60 85.2
TO THE BELL SYSTEM'S FIRST ELECTRONIC SWITCHING OFFICE
AN INTROOUCTION EJCC57 20~
EXPERIENCE WITH A COMPUTER IN A LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE
THE FIRST YEAR'S TCH601
2
CERTAIN ACTUARIAL PROBLEMS OF A ·LARGE LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE
AN APPLICATION OF THE IBM 650 EDPM TO AUS 60 A3.1
NEWSLETTER
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH (ONRI DIGITAL COMPUTER
SEE 'OCN'
GENERALIZED SIMULATION OF POST OFFICE SYSTEMS
JACM612 252
PROGRESS TOWARDS CONTROLLING POST OFFICE TELECOMMUNICATION STORES BY COMPUTER
TC8461~ 116
FOUR YEARS OF AUTOMATIC OFFICE WORK
TCJ1583 106
DIFFICUL.TJES OF USING AUTOMATIC COMPUTERS ON OFFICE WORK
AUS 60 A7.~
AUTOMATION AND THE OFFICE.· 1
TCB2583 H
AUTOMATION AND THE OFFICE, 2
TCB2584 59
TRAINING THE SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION OFFICER
ICSI582 1489
AN ANALOG COMPUtER FOR SCHOOLS AND OFFICES
LSU 56 138
PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
OFFICIAL ACTIONS AND RESPONSES TO ALGOL 60 AS A
CACM63~ 159
SOFTWARE EXPERIENCES AT IMPERIAL OIL
CAN 62 21~
OPERATIONS RESEARCH AND COMPUTERS IN AN INTEGRATED OIL COMPANY
CAN 58 229
OMPUTERS TO THE CDNMERICAL PLANNING OF AN INTEGRATED OIL COMPANY
APPLICATION OF C EDPS61 3~~
OF COMPUTING MACHINERY TO RESEARCH OF THE OIL INDUSTRY
APPLICATION HARV49 305
AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER TO THE OPERATION OF A CRUOE OIL PIPE LINE
THE APPLICATION OF CAN 58 223
COSTING OIL SURVEYING OPERATIONS
EDPS61 ~88
ROCESSING EQUIPMENT
REQUIREMENTS OF THE BUREAU OF OLD-AGE AND SURVIVORS INSURANCE FOR ELECTRONIC DATA P WJCC53
7~
AN ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE AND ITS TRANSLATOR FOR OLIVETTI ELEA 6001
PALGO. ROME62 439
DETERMINATION OF THREE PERCENTILES OF THE OMEGA-SUB-N DISTRIBUTION FUNCTION
JACM511t 412
ACFt57
OMNICODE, A COMMON LANGUAGE PROGRAMMING SYSTEM
57
FUNCTION-ORIENTED ON-LINE ANALYSIS
WOCD62 191
ON-LINE COMPUTER CONTROL OF A CHEMICAL PLANT
CAN 62 258
ON-LINE COMPUTER OPTIMIZATION OF A CHEMICAL PROCESS
CAS 62 194
ON-LINE COMPUTING IN SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
TCB7633 88
FLOW COMPENSATIONS
AN ON-LINE SOLID-STATE ANALOG CDMPurER FOR AUTOMATIC GAS NCR 602 '~6
TCJ2593 150
ON-LINE, OFF-LINE. OR SHARED-rIME
CHING FUNCTICNS AS A MEANS OF MINIMISING ERROR IN AN ON-OFF CONTROL SYSTEM·
A CALCULATION OF SWIT AUS 60B'2.1
THE WORD 'ON' ·HAS BEEN PREVENTED FROM INDEXING
POLISH EXPRESSIONS FOR SINGLE-ADDRESS COMPUTERS WITH ONE ACCUMULATOR
NOTE ON CODING REVERSE TCJ6631 61
266

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

266

ONE - OPE

TITLE WORD INDEX

A COMPARISON OF
CODING FOR MULTIPLE ASYMMETRIC ERRORS IN
AUTO"ATIC TRANSLATION OF PROGRAMS FROM
MAGNETIC SHIFT REGISTER USING
HIGH-SPEED SHIFT REGISTERS USING
L ANALYSIS, ~ITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO PROBLEMS IN
THEORY FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF CONTACT NETWORKS WITH

ONE AND THREE ADDRESS CODES
ONE CHANNEL OF A MULTICHANNEL SYSTEM
ONE COMPUTER TO ANOTHER
ONE CORE PER BIT
ONE CORE PER BIT
ONE INOEPENOENT VARIABLE
ION TECHNIQUES IN NUMERICA
ONE INPUT AND K OUTPUTS
A MATHEMATICAL
ONE LOST BIT
CENTRAL CONTROL OF ONE MILLIDN PARTS LOCATIONS
SIMULATION OF TRANSFER FUNCTIONS USING ONLY ONE OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER
THRESHOLD LOGIC WITH ONE DR MORE THAN ONE THRESHOLD
PROCESS
INTERVAL ESTIMATION OF THE TIME IN ONE STATE TO TOTAL TIME RATIO IN A DOUBLE EXPONENTIAL
A MULTI-SHOP MANUI
STOCK MAINTENANCE BY TELEPHONE, DNE STEP TOWARDS INTEGRATED MANUFACTURING CONTROL IN
THRESHOLD LOGIC WITH ONE OR MORE THAN ONE THRESHOLO
COMPUTER USE
A ONE TURN MAGNETIC READING AND RECORDING HEAD FOR
A ONE-DAY LOOK AT COMPUTING
CODE FOR THE IBM 709 AND T090 SYSTEMS
BANZAI, A ONE-DIMENSIONAL MULTIENERGY GROUP NEUTRON TRANSPORT
ONE-LEVEL STORAGE SYSTEM
A ONE-MICROSECOND ADDER USING ONE-MEGACYCLE CIRCUITRY
DESIGN OF A ONE-MEGACYCLE ITERATION RATE DDA
A ONE-MICROSECOND ADOER USING ONE-MEGACYCLE CIRCUITRY
TWO PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES FOR ONE-PLUS-ONE ADDRESS COMPUTERS
THE METHOO OF S~HERICAL HARMONICS AS APPLIED TO THE ONE-VELOCITY BOLTZMANN EQUATION IN INFINITE CYLINDERS
COMMENTS ON A TECHNIQUE FOR COUNTING ONES
A TECHNIQUE FOR COUNTING ONES IN A BINARY COMPUTER
NEUROLOGICAL CONTROL SYSTEM
ONLINE DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR MEASUREMENTS OF A
TELEFILE, A CASE STUDY OF AN ONLINE SAVINGS' BANK APPLICATION
TREATMENT OF REAL FUNCTIONS GIVEN IN DISCRETE POINTS ONLY
ANALYTIC
PRECISION BINARY-To-DECIMAL INTEGER CONVERSION USING ONLY ADDITION ANO SUBTRACTION
MULTIPLEED OVER-ALL ERROR-CORRECTING DIGITAL COMPUTER HAvING ONLY AN ERROR-DETECTING COMBINATIONAL PART
IIOEALll
SIMULATION OF TRANSFER FUNCTIONS USING ONLY ONE OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER
SYSTEMS
ONR SYMPOSIUM ON MICROWAVE TECHNIQUES FOR COMPUTING
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH 10NRI DIGITAL COMPUTER NEWSLETTER
ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS AND THE ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
CYBERNETIC ONTOLOGY AND TRANSJUNCTIONAL OPERATIONS
AN OPEN LETTER TO X3.4.2
MEASUREMENTS
CALCULATING OPEN LOOP TRANSFER FUNCTIONS FROM CLOSEO LOOP
USE OF A REMOTE DIGITAL COMPUTER ON AN OPEN-SHOP BASIS IN AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH
OPENING ADDRESS, JOINT COMPUTER CONFERENCE
CODING A GENERAL-PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER TO OPERATE AS A DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER
FACILITIES FOR OPERATING A COMPUTER
CENSUS EXPERIENCE OPERATING A UNIVAC SYSTEM
ON TABLE OPERATING ALGORITHMS
OPERATING AND ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE GAINED WITH LEO
THE DB25 AUTOMATIC OPERATING AND SCHEDULING PROGRAM
BLEMS IN THE DESIGN OF MAGNETIC FILM STORAGE SYSTEMS OPERATING AT MILLIMICRO-SECOND SPEEOS
SOME PRO
BRIEF DESCRIPTION AND OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ENIAC
ER COMPANY'S OECIMAL COMPUTER, THE CRC 102-0
OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS OF THE NATIONAL CASH REGIST
CONCURRENTL Y OPERATING COMPUTER SYSTEMS
OPERATING CONSIDERATIONS
PUTING MACHINES AT ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND
OPERATING EFFICIENCIES AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE COM
SEAC INPUT-OUTPUT OPERATING EXPERIENCE
A REVIEW OF ORDVAC OPERATING EXPERIENCE
THE SWAC, DESIGN FEATURES AND OPERATING EXPERIENCE
OF THE MARK III ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR IN VIEW OF OPERATING EXPERIENCE
THE OPERATION ANO LOGIC
OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH ALGOL 60
OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH COBOL IN A SERVICE BUREAU
OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH FORTRAN
EARLY OPERATING EXPERI~NCE WITH LANGUAGE H
OPERATING EX~RIENCE WITH NICHOLAS
OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH RAYOAC
OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH THE LOS ALAMOS 701
OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH UNIVAC SYSTEMS
EM AND ANALOG COMPUTER TO DETERMINE REFINERY-PROCESS OPERATING GUIDES
A COORDINATED DATA-PROCESSING SYST
INITIAL EXPERIENCE WITH AN OPERATING MULTIPROGRAMMING SYSTEM
THE SHARE OPERATING SYSTEM FOR THE IBM 709
E MONITOR
DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED PROGRAMMING ANO OPERATING SYSTEM PART I, SYSTEM CONSIDERATIONS ANO TH
S LANGUAGE
OEStGN OF AN INTEGRATED PROGRAMMING AND OPERATING SYSTEM PART II, THE ASSEMBLY PROGRAM AND IT
HE LOADER
DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATEO PROGRAMMING AND OPERATING SYSTEM PART III, THE EXPANDED FUNCTION OF T
ER
DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATEO PROGRAMMING AND OPERATING SYSTEM PART IV, THE SYSTEM'S FORTRAN COMPIL
DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED PROGRAMMING AND OPERATING SYSTEM PART V, THE SYSTEM'S COBOL COMPILER
THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY ATLAS OPERATING SYSTEM, PART I, INTERNAL ORGANIZATION
THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY ATLAS OPERATING SYSTEM, PART II, USER'S DESCRIPTION
SEAC, REVIEW OF THREE YEARS OF OPERATION
THE SYSTEM IN OPERATION
THE TRANSFER-TRACK METHOD OF MAGNETIC-DRUM OPERATION
THE IBM 650 RAMAC SYSTEM DISK STORAGE OPERATION
THE IBM 650 RAMAC INQUIRY STATION OPERATION
THE DEUCE COMPUTER AS AN AID TO TRACTION DESIGN AND OPERATION
AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING APPLICATIONS, PROGRESS AND OPERATION
GAMES THAT TEACH THE FUNDAMENTALS OF COMPUTER OPERATION
VARIABLE-FIELD-LENGTH OPERATION
FLOATING-POINT OPERATION
SEQUENTIAL TABULAR ANALYSIS OF FLIP-FLOP LOGICAL OPERATION
A TIMEAS A BY-PRODUCT CF NORMAL BUSINESS MACHINE OPERATION
DATA COLLECTION
FOR DIGITAL INFORMATION STORAGE WITH NON-CONTACT OPERATION
THE HORSESHOE HEAD, A RECORDING HEAD
CRYOTRON CIRCUITS
OPERATION AND ANALYSIS OF PLANAR CRYOTRONS AND SIMPLE
OPERATION AND APPLICATIONS OF ANALOGUE COMPUTERS
ATOR IN VIEW OF OPERATING EXPERIENCE
THE OPERATION AND LOGIC OF THE MARK III ELECTRONIC CALCUL
FORTRAN EXPERIENCE AND REMOTE OPERATION BY NON-COMPUTER SPEC IALl STS
THE CLASSIFICATION AND DESIGN OF OPERATION CODES FOR AUTOMATIC COMPUTERS
OBSERVATORY
GROUND OPERATION EQUIPMENT FOR THE ORBITING ASTRONOMICAL
25-MC CLOCK-RATE COMPUTER CIRCUITS FOR OPERATION FROM - 0 TO +100 DEGREES C
THE ESSENTIAL TYPES OF OPERATION IN AN AUTOMATIC COMPUTER
THE COMPUTER OPERATION LANGUAGE
PROCESSING
CONTINUED OPERATION NOTATIO~ FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION AND ARRAY
REMOTE OPERATION OF A COMPUTER BY HIGH SPEED DATA LINK
THE ANALOG COMPUTER AS AN AID TO DESIGN AND OPERATION OF A CONTINUOUS PROCESS
THE APPLICATION OF AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER TO THE OPERATION OF A CRUDE OIL PIPE LINE
OPERATION OF A DIGITAL CO~PUTER
267

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

NUM - OPE
MANC51
19
PGEC625 655
IFIP62 550
NCR 537 38
PGEC563 114
IFIP62 1~9
HARV572 74
CACM626 343
CAN 62
53
IICR 57" 273
IFIP62 741
CACM6D6 361
FJCC63 519
JFIP62 741
NCR 554 95
CACM629 4B6
PACM62
96
PGEU22 223
PGEC562 65
SJCC62 353
PGEC562 65
JACM573 27~
PACM59
56
CAtM600 538
CACM605 322
CACM62N 567
CACM6lD 70B
HARV571
3
CACM63B 439
PGEC593 321
WCR 514 273
PGEC593 262
SEE 'OCN'
CAN 58 311
SOS 62 313
CACM639 544
JACM583 289
TCJ6632 118
EJCC53
6
IIJCC55
82
ONR 51
46
ONR 53
30
IFIP62 509
AOC 53
21
SJCC63
41
IFIP62 590
HARV41
31
EJCC5~
40
ICIP59 353
CAN 58 27B
PACM52T 13
EJCC52
~~
EJCCH
91
PIRE530 1294
EJCC51
50
TCJ5622 125
TCJ5623 157
TCJ5622 132
TCJ5623 158
IEES56 216
EJCC52
17
EJCC53
"5
PGEC521 33
EJCC57
34
CACM625 282
ARAP591 169
IBSJ632 153
I BSJ632 162
IBSJ633 298
IBSJ633 311
18SJ633 322
TCJ4613 222
TCJ4613 226
EJCC53
83
WJCC54
98
IEES56 528
WJCC57
43
WJCC57
49
AUS 60810.1
EDPS61
90
PGEC611 31
PCS 62
75
PCS 62
92
PGEC572 72
WJCC55
34
NCR 634 37
ONR 60 3"14
AADC60
30
EJCC51
50
CAS 59 132
IEES56 125
SJCC63 141
WCR 604 105
ECIP55 144
WJCC60 341
CACM638 467
FJCC62 170
AUS 60 B4.2
CAN 58 223
AADC60 147
267

OPE - ORB
ORUM

TITLE WORD INDEX

DESIGN
ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE IN THE DESIGN
SYSTEM
THE DESIGN
AN ANALYSIS OF
EMATICAL AND PROGRAMMING PR08LEMS ENCOUNTERED IN
METHODS OF SPEEDING-UP

ONE - OPE

OPERATION OF A HIGH SPEED INCREASED CAPACITY MAGNETIC
OPERATION OF A LARGE SCALE ELECTROSTATIC MEMORY
OPERATION OF A PARALLEL-TYPE CATHOOE-RAY-TUBE STORAGE
OPERATION OF A PERSISTENT-SUPERCURRENT MEMORY CELL
OPERATION OF A SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING FACILITY
IMATH
OPERATION OF DIGITAL CCMPUTERS
OPERATION OF IBM TECHNICAL COMPUTING 8UREAU
DIGITAL COMPUTER INSTALLATION
OPERATION OF THE BALLISTIC RESEARCH LABORATORIES
COMPUTATION LABORATORY (SEAC)
OPERATION OF THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS
INSTALLATION
OPERATION OF THE NAVAL PROVING GROUND COMPUTER
OPERATION OF THE SAGE DUPLEX COMPUTERS
(GERMAN I
STRUCTURE AND OPERATION OF THE TELEFUNKEN TR 4 DIGITAL COMPUTER
STATISTICAL OPERATION PROGRAMS IN INDUSTRY (GERMANI
DESIGN OF A COMPUTER WITH AN INDEPENDENT ADDRESS OPERATION UNIT (GERMANI
THE LOGICAL
OPERATION WITH 8ESK (GERMANI
THE STRUCTURE OF AN AUTOMATON AND ITS OPERATION-PRESERVING TRANSFORMATION GROUP
CTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS. CONTROL CIRCUITS. COMPUTER OPERATION. AND SYSTEM DESIGN
ELE
SIMULATION OF TRANSFER FUNCTIONS USING ONLY ONE OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER
TESTING OF OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS
ON THE INPUT IMPEDANCE NETWORK ERROR IN OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS
PLIER USING TRIANGULAR WAVES. DIODES. RESISTORS. AND OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS
A FOUR-QUADRANT MULTI
RS
OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS USING CONTROLlEO SUPERCONDUCTO
PERFORMANCE OF OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS WITH ELECTRONIC MODE SWITCHING
TRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS. COEFFICIENT POTENTIOMETERS. OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS. AND NETWORKS
ELEC
8EAM AND A RECTANGULAR MULTICELLULAR STRUCTURE
OPERATIONAL ANALOG SIMULATION OF THE VIBRATION OF A
OPERATIONAL ASPECTS OF INTELLECT
OPERATIONAL COMPATI8ILITY OF SYSTEMS. CONVENTIONS
THE USE OF MANNED SIMULATION IN THE DESIGN OF AN OPERATIONAL CONTROL SYSTEM
A TRANSISTOR OPERATIONAL D.C. AMPLIFIER
OPERATIONAL DIGITAL TECHNIQUES
APPLICATION OF OPERATIONAL DIGITAL TECHNIQUES TO INDUSTRIAL CONTROL
ANALOG COMPUTERS
OPERATIONAL EQUATIONS FOR PROGRAMMING ELECTRONIC
PROCESSING
OPERATIONAL EXPERIENCE OF TIME SHARING AND PARALLEL
OPERATIONAL EXPERIENCE WITH THE PEGASUS AUTOCODE
A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR USE IN AN OPERATIONAL FLIGHT TRAINER
SYSTEM ORGANIZATION OF A MULTIPLE-COCKPIT DIGITAL OPERATIONAL FLIGHT TRAINER
TYPE COMPUTATION WITH DIGITAL elEMENTS
AN OPERATIONAL HYBRID COMPUTING SYSTEM PROVIDES ANALOGGOVERNMENT A.D,P. INSTALLATIONS AND PROVISIONAL RI
OPERATIONAL LOGGING AND RECORDING TECHNIQUES USED IN
EQUATIONS
AN OPERATIONAL METHOD FOR THE STUOY OF DIFFERENTIAL
CONTINUOUS COMPUTER OPERATIONAL RELIABILITY
COMPUTERS AND OPERATIONAL RESEARCH
AN OPERATIONAL-DIGITAL FEEDBACK DIVIDER
APPLICATION OF THE IBM 650 TO STOCK BROKERAGE OPERATIONS
PREPARATION FOR COMPUTER OPERATIONS
COMPUTERS AND STANDARD STATISTICAL OPERATIONS
A FIXED-PROGRAM DATA PROCESSOR FOR 8ANKING OPERATIONS
MULTI-REGISTER SCHEMES FOR ARITHMETICAL OPERATIONS
ON PROGRAMMING OF ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS
EXPERIENCE AND PLANS FOR MARKETING-RESEARCH OPERATIONS
ALPHA-NUMERI C CHARACTER RECOGN iliON US ING LOCAL OPERATIONS
DATA PROCESSING OPERATIONS
TIlE EFFECT OF SIMULTANEITY ON SORTING OPERATIONS
ON CODES FOR CHECKING LOGICAL OPERATIONS
A SIMULATION OF MELTING SHOP OPERATIONS
AUTOMATION OF L18RARY OPERATIONS
COSTING OIL SURVEYING OPERATIONS
AN ALGORITHM FOR CODING EFFICIENT ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS
BITWISE OPERATIONS
CYBERNETIC ONTOLOGY AND TRANSJUNCTIONAL OPERATIONS
COMPILING MATRIX OPERATIONS
CODING FOR LOGICAL OPERATIONS
CONTROL UNITS FOR SEQUENCING COMPLEX ASYNCHRONOUS OPERATIONS
DETECTING AND CORRECTING 8INARY CODES FOR ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS
ERROR
MOPEL 212 COMP~TER EFFICIENCY THROUGH SIMULTANEOUS OPERATIONS
PHILCO
ECKING BINARY RESULTS OF DIGITAL-COMPUTER ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS
A SIMPLE DESK-CALCULATOR METHOO FOR CH
ONS TO ELECTRIC-CIRCUIT PROBLEMS INVOLVING SWITCHING OPERATIONS
IF DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN 08TAINING SOlUTI
COMPUTER CONTROL OF MAIL-ORDER HOUSE OPERATIONS 118M 650 TAPE RAMACI
COMPUTER OPERATIONS AT ~RIGHT-PATTERSON AIR fORCE BASE
LIFE INSURANCE PREMIUM BILLING AND COM81NED OPERATIONS BY ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT
OPERATIONS CONTROL WITH AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
REFLECTED BINARY CODE
ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS USING A MODIFIED
PROGRAMMING ORDINARY LIFE INSURANCE OPERATIONS FOR THE DATATRON
BASIC OPERATIONS IN AN UNNORJI!ALllED ARITHMETIC SYSTEM
VARIABLE WORD LENGTH TAPE OPERATIONS IN THE NEWBIlMAC II COMPUTER
CHARACTERISTICS AND OPERATIONS OF A HIGH-SPEED ELECTRONIC ANALOG SWITCH
FUNDAMENTAL MODE AND PULSE MODE OPERATIONS OF SEQUENTIAL CIRCUITS
COMMANC
BINARY AND TRUTH-FUNCTIONAL OPERATIONS ON A DECIMAL COMPUTER WITH AN EXTRACT
CORRECTION TO 'BINARY AND TRUTH-FUNCTIONAL OPERATIONS ON A DECIMAL COMPUTER WITH AN EXTRACT COMM
AND'
DYNAMIC PROOUCTION SCHEDULING OF JOB-SHOP OPERATIONS ON THE IBM 704 DATA-PROCESSING EQUIPMENT
COMPUTER
ERRORS DUE fO OVERFLOW IN ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS PARTICULARLY AS REGARDS FINAC ELECTRONIC
COMPUTER OPERATIONS REQUIRED FOR MECHANICAL TRANSLATION
WHAT TO EXPECT FROM OPERATIONS RESEARCH
COMPUTERS AND OPERATIONS RESEARCH
OIL COMPANY
OPERATIONS RESEARCH AND COMPUTERS IN AN INTEGRATED
OPERATIONS RESEARCH AND MANAGEMENT
PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS RESEARCH AND THE AUTOMATION OF BANKING
SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION
AN OPERATIONS RESEARCH STUDY OF THE DISSEMINATION OF
LECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER TO SOLVE A PROBLEM OF THE OPERATIONS RESEARCH TYPE. (THAT OF ECONOMICAL PLANNIN
OPERATIONS RESEARCH, ITS RELATIONSHIP TO OATA
PROCESSING
RECOGNITION
OPERATIONS USEFUL FOR SIMILARITY-INVARIANT PATTERN
DOCUMENTATION IFRENCH)
SOME AUTOMATIC OPERATIONS USING THE GRAMMAR OF SYNTOL IN AUTOMATIC
OPERATIONS WHICH PRESERVE DEFINABILITY IN LANGUAGFS
THE EXECUTE OPERATIONS. A FOURTH MODE OF INSTRUCTION SEQUENCING
TRAINING THE COMPUTER OPERATOR
ALGORITHM FOR THE NUMERICAL APPLICATION OF A LINEAR OPERATOR
AN
FINITE-DIFFERENCE APPROXIMATION TO THE BIHARMONIC OPERATOR
A NOVEL
STABLE DIFFERENCE APPROXIMATIONS FOR THE WAVE-OPERATOR
CONDITIONAllY
WITH A LISP-LIKE MACHINE LANGUAGE WITHOUT A LABEL OPERATOR
AN ABSTRACT COMPUTER
STRATEGY FOR PROTECTION AGAINST CO~PUTER AND OPERATOR ERRORS
PROGRAMMING
AUTOMATA
LOGICAL, RECURSIVE AND OPERATOR METHODS FOR THE ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS OF
268

AND
AND
AND
THE
THE
THE

COMPUTER LITERATURE

BIBLIOG~APHY

1946-1963

NCR 612 12B
NCR 537 21
IEES56 319
I 8MJ514 30~
CAN 58
18
ICIP59 3B2
ONR 53
10
ONR 53
14
DNR 53
I
ONR 53
23
EJCC51 160
PGEC636 613
ECIP55 204
ECIP55 148
ECIP55
62
JACM623 H5
CH8K62
4
WCR 574 273
JACM552 92
PGEC553 118
PGEC592 222
PGEC621
6
PGEC633 310
CHBK62
2
PGEC59) 3BI
MTP 58
37
tACM616 266
WJCC61
51
PACM56
26
HACC59
29
WJCC54
45
LSU 55 179
TCJ6631 28
ARAP591 5B
PGEC552 55
PGEC593 326
PGEC636 715
RMCS60
1
AUS 571 110
WJCC51 207
8CS 58 812
PGEC541 17
CAS 56
32
LSU 56
34
LSU 56
15
WJCC56
99
TOMM58 222
CACM5B8
3
CAS 59
41
EJCC59 218
HACC59
3
PACM59
42
18MJ592 163
TCJ2592 59
CAS 61
35
EDPS61 488
CACM611 42
CACM613 146
SOS 62 313
CACM62D 590
I BMJ624 430
PGEC624 483
PGEC603 333
PACM61 10C2
JACM55) 205
I EES56
35
CAS 60
46
LSU 56
43
JACM541
7
EJCC55
19
PGEC594 449
CAS 56
49
PGEC636 896
LSU 57 172
NCR 634 25
IFIP62 725
CACM585 12
CACM588
6
WJCC59 244
JACM574 450
I EES56 453
HARV55 176
AODC62
I
CAN 58 229
CAN 60
98
CAS 56
I
ICSI581 97
AUS 60 82.2
HARV55 161
J ACM622 259
ROME62 645
JACM632 175
CACMb03 108
PACM61 13A4
JACMb24 440
TCJb632 117
BIT 612 b9
CPfS61
71
RMCS60
17
ICIP59 138
268

OPE - ORG

TITLE WORD INDEX

SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS AND
COPE ICONSOLE
COMPUTER
EXPERIMENTS ON THE RELATION OF THE
NI
SOME EXPERI~ENTATION ON THE TIE-IN OF THE HUMAN
OG COMPUTER SERVES AS BOTH -SYSTEMS ANALYSIS TOOL ANO
PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES FOR PROTECTION AGAINST
SYSTEM HANDLING OF FUNCTIONAL
ROGRAM THAT GENERATES, EVALUATES AND ADJUSTS ITS OWN
ROGRAM THAT GENERATES, EVALUATES. AND ADJUST ITS OWN
GENVALUE PROBLEM OF LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL AND INTEGRAL
NIC DATA PROCESSI
SOURCES OF INFORMATION ON CAREER
THE BENDING OF RECTANGULAR PLATES WITH
MATION PROCESSING AND PATTERN RECOGNITII
VIBRATING

OPERATOR PRECEDENCE
OPERATOR PROFICIENCY EXAMINATIONI
OPERATOR TO THE CONTROL LOOP OF AN AIRBORNE DIGITAL
OPERATOR TO THE CONTROL LOOP OF AN AIRBORNE NAVIGATIO
OPERATOR TRAINING FACILITY FOR ENRICO FERMI ATOMIC PO
OPERATOR-USER ERRORS
OPERATORS
A PATTERN RECOGNITION P
OPERATORS
OPERATORS
A PATTERN-RECOGNITION P
OPERATORS
IRATION METHOD FOR THE SOLUTION OF THE El
OPPORTUNITIES IN MATHEMATICS, PROGRAMMING AND ELECTRO
OPPOSITE EDGES SIMPLY SUPPORTED
OPTIC FIBERS, A NEW CONCEPT FOR AUDIO-FREQUENCY INFOR
OPTICAL AND PHOTOGRAPHIC STORAGE TECHNIQUES
INVESTIGATIONS OF THE ELECTRO-OPTICAL BIREFRINGENCE OF POLYDISPERSE BENTONITE SUSPE
NSIONS
OPTICAL CALCULATIONS USING THE BURROUGHS El0l
SOME
IMPORTANT FAC,TORS IN THE PRACTICAL UTILIZATION OF OPTICAL CHARACTER READERS
RECENT DEVELOPMENT IN OPTICAL CHARACTER RECOGNITION AT M.I.T.
WIDE-TOLERANCE OPTICAL CHARACTER RECOGNITION FOR EXISTING PRINTING
MECHANIS"S
AN OPTICAL CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEM USING A VIDICON
SCANNER
PARALLEL ORGANIZED OPTICAL COMPUTERS
DEVICES
HIGH-SPEEO OPTICAL COMPUTERS AND QUANTUM TRANSITION MEMORY
COMPONENT EVALUATION FOR AN OPTICAL DATA PROCESSOR
S"ALL DIGITAL COMPUTERS AND AUTOMATIC OPTICAL DESIGN
STORAGE ANO LOGIC IN AN OPTICAL DIGITAL COMPUTER
OPTICAL DISPLAY FOR DATA-HANDLING SYSTEM OUTPUT
OPTICAL ELEMENTS FOR COMPUTERS
BIT STORAGE VIA ELECTRO-OPTICAL FEEDBACK
OPTICAL FILTERING BY DOUBLE DIFFRACTION
COMPUTER DESIGN OF OPTICAL-LENS SYSTEMS IIBM 1041
APPLICATIONS OF SINGLE-SIDEBAND SUPPRESSED-CARRIER OPTICAL MODULATION
THEORY AND
CHRYSLER OPTICAL PROCESSING SCANNER
IMPROVED P
ERFORMANCE FROM MATRIX ELECTROLUMINESCENT SCREENS IN OPTICAL READOUT APPLICATIONS
SOME ELEMENTS OF OPTICAL SCANNING
AN ELECTRO-OPTICAL SHIFT REGISTER
LINEAR DISCRIMINATION OPTICAL-ELECTRONIC IMPLEMENTATION TECHNIQUES
SOME PROPERTIES OF FIBER OPTICS AND LASERS, PART A
SOME PROPERTIES OF FIBER OPTICS AND LASERS, PART B
AUTOMATED TEACHING MODEL
OPTIMAL ALLOCATION OF ITEMS IN A SINGLE, TWO-CONCEPT
A PROGRAM FOR OPTIMAL CONTROL OF NONLINEAR PROCESSES
OPTIMAL CONTROL PROBLEMS IN DISCRETE-TIME SYSTEMS
OPTIMAL MESH SIZE IN THE NUMERICAL INTEGRATION OF AN
ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
THE OPTIMAL ORGANIZATION OF SERIAL MEMORY TRANSFERS
RESTRICTIONS
OPTIMAL SHIPPING SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO TIME
SEQUENTIAL ANALYSIS OF VARIANTS FOR DETERMINATION OF OPTIMAL SOLUTIONS
THE METHOD OF
OPTIMALIZING CRUISE CONTROL SYSTEMS
A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR SYSTEM OPTIMIZATION
AUTOMATIC PARAMETER OPTIMIZATION AS APPLIED TO TRANSDUCER DESIGN
OPTIMIZATION BY RANDOM SEARCH ON THE ANALOG COMPUTER
AN OPTIMIZATION CONCEPT FOR BUSINESS DATA-PROCESSING
EQUIPMENT
ON-LINE COMPUTER OPTIMIZATION OF A CHEMICAL PROCESS
OPTIMIZATION OF A RADAR AND ITS ENVIRONMENT BY GEESE,
GENERAL ELECTRIC ELECTRONIC SYSTEM EVALUATOR TECI
OPTIMIZATION OF ANALOG COMPUTER LINEAR SYSTEM DYNAMIC
CHARACTERISTICS
COMPUTERS
IN
THE
DYNAMIC
OPTIMIZATION OF CHEMICAL REACTIONS
THE ROLE OF DIGITAL
OPTIMIZATION Of PULSE AND DIGITAL CIRCUITS BY USE Of
THE LAGRANGE MULTIPLIER
RECOGNITION SYST~MS
OPTIMIZATION OF REFERENCE SIGNALS FOR CHARACTER
OPTIMIZATION OF THE ADDRESS FIELO COMPILATION IN THE
ILL lAC 2 ASSEMBLER
HYBRID TECHNIQUES APPLIEO TO OPTIMIZATION PROBLEMS
COMPUTER
OPTIMIZATION PROBLEMS, SOLUTION BY AN ANALOGUE
OPTIMIZATION TECHNIQUES
OPTIMIZATION THROUGH EVOLUTION AND RECOMBINATION
OPTIMIZED CONTROL THROUGH DIGITAL EQUIPMENT
COMPUTER GENERATION OF OPTIMIZED SUBROUTINES
COMPUTER GENERATION OF OPTIMIZED SUBROUTINES
OPTIMIZERS, THEIR STRUCTURE
OPTIMIZING BIT-TIME COMPUTER SIMULATION
A GRADIENT ~ETHOD FOR OPTIMIZING MULTISTAGE ALLOCATION PROCESSES
A NONLINEAR DIGITAL OPTIMIZING PROGRAM FOR PROCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS
AN OPTIMIZING PROGRAM FOR THE IBM 650
AN ITERATIVE PROCESS FOR OPTIMIZING SYM~ETRIC SUCCESSIVE OVER-RELAXATION
RELAXATION
THE DETERMINATION OF THE OPTIMUM ACCELERATING FACTOR FOR SUCCESSIVE OVERON AN ALGEBRAIC FOUNOATION FOR CONSTRUCTING OPTIMUM ALGORITHMS
OPTIMUM ALLOCATION OF RESEARCH ANO ENGINEERING MANPOW
ER WITHIN A MULTI-PROJECT ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
FUNCTIONS
AN OPTIMUM CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEM USING OECISION
OPTIMUM CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEM USING DECISION
FUNCTlCN
OPTIMUM COOING
DETERMINATION OF OPTIMUM PRODUCTION TOLERANCES BY ANALOG SIMULATION
OPTIMUM RECURRENCE FORMULAS FOR A FOURTH ORDER PARABO
LIC PARTIAL CIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
OPTIMUM RECURRENCE FORMULAS FOR A FOURTH ORDER PARA80
LIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
A PRACTICAL TECHNIQUE FOR THE DETERMINATION OF THE OPTIMUM RELAXATION FACTOR OF THE SUCCESSIVE OVER-RELA
OPTIMUM RESPONSE ANALYSIS
SYMPOSIUM ON OPTIMUM ROUTING IN LARGE NETWORKS
THE DESIGN OF OPTIMUM SYSTEMS
OPTIMUM TAPE WRITING PROCEDURES
OPTIMUM TIME FeR MULTIPLICATION ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
CONSIDERATIONS IN OPTOELECTRONIC LOGIC AND MEMORY ARRAYS
ESAKI DIODE NOT-OR LOGIC CIRCUITS
THE DESIGN OF LOGICAL OR-ANO-OR PYRA~IDS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
SOME RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN LOGICAL OR-AND-OR PYRA~IDS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
A CATALOG OF THREE-VARIABLE OR-INVERT AND AND-INVERT LOGICAL CIRCUITS
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ORACLE
ORACLE CURVE PLOTTER
THE ORACLE MEMORY SYSTEM
USE CF MAGNETIC TAPE FOR DATA STORAGE IN THE ORACLE-ALGOL TRANSLATOR
ORACLE, GAS MANUFACTURING BUDGET PROGRAM
DISCRETIZATION AND ROUNDING ERRORS IN ORBIT DETERMINATION
THE CO~PUTATION OF SATELLITE ORBIT TRAJECTORIES
FLIGHT SIMULATION OF ORBITAL AND RE-ENTRY VEHICLES
SIX tEGREE-OF-FREEDOM SIMULATION OF A MANNED ORBITAL DOCKING SYSTEM
COMPUTER STUDIES OF ORBITAL RENDEZVOUS
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ORB - OSC

TITLE WORD INDEX

OPE - ORG

TION OF FORMULAE FOR MOLECULAR INTEGRALS OF GAUSSIAN ORBITALS
IDIFFERENTIATION AND THE AUTOMATIC GENERA
GROUND OPERATION EQUIPMENT FOR THE ORBITING ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATORY
PRIMARY PRocessOR AND DATA STORAGE EQUIPMENT FOR THE ORBITING ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATORY
LEGENDRE FUNCTIONS OF FRACTIONAL ORDER
I-LINEAR PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS OF THE FIRST ORDER
IHE INITIAL VALUE PROBLEM FOR SYSTEMS OF QUAS
BESSEL FUNCTIONS OF INTEGRAL ORDER AND COMPLEX ARGUMENT
IN WHICH ORDER ARE DIFFERENT CONDITIONS TO BE EXAMINED
BEHAVIOUR OF SUBHARMONICS OF EVEN ORDER ARISING IN A NON-LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL SYSTEM
MICROPROGRAMMING AND THE CHOICE OF ORDER CODE
CONSIDERATIONS OF A CO~PUTER WITH AN ADDRESSLESS ORDER CODE
OF THE DEFENCE RESEARCH BOARD OF CANADA IN MAIL ORDER COMPUTER SERVICE
EXPERIENCE
ATION PROBLE~S
A COMPARISON OF HIGHER-ORDER DIFFERENCE METHODS IN THE SOLUTION OF BEAM-VIBR
DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
HIGHER ORDER DIFFERENCES IN THE ANALOGUE SOLUTION OF PARTIAL
ATIVE FROM A TABLE OF A FUNCTION SATISFYING A SECOND ORDER DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
IATION OF A FIRST DERIV
AN EVALUATION OF RUNGE-KUTTA TYPE METHODS FOR HIGHER ORDER DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
ERIES APPROXIMATIONS FOR A SET OF SIMULTANEOUS FIRST ORDER DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
ISTRUCTION OF TAYLOR S
ORDER DOCUMENTATION, FROM THEORY TO PRACTICE
STUDY OF THE SECOND-ORDER FERROELECTRICrRANSIriON IN TRI-GLYCINE SULFATE
SECOND ORDER FORMULAS FOR FOURIER COEFFICIENTS
NUMERICAL TREATMENT OF A SET OF FOURTH ORDER HYPERBOLIC DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
HIGH ORDER MATRIX COMPUTATIONS OF THE UNIVAC
FOR THE RCUNO-OFF ERRORS IN THE RICHARDSON SECOND ORDER METHOD
BOUNDS
DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
FIFTH-ORDER METHODS FOR THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF ORDINARY
TH CONSTANT tOEFl
NOTE ON DECOMPOSITION INTO FIRST ORDER OF MULTI-ORDER LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WI
IMPLICIT FINITE DIFFERENCE APPROXIMATION TO A FOURTH ORDER PARABOLIC EQUATION
A STABLE
NUMERICAL TREATMENT OF A FOURTH ORDER PARABOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
OPTIMUM RECURRENCE FORMULAS FOR A FOURTH ORDER PARABOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
CPTlHUM RECURRENCE FORMULAS FOR A FOURTH ORDER PARABOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
M, OF PROOFS FOR THEOREMS DERIVABLE WITHIN THE FIRST ORDER PREDICATE CALCULUS
ITHE PRODUCTION FROM AXIO
REQUIRING MINIMUM STORAGE
A KUTTA THIRD-ORDER PROCEDURE FOR SOLVING DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
CASE STUDY, ORDER PROCESSING AND PRODUCTION PLANNING
A METHOD OF FORMING HIGH ORDER ROOT FINOING PROCESSES
CLARIFICATION Of FIRST-ORDER SEMICONOUCTION EFFECTS THROUGH USE OF ELECTROCH
EMICAL POTENTIALS
NS OF TANTALUM AND TIN
FIRST- AND SECOND-ORDER STRESS EFFECTS ON THE SUPERCONDUCTING TRANSITIO
XAHPLES OF A THREE-ADDRESS COOE AND THE USE OF 'STOP ORDER TAGS'
CODE AND CONTROL IV, E
LOGIC BY ORDERED FLUX CHANGES IN MULTIPATH fERRITE CORES
ON A METHOD OF FORMING A SORTING KEY FOR A PARTtY ORDERED LIST
NOTE
ASSOCIATIVE MEMORY WITH ORDERED RETRIEVAL
THE S.S.C.R. ITERATION SCHEME FOR EQUATIONS WITH ORDERING
ORDERING A LARGE-SCALE DIGITAL COMPUTER
NETWORK
TOPOLOGICAL ORDERING OF A LIST OF RANDOMLY-NUMBERED ELEMENTS OF A
A DIRECT ORDERING, RECORDING AND INVOICING SYSTEM
ORDERLY FUNCTION WITH DISOROERLY STRUCTURE
HANDLING OF NUMBERS AND ORDERS IN THE IRSIA-fNRS COMPUTER IFRENCHI
DIAGONAL MATRICES
SOLUTION OF SYSTEMS OF ORDINARY AND PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS BY QUASITHREE LEVELS OF DATA PROCESSING IN ORDINARY BRANCH ASSURANCE
DATA-DIAL. TWO-WAY COMMUNICATION WITH COMPUTERS FROM ORDINARV DIAL TELEPHONES
OPTIMAL MESH SIZE IN THE NUMERICAL INTEGRATION OF AN ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES TO ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
THE EXTENSION OF NUMERICAL SOLUTIONS OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
STABLE PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR METHODS FOR ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
NeTE ON RUNGE-KUTTA METHOD OF INTEGRATING ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
FIFTH-ORDER METHODS FOR THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF OROINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
CHEBYSHEV METHODS FOR ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
A LARGE PROBLEM IN ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
AN EXPONENTIAL METHOD OF NUMERICAL INTEGRATION OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
CHEBYSHEV COLLOCATION METHODS FOR ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
BILITY PROPERTIES OF PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR METHODS FOR ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
STA
THE APPLI
CATION OF FORMULA TRANSLATION TO AUTOMATIC CODING OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
APPROXIMATIONS AND COMPUTER STORAGE PROBLEMS IN ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
SUCCESSIVE
o CONVERGENCE OF SINGLE-STEP INTEGRATION SCHEMES FOR ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS IERALL STABILITY AN
IIMINATING DIVISION
AND TREATING SINGULARITIES IN COMPUTER SOLUTIONS OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
AL SOLUTION CF INITIAL VALUE PROBLEMS FOR SYSTEMS OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
IROR IN THE NUMERIC
CTOR-CORRECTOR METHOD FOR THE SOLUTION OF SYSTEMS OF ORDINARY OIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
ISIONS OF THE PREOI
ON OF TRUNCATION ERRORS IN THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS BY REPEATED CLOSURES
THE SOLUTION OF NONLINEAR ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS IN CHEBYSHEV SERIES
SE DIGITAL COMPUTER
THE SOLUTION OF SIMULTANEOUS ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS USING A GENERAL PURPO
RY CONDITI
A PROGRAM FOR THE AUTOMATIC SOLUTION OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH TWO POINT BOUNDA
AND TREATING SINGULARITIES IN COMPUTER SOLUTIONS OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS'
IMINATING DIVISION
PROGRAMMING ORDINARY LIFE INSURANCE OPERATIONS FOR THE DATATRON
HISTORY OF ARMY ORDNANCE ELECTRONIC COMPUTING MACHINES
DISCUSSION OF IDEAS FOR THE NAVAL ORDNANCE LABORATORY COMPUTING MACHINE
THE ORDVAC
A REVIEW Of ORDVAC OPERATING EXPERIENCE
ORDVAC SOLUTIONS OF THE DIRICHLET PROBLEM
A SPATIALLY ITERATED MEMORY ORGAN PATTERNED AFTER THE CEREBRAL CORTEX
ESYNTHESIS OF THEI
MACHINE TRANSLATION OF RUSSIAN ORGANIC CHEMICAL NAMES INTO ENGLISH BY ANALYSIS AND R
FIXED, ASSOCIATIVE MEMORY USING EVAPORATED ORGANIC DIODE ARRAYS
THE ORGANISATION OF AN AOP CENTRE
PROGRAMS AS A TOOL FOR RESEARCH IN SYSTEMS ORGANIZATION
EFFECTIVE CATA PROCESSING IN A LARGE ORGANIZATION
CHARACTER QUALITY AND SCANNER ORGANIZATION
SYMPOSIUM ON ADVANCED COMPUTER ORGANIZATION
A PROPOSED
INFORMATION HANDLING SYSTEM FOR A LARGE RESEARCH ORGANIZATION
AND LITERATURE USE IN A RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION
INFORMATION
TECHNICAL, AND ECONOMIC INFORMATION IN A RESEARCH ORGANIZATION
SCIENTIFIC,
OF APPLYING A COMMERCIAL COMPUTER IN A BRITISH ORGANIZATION
THE EXPERIENCE
UNIVERSITY ATLAS OPERATING SYSTEM. PART I, INTERNAL ORGANIZATION
THE MANCHESTER
PROCESSING ON MANAGEMENT CONTROL AND ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZA TlON
THE IMPACT OF ELECTRONIC DATA
FILE ORGANIZATION AND ADDRESSING
A PARALLEL COMPUTER ORGANIZATION AND MECHANIZATIONS
PROCESSOR
ORGANIZATION AND PROGRAM OF THE BMEWS CHECKOUT DATA
MAINTENANCE
A COMPUTER ORGANIZATION AND PROGRAMMING SYSTEM FOR AUTOMATED
AllOCATION
PROGRAM ORGANIZATION AND RECORD KEEPING FOR DYNAMIC STORAGE
AllOCATION
PROGRAM ORGANIZATION AND RECORD KEEPING FOR DYNAMIC STORAGE
THE ORGANIZATION AND REORGANIZATION OF EMBRYONIC CELLS
LARGE-SCALE ENGINEERING PROJECT
ORGANIZATION AND RETRIEVAL OF RECOROS GENERATED IN A
Y SYSTEMS FOR EFFICIENT SORTING AND OTHER DATA PRI
ORGANIZATION AND STRUCTURE OF DATA ON DISK FILE MEMOR
A MACHINE ORGANIZATION FOR A GENERAL PURPOSE LIST PROCESSOR
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ORG - OVE

TITLE WORD INDEX

A MEMORY ORGANIZATION FOR AN ELEMENTARY LIST-PROCESSING
METHODS OF FILE ORGANIZATION FOR EFFICIENT USE OF IBM RAMAC FILES
THE SHIFTRIX-MACHINE ORGANIZATION FOR HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL COMPUTATION
DRUM ORGANIZATION FOR STROBE ADDRESSING
INPUT DATA ORGANIZATION IN FORTRAN
SOME PROBLEMS OF BASIC ORGANIZATION IN PROBLEM-SOLVING PROGRAMS
SOME PROBLEMS OF BASIC ORGANIZATION IN PROBLEM-SOLVING PROGRAMS
FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZATION IN RANDOM NETWORKS
SELF-ORGANIZATION IN THE TIME DOMAIN
SYNTOL ISYNTAGMATIC ORGANIZATION LANGUAGEI IFRENCHI
PUTER FOR COMPUTATION OF EIGENVALUES AND EIGENVECI
ORGANIZATION OF A 'FIXEO-PLUS-VARIABLE' STRUCTURE COM
PUTER FOR CO~PUTATIONI
CORRECTION AND ADDENDUM TO 'ORGANIZATION OF A 'FIXED-PLUS-VARIABLE' STRUCTURE COM
THOUGHTS ON THE ORGANIZATION OF A COMPUTING CENTER
ORGANIZATION OF A COMPUTING SERVICE FOR INDUSTRY ANO
COMMERCE
SYSTEM ORGANIZATION OF A MULTIPLE-COCKPIT OIGITAL OPERATIONA
L fLIGHT TRAINER
THE ORGANIZATION OF A TYPICAL MACHINE
THE ORGANIZATION OF A UNIVERSITY COMPUTING CENTRE
AN ORGANIZATION OF AN ASSOCIATIVE CRYOGENIC COMPUTER
DEVELOPMENTS IN THE lOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF COMPUTER ARITHMETIC ANO CONTROL UNITS
ORGANIZATION OF COMPUTER SYSTEMS, THE FIXEO PLUS
VARIABLE STRUCTURE COMPUTER
FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZATION OF DATA IN THE RCA BIIMAC SYSTEM
ENGINEERING ORGANIZATION OF INPUT ANO OUTPUT FOR THE IBM 101 ElEC
TRONIC DATA PROCESSING MACHINE
ORGANIZATION OF LARGE MEMORY SYSTEMS
THE ORGANIZATION OF LARGE-SCALE CALCULATING MACHINERY
ORGANIZATION OF LARGE-SCALE MATRIX CALCULATIONS
SYSTEM ORGANIZATION OF MOBIOIC
THE SYSTEM ORGANIZATION OF MOBIDIC B
THE ORGANIZATION OF ORGANIZATION
ACCOUNTING fOR THE SOLDIER'S PAY, ORGANIZATION OF PROGRAMMING
THE OPTIMAL ORGANIZATION OF SERIAL MEMORY TRANSFERS
LOGICAL ORGANIZATION Of THE DIGIMATIC COMPUTER
SYSTEM ORGANIZATION OF THE DYSEAC
ORGANIZATION OF THE IBM 305
THE INTERNAL ORGANIZATION OF THE MAD TRANSLATOR
THE LOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF THE NEW IBM SCIENTIFIC CALCULATOR
THE LOGICAL ORGANIZATION Of THE NEW IBM SCIENTIfiC CALCULATOR
LOGICAL ORGANIZATION Of THE PACT I COMPILER
THE LOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF THE PB 440 MICROPROGRAMMABLE COMPUTER
SYMPOSIUM ON THE lOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF VERY HIGH SPEEO COMPUTERS
SYMPOSIUM ON THE lOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF VERY SMAll COMPUTERS
ACM ORGANIZATION PAGE
MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATION PROBLEMS
US VARIABLE COMPUTER SYSTI
PARALLELISM IN COMPUTER ORGANIZATION RANOOM NUMBER GENERATION IN THE fiXED Pl
INTEGRATED DATA-PROCESSING PLAN
AN ORGANIZATIONAL APPROACH TO THE DEVELOPMENT Of AN
EXPERIENCE WITH ORGANIZATIONAL PROBLEMS IN A BUSINESS COMPUTER
INSTALLATION
OPTI~UM ALLOCATION OF RESE
ARCH ANO ENGINEERING MANPOWER WITHIN A MULTI-PROJECT ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
ON SELf ORGANIZATIONAL SYSTEMS
COMPUTER SIMULATION TOWARD A THEORY Of LARGE ORGANIZATIONS
ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVE IN MACHINE INOEXING RESEARCH
OLUTION OF LINEAR EQUATIOI
A COMPARISON Of MACHINE ORGANIZATIONS BY THEIR PERfORMANCE OF THE ITERATIVE S
STRUCTURES OF STANDARDS-PROCESSING ORGANIZATIONS IN THE COMPUTER AREA
PARALLEL ORGANIZED OPTICAL COMPUTERS
OUTLINE FOR A MULTI-LIST ORGANIZED SYSTEM
ORGANIZING A NETWORK OF COMPUTERS TO MEET OEAOLINES
ON ORGANIZING ANO FINANCING A LABORATORY
ORGANIZING AND FINANCING A UNIVERSITY COMPUTING
lABORATORY
ORGANIZING ANO PLANNING fOR ELECTRONIC DATA
PROCESSING SYSTEM
ORGANIZING AND PROGRAMMING A SHIPBOARD REAL-TIME
COMPUTER SYSTEM
A SELF-ORGANIZING BINARY SYSTEM
ORGANIZING fOR COMPANY-WIDE CLERICAL AUTOMATION
A TEST FOR LINEAR SEPARABIlITY AS APPLIED TO SElF-ORGANIZING MACHINES
SELF-ORGANIZING MODELS fOR LEARNED PERCEPTION
SOME SELF-ORGANIZING PARAMETERS IN THREE-PERSON GROUPS
A SELF-ORGANIZING RECOGNITION SYSTEM
PRINCIPLES Of THE SELF-ORGANIZING SYSTEM
INTER-NATION SIMULATION, AN EXAMPLE OF A SELf-ORGANIZING SYSTEM
IA GROUP OF S
UBJECTS AND AN ADAPTIVE AUTOMATION TO PRODUCE A SELf ORGANIZING SYSTEM FOR DECISION MAKING
ON SELf-ORGANIZING SYSTEMS AND THEIR ENVIRONMENTS
SELF-ORGANIZING SYSTEMS, A REVIEW AND COMMENTARY
MULTIPROGRAMMING, AN ORIENTATION ISWEOISHI
DOMAIN ORIENTATION IN BARIUM TITANATE SINGLE CRYSTALS
AN EXPERIMENT ON THE EFFECT OF PARTICLE ORIENTATION ON PEAK SHIfT IN MAGNETIC TAPES
A COMPILER WITH AN ANALOG-ORIENTED INPUT LANGUAGE
FROM FORMULAS TO COMPUTER ORIENTED LANGUAGE
PRINCIPLES ANO PROBLEMS Of A UNIVERSAL COMPUTER-ORIENTED LANGUAGE
IMPROVING PROBLEM-ORIENTED LANGUAGE BY STRATIFYING IT
COMPILER-INTERPRETER FOR USING IN NUMERICAL ORIENTED LANGUAGES TRANSLATION
A COMPUTER ORIENTED TOWARD SPATIAL PROBLEMS
A WORD-ORIENTEO TRANSISTOR DRIVEN NON-DESTRUCTIVE READ-OUT
MEMORY
ORIGIN AND DEVELOPMENT Of THE CHINESE ABACUS
ORIGIN ANO SCOPE Of THE LIBYAN PILOT PROJECT
THE ORIGIN OF THE ABACUS AND ITS DEVELOPMENT
ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS IN RETAIL ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
AUTCMATIC CORRECTION Of MULTIPLE ERRORS ORIGINATING IN A COMPUTER MEMORY
ORION
THE ORION DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
THE SIMULATION Of THE ORION TIME-SHARING SYSTEM ON SIRIUS
LEAST SQUARES APPROXIMATIONS BY POLYNOMIALS, ORTHOGONAL AND OTHERWISE
LEAST SQUARES ANALYSIS OF NON-ORTHOGONAL DATA
ORTHOGONAL FUNCTIONS fOR THE LOGICAL DESIGN Of
SWITCHING CIRCUITS
SOME ORTHOGONAL METHOOS OF CURVE AND SURFACE fITTING
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LINEAR SYSTEM
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A MULTIPLE PURPOSE ORTHONORMALIZING CODE AND ITS USES
AtVANCES IN ORTHONORMALIZING COMPUTATION
A COMPARISON BETWEEN THE POLYPHASE AND OSCILLATING SORT TECHNIQUES
OSCilLATING SORT, A NEW SORT MERGING TECHNIQUE
THE
USE Of AGWAC IN THE ANALYSIS Of NONLINEAR PITCHING OSCILLATION OF A SUPERSONIC MISSILE
F DIGITAL CO~PUI
A STUDY Of ASYNCHRONOUSLY EXCITED OSCILLATIONS IN NON-LINEAR CONTROL SYSTEMS BY MEANS 0
THE DYNAMICS OF A SUBHARMONIC OSCilLATOR WITH LINEAR DISSIPATION
COMPUTER

211

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

ORB - OSC
PGEC633
WJCC58
WJCC5B
PGEC614
CACM620
SOS 62
ICC 632
SOS 61
SOS 62
I FlP62
J ACM621
J ACM624
LSU 55
TCJ4612
PGEC593

262
194
201
122
50B
393
99
291
31

279
41
522
111
181
326
FTT 53
61
TCJ3603 131
SJCC62 203
PIREb11 ~3
WJCC60
33
WJCC56 124
EJCC52
61
LCMT61
15
HARV41
91
CAN 5B 360
WCR 5H 7B
EJCC59 101
SOS 62
1
TCJ5634 25B
PGEC601 12
E JCC51
25
PGEC541
1
I BMJ511 62
CACM611 28
PECS52
19
PACM52P 19
JACM561t 219
F JCC63 201
ICIP59 432
ICIP59 421
CACMI>30 643
RMCS60
5
WJCC61 151
WJCC59 231
RMCS60
1
PACM62
56
SOS 62
9
C ABS62 522
MIPP61
22
JACM5'14 416
C ACM636 2'l4
OPI 62
13
PACM59
41
EJCC51 115
CLUN55 201
CLUN55 195
LSU 55
23
FJCC63 121
EJCC59 212
CAN 60
83
SOS 62 503
SOS 59
1
SOS 61
1
WJCC61 545
SOS 61 255
SOS 62
19
SOS 62 283
SOS 59
31
P IRE611 31
BIT 631
1
I BMJ571
2
IBMJ623 348
WJCC59
92
CACM593
6
TCJ4624 305
TCJ4613 211
ROME62 539
WJCC58 234
WJCC60
83
J ACM591 102
ICC 6115 20
PACM58
51
EJCC55
61
I BMJ634 311
tACM612 llO
AUS 60 C5.4
TC85612 51
PACM59
69
LSU 56 123
PGEC613 319
TCJ4613 260
JACM581
9
PGEC592 204
JACM544 183
AIC 612 56
CACM635 223
JACM623 312
AUS 512 ll1A
AUS 60B'2.2
IBMJ612 1!>1
271

OSC - PAR

TITLE WORD INDEX

ORG - OVE

AL SYSTEMS

PARAMETRIC PHASE-LOCKED OSCILLATOR. CHARACTERISTICS AND APPLICATIONS TO DIGIT
8N THE SWITCHING TINE OF SUBHARMONIC OSCILLATORS
A COMPUTER SUBSYSTEM USING KILOMEGACYCLE SUBHARNONIC OSCILLATORS
DESIGN AND MANUfACTURING CONSIDERATIONS OF THE OSCILLOGRAPH TYPE ELECTROSTATIC STORAGE TUBE
(GERMAN)
OSCILLOGRAPHS FOR USE WITH ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS
IBM 701 SPEEDCOOING AND OTHER AUTOMATIC-PROGRAMMING SYSTENS
N DISK FILE MEMORY SYSTEMS FOR EFFICIENT SORTING AND OTHER DATA PROCESSING PROGRANS
ISTRUCTURE OF DATA 0
S
MENORY STUDIES AND OTHER DEVELOPMENTS AT THE NATIONAL,BUREAU OF STANDARD
LOGICAL AND OTHER KINDS OF INDEPENDENCE
A NEW CORE SWITCH FOR MAGNETIC NATRIX STORES AND OTHER PURPOSES
L DISTRIBUTION FUNCTION FOR DESCRIBING ANELASTIC AND OTHER RELAXATION PROCESSES I. THEORY AND NUMERICAL CO
L DISTRIBUTION FUNCTION FOR DESCRIBING ANELASTIC AND OTHER RELAXATION PROCESSES 11. DATA ANALYSIS AND APPL
AL DOCUMEI
ON THE CODING OF GEOMETRICAL SHAPES AND OTHER REPRESENTATIONS. WITH REFERENCE TO ARCHAEOLOGIC
OL TIMETABLES ON A CONPUTER AND THEIR APPLICATION TO OTHER SCHEDULING PROBLEMS
IIQUES FOR PRODUCING SCHO
DATA PROCESSING IN BANKING ANO OTHER SERVICE INDUSTRIES
INSTALLING A COMPUTER SYSTEM. EDUCATIONAL AND OTHER STAFF PROBLEMS
THE AUTOMATIC DETERMINATION OF HUMAN AND OTHER SYSTEM PARAMETERS
METHOD OF INTEGRATION WITH RESPECT TO VARIABLES OTHER THAN TIME
AN ELECTRONIC
AND ADVICE FOR PROSPECTIVE COMPUTER USERS AND OTHERS
PROGRAMMING SERVICES
APPROXIMATIONS 8Y POLYNOMIALS. ORTHOGONAL AND OTHERWISE
LEAST SQUARES
WHAT WE USE OUR COMPUTER FOR
OYNAMIC BINARY COUNTER WITH ANALOG REAO-OUT
CLOSING OUT A PRINT TAPE
DESCRIPTION OF A COMPUTATION CARRIED OUT FOR FAO (FRENCH)
FLUX RESPONSIVE MAGNETIC HEADS FOR LOW SPEED READ-OUT OF DATA
ON THE MACHI NE TRANSLATION Of' LANGUAGES CARR lED OUT ON THE BESM
AN EXPERIMENT
MOLECULAR STORAGE AND READ-OUT WITH MICROWAVES
OUTLINE FOR A LOGICAL THEORY OF ADAPTIVE SYSTEMS
OUTLINE FOR A MULTI-LIST ORGANIZED SYSTEN
OUTLINE OF RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN SUPERCONDUCTIVITY
OUTLINE OF THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF THE ZAM-~1 CONPUTER
DESIGN SYSTEM
AN OUTLINE OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR A COMPUTER-AIDED
FLOW OUTLINING. A SUBSTITUTE FOR FLOW CHARTING
THE OUTLOOK FOR NACHINE TRANSLATION
DATA TRANSMISSION AND THE NEW OUTLOOK FOR THE CONPUTER FIELD
SOME CHANGES IN OUTLOOK SINCE DESK-CDNPUTING DAYS
AUXILIARY EQUIP.MENT TO SEAC INPUT-OUTPUT
INPUT AND OUTPUT
OPTICAL DISPLAY FOR DATA-HANDLING SYSTEN OUTPUT
AN INEXPENSIVE DEVICE FOR PICTORIAL INPUT AND OUTPUT
INPUT AND OUTPUT
PROGRAMMED MET~OOS fOR PRINTER GRAPHICAL OUTPUT
DIGITAL fE.PERATURE RECOROER WITH PUNCHED TAPE OUTPUT
MULTIPOINT
DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEN WITH REMOTE INPUT AND OUTPUT
AN INTEGRATED
SPEED DATA-PREPARATION SYSTEM WITH VARIABLE FORMAT OUTPUT
MICROSAOIC A HIGHINPUT-OUTPUT AND AUXILIARIES
HAGNET!C TAPE, INPUT, OUTPUT AND AUXILIARY STORAGE
8UFFERING BETWEEN INPUT-OUTPUT AND THE COMPUTER
THE SHARE 709 SYSTEN. PROGRAMMED INPUT-OUTPUT BUfFERING
INPUT-OUTPUT BUfFERING AND FORTRAN
REALIZATION Of RANDOMLY TIMED CDMPUTER INPUT AND OUTPUT BY MEANS OF AN INTERRUPT FEATURE
INPUT-OUTPUT CONTROL
MULTICHANNEL ANALOG INPUT-OUTPUT CONVERSION SYSTEM FOR DIGITAL COMPUTER
PHOTOGRAPHIC MET~DDS Of HANDLING INPUT AND OUTPUT DATA
CONTINUOUS VARIABLE INPUT AND OUTPUT DEViCES
UNIVAC OUTPUT DEVICES
MACHINERY
INPUT AND OUTPUT DEVICES FOR ELECTRONIC DIGITAL CALCULATING
INPUT AND OUTPUT DEVICES OF THE RCA BllNAC SYSTEM
INPUT-OUTPUT DEVICES USED WITH SEAC
TUBE
HIGH SPEED COMPUTER OUTPUT DEVICES UTILIZING THE CHARACTRON SHAPED BEAM
A "ETHOD OF COUPLING A SMALL COMPUTER TO INPUT-OUTPUT DEVICES WITHOUT EXTENSIVE BUFFERS
INPUT-OUTPUT EQUIPMENT
USED IN IMPROVING THE RELIA8ILITY OF INPUT AND OUTPUT EQUIPMENT
SOME TECHNIQUES
SOME DEVELOPMENTS IN PERIPHERAL INPUT OUTPUT EQUIPMENT FOR DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS
INPUT-OUTPUT EQUIPNENT FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
THE INPUT-OUTPUT EQUIPMENT OF THE FERRANTI DIGITAL COMPUTER
CONTROL PANEL AND INPUT AND OUTPUT fACILITIES OF ERMETH (GERMAN)
INPUT AND OUTPUT fOR ALGOL 60 ON KOf9
INPUT-OUTPUT FOR DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINES
HINE
ENGINEERING ORGANIlATION OF INPUT ANO OUTPUT FOR THE IBN 701 ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING MAC
INPUT-OUTPUT GENERATORS IN MATHEMATICAL PROGRAMMING
INPUT ANO OUTPUT IN THE X-I SYSTEM
MULTIPLE INPUT-OUTPUT LINKS IN COMPUTER SYSTEMS
COMPUTER DESIGN OF MULTIPLE-OUTPUT LOGICAL NETWORKS
DUCIBLE REPRESENTATIONS fOR TWO-LEVEL MULTIPLE INPUT-OUTPUT LOGICAL SYSTEMS
IPROGRAM FOR 08TAINING IRRE
DUCIBLE REPRESENTATIONS FOR TWO-LEVEL MULTIPLE INPUT-OUTPUT LOGICAL SYSTEMS'
IPROGRAM FOR OBTAINING IRRE
INPUT-OUTPUT METHODS. MECHANISMS AND MEDIA
PROGRAM"ED BUFFERING OF INPUT-OUTPUT ON THE 709
SEAC INPUT-OUTPUT OPERATING EXPERIENCE
A HIGH SPEED MAGNETIC-CORE OUTPUT PRINTER
MULTIPLE-OUTPUT RELAY S~ITCHING CIRCUITS
INPUT SCALING AND OUTPUT SCALING FOR A BINARY CALCULATOR
COMPUTER (FLAC)
A NEW INPUT-OUTPUT SELECTION SYSTEM fOR THE FLORIDA AUTOMATIC
ARGE THI
A FEEDBACK METHOD FOR OBTAINING A SYNCHRO OUTPUT SIGNAL PROPORTIONAL TO INPUT ANGLE THETA FOR L
DEVICES
THE SIMPLIFICATION OF MULTIPLE-OUTPUT SWITCHI~G NETWORKS COMPOSED Of UNILATERAL
SEAC INPUT-OUTPUT SYSTEM
THE LINCOLN TX-2 INPUT-OUTPUT SYSTEM
THE DATAMATIC 1000 MODEL 1~00 OUTPUT SYSTEM
THE ELLIOTT ALGOL INPUT-OUTPUT SYSTEM
AN ADVANCED INPUT-OUTPUT SYSTEM fOR A COBOL COMPILER
AN INPUT-OUTPUT SYSTEM FOR A DIGITAL CONTROL COMPUTER
RAYDAC INPUT-OUTPUT SYSTEMS
THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM. INPUT-OUTPUT TRANSLATION
INPUT-OUTPUT TRANSLATION IN THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM
AN INPUT-OUTPUT UNIT FOR ANALOG COMPUTERS
COMPUTER INPUT AND OUTPUT. INCLUOING ANALOGUE-DIGITAL CONVERSION
INPUT-OUTPUT. KEY OR BOTTLENECK
SYNTHESIS CF CONTACT NETWORKS WITH ONE INPUT AND K OUTPUTS
A MATHEMATICAL THEORY FOR THE
SIMPLE CONSTANT-TEMPERATURE OVEN AND CONTROL SYSTEM
NTIALLY COMPACT PROCESS FOR THE ADJOINTS OF MATRICES OVER ARBITRARY INTEGRAL DOMAINS
A FINITE SEOUE
272

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY

19~6-1963

PGfC593 277
IBMJ60~ ~02

PIRE611 128
ANL 53
83
ECIP55 135
ONR 5~ 106
CACN635 2~5
AOC 53 217
HARV571 117
PGEC602 116
18MJ614 297
IBMJ614 112
ICSI582 889
TCJ3614 231
EJCC5B
10
AUS 63 A.15
WJCC61 6~5
AUS 60 C8.1
TC82596 81
PACN59
69
LSU 55
Bl
NCR 531 13
CACM619 515
ICC 582 IB
NCR 584 279
JEES56 463
NCR 584 255
JACN623 291
PACM59
~1
ONR 60
1
PGEC636 609
SJCC63 299
CACM59N 17
WJCC60 203
TCJ~611
1
TC86634 127
EJCC52
39
AOC 53 102
EJCC57 230
PACN59
~8
CH8K62
18
CACM629 ~17
AUS 60C11.~
CAS 58
~2
WJCC58
~O
CAN 58 143
IEES56 331
EJCC52
22
JACM592 145
JACM601
1
PGEC582 141
PCS 62 179
NCR 537
2
HARV~7
260
MSEE463 33
EJOC52
58
HARV~7

2~8

NCR 564 88
EJCC52
36
SACI58
51
EJCC57 136
AAOC60 261
RMCS60
63
AUS 60A10.~
HACC59
20
EJCC52 126
ECIP55
87
rCJ563~

3~1

ECIP55
15
EJCC52
81
PACM61 10Al
I CIP59 3~2
IBMJ623 306
PGEC611 21
JACM631 ~8
JACN632 2,6
rCB1573 107
PACM58
19
EJCC52
44
PACM52T
6
HARV572 59
PACM52T 21
WJCC57
17
PGEC601 359
PGEC604 ~77
EJCC52
31
WJCC57 156
SACI58
43
rCJ563~

3~5

CACM625 273
PWCS54
67
EJCC52
70
JACMS92 141
PACM58
18
PIRE530 1~83
IEES56 ~25
CAS 58
(,9
HARV572 74
I BMJ571 84
CACM628 447
212

OVE - PAR

TITLE WORD INDEX

OVER BOOLEAN GRAPHS
OVER BOOLEAN TREES
OVER MULTI-DIMENSIONAL HYPERCUBES. I. A PROGRESSIVE
OVER TELEPHONE CIRCUITS
OVER TRANSFORMATION GROUPS
OVER-ALL COMPUTATION CONTROL AND LABELLING
Y AN ERROR-DETECTING COMBINATIONAL PI
AN IDEALIZED OVER-ALL ERROR-CORRECTING DIGITAL COMPUTER HAVING ONL
PROCESS FOR OPTIMIZING SYMMETRIC SUCCESSIVE OVER-RELAXATION
AN ITERATIVE
OF THE OPTIMUM ACCELERATING FACTOR FOR SUCCESSIVE OVER-RELAXATION
THE DETERMINATION
OVER-RELAXATION APPLIED TO IMPLICIT ALTERNATING
DIRECTION METHODS
NOTE ON THE LINE OVER-RELAXATION FACTOR FOR SMALL MESH SIZE
N OF THE OPTIMUM RELAXATION FACTOR OF THE SUCCESSIVE OVER-RELAXATION METHOD
IHNIQUE FOR THE DETERMlNATIO
YSHEV SEMI-ITERATION
EIGENVALUES OF THE SUCCESSIVE OVER-RELAXATION PROCESS AND ITS COMBINATION WITH CHEB
AND 'THEIR DESIGN
AN OVERALL CONCEPT OF SCIENTIFIC DOCUMENTATION SYSTEMS
GRATION SCHEMES FOR ORDINARY DIFFERENTIALI
ON THE OVERALL STABILITY AND CONVERGENCE OF SINGLE-STEP INTE
ON THE 'BEST' AND 'LEAST QTH' APPROXIMATION OF AN OVERDETERMINED SYSTEM OF LINEAR EQUATIONS
DIVISION AND OVERFLOW DETECTION IN RESIDUE NUMBER SYSTEMS
ARDS FINAC ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
ERRORS DUE TO OVERFLOW IN ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS PARTICULARLY AS REG
A METHOD FOR OVERLAPPING AND ERASURE OF LISTS
INFORMATION INPUT OVERLOAD
ON COMPLEX SUCCESSIVE DVERRELAXATION
RECENT NU~ERICAL EXPERI~ENTS COMPARING SUCCESSIVE OVERRELAXATION ITERATIVE METHODS WITH IMPLICIT ALTERN
PROGRAM THAT GENERATES. EVALUATES AND ADJUSTS ITS OWN OPERATORS
A PATTERN RECOGNITION
A PATTERN-RECOGNITION
PROGRAM THAT GENERATES. EVALUATES, AND ADJUST ITS OWN OPERATORS
LIGHT-INDUCED PROCESSES IN CUPROUS OXIDE
IN THE FERRITE REGION OF THE SYSTEM MANGANESE-IRON-OXYGEN
PHASE EQUILIBRIA
THE P METHOD, A DESIGN PHILOSOPHY
USE OF COMPUTERS IN PLANNING P.M.G. COMMUNICUIONS
THE PROCESSING OF P.Z.T. OBSERVATIONS By A SMALL ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
P-N-PI-N TRIODE SWITCHING APPLICATIONS
THE PACE SCALING ROUTING FDR MERCURY
E.S.P. THE ELLIOTT SIMULATOR PACKAGE
OEVICES IN LARGE-SCALE TONNAGE DISTRIBUTION IN THE PACKAGE INDUSTRIES
USE OF ELECTRONIC ACCOUNTING
PACKAGED LOGICAL CIRCUITRY FOR A 4-MC COMPUTER
UTER 401. A DEMONSTRATION OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING BY PACKAGED UNIT CONSTRUCTION
THE ELLIOTT-NRDC COMP
MAGNETIC CORE PWLSE-SWITCHING CIRCUITS FOR STANDARD PACKAGES
A QUASI-SIMPLEX METHOD FOR DESIGNING SUBOPTIMUM PACKAGES OF ELECTRONIC BUILDING BLOCKS
A CIRCUIT PACKAGING MODEL FOR HIGH-SPEED COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY
ACHIEVING MAXIMUM PULSE PACKING DENSITIES AND TRANSFER RATES
A NEW HIGH DENSITY RECOROING SYSTEM, THE
BM 1311 DISK STORAGE DRIVE WITH INTERCHANGEABLE DISK PACKS
THE PACT COMPILER FOR THE 101
SEMI-AUTONATIC ALLOCATION OF DATA STORAGE FOR PACT I
CONCLUSIONS AFTER USING THE PACT I ADVANCEC COOING TECHNIQUE
THE PACT I CODING SYSTEM FOR THE IBM TYPE 701
LOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF THE PACT I COMPILER
PRODUCING COMPUTER INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE PACT I COMPILER
PACT IA
PACT LOOP EXPANSION
A TYPED PAGE READER
A HEURISTIC FOR PAGE TURNING IN A MULTI PROGRAMMED COMPUTER
E INTRODUCTION OF A.D.P. FOR RECORDING CONTRIBUTIONS PAID UNDER THE NEW GRADUATED PENSIONS SCHE~E
ION TH
CALCULATED WAVEFOR~S FOR TUNNEL DIODE LOCKED PAIR
CALCULATED WAVEFORMS FOR THE TUNNEL DIODE LOCKED-PAIR CIRCUIT
ALGE8RAIC
FUNCTION CALCULATIONS USING POTENTIAL ANALOG PAIRS
OLIVETTI ELEA 6001
PALGO. AN ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE AND ITS TRANSLATOR FOR
PANDEMONIUM. A PARADIGM FOR LEARNING
A THREE-DIMENSIONAL PRINTED BACK PANel
I GERMAN 1
CONTROL PANEL AND INPUT AND OUTPUT FACILITIES OF ERMETH
IN MATHEM.TICAL PROGRAMMING. IMPRESSIONS OF A PANEL DISCUSSION
WHAT IS PROPRIETARY
COMPUTER PEOPLE
PANEL DISCUSSION ON THE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES OF
COMPUTERS
PANEL DISCUSSION, AN EVALUATION OF ANALOG AND DIGITAL
PANEL DISCUSSION, DESIGNING FOR MAXIMUM RELIABILITY
PANEL DISCUSSION. UTILIZATION OF GERMANIUM DIODES
PANEL ON BUSINESS SYSTEMS
PANEL ON NUMERICAL CONTROL
PANEL ON PRIORITY PROBLEMS IN COMPUTER SYSTEMS
PANEL ON SEMANTICS AND SYNTACTICS
PANEL ON TECHNIQUES FOR PROCESSOR CONSTRUCTION
PANEL ON ULTRA-HIGH-SPEED COMPUTERS
PANEL ON UNIVERSITY EDUCATION INFORMATION PROCESSING
PRINTERS
FORM DESIGN. CONSTRUCTION AND PAPER HANDLING PROBLEMS AS RELATED TO HIGH SPEED
COMPUTING METHODS FOR TRIM SCHEDULING IN THE PAPER INDUSTRY
COMPUTER CONTROL IN THE PAPER INOUSTRY
PLANNING THE USE OF A PAPER LIBRARY
COMMENT ON A PAPER ON PARALLEL PROCESSING
IOAREHOUSE STOCK CONTROL AND INVOICING ON PAPER TAPE
LLIED WITH NATIONAL CLASS 32 ACCOUNTING MACHINES AND PAPER TAPE
ISING AN IBM 650 PUNCHED CARD COMPUTER A
PUNCHEO PAPER TAPE FOR EXPERIMENTAL DATA
A VERY HIGH SPEED PUNCHED PAPER TAPE REACER
HOT-WIRE ANEMOMETER PAPER TAPE REAOER
PRESENTATION OF A NEW HIGH SPEED PAPER TAPE REAOER
DATA PROCESSING WITH PAPER TAPE, AN EXPERIMENT
ON THE DESIGN OF PHOTOELECTRIC PAPER-TAPE REACERS
WIND T~NNEL DATA REDUCTION USING PAPER-TAPE STORAGE MEDIA
LOST INFORMATION, UNPUBLISHED CONFERENCE PAPERS
ICAL EXPERIMENTS USING NEWTON'S METHOD FOR NONLINEAR PARABOLIC AND ELLIPTIC BOUNDARY-VALUE PROBLEMS
IMER
A SURVEY OF NUMERICAL METHODS FOR PARABOLIC DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
FINITE DIFFERENCE APPROXIMATION TO A FOURTH ORDER PARABOLIC EQUATION
A STABLE IMPLICIT
NUMERICAL TREATMENT OF A FOURTH ORDER PARABOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
OPTIMU~ RECURRENCE FORMULAS FOR A FOURTH ORDER PARABOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
CPTIMU~ RECURRENCE FORMULAS FOR A FOURTH ORDER PARABOLIC PARTIAL OIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
ON DIFFERENCE METHODS OF SOLUTION OF PARABOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
A
SURVEY OF COMPUTER METHOOS FOR SOLVING ELLIPTIC AND PARABOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
ALTERNATING DIRECTION METHODS FOR PARABOLIC SYSTEMS IN M SPACE VARIABLES
PARACOMPUTERS IN PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH
PANDEMONIUM. A PARADIGM FOR LEARNING
DYNAMIC FLIP-FLOPS AND THEIR USE IN PARALLEL ACTION COMPUTERS
A MAGNETIC CORE PARALLEL ADDER
THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF A I-MICROSECOND PARALLEL ADDER, USING 1-~EGACYCLE CIRCUITRY
FAST HIGH-ACCURACY BINARY PARALLEL ADDITION
PROCEDURE

273

MINIMIZATION
MINIMIZATION
ITERATION
A TERMINAL FDR DATA TRANSMISSION
PERCEPTUAL GENERALIZATION

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

OSC - PAR
IBMJ622 227
I8MJ605 543
TCJ66H 264
WJCC56
31
SOS 59
63
CACM60N 614
PGEC593 321
TCJ6633 271
TCJ4611 13
ICIP59
85
TCJ5621 4B
CACM614 184
TCJ6633 250
ICSI582 1047
PACM56
13
JACM573 341
PGEC624 501
JACM514 450
CACM60D 655
SOS 62
61
BIT 623 143
PACM61 2A2
WJCC61 555
CATH63 251
OPI 62 115
IBMJ583 193
PACM61 13B3
AUS 63 B.2l
AUS 60 87.1
PGEC592 108
TCJ5621 24
TCJ6644 328
LSU 51 131
NCR 544 133
ADC 53 273
PGEC583 223
CAS 59 100
I BMJ633 182
WCR 584 4B
FJCC63 321
ONR 56
61
JACM564 299
JACM564 309
JACM564 272
JACM564 279
JACM564 288
JACM571
8
JACM564 292
OCR 62
85
CACM629 480
TCJ3603 117
P IRE611 146
EJCC60 233
PIRE611 216
ROME62 439
MTP 58 511
16MJ571 32
ECIP55
81
CACM6lD 542
PACM59
19
WJCC53
19
PECS52
8
PECS52
7
IFIP62
83
11'IP62 258
I F1P62 711
IFIP62 333
IFIP62 524
IFIP62 704
I F1P62 163
CAN 58 191
AUS 60 B3.2
CAN 62 243
CAMB49
36
CACM612 103
AUS 60 A4.4
AUS 60 Al.4
TC81633 82
WCR '574 218
E JCC60 261
BIT 632 93
AUS 60AI0.3
AUS 60C11.3
J ACM562 101
ICSI581 475
CACM614 187
AlC 612
1
JACM571 18
JACM543 111
PACM56
45
JACH574 467
AUS 571 114
ICC 631
3
JACM624 450
HARV61 239
HTP 58 511
CENG59
96
PGEC584 262
WJCC56 103
PGEC604 465
213

PAR - PB

TITLE WORD INDEX

A CLASS OF NUMBER REPRESENTATIONS FOR PARAllEL ARITHMETIC
SIGNED-DIGIT NUMBER REPRESENTATIONS FOR FAST PARALLEL ARITHMETIC
A FAST PARALLEL ARITHMETIC UNIT
A PARALLEL CHANNEL COMPUTING MACHINE
PHYSICAL AND LOGICAL DESIGN OF A HIGHLY PARALLEL COMPUTER
CONSIDERATIONS ON A HIGH SPEED PARALLEL COMPUTER G3 (GERMANI
A PARALLEL COMPUTER ORGANIZATION AND MECHANIZATIONS
PARALLEL COMPUTING WITH VERTICAL DATA
AUTOMATIC SQUARE ROOT IN A 5 MEGACYCLE PARALLEL DIGITAL COMPUTER
CIRCUIT DESIGN OF ATROPOS, A 5 MEGACYCLE SOLID STATE PARALLEL DIGITAL COMPUTER
THE
TWO'S COMPLEMENT MULTIPLICATION IN BINARY PARALLEL DIGITAL COMPUTERS
ION CASE
MEAN LIFE OF PARALLEL ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS. EXPONENTIAL DISTRIBUT
THE TELECOMMUNICATIONS RESEARCH ESTABLISHMENT PARALLEL ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER
PARALLEL FERRO RESONANT TRIGGERS
ON PROGRAMMING A HIGHLY PARALLEL MACHINE TO BE AN INTELLIGENT TECHNICIAN
HIGHLY PARALLEL MACHINES
W.A.C. MK.2. A PARALLEL NINE CHANNEL DIGITAL TO ANALOG CONVERTER
PARALLEL ORGANIZED OPTICAL COMPUTERS
AUTOMATIC PARALLEL PROCESSING
SOME THOUGHTS ON PARALLEL PROCESSING
COMMENT ON A PAPER ON PARALLEL PROCESSING
OPERATIONAL EXPERIENCE OF TIME SHARING AND PARALLEL PROCESSING
SYSTEM
PARALLEL PROCESSING IN A RESTRUCTURABLE COMPUTER
PARALLEL PROGRAMMING
AN
AUTOMATIC SEQUENCING PROCEDURE WITH APPLICATION TO PARALLEL PROGRAMMING
A METHOD FOR RESOLVING MULTIPLE RESPONSES IN A PARALLEL SEARCH FILE
ASSOCIATIVE LOGIC FOR HIGHLY PARALLEL SYSTE~S
ON THE USE OF THE SOLOMON PARALLEL-PROCESSING COMPUTER
ALGOR ITHMS FOR PARALLEL-SEARCH MEMORIES
THE DESIGN AND OPERATION OF A PARALLEL~TYPE CATHOOE-RAY-TUBE STORAGE SYSTEM
PARALLELISM IN COMPUTER ORGANIZATION RANDOM NUMBER GE
NERATIDN IN THE FIXED PLUS VARIABLE COMPUTER SYSTI
DATA PROCESSING FOR EXPERIMENTS IN ELECTRON PARAMAGNETIC RESONANCE
PARAMETER ESTI~ATION FOR SIMPLE NONLINEAR MODELS
A METHOO FOR OBTAINING SPECIFIC VALUES OF COMPILING-PARAMETER FUNCTIONS
OF DYNAMIC SYSTEMS
THE USE OF PARAMETER INFLUENCE COEFFICIENTS IN COMPUTER ANALYSIS
STUDIES OF RENEWAL PROCESSES
TWO-PARAMETER LIFETIME DISTRIBUTIONS FOR RELIABILITY
DESIGN
AUTOMATIC PARAMETER OPTIMIZATION AS APPLIEO TO TRANSDUCER
EXCITATION
DISTRIBUTED PARAMETER VIBRATION WITH STRUCTURAL DAMPING AND NOISE
LINGUISTICS
A PARAMETERISED COMPILER BAS EO ON MECHANISED
AUTOMATIC DETERMINATION OF HUMAN AND OTHER SYSTEM PARAMETERS
THE
RNING. PART 1, CHARACTERIZATION OF THE MOOEL AND ITS PARAMETERS
IIMENTS ON THE MECHANIZATION OF GAME-LEA
PRELIMINARY CALCULATION OF SOME PARAMETERS IN NUCLEAR REACTOR CORE THERMAL DESIGN
SOME SELF-ORGANIZING PARAMETERS IN THREE-PERSON GROUPS
THE EFFECT OF PARAMETERS ON THE ROOTS OF AN EQUATION SYSTEM
SHOCK
WAVES IN NONLINEAR TRANSMISSION LINES ANO EFFECT ON PARAMETRIC AMPLIFICATION
COMPUTING TECHNIQUES FOR THE SAMPLING PARAMETRIC COMPUTER
C.lCUlAT!ON OF PERFORMANCE CURVES FOR INDUCTiVE PARAMETRIC DEVICES
SEMICONDUCTOR PARAMETRIC DIODES IN MICROWAVE COMPUTERS
AN ITERATION PROCEDURE FOR PARAMETRIC MODEL BUILDING AND BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS
AND APPLICATIONS TO DIGITAL SYSTEMS
PARAMETRIC PHASE-LOCKED OSCILLATOR. CHARACTERISTICS
EATING SINGULARITIES IN COMPUTER SOLUTIONS OF ORDI
PARAMETRIC TECHNIQUES FOR ELIMINATING DIVISION AND TR
EATING SINGULARITIES IN COMPUTER SI
CORRECTION TO 'PARAMETRIC TECHNIQUES FOR ElIMINATING DIVISION AND TR
THE PARAMETRON
MEMORY SYSTEMS FOR PARAMETRON COMPUTERS
THE PARAMETRON DIGITAL COMPUTER MUSASINO-1
THE POSSIBILITY OF SPEEDING UP COMPUTERS USING PARAMETRONS
SOME APPLICATIONS OF MAGNETIC FILM PARAMETRONS AS LOGICAL DEVICES
ENGINEERING CHARACTERISTICS OF CYLINDRICAL THIN FILM PARAMETRONS FOR USE IN DIGITAL SYSTEMS
SWITCHING CIRCUITS
THE USE OF PARENTHESIS-FREE NOTATION FOR THE AUTOMATIC DESIGN OF
ALGOL CONFERENCE IN PARIS
GENERALIZED PARITY CHECKING
TWO-DIMENSIONAL PARITY CHECKING
CONTROL GEAR SIMULATION FOR AN AUTOMATIC CAR PARK
AN ERROR-CORRECTING PARSE ALGORITHM
A PROGRAM FOR APPLYING THE PRINCIPLE OF PARSIMONY IN MULTIPLE REGRESSION
THE WORD 'PART' HAS BEEN PREVENTED FROM INDEXING
OF SIMULTANEOUS LINEAR EQUATIONS ARISING FROM PARTIAL D.E.'S
THE SOLUTI ON
A
NECESSARY ANO SUFFICIENT CONDITION FOR STABILITY OF PARTIAL DIFFERENCE EQUATION PROBLEMS
VERGENCE RATES OF RELAXATION PROCEDURES FOR ELLIPTIC PARTIAL DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS
ON THE INCREASE OF CON
NUMERICAL TREATMENT OF A FOURTH ORDER PARABOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
RECURRENCE FORMULAS FOR A FOURTH ORDER PARABOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
OPTIMUM
RECURRENCE FORMULAS FOR A FOURTH ORDER PARABOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
OPTIMUM
EMS INVOLVING THE DIFFERENCE ANALOGUE OF AN ELLIPTIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
IBOUNDARY VALUE PROBL
ICATION 01
THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE REYNOLD'S PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION APPLIED TO THE AIR LUBR
CTRONIC DATA PROCESSII
THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF A PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION ON THE IBM TYPE 701 ELE
METHOD OF FINITE DIFFERENCES FOR THE SOLUTION OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
THE SOLUTION OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
HIGHER ORDER DIFFERENCES IN THE ANALOGUE SOLUTION OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
ON DIFFERENCE METHODS OF SOLUTION OF PARABOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
THE USE OF .HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL COMPUTERS FOR SOLVING PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
A NEW TECHNIQUE FOR THE SOLUTION OF COMPLEX PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
PARTIAL OIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
MERICAL PROCEDURES FOR THE INTEGRATION OF HYPERBOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
NO
COMPUTER METHODS FOR SOLVING ELLIPTIC AND PARABOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
A SURVEY OF
OLVING FINITE-DIFFERENCE APPROXIMATIONS TO SEPARABLE PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
lIVE PROCESSES FOR S
FFERENCES FOR THE SOLUTION OF THE CAUCHY PROBLEM FOR PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS (GERMANI
ICENTRAL 01
STABILITY FOR DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS WHICH APPROXIMATE PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS (GERMAN)
INITION OF
USING THE ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIALI
THE SOLUTION OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS BY DIFFERENCE METHODS
USING THE ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIALI
THE SOLUTION OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS BY DIFFERENCE METHODS
F DIGITAL COMPUTERS AND PROGRAMS FOR THE SOLUTION OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS BY ITERATIVE METHODS
ICES
SOLUTION OF SYSTEMS OF ORDINARY AND PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS BY QUASI-DIAGONAL MATR
HE INITIAL VALUE PROBLEM FOR SYSTEMS OF QUASI-LINEAR PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS OF THE FIRST ORDER
I
PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS OF THE MIXED TYPE AND
METHODS OF THEIR SOLUTION
METHODS FOR THE SOLUTION OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS ON DIGITAL COMPUTERS
BOUNDARIES
ON PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH IRREGULAR
THE SOLUTION OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS. A SPECIFIC EXAMPLE
ALGEBRAIC PROPERTIES OF SYMMETRIC AND PARTIALLY SYMMETRIC BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS
MINIMllATION OF THE PARTIALLY-DEVELOPEO TRANSFER TREE
GROUP PARTICIPATION COMPUTER DEMONSTRATION
INFORMATION PROCESSING
USA PARTICIPATION IN AN INTERNATIONAL GLOSSARY ON
274

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

OVE - PAR
PACM61 1382
PGEC613 389
I EES56 520
MSEE46" 't5
SJCC63 395
ECIP55
99
PGEC633 251
EJCC60 III
AUS 60 C4.2
AUS 60 C4.1
PGEC553 ll8
RTCS62 30"
FTT 53 1""
ADC 53 186
WJCC60 267
WOC062 126
AUS 60 C"."
OPI 62
13
CAN 60 321
CACM600 539
CACM612 103
TCJ6631 28
PGEC636 747
TCJ1581
2
JACM6l't 513
PGEC61" 718
FJCC63 "89
FJCC62 137
JACM624 "88
I EES56 319
WJCC61 157
AUS 60B'9.3
CACM597 28
JACM623 379
WJCC60 181
IBMJ591 58
SJCC63 191
PGEC592 197
ARAP634 125
WJCC61 6't5
TCJ6633 232
AUS 60 B8.3
SOS 61
1
TCJ4611 62
I BMJ604 391
PGEC572 108
AUS 60B'5.1
PGEC593 287
WJCC61 519
PGEC593 277
PGEC621 42
PGEC62" 570
DIP 62 595
DIP 62 610
PGEC593 308
I CIP59 461
PGEC603 315
F JCC63 551
PGEC603 342
TCJ2604 151
PGEC583 201
JACM612 186
TCJ462" 313
CACM63N 6b9
PACM58
47
AUS 60B'5.3
J ACM602 163
JACM601 29
J ACM5"3 III
PACM56
45
J ACM574 467
JACM592 204
PACM61 2A5
PACM52T ll5
HARV"1 153
ADC 53 147
JACM56" 325
AUS 511 ll4
ICIP59
b6
PACM61 13C3
TCJ6631 69
ECIP55 180
ICC 631
3
TCJ6631 93
BIT 632 91
BIT 623 153
WJCC53 208
P IRE530 l't97
PACM59
39
TCJ"611 54
IFIP62 1b9
IF IP62 122
ICIP59
12
PACM56
""
AUS 511 115
PGEC633 2""
PGEC572 92
CACM639 573
CACM63N 6~8
214

PAR - PER

PAR - P6

TITLE WORD INDEX

AN EXPERIMENT ON THE EFFECT OF PARTICLE ORIENTATION ON PEAK SHIFT IN MAGNETIC TAPES
ANALOG SIMULATION OF PARTICLE TRAJECTORIES IN FLUID fLOW
PARTICLE-IN-CELL FLUID DYNAMICS ON THE IBM STRETCH
MACHINE
ACCELERATION TECHNIQUES IN NUMERICAL ANALYSIS, WITH PARTICULAR REfERENCE TO PROBLEMS IN ONE INDEPENDENT V
DATA PROCESSING IN PURE RESEARCH WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO RADIO ASTRONOMY
ERRORS CUE TO OVERFLOW IN ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS PARTICULARLY AS REGARDS FINAC ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
PARTITIONED POLYNOMIALS, AN APPROACH TOWARD EQUILIBRI
UM BETWEEN ACCURACY AND SPEEO IN PRIMARY MATHEMAT/
MATRIX INVERSION BY PARTITIONING
PARTITIONING ALGORITHMS FOR FINITE SETS
NOTE ON A METHOD OF FORMING A SORTING KEY FOR A PARTLY ORDERED LIST
RELIABILITY OF PARTS
IREMENTS PLANNING OF PRODUCTION COMPONENTS AND SPARE PARTS AT A FAR~ EQUIPMENT MANUfACTURING COMPANY
/QU
CENTRAL CONTROL OF ONE MILLION PARTS LOCATIONS
THE RELIABILITY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PARTS Of DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS, DISCUSSION
COMPUTATION OF PARTS REQUIREMENTS FOR PRODUCTION SCHEDULING
THE PHILIPS COMPUTER PASCAL
A DISPERSION PASS ALGORITHM FOR THE POLYPHASE MERGE
A FIGURE OF MERIT fOR SINGLE-PASS DATA RECORDING SYSTEMS
RETRIEVAL OF MISSPELLED NAMES IN AN AIRLINES PASSENGER RECORD SYSTEM
ENERATED BY A CHARACTER, PRINTED IN MAGNETIC INK, IN PASSING BENEATH A MAGNETIC READING HEAD
/WAVEfORM G
RECORDING READBACK RESOLUTION BY MEANS OF A LINEAR PASSIVE NETWORK
INCREASED DIGITAL MAGNETIC
PROBLEMS
A NEW ACTIVE-PASSIVE NETWORK SIMULATOR FOR TRANSIENT FIELD
FUNCTION SYNTHESIS WITH COMPUTER AMPLIFIERS AND PASSIVE NETWORKS
TRANSFERPAST AND FUTURE OF DIGITAL COMPUTER CIRCUITRY
THE HAYSTAQ SYSTEM, PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE
THE POSSIBILITIES OF
FAR-REACHING ~ECHANIZATION OF NOVELTY SEARCH OF THE PATENT LITERATURE
PUBLICATION, CLASSIFICATION, AND PATENTS
THE PHYSICAL INTERPRETATION OF MEAN FREE PATH AND THE INTEGRAL METHOD
.
AN ALGORITHM FOR PATH CONNECTIONS AND ITS APPLICATIONS
ON THE INFLUENCE OF FREE PATH ON THE MEISSNER EFFECT
EFFECTS OF ELECTRON CONCENTRATION AND MEAN FREE PATH ON THE SUPERCONDUCTING BEHAVIOR OF ALLOYS
CRITICAL-PATH PLANNING AND SCHEDULING
A METHOD FOR THE SOLUTION OF THE NTH BEST PATH PROBLEM
THE SHORTEST PATH THROUGH A MAZE
A SERIAL TECHNIQUE TO DETERMINE MINIMUM PATHS
MAXIMAL PATHS ON RECTANGULAR BOARDS
TECHNICAL INFORMATION FLOW PATTERN
THE CELLSCAN SYSTEM, A LEUCOCYTE PATTERN ANALYZER
PROCESSING BY NETS OF NEURON-LIKE ELEMENTS
PATTERN AND CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEMS, PICTURE
NDENTAL EQUATION
TRIANGULAR WALK PATTERN FOR THE DOWN-HILL METHOD OF SOLVING A TRANSCE
A TAPE FILE MERGE PATTERN GENERATOR
A PATTERN IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM USING LINEAR DECISION
FUNCTIONS
PROGRAMMING PATTERN RECOGNITION
DISCUSSION OF PROBLEMS IN PATTERN RECOGNITION
A LOGICAL PROGRAM FOR THE STIMULATION OF VISUAL PATTERN RECOGNITION
SYMPOSIUM ON PATTERN RECOGNITION
PATTERN RECOGNITION
LINEAR CECISION FUNCTIONS WITH APPLICATION TO PATTERN RECOGNITION
OPERATIONS USEFUL FOR SIMILARITY-INVARIANT PATTERN RECOGNITION
ADAPTIVE SYSTEMS IN PATTERN RECOGNITION
SIMULATION AND
ANALYSIS OF BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMS. III, ANALYSIS AND PATTERN RECOGNITION
NCEPT FOR AUDIO-FREQUENCY INFORMATION PROCESSING AND PATTERN RECOGNITION
IBRATING OPTIC FIBERS, A NEW CO
FEATURE WORD CONSTRUCTION FOR USE WITH PATTERN RECOGNITION ALGORITHMS, AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY
PATTERN RECOGNITION AND MODERN COMPUTERS
FINITE AUTOMATA, PATTERN RECOGNITION AND PERCEPTRONS
PATTERN RECOGNITION AND READING BY MACHINE
AN ANALOGOUS METHOD FOR PATTERN RECOGNITION BY FOLLOWING THE BOUNDARY
PATTERN RECOGNITION BY MACHINE
DIGITAL PATTERN RECOGNITION BY MOMENTS
DIGITAL PATTERN RECOGNITION BY MOMENTS
THE Illl NOI S PATTERN RECOGNITION COMPUTER, ILLIAC III
GENERALIZATION OF PATTERN RECOGNITION IN A SELF-ORGANIZING SYSTEM
A METHOD FOR THE DESIGN OF PATTERN RECOGNITION LOGIC
AND ADJUSTS ITS OWN OPERATORS
A PATTERN RECOGNITION PROGRAM THAT GENERATES, EVALUATES
STOCHASTIC MODEL FOR THE BROWNING-BLEDSOE PATTERN RECOGNITION SCHEME
AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF A CLASS OF PATTERN RECOGNITION SYNTHESIS ALGORITHMS
DIAGNOSIS
COMPUTER PATTERN RECOGNITION TECHNIQUES, ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC
PATTERN RECOGNITION USING AUTOCORRELATION
PATTERN RECOGNITION WITH AN AOAPTIVE NETWORK
MULATIONS OF A PERCEPTUAL LEARNING MODEL FOR SENSORY PATTERN RECOGNITION, CONCEPT FORMATION AND SYMBOL TRA
PROVING THEOREMS BY PATTERN RECOGNITION, I
A LINE-DRAWING PATTERN RECOGNIZER
STATISTICAL RECOGNITION FUNCTIONS AND THE DESIGN OF PATTERN RECOGNIZERS
FILTER, A TOPOLOGICAL PATTERN SEPARATION COMPUTER PROGRAM
A GENERALIZEO SCANNER FOR PATTERN- AND CHARACTER-RECOGNITION STUDIES
, AND ADJUST ITS OWN OPERATORS
A PATTERN-RECOGNITION PROGRAM THAT GENERATES, EVALUATES
A 'LOGICAL PATTERN' RECOGNITION PROGRAM
A SPATIALLY ITERATEO MEMORY ORGAN PATTERNED AFTER THE CEREBRAL CORTEX
GERMAN SYNTAX PATTERNS
A
QUASI-TOPOLOGICAL METHOD FOR THE RECOGNITION OF LINE PATTERNS
DIGITAL COMPUTER USAGE IN ANALYSIS
OF ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPH AND SIMILAR QUASI-RHYTHMIC PATTERNS
STATI
STICAL MODELS FOR RECALL AND RECOGNITION OF STIMULUS PATTERNS BY HUMAN OBSERVERS
A SCHEME FOR RECOGNIZING PATTERNS FROM AN UNSPECIFIED CLASS
REGRESSION AND CODED PATTERNS IN DATA EDITING
CALCULATION OF FLUX PATTERNS IN FERRITE MULTIPATH STRUCTURES
ACCOUNTING FOR THE SOLDIER'S PAY
OF LARGE SCALE DATA PROCESSING INTO THE ROYAL ARMY PAY CORPS
PROBLEMS Of THE INTRODUCTION
ACCOUNTING FOR THE SOLDIER'S PAY, ORGANIZATION OF PROGRAMMING
A NEW METHOD FOR THE PAYMENT OF BILLS AND THE TRANSFER OF CREDIT
SOCIAL SERVICES BENEFITS, PAYMENTS BY PUNCHED CARDS
AN APPLICATION TO PAYROLL
INVENTORY CONTROL, ACCOUNTING, AND PAYROll
INVENTORY CONTROL, ACCOUNTING AND PAYROll
PAYROLL ACCOUNTING WITH ELECOM 120 COMPUTER
PAYROLL AND LABOUR COSTING
PAYROLL AND PRODUCTION APPLICATIONS
PAYROLL AND SALARY DISTRIBUTION
INVENTORY RECORDS AND PAYROLL APPLICATION ON THE UNIVAC FILE COMPUTER
THE USE OF A COMPUTER FOR PAYROLL WORK
THE LOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF THE PB ~~O MICROPROGRAMMABLE COMPUTER
215

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY

19~6-1963

I BMJ623
SJCC62
CAS 62
1 F IP62
AUS 511
J ACMS7~
PACM62
PACM52T
CACM630
TCJ6631
MSEE~62

BIT 632
CAN 62
TCB~61~

81T 622
PGEC612
CACM620
PGECS91
CACM623
PGEC584
I BMJ631
P IRE611
WJCC!;5
IFIP62
ICSI5B2
ICSISB2
HARV41
I BMJ583
PGEC613
I BMJ621
IBMJ621
EJCC59
JACM594
HARV512
CACM63N
I BIU605
WJCC61
WJCC61
WJCC59
CACM621
CACM635
I BSJ633
WJCC5!;
E JCC59
SOS 61
IFIP62
I FIP62
OCR 62
JACM622
PGEC636
CACM622
OPI 62
JACM634
WJCC55
JACM611
EJCC59
ICIP59
CATH63
OCR 62
JACM622
PGEC636
WJCC55
PGEC601
WJCC61
PGEC622
PGEC633
CACM620
PIRE611
NCR 602
IFIP62
CACM604
WJCC60
PGEC60~

3~8

235
1!;1
149
105
450
60
36
613
1~

20
108
53
151
'11
115
502
48
169
271
22
268
1
608
1143
1011
211
200
346
12
68
160
506
285
664
479
241
173
304
399
221
248
94
233
521
461
414
249
259
822
115
187
458
'l1

1
225
238
237
153
240
791
86
48
5S5
274
300
527
175
66
413
220
351
412
25

EJCC60
WJCC59 2'l1
CATH63 251
IBMJ623 353
PACM61 2C3
NSMT60 234
ICIP59 232
IFIP62 433
SOS 59
51
OCR 62 221
CACM621 409
NCR 58~ 263
TCJ5634 249
TCJ3603 120
TCJ5634 258
JACM602 140
AUS 60 A2.1
HARV55 14.5
8CS 58 331
EOPS61
53
WJCC53
!;4
TCBlS13 64
BCS 58
14
HACC59 B-15
LSU 51 182
94
I EES56
FJCC63 201
215

PB- - PHO

TITLE WORD INDEX

USING MAGNETOSTRICTIVE DELAY LINE STORAGE
PB-250, A HIGH SPEED SERIAL GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER
MAGNETOSTRICTIVE ULTRASONIC DELAY LINES FOR A PCM COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
A PDM CONVERTER
COMPUTER-ORIENTED PEACE-RESEARCH
EXPERIMENT ON THE EFFECT O'F PARTICLE ORIENTATION ON PEAK SHIFT IN MAGNETIC TAPES
AN
SIMPLIFIED CODING, A PEDAGOGIC EXPERIMENT
II DESIGN TECHNIQUE FOR PEDESTAL-FREE SWITCHING CIRCUITS
EXPERIMENT IN RETRIEVAL
CLASSIFICATION WITH PEEK-A-BOO FOR INDEXING DOCUMENTS ON AERODYNAMICS, AN
COMPUTER PRODUCTION OF PEEK-A-BOO SHEETS
THE MAGNETIC-DRUM STORE OF THE COMPUTER PEGASUS
ASSEMBLY, INTERPRETIVE AND CONVERSION PROGRAMS FOR PEGASUS
A FUNCTION INTERPRETIVE SCHEME FOR PEGASUS
AN EXTENDED AUTOCODE FOR PEGASUS
USE OF MAGNETIC TAPE I, MAGNETIC TAPES ON A FERRANTI PEGASUS
SYMPOSIUM ON EXPERIENCES WITH THE
OPERATIONAL EXPERIENCE wITH THE PEGASUS AUTOCODE
THE PEGASUS AUTOCODE
ATIONS OF COMPUTERS
THE USE OF PEGASUS AUTOCODE IN SOME EXPERIMENTAL BUSINESS APPLIC
RUNNING PEGASUS AUTOCODE PROGRAMS ON MERCURY
NOTE ON AN ALGOL 60 COMPILER FOR PEGASUS I
SOLUTION OF CERTAIN LARGE SETS OF EQUATIONS ON PEGASUS USING MATRIX METHODS
THE DESIGN PHILOSOPHY OF PEGASUS, A QUANTITY-PRODUCTION COMPUTER
ANALYSIS AND FORECASTING
PEGASUS, AN EXAMPLE OF AN AUTOCODED PROGRAM FOR SALES
PEl MATRIX EIGENVALUES
ON FINDING MINIMUM ROUTES IN A NETWORK WITH TURN PENALTIES
OF SUPERCONDUCTING TRANSMISSION LINE FOR MEASURING PENETRATION DEPTHS
USE
A PENNY-MATCHING MACHINE
NOTE ON COMMISSIONING OF LEO COMPUTER AT MINISTRY OF PENSIONS AND NATIONAL INSURANCE
RECORDING CONTRIBUTIONS PAID UNDER THE NEW GRADUATED PENSIONS SCHEME
ION THE INTRODUCTION OF A.D.P. FOR
ON THE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES OF COMPUTER PEOPLE
PANEL DISCUSSION
LOOP TRACING IN PEP-PERT NETWORKS
AN APPROACH TO COMPUTERS THAT PERCEIVE, LEARN, AND REASON
FOR INFORMATION REPRESENTATION IN A COMPUTER THAT PERCEIVES, LEARNS, ANO REASONS
A SUGGESTED MODEL
GENERALIZATION OF AN ELEMENTARY PERCEIVING AND MEMORIZING MACHINE
DETERMINATION OF THREE PERCENTILES OF THE OMEGA-SUB-N DISTRIBUTION FUNCTION
SELF-ORGANIZING MODELS FOR LEARNED PERCEPTION
SOME NEW ASPECTS OF COLOR PERCEPTION
STUDIES OF PERCEPTION
TOWARDS THE AUTOMATION OF BINOCULAR DEPTH PERCEPTION
OF PROCEDURES FOR ASSESSING AND RECOGNIZII
MACHINE PERCEPTION OF PRINTED AND HANDWRITTEN FORMS BY MEANS
THE PERCEPTION OF SPEECH
TWO THEOREMS OF STATISTICAL SEPARABILITY IN THE PERCEPTRON
A COMPARISON OF SEVERAL PERCEPTRON MODELS
ON PREDICTING PERCEPTRON PERFORMANCE
A MAGNETIC INTEGRATOR FOR THE PERCEPTRON PROGRAM
THE MARK 1 PERCEPTRON, DESIGN AND PERFORMANCE
ANALYSIS OF PERCEPTRONS
FINITE AUTOMATA, PATTERN RECOGNITION AND PERCEPTRONS
A NEW CLASS OF MULTILAYER SERIES-COUPLED PERCEPTRONS
PERCEPTUAL GENERALIZATION OVER TRANSFORMATION GROUPS
TION, CONCEPT FORMATIONI
COMPUTER SIMULATIONS OF A PERCEPTUAL LEARNING MODEL FOR SENSORY PATTERN RECOGNI
ELECTROSTATIC READING OF PERFORATED MED IA
CORES
CIRCUITS TO PERFORM LOGICAL AND CONTROL FUNCTIONS WITH MAGNETIC
MAGNETIC TAPE TECHNIQUES AND PERFORMANCE
HIGH SPEED COMPUTATION OF ENGINE PERFORMANCE
COMPUTERS IMPROVE POWER SYSTEM PERFORMANCE
ON PREDICTING PERCEPTRON PERFORMANCE
THE MARK 1 PERCEPTRON, DESIGN AND PERFORMANCE
METHODS OF ANALYSIS OF CIRCUIT TRANSIENT PERFORMANCE
STANDARDIZED COMPARISONS OF COMPUTER PERFORMANCE
GENERALIZED MEASURES OF COMPUTER SYSTEM PERFORMANCE
COMPUTERS IN RESEARCH, PROMISE AND PERFORMANCE
ESTIMATING COMPUTER PERFORMANCE
OF SYSTEM PERFORMANCE FROM INFORMATION ON COMPONENT PERFORMANCE
ON PREDICTION
COMPUTING ASPECTS IN THE EVALUATION OF AIRCRAFT PERFORMANCE
SOME AUTOMATIC
SYSTEM THE TRANSAC S-200D
PERFORMANCE AOVANCES IN A TRANSISTORIZEO COMPUTER
THE CONSTRUCTION, PERFORMANCE AND MAINTENANCE OF OIGITAL COMPUTERS
CALCULATION OF PERFORMANCE CURVES FOR INDUCTIVE PARAMETRIC DEVICES
ON PREDICTION OF SYSTEM PERFORMANCE FROM INFORMATION ON COMPONENT PERFORMANCE
OPTICAL READOUT APPLICATIONS
IMPROVED PERFORMANCE FROM MATRIX ELECTROLUMINESCENT SCREENS IN
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF LOGIC CIRCUIT PERFORMANCE IN DIGITAL SYSTEMS
ELEC TRON TUBE PERFORMANCE IN SOME TYPICAL MILITARY ENVIRONMENTS
RCUIT TIME CONSTI
CHARACTERIZATION OF TUNNEL DIODE PERFORMANCE IN TERMS OF DEVICE FIGURE OF MERIT AND CI
COMPUTER
THE DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION, AND PERFORMANCE OF A LARGE-SCALE GENERAL-PURPOSE DIGITAL
FIELD PERFORMANCE OF A NEW AUTOMATIC FAULT-LOCATING MEANS
STATISTICAL INPUT
ANALOG COMPUTER ANALYSIS OF THE PERFORMANCE OF A NON-LINEAR SERVO-SYSTEM SUBJECTED TO
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING, PROPERTIES AND PERFORMANCE OF FORTRAN SYSTEMS I AND II
SYSTEMS
APPLICATION AND PERFORMANCE OF MAGNETIC-CORE CIRCUITS IN COMPUTING
MOOE SWITCHING
PERFORMANCE OF OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS WITH ELECTRONIC
EQUENCY PULSE CIRCUITS (ABSTRACTI
COMPARATIVE PERFORMANCE OF SATURATING AND CURRENT CLAMPED HIGH-FR
PERFORMANCE OF THE CENSUS UNIVAC SYSTEM
101
A COMPARISON OF MACHINE ORGANIZATIONS BY THEIR PERFORMANCE OF THE ITERATIVE SOLUTION OF LINEAR EQUAT
E-AMPLIFICATION STROBING AND NOISE-I
IMPROVING THE PERFORMANCE OF THE SENSE-AMPLIFIER CIRCUIT THROUGH PR
PERFORMANCE OF TRADIC TRANSISTOR DIGITAL COMPUTER
COMPUTER
AIRPLANE LANDING GEAR PERFORMANCE SOLUTIONS WITH AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG
AIRCRAFT PERFORMANCE STUDIED ON AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER
NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS PERFORMANCE TESTS
REPORTING COMPUTER PERFORMANCE TO MANAGEMENT
M FOR USE AS A PRECISION FREI
THE DESIGN OF A HIGH PERFORMANCE 14-CHANNEL MAGNETIC RECORD-PLAYBACK SYSTE
NEW METHOD OF VERIFYING ANALOG COMPUTER PROBLEMS AND PERFORMANCES
A
ERATIONS RESEARCH TYPE, (THAT OF ECONOMICAL PLANNING PERIOD FOR ENGINEERING CAPITAL WORKSI
IEM OF THE OP
FREQUENCY-TO-PERIOD-TO-ANALOG COMPUTER FOR FLOWRATE MEASUREMENT
ON A PERIOOIC PROPERTY OF PSEUDO-RANDOM SEQUENCES
AUTOCORRELATIONS FOR BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS OF NOISELIKE PERIODIC SEQUENCES
NONLINEAR INTERFACE CONDITION
PERIOOIC SOLUTIONS OF THE WAVE EQUATION WITH A
THE PERIODICAL LITERATURE OF COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY
TRANSDUCERS
AN ALGEBRA FOR PERIODICALLY TIME-VARYING LINEAR BINARY SEQUENCE
USE OF SCIENTIFIC PERIOOICALS
SYNTHESIS OF BINARY RING COUNTERS OF GIVEN PERIODS
THE COMPUTER AND ITS PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT
THE COMPUTER AND ITS PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT
276

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PAR - PER
EJCC60 283
PGEC603 329
WJCC56
57
FJCC63 631
I BMJ62 3 34B
AUS 60C12.2
PGEC573 162
ICSI581 711
CACM61D 562
JEES56 197
ARAP591 32
TCJ2604 174
TCJ6633 237
TCJ2593 118
ARAP591 58
TCJ1594 In
TCH611 30
TCJ3614 232
TCJ6644 336
TCJ2593 130
IEES56 188
ARAP591 64
CACM639 515
CACM612 107
ONR 60 311
CACM636 307
TCJ2604 198
TCJ3603 117
PACM59
19
PACM61 10B3
WJCC59 181
WJCC60 151
IFIP62 401
JACM574 472
SOS 59
7
IBMJ594 312
CABS62 280
IFIP62 439
PACM59
20
MTP 5B 3~7
MTP 58 419
SOS 62 41>J
NCR 602 71
NCR 602 88
NCR 602 78
WJCC61 281
JACM611
1
SOS 62 485
50S 59
63
IFIP62 413
NCR 544 106
NCR 544 124
EJCC52
~O
CAS 55
71
CLUN55 IOJ
NCR 602 71
NCR 602 78
I BMJ611 33
I FIP62
57
PACM62 120
TCJ4624 2'13
TCJ5634 276
WJCC57
85
CAN 58
88
EJCC58 168
FTT 53
78
,.US 60B'5.1
WJCC57
85
LCMT61 231
PIRE611 236
EJCC53
71
18MJ622 170
EJCC51
62
WJCC57 211
AUS 60 C7.4
MTP 58 231
EJCC54
30
PGEC633 310
PGEC602 175
EJCC51
16
J IICM594 476
PGEC625 671
EJCC54
46
WJCC53
86
WJCC55
78
EJCC53
58
PACM5B
59
NCR 612 89
WJCC57 138
AUS 60 B2.2
PGEC6D 1 62
JACM583 261
PGEC613 383
2
I BMJ611
ICC 6114 7
HARV571 189
ICSJ581 287
JACM603 287
EJCC55
64
LSU 56
60
276

PER - PLA

TITLE WORD INDEX

DESIGN FOR RELIA8(LITY IN COMPUTER PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT
FACTORS AFFECT(NG THE RELIABILITY OF PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT
SYSTEMS
SOME DEVELOPMENTS IN PERIPHERAL INPUT OUTPUT EQUIPMENT FOR DATA PROCESSING
BIOLOGY
THE IMPORTANCE OF PERIPHERAL PUBLICATIONS IN THE DOCUMENTATION OF
COMPUTER INSTALLATIONS
PERIPHERY EQUIPMENT IN RELATION TO FORMS HANDLING IN
THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE MUNICH COMPUTER PERM IGERMAN)
THE SWITCHING CHARACTERISTICS OF ~79 PERMALLOY CORES WITH DIFFERENT ANNEALS
PROPAGATION IN A TRANSMISSION LINE LOADED W(TH THIN PERMALLOY FILMS
NONLINEAR WAVE
BINARY DIGITAL COMPUTERS
PERMANENT AND SEMI-PERMANENT STORAGE FACILITIES FOR
COMPUTERS
A PERMANENT HIGH SPEED STORE FOR USE WITH DIGITAL
LARGE-CAPACITY CARD CHANGEABLE PERMANENT MAGNET TWISTOR MEMORY
UNIFLUXOR, A PERMANENT MEMORY ELEMENT
EDDYCARD MEMORY, A SEMI-PERMANENT ·STORAGE
A HIGH-SPEED PERMANENT STORAGE DEVICE
THE ROPE MEMORY, A PERMANENT STORAGE DEVICE
PERMANENT STORAGE IN SMALL COMPUTERS
A CARD-CHANGEABLE PERMANENT-MAGNET-TWISTOR MEMORY OF LARGE CAPACITY
DEVELOPMENT OF THE PERMISSIVE-MAKE RELAY
ENCODING ANO DECODING FOR CYCLIC PERMUTATION CODES
ON THE GENERATION OF PERMUTATIONS AND COMBINATIONS
PERMUTATIONS BY INTERCHANGES
THE USE OF CYCLIC-PERMUTED CHAIN CODES FOR OIGITISERS
THE USE OF CYCLIC PERMUTED CODES IN RELAY COUNTING CIRCUITS
MACHINE SYSTEM
PERMUTED TITLE WORD INDEXING, PROCEDURES FOR MANTHE FERRANT I PERSEUS DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM
AN APPROACH TO THE EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF PERSISTENT-CURRENT DEVICES
AN ANALYSIS OF THE OPERATION OF A PERSISTENT-SUPERCURRENT MEMORY CELL
PERSON-MATCHING BY ELECTRONIC METHODS
FUTURE OEMANOS FOR TRAINED PERSONNEL
TRAINING COMPUTER PERSONNEL
SELECTION OF COMPUTER PERSONNEL
THE SELECTION AND TRAINING OF COMPUTER PERSONNEL
FORMAL EXAMINATIONS FOR COMPUTER PERSONNEL
DATA PROCESSING IN PERSONNEL AND INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH
THE ELECOM 125 IN PERSONNEL CLASSIFICATION RESEARCH
UNIVERSITY ROLE IN TRAINING PERSONNEL FOR COMPUTER SERVICES
THE EFFECTS OF COMPUTERS ON PERSONNEL POLICIES
MACHINE COMPUTATION
PERSONNEL REQUIREMENTS IN GOVERNMENT AGENCIES IN
INDUSTRIAL USER
PERSONNEL SELECTION AND TRAINING, THE NEEDS OF THE
ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS IN PERSPECTIVE
PERSPECTIVES IN INFORMATION STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL
THE BACKGROUND OF THE PERT ALGORITHM
SKELETAL STRUCTURE OF PERT AND CPA COMPUTER PROGRAMS
LOOP TRACING IN PEP-PERT NETWORKS
ON OF COMPUTERIZED SCHEDULING TECHNIQUES ANO THE RCA-PERT-COST PROGRAM
ISTEMS APPROACH FOR THE APPLICATI
BUWEPS PERT-MILESTONE SYSTEM, A TOOL FOR PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
A PERTURBATION TECHNIQUE FOR ANALOG COMPUTERS
THE USE OF COMPUTERS FOR ECONOMIC PLANNING IN THE PETROLEUM CHEMICAL INDUSTRY
USE OF THE DATATRON IN THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY
THE VAlUE OF LINEAR PROGRAMMING TO THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY
PGEC CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS
1960 PGEC MEMBERSHIP REPORT
PGEC MEMBERSHIP SURVEY
1958 PGEC MEMBERSHIP SURVEY REPORT
PGEC STUDENT ACTIVITIES AND EDUCATION IN COMPUTERS
AOMINISTRATIVE PROBLEMS OF THE INVEST(GATION PHASE
PHASE EQUILIBRIA IN THE FERRITE REGION OF THE SYSTEM
MANGANESE-IRON-OXYGEN
D(FFRACTION BY A FINITE SINUSOIDAL PHASE GRATING
PHASE PLANE STUDIES BY USE OF DIG(TAL COMPUTERS
AND PRIVATE TELEPHONE LINE APPLICATIONS
PHASE REVERSAL DATA TRANSMISSION SYSTEM FOR SWITCHED
A NEW TECHNIQUE FOR USING THIN MAGNETIC F(LMS AS A PHASE SCRIPT MEMORY ELEMENT
EQUATIONS ANO THE EXTRACTION OF NUCLEAR SCATTERING PHASE SHIFTS
METHODS FOR SOLUTION OF NON-LINEAR
lION THE INFLUENCE OF AGGREGATION ON THE MAGNETIC PHASE TRANSITION OF EVAPORATED SUPERCONOUCTING TH(N F
YL OEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
AN INFORMAT(ON ALGEBRA, PHASE 1 REPORT, LANGUAGE STRUCTURE GROUP OF THE CODAS
IONS TO DIGITAL SYSTEMS
PARAMETRIC PHASE-LOCKED OSCILLATOR, CHARACTERISTICS AND APPL(CAT
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL FROM PHASE-MODULATING MEDIA
ON THE TRANSITION FROM SUPERCONOUCTING TO NORMAL PHASE, ACCOUNTING FOR LATENT HEAT AND EDDY CURRENTS
ANOMALOUS RESISTIVE TRANSITIONS AND NEW PHENOMENA IN HARD SUPERCONDUCTORS
A STUDY OF REFILL PHENOMENA IN WILLIAMS' TUBE MEMORIES
SIMULTANEOUS OPERATIONS
PHILCO MODEL 212 COMPUTER EFFICIENCY THROUGH
PROCESSING SYSTEM
PH(LCO S-2000 TRANSISTORIZED LARGE-SCALE DATA
TALL, A LIST PROCESSOR FOR THE PH(LCO 2000 COMPUTER
CURRENT STATUS OF (PL-V FOR THE PHILCO 2000 COMPUTER IJUNE 1962)
CLASS, THE AUTOMATED CLASSROOM IPHILCO 2000)
AND STANDARDS PREPARATIONS FOR A NEW COMPUTER IPH(LCO 2000)
SYSTEMS
THE BKS SYSTEM FOR THE PH(LCD-2000
THE PHILIPS COMPUTER PASCAL
LANGUAGE
NOTE ON SOME LEXICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL IMPLICAT(ONS OF A COMPUTER SYMBOLIC
PHILOSOPHIES FOR EFFICIENT PROCESSOR CONSTRUCTION
THE P METHOO, A OESIGN PHILOSOPHY
ARCHITECTURAL PHILOSOPHY
SO~E EXAMPLES OF NUMERICAL METHODS AND THE PHILOSOPHY BEHINO THEM
THE BASIC PH(LOSOPHY CONCEPTS, ANO FEATURES OF ALGOL
THE PHILOSOPHY OF AUTOMATIC ERROR CORRECTION
ASPECTS OF THE PHILOSOPHY OF COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
THE DESIGN PHILOSOPHY OF PEGASUS, A QUANTITY-PRODUCTION COMPUTER
THE PHILOSOPHY OF PROGRAMMING
COMPUTERS
PHILOSOPHY OF THE GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE ON ELECTRONIC
AN ERRDR CORRECTING ENCODER AND DECODER FOR PHONE LINE DATA
THE PHONETIC TYPEWRITER
MAGNETIC AND PHOSPHOR COATED D(SCS
NEW PHOSPHOR MEMORY DEVICE
DESIGN OF A PHOTO INTERPRETATION AUTOMATON
CHAMBER DATA
PIP, A PHOTO-INTERPRETIVE PROGRAM FOR THE ANALYSIS OF SPARK
THE PHOTOCHROMIC MICROIMAGE MEMORY
A PHOTOELECTRIC DECIMAL-CODED SHAFT DIGITIZER
ANOMALOUS PHOTOELECTRIC EMISSION FROM NICKEL
ON THE DESIGN OF PHOTOELECTRIC PAPER-TAPE READERS
THE BENSON-LEHNER PHOTOFORMER
DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS OF PHOTOGRAPHIC DATA STORAGE
277

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

PB- - PHD
RMCS60
61
RMCS60
66
AUS 60AlO.4
ICSI5B1 429
AUS 60Al2.4
ECIP55
40
PGECS83 228
IBM.l634 278
CAMB49
71
PGECS43
2
LCMT61 177
WJCC60
91
EJCC61 194
PGEC551 16
FJCC63
45
AUS 60 C5.1
PGEC613 451
I BMJ573 198
PGEC624 507
BIT 624 228
TC.l6633 293
I CIP59 414
I EES56 432
MIPP61
17
TCJ2592 1>8
ONR 60
56
I BM.l514 304
CACM627 404
CLUN55 117
TCB1573 55
TCB3592 23
TCB5611 26
TCB6622 55
LSU 56 231
CAS 56
41
LSU 58 157
LSU 58
42
CTPC54
9
CAN 62 110
WJCC58
82
MIPP61
2
TCJ5634 297
CACM638 473
PACM61 10B3
PACM62 100
CAS 61
76
PGEC592 218
TCJ2593 145
CAS 56 133
CAS 62 169
PGEC553 88
PGEC611 81
PGEC571 49
PGEC591 60
PGEC552 49
HARV55
42
I BMJ583 193
I BMJ634 345
PACM62
1>8
IBMJ612 93
FJCC63
67
AUS 63 B.ll
IBMJ602 184
CACM624 190
PGEC593 277
OPI 62
85
IBMJ592 132
I BMJ621 122
PGEC5B1 23
PACM61 10C2
NEWC57 106
CACM629 4B4
CACM629 479
CAS 61 117
CAS 60 101
CACM612 104
PGEC612 175
ROME62 759
ICC 622 85
PACM61 13B3
PCS 62
5
IFIP62
17
ROME62 385
EJCC5B
25
TCB7644 107
(EES56 188
ARAP591 178
CAN 62
11
WCR 594 21
IFIP62 445
HARV47 130
LCMT61 293
FJCC62
27
CACM636 332
LCMT61 385
PGEC533
1
18MJ631 34
AUS 60C11.3
PECS52
15
PWCS54
44
217

PHO - POI

TITLE WORD INDEX

HIGH-SPEED HIGH-CAPACITY PHOTOGRAPHIC MEMORY
PHOTOGRAPHIC METHODS OF HANDLING INPUT AND OUTPUT
PHOTOGRAPHIC STORAGE FOR A SERIES WORKING MACHINE
ROTATING-MIRROR PHOTOGRAPHIC STORAGE SYSTEMS
OPTICAL AND PHOTOGRAPHIC STORAGE TECHNIQUES
PHOTOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES FOR INFORMATION STORAGE
HIGH-SPEED PHOTOGRAPHS OF LASER-INDUCED HEATING
RECTIFICATION OF SATELLITE PHOTOGRAPHY BY DIGITAL TECHNIQUES
A DIRECT ACCESS PHOTOMEMORY PART I, PROTOTYPE MACHINE SYSTEM
DIRECT ACCESS PHOTOMEMORY PART II, SYSTEM CONSIDERATIONS
RESIDUAL RADIOACTIVITY MEASUREMENTS
PHOTONUCLEAR REACTION CROSS SECTIONS ANALYSIS FROM
F RESPONSES TO INTENSITY, TEMPORAL ANDI
THE CAUDAL PHOTORECEPTOR OF THE CRAYFISH, A QUANTITATIVE STUDY 0
DATA PROCESSING WITH THE PHOTOSTORE
PILOT COMPUTER, A MICRO-PROGRAMMED COMPUTER WITH A PHOTOTRANSISTOR FIXED MEMORY
THE KT
NOTES ON CUMULATIVE PHOTOVOLTAGES
SYNTAX OF THE GERMAN NOUN PHRASE
ON THE NONEXISTENCE OF A PHRASE STRUCTURE GRAMMAR FOR ALGOL 60
NOTE ON THE PROOF OF THE NON-EXISTENCE OF A PHRASE STRUCTURE GRAMMAR FOR ALGOL 60
AN ASSEMBLY PROGRAM FOR A PHRASE STRUCTURE LANGUAGE
A DESCRIPTION OF MERCURY AUTOCODE IN TERMS OF A PHRASE STRUCTURE LANGUAGE
A NEW METHOD FOR DISCOVERING THE GRAMMARS OF PHRASE STRUCTURE LANGUAGES
ON AMB IGUITY IN PHRASE STRUCTURE LANGUAGES
A GENERAL TRANSLATION PROGRAM FOR PHRASE STRUCTURE LANGUAGES
RECOGNITION OF CLAUSES AND PHRASES IN MACHINE TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES
PHYSICAL ANALOGUES TO THE GROWTH OF A CONCEPT
COMPUTER
PHYSICAL ANO LOGICAL DESIGN OF A HIGHLY PARALLEL
PHYSICAL ASPECTS OF MAGNETIC COMPUTER MATERIALS
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF CRYOGENIC COMPONENTS
INTEGRAL METHOD
THE PHYSICAL INTERPRETATION OF MEAN FREE PATH AND THE
AUTOMATIC COMPUTATION AT THE NATIONAL PHYSICAL LABORATORY
THE NATIONAL PHYSICAL LABORATORY'S ACE
A PHYSICAL MOOEL OF AN ABSTRACT LEARNING PROCESS
PHYSICAL PROGRAMMING (GERMANI
SYSTEMS
PHYSICAL SIMULATION OF NUCLEAR REACTOR POWER PLANT
ANALOGS AND DUALS OF PHYSICAL SYSTEMS
OBTAINING THE FREQUENCY RESPONSE OF PHYSICAL SYSTEMS BY ANALOG COMPUTER TECHNIQUES
N AND IMAGINATION
EMPIRICAL LAWS AND PHYSICAL THEORIES, THE RESPECTIVE ROLES OF INFORMATIO
PHYSICAL VERSUS LOGICAL COUPLING IN MEMORY SYSTEMS
COMPUTATIONAL PROBLEMS IN NUCLEAR PHYSICS
THE IMPACT OF FAST COMPUTERS ON PHYSICS
COMPUTATIONAL PROBLEMS IN THEORETICAL NUCLEAR PHYSICS
USING COMPUTERS TO SOLVE PROBLEMS IN PHYSICS
THE PLACE
OF AUTOl',ATIC COMPUTING MACHINERY IN THEORETICAL PHYSICS
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION IN PHYSICS ABSTRACTING
CRYOTRON, A REVIEW
P~YSICS AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CROSSED FILM
OF SOLVING BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS OF MATHEMATIOAL PHYSICS ON PUNCH CARD MACHINES
A METHOD
THE STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL OF PHVSIOLOGICAl ANO MEDiCAL DATA iN A MODERN HOSPITAL
PHYSIOLOGY AND COMPUTATION DEYICES
PHYSIOLOGY OF AUTOMATA
P-N-PI-N TRIODE SWITCHING APPLICATIONS
EXPERIMENTS IN PROCESSING PICTORIAL INFORMATION WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER
AN INEXPENSIVE DEVICE FOR PICTORIAL INPUT AND OUTPUT
ECOGNITION TECHNIQUES APPLICABLE TO HIGH-INFORMATION PICTORIAL INPUTS
AUTOMATIC R
A COMPUTER SIMULATION CHAIN FOR RESEARCH ON PICTURE COOING
COMPUTER
PICTURE LOGIC FOR BACCHUS A FOURTH-GENERATION
PATTERN AND CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEMS, PICTURE PROCESSING BY NETS OF NEURON-LIKE ELEMENTS
PROCESSING DATA IN BITS ANO PIECES
PROCESSING DATA IN BITS AND PIECES
TWO THINK PIECES
THE PILOT ACE
LINEAR ALGEBRA ON THE PILOT ACE
OF NON-LINEAR HEAT-CONDUCTION PROBLEMS ON THE PILOT ACE
THE SOLUT ION
SYNCHROTRON
THE USE OF THE PILOT ACE FOR TESTING A NEW DESIGN OF PROTON
PHOTOTRANSISTOR FIXED MEMORY
THE KT PILOT COMPUTER, A MICRO-PROGRAMMED COMPUTER WITH A
THE MAGNETIC STORAGE DRUM ON THE ACE PILOT MODEL
THE PILOT MODEL OF THE A.C.E.
CORRELATION OF RESULTS OF A PILOT PLANT EXPERIMENT USING A DIGITAL COMPUTER
ORIGIN AND SCOPE OF THE LIBYAN PILOT PROJECT
LIBYAN PILOT PROJECT
15 ANALOG FLIGHT SIMULATION, SYSTEMS OEVElOPMENT AND PILOT TRAINING
XPILOT, A NEW MULTIPLE COMPUTER SYSTEM
PILOT, THE NBS MULTICOMPUTER SYSTEM
VOLUME TABLE PREPARATION FOR PINUS RADIATA IN N.S.W.
RETIRING COMPUTER PIONEER, HOWARD AIKEN
SPARK CHAMBER DATA
PIP, A PHOTO-INTERPRETIVE PROGRAM FOR THE ANALYSIS OF
PIPE FLEXIBILITY ANALYSIS ON THE UTECOM COMPUTER
ELECTRONIC COl'PUTER TO THE OPERATION OF A CRUDE OIL PIPE LINE
THE APPLICATION OF AN
DEVELOPMENT OF A PRODUCTS PIPE LINE SIMULATOR ON AN NCR 102A
ANALYSIS OF THE MOTION OF A HYDRAULICALLY CONTROLLED PISTON
FOURIER
THE USE OF AGWAC IN THE ANALYSIS OF NONLINEAR PITCHING OSCILLATION OF A SUPERSONIC MISSILE
CATION STUDY PART III, EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF PIVOTED SLIDER BEARINGS
A GAS FILM LUBRI
ERICAL CALCULATICNS OF THE DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR OF PLANE PIVOTED SLIDER BEARINGS
ANALYSIS AND NUM
THERE'S STIll A PLACE FOR INTERPRETERS
CAN A SMALL DIGITAL COMPUTER EARN A PLACE IN A CIVIL ENGINEERING OFFICE
NG BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE AND THE SERVICE THEY MAl
THE PLACE OF ANALYTICAL AND CRITICAL REVIEWS IN ANY GROWl
PHYSICS
THE PLACE OF AUTOMATIC COMPUTING MACHINERY IN THEORETICAL
DOCUMENT HANDLING IN AN ADP SYSTEM
THE PLACE OF CHARACTER RECOGNITION, DATA TRANSMISSION AND
DOCUMENT HANDLING IN A.D.P. SYSTEMS
THE PLACE OF CHARACTER RECOGNITION, DATA TRANSMISSION AND
DEADLINES TO MEET
THE PLACE OF SELF-REPAIRING FACILITIES IN COMPUTERS WITH
THE PLACE OF THE PROGRAMMER
PROCESSING SYSTEMS
THE PLACE OF THE SPECIAL PURPOSE ELECTRONIC DATA
OF UNOERGROUND WATER FLOW IN THE LOS ANGELES COASTAL PLAIN
ANALOG SIMULATION
COMPILER BASED ON STANDARD MATHEMATICAL NOTATION AND PLAIN ENGLISH
MIRFAC. A
TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN INTEGRATEO DATA-PROCESSING PLAN
AN ORGANIZATIONAL APPROACH
OF A MEDIUM-SIZE COMPUTER IN RETIREMENT AND WELFARE PLAN ADMINISTRATION
THE USE
TRONIC DATA PROCESSING
DEVELOPING A LONG-RANGE PLAN FOR CORPORATE METHODS ANO THE DEPENDENCE ON ELEC
AND SERVICE
THE IRE AFFILIATE PLAN, A NEW VENTURE IN ENGINEERING SOCIETY STRUCTURE
OPERATION AND ANALYSIS OF PLANAR CRYOTRONS AND SIMPLE CRYOTRON CIRCUITS
NUMERICAL CALCULATIONS OF THE DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR OF PLANE PIVOTED SLIDER BEARINGS
ANALYSIS AND
PHASE PLANE STUDIES BY USE OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
DATA

278

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

PER - PLA
EJCC58
34
HARVIt7 260
CAMB49
85
LCMT61 313
HARV41 Ilt6
P IRE530 1421
I BMJ634 31t2
IBMJ623 290
WJCC58
!>O
WJCC5B
!>3
AUS 60B'4.1
SJCC62 159
LCMT61 301
IF IP62 684
IBMJ613 210
NSMT60 260
CACM629 483
CACM633 105
TCJ3603 168
ARAP612 29
ICIP59 285
CACM620 526
JACM621
1
MTL 611 125
MTP 58 811
SJCC63 395
ANL 53 202
I CIP59 455
IBMJ583 200
FTT 53 135
TCB2595 19
PACM58
1t3
ECIP55 168
EJCC51
60
HACC59
24
NCR 612 196
SOS 62 231
I BMJ603 305
HARV49 250
CLUNS5
13
AUS 60B'3.2
AODC62
42
HARV49 215
ICSI581 481
ONR 60
14
JACM543 101
SJCC62 291
HARV49 351
WJCC61 291
PGEC592 108
EJCC51 221
PACM59
loB
NCR 624 114
WCR 584 41
TCJ6632 144
WJCC59 304
I CIP59 375
PGEC592 118
CACM601
1
ADC 53
5
ADC 53 129
IEES56 158
I EES56
12
IFIP62 684
IEES56 509
MANC51
24
AUS 60 B8.2
ICC 6115 20
ICC 621
7
WJCC61 623
JACM593 313
EJCC58
11
AUS 60B11.2
CACM626 298
CACM636 332
AUS 60 84.3
CAN 58 223
CAS 56
20
I BMJ604 37B
AUS 512 211A
I BMJ593 260
I8MJ634 303
PACM61 2B3
AUS 60 85.2
ICSI581 511
HARV49 215
TC85611 19
TCJ4612 161
EJCC51 111
EDPS61 529
EJCC55
22
WJCC61 535
CACM639 545
WJCC59 231
CAN 58 202
WJCC59 234
PGEC512 71
ONR 60 3 '14
18MJ634 303
PACM62
b8
218

PLA - POS

TITLE WORD INDEX

CHARACTERISTICS OF A MULTIPLE MAGNETIC PLANE THIN FILM MEMORY OEVICE
LEAST SQUARES FITTING OF PLANES TO SURFACES USING DYNAMIC
A REAL TIME MULTI-COMPUTER SYSTEM FOR LUNAR AND PLANETARY SPACE FLIGHT OATA PROCESSING
PLANNED AND UNPLANNED SCIENTIFIC CO~MUNICATION
PLANNED STOCK CONTROL
CASE STUOY. ORDER PROCESSING AND PRODUCTION PLANNING
USE OF DIGIT AL SIMULATION IN PLANNING
A COMPUTER METHOD FOR RADIATION TREATMENT PLANNING
COMPUTER PROGRAMMES FOR ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEM PLANNING
PLANNING A DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
RESOURCE ALLOCATION
AND MULTI-PROJECT SCHEDULING (RAMPS). A NEW TOOL IN PLANNING AND CONTROL
CRlT ICAL-PATH PLANNING ANO SCHEDULING
ACTIVITY NETWORK FOR PLANNING AND SCHEDULING
AUTOMATIC LOAD PROJECTION AND SUBSTATION PLANNING BY COMPUTER
ORGANIZING AND PLANNING FOR ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
A GENERAL APPROACH TO PLANNING FOR MANAGEMENT USE OF EDPM EQUIPMENT
ICAL METHOO FOR THE OETERM
INATION OF MOVING FIELD ISODOSE CURVES 'FOR TREATMENT PLANNING IN RADIOTHERAPY
THE USE OF COMPUTERS FOR ECONOMIC PLANNING IN THE PETROLEUM CHEMICAL INDUSTRY
A PROPOSED PLANNING MAN-MACHINE COMPLEX
AND SOME COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
THE PR08LEMS OF PLANNING NEW METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES
APPLICATION OF COMPUTERS TO THE COMMERICAL PLANNING OF AN INTEGRATED OIL COMPANY
A FARM EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURING COMPAI
REQUIREMENTS PLANNING OF PRODUCTION COMPONENTS AND SPARE PARTS AT
COMPUTER
THE PLANNING OF TUBING MANUFACTURE. USING AN IBM 650
USE OF COMPUTERS [N PLANNING P.M.G. COMMUNICATIONS
IEM
OF THE OPERAT[ONS RESEARCH TYPE. (THAT OF ECONOMICAL PLANNING PERIOO FOR ENGINEERING CAPITAL WORKS)
A ~ONTE CARLO SIMULATION OF A PRODUCTION PLANNING PROBLEM
PLANNING THE USE OF A PAPER LIBRARY
PLANNING THE 3600
PLANNING UNIVERSAL SEMI-AUTOMATIC COOING
ACM PU8LICATION POLICIES ANO PLANS
THE
FIRST YEAR.S PRODUCTION ON A COMPUTER. AND FUTURE PLANS
EXPERIENCE AND PLANS FOR MARKETING-RESEARCH OPERATIONS
PLANS FOR THE GEORGIA TECH COMPUTER CENTER
PRELIMINARY PLANS FOR THE T.R.E. ELECTRONIC OIGITAL COMPUTER
POPULATION AND AGRICULTURE
DEVELOPMENTS AND PLANS FOR THE TABULATIONS OF THE 1960 WORLD CENSUS OF
O~LINE COMPUTER CONTROL OF A CHEMICAL PLANT
SIMULATION
OF FULL-SCALE MULTI-STAGE BATCHWISE CHEMICAL PLANT
IERVES AS BOTH SYSTEMS ANALYSIS TOOL AND OPER
ATDR TRAINING FACILITY FOR ENRICO FERMI ATOMIC POWER PLANT
INTEGRATED PLANT CONTROL
CORRELATION OF RESULTS OF A PILOT PLANT EXPERIMENT USING A DIGITAL COMPUTER
PHYSICAL SIMULATION OF NUCLEAR REACTOR POWER PLANT SYSTEMS
AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING IN LARGER MANUFACTURING PLANTS
ERROR ESTIMATION IN TRANSFER RATES OF PLASMA CONSTITUENTS
COMPUTATION ANO PLASMA DYNAMICS
PLASMA MAGNETOHYORODYNAMIC CALCULATIONS IN 1 AND 2
O[MENSIONS
THE PREPARATION OF CHARTS FOR THE PLASTIC DESIGN OF MILD STEEL PORTAL FRAMES
DISLOCATIONS AND PLASTIC FLOW IN GERMANIUM
PLASTIC NEURONS AS MEMORY ELEMENTS
PLASTIC NEURONS AS MEMORY ELEMENTS
ON THE V[BRAT[ON OF A SQUARE CLAMPEO PLATE
ICAL SOLUTION OF THE VON KARMAN LARGE OEFLEXI
ON EQUATIONS [N THE CASE OF A RECTANGULAR CANTILEVER PLATE
A METHOD OF DETERMINING PLATE BENDING BY USE OF A PUNCHEO-CARD MACHINE
PLATE
FOR
RANDCM-ACCESS MEMORY
FERRITE APERTUREO
ON AN ALTERNATING DIRECT[ON METHOD FOR SOLVING THE PLATE PROBLEM kITH MIXED 80UNDARY CONDITIONS
COINCIDENT CURRENT APPLICATIONS OF FERR[TE APERTURED PLATES
THE BENDING OF RECTANGULAR PLATES WITH OPPOSITE EDGES SIMPLY SUPPORTED
PLATO II. A MULTIPLE-STUDENT. COMPUTER-CONTROLLED.
AUTOMATIC TEACHING DEVICE
MAKING A COMPUTER PLAY ORAUGHTS
PROGRAMMING COMPUTERS TO PLAY GAMES
A STUDY OF THE PLAYBACK PROCESS OF A MAGNETIC RING HEAD
SOME REMARKS ON THE GAME .DAMA' WHICH CAN BE PLAYED ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
BRIDGE PROBLEMS. A NEW STRATEGY FOR MECHANICAL GAME PLAYING
PROGRAM FOR DOUBLE-DUMMY
SIMULATION OF A LEARNING MACHINE FOR PLAYING GO
A CHESS PLAYING PROGRAM FOR THE IBM 70~
CHESS-PLAYING PROGRA~S AND THE PROBLEM OF COMPLEXITY
THE BURROUGHS ELECTROGRAPHIC PRINTER-PLOTTER
ORACLE CURVE PLOTTER
HIGH SPEED PRINTER AND PLOTTER
AN ANALOG COMPUTER NYQUIST PLOTTER
A COMPUTER FOR FLAW PLOTTING
ANALOG COMPUTER TECHNIQUES FOR PLOTTING BODE AND NYQUIST DIAGRAMS
A SIMPLE COMPUTER FOR AUTCMATICALLY PLOTTING CORRELATION FUNCTIONS
THE TELEPLOTTER, A DIGITAL PLOTTING OEVICE
A .CURVE PLOTTING· ROUTINE FOR THE INVERSE LAPLACE TRANSFORM
OF RATIONAL FUNCTIONS
A SERIES OF COMPUTERS USING PLUG-IN UNITS
WHY NOT TRY A PLUGBOARD
COMPUTATION OF E TO THE N FOR N BETWEEN PLUS AND MINUS INFINITY USING AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
COMPUTATION OF ARCTAN N FOR N BETWEEN PLUS AND MINUS INFINITY USING AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
R ORGANIIATICN RANDOM NUMBER GENERATION IN THE FIXED PLUS VARIABLE COMPUTER SYSTEM
IRALLELISM IN COMPUTE
ORGANIZATION OF COMPUTER SYSTEMS, THE FIXED PLUS VARIABLE STRUCTURE COMPUTER
TWO PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES FOR ONE-PLUS-ONE ADDRESS COMPUTERS
HYDRAULIC AND PNEUMATIC SWITCHING ELEMENTS
COMPUTER PREPARATION OF A POETRY CONCOROANCE
IN DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINES WITH A FIXED BINARY POINT
THE CONTROL OF MAGNITUDES OF NUMBERS
A STARTING METHOD FOR THE THREE-POINT ADAMS PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR METHOD
AN AUTOMATIC FORMULA TRANSLATOR FOR FIXED POINT ARITHMETIC
UNNORMALIZED FLOATING POINT ARITHMETIC
ERROR ANALYSIS IN FLOATING POINT ARITHMETIC
FLOATING-POINT ARITHMETIC IN C080L
NORMALIZED FLOATING-POINT ARITHMETIC WITH AN INDEX OF SIGNIFICANCE
FLOATING-POINT ARITHMETICS
SOLUTICN OF CROINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH TWO POINT BOUNDARY CONDITIONS
lOG RAM FOR THE AUTOMATIC
COMPUTATION OF GREEN'S FUNCTION FOR INTEGRATING TWO-POINT BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS
ANALOG
ERROR STABILITY IN FINITE MANTISSA FLOATING POINT COMPUTERS
THE ACCURACY OF FLOATING POINT COMPUTERS
FLOATING POINT DECIMAL-BINARY CONVERSION IGERMAN)
THE FIXED POINT DIVISION IN GIER
FLOATING POINT ERROR ANALYSIS
A TURNING POINT IN THE COMPUTER INDUSTRY
THE DESIGN OF FIXED POINT ITERATIONS
279

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

PHO - POI
WJCC60

97
172
SJCC63 127
ICSI581 199
EDPS61 492
HARV55 135
CAN 62 168
CACM627 401
AUS 63 B.22
CAN 58
29
TCJ563~ 300
EJCC59 160
BIT 621 21
CAN 60 193
LSU 55
23
WJCC59 2~0
CACM630 625
TCJ2593 1~5
AUS 63 8.5
CAS 57
Z3
EOPS61 3~4
BIT 632 108
8CS 58 195
AUS 63 B.21
AUS 60 B2.2
TCJ2592 90
CAMB49
36
FJCC62
73
ONR 54
7~
JACM592 121
TCJ3603 12~
CAS 59
~1
LSU 55 171
CAMB49 123
ICC 582 22
CAN 62 258
TCJ3603 150
WJCC60 301
AUS 63 C.16
AUS 60 B8.2
EJCC57
80
WJCC53
65
CAN 60 158
HARV61 225
TCB6634 126
AUS 60 B6.3
IBMJ61~ 279
ICIP59 290
WCR 59~ 55
JACM553 Ib2
AUS 60 B9.1
JACM543 105
EJCC56 107
JACM603 264
WCR 584 62
PACM59
67
PLCI61 205
IEES56 452
AIC 601 165
I BMJ614 321
TCJ3601 40
JACM633 357
IFIP62 428
WJCC58 157
IBMJ584 320
EJCC56
73
CACM590 38
EJCC60 1~3
NCR 602 41
PGEC521 73
WJCC60 165
NCR 537 ~3
PECS52
18
JACMS81 ~2
IEES56 186
EJCC54
~
IBMJ572 110
IBMJ581 ~3
WJCC61 157
WJCC60
33
JACM573 274
IFIP62 632
CACM6D2 91
CAMB~9
50
JACM602 176
PACMS9
76
JACM593 415
CACM595 10
CACM625 269
EJCC59 244
JACM6D2 129
ROME62 68~
PGEC621 57
PACM59
52
BIT 612 87
ECIP55 120
BIT 613 200
PACMS9
51
CACM606 380
PACM58
72
CACM63~

279

POI - PRE

TITLE WORD INDEX

AN EXTENSION OF MILNE'S THREE-POINT METHOD
ON A FLOATING-POINT NUMBER REPRESENTATION FOR USE WITH ALGORITHMIC
THE UNIVAC. FILE COMPUTER AND POINT OF SALE RECORDER
RELIABILITY FROM A SYSTEM POINT OF VIEW
FLOATING-POINT OPERATION
A SMALL TR
ANSISTORIZED ANALOG COMPUTER FOR EARLY FLIGHT IMPACT POINT PREDICTION OF BALLISTIC MISSILES
CONVERSION BETWEEN FLOATING POINT REPRESENTATIONS
IMAX APPROXIMATION TO A FUNCTION DEFINEO ON A FINITE POINT SET
IERMINATIDN OF THE POLYNOMIAL OF BEST MIN
IMAX APPROXIMATION TO A FUNCTION OEFINED ON A FINITE POINT SET
IERMINATION OF THE POLYNOMIAL OF BEST MIN
COMPUTER BUREAUX SERVICE
POINTING THE WAY FOR THE SMALLER USER. SURVEY OF THE
LEAST SQUARES FITTING OF A GREAT CIRCLE THROUGH POINTS ON A SPHERE
IE
FFICIENT METHOD FOR GENERATING UNIFORMLY DISTRIBUTED POINTS ON THE SURFACE OF AN N-DIMENSIONAL SPHERE
I
FFICIENT METHOD FOR GENERATING UNIFORMLY DISTRIBUTED POINTS ON THE SURFACE OF AN N-DIMENSIONAL SPHERE'
ANALYTIC
TREATMENT OF REAL FUNCTIONS GIVEN IN OISCRETE POINTS ONLY
ON THE LOCATION OF SUPPLY POINTS TO MINIMIZE TRANSPORTATION COSTS
A NOTE ON A METHOD FOR GENERATING POINTS UNIFORMLY ON N-DIMENSIONAL SPHERES
ON THE SOLUTION OF POISSON'S DIFFERENCE EQUATION
HIGH-ORDER DIFFERENCE APPROXIMATIONS TO POISSON'S EQUATION
ANALOG REPRESENTATION OF POISSON'S EQUATION IN TWO OIMENSIONS
COMMON PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA AND POLAND. 1963
REPORT OF A VISIT TO DISCUSS
CONVERSION OF CARTESIAN CD-ORDINATE INFORMATION INTO POLAR CO-OROINATE FORM SUITABLE FOR RADAR TARGET ACQU
COEFFICIENTS
A POLARIMETRIC METHOD OF MEASURING MAGNETD-OPTIC
MINIMUM POLARllED DISTANCE COOES
A HIGH SPEED N-POLE. N-POSITION MAGNETIC CORE MATRIX SWITCH
THE EFFECTS OF COMPUTERS ON PERSONNEL POLICIES
ACM PUBLICATION POLICIES AND PLANS
EI
A METHOO FOR OBTAINING SUBOPTIMAL GROUP-TESTING POLICIES USING DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING AND INFORMATION TH
REITERATION OF ACM POLICY TOWARD STANDARDIZATION
ONE ACCUMULATOR
NOTE ON CODING REVERSE POLISH EXPRESSIONS FOR SINGLE-ADDRESS COMPUTERS WITH
TRANSLATION TO ANO FROM POLISH NOTATION
VESTIGATIONS OF THE ELECTRO-OPTICAL BIREFRINGENCE OF POLYDISPERSE BENTONITE SUSPENSIONS
IN
FORMATION OF THIN POLYMER FILMS BY ELECTRON BOMBARDMENT
COMMUNICATIONS WITHIN A POLYMORPHIC INTELLECTRONIC SYSTEM
THE POLYMORPHIC PRINCIPLE IN DATA PROCESSING
ON COMPUTING THE EXACT CHARACTERISTIC POLYNOMIAL
DANILEWSKI METHOD FOR COMPUTING THE CHARACTERISTIC POLYNOMIAL
ON THE
ASYMPTOTIC BEHAVIOR OF THE BEST POLYNOMIAL APPROxiMATION
SOME ELEMENTARY REMARKS ON POLYNOMIAL APPROXIMATIONS
PRELIMINARY REMARKS OF POLYNOMIAL APPROXIMATIONS FOR COMPUTERS
THE SOLUTION OF SIMULTANEOUS LINEAR EQUATIONS WITH POLYNOMIAL COEFFICIENTS
A ROUTINE TO FIND
MULTI-DIMENSIONAL LEAST-SQUARES POLYNOMIAL CURVE FITTING
AN ALGORITHM FOR MINIMAX POLYNOMIAL CURVE-FITTING OF DISCRETE DATA
REDUCTION OF A GENERALIZED MATRIX OF POLYNOMIAL ELEMENTS TO TRIANGULAR FORM ON THE IBM 704
THE DOWN-HILL METHOD OF SOLVING A POLYNOMIAL EQUATION
ON PROGRAMMING THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF POLYNOMIAL EQUATIONS
A MACHINE METHOD FOR SOLVING POLYNOMIAL EQUATIONS
A METHOD FOR SOLVING SiMULTANEOUS POLYNOMIAL EQUATIONS
EPETITIVE DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER FOR FINDING ROOTS OF POLYNOMIAL EQUATIONS
THE USE OF A R
AN ANALOGUE COMPUTER TO SOLVE POLYNOMIAL EQUATIONS WITH REAL COEFFICIENTS
A GENERALIZATION OF HORNER'S RULE FOR POLYNOMIAL EVALUATION
GENERALIZATIONS OF HORNER'S RULE FOR POLYNOMIAL EVALUATION
POLYNOMIAL EVALUATION REVISITED
THE EXACT DETERMINATION OF THE CHARACTERISTIC POLYNOMIAL OF A MATRIX
N DEFINI
AN ALGORITHM FOR THE DETERMINATION OF THE POLYNOMIAL OF BEST MINIMAX APPROXIMATION TO A FUNCTIO
N DEFINI
AN ALGORITHM FOR THE DETERMINATION OF THE POLYNOMIAL OF BEST MINIMAX APPROXIMATION TO A FUNCTIO
AN ELECTRONIC DIGITAL POLYNOMIAL ROOT EXTRACTOR
CONVERGENCE OF APPROXIMATION POL YNOMIALS
ON SOME METHODS FOR COMPUTING THE ROOTS OF POLYNOMIALS
AN ITERATIVE FACTORIZATION TECHNIQUE FOR POLYNOMIALS
OIGIT-BY-OIGIT METHODS FOR POLYNOMIALS
AN AUTO~ATIC ANALOG COMPUTER METHOD FOR SOLVING POLYNOMIALS AND FINDING ROOT LOCI
ANALOGUE CALCULATION OF POLYNOMIALS AND THEIR ZEROS
REALIZATION OF BOOLEAN POLYNOMIALS BASED ON INCIDENCE MATRICES
EVALUATION OF POLYNOMIALS BY COMPUTER
SWAC EXPERIMENTS ON THE USE OF ORTHOGONAL POLYNOMIALS FOR DATA FITTING
SYMMETRIC POLYNOMIALS IN BOOLEAN ALGEBRAS
COMPUTER
AL GEBRA OF POLYNOMIALS IN SEVERAL VARIABLES FOR A DIGITAL
SYSTEMS
CHEBYSHEV POLYNOMIALS IN THE SOLUTION OF LARGE-SCALE LINEAR
TS AND ITERATIVE METHODS FOR THE NUl
INTERPOLATION POLYNOMIALS OF SQUARE MATRICES WITH MATRIX COEFFICIEN
CCURACY AND SPEED IN PRIMARY MATHEMATI
PARTITIONED POLYNOMIALS. AN APPROACH TOWARD EQUILIBRIUM BETWEEN A
LEAST SQUARES APPROXIMATIONS BY POLYNOMIALS, ORTHOGONAL ANO OTHERWISE
ACTIONS
REPRESENTATION OF POWER SERIES IN TERMS OF POLYNOMIALS, RATIONAL APPROXIMATIONS AND CONTINUED FR
A COMPARISON BETWEEN THE POLYPHASE AND OSCILLATING SORT TECHNIQUES
A DISPERSION PASS ALGORITHM FOR THE POLYPHASE MERGE
ADDENDUM TO A GENERALIZED POLYPHASE MERGE ALGORITHM
A GENERALIZED POLYPHASE MERGE ALGORITHM
POLYPHASE MERGE SORTING. AN ADVANCED TECHNIQUE
STRING DISTRIBUTION FOR THE POL YPHASE SORT
READ-BACKWARD POLYPHASE SORTING
1M
ENTS OF A CONVENIENT GENERAL LANGUAGE LEADING TO THE POPULARIZATION OF COMPUTERS IN BUSINESS (FRENCH)
DEVELOPMENTS AND P
LANS FOR THE TABULATIONS OF THE 1960 WORLD CENSUS OF POPULATION AND AGRICULTURE
APPLICATION OF THE ELECTRONIC COMPUTER TO THE 1961 POPULATION CENSUS OF GREAT BRITAIN
THE
(SWEDISH)
ADP FOR POPULATION REGISTRATION AND TAX ACCOUNTING IN SWEDEN
A REALIZATION PORCEDURE FOR THRESHOLD GATE NETWORKS
THE PREPARATION
OF CHARTS FOR THE PLASTIC DESIGN OF MILO STEEL PORTAL FRAMES
LANGUAGE PROBLEMS POSED BY HEAVILY STRUCTURED OAT A
POSEIDON
DEPENDENCE OF THE ENERGY GAP IN SUPERCONDUCTORS ON POSITION AND MAGNETIC FIELD
FUNCTION GENERATION
THE DESIGN OF POSITION AND VELOCITY SERVOS FOR MULTIPLYING AND
REMOTE POSITION CONTROL AND INDICATION BY DIGITAL MEANS
A DIGITAL SYSTEM FOR POSITION DETERMINATION
A MAGNETICALLY COUPLED LOW-COST HIGH-SPEED SHAFT POSITION DIGIT IZER
A HIGH SPEED N-POLE. N-POSITIDN MAGNETIC CORE MATRIX SWITOH
A PULSE POSITION MODULATION ANALOG COMPUTER
THE PRESENT POSITION OF COMPUTING-MACHINE DEVELOPMENT IN ENGLAND
CURRENT POSITION ON STANDARDS WORK RELATING TO COMPUTERS
THE AUTOMATIC POSITION SURVEY ANALYZER AND COMPUTER
TERATIVE METHOOS FOR LINEAR EQUATIONS WITH SYMMETRIC POSITIVE DEFINITIVE MATRIX
A POSITIVE-INTEGER ARITHMETIC FOR DATA PROCESSING
LEARNING PROCESSES
POSSIBILITIES FOR THE PRACTICAL UTILIZATION OF
LANGUAGES

280

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

PLA - POS
JACII563 212
CACM623 160
AUS 573 314
WJCC57
18
PCS 62
92
AUS 60C10.3
CACM606 352
PACM58
23
J ACII593 395
EOPS61 465
CACM60N 6ll
CACM594 17
CACM590 26
HARV571
3
IBSJ632 129
CACM594 19
JACM584 310
HARV61
81
PGEC604 490
CACM63N 660
AUS 60 C9.3
IBMJ624 456
IBMJ613 241
NCR 584 246
4Z
lSU 58
JACM592 121
JACM631 H9
CACM62N 547
TCJ6631 61
TCJ5623 210
18MJ631 44
ONR 60 1B6
WJCC60 225
WCR 604 24
PACM62 104
PACM61 5A4
JACM614 645
CAN 60 250
ICC 633 15B
CACM594 16
CACM599 29
JACM633 283
PACM59
29
PACM56
7
CACM60D 644
JACM612 151
IFIP62 101
PGEC592 182
AUS 51 196
PACM61 6A5
laMJ62Z 239
CACM637 384
I CIP59
62·
PACM58
23
JACM593 395
WJCC55 119
PACM61 12Al
IF IP62 116
CACM633 108
IBMJ633 237
NCR 574 164
PACM52T 118
EJCC59 120
CACM62D 595
JACM581
9
HARV572 225
JACM621 29
PACM52T 124
IFIP62 102
PACM62
60
PACM59
69
JACM614 613
CACM635 223
CACM620 502
CACM61N 495
CACM618 347
EJCC60 143
CACM635 217
CACM635 220
ROME62 549
ICC 582 22
TCJ5634 264
BIT 612 65
PGEC635 454
AUS 60 B6.3
CACM621 2B
CACM623 174
I BMJ621 49
PGEC593 391
lEES 56 437
EJCC51 164
WJCC53 203
NCR 584 21t6
PGEC602 256
HARV49
fit
TC86634 133
NCR 594 231
TCJ4613 242
I BMJ512 158
IITP 5.8 825
280

POS - PRI

TITLE WORD INDEX

POI - PRE

POSSIBILITIES OF DECISION MAKING AND CONTROL
CAN 62
31
POSSIBILITIES OF FAR-REACHING MECHANIZATION OF NOVELT ICSI5B2 1071
ICIP59
461
POSSIBILITY OF SPEEDING UP COMPUTERS USING
WJCC54
\I
POSSIBLE A BUSINESS REVOLUTION
6
POSSIBLE MODIFICATIONS TO THE INTERNATIONAL ALGEBRAIC CACM592
18
TCB2595
POST OFFICE
AUS 63 A.9
POST OFFICE
JACM612 252
POST OFFICE SYSTEMS
TC84614 136
POST OFFICE TELECOMMUNICATION STORES BY COMPUTER
LSU 55
13
POTENTIAL
18MJ622 179
POTENTIAL
PIRE611 276
POTENTIAL ANALOG PAIRS
POTENTIAL CONTRIBUTION OF ELECTRONIC MACHINES TO THE HARV61 230
WJCC60 2113
POTENTIAL CUSTOMER FOR AN INTELLIGENT TECHNICIAN
ICIP59 244
POTENTIAL FIELO AS AN AID TO CHARACTER RECOGNITION
CAN 58
42
POTENTIAL OF LARGE SCALE ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS IN THE
LSU 58
8
POTENTIAL ROLES OF THE UNIVERSITY COMPUTING CENTERS
PLCI61 155
POTENTIAL USES OF COMPUTERS AS TEACHING MACHINES
EMICONDUCTION EFFECTS THROUGH USE OF ELECTROCHEMICAL POTENTIALS
CLARIFICATION OF FIRST-ORDER S IBMJ571 39
PGEC613 516
COPPER-MANDREL POTENTIOMETER DYNAMIC ERROR AND COMPENSATION
PGEC621 63
ACCURACY IMPROVEMENTS OF THE TAPPED-POTENTIOMETER fUNCTION GENERATORS
TRANSFER J ACM563 IB6
FUNCTION SIMULATION BY MEANS OF AMPLIFIERS ANO POTENTIOMETERS
2
ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS, COEffICIENT POTENTIOMETERS, OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS, AND NETWORKS CHBK62
14
AST COMPUTATION Of INDUSTRIAL SERVICEI
THE MEXICAN POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY INTRODUCES II DIRECT WAY FOR F PACM5B
14
WAY FOR FAST COMPUTATION OF INDUSTRIAL SERVICES WITH POWER FACTOR ADJUSTMENT
IMPANY INTRODUCES A DIRECT PACM58
CAN 62 250
COMPUTERS IN THE POWER INDUSTRY
o OPERATOR TRAINING FACILITY FOR ENRICO FERMI ATOMIC POWER PLANT IERVES AS BOTH SYSTEMS ANALYSIS TOOL AN WJCC60 301
EJCC57
80
PHYSICAL SIMULATION OF NUCLEAR REACTOR POWER PLANT SYSTEMS
JACM561 10
AUTOMATIC COMPUTATIONS WITH POWER SERIES
JACM574 481
TSHEBYSHEFF APPROXIMATIONS FOR POWER SERIES
CACM617 311
AN ITERATIVE METHOD FOR INVERSION OF POWER SERIES
SHORT METHOD FOR MEASURING ERROR IN A LEAST-SQUARES POWER SERIES
A C ACM606 351
IMATIONS ANO CONTINUED FRACTIONS
REPRESENTATION OF POWER SERIES IN TERMS Of POLYNOMIALS, RATIONAL APPROX JACM614 613
CAN" 60 243
THE ANALYSIS OF POWER SPECTRA
TCJ5621 16
THE CALCULATION OF POWER SPECTRA
IBMJ612 141
A DIRECT DIGITAL METHOD OF POWER SPECTRUM ESTIMATION
TCB7644 125
AUTOMATIC START-UP OF POWER STATIONS
WJCC58 203
TRANSISTORIZED MOOULAR POWER SUPPLIES FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
PACM59
5
A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR ANALYSIS AND DESIGN Of POWER SUPPLY CIRCUITRY
CENG59
1
THE POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM OF BESM
LSU 51
82
APPLICATION OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS TO ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEM LOSS STUDIES
CLUN55 103
COMPUTERS IMPROVE POWER SYSTEM PERFORMANCE
AUS 63 B.22
COMPUTER PROGRAMMES fOR ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEM PLANNING
A NEW IFIP62
241
METHOD FOR CONPUTING ECONOMIC LOAD DISPATCHING IN POWER SYSTEMS (FRENCH)
I EES56
26
THE USE OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
POWER-SYSTEM ENGINEERING PROBLEMS WITH REFERENCE TO
ON
THE
METHOO
OF
MINIMUM
lOR
PACM56
5
'BEST') APPROXIMATION AND THE METHOD OF LEAST NTH POWERS
BCS 58 591
ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS A PRACTICAL APPLICATION
BCS 58 510
THE PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF A SMALL COMMERCIAL USER
JACM593 360
NOTE ON THE PRACTICAL COMPUTATION OF PROPER VALUES
DATA TRANSM AUS 63 C.4
ISSION FOR AUTOMATIC COMPUTATION ANO CONTROL PART 2, PRACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS
AUS 571 III
THE USE OF CONTINUANTS IN PRACTICAL NUMERICAL ANALYSIS
PLCI61 134
SOME THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL PROBLEMS IN PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION
CACM596 38
REMARKS ON THE PRACTICAL SOLUTION OF CHARACTERISTIC VALUE PROBLEMS
4
TO THE EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION WITH APPLICAIION TO THE PRACTICAL SOLUTION OF LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL DIFFERENCE PACM56
MUM RELAXATION FACTOR OF THE SUCCESSIVE OVER-REI
A PRACTICAL TECHNIQUE FOR THE DETERMINATION OF THE OPTI CACM614 184
TCJ6631 17
EXPERIENCE IN THE PRACTICAL USE OF DATA TRANSMISSION
MTP 58 825
POSSIBILITIES FOR THE PRACTICAL UTILllATION OF LEARNING PROCESSES
OCR 62 129
SOME IMPORTANT FACTORS IN THE PRACTICAL UTILIZATION OF OPTICAL CHARACTER READERS
41
PROBLEMS FOR MACHINE INDEXING, ALTERNATIVES AND PRACTICALITIES
MACHINE INPUT 14 IPP61
EOPS61 132
ORDER DOCUMENTATION, FROM THEORY TO PRACTICE
TCJ2593 110
CURRENT THEORY AND PRACTICE OF AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
NCR 612 143
THEORY ANO PRACTICE OF HALL EFFECT MULTIPLIERS
ICAL LINGUISTIC SYSTEM
MECHANICAL PRAGMATICS, A TIME-MOTION STUDY OF A MINIATURE MECHAN CACM620 516
E PERFORMANCE OF THE SENSE-AMPLIFIER CIRCUIT THROUGH PRE-AMPLIFICATION STROBING AND NOISE-MATCHED CLIPPING PGEC625 611
PACM59
30
ON PRE-CONDITIONING MATRICES
JACM604 338
ON PRE-CONOITIONING OF MATRICES
JACM633 316
SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS AND OPERATOR PRECEDENCE
JACM592 164
A NEW METHOD OF CHECKING THE CONSISTENCY OF PRECEDENCE MATRICES
JACM603 255
ON THE CONSISTENCY OF PRECEDENCE MATRICES
PECS52
10
SOME GENERAL PRECEPTS FOR PROGRAMMERS
EDPS61 496
KEEPING AN INVENTORY OF PRECIOUS METALS
PACM61 6A3
COMPUTER
A TEC~NIQUE FOR PRECISE COMPUTATION WITH FACTORIALS IN A DIGITAL
PGEC602 252
A PRECISION AMPLITUDE-DISTRIBUTION AMPLIFIER
CACM600 652
MULTIPLE PRECISION ARIT~METIC
CACM618 353
A NOTE ON MULTIPLE PRECISION ARITHMETIC
CACM612 98
MULTIPLE-PRECISION DIVISION
NCR 594 275
THE CYCLE SPLITTER, A WIDE-BAND PRECISION FREQUENCY MULTIPLIER
CHANNEL MAGNETIC RECORD-PLAYBACK SYSTEM FOR USE AS A PRECISION FREQUENCY MULTIPLIER
IIGH PERFORMANCE 14- NCR 612 89
JACM554 229
PRECISION MODULATORS AND DEMODULATORS
A BALANCED PRECISION REFERENCE REGULATOR FOR COMPUTER APPLICATIO NCR 584 225
N
CACM597 27
BINARY CONVERSION, WITH FIXED DECIMAL PRECISION, OF A DECIMAL FRACTION
PROOFS FOR THEOREMS DERIVABLE WITHIN THE FIRST ORDER PREDICATE CALCULUS
ITHE PRODUCTION FROM AXIOM, OF ICIP59 265
MIL 612 125
TRANSFORMATION CRITERIA FOR THE CLASSIFICATION OF PREDICATIVE GENITIVE CONSTRUCTIONS IN RUSSIAN
EJCC53 113
RELIABILITY AND ITS RELATION TO SUITABILITY AND PREOICTABIlITY
1
ITAL COMPUTER
THE HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT AND PREDICTEO STATE-OF-THE-ART OF THE GENERAL PURPOSE DIG WJCC60
TCJ3614 246
PREDICTING DISTRIBUTION OF STAFF
NCR 602 71
ON PREDICTING PERCEPTRON PERFORMANCE
PREDICTING SIGNAL DEGENERATION AND GATE COMPATIBILITY PGEC633 277
IN LOGIC CIRCUITS
EJCC53
22
DATA PROCESSING REQUIREMENTS FOR NUMERICAL WEATHER PREDICTION
CLUN55
27
WEATHER PREDICTION
AlC 601 43
NUMERICAL WEATHER PREDICTION
CACM613 164
AUTOMATED WEATHER PREDICTION
CAN 62
76
AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING FOR NUMERICAL WEATHER PREOICTION
ECIP55 194
USE OF COMPUTERS FOR NUMERICAL WEATHER PREOICTION (GERMAN)
AUS 63 8.9
NUMERICAL WEATHER PREOICTION AND ANALYSIS
AUS 608'10.1
CONE
LONG RANGE BALLISTIC MISSILE TRAJECTORIES PREDICTION AND THE EFFECT OF A COUNTER-MEASURE NOSE
A SMALL TRANSIST AUS 60CI0.3
ORIZED ANALOG COMPUTER FOR EARLY FLIGHT IMPACT POINT PREDICTION OF BALLISTIC MISSILES
T THE INSTITUTE fOR ADVANCED STUDY
DIAGNOSIS AND PRED"ICTION OF MALFUNCTIONS IN THE COMPUTING MACHINE A NCR 537 59
CAS 60
20
PREDICTION OF PROGRAM RUNNING TIME AS AN AID IN
COMPUTER EVALUATION
85
COMPONENT PERFORMANCE
ON PREDICTION OF SYSTEM PERFORMANCE FROM INFORMATION ON WJCC51
FUTURE
THE
Y SEARCH OF THE PATENT LITERATURE
PARAMETRONS
THE
WILL ELECTRONIC PRINCIPLES MAKE
LANGUAGE
AUTOMATION IN THE
A.D.P. SYSTEM DESIGN IN THE AUSTRALIAN
GENERALIZED SIMULATION OF
PROGRESS TOWARDS CONTROLLING
INTERMEDIATE DATA PROCESSING
SYSTEMATICS OF THE EVOKED SOMATOSENSORY CORTICAL
ALGEBRAIC FUNCTION CALCULATIONS USING
FIELD OF STATISTICS
THE
ON A
THE
THE
LIFE INSURANCE INOUSTRY

281

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

281

PRE - PRO

TITLE WORD INDEX

SMOOTHING AND
YEARS IN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL, SOME GOALS AND
THE IDENTIFICATION OF NESTED STRUCTURES IN
ON AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION AT HARVARD UNIVERSITY ANO
ANALOG COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN
A STARTING METHOD FOR THE THREE-POINT ADAMS
S OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUAl
EXTENSIONS OF THE
EQUATIONS
STABLE
EQUATIONS
STABILITY PROPERTIES OF
ME THEORETICAL AND COMPUTATIONAL MATTERS RELATING TO
ITERA nON IN
EFFICIENCY OF
AN AXIOMATIC APPROACH TO
TRANSLATION
A
REACTOR CORE THERMAL DESIGN

PREOICTION OF TIME SERIES BY CASCADED SIMPLE AVERAGES
THE NEXT TWENTY
PREDICTIONS
PREDICTIVE SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS
CURRENT RESEARCH
PREDICTIVE SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS
PREDICTOR OESIGN
PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR METHOD
PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR METHOD FOR THE SOLUTION OF SYSTEM
PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR METHODS FOR ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL
PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR METHODS FOR ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL
PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR METHODS OF NUMERICAL INTEGRATION
PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR PROCEDURES
PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR PROCEDURES
PREFIX LANGUAGES
PRELIMINARY APPROACH TO JAPANESE-ENGLISH AUTOMATIC
PRELIMINARY CALCULATION OF SOME PARAMETERS IN NUCLEAR
PRELIMINARY EXPERIMENTS IN COMPUTER-AIDED TEACHING
COMPUTER
PRELIMINARY PLANS FOR THE T.R.E. ELECTRONIC DIGITAL
COMPUTERS
PRELIMINARY REMARKS OF POLYNOMIAL APPROXIMATIONS FOR
THE SOLOMON COMPUTER, A PRELIMINARY REPORT
INTERNATIONAL ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE
PRELIMINARY REPORT OF ACM-GAMM COMMITTEE ON AN
PRELIMINARY REPORT, INTERNATIONAL ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE
A PRELIMINARY STRUCTURAL TRANSFER SYSTEM
o INTERNAL AUDIT PROBLEMS, INDUSTRIAL LIFE ASSURANCE PREMIUM ACCOUNTING USING AN IBM 650 PUNCHED CARD COMP
EQUIPMENT
LIFE INSURANCE PREMIUM BILLING AND COM8INED OPERATIONS BY ELECTRONIC
SILVER
PRENUCLEATIDN OF LEAD FILMS WITH COPPER, GOLD, AND
THE ACCURACY OF DATA PREPARATION
SITE PREPARATION AND CHANGEOVER PROBLEMS
A GUIDED WEAPONS SYSTEM
THE PREPARATION AND CHECKING OF THE MATHEMATICAL MODEL OF
INITIAL STUDIES OF THE PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES OF VANADIUM THIN FILMS
INTEGRATED SUPPLY SYSTEM
DATA PREPARATION AND TRANSMISSION IN THE ROYAL AIR FORCE
PREPARATION AND TRANSMISSION OF DATA FOR COMPUTERS
PREPARATION FOR COMPUTER OPERATIONS
DATA PREPARATION FOR NUMERICAL CONTROL OF MACHINE TOOLS
VOLUME TABLE PREPARATION FOR PINUS RADIATA IN N.S.W.
COMPUTER PREPARATION OF A POETRY CONCORDANCE
STEEL PORTAL FRAMES
THE PREPARATION OF CHARTS FOR THE PLASTIC DESIGN OF MILD
COMPUTER
PREPARATION OF DISPLAY MAPS WITH AN ELECTRONIC
AUTOMATIC PREPARATION OF FLOW CHART LISTINGS
PREPARATION OF PROBLEMS FOR EDVAC-TYPE MACHINES
THE PREPARATION OF PROBLEMS FOR THE MARK I CALCULATOR
MICROSADIC A HIGH-SPEED DATA-PREPARATION SYSTEM WITH VARIABLE FORMAT OUTPUT
SYSTEMS AND STANDARDS PREPARATIONS FOR A NEW COMPUTER IPHILCO 2000)
AT THE VANGUARD COMPUTING CENTER
PREPARATIONS FOR TRACKING ARTIFICIAL EARTH-SATELLITES
A RELIABLE CHARACTER SENSING SYSTEM FOR DOCUMENTS PREPARED ON CONVENTIONAL BUSINESS DEVICES
USE OF MOBL IN PREPARING RETRIEVAL PROGRAMS
A PREPLANNED APPROACH TO A STORAGE ALLOCATION COMPILER
NESTING WITHiN THE PREPOSITIONAL STRUCTURE
ACM CONFERENCE ON SYM80L MANIPULATION, PROGRAM AND PREPRINTS
COMPUTATION IN THE PRESENCE OF NOISE
PRESENT AND FUTURE FACILITIES FOR DATA TRANSMISSION
DIGITAL COMPUTERS. PRESENT AND FUTURE TRENDS
PRESENT AND PROJECTED COMPUTER MANPOWER NEEDS IN
BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY
ENGLAND
THE PRESENT POSITION OF COMPUTING-MACHINE DEVELOPMENT IN
TRANSISTORS
THE PRESENT STATE OF DEVELOPMENT AND FUTURE PROSPECTS OF
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING, PRESENT STATUS AND FUTURE TRENDS
PRESENT STATUS ANO TRENDS OF THE DRESDEN COMPUTER
DEVELOPMENT IGERMAN)
THE PRESENT STATUS OF AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES
REVIEW OF THE PRESENT STATUS OF THE THEORY OF SUPERCONDUCTIVITY
THE PRESENT STATUS, ACHIEVEMENT AND TRENDS OF PROGRAMMING
FOR COMMERCIAL DATA PROCESSING
AUSTRALIA
THE PRESENT TECHNICAL STATUS OF DATA TRANSMISSION IN
THE HAYSTAQ SYSTEM, PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE
INTERIM REPORT PRESENTATION DEVELOPMENT OF ELECTRONIC APPLICATIONS
PRESENTATION OF A NEW HIGH SPEED PAPER TAPE READER
REAL-TIME PRESENTATION OF REDUCED WINO-TUNNEL DATA
OPERATIONS WHICH PRESERVE DEFINABILITY IN LANGUAGES
CONNECTIVE PROPERTIES PRESERVED IN MINIMAL STATE MACHINES
EI'ERGENCY SIMULATION OF THE DUTIES OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
/lCM PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
RETIRING PRESIDENTIAL ACDRESS
INAUGURAL PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS TO THE ACM
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS, THE SECOND DECADE OF COMPUTER
DEVElOPMENT
THE ,EMPERATURE AND PRESSURE OEPENCENCE OF CRITICAL FIELD CURVES
ION FRCM GAAS JUNCTIONS
LINE WIDTHS AND PRESSURE SHIFTS IN MODE STRUCTURE OF STIMULATED EMISS
PREVENTION OF PROPAGATION OF MACHINE ERRORS IN LONG
PROBLEMS
F THE ERA 1103 COMPUTER SYSTEM
COMPUTER-PROGRAMMED PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE FOR INTERNAL MEMORY SECTIONS ()
PURPOSE ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS
A PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM FOR LARGE GENERAL
PREVENTIVE OR CURATIVE MAINTENANCE
A PREVIEW OF A DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINE
SOME EXPERIENCES IN PRICE MAPPING
THE USE CF CALCULATING MACHINES IN THE THEORY OF PRIMARY COSMIC RADIATION
NG SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS BY AUTOINSTRUCTION IN THE PRIMARY GRADES, AN EXPERIMENTAL STRATEGY IN CURRICULU
ACH TOWARD EQUILIBRIUM BETWEEN ACCURACY AND SPEED IN PRIMARY MATHEMATICAL FUNCTIONS
ILYNDMIALS, AN APPRO
ORBITING ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATORY
PRIMARY PROCESSOR AND DATA STORAGE EQUiPMENT FOR THE
COMPROTEIN, A COMPUTER PROGRAM TO AID PRIMARY PROTEIN STRUCTURE DETERMINATION
THAN 10, P LESS THAN 15000
LIST OF ALL PRIME DIVISORS Q = 2KP+l OF 12 TO THE P)-I, KLESS
THE REDUCTION OF REDUNDANCY IN SOLVING PRIME IMPLICANT TABLES
RMS OF A TRUTH FUNCTION BY ITERATED CONSENSUS OF THE PRIME IMPLICANTS
ITION OF THE IRREDUNDANT NORMAL Fa
PRIME NUMBER CODING FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
THE SEARCH FOR LARGE PRIMES
ON THE SUM OF INVERSES OF PRIMES AND OF TWIN PRIMES
ON THE SUM OF INVERSES OF PRIMES AND OF TWIN PRIMES
IER
THE USE OF INDEX CALCULUS AND MERSENNE PRIMES FOR THE DESIGN OF A HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL MULTIPL
TOWARD A THEORY OF AUTOMATA BASED ON MORE REALISTIC PRIMITIVE ELEMENTS
DIGITAL COMPUTERS, MATHEMATICAL LOGIC AND PRINCIPAL LIMITATIONS OF COMPUTABILITY
THE PCLYMORPHIC PRINCIPLE IN DATA PROCESSING
THE COMPLEXITY OF THEIR CIRCUITS
THE PRINCIPLE OF MAJORITY DECISION LOGICAL ELEMENTS AND
A PROGRAM FOR APPLYING THE PRINCIPLE OF PARSIMONY IN MULTIPLE REGRESSION
AUTOMATIC COOING PRINCIPLES
PRINCIPLES AND PROBLEMS OF A UNIVERSAL COMPUTERORIENTED LANGUAGE
282

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

POS - PRI
NCR 602
WJCC59
MfL 611
NSMT60
PGEC513
JACM602

JACM62~

~57

81
143
173
143
176
TCJ~611
80
JACM591 37

TCJ4611 6~
PACM62 106
JACM633 291
ROME62
1
MlL 611
7
AUS 60 BB.3
PLCI61 217
CAMB49 123
ICC 633 158
WOC062
66
ARAP59I 268
CACM58D
8
MfL 611 195
AUS 60 Al.~
JACM541
7
I BMJ63~ 297
TC84601
7
CAN 58 269
AUS 608'10.~
ONR 60 121
TCJ6633 219
TCB6621 12
LSU 56
34
WCR 58~
3
AUS 60B11.2
CACM602 91
AUS 60 B6.3
PACM59
47
JACM581 57
HARV47 203
HARV47 208
WJCC58
40
CAS 60 101
EJCC57
58
WCR 514 111
C ACM619 389
CACM610 411
NSMT60 261
CACM604 183
I 8MJ584 3~6
TCJ4612 88
EJCC51 109
CTPC54
4
HARV49
74
IEES56 357
MTP 58 155
46
ECIP55
AIC 601 92
IBMJ621
3
DIP 62 312
AUS 60 C2.1
ICSI582 1143
LSU 57 206
BIT 632 93
EJCC57
50
JACM632 175
J ACM604 311
WJCC59 314
CACM630 642
JACM571
1
JACM571
5
JACM561
1
TCJ1583 98
I BMJ621 82
I BMJ632 155
JACM564 348
PWCS54
62
NCR 58~ 191
ADC 53 235
MSEE~61
10
TCJ66~~ 348
HARV~9
244
PLCI61
99
PACM62
60
PGEC636 677
FJCC62 262
BIT 634 222
PGEC624 473
P GEC602 245
TCJ3601 21
MANC51
14
BIT 611 15
BIT 611 15
JACM611 87
IFIP62 379
IF IP62
29
IOCR 604 24
ICIP59 400
PACM58
47
ONR 56
3
TCJ4624 305
282

PRI - PRO

TITLE WORD INDEX

PRINCIPLES AND TECHNIQUES FOR TRAINING PROGRAMMERS
WILL ELECTRONIC PRINCIPLES MAKE PDSSIBLE A BUSINESS REVOLUTION
THE LOGICAL PRINCIPLES OF A NEW KIND OF BINARY COUNTER
PRINCIPLES OF ELECTRONIC OATA PROCESSING
FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF EXPRESSING A PROCEDURE FOR A COMPUTER
APPLICATION
ANALYSIS OF THE WORKING PRINCIPLES OF SOME SELF-ADJUSTING SYSTEMS IN ENGINEER
ING AND BIOLOGY
THE PRINCIPLES OF SORTING
MERCURY AUToCODE, PRINCIPLES OF THE PROGRAM LIBRARY
PRINCIPLES OF THE SELF-ORGANIZING SYSTEM
REPORT ON SOME PRINCIPLES OF THE UNIFIED TRANSFER SYSTEM
PRINCIPLES OF TRANSFLUXoR ANO CORE CIRCUITS
MUL T1FONT PRINT RECOGNITION
COMPUTER-AUTOMATED DESIGN OF MULTI FONT PRINT RECOGNITION LOGIC
CLOS ING OUT A PRINT TAPE
PRINT 1, A PROPOSED CODING SYSTEM FOR THE IBM TYPE
705
PRINT 1, AN AUTOMATIC CODING SYSTEM FOR THE IBM 705
FOR ASSESSING AND RECOGNIZII
MACHINE PERCEPTION OF PRINTED AND HANDWRITTEN FORMS BY MEANS OF PROCEDURES
A THREE-DIMENSIONAL PRINTED BACK PANEL
RECOGNITION OF SLOPPY, HAND-PRINTED CHARACTERS
THE DESIGN OF A LOGIC FOR THE RECOGNITION OF PRINTEO CHARACTERS BY SIMULATION
DESIGN OF LOGIC FOR RECOGNITION OF PRINTED CHARACTERS BY SIMULATION
STANDARDIZED PRINTED CIRCUIT UNITS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
EQUIPMENT
AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION OF PRINTED CODE TO IMPULSES ACCEPTABLE TO COMPUTING
FOR COUNTING AND RECORDING ELECTRICAL IMPULSES IN PRINTED DECIMAL FORM
A SYSTEM
SYNTHESIZING THE WAVEFORM GENERATEO BY A CHARACTER, PRINTED IN MAGNETIC INK, IN PASSING BENEATH A MAGNETI
TINUOUS MOTION DEVICES IN DATA PROCESSING EQUI
THE PRINTED MOTOR, A NEW APPROACH TO INTERMITTENT ANO CON
AN APPROACH TO MICROMINIATURE PRINTED SYSTEMS
AN APPROACH TO MICROMINIATURE PRINTED SYSTEMS
A DIRECT-READING PRINTEO-CIRCUIT COMMUTATOR FOR ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL DATA
CONVERSION
THE EAST_AN KODAK MULTIPLE-STYLUS ELECTRONIC PRINTER
A HIGH SPEED MAGNETIC-tORE OUTPUT PRINTER
MAGNETIC REPRODUCER AND PRINTER
A SELF-CHECKING HIGH-SPEED PRINTER
BURROUGHS G-I0l HIGH SPEED PRINTER
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER HIGH-SPEED MAGNETIC PRINTER
NORC HIGH-SPEED PRINTER
CONTROL CIRCUITS FOR THE LINE PRINTER tDANISHI
HIGH SPEED PRINTER AND PLOTTER
PROGRAMMED METHODS FOR PRINTER GRAPHICAL OUTPUT
THE BURROUGHS 220 HIGH-SPEED PRINTER SYSTEM
THE BURROUGHS ELECTROGRAPHIC PRINTER-PLOTTER
SURVEY OF MeCHANICAL TYPE PRINTERS
SURVEY OF NONMECHANICAL TYPE PRINTERS
FORM DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION
ANO PAPER HANDLING PROBLEMS AS RELATED TO HIGH SPEED PRINTERS
A SURVEY OF HIGH-SPEED PRINTERS IN THE UNITED STATES
THE RCA 501 HIGH-SPEED PRINTERS, THE STORY OF A PRODUCT DESIGN
COMPUTER CONTROLLED PRINTING
COMPOUNDS SEARCHED GENERICALLY WITH IBM 702
PRINTING CHEMICAL STRUCTURES ELECTRONICALLY, ENCODED
HIGH SPEED PRINTING EQUIPMENT
TAPETYPERS AND PRINTING MECHANISMS
TOLERANCE OPTICAL CHARACTER RECOGNITION FOR EXISTING PRINTING MECHANISMS
WIDETHE RECORDING, CHECKING, AND PRINTING OF LOGIC DIAGRAMS
ING MACHINERY
APPLICATION OF PRINTING TELEGRAPH TECHNIQUES TO LARGE-SCALE CALCULAT
THE ANALYSIS OF SURVEYS, PROCESSING AND PRINTING THE BASIC TABLES
PANEL ON PRIORITY PROBLEMS IN COMPUTER SYSTEMS
REVERSAL DATA TRANSMISSION SYSTEM FOR SWITCHED AND PRIVATE TELEPHONE LINE APPLICATIONS
PHASE
IN A MULTI-PROCESSOR COMPUTER SYSTEM
A PROBABILISTIC ANALYSIS OF COMPUTING-LOAD ASSIGNMENT
MAJORITY LOGIC AND PROBLEMS OF PROBABILISTIC BEHAVIOR
ON RELEVANCE, PROBABILISTIC INDEXING AND INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
LIBRARY PRoeLEM
PROBABILISTIC INDEXING, A STATISTICAL APPROACH TO THE
ON PROBABILISTIC PUSH-DOWN STORAGES
CUMULATIVE BINOMIAL PRoBABIL ITIES
YSTEMS
A MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR DETER~INING'THE PROBABILITIES OF UNDETECTED ERRORS IN MAGNETIC TAPE S
CORE ALLOCATION BASED ON PROBABILITY
THE DEVELOPMENT OF A CONDITIONAL PROBABILITY COMPUTER FOR CONTROL APPLICATIONS
CONDITIONAL PROBABILITY COMPUTING IN A NERVOUS SYSTEM
MACHINE CALCULATION OF MOMENTS OF A PROBABILITY 01 STRIBUTJON
AN ANALOG METHOD FOR THE SOLUTION OF PRoBABI LITY OF HIT AND RELATED STATISTICAL PROBLEMS
PROGRAMMING A MONTE CARLO PROBLEM
ORDVAC SOLUTIONS OF THE DIRICHLET PROBLEM
DIGITAL COMPUTERS AND THE LOAD-FLOW PROBLEM
FITTING A COMPUTER INTO AN INVENTORY-CONTROL PROBLEM
THE CHARACTERISTIC VALUE-VECTOR PROBLEM
CODES FOR THE CLASSICAL MEMBRANE PROBLEM
NETWORK SOLUTION OF THE RIGHT TRIANGLE PROBLEM
THE MACHINE LOADING PROBLEM
A MONTE CARLO SIMULATION OF A PRODUCTION PLANNING PROBLEM
LOGIC MATRICES AND THE TRUTH FUNCTION PROBLEM
A METHOD FOR THE SOLUTION OF THE NTH 8EST PATH PROBLEM
A NEW APPROACH TO THE PROGRAMMING PROBLEM
AN ALGORITHM FOR THE ASSIGNMENT PROBLEM
NOTES ON AN AUTHORSHIP PROBLEM
AUTOMATIC LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS, A HEURISTIC PROBLEM
COBOL, A SAMPLE PROBLEM
NOTE ON THE SOLUTION OF A CERTAIN BOUNDARY-VALUE PROBLEM
THE TRIM PROBLEM
APPROXIMATE METHODS FOR A MULTIQUEUEING PROBLEM
A SORTING PROBLEM
MATRICES ASSOCIATED WITH THE HITCHCOCK PROBLEM
ON APPROXIMATION METHODS FOR THE ASSIGNMENT PROBLEM
ON THE SOLUTION OF AN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL PROBLEM
AN APPLICATION OF CODING THEORY TO A FILE ADDRESS PROBLEM
A
HIGH-SPEED COMPUTER TECHNIQUE FOR THE TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM
A
COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR A SOLVA8LE CASE OF THE DECISION PROBLEM
DYNAMIC
PROGRAMMING TREATMENT OF THE TRAVELLING SALESMAN PROBLEM
THE METHOD
OF REDUCED MATRICES FOR A GENERAL TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM
THE METHOD
OF REDUCED MATRICES FOR A GENERAL TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM
INDEXING, A STATISTICAL APPROACH TO THE LIBRARY PROBLEM
PR08ABILISTIC
AN INVESTIGATION.
OF REAL-TIME SOLUTION OF THE TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM
L EQUATIONS IN THE SOLUTION OF THE BANG-BANG CONTROL PROBLEM
IATION OF THE ADJOINT SYSTEM OF DIFFERENTIA
283

COMPUTER LITERATURE 81BLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

PRE - PRO
PACM61 HAl
WJCC51t
9
P IRE530 Ilt29
HARV55
28
TCJ5623 161t
ICIP59 298
TCJ1582 71
ARAP591 93
SOS 61 255
NSMT6D
8B
HARV572 115
OCR 62 287
IBMJ631
2
CACM639 515
WJCC56
It5
ACFI57
29
PACM59
20
18MJ571 32
WJCC60 133
IEES56 It56
I8MJ571
B
PACM52P 135
WJCC55
29
PACM52P 61
PGEC581t 277
EJCC60 325
EJCC58
55
ICIP59 It71t
I BMJ583 178
EJCC52 118
PACM52T
6
WJCC53 160
EJCC51t
22
NCR 561t 'lit
EJCC57 21t3
CACM596 25
BIT 622 112
EJCC60 153
CACM629 It77
WJCC59 212
EJtC56
73
EJCC52 106
EJCC52 113
CAN 58 I'll
ICC 631t 189
WJCC59 201t
SJCC63 263
ICSI581 711
EJCC52
95
MSEElt63 28
OCR 62
93
EJCC58 108
HARVlt7 213
ftJ4611 20
IFIP62 711
18MJ612 93
FJCC63 147
SOS 62 243
JACM603 216
PACM59
13
SoS 62 205
JACM623 405
I8MJ572 177
CACM610 It51t
IFIP62 1t23
MTP 58 119
CACM61D 553
PGEC573 170
CAS 55
'lit
J ACM553 137
I EES56
16
CAS 57
IB
JACM573 298
JACM571t 1t17
WCR 581t 123
PACM59
28
TCJ2592 90
JACM593 1t05
JACM591t 506
WJCC60 3lt5
CACM60N 605
HARV61 163
MTL 612 655
CACM618 340
8IT 621 61
I BSJ621 77
I8MJ622 2lt6
JACM622 282
JACM621t It09
JACM621t It19
SJCC63 289
IBMJ632 121
JACM582 132
JACM633 348
JAC~621
61
PACM56
It1
JACM573 308
PACM59
13
JACM612 230
PACM62
50
283

PRO - PRO

TITLE WORD INDEX

PRI - PRO

APPLICATION CF INTEGER LINEAR PROGRAMMING TO A SPLIT
USE OF F.L.P.L. IN SOLVING A SORTING
THE DETACHED SHOCK
ANALYSIS OF A BASIC QUEUING
ON A QUEUEING
TERMS FREQUENTLY COMBINED IN
A SPECIAL STABILITY
F CENTRAL OIFFERENCES FOR THE SOLUTION OF THE CAUCHY
ON THE STATE ASSIGNMENT
ON THE STATE ASSIGNMENT
00 FOR THE APPROXIMATE SOLUTION OF THE INITIAL VALUE
THE IDENTIFICATION OF DOCUMENT CONTENT, A
THE ERROR
SOLUTION ON A HIGH SPEEO COMPUTER OF A
.
A LARGE
CONTROL OF AUTOMOBILE TRAFFIC, A
AN APPROACH TO THE SEGMENTATION
AN INTRODUCTORY
SABRE. A REAL TIME
USING AN AUTD-REGRESSION MODEL
THE COMPUTING
INTRODUCTION TO CODING AND
IC NUMERAL WORK
THE
INTEGRAL GEOMETRY, AN APPROACH TO THE

PROBLEM (FRENCH)
PROBLEM (FRENCH)
PROBLEM AND RELATED TOPICS
PROBLEM ARISING IN COMPUTER SYSTEMS
PROBLEM ARISING IN RECIRCULATING MEMORIES
PROBLEM DESCRIPTION
PROBLEM FOR LINEAR MULTISTEP METHOOS
PROBLEM FOR PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EOUATIONS (GERMANI
PROBLEM FOR SEQUENTIAL MACHINES II
PROBLEM FOR SEQUENTIAL MACHINES, I
PROBLEM FOR SYSTEMS OF QUASI-LINEAR PARTIAL DIFFERENT
PROBLEM IN AUTOMATIC INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
PROBLEM IN DATA TRANSMISSION
PROBLEM IN DIOPHANTINE ALGEBRA (FRENCH)
PROBLEM IN ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
PROBLEM IN REAL-TIME COMPUTATION
PROBLEM IN SPEECH ANALYSIS AND LANGUAGE TRANSLATION
PROBLEM IN SYMBOL MANIPULATION FOR THE STUDENT
PR08LEM IN TELE-PROCESSING
PR08LEM IN THE ANALYSIS OF NON-STOCHASTIC TIME SERIES
PR08LEM LOGIC
PR08LEM OF A COMMON LANGUAGE, ESPECIALLY FOR SCIENTIF
PROBLEM OF ABSTRACTION
PROBLEM OF AIRCRAFT DYNAMICS
THE SOCIAL PROBLEM OF AUTOMATION
ON THE AMBIGUITY PROBLEM OF BACKUS SYSTEMS
THE GENERAL PROBLEM OF CLASSIFICATION AND INDEXING
CHESS-PLAYING PROGRAMS AND THE PROBLEM OF COMPLEXITY
CHESS-PLAYING PROGRAMS AND THE PROBLEM OF COMPLEXITY
NGUAGE
RULES OF INTERPRETATION, AN APPROACH TO THE PROBLEM OF COMPUTATION IN THE SEMANTICS OF NATURAL LA
THE GENERAL PROBLEM ·oF COMPUTING LANGUAGES
OBSERVATIONS ON THE PROBLEM OF DATA-PROCESSING (GERMANI
PROGRAMMER TRAINING
THE PR08LEM OF HETEROGENEOUS GROUPS IN COMPUTER
.
THE PR08LEM OF LIGHT-BEAM DEFLECTION AT HIGH FREQUENCIES
ITERATION METHOD FOR THE SOLUTION OF THE EIGENVALUE PR08LEM OF LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL AND INTEGRAL OPERATORS
MACHINES, PART 1
THE PROBLEM OF PROGRAMMING COMMUNICATION WITH CHANGING
MACHINES, PART 2
THE PR08LEM OF PROGRAMMING COMMUNICATION WITH CHANGING
ITION·THEORY IN THE SOLUTION OF THE STATE ASSIGNMENT PR08LEM OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
USE OF DECDMPOS
USE OF AN ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER TO SOLVE A PR08LEM OF THE OPERATIONS RESEARCH TYPE, ITHAT OF ECD
A MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR PROBLEM QUEUING IN A COMPUTER SYSTEM
A VARIETY OF INTELLIGENT LEARNING IN A GENERAL PROBLEM SOLVER
DESCRIPTIVE LANGUAGES AND PROBLEM SOLVING
LEARNING, GENERALITY AND PROBLEM SOLVING
A LOGICAL MADHINE FOR MEASURING PROBLEM SOLVING ABILITY
. IMPLICIT FUNCTION SIMULATION OF THE ABLATION PROBLEM USING FINITE FOURIER TRANSFORMS
A BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEM WITH EIGENVALUE ON THE BOUNOARY
ALTERNATING DIRECTION METHOO FOR SOLVING THE PLATE PROBLEM WITH MIXED BOUNDARY CONDITIONS
ON AN
A NUMERICAL METHOD OF SOLVING A HEAT FLOW PR08LEM WITH MOVING BOUNOARY
A DISCRETE QUEUEING PROBLEM WITH VARIABLE SERVICE TIMES
IMPROVING PROBLEM-ORIENTEO LANGUAGE BY STRATIFYING IT
SEQUENTIAL TRANSLATION OF A PROBLEM-ORIENTEO PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
ADAM, A PROBLEM-ORIENT EO SYM80L PROCESSOR
SIMULATION OF HUMAN PROBLEM-SOLVING
INTELLIGENT 8EHAVIOR IN PROBLEM-SOLVING MACHINES
REPORT ON A GENERAL PROBLEM-SOLVING PROGRAM
SOME PROBLEMS OF 8ASIC ORGANIZATION IN PROBLEM-SOLVING PROGRAMS
SOME PR08LEMS OF 8ASIC ORGANIZATION IN PROBLEM-SOLVING PROGRAMS
GENERATORS
ON A WEIGHT DISTRIBUTION PROBLEM, WITH APPLICATION TO THE DESIGN OF STOCHASTIC
BASIC ASPECTS OF SPECIAL COMPUTATIONAL PROBLEMS
COMPUTATIONAL ASPECTS OF CERTAIN ECONOMETRIC PROBLEMS
MACHINES FOR THE SOLUTION OF LOGICAL PROBLEMS
SCIENTIFIC MANPOWER PR08LEMS
APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTERS TO AIRCRAFT OYNAMIC PROBLEMS
APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTING TO FLUID DYNAMICS PR08LEMS
APPLICATION OF HIGH-SPEED COMPUTING TO CHEMICAL PROBLEMS
RCA APPROACH TO AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING FOR COMMERCIAL PROBLEMS
A VARIATIONAL APPROXIMATION FOR STURM-LIOUVILLE PROBLEMS
SOME INVERSE CHARACTERISTIC VALUE PROBLEMS
PREVENTION OF PROPAGATION OF MACHINE ERRORS IN LONG PROBLEMS
THE STATUS OF AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING FOR SCIENTIFIC PR08LEMS
SWAC COMPUTATIONS FOR SOME M X N SCHEDULING PROBLEMS
A DESK-SIZED COMPUTER APPLIEO TO SURVEYING PROBLEMS
SITE PREPARATION ANO CHANGEOVER PR08LEMS
LONG RANGE OATA PROCESSING PROSPECTS AND PR08LEMS
AN ABSTRACT FORMULATION OF DATA PROCESSING PR08LEMS
THE SOLUTION OF TALL DISTRIBUTION PR08LEMS
A COMPUTER ORIENTED TOWARD SPATIAL PROBLEMS
THE APPROXIMATE SOLUTION OF MATRIX PROBLEMS
SOLUTION OF FIELD PR08LEMS
CAN COMPUTERS HELP SOLVE SOCIETY'S PROBLEMS
FINITE AUTOMATA AND THEIR DECISION PROBLEMS
MANAGEMENT ANO ORGANIZATION PROBLEMS
COMPUTATIONS IN NUCLEAR LEVEL OENSITY PROBLEMS
MARRIAGE, WITH PROBLEMS
A COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAM FOR NETWORK PROBLEMS
TWO CONTRI8UTIONS TO THE TECHNIQUES OF QUEUING PROBLEMS
APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTING MACHINES TO MOLECULAR-8EAM PR08LEMS
THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF EXTENDED INITIAL VALUE PROBLEMS
A DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING APPROACH TO SEQUENCING PROBLEMS
THE PROGRAMMING OF LARGE LOGICAL PROBLEMS
SOFTWARE PR08LEMS
A BREAKPOINT TECHNIQUE FOR NETWORK PR08LEMS
A MONTE-CARL~ APPROACH TO THE SOLUTION OF SCHEDULING PR08LEMS
HY8RIO TECHNIQUES APPLIED TO OPTIMIZATION PR08LEMS
COBOL BATCHING PR08LEMS
HYBRID COMPUTER SOLUTION OF TIME-OPTIMAL CONTROL PR08LEMS
MONTE CARLO COMPUTATIONS IN NORMAL CORRELATION PROBLEMS
A NOTE ON ASSIGNMENT PROBLEMS
ERRORS IN LARGE-SCALE NUMERICAL PROBLEMS
ASSIGNMENT PR08LEMS
284

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY

19~6-196)

IFIP62 195
ROME62 131
PACM59
65
IBMJ612 132
IBMJ634 350
CACM6ll II
BIT 631 21
BIT 632 91
PGEC614 593
PGEC612 151
IFIP62 169
HARV61 213
AUS 60 C2.2
ICIP59
90
TC86634 125
EJCC51
15
MTL 612 103
CACM609 488
TCJ4612 109
PACM56
21
CH8K62
11
ICIP59 120
SOS 61 341
HARV49 211
WJCC58
13
JACM624 417
MIPP61 233
IBMJ584 320
CATH63
39
IFIP62 318
PACM6l 284
ECIP55
5
PACM6l 13.0
OPI 62
98
HARV49 164
CACM588 12
CACM589
9
JACM633 386
AUS 60 82.2
PACM59
10
SOS 59 153
WJCC61 215
I FIP62 407
EJCC60
1
PACM62
52
PACM59
54
JACM603 264
JACM582 161
IBMJ624 407
TCJ4613 217
ROME62 263
SJCC63 361
WJCC59 116
IBMJ584 336
ICIP59 256
SOS 62 393
ICC 632 99
JACM631 110
HARV49 115
HARV49 348
FTT 53 181
WJCC53
6
WJCC53 128
CLUN55
51
CLVN55
63
ONR 56
57
PACM56
18
JACM563 203
JACM564 348
CAS 57 101
JACM57~ 438
CAN 58 110
CAN 58 269
LSU 58
1
PACM58
33
PACM58
69
WJCC58 234
JACM583 205
HACC59
25
WJCC59 323
IBMJ592 114
RMCS60
5
AUS 60B'3.1
CACM602 81
TCJ3602 89
TCJ3602 114
HARV61 326
PACM61 2A1
PACM61 1-2
81T 611 21
CAN 62 198
IFIP62 190
PACM62
41
SJCC62 377
CACM625 218
SJCC63 L97
JACM63) 302
TCJ66)) 241
TCB6634 L24
TCJ6644 304
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ACTIVE-PASSIVE NETWORK SIMULATOR FOR TRANSIENT FIELD
SEARCH' SOLUTION OF NUMERIOAL AND STATISTICAL
PROGRAMMING FORMULATION OF TRAVELING SALESMAN
ON THE PRACTICAL SOLUTION OF CHARACTERISTIC VALUE
SHOOTING METHOD FOR TWO-POINT BOUNDARY VALUE
OLLOCATION METHOD FOR THE SOLUTION OF BOUNDARY VALUE
NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF CERTAIN LINEAR BOUNDARY VALUE
GENERATOR FOR THE SOLUTION OF ENGINEERING DESIGN
A COMPUTER SYSTEM, EDUCATIONAL AND OTHER STAFF
OF ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS TO ENGINEERING
OF COMPUTERS TO AUTOMOBILE CONTROL AND STABILITY
OF LARGE COMPUTERS TO RESERVOIR ENGINEERING
OF DIGITAL SIMULATION TECHNIQUES TO HIGHWAY DESIGN
LEAST SQUARES, AND CONSTRAINED MINIMIZATION
METHOD FOR TREATING A CLASS OF MULTI QUEUE
OF DIGITAL COMPUT.ERS TO ELECTRIC TRACTION
OMPUTING TECHNIQUE FOR THE SOLUTION OF TRIGONOMETRIC
FOR PARAMETRIC MODEL BUILDING AND BOUNDARY VALUE
ROTATIONS FOR THE SOLUTIDN OF ALGEBRAIC EIGENVALUE
LUTIDN OF PROBABILITY OF HIT AND RELATED STATISTICAL
BASIC VARIABLES FOR STRUCTURED LINEAR PROGRAMMING
DIFFERENCE METHODS IN THE SOLUTION OF BEAM-VIBRATION
NDITION FOR STABILITY OF PARTIAL DIFFERENCE EQUATION
FUNCTIDN FOR INTEGRATING TWO-POINT BOUNDARY VALUE
DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINES FOR AIRCRAFT DYNAMIC LOAD
OF DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS FOR ELLIPTIC BOUNDARY VALUE
ELECTRDNIC CALCULATOR IN THE SOLUTION OF ENGINEERING
A COMPUTER AND THEIR APPLICATION TO OTHER SCHEDULING
FOR NONLINEAR PARABOLIC AND ELLIPTIC BOUNDARY-VALUE
SOLUTION OF NAVAL NUMERICAL WEATHER
LANGUAGES, A DESCRIPTIVE MODEL AND FUNDAMENTAL
RM IN THE SOLUTION OF INITIAL CONDITION DIFFERENTIAL
RONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER URAL FOR ENGINEERING RESEARCH
A NEW METHOD DF VERIFYING ANALOG COMPUTER
CRYOTRDNICS.
DATA TRANSMISSION.
NG INSTR~MENTS
MODERN PROGRAMMING METHODS AND
TECHNIQUES
UNUSUAL
PROCESSING TECHNIQUE FOR HANDLING SEAT RESERVATION
A CLASS OF MULTI-QUEUE
OF INTERINDUSTRIAL RELATIONSHIPS
COMPUTATIONAL
FORM DESIGN. CONSTRUCTION AND PAPER HANDLING
FILE
SOLUTION OF THE NEUMANN AND MIXED BOUNDARY VALUE
THE SOLUTION OF BOUNDARY VALUE
GENERAL
TATISTJCI
APPL.JCATION OF A SMALL SCALE COMPUTER TO
COMPUTING FACII
SOME MATHEMATICAL AND PROGRAMMING
THE FORMULATION OF DATA PROCESSING
PREPARATION OF
PRACTICALITIES
MACHINE INPUT
OF ERROR IN THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF INITIAL VALUE
THE PREPARATION OF
EXPERIENCE WITH ORGANIZATIONAL
ISCRETE APPROXIMATIONS TO THE SOLUTIONS OF DIRICHLET
SOME PROGRAMMING
SOME RECURSIVELY UNSOLVABLE
SOME GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS IN THE SOLUTION OF
RAMMING AND SUBJECT-MATTER STRUCTURE
SOME RESEARCH
CURRENT
PANEL ON PRIORITY
APPROACHES TO DESIGN
OPTIMAL CONTROL
BOUNDARY VALUE
MODEL MAKING
ON COMPUTATIONAL TECHNIQUES FOR CERTAIN
TWO
A HEURISTIC PROGRAM THAT SOLVES SYMBOLIC INTEGRATION
A HEURISTIC PROGRAM THAT SOLVES SYMBOLIC INTEGRATION
THE APPLICATION OF COMRUTER TECHNIQUES TO
BUSINESS
THE APPLICATION OF COMPUTERS TO
COMPUTATIONAL
CONTROL
IN NUMERICAL ANALYSIS, WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO
SUCCESSIVE APPROXIMATIONS AND COMPUTER STORAGE
DISCUSSION OF
USING COMPUTERS TO SOLVE
SOME THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL
SOME COMPUTATIONAL
A GENERAL VIEW OF FUNDAMENTAL
E WAREHOUSE AND RETAIL BRANCH CONTROL
GATHERING SYSTEM
MS OPERATING AT MILLIMICRo-SECOND SPEEDS

LANGUAGE
SOME

APPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS TO
COMPUTATIONAL
COMPUTING
COMPUTING
ONIC COMPUTERS TO AUTOMATIC MESSAGE ACCOUNTING
HYDRODYNAMIC
COMPUTERS IN OBTAINING SOLUTIONS TO ELECTRIC-CIRCUIT
PTIC PART I
MONTE CARLO SOLUTIONS OF BOUNDARY VALUE

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A NEW PIRE611 268
'DIRECT JACM612 212
INTEGER JACM60~ 326
REMARKS CACM596 3B
MULTIPLE CACM620 613
ON THE C P ACM58
6
A NOTE ON JACM583 2~B
A FUNCTION PGEC543 H
INSTALLING AUS 63 A.15
APPLICATION PIRE530 H8T
APPLICATION EJCC57
8~
APPLICATION LSU 57
95
APPLICATION WJCC61
39
PROJECTIONS, PACM58
~6
AN APPROX IMATE I BMJ613 20~
THE APPLICATION IEES56
59
AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG C PGEC553 95
AN ITERATION PROCEDURE WJCC61 519
DEFLATION BY ELEMENTARY PACM59
32
AN ANALOG METHOD FOR THE SO PGEC573 170
SIMPLEX METHOD WITH PSEUOo- TCB663~ 126
A COMPARISON OF HIGHER-ORDER PGEC621
9
A NECESSARY AND SUFFICIENT CO JACM602 163
ANALOG COMPUTATION OF GREEN'S PGEC621 51
THE INTEGRATED USE OF ANALOG AND WJCC55
66
AUTOMATIC CALCULATION AND PROGRAMMING IFIP62 126
ICH TO THE USE OF THE IBM CARD-PROGRAMMED PECS52
9
IIQUES FOR PRODUCING SCHOOL TIMETABLES ON TCJ361~ 237
IMERICAL EXPERIMENTS USING NEWTON'S METHOD CACM614 187
(CDC 1604)
CAS 60
91
(FRENCH)
DOCUMENTARY ROME62 653
(FRENCH)
lOR REVERSION TO THE CANONICAL Fa ICIP59
33
(GERMANI
THE GENERAL-PURPOSE ELECT ECIP55
80
AND PERFORMANCES
WJCC57 138
ANO PROMISE
FJCC62 232
ANa PROSPECTS
TCJ~611
H
AND PROSPECTS OF DATA-PROCESSING FOR DEFENSE CAS 58
30
AND THEIR INFLUENCE ON THE DESIGN OF COMPUTI IFIP62 699
AND THEIR SOLUTIONS BY DIGITAL COMPUTER
WJCC56
79
APPLIED TO AIRLINES
A DATA AUS 60A11.1
ARISING IN COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
PACM61 12A5
ARISING IN CONNECTION WITH ECONOMIC ANALYSIS HARV~7 169
AS RELATED TO HIGH SPEED PRINTERS
CAN 58 191
ASSOCIATED WITH THE NATIONAL MENU STUDY
EJCC58
63
BY BOUNOARY CONTRACTION
NUMERICAL JACM613 336
BY THE METHOD OF KERNEL FUNCTIONS
PACM52P 187
CONFRONTING COMPUTING CENTERS
ICC 6112 10
ENCOUNTERED IN ENGINEERING, SCIENTIFIC AND S AUS 60 B1.2
ENCOUNTERED IN THE OPERATION OF A SCIENTIFIC CAN 58
78
FOR COMPUTERS
AIC 63~
1
FOR EDVAC-TYPE MACHINES
HARV~7
203
FOR MACHINE INDEXING, ALTERNATIVES AND
MIPP61
~1
FOR SYSTEMS OF OROINARY OIFFERENTIAL EQUATIO ICIP59
36
FOR THE MARK I CALCULATOR
HARV47 208
IN A BUSINESS COMPUTER INSTALLATION
RMCS60
7
IN A DOMAIN WITH CORNERS
IATION ERROR OF D JACM581 32
IN ACCEPTANCE TESTING OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
JACM5~2
82
IN AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH
LSU 57 113
IN ALGOL-LIKE LANGUAGES
JACM631 29
IN APPLIED MATHEMATICS
MSEE~61
5
IN AUTOMATED INSTRUCTION, INSTRUCTIONAL PROG PLCI61
67
IN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
WJCC61 365
IN COMPUTER SYSTEMS
IFIP62 711
IN CONSTRUCTING DATA PROCESSING CODES
TC86621
7
IN CONVERSION EQUIPMENT
WJCC5~
105
IN DISCRETE-TIME SYSTEMS
CCST61 389
IN DOUBLY CONNECTED DOMAINS
PACM52P 193
IN ELECTION FORECASTING
CAS 56
16
IN FLIGHT SYSTEM SIMULATION
EJCC57 100
IN FLUID DYNAMICS
HARV47 157
IN FLUID MECHANICS
AUS 60B'7.1
IN FRESHMAN CALCULUS
CATH63 191
IN FRESHMAN CALCULUS
JACM63~ 507
IN HYDRAULIC STRUCTURES
AUS 60 85.1
IN INSTALLING DATA PROCESSING EQUIPMENT IN
TCB~601
3
IN MATERIAL CONTROL
AUS 573 310
IN NUCLEAR PHYSICS
HARV49 2~0
IN NUCLEAR RECTORS
CCST61 507
IN ONE INDEPENDENT VARIABLE. ION TECHNIQUES IFIP62 1~9
IN ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
CACM615 222
IN PATTERN RECOGNITION
EJCC59 233
IN PHYSICS
AOOC62
~2
IN PROGRAM INTERCHANGEABILITY
ROME62 777
IN PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION
PLCI61 13~
IN PSYCHOLOGY
HARV~9
338
IN REAL-TIME INFORMATION PROCESSING (FRENCH) IFIP62 225
IN SCIENTIFIC COMMUNICATION
IBMJ58~ 276
IN THE APPLICATION OF A COMPUTER TO WHOLE SAL TCB~602 ~1
IN THE DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED DATA
AUS 60 A7.3
IN THE DESIGN OF MAGNETIC FILM STORAGE SYSTE IFIP62 590
IN THE STUOY OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
SJCC62 1~7
IN THE STUDY OF VEHICULAR TRAFFIC
WJCC58 lS9
IN THEORETICAL NUCLEAR PHYSICS
AUS 60B'3.2
IN X-RAY CRYSTAL STRUCTURE ANALYSIS
AUS 63 B.13
IN X-RAY CRYSTALLOGRAPHY
HARV61 103
INVOLVED IN APPLICATION OF HIGH SPEED ELECTR LSU 58 139
INVOLVED IN MAGNETIC TAPE RECORDING
PECS52
3
INVOLVING LARGE FLUID DISTORTIONS
JACM572 137
INVOLVING SWITCHING OPERATIONS
IF DIGITAL IEES56
35
INVOLVING THE DIFFERENCE ANALOGUE OF AN ELLI JACM592 20~
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DEVELOPMENTS

TITLE WORO INOEX

INVOLVING TRANSIENTS IN HYDRO-ELECTRIC
OCCURRING IN THE STUDY OF FLUID FLOW
AN
OF A LARGE LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE
OF A ~AGNETIC TAPE COMPUTER
OF A MEGABIT STORAGE MATRIX FOR USE IN A
OF A UNIVERSAL AUTOCODE
OF A UNIVERSAL COMPUTER-ORIENTEO LANGUAGE
OF AOORESS IN AN AUTOMATIC DICTIONARY OF
PROBLE~S OF AUCITING COMPUTING DATA, SECTION I,
PROBLEMS OF AUDITING COMPUTING DATA, SECTION 2, THE
PROBLEMS OF AUTOMATION
PROBLEMS OF BASIC ORGANIZATION IN PROBLEM-SOLVING
PROBLEMS OF BASIC ORGANIZATION IN PROBLEM-SOLVING
PROBLEMS OF BUYING AND SELLING
PROBLEMS OF CENTRALIZATION
PROBLEMS OF COMMERCIAL OATA PROCESSING (GERMANI
THE PROBLEMS OF DATA TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS IN A GENERAL MA
NUFACTURING CATA PROCESSING INSTALLATION
PROBLEMS OF DECENTRALIZATION
SOME APPLICATIONS OF AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER TO PROBLEMS OF DIFFUSION
PROBLEMS OF DYNAMICAL ASTRONOMY
THE PROBLEMS OF EDUCATION FOR ADP
COMPUTATIONAL PROBLEMS OF LINEAR PROGRA~MING
PROBLEMS OF LOCAL AUTHORITIES IN OATA PROCESSING
PROBLEMS OF MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS INVOLVEO IN MACHINE
COMPUTATIONS
ES
A METHOD OF SOLVING BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS OF MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS ON PUNCH CARD MACHIN
FACILITIES AND SOME COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
THE PROBLEMS OF PLANNING NEW METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION
MAJORITY LOGIC AND PROBLEMS OF PROBABILISTIC BEHAVIOR
PROBLEMS OF PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES (GERMANI
TRENDS IN SCIENTIFIC DOCUMENTATION IN SOUTH ASIA, PROBLEMS OF SPEED AND COVERAGE
RECENT
MULTIPROGRAMMED SYSTEM
PROBLEMS OF STORAGE ALLOCATION IN A MULTIPROCESSOR
THE IBM 650 APPLIED TO PROBLEMS OF THE ELECTRICAL INDUSTRY
ESSING INTO THE ROYAL ARMY PAY CORPS
PROBLEMS OF THE INTRODUCTION OF LARGE SCALE DATA PROC
ADMINISTRATIVE PROBLEMS OF THE INVESTIGATION PHASE
A
PPLICATION OF COMPUTING MACHINERY TO THE SOLUTION OF PROBLEMS OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES
THE SOLUTION OF RAILWAY PROBLEMS ON A CIGITAL COMPUTER, 1
THE SOLUTION OF RAILWAY PROBLEMS ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER, 2
MACHINE
ANALYSIS OF BUSINESS APPLICATION PROBLEMS ON IBM 650 MAGNETIC ORUM OATA-PROCESSING
SMALL PROBLEMS ON LARGE COMPUTERS
THE SOLUTION OF NON-LINEAR HEAT-CONDUCTION PROBLEMS ON THE PILOT ACE
DEMONSTRATION PROBLEMS ON THE WREDAC SYSTEM
LANGUAGE PROBLEMS POSED BY HEAVILY STRUCTURED DATA
SOME ENGINEERING PROBLEMS REQUIRING AUTOMATIC COMPUTATION
SOME TECHNICAL PROBLEMS SOLVED BY LEO
A STUOY OF CERTAIN COMBINATORIAL PROBLEMS THROUGH EXPERIMENTS ON COMPUTING MACHINES
THE SOLUTION OF MT LINGUISTIC PROBLEMS THROUGH LEXICOGRAPHY
ON THE REDUCTION Of CONTINUOUS PROBLEMS TO DISCRETE FORM
TEST PROBLEMS USED FOR EVALUATION OF COMPUTERS
SOLUTION OF ROTATING ELECTRIC MACHINERY PROBLEMS WITH ALWAC
SOLUTION OF EIGENVALUE PROBLEMS WITH APPROXIMATELY KNOWN EIGENVECTORS'
RS
POWER-SYSTEM ENGINEERING PROBLEMS WITH REFERENCE TO THE USE OF DIGITAL COMPUTE
OR IMPROVED EFFICIENCY IN SOLVING LINEAR PROGRAMMING PROBLEMS WITH THE SIMPLEX ALGORITHM
IECISION RULE F
PROGRAM FOR DOUBLE-DUMMY BRIDGE PROBLEMS, A NEW STRATEGY FOR MECHANICAL GAME PLAYING
DOCUMENTATION PROBLEMS, ALGOL 60
SOME CONTROL AND INTERNAL AUDIT PROBLEMS, INDUSTRIAL LIFE ASSURANCE PREMIUM ACCOUNTIN
G USING AN IBM 651
OPTIMIZATION PROBLEMS, SOLUTION BY AN ANALOGUE COMPUTER
NON-PROCEDURAL DATA SYSTEM LANGUAGES
READY-TO-WEAR UNIT CONTROL PROCEDURE
THE TAR SKI DECISION PROCEDURE
A HIGH-SPEED SORTING PROCEDURE
MODEL TO PROCEDURE
A HIGH-SPEEO SORTING PROCEDURE
INTERFERENCE WITH AN ALGOL PROCEOURE
SUMMARY OF A HEURISTIC LINE BALANCING PROCEDURE
ITERATION
OVER MULTI-DIMENSIONAL HYPERCUBES, I, A PROGRESSIVE PROCEDURE
PROGRESS OF THE
WHIRLWIND COMPUTER TOWARDS AN AUTOMATIC PROGRAM~ING PROCEDURE
CHECKING PROCEDURE ANO CIRCUITS
A MECHANICAL PROOF PROCEDURE ANO ITS REALIZATION IN AN ELECTRONIC
COMPUTER
RESULTANT PROCEDURE AND THE MECHANIZATION OF THE GRAEFFE
PROCESS
A DIFINITION OF THE COSOL PROCEDURE DIVISION USING ALGOL METALINGUISTICS
FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF EXPRESSING A PROCEDURE FOR A COMPUTER APPLlCIHION
AN INTERPOLATION PROCEDURE FOR CLOSED CURVES
A DECISION PROCEDURE FOR COMPUTATIONS OF FINITE AUTOMATA
AN EFFICIENT SEQUENCE OF TEST INSTRUCTIONS
A PROCEDURE FOR CONVERTING LOGIC TABLE CONDITIONS INTO
A PROCEDURE FOR INVERTING LARGE SYMMETRIC MATRICES
A MATHEMATICAL PROCEDURE FOR MACHINE DIVISION
AN ITERATION PROCEDURE FOR PARAMETRIC MODEL BUILDING AND BOUNDARY
VALUE PRCBLE"S
PROGRA~MING CODES
A MODIFIED INVERSION PROCEDURE FOR PRODUCT FORM OF THE INVERSE LINEAR
A COMPUTING PROCEDURE FOR QUANTIFICATION THEORY
G MINIMUM STORAGE
A KUTTA THIRD-ORDER PROCEDURE FOR SOLVING DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS REQUIRIN
EIGENVECTORS OF A REAL SYMMETRIC MATI
AN ITERATIVE PROCEDURE FOR THE CALCULATION OF THE EIGENVALUES AND
A PROCEDURE FOR THE OIAGONALIZATION OF NORMAL MATRICES
A SEMI-DECISION PROCEDURE FOR THE FUNCTIONAL CALCULUS
SWITCHING FUNCTIONS
A SIMPLIFIEO PROCEDURE FOR THE REALIZATION OF LINEARLY-SEPARABLE
PROCEDURE NETWCRK ANALYSIS
PROGRA~MING
THE PROCEDURE TRANSLATOR, A SYSTEM OF AUTOMATIC
AN AUTOMATIC SEQUENCING PROCEDURE WITH APPLICATION TO PARALLEL PROGRAMMING
OPERATIONS RESEARCH AND THE AUTOMATION OF BANKING PROCEDURES
RESULTANT PROCEDURES
THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN INSPECTION PROCEDURES
ERROR ESTIMATION IN RUNGE-KUTTA PROCEDURES
AN IMPLEMENTATION OF ALGOL 60 PROCEDURES
OPTIMUM TAPE WRITING PROCEDURES
ITERATION IN PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR PROCEDURES
A TEST MATRIX FOR INVERSION PROCEDURES
EFFICIENCY OF PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR PROCEDURES
MATHEMATICAL
STRUCTURE OF NONARITHMETIC DATA PROCESSING PROCEDURES
A GENERALIZATION
OF A THEOREM DF CARR ON ERROR SOUNDS FOR RUNGE-KUTTA PROCEDURES
THE APPLICATION OF SEQUENTIAL
ESTIMATION TO COMPUTER SIMULATION AND MONTE CARLO PROCEDURES
COMMENTS ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF RECURSIVE PROCEDURES AND SLOCKS IN ALGOL 60
THE REALIZATION OF ALGOL PROCEDURES AND DESIGNATIONAL EXPRESSIONS
COMPUTER SOLUT IONS OF
THE SOLUTION OF CERTAIN
APPLICATION OF THE IBM 650 EDPM TO CERTAIN ACTUARIAL
SOME
HIGH-SPEED COMPUTER
THE DESIGN
SOME
PRINCIPLES AND
FRENCH
ON
INTERNAL AUDn
EXTERNAL AUDITOR AND COMPUTERS
THE SOCIAL
PROGRAMS
SOME
SOME
PROGRAMS
A MODERN APPROACH TO THE

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AUS 60S'7.3
CAS 57
91
AUS 60 A3.1
TCB1571 11
PGEC623 390
ARAP591 16
TCJ.624 305
MTl 611 379
TCJ3601 10
TCJ3601 11
WJCC58
10
SOS 62 393
ICC 632 99
AUS 63 A.2
HARV55
71
DIP 62 350
TCJ6633 210
HARV55
61
CAN 58 330
FTT 53 282
ICC 634 205
PACM52P 91
TCJ2593 105
HARV.l
83
JACM5.3 101
CAS 51
23
SOS 62 2.3
ECIP55 IH
I CSI581 589
CACM610 421
CAS 56 10.
TCJ3603 120
HARV55
.2
HARV.9 323
TCJ1581 25
TCJ1582 78
EJCC5.
19
PACM52P 99
I EES56 158
AUS 573 304
CACM621 28
PACM52P 85
AUS 60 Bl.3
LSU 55 101
NSMT60 312
! BMJ594 355
BIT 624 191
CAS 56
88
CACM621 381
26
I EES56
CACM609 509
JACM633 351
CACM633 71
AUS 60 Al.4
TCJ4611 68
PAOl61 11-1
WJCC54
82
PACM56
.2
CACM591 30
NS~T60
361
CACM601 20
ARAP612 61
CATH63 168
TCJ6633 26.
PACM52P 231
CAMB.9
89
JACM602 102
J ACM60. 346
PACM61 5S1
TCJ5623 164
PACM58
71
JACM623 315
CACM639 510
CACM628 4.5
CACM594 10
WJCC61 519
CACM627 382
JACM603 201
JACM5&l 22
JACM563 223
J ACM592 1"16
JACM631
1
PGEC62. 4.7
PACH62
94
ACFI57
39
JACM61. 513
CAS 58
1
PACM58
53
CACM58N
7
CACM5B9
7
BIT 611 38
CACM619 399
PACM62 106
CACM620 508
JACM633 291
J ACM621 136
JACM60i 51
JACM58. 3H
CACM611 65
TCJ5634 332
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TITLE WORD INDEX

CEPTION OF PRINTED AND HANDWRITTEN FORMS BY MEANS OF
RESEARCH
AN ARSENAL OF ALGOL
TOTAL WIRE LENGTH
FORMAL
FITTING RATIONAL APPROXIMATIONS, PART I, TELESCOPING
CONDENSATION AND LOOK-UP
ON THE INCREASE OF CONVERGENCE RATES OF RELAXATION
PERMUTED TITLE WORD INDEXING,
NEW
(FRENCH)
SOME NONLINEAR ITERATIVE
CLASSES
DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
NUMERICAL
THE USE OF RECURSIVE
TABLE LOOK-UP
TEXT
TABLE LOOK-UP
INTEGRATING THE
MAINTENANCE
STEPWISE
SCIENTIFIC OESIGN
AN ANALOGUE OF THE SPEECH RECOGNITION
A PHYSICAL MODEL OF AN ABSTRACT LEARNING
PRODUCTION CF MAGAZINE LABELS BY THE VIOEOGRAPH
IRREVERSIBILITY ANO HEAT GENERATION IN THE COMPUTING
COMPUTERS IN THE TAX COLLECTING
ON-LINE COMPUTER OPTIMIZATION OF A CHEMICAL
A MODEL OF THE TRUST INVESTMENT
ELEMENTARY DIVISORS OF THE LIEBMANN
BOUNCS FOR THE RUNGE-KUTTA SINGLE-STEP INTEGRATION
REDUCTION OF NUMBER RANGE IN THE USE OF THE GRAEFFE
PROCEDURE AN~ THE MECHANIZATION OF THE GRAEFFE
VAPOR GROWTH OF GE SINGLE CRYSTALS IN A CLOSED-CYCLE
TRODYNAMIC ASPECTS OF THE SUPERCONDUCTIVE TRANSITION
AS AN AIO TO DESIGN AND OPERATION OF A CONTINUOUS
STATE TO TOTAL TIME RATIO IN A OOUBLE EXPONENTIAL
A OIGITAL COMPUTER FOR INOUSTRIAL
TION
EIGENVALUES OF THE SUCCESSIVE OVER-RELAXATION

PROCEDURES FOR ASSESSING AND RECOGNIZING GESTALTS
I
PROCEDURES FOR AUTOMATIC INDEXING
PROCEDURES FOR COMPLEX ARITHMETIC
PROCEDURES FOR CONNECTING TERMINALS WITH A MINIMUM
PROCEDURES FOR CONTINUED FRACTIONS
METHODS FOR
PROCEDURES FOR DOUBLE ENTRY TABLES
PROCEDURES FOR ELLIPTIC PARTIAL DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS
PROCEDURES FOR MAN-MACHINE SYSTEM
PROCEDURES FOR RATIONAL APPROXIMATION
PROCEDURES FOR SOLVING SYSTEMS OF LINEAR EQUATIONS
PROCEDURES FOR THE DETERMINATION OF DISTRIBUTIONAL
PROCEDURES FOR THE INTEGRATION OF HYPERBOLIC PARTIAL
PROCEDURES IN ALGOL 60
PROCEDURES IN DATA PROCESSING
PROCEDURES IN LANGUAGE PROCESSING PART 1, THE RAW
PROCEDURES OF AN INSURANCE OFFICE
PROCEDURES ON A COMPUTER
PROCEDURES USING BOTH DIRECTIONS
PRDCEDURES UTILIZING A SMALL COMPUTER
PROCESS
PROCESS
PROCESS
PROCESS
PROCESS
PROCESS
PROCESS
PROCESS
PROC ESS
ERROR
PROCESS
ON THE
PRDCESS
RESULTANT
PROCESS
EPITAXIAL
PROCESS
THERMAL AND ELEe
PROCESS
THE ANALOG COMPUTER
PROCESS
INTERVAL ESTIMATION OF THE TIME IN ONE
PROCESS ANALYSIS AND CONTROL
PROCESS AND ITS COMBINATION WITH CHEBYSHEV SEMI-ITERA
PROCESS CONTROL BY DIGITAL COMPUTER
THE FERRANTI ARGUS PROCESS CONTROL COMPUTER
PROCESS CONTROL COMPUTERS AND THEIR APPLICATION
A NONLINEAR DIGHAL OPTIMIZING PROGRAM FOR PROCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS
A HIGH-SPEED MULTIPLICATION PROCESS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
A SEMI-ITERATIVE PROCESS FOR EVALUATING ARCTANGENTS
AN ITERATIVE PROCESS FOR OPTIMIZING SYMMETRIC SUCCESSIVE OVERRELAXATION
INTEGRAL DOMAINS
A FINITE SEQUENTIALLY COMPACT PROCESS FOR THE ADJOINTS OF MATRICES OVER ARBITRARY
COMPUTER CONTROL IN PROCESS INDUSTRIES
SYSTEM CHA
RACTERISTICS OF A COMPUTER CONTROLLER FOR USE IN THE PROCESS INDUSTRIES
COMPUTERS IN THE PROCESS INDUSTRY
COMPUTERS IN PROCESS INDUSTRY CONTROL
A STUDY OF THE PLAYBACK PROCESS OF A MAGNETIC RING HEAD
AN ALGORITHM TO THE METHOD OF CURVE FITTING BY THE PROCESS OF LEAST SQUARES
ING SYSTEM ANO ANALOG COMPUTER TO DETERMINE REFINERY-PROCESS OPERATING GUIDES
A COORDINATED DATA-PROCESS
A LEARNING PROCESS SUITABLE FOR MECHANIZATION
USING GIFS IN THE ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF PROCESS SYSTEMS
THOUGHT AND MACHINE PROCESSES
APPLICATION OF AUTOMATIC COOING TO LOGICAL PROCESSES
ON THE THEORY OF RELAXATION PROCESSES
ACCELERATING CONVERGENCE OF ITERATIVE PROCESSES
ROUNDING ERRORS IN ALGEBRAIC PROCESSES
THE MECHANIZATION OF THOUGHT PROCESSES
GENERATING STRATEGIES FOR CONTINOUS SEPARATION PROCESSES
ON THE SPECTRAL NORMS OF SEVERAL ITERATIVE PROCESSES
A CLASS OF NON-ANALYTICAL ITERATIVE PROCESSES
A METHOD OF FORMING HIGH ORDER ROOT FINDING PROCESSES
MOOELING HUMAN MENTAL PROCESSES
COMPUTER SIMULATION OF COGNITIVE PROCESSES
NEUROLOGICAL MODELS AND INTEGRATIVE PROCESSES
A PROGRAM FOR OPTIMAL CONTROL OF NONLINEAR PROCESSES
PSEUDO DIVISION AND PSEUDO MULTIPLICATION PROCESSES
GRADIENT METHOD FOR OPTIMIZING MULTISTAGE ALLOCATION PROCESSES
A
FOR THE PRACTICAL UTILIZATION OF LEARNING PROCESSES
POSSIBILITIES
OIFFERENCE EQUATIONS BY STATIONARY ITERATIVE PROCESSES
SOLUTION OF ELLIPTIC
ELECTIVE SURVIVAL AS A GENERAL STRATEGY IN KNOWLEDGE-PROCESSES
BLINO VARIATION ANO S
DISTRIBUTIONS FOR RELIABILITY STUDIES OF RENEWAL PROCESSES
TWO-PARAMETER LIFETIME
OH-COMPUTER ASPECTS OF THE THEORY OF OIGITAL CONTROL PROCESSES
THE NEED F.OR TRAINING AND RESEARCH IN N
DIAGONAL MATRICES PRODUCED BY THE GIVENS AND LANCZOS PROCESSES
THE CALCULATION OF THE EIGENVECTORS OF CO
AUTOMATA ANO THOUGHT PROCESSES (GERMAN)
RECURSIVE PROCESSES AND ALGOL TRANSLATION
RESTORATIVE PROCESSES FOR REDUNDANT COMPUTING SYSTEMS
S TO SEPARABLE PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUI
ITERATIVE PROCESSES FOR SOLVING FINITE-DIFFERENCE APPROXIMATION
ITERATIVE PROCESSES FOR THE COMPUTATION OF ELEMENTARY FUNCTIONS
EQUATIONS
SOME GENERAL IMPLICIT PROCESSES FOR THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL
NCTION FOR DESCRIBING ANELASTIC AND OTHER RELAXATION PROCESSES I, THEORY AND NUMERICAL COMPUTATIONS
IFU
NCTION FOR DESCRIBING ANELASTIC AND OTHER RELAXATION PROCESSES II, OATA ANALYSIS ANO APPLICATIONS
ION FU
THE INFLUENCE OF STORAGE ACCESS TIME ON MERGING PROCESSES IN A COMPUTER
RANDOM PROCESSES IN AUTOMATIC CONTROL SYSTEMS
LIGHT-INDUCED PROCESSES IN CUPROUS OXIDE
TIME-ANALYSIS OF LOGICAL PROCESSES IN MAN
STATIC REVERSAL PROCESSES IN THIN NI-FE FILMS
ON MODERN MATRIX ITERATION PROCESSES OF BERNOULLI AND GRAEFFE TYPE
ON THE ACCUMULATION OF ERRORS IN PROCESSES OF INTEGRATION ON HIGH-SPEEO CALCULATING
MACHINES
THE DESCRIPTION OF COMPUTING PROCESSES. SOME OBSERVATIONS ON AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
AND ALGOL 60
THE SIMULATION OF COGNITIVE PROCESSES, AN ANNOTATEO BIBLIOGRAPHY
THE SIMULATION OF COGNITIVE PROCESSES, II, AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
THE DESCRIPTION OF COMPUTING PROCESSES, SOME OBSERVATIONS ON AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
AND ALGOL 60
AIRCRAFT FLIGHT TEST DATA PROCESSING
DOCUMENT PROCESSING
PRINCIPLES OF ELECTRONIC OAT A PROCESSING
OPERATICNS RESEARCH, ITS RELATIONSHIP TO OATA PROCESSING
CLRRENT OEVELOP~ENTS IN INTERMEDIATE DATA PROCESSING
THE MANAGEMENT APPROACH TO AUTOMATIC OAT A PROCESSING
287

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

PRO - PRO
PACM59
20
MIPP61 2Bl
BIT 624 232
JACM574 428
JACM602 150
JACM574 456
JACM601 29
MIPP61
71
PACM61 12A2
IFJP62
97
MTL 612 687
ECIP55 180
ARAP623 43
PACM62
82
IBMJ612 86
BCS 5B 634
RMCS60
27
PACM61 12A4
CAS 59 122
MTP 58 375
PACM5B
43
WJCC60 371
18MJ613 183
CAN 62 144
CAS 62 194
CATH63 347
TCJ6644 352
JACM581 39
JACM634 53B
JACM604 346
IBMJ603 248
ONR 60
75
AUS 60 B4.2
CACM606 361
WJCC59 207
TCJ6633 250
AUS 63 C.12
TCB4603 117
CAN 62 278
SJCC62
15
CACM604 241
CACM639 516
TCJ6633 271
CACM628 447
CCST61 590
EJCC57
40
NCR 574 136
PGEC582 129
IBMJ614 321
PACM56
1
EJCC57
34
PACM56
34
FJCC62 275
FTT 53 311
ONR 54
34
IBMJ571 19
CACM586
9
ICIP59
410
SOS 59 319
TCJ2592 87
JACM5910 10910
TCJ15910 163
PACM61 5A5
WJCC61 111
CABS62 336
SOS 62
109
I BSJ621
2
IBMJ622 210
HARV61 125
HTP 58 B25
I CIP59
79
SOS 59 205
IBMJ591 58
CTPC510
55
AUS 571 112
1
DIP 62
CACM611 10
RTCS62 267
TCJ6631 93
EC IP55 177
TCJ5634 329
I BMJ611t 297
IBMJ6110 312
TCJ2592 109
CCST61 363
OPI 62 U5
WJCC61 579
I BMJ6210 3910
JACM583 2106
HARV47 176
ROME62 391
PGEC613 1062
PGEC621t 535
ARAP623
1
CAS 55
88
EJCC55
56
HARV55
28
HARV55 161
LSU 55
59
LSU 57
23
281

PRO - PRO

TITLE WORD INDEX

A POSITIVE-INTEGER ARITHMETIC FOR DATA PROCESSING
BUSINESS AND ACCOUNTANCY DATA PROCESSING
LITERARY DATA PROCESSING
ACCOUNT IDENTIFICATION FOR AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING
THE'CANAOIAN SCENE IN COMPUTING AND DATA PROCESSING
SOME AUDIT ASPECTS OF PUNCHED CARD ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
SOLUnONS OF INCOMPATIBILITY IN MULTIPLE MEDIA DATA PROCESSING
A COMMAND STRUCTURE FOR COMPLEX INFORMATION PROCESSING
A CASE STUDY IN COMMERCIAL ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
COMPUTERS AND DATA PROCESSING
AN ,AnVANCED MAGNETIC TAPE SYSTEM FOR DATA PROCESSING
CLIP. A COMPILER UNGUA,GE FOR INFORMATION PROCESSING
GENERALIZATION. KEY TO SUCCESSFUL ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INFORMATION PROCESSING
PROBLEMS OF LOCAL AUTHORITIES IN DATA PROCESSING
THE ACCOUNTING CONSULTANT VIEWS ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
THE ACHILLES HEEL OF DATA PROCESSING
AUTOMATIC PARALLEL PROCESSING
A SURVEY OF DIGITAL METHODS FOR RADAR DATA PROCESSING
THE USE OF A BINARY COMPUTER FOR DATA PROCESSING
A MULTI-LEVEL FILE STRUCTURE FOR INFORMATION PROCESSING
SOME THOUGHTS ON PARALLEL PROCESSING
AUTOS.TAT. A LANGUAGE FOR STATISTICAL DATA PROCESSING
A BANK ADOPTS AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING
THE POLYMORPHIC PRINCIPLE IN DATA PROCESSING
LARGE VOLUME INTEGRATED DATA PROCESSING
THE FOUNDATIONS OF A THEORY OF DATA PROCESSING
A CARD FORMAT FOR REFERENCE FILES IN INFORMATION PROCESSING
MULTIPLE PROGRAMMING DATA PROCESSING
COMMENT ON A PAPER ON PARALLEL PROCESSING
THE ROLE OF THE ACCOUNTANT IN ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
NEBULA. A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE FOR DATA PROCESSING
AUTOMATIC LANGUAGE-DATA PROCESSING
SOFTWARE FOR INSURANCE DATA PROCESSING
STANDARDIZATION IN COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION PROCESSING
THE SPECTRUM OF INFORMATION PROCESSING
PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES AND THEIR PROCESSING
REQUIREMENTS ON A LANGUAGE FOR LOGICAL DATA PROCESSING
PANEL ON UNIVERSITY EDUCATION INFORMATION PROCESSING
SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
IMAGE PROCESSING
TABLE LOOK-UP PROCEDURES IN DATA PROCESSING
LANGUAGES AND REAL TIME INFORMATION PROCESSING
VARIABLE INFORMATION PROCESSING
SEAL, A LANGUAGE FOR BUSINESS DATA PROCESSING
A SYSTEM'AND LANGUAGE FOR DATA PROCESSING
SYMPOSIUM ON SYMBOLIC LANGUAGES IN DATA PROCESSING
FORTRAN FOR BUSINESS DATA PROCESSING
THE COMPUTER-STORED THESAURUS AND ITS USE IN CONCEPT PROCESSING
OPERATIONAL EXPERIENCE OF TIME SHARING AND PARALLEL PROCESSING
INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION FOR INFORMATION PROCESSING
THE RETROSPE"IVE REVIEW IN DATA PROCESSING
MORE RATIONAL SYSTEM OF JUSTICE tHROUGH INFORMATION PROCESSING
PROPERTY CLASSIFICATION METHOD OF FILE DESIGN AND PROCESSING
FORMS, THEIR IMPACT, CONTROL AND FUNCTION IN DATA PROCESSING
FOR EDUCATION AND RESEARCH IN ADMINISTRATIVE DATA PROCESSING
NUMERICAL FILTERS WITH APPLICATIONS TO MISSILE DATA PROCESSING
OPERATION NOTATION FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION AND ARRAY PROCESSING
IN CANADIAN RAILROADING. C.P.R. SYSTEM-WIDE DATA PROCESSING
OF SYMBOLIC ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES IN COMMERCIAL DATA PROCESSING
IN AN INTERNATIONAL GLOSSARY ON INFORMATION PROCESSING
AMERICAN STANDARD FLOWCHART SYMBOLS FOR INFORMATION PROCESSING
VEMENT AND TRENDS OF PROGRAMMING FOR COMMERCIAL DATA PROCESSING
SYSTEM FOR LUNAR AND PLANETARY SPACE FLIGHT DATA PROCESSING
ISO-TC 97-WDRKING GROUP E, COMPUTERS AND INfORMATION PROCESSING
PORATE METHODS AND THE DEPENDENCE ON ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
TRONIC COMPUTER, A NEW APPLICATION OF REAL-TIME DATA PROCESSING
OF FUNDAMENTAL PROBLEMS IN REAL-TIME INFORMATION PROCESSING
PROBLEMS OF COMMERCIAL DATA PROCESSING
FOR SYSTEMATIC DOCUMENTATION, KEY TO IMPROVED DATA PROCESSING
USING THE COMPUTER SILLIAC
THE PROCESSING
A SYSTEMS APPROACH TO INTEGRATION OF AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING
A RESEARCH LABORATORY FOR PROCESSING
DATA PROCESSING
IBERS. A NEW CONCEPT FOR AUDIO-FREQUENCY INFORMATION PROCESSING
THE ANALYSIS OF SURVEYS, PROCESSING
CASE STUDY, ORDER PROCESSING
INFORMATION STRUCTURES FOR PROCESSING
DIGITAL COMPUTER
MET-WATCH, A TECHNIQUE FOR PROCESSING
TY IGERMANI
E,LECTRONIC COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION PROCESSING
AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING
DATA PROCESSING
DATA PROCESSING
ESTABLISHING ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
INFORMATION PROCESSING
PATTERN AND CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEMS, PICTURE PROCESSING
THE NETHERLANDS AUTOMATIC INFORMATION PROCESSING
CONTROL AND ADMINISTRATION OF A DATA PROCESSING
CONTROLS AND ADMINISTRATION IN RELATION TO A DATA PROCESSING
DESIGN OF AN IMPROVED TRANSMISSION-DATA PROCESSING
PROBLEMS IN CONSTRUCTING DATA PROCESSING
DATA PROCESSING
A DUAL MASTER FILE SYSTEM FOR A TAPE PROCESSING
ON THE USE OF THE SOLOMON PARALLEL-PROCESSING
THE SOLID-STATE DATA PROCESSING
BUSINESS APPLICATIONS ON INTERMEDIATE DATA PROCESSING
PROCESSING
PROCESSING
SEQUENTIAL DATA PROCESSING
STATUS OF DIGITAL COMPUTER AND DATA PROCESSING
2B8

A
THE
BUSINESS
THE NEED
DESIGN OF
CONTINUED
THE COMPUTER
THE CONTRIBUTION
USA PARTICIPATION
REPORT ON PROPOSED
THE PRESENT STATUS, ACHIE
A REAL TIME MULTI-tOMPUTER
USA NAUONAL ACTIVITY REPORT TO
DEVELOPING A LONG-RANGE PLAN FOR COR
ICONTROL OF TRAFFIC SIGNALS WITH AN ELEe
(FRENCH)
A GENERAL VIEW
(GERMAN)
ANALYSIS
A METHOD
ANO ANALYSIS OF COSMIC RAY AIR SHOWER DATA
AND COMMUNICATIONS
AND DISPLAYING SATELLITE DATA IN REAL TIME
AND INFORMATION HANDLING
AND PATTERN RECOGNITION
IBRATING OPTIC F
AND PRINTING THE BASIC TABLES
AND PRODUCTION PLANNING
AND RETRIEVING
AND SCANNING METEOROLOGICAL DATA WITH A
APPARATUS AT THE VIENNA TECHNICAL UNIVERSI
APPLICATIONS, PROGRESS AND OPERATION
APPLIED TO MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES
AT THE CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS
AT THE TRYGG-FYLGIAINSURANCE COMPANIES
BY DATA INTERROGATION
BY NETS OF NEURON-LIKE ELEMENTS
CENTRE
CENTRE
CENTRE
CODE
CODES
COMPILERS FOR'SMALL CARD READING COMPUTERS
COMPUTER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER EMIDEC 1100
COMPUTERS
DATA IN BITS AND PIECES
DATA IN BITS AND PIECES
DESIGN
DEVELOPMENTS IN THE SOVIET UNION

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

PRO - PRO
1111.1572 158
AUS 573 303
IBII.I573 249
JACM573 245
CAN 58 287
LSU 58 119
PACM58
41
WJCC58 119
TC82581 12
TCB1585 161
EJCC59 181
PACM59
73
JACM591
1
Te83593 53
TCJ2593 105
AUS 60 Al.1
CAN 60
69
CAN 60 321
EJCC60
67
EJCC60 149
WJCC60
53
CACM600 539
TCJ3602 61
TCJ3603 127
WCR 604 24
EOPS61 183
PACM61 6B2
CACM612 90
CACM612 99
CACM612 103
TCB5612 56
TCJ4613 197
CA8S62 394
CAN 62 205
FJCC62 177
IFIP62
3
IFIP62 487
IFIP62 556
IFIP62 763
PACM62
9
PACM62
64
PACM62
82
PACM62
90
PACM62 112
ROME62 585
ROME62 601
ICC 621
1
CACM627 412
FJCC63 3B9
TCJ6631 28
TC87632 54
TCB6634 121
FJCC63 609
CACM628 450
AUS 60A12.3
BIT 621 35
JACM613 440
CACM638 467
CAN 58
6
AUS 60A12.2
CACM63N 658
CACM630 599
DIP 62 312
SJCC63 127
CACMU2 51
WJCC59 234
IFIP62 231
IFIP62 225
DIP 62 350
CAS 61
14
AUS 63 B.12
NCR 594 223
SJCC63 117
EJCC5B
65
OPI 62 187
TCJ4611 20
HARV55 135
CACM621 11
IFIP62 242
ECIP55
56
EDPS61
90
AUS 60 A5.3
CAN 58
67
EOPS61
71
PGEC622 181
WJCC59 304
ICC 623 163
AUS 63 A.13
AUS 63 A.14
CACM615 212
TCB6621
7
PACM59
63
JACM584 319
FJCC62 137
AUS 60013.3
LSU 55 201
ICIP59 375
PGEC592 I1B
IBSJ631 37
ONR 58
28B

PRO - PRO

AN EVALUATION OF ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
AUXILIARY DATA PROCESSING
OLD-AGE AND SURVIVORS INSURANCE FOR ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
o INTERMITTENT AND CONTINUOUS MOTION DEVICES IN DATA PROCESSING
COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL MARKET FOR ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
PROBLEMS IN INSTALLING DATA PROCESSING
USE OF TREE STRUCTURES FOR PROCESSING
REAL-TIME DATA PROCESSING
DATA PROCESSING
CONTROL
DATA PROCESSING
RESONANCE
REAL TIME DATA PROCESSING
INFORMATION PROCESSING
DIGITAL INFORMATION PROCESSING
DIGITAL INFORMATION PROCESSING
INTEGRATED INFORMATION PROCESSING
'AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING
AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL IN FILE PROCESSING
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL IN FILE PROCESSING
EFFECTIVE DATA PROCESSING
PARALLEL PROCESSING
DATA PROCESSING
INTEGRATED DATA PROCESSING
A CRITICAL EVALUATION OF ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
S AND TREND OF DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING
S AND TREND OF DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING
S AND TREND OF DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING
DATA PROCESSING
DATA PROCESSING
JUSTIFYING ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESS'ING
DATA PROCESSING
DATA PROCESSING
INFORMATION PROCESSING
THREE LEVELS OF DATA PROCESSING
DATA PROCESSING
DATA PROCESSING
DATA PROCESSING
TO RADIO ASTRONOMY
VISUAL INFORMATION PROCESSING
HIGHLIGHTS OF DATA PROCESSING
NOTES ON DATA PROCESSING
NORWAY
ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
TRAINING
ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
ELECTRONIC-DATA PROCESSING
AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING
ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
DATA PROCESSING
TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS IN A GENERAL MANUFACTURING DATA PROCESSING
PROGRESS IN THE INTRODUCTION OF AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING
PROBLEMS OF THE INTRODUCTION OF LARGE SCALE DATA PROCESSING
A FORTRAN-COMPILED LIST-PROCESSING
ALP, AN AUTOCOOE LIST-PROCESSING
AN INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION PROCESSING
SYSTEM DESCRIPTION FOR AN IMPROVED INFORMATION PROCESSING
STOMER ACCOUNTING ON THE TYPE 650 MAGNETIC DRUM DATA PROCESSING
OF INPUT AND OUTPUT FOR THE IBM 101 ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
THE IBM TYPE 102, AN ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
PROGRAMMING FOR THE IBM 101 ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
RENTIAL EQUATION ON THE IBM TYPE 101 ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
PROCESSING
AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING
TIES IN MATHEMATICS, PROGRAMMING AND ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
PROCESSING
RAPID PROCESSING
PROCESSING
FIRST ELEMENTS OF A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE FOR THE PROCESSING
THE PROCESSING
A TABLE LOOK-UP MACHINE FOR PROCESSING
ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
THE PROCESSING
PROCESSING
(GERMAN I
THE PROCESSING
ElECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
THE STENOWRITER, A SYSTEM FOR THE LEXICAL PROCESSING
elECTRONIC PROCESSING
ELECTRONIC PROCESSING
THE IMPACT OF ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
..ORGANIZATION
THE IMPACT OF INFORMATION PROCESSING
MANUFACTURING DATA PROCESSING
DATA PROCESSING
TABLE LOOK~UP PROCEDURES IN LANGUAGE PROCESSING
COMPUTER
EXPERIMENTS IN PROCESSING
INTERMEDIATE DATA PROCESSING
AN ABSTRACT FORMULATION OF DATA PROCESSING
THE FORMULATION OF DATA PROCESSING
MATHEMATICAL STRUCTURE OF NDNARITHMETIC DATA PROCESSING
MEMORY SYSTEMS FOR EFFICIENT SORTING AND OTHER DATA PROCESSING
LONG RANGE DATA PROCESSING
DATA PROCESSING
PREDICTION
PROCESSING
PART I
PROCESSING
PART II
CHRYSLER OPTICAL PROCESSING
DATA PROCESSING
DATA PROCESSING
A CENTRALIZED DATA PROCESSING
ORGANIIING AND PLANNING FOR ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
PHILCOS-20aO TRANSISTORIZEO LARGE-SCALE DATA PROCESSING
THE NATIONAL ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
THE BURROUGHS BUSINESS PROCESSING
PLANNING A DATA PROCESSING
THE IBM 1010 DATA PROCESSING
2B9

PRO - PRO

TITLE WORD INDEX
EQUIPMENT
EQUIPMENT
REQUIREMENTS OF THE BUREAU OF
EQUIPMENT
IINTEO MOTOR. A NEW APPROACH T
EQUIPMENT
THE
EQUIPMENT IN AUSTRAliA
EQUIPMENT IN BUSINESS
FILES
FOR CAA AIR-TRAFFIC CONTROL
FOR COMMUNICATION NETWORK MONITORING AND
FOR EXPERIMENTS IN ELECTRON PARAMAGNETIC
FOR GIER (NORWEGIAN)
FDR INTERPLANETARY EXPLORATION
FOR MACHINE-TOOL CONTROL
FOR MACHINE-TOOL CONTROL
FOR MANAGEMENT OF NATIONALllED INDUSTRIES
FDR NUMERICAL WEATHER PREDICTION
FOR THE LEGAL PROFESSION
I
II
IN A LARGE ORGANllATION
IN A RESTRUCTURABLE COMPUTER SYSTEM
IN BANKING AND OTHER SERVICE INDUSTRIES
IN BRITAIN AND AMERICA
IN BUSINESS
IN BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS
IN BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS
IN BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS
IN COMMERCE
IN ENGLISH BANKS
IN GOVERNMENT SERVICE
IN LARGER MANUFACTURING PLANTS
IN MARKETING AND SALES RESEARCH
IN MARKETING RESEARCH
IN MILITARY COMMAND
IN ORDINARY BRANCH ASSURANCE
IN PERSONNEL AND INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH
IN PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH
IN PURE RESEARCH WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE
IN THE BEETLE LIXUS
IN THE C.N.R.
IN THE CENTRAL BUREAU OF STATISTICS OF
IN THE COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE STAFF
IN THE DEFENCE SERVICES
IN THE NATIONALIIEO INDUSTRIES
IN THE TACTICAL FIELD ARMY
IN THE WOOL INDUSTRY
IN UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION
INSTALLATION
THE PROBLEMS OF DATA
INTO GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS. MARCH, 1961
INTO THE ROYAL ARMY PAY CORPS
LANGUAGE
LANGUAGE
LANGUAGE V
MACHINE
MACHINE
PUBLIC UTILITY CU
MACHINE
ENGINEERING DRGANllATION
MACHINE FOR BUSINESS
MACHINE WITH REPETITIVELY USED FUNCTIONS
MACHINES
IAL SOLUTION OF A PARTIAL DIFFE
MAGNETIC TAPE FILES WITH VARIABLE BLOCKS
METHODS
OCCUPATIONS
IRMATION ON CAREER OPPORTUNI
OF A LARGE DATA FILE
OF BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH DATA
OF FORMULAS BY MACHINES
OF GRAPHS (EXAMPLES AND APPLICATIONS ON A
OF INFORMATION-CONTAINING OOCUMENTS
OF NATURAL LANGUAGES
OF P.I.T. OBSERVATIONS BY A SMALL
OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES BY COMPUTERS
OF REMOTE DATA
OF SALES AT SOHIO
OF STENOTYPY
OF TAXPAYER RETURNS
OF 10 MILLION SUBSCRIPTION RECOROS
ON MANAGEMENT CONTROL AND ADMINISTRATIVE
ON MANKIND
ON THE IBM 650
OPERATIONS
PART 1, THE RAW TEXT
PICTORIAL INFORMATION WITH A DIGITAL
POTENTIAL
PROBLEMS
PROBLEMS FOR COMPUTERS
PROCEDURES
PROGRAMS
ISTRUCTURE OF DATA ON DISK FILE
PROSPECTS AND PROBLEMS
REQUIREMENTS FOR NUMERICAL WEATHER
SATELLITE WEATHER DATA. A STATUS REPORT,
SATELLITE WEATHER DATA, A STATUS REPORT,
SCANNER
SERVICE BUREAUX AS AN AID TO MANAGEMENT
STANDARDS
SYSTEM
SYSTEM
SYSTEM
SYSTEM
SYSTEM
SYSTEM
SYSTEM

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY

19~6-1963

HARV55
81
LSU 58 152
WJCC53
H
EJCC60 325
AUS 60 AI.2
TCB~601
3
CACM635 212
EJCC51 169
FJCC62 141
AUS 60B'9.3
BIT 633 196
FJCC62
56
NCR 51~ H5
PGEC582 136
IFIP62
~O
CAN 62
16
AOOC62 195
BIT 611 !i~
BIT 612 103
CAN 60
13
PGEC636 1~1
EJCC58
10
TCB5612 61
LSU 58 1~~
CACM59~
22
CACM595 17
CACM599 3~
EDPS61 2~3
IFIP62
~5
CAN 58
59
WJCC53
65
AUS 60 A6.~
AUS 60 A6.1
PACM62 . 18
AUS 60 A3.2
LSU 56 231
CABS62 112
AUS 511 105
OPI 62 12~
CAN 60 265
ICC 622 ,108
AUS 63 A.l0
AUS 60 Al.3
BCS 58 290
WJCC59 181
AUS 60 A5.2
TCJ3601 15
TCJ6633 210
EDPS61
13
TCJ3603 120
JACM602 81
TCJ5621 28
CACM60~ 205
PACM61 10C1
JACM5~" 173
EJCC52
81
JACM5~~ 149
ONR 54 117
PACM52T 115
CACM610 !;!>5
HARV55
3
CACM629 412
LSU 56 111
LSU 56 22~
ECJP55 146
ROME62 117
WJCC53
80
IBMJ613 192
AUS 60 B7.1
OJP 62 221
LSU 57
62
LSU 58
82
PGEC622 187
CAS 62
64
CAS 60
3
TC81513 50
IFJP62
8
CAS 56
6~
HACC59
3
IBMJ612 86
EJCC51 221
LSU 55
73
PACM58
33
AlC 634
1
JACM621 136
CACM635 245
LSU 58
1
EJCC53
22
FJCC62
1
FJCC62
19
EJCC61 352
AUS 60 A5.1
CAS 62 176
WJCC5~
172
LSU 55
23
NEWC51 106
AUS 573 312
AUS 573 313
CAN 58
29
EJCC58 165
289

PRO - PRO

TITLE WORD INDEK

WJCC5B
66
THE RCA 501 ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
2
I BMJ591
AUTOMATIC FAILURE RECOVERY IN A DIGITAL DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
AUS 60 B7.3
THE DIGITAL COMPUTER IN A SCIENTIFIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
AUS 60 A~.2
A COMPLETELY INTEGRATED ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
AUS 60 C5.~
THE ORION DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
TCB4601 29
THE ICT 1301 DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
EJCC61 158
THE LOGIC DESIGN OF THE FC-~100 OATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
PACM61 10C3
NCR-315 ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
JACM612 260
THE DESIGN AND SIMULATION OF AN INFORMATION PROCESSING SYSTEM
ROME62 121
AN INTRODUCTION TO THE KLS PROCESSING SYSTEM
TCB6621 30
AEI 1010 OATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
FJCC63. 183
EXPERIENCE WITH A GENERALIZED INFORMATION PROCESSING SYSTEM
IBSJ633 182
AN INTRINSICALLY ADDRESSEO PROCESSING SYSTEM
P AUS 573 307
RDGRAM~ING STRATEGY ON THE NATIONAL-ELLIOTT ~D5 DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
SOME
AUS
572 201
BASIC CONSIDERATIONS IN THE DESIGN OF THE WRE OATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
AUS 572 218
CENTRE
THE INTEGRATED DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM AT THE AIR FORCE MISSILE TEST
PGEC636 6,0
SWEDEN
THE 021 OATA PROCESSING SYSTEM BY SVENSKA AEROPLAN AKTIEBOLAGET,
CACM62D 618
IBM 1~~0 DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM FEATURES FIVE NEW UNITS
FJCC62 280.
A DATA COMMUNICATIONS ANO PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR CAROIAC ANALYSIS·
NCR 62~ 101
TELLERTRON, A REAL-TIME UPDATING ANO TRANSACTION PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR SAVINGS BANKS
CAN
60 121
A COMPLEX INFORMATION PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR THE LGP-30
COMPUTER EVALUATION STUDY FOR A QUASI-REAL TIME DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM IN A MANUFACTURING ENTERPRISE
10 PACM61 1264
EVAL EJCC58 127
UATION AND INSTRUMENTATION OF A SPECIAL-PURPOSE DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM USING SIMULATION EQUIPMENT
EJCC55
22
THE PLACE OF THE SPECIAL PURPOSE ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS
NCR 554 70
BIMAG CIRCUITS FOR OIGITAL DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEMS
AUS 5 72 21~
SOME RAE DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS
AUS 573 309
EMI DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS
AUS 573 315
THE I.B.M. ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS
HACC59
~
QUANTITATIVE CHARACTERISTICS OF OATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS
AUS 63 A.18
OATA TRANSMISSION, COMMUNICATION TO CENTRALISED PROCESSING SYSTEMS
IN PERIPHERAL INPUT OUTPUT EQUIPMENT FOR DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS
SOME DEVELOPMENTS AUS 60A10.4
8
IC SIMULATION AND EVALUATION OF AUTOMATIC RADAR DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS
ISAMPLES FOR USE IN THE REALIST WCR 58~
CACM625 263
MODULAR DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS WRITTEN IN COBOL
RELIABILITY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PARTS OF DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS, DISCUSSION
THE TCB4614 151
AUS 60A11.1
PROBLEMS APPLIED TO AIRLINES
A DATA PROCESSING TECHNIQUE FOR HANDLING SEAT RESERVATION
EJCC60 205
DATA PROCESSING TECHNIQUES IN DESIGN AUTOMATION
THE APPLICATION OF MODERN DATA PROCESSING TECHNIQUES TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF UNIVERSI AUS 60 A7.1
TY ADMINISTRATION,I
PCS 62 202
THE CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT
ROME62 615
INFORMATION PROCESSING USING BOOLEAN ALGEBRA IFRENCH)
EJCC5~
H
MESSAGE STORAGE AND PROCESSING WITH A MAGNETIC DRUM SYSTEM
AUS 60A10.3
DATA PROCESSING WITH PAPER TAPE, AN EXPERIMENT
NEWC57
9
MAGNETIC TAPE FILE PROCESSING WITH THE NCR 30~
LCMT61 301
DATA PROCESSING WITH THE PHOTOS TORE
WJCC56
95
INTEGRATED DATA PROCESSING WITH THE UNIVAC FILE COMPUTER
WJCC5~
80
BUSINESS DATA PROCESSING, A CASE STUDY
I'lRE6H 330
EUROPEAN ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING. A REPORT ON THE INDUSTRY AND THE STATEOF-THE-ART
IFIP62
35
BUSINESS DATA PROCESSING, A REVIEW
ICC 633 162
SCHOOLS AND ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING, AN EXPERIMENT
WJCC59
119
THE ROLE OF THE UNIVERSITY IN COMPUTERS, DATA PROCESSING, ANO RELATED FIELDS
CACM599
7
THE ROLE OF THE UNIVERSITY IN COMPUTERS, DATA PROCESSING, AND RELATED FIELDS
TCB6623 82
COMPUTING OR INFORMATION PROCESSING, FUSION OR FISSION
EJCC61
17
DODDAC, AN INTEGRATED SYSTEM FOR DATA PROCESSING, INTERROGATION, AND DISPLAY
WJCC60 193
DATA PROCESSING, WHAT NEXT
IATIONAL ACTIVITY REPORT TO CACM639 502
ISO-TC 9.7-SUBCOMMITTEE 5, COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION PROCESSING, 15 MAY 1963
ARAP623 311
'FILE PROCESSING' IN SEAL
SACI58
5
CHARACTER READER FOR BANK DATA PROCESSOR
PACM59
2~
A MULTI-LEVEL CDOE PROCESSOR
EJCC60
83
ORGANIZATION ANO PROGRAM OF THE BMEWS CHECKOUT DATA PROCESSOR
FJCC62 15~
DESIGN OF ITT 525 'VADE' REAL-TIME PROCESSOR
OPI 62 168
COMPONENT EVALUATION FOR AN OPTICAL DATA PROCESSOR
WOC062 ll~
THE MULTI-LIST CENTRAL PROCESSOR
SJCC63 367
ADAM. A PROBLEM-ORIENTEO SYMBOL PROCESSOR
PGEC636 701
A MAtHINE ORGANIZATION FOR A GENERAL PURPOSE LIST PROCESSOR
CACM639 52~
SYMMETRIC LIST PROCESSOR
STRUtTING A COMBINED ALGOL AND MACHINE-LIKE ASSEMBLY PROCESSOR
THE USE OF THREADED LISTS IN CON CACM611 36
ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATORY
PRIMARY PROCESSOR AND DATA STORAGE EQUIPMENT FOR THE ORBITING PGEC636 617
IFIP62 513
SYMPOSIUM ON LANGUAGES FOR PROCESSOR CONSTRUCTION
I FlP62 52~
PANEL ON TECHNIQUES FOR PROCESSOR CONSTRUCTION
ICC 622 85
PHILOSOPHIES FOR EFFICIENT PROCESSOR CONSTRUCTION
WJCC56
99
A FIXED-PROGRAM DATA PROCESSOR FOR BANKING OPERATIONS
ROME62
65
A GENERAL PROCESSOR FOR CERTAIN FORMAL LANGUAGES
CACM629 48~
TALL, A LIST PROCESSOR FOR THE PHILCO 2000 COMPUTER
CAS 60
26
A COBOL PROCESSOR FOR THE UNIVAC 1105
I FIP62 ~93
ALGOL 60 PROCESSORS AND A PROCESSOR GENERATOR
EJCC58 181
THE GE-100 DATA PROCESSOR SYSTEM
FJCC63 229
AN INTERRUPT CONTROL FOR THE B5000 DATA PROCESSOR SYSTEM
APPLICATION OF THE NCR 30~ OATA PROCESSOR TO THE SYNTHESIS OF A OIGITAL COMPUTER BUlL NCR 59~ 20~
DING BLOCK
CAN 58 136
FUNOAMENTAL OF COMPUTERS AND DATA PROCESSORS
CACM596 21
HANDLING IDENTIFIERS AS INTERNAL SYMBOLS IN LANGUAGE PROCESSORS
PACM61 582
TOWAROS A T,HEORY OF RECURSIVE PROCESSORS
CACM633 93
SURVEY OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES AND PROCESSORS
CACM63B ~51
A SYNTAX CCNTROLLED GENERATOR OF FORMAL LANGUAGE PROCESSORS
DESIGN EJCC51 172
TECHNIQUES FOR MULTIPLE INTERCONNECTED ON-LINE DATA PROCESSORS
SOME BASIC TERMINOLOGY CACM618 336
CONNECTED WITH MECHANICAL LANGUAGES ANO THEIR PROCESSORS
IFIP62 ~93
ALGOL 60 PROCESSORS AND A PROCESSOR GENERATOR
WJCC55
61
APPLICATION OF DATA PROCESSORS IN PRODUCTION
ICATION LANGUAGES FOR MECHANICAL LANGUAGES AND THEIR PROCESSORS, A BAKER'S OOZEN
SPECIF CACM61D 532
EN A GROUP OF SUBJECTS AND AN ADAPTIVE AUTOMATION TO PRODUCE A SELF ORGANIZING SYSTEM FOR DECISION MAKING SOS 62 283
CACM583
~
ALGORITHM FOR ANALYZING LOGICAL STATEMENTS TO PRODUCE A TRUTH FUNCTION TABLE
CONDUCTING FILMS AND CHANGES IN CRITICAL TEMPERATURE PROOUCED BY ELECTROSTATIC CHARGING
IVERY THIN SUPER ONR 60 153
THE FIRST KINO BY THE INVERSION OF THE LINEAR SYSTEM PROOUCED BY QUADRATURE
IHOLM INTEGRAL EQUATIONS OF JACM631 97
LCULATION OF THE EIGENVECTORS OF CODIAGONAL MATRICES PRODUCED BY THE GIVENS AND LANCLOS PROCESSES
THE CA AUS 571 112
JACM56~ 288
COMPILER
PRODUCING COMPUTER INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE PACT I
PPLICATION TO OTHER SCHEDULING PROI
TECHNIQUES FOR PRODUCING SCHOOL TIMETABLES ON A COMPUTER AND THEIR A TCJ361~ 231
27
NON-LINEAR PROGRAMMING ALGORITHM WITH APPLICATION TO PRODUCT ALLOCATION
A PACM59
WJCC59 20~
THE RCA 501 HIGH-SPEED PRINTERS. THE STORY OF A PRODUCT DESIGN
A MODIFIED INVERSION PROCEOURE FOR PROOUCT FORM OF THE INVERSE LINEAR PROGRAMMING CODES CACM627 382
CAS 57
56
STATISTICAL CALCULATIONS IN PRODUCT-DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH
WJCC55
61
APPLICATION OF DATA PROCESSORS IN PRODUCTION
BCS 5B UO
ACCOUNTING FOR FARMERS, SUGAR BEET PROOUCTION
290

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY

19~6-1963

290

PRO - PRO

TITLE WORD INDEX

DATA-PROCESSOR REQUIREMENTS IN
ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS AN AID TO
PAYROLL AND
MENT MANUFACTURING COMPAI
REQUIREMENTS PLANNING OF

PRODUCTION AND INVENTORY CONTROL
PRODUCTION AND INVENTORY MANAGEMENT
PRODUCTION APPLICATIONS
PRODUCTION COMPONENTS AND SPARE PARTS AT A FARM EQUIP
PRODUCTION CONTROL
THE STUDY OF THE APPLICATION OF A COMPUTER TO PRODUCTION CONTROL
AN APPROACH TO INTEGRATED PRODUCTION CONTROL
PRODUCTION CONTROL BY BUYING COMPUTER TIME
PROGRESS REPORT ON PRODUCTION CONTROL BY HIRING COMPUTER TIME
TRODUCTION AND ESTABLISHMENT OF A SYSTEM OF COMPUTER PRODUCTION CONTROL IN A LIGHT ENGINEERING FACTORY
I
PRODUCTION CONTROL ON THE DISK FILE
PRODUCTION CONTROL SCHEME FOR LETCHWORTH FACTORY
PRODUCTION CONTROL WITH THE ELECOM 125
COMPUTER PRODUCTION CONTROL, THE SECONO YEAR
NUMERICALLY CONTROLLED MACHINE TOOLS AND THE PRODUCTION ENGINEER
LE WITHIN THE FIRST ORDER PREDII
A PROGRAM FOR THE PROOUCTION FROM AXIOM, OF PROOFS FOR THEOREMS DERIVAB
SCHEDULING PRODUCTION IN JOB SHOPS
THE COMPUTER AS AN AID TO PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT
FINISHED STOCK CONTROL, PRODUCTION MONITORING, SALES STATISTICS, ETC.
A DESCRIPTION OF A COOPERATIVE VENTURE IN THE PRODUCTION OF AN AUTOMATIC COOING SYSTEM
RECENT PROGRESS IN THE PRODUCTION OF ERROR-FREE MAGNETIC COMPUTER TAPE
PRODUCTION OF LARGE COMPUTER PROGRAMS
PROCESS
PRODUCTION OF MAGAZINE LABELS BY THE VIDEOGRAPH
AUTOMATIC PRODUCTION OF METEOROLOGICAL CONTOUR CHARTS
COMPUTER PROOUCTION OF PEEK-A-BOO SHEETS
COMPUTER PRODUCTION OF TERRAIN MODELS
THE FIRST YEAR'S PRODUCTION ON A COMPUTER, AND FUTURE PLANS
MASS SPECTROMETER ANALYSIS AND DATA PRODUCTION ON THE ELECTROOATA COMPUTER
CASE STUDY, ORDER PROCESSING AND PRODUCTION PLANNING
A MONTE CARLO SIMULATION OF A PRODUCTION PLANNING PROBLEM
AIRCRAFT PRODUCTION SCHEDULING
COMPUTATION OF PARTS REQUIREMENTS FOR PROOUCTION SCHEDULING
IBM 704 DATA-PROCESSING EQUIPMENT
DYNAMIC PRODUCTION SCHEDULING OF JOB-SHOP OPERATIONS ON THE
PROOUCTION SCH~DULING, A CASE HISTORY
PRODUCTION STOCK CONTROL AND ACCOUNTING
DETERMINATION OF OPTIMUM PRODUCTION TOLERANCES BY ANALOG SIMULATION
WAYS OF DEVELOPING SOVIET COMPUTER PRODUCTION, ABSTRACTS OF THE 1956 MOSCOW CONFERENCE
NOTE ON THE INTEGRALS OF PRODUCTS OF ASSOCIATED LEGENDRE FUNCTIONS
MINIMAL 'SUM OF PRODUCTS OF SUI'S' EXPRESSIONS OF BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS
DEVELOPMENT OF A PRODUCTS PIPE LINE SIMULATOR ON AN NCR 102A
AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING FOR THE LEGAL PROFESSION
THE ROLf OF A PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY IN PROGRAM EXCHANGE
COPE (CONSOLE OPERATOR PROFICIENCY EXAMINATION)
A PROFILE OF THE PROGRAMMER
MEASURING THE PROFITABILITY OF A COMPUTER SYSTEM
WILLIAMS TUBES SELECTION PROGRAM
THE UNIVAC TUBE PROGRAM
SPECIFICATIONS FOR AN AUTOMATIC MATRIX PROGRAM
REPORT ON A GENERAL PROBLEM-SOLVING PROGRAM
RELIABILITY FIELD SURVEILLANCE PROGRAM
A NON-LINEAR ESTIMATION PROGRAM
ORACLE, GAS MANUFACTURING BUDGET PROGRAM
FILTER, A TOPOLOGICAL PATTERN SEPARATION COMPUTER PROGRAM
A MAGNETIC INTEGRATOR FOR THE PERCEPTRON PROGRAM
A GENERAL PURPOSE SYSTEMS SIMULATION PROGRAM
ALGY, AN ALGEBRAIC MANIPULATION PROGRAM
A LEAST SQUARES SURFACE FITTING PROGRAM
MESSAGE PROTECTION FEATURES OF THE DATACOM PROGRAM
TAPE SPLITTING IN AN ITERATIVE PROGRAM
A 'LOGICAL PATTERN' RECOGNITION PROGRAM
INTERIM REPORT ON BUREAU OF SHIPS COBOL EVALUATION PROGRAM
THE 0825 AUTOMATIC OPERATING AND SCHEDULING PROGRAM
THE GROWTH OF COMPLEXITY OF A GENERAL-PURPOSE PROGRAM
ACM INAUGURATES VISITING SCIENTISTS PROGRAM
PROPOSALS FOR THE REALIZATIONDF A CERTAIN ASSEMBLY PROGRAM
SOME
UTERI ZED SCHEDULING TECHNIQUES AND THE RCA-PERT-COST PROGRAM
ISTE~S APPROACH FOR THE APPLICATION OF COMP
OF RECORDS IN A LARGE-SCALE COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH PROGRAM (HONEY~ELL 800)
MANAGEMENT
AN IDEAL COMPUTER SUPPORT PROGRAM ANO A SPECIFIC 1.8.M. SYSTEM
OGRAMMING AND CPERATING SYSTEM PART II, THE ASSEMBLY PROGRAM AND ITS LANGUAGE
DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED PR
ACM CONFERENCE ON SYMBOL MANIPULATION, PROGRAM AND PREPRINTS
THE DIGITAL COMPUTATION PROGRAM AT MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
THE NUMERICAL ANALYSIS PROGRAM AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
A VERY SMALL ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER WITH STORED PROGRAM CONTROL
ADORESSING
AUTOMATIC PROGRAM CONTROL UTILIZING A VARIABLE REFERENCE FOR
A FIXED-PROGRAM DATA PROCESSOR FOR BANKING OPERATIONS
AUTOMATION OF PROGRAM DEBUGGING
REAL-TIME COMPUTING SYSTEM
PROGRAM DESIGN TO ACHIEVE MAXIMUM UTILIZATION IN A
A MULTI-VARIANT GENERALIZEO SORT PROGRAM EMPLOYING AUXILIARY DRUM STORAGE
ERARCHIAL DATA INDEXING
AN AUTOMATIC ABSTRACTING PROGRAM EMPLOYING STYLO-STATISTICAL TECHNIQUES AND HI
TECHNIQUES FOR PROGRAM ERROR DIAGNOSIS ON EDSAC 2
THE ROLE OF A PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY IN PROGRAM EXCHANGE
AN
ATTEMPT TO UNIFY THE CONSTITUENT CONCEPTS OF SERIAL PROGRAM EXECUTION
A FLEXIBLE ANO INEXPENSIVE METHOD OF MONITORING PROGRAM EXECUTION IN A DIGITAL COMPUTER
AN ASSEMBLY PROGRAM FOR A PHRASE STRUCTURE LANGUAGE
A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR A SOLVABLE CASE OF THE DECISION PROBLEM
CIRCUITRY
A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF POWER SUPPLY
FACTORIAL DESIGN
A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE FOR A TWO-LEVEL
MULTIPLE REGRESSION
A PROGRAM FOR APPLYING THE PRINCIPLE OF PARSIMONY IN
EGY FOR MECHANICAL GAME PLAYING
PROGRAM FOR DOUBLE-DUMMY BRIOGE PROBLEMS, A NEW STRAT
SKETCHPAD II I, A COMPUTER PrlOGRAM FOR DRAWING IN THREE DIMENSIONS
A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR EDITING THE NEWS
NO VAN, A VARIANCE ANALYSIS PROGRAM FOR FACTORIAL EXPERIMENTS
COMPUTERS
A PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM FOR LARGE GENERAL PURPOSE ELECTRONIC ANALOG
MONTECOOE, AN INTERPRETIVE PROGRAM FOR MONTE CARLO SIMULATIONS
A COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAM FOR NETWORK PROBLEMS
TWO-LEVEL MULTIPLE INPUT-OUTPUT LOI
ON A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR OBTAINING IRREDUCIBLE REPRESENTATIONS FOR
TWO-LEVEL MULTIPLE INPI
ERRATUM IN 'ON A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR OBTAINING IRREDUCIBLE REPRESENTATIONS FOR
A PROGRAM FOR OPTIMAL CONTROL OF NONLINEAR PROCESSES
A GENERAL TRANSLATION PRQ'GRAM FOR PHRASE STRUCTURE LANGUAGES
A NONLINEAR DIGITAL OPTIMIZING PROGRAM FOR PROCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS
291

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

PRO - PRO
WJCC55
48
LSU 51 141
8CS 58
14
81T 632 108
TCBI513 86
TCJ2591 24
EOPS61 309
BCS ~8 366
EOPS61 167
TCJ2593 1I5
PACM61 12B2
EDPS61
35
WJCC54 163
TCJ3614 198
AUS 573 306
I CIP59 26!>
CAN 60
!>9
BCS 58
69
EDP561 408
J ACM564 266
EJCC53 102
DNR 56
15
WJCC60 311
PACM62
66
C ACM6LD 562
CACM634 190
TCJ3603 124
LSU 55 145
HARV55 135
TCJ2592 90
HACC59 9-07
BIT 622 91
WJCC59 244
AUS 63 B.8
EDPS6l 364
EJCC59 249
PGEC571 37
TCJ6644 3!>6
PGEC5B4 26B
CAS 56
20
AODC62 195
CAS 60 164
CACM600 601
CACM630 592
TCJ5634 284
PACM52T 1I0
PGEC533
8
L5U 56 210
ICIP59 256
PACM59
6
PACM59
72
AUS 60 AB.l
EJCC60
25
NCR 602 88
EJCC61
B7
WJCC61 389
TCJ3614 266
I F1P62 367
CACM622 102
I BMJ623 353
CACM625 2!>6
SJCC63
41
TCJ6631 31
CACM634 143
TCJ3614 220
PACM62 100
CAS 61
3
ARAP634 1'13
IBSJ632 162
CACM604 183
HARV49
44
ClUN55 161
I F1P62 6~ 1
PECS52
13
WJCC56
99
PACM61 12C2
WJCC59 299
PACM62 102
PACM61 5C3
TCJ6631 44
CAS 60 164
ROME62 231
PGEC612 253
TCJ3603 16B
JACM633 348
PACM59
5
CACM636 309
PACM58
47
J ACM633 357
SJCC63 347
CACM638 487
PACM59
80
NCR 584 I'll
TCJ5622 88
TCJ3602 89
JACM631 48
JACM632 256
2
IBSJ621
JACM621
1
5JCC62
15
291

PRO - PRO

TITLE WORD INDEX

A NON-HEURISTIC PROGRAM FOR PROVING ELEMENTARY lOGICAL THEOREMS
COVER OF AN ABSTRACT COMPLEX
ON A PROGRAM FOR RAY-CHAUOHURI'S ALGORITHM FOR A MINIMUM
PEGASUS, AN EXAMPLE OF AN AUTOCOOEO PROGRAM FOR SALES ANALYSIS AND FORECASTING
A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR SIMULATING CRYOTRON CIRCUITS
A GENERAL DIGITAL COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR STATIC STRESS ANALYSIS
CHINES IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF A GRAMMAR AND COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS
THE USE OF MA
A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR SYSTEM OPTIMIZATION
SUPPLY
A PROGRAM FOR THE ALLOCATION OF COSTS OF ELECTRICITY
PIP, A PHOTO-INTERPRETIVE PROGRAM FOR THE ANALYSIS OF SPARK CHAM8ER OATA
LATTICE DESIGNS
A GENERAL PROGRAM FOR THE ANALYSIS OF SQUARE ANO RECTANGULAR
A GENERAL PROGRAM FOR THE ANALYSIS OF SURVEYS
EQUATIONS USING THE METHOD OF TAYLOR SERIES
A PROGRAM FOR THE AUTOMATIC INTEGRATION OF DIFFERENTIAL
ENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH TWO POINT BOUNDARY CONDITI
A PROGRAM FOR THE AUTOMATIC SOLUTION OF ORDINARY DIFFER
A MULTIPLE-PRECISION FLOATING-POINT INTERPRETIVE PROGRAM FOR THE CONTROL DATA 1604
TRANSFORM
A GENERAL CARD-PROGRAM FOR THE EVALUATION OF THE INVERSE LAPLACE
A RECURSIVE PROGRAM FOR THE GENERAL N-DIMENSIONAL INTEGRAL
AN OPTIMIZING PROGRAM FOR THE IBM 650
WRITING A PROGRAM FOR THE IBM 650
A SAP-LIKE ASSEMBLY PROGRAM FOR THE IBM 650
A GENERAL-PURPOSE LANGUAGE TRANSLATION PROGRAM FOR THE IBM 650 COMPUTER
A CHESS PLAYING PROGRAM FOR THE IBM 704
THEOREMS DERIVABLE WITHIN THE FIRST ORDER PREDII
A PROGRAM FOR THE PROOUCTION FROM AXIOM, OF PROOFS FOR
AN EXPERIMENTAL PROGRAM FOR THE SELECTION OF OISJUNCTIVE HYPOTHESES
RECOGNITION
A LOGICAL PROGRAM FOR THE STIMULATION OF VISUAL PATTERN
A MACHINE PROGRAM FOR THEOREM-PROVING
A CONTOUR-MAP PROGRAM FOR X-RAY CRYSTALLOGRAPHY
AN EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM IN COMPUTING
MATHEMATICS. U.C.L.A.
THE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM IN NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF
A METHOD OF EDITING A PROGRAM IN SYM8DLIC LANGUAGE (FRENCHI
PROBLEMS IN PROGRAM INTERCHANGEA8ILITY
PROGRAM INTERRUPT ON THE UNIVAC SCIENTIFIC COMPUTER
A PROGRAM-CONTROLLED PROGRAM INTERRUPTION SYSTEM
MERCURY AUTOCOOE. PRINCIPLES OF THE PROGRAM LIBRARY
TA8LES. FLOW CHARTS AND PROGRAM LOGIC
BUWEPS PERT-MILESTONE SYSTEM. A TOOL FOR PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
COPYRIGHT IN PROGRAM MATERIAL FOR COMPUTING MACHINES
ORGANIZATION AND PROGRAM OF THE 8MEWS CHECKOUT ·OATA PROCESSOR
STORAGE ALLOCATION
PROGRAM ORGANIZATION AND RECORD KEEPING FOR DYNAMIC
STORAGE ALLOCATION
PROGRAM ORGANIZATION AND RECORD KEEPING FOR OYNAMIC
PREDICTION OF PROGRAM RUNNING TIME AS AN AID IN COMPUTER EVALUATION
ON MATRIX PROGRAM SCHEMES
ON THE EQUIVALENCE AND TRANSFORMATION OF PROGRAM SCHEMES
THE PROPERTIES OF THE BENDIX G-20 EXECUTIVE PROGRAM SYSTEM
TIME-SHARED PROGRAM TESTING
THE ADEQUACY AND EFFICIENCY OF PROGRAM TESTING
AUTOMATIC PROGRAM TESTING
OPERATORS
A PATTERN RECOGNITION PROGRAM THAT GENERATES, EVALUATES AND ADJUSTS ITS OWN
OPERATORS
A PATTERN-RECOGNITION PROGRAM THAT GENERATES, EVALUATES. AND ADJUST ITS OWN
GPS. A PROGRAM THAT SIMULATES HUMAN THOUGHT
FRESHMAN CALCULUS
A HEURISTIC PROGRAM THAT SOLVES SYMBOLIC INTEGRATION PROBLEMS IN
FRESHMAN CALCULUS
A HEURISTIC PROGRAM THAT SOLVES SYMBOLIC INTEGRATION PROBLEMS IN
N
COMPROTEIN. A COMPUTER PROGRAM TO AID PRIMARY PROTEIN STRUCTURE DETERMINATIO
VARIA8LES
CHIC, A 7090 PROGRAM TO COMPUTE HYPERGEOMETRIC SERIES IN TWO
VARIANCE ANALYSIS
NO VALU, A PROGRAM TO COMPUTE MISSING VALUES IN A DESIGNEO
A PROGRAM TO DRAW MULTILEVEL FLOW CHARTS
ABILITY OF TRAINS TO RUN TO A SCHEDULE
A PROGRAM TO STUDY THE EFFECT OF RANOOM DELAYS ON THE
A GENERALIZED ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE PROGRAM UTILIZING BINARY LOGIC
ON THE AUTOMATIC FORMATION OF A COMPUTER PROGRAM WHICH REPRESENTS A THEORY
A PROGRAM-CONTROLLED PROGRAM INTERRUPTION SYSTEM
THE DESIGN OF PROGRAM-MODIFIABLE MICRO-PROGRAMMED CONTROL UNITS
FEATURES OF THE MANCHESTER MERCURY AUTOCOOE PROGRAMME
SOME TECHNICAL
THE EFFICIENCY OF UNIVERSAL DIGITAL COMPUTERS WITH PROGRAMME CONTROL
METHODS OF ESTIMATING
REPORT ON A RESEARCH PROGRAMME ON LEARNING MACHINES
THE PROGRAMME-CONTROLLED COMPUTER
SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
A PROGRAMMED ALGORITHM FOR ASSIGNING INTERNAL COOES TO
CALCULATOR
A PROGRAMMED 81NARY COUNTER FOR THE IBM TYPE 650
PROGRAMMED BUFFERING OF INPUT-OUTPUT ON THE 109
IBM CARD-PROGRAMMED CALCULATOR
LOGICALLY MICRO-PROGRAMMED COMPUTERS
SYMPATHETICALLY PROGRAMMED COMPUTERS
PROGRAMMED CONTROL OF MULTI-COMPUTER SYSTEMS
ER TRAINING PROGRAMS
NON-PROGRAMMED CURRICULUM MATERIALS FOR COMPUTER PROGRA""
PROGRAMMED ERROR CORRECTION IN PROJECT MERCURY
PROGRAMMED ERROR CORRECTION ON A DECIMAL COMPUTER
THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM. PROGRAMMED INPUT-OUTPUT BUFFERING
SOME THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL PROBLEMS IN PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION
INFORMATION-RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS
PROGRAMMED INTERPRETATION OF TEXT AS A 8ASIS FOR
RESEARCH IN PROGRAMMED LEARNING
PROGRAMMED METHODS FOR PRINTER GRAPHICAL OUTPUT
PROGRAMMED MUL TlPlICATION ON THE IBM 407
SINE FUNCTION
A PROGRAMMED VARIA8LE-RATE COUNTER FOR GENERATING THE
THE PLACE OF THE PROGRAMMER
A PROFILE OF THE PROGRAMMER
THE PROGRAMMER AND THE DESIGN OF A COMPUTER
THE PROBLEM OF HETEROGENEOUS GROUPS IN COMPUTER PROGRAMMER TRAINING
NON-PROGRAMMED CURRICULUM MATERIALS FDR COMPUTER PROGRAMMER TRAINING PROGRAMS
DIGITAL MOON-RADAR ANTENNA PROGRAMMER WITH ANALOG RATE SIGNAL INTEGRATOR
DYANA, DYNAMICS ANALYZER-PROGRAMMER. PART I, DESCRIPTION AND APPLICATION
DYANA, DYNAMICS ANALYZER-PROGRAMMER. PART II, STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION
MULTIPROGRAMMING. THE PROGRAMMER'S VIEW
COMPUTER DESIGN FROM THE PROGRAMMER'S VIEWPOINT
SOME GENERAL PRECEPTS FOR PROGRAMMERS
PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS AND SELECTION OF COMPUTER PROGRAMMERS
PRINCIPLES AND TECHNIQUES FOR TRAINING PROGRAMMERS
SYMPOSIUM ON THE SELECTION AND TRAINING OF PROGRAMMERS 1. A 8USINESS USER'S APPROACH
THE USE OF SU8ROUTINES IN PROGRAMMES
LOGICAL OR NON-MATHEMATICAL PROGRAMMES
DIAGNOSTIC PROGRAMMES
COMPUTER PROGRAMMES FOR ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEM PLANNING
SILLIAC PROGRAMMES FOR X-RAY CRYSTAL STRUCTURE ANALYSIS
292

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

PRO - PRO
ICIP59 212
CACM61N 504
ARAP591 64
ONR 60 353
WJCC55
12
ICIP59 188
CAN 58 209
AUS 60A11.4
CACM636 332
CACM639 561
TCJ3603 136
TCJ3602 108
ROME62 685
TCJ6631 62
JACM551 18
CACM631 35
JACM561
3
AUS 60C12.3
CACM601
2
NSMT60 409
WJCC58 151
ICIP59 265
WJCC61 511
SDS 61 521
CACM627 394
CACM63D 620
CACM598
6
CLUN55 145
ROME62 341
RDME62 117
WJCC56
52
EJCC51 128
ARAP591 93
18SJ621 51
CAS 61
16
TCB2582 23
EJCC60
83
CACM610 422
IFIP62 539
CAS 60
20
CACM580
3
CACM58D
8
CAN 60 338
PACM59
12
CAN 62 118
CAN 62 121
WJCC61 555
CATH63 251
CATH63 279
CATH63 191
JACM634 501
FJCC62 262
PACM61 6A4
PACM59
19
WJCC59 131
TCJ6632 121
PACM59
18
SOS 62 101
EJCC51 128
PGEC623 336
MTP 58 201
TOMM58 184
ICC 6115 28
IEES56 211
PGEC624 466
CACM581 11
PACM58
19
EJCC51
30
PGEC582 103
ICIP59 344
IFIP62 545
PACM62
20
CACM60D 649
CACM614 174
JACM592 145
PLCI61 134
WJCC59
60
PLCI61 113
CACM629 411
JACM514 442
PGEC561 21
EDPS61 529
CACM630 592
ONR 51
75
PACM61 13A3
PACM62
20
NCR 584 211
EJCC58 144
EJCC58 148
PACM59
11
EJCC58
46
PECS52
10
JACM513 348
PACM61 13A1
rCJ2593 101
PACM52P 235
PACM52T 46
AOC 53 246
AUS 63 B.22
AUS 571 120
292

.110 - .110

TITLE WOIID INDEX

, .110 - .110

GETTING PIIOGRAMMES RIGHT
ADC 53
80
INTRODUCTION TO PIIOGIIAMMING
AUS 51
51
PROGRAMMING
ONR 51
19
COMPUTATIONAL PIIOBLEMS OF LINEAR PROGRAMMING
PACM52P 91
PURE AND APPLIED PROGRAMMING
PACM52T 121
FUNDAMENTALS OF DIGITAL COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
PIRE530 1245
SYMBOLIC PROGRAMMING
.GEC531 10
COMPILER METHOD OF AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
ONR 54
15
CUTTING COSTS WITH LINEAR PROGRAMMING
CAS 55
53
COMPUTER DESIGN TO FACILITATE LINEAR PROGRAMMING
WJCC56
75
GESTALT PROGRAMMING. A NEW CONCEPT IN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
WJCC56
5
THE PROCEDURE TRANSLATOR. A SYSTEM OF AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
ACFI51
39
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
AUS 511 122
MICRO-PROGRAMMING
JACM512 151
ELEMENTS OF PROGRAMMING
CAN 58 14B
,THE FUTURE OF AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
CAS 58 133
MACHINE IMPLEMENTATION OF SYMBOLIC PROGRAMMING
PACM58
11
THE ROLE OF ISOMORPHISM IN PROGRAMMING
PACM58
34
SOME GENERAL QUESTIONS IN PROGRAMMING
TOMM5B
85
PARALLEL PROGRAMMING
TCJ1581
2
SYMPOSIUM ON LINEAR PROGRAMMING
ICIP59
99
SYMPOSIUM ,ON AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
ICIP59 152
FUTURE TRENDS IN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
ARAP591
B
THE PHILOSOPHY OF PROGRAMMING
ARAP591 118
CURRENT THEORY AND PRACTICE OF AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
TCJ2593 110
PROGRAMMING
AADC60 283
SOURCES AND COLLECTION OF DATA FOR LINEAR PROGRAMMING
AUS 60 A8.3
SEQUENTIAL MACHINES. AMBIGUITY., AND DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING
JACM601 24
SIMULTANEOUS EQUATIONS AND LINEAR PROGRAMMING
TCJ3601 45
SELFCIPHER. PROGRAMMING
CACM602 83
SOLVING A MATRIX GAME BY LINEAR PROGRAMMING
18MJ605 501
A NEW CONCEPT IN PROGRAMMING
MCF 61 251
INPUT-OUTPUT GENERATORS IN MATHEMATICAL PROGRAMMING
PACM61 10A3
INTRINSIC AND EXTRINSIC PROGRAMMING
PLCI61
58
CURRENT PROBLEMS IN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
WJCC61 365
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN LINEAR PROGRAMMING
AIC 612 296
SOME MEDITATIONS ON ADVANCED PROGRAMMING
IFIP62 535
THE USE OF APPROXIMATION METHODS IN LINEAR PROGRAMMING
IFIP62 180
APPLICATION OF THE' STEEPEST ASCENT METHOD TO CONCAVE PROGRAMMING
IFIP62 185
AN AUTO-INSTRUCTIONAL TEXT FOR IBM 1401 PROGRAMMING
PACM62
18
NON-DYNAMIC ASPECTS OF RECURSIVE PROGRAMMING
RDME62 311
CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS IN COMMERCIAL AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
TCJ5622 101
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN NONLINEAR PROGRAMMING
AIC 623 156
MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES FDR REAL TIME COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
JACM623 381
AN EXPERIMENT IN NON-PROCEDURAL PROGRAMMING
FJCC63
1
STATE OF THE ART OF PROGRAMMING
SJCC63 169
ACCOUNTING FDR THE SOLDIER'S PAY. ORGANIZATION OF PROGRAMMING
TCJ5634 258
ASPECTS OF THE PHILOSOPHY OF COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
TCB1644 101
ENERALIZATION OF THE TRANSPORTATION METHOD OF LINEAR PROGRAMMING
A G AUS 63 B.3
INTERNATIONAL ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE AND THE FUTURE OF PROGRAMMING
THE CAS 59 112
METHODS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND HEURISTIC PROGRAMMING
SOME MTP 58
3
SHARE 109 SYSTEM. MACHINE IMPLEMENTATION OF SYMBOLIC PROGRAMMING
THE JACM592 134
REMARKS ON LINE SEGMENT CURVE-FITTING USING DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING
FURTHER CACM62B 441
PROXIMATION OF CURVES BY LINE SEGMENTS USING DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING
ON THE AP CACM616 284
SEQUENCING PROCEDURE WITH APPLICATION TO PARALLEL PROGRAMMING
AN AUTOMATIC JACM614 513
COMPUTING SYSTEM, MARGINAL CHECKING AND MAINTENANCE PROGRAMMING
RELIABILITY OF AN AIR DEFENSE PGEC564 233
MY OF SCIENCES OF THE USSR IN THE FIELD OF AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
IK OF ,THE COMPUTING CENTER OF THE ACADE MTP 5B 257
AUTOMATIC COMPUTER PROGRAMMING (GERMANI
ECIP55 143
PHYSICAL PROGRAMMING (GERMANI
ECIP55 168
PROGRAMMING A DUPLEX COMPUTER SYSTEM
CACM61N 501
ON PROGRAMMING A HIGHLY PARALLEL MACHINE TO BE AN
WJCC60 261
INTELLIGENT TECHNICIAN
PROGRAMMING A MODEL OF HUMAN CONCEPT FORMULATION
WJCC61 145
PROGRAMMING A MODEL OF HUMAN CONCEPT FORMULATION
CATH63 310
PROGRAMMING A MONTE CARLO PROBLEM
CAS 55
94
ORGANIZING AND PROGRAMMING A SHIPBOARD REAL-TIME COMPUTER SYSTEM
FJCC63 127
ALLOCATION
' A NON-LINEAR PROGRAMMING ALGORITHM WITH APPLICATION TO PRODUCT
PACM59
21
COMPUTING PROCESSES. SOME OBSERVATIONS ON AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING AND ALGOL 60
THE DESCRIPTION OF ROME62 391
COMPUTING PROCESSES, SOME OBSERVATIONS ON AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING AND ALGOL 60
THE DESCRIPTION OF ARAP623
1
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING AND BUSINESS APPLICATIONS
ARAP591 189
PROGRAMMING AND CODING
HACC59
2
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING AND COOING AT THE HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL
PACM56
31
.
IBMJ581 72
A NEW APPROACH TO SMALL-COMPUTER PROGRAMMING AND CONTROL
INFORMATION ON CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN MATHEMATICS. PROGRAMMING AND ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING OCCUPATION CACM629 472
NING SUBOPTIMAL GROUP-TESTING POLICIES USING DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING AND INFORMATION THEORY
IETHOO FOR OBTAI JACM631 89
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING AND ITS DEVELOPMENT ON THE MIOAC
ONR 54
84
THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM, PROGRAMMING AND MODIFICATION
JACM592 128
PROGRAMMING AND MODIFICATION IN THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM PACM58
16
SUMMER SCHOOL ON ADVANCES IN PROGRAMMING ANO NON-NUMERICAL ANALYSIS
TC87633 71
RECENT TRENDS IN COMPUTER PROGRAMMING ANO NUMERICAL ANALYSIS
AODC62
33
oERATIONS AND THE MONITOR
DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED PROGRAMMING AND OPERATING SYSTEM PART I, SYSTEM CoNSI IBSJ632 153
Y PROGRAM AND ITS LANGUAGE
DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED PROGRAMMING AND OPERATING SYSTEM PART II, THE ASSEMBL IBSJ632 162
ED FUNCTION OF T~E LOADER
DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED PROGRAMMING AND OPERATING SYSTEM PART III, THE EXPAND IBSJ633 298
S FORTRAN COMPILER
DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED PROGRAMMING AND OPERATING SYSTEM PART IV. THE SYSTEM' IBSJ633 311
CD80L COMPILER
DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED PROGRAMMING AND OPERATING SYSTEM PART V. THE SYSTEM'S IBSJ633 322
LSU 57
54
DIGITAL PROGRAMMING AND READOUT FOR ANALOG COMPUTERS
APAR, AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING AND RECORDING
EJCC58 130
PROGRAMMING AND RECURSIVE FUNCTIONS
ToMM58 157
RCH PROBLEMS IN AUTOMATED INSTRUCTION. INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAMMING AND SUBJECT-MATTER STRUCTURE
SOME RESEA PLCI61
61
PROGRAMMING AND THE THEORY OF AUTOMATA
CPFS61 100
PROGRAMMING AND THEORIES OF CLASSIFICATION (FRENCH)
RoME62
83
SPECTROSCOPY
LINEAR PROGRAMMING APPLIED TO ULTRAVIOLET ABSORPTION
CACM632 66
A DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING APPROACH TO SEQUENCING PROBLEMS
PACM61 1-2
JACM601 10
CHANGING FROM ANALOG TO DIGITAL PROGRAMMING BY DIGITAL TECHNIQUES
EJCC53
96
SOME REMARKS ON LOGICAL DESIGN AND PROGRAMMING CHECKS
AUTOMATIC GRADERS FOR PROGRAMMING CLASSES
CACM600 528
PROCEDURE FOR PRODUCT FORM OF THE INVERSE LINEAR PROGRAMMING CODES
A MODIFIED INVERSION CACM627 382
PART 1
THE PROBLEM OF PROGRAMMING Co~MUNICATION WITH CHANGING MACHINES,
CACM588 12
PART 2
THE PROBLEM OF PROGRAMMING COMMUNICATION WITH CHANGING MACHINES,
CACM589
9
RELATEO DIGITAL COMPUTERS
PROGRAMMING COMPATIBILITY IN A FAMILY OF CLOSELY
CACM607 420
NONLINEAR PROGRAMMING COMPUTATIONS
PACM58
22
293

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

293

PRO - PRO

TITLE 'WORD INDEX

PROGRAMMING
PROGRAMMING
MULTIPLE PROGRAMMING
PROGRAMMING
TALL I
SHARE. A STUDY IN THE REDUCTION OF REDUNDANT PROGRAMMING
OPERATIONAL EQUATIONS FOR PROGRAMMING
CALCULATIONAL MECHANISM
PROGRAMMING·
INTERPRETIVE SYSTEMS
PROGRAMMING
MULTILEVEL PROGRAMMING
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
GENERAL-PURPOSE PROGRAMMING
CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS IN COMMON-LANGUAGE PROGRAMMING
PROGRAMMING
THE PRESENT STATUS. ACHIEVEMENT AND TRENDS OF PROGRAMMING
RCA APPROACH TO AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
INTERPROGRAM SYSTEM AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
IEUS EQUATION ANO THE SPHEROIDAL WAVE EQUATION
PROGRAMMING
MACHINES
PROGRAMMING
AUTO-PROGRAMMING
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
PROGRAMMING
PROGRAMMING
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
THE STATUS OF AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
PROGRAMMING
G MACHINE WITH REPETITIVELY USED FUNCTIONS
PROGRAMMING
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
PROBLEMS
INTEGER PROGRAMMING
COMPUTERS
PROGRAMMING
RECURSIVE PROGRAMMING
TOWARDS A COMMON PROGRAMMING
THE GROWTH OF A COMMERCIAL PROGRAMMING
THE FORAST PROGRAMMING
SEQUENTIAL .TRANSLATION OF A PROBLEM-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING
EFFICIENT COMPllATOR OF PROGRAMS WRITTEN IN A MIXED PROGRAMMING
A PROGRAMMING
A TRANSLATOR-ORIENTED SYMBOLIC PROGRAMMING
OFFICIAL ACTIONS AND RESPONSES TO ALGOL 60 AS A PROGRAMMING
TOWARDS A COMMON PROGRAMMING
TOWAROS A COMMON PROGRAMMING
TOWAROS A COMMON PROGRAMMING
NEBULA. A PROGRAMMING
JOVIAL. A PROGRAMMING
AMPLES ANO APPLICATIONS ON AI
FIRST ELEMENTS OF A PROGRAMMING
AN INTERNATIONAL MOVEMENT IN PROGRAMMING
SYMPOSIUM ON PROGRAMMING
TOWARD BETTER PROGRAMMING
ON THE DESIGN OF MACHINE INDEPENDENT PROGRAMMING
SOME REMARKS ON THE SYNTAX OF SYMBOLIC PROGRAMMING
SURVEY OF PROGRAMMING
PROGRAMMING
PROCESSING OF PROGRAMMING.
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
1963
REPORT OF A VISIT TO DISCUSS COMMON PROGRAMMING
TOW_RO BETTER DOCUMENTATION OF PROGRAMMING
A COMPARISON OF 650 PROGRAMMING
LOCAL PROGRAMMING
MODERN PROGRAMMING
ON THE DESIGN OF COMPUTING INSTRUMENTS
STANDARDIZED PROGRAMMING
PROGRAMMING
PROGRAMMING
AUTOMATIC DIGITAL PROGRAMMING
ON PROGRAMMING
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
DARY VALUE PROBLEMS
AUTOMATIC CALCULAJION AND PROGRAMMING
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
SIGNAL CORPS RESEARCH ANO DEVELOPMENT ON AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
LINEAR PROGRAMMING
THE PROGRAMMING
THE DESIGN AND USE OF THE APT LANGUAGE FOR AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
THE PROGRAMMING
AXISYMMETRIC FLOW
PROGRAMMING
IGERMANI
THE AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
MINIMUM TIME PROGRAMMING
LINEAR PROGRAMMING
LINEAR PROGRAMMING
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
PROGRAMMING
THE OATATRON
PROGRAMMING
A NEW APPROACH TO THE PROGRAMMING
WITH PSEUDO-BASIC VARIABLES FOR STRUCTURED LINEAR PROGRAMMING
A SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING FACII
SOME MATHEMATICAL AND PROGRAMMING
SOME PROGRAMMING
ISION RULE FOR IMPROVED EFFICIENCY IN SOLVING LINEAR PROGRAMMING
OF THE WHIRLWIND COMPUTER TOWARDS AN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
DEVELOPMENTS IN PROGRAMMING
AN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
GEORGE. AN ADDRESSLESS PROGRAMMING
COMPUTER USERS AND OTHERS
PROGRAMMING
REAL-TIME PROGRAMMING
AND OPERATOR ERRORS
PROGRAMMING
PROCESSING SYSTEM
PROGRAMMING
lTV MARK I COMPUTER
THE PROGRAMMING
OMNICOOE. A COMMON LANGUAGE PROGRAMMING
PROPOSAL FOR A FEASIBLE PROGRAMMING
CONTROL TECHNIQUES IN THE CL-II PROGRAMMING
DATA DESCRIPTION IN THE CL-II PROGRAMMING
A COMPUTER ORGANIZATION AND PROGRAMMING
MACHINE MALFUNCTIONS
'
A PROGRAMMING
ACHINE TRANSLAI
THE TRIAL TRANSLATOR. AN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
294

COMPUTERS TO PLAY GAMES
CONSIDERATIONS FOR THE 7750
OATA PROCESSING
DESIGN FEATURES OF THE GAMMA 60 COMPUTER
EFFORT THROUGH THE PROMOTION OF INTER-INS
ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS
FOR A MACHINE WITH AN EXTENDED ADDRESS
FOR A MEDIUM-SIZE COMPUTER BY THE USE OF
FOR A REAL-TIME SYSTEM
FOR BUSINESS APPLICATIONS
FOR BUSINESS APPLICATIONS
FOR BUSINESS DATA SYSTEMS
FOR BUSINESS SYSTEMS
FOR COMMERCIAL DATA PROCESSING
FOR COMMERCIAL PROBLEMS
FOR CSIRAC
FOR FINDING CHARACTERISTIC VALUES OF MATH
FOR HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL CALCULATING
FOR NUMERICALLY CONTROLLED MACHINE TOOLS
FOR NUMERICALLY CONTROLLED TOOLS. APT III
FOR ON-LINE COMPUTATIONS
FOR PUNCHED CARD MACHINES
FOR REAL-TIME COMPUTERS
FOR SCIENTIFIC PROBLEMS
FOR THE C.S.I.R.O. DIGITAL MACHINE
FOR THE IBM 701 ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESS IN
FOR YOUNG STUDENTS
FORMULATION OF TRAVELING SALESMAN
GAMES ANO CRYPTANALYSIS ON OIGITAL
IN FORTRAN II
LANGUAGE
LANGUAGE
LANGUAGE
LANGUAGE
LANGUAGE
LANGUAGE
LANGUAGE
LANGUAGE
LANGUAGE (21
LANGUAGE (31
LANGUAGE (41
LANGUAGE FOR DATA PROCESSING
LANGUAGE FOR REAL-TIME COMMAND SYSTEMS
LANGUAGE FOR THE PROCESSING OF GRAPHS (EX
LANGUAGES
LANGUAGES
LANGUAGES
LANGUAGES
LANGUAGES
LANGUAGES AND PROCESSORS
LANGUAGES AND THEIR PROCESSING
LANGUAGES BY COMPUTERS (GERMANI
LANGUAGES FOR BUSINESS AND SCIENCE
LANGUAGES IN CZECHOSLDVAKIA AND POLANO.
LANGUAGES. INTRODUCTION
METHODS
METHODS AND CONVENTIONS
METHODS AND PROBLEMS AND THEIR INFLUENCE
METHODS AND UNIVERSAL CODING
MULTIPLE REGRESSION
NOTATION IN SYSTEMS DESIGN
OF ANALOG COMPUTERS
OF ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS
OF DEUCE
OF DIFFERENCE EQUATIDNS FOR ELLIPTIC BOUN
OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
OF HIGH-SPEED COMPUTERS
OF LARGE LOGICAL PROBLEMS
OF NUMERICALLY CONTROLLED MACHINE TOOLS
OF SUPERSONIC NOZZLE FLOW
OF THE METHOD OF CHARACTERISTICS FOR
OF UNIVAC BY THE A-2 COMPILER SYSTEM
ON A DRUM COMPUTER
ON AUTOMATIC' 'COMPUTERS
ON THE BENDIX G-15 COMPUTER
ON THE BURROUGHS LABORATORY COMPUTER
ORDINARY LIFE INSURANCE OPERATIONS FOR
PATTERN RECOGNITION
PROBLEM
PROBLEMS
SIMPLEX METHOD
PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED IN THE OPERATION OF
PROBLEMS IN AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH
PROBLEMS WITH THE SIMPLEX ALGORITHM
IEC
PRCCEDURE
PROGRESS
RESEARCH
ROUTINE FOR THE ELLIOTT 401
SCHEME FOR DEUCE
SERVICES AND ADVICE FOR PROSPECTIVE
SPECIFICATIONS
STRATEGY FOR PROTECTION AGAINST COMPUTER
STRATEGY ON THE NATIONAL-ELLIOTT 405 DATA
STRATEGY USED WITH THE MANCHESTER UN IVERS
SYSTEM
SYSTEM
SYSTEM
SYSTEM
SYSTEM FOR AUTOMATED MAINTENANCE
SYSTEM FOR DETECTION AND DIAGNOSIS OF
SYSTEM FOR EXPERIMENTAL RUSSIAN-ENGLISH 14

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

PRO - PRO
AIC 601 165
I BSJ631 57
CACM612 99
EJCC58 174
ONR 56
29
LSU 55 119
CACM596 32
LSU 5B 133
EJCC61
1
CAS 57
45
1
AlC 601
CAS 59
59
CAN 60 251
DIP 62 312
ONR 56
57
AUS 60 C3.1
PECS52
14
FTT 53 101
ARAP591 220
CAS 61 140
PECS52
11
AUS 51 107
PACM59
64
CAS 51 101
AUS 51
Bl
ONR 54 117
JACM584 309
JACM604 326
AUS 60 B3.3
CACM63N 667
TC83591
9
ARAP612 305
PACM62
4B
ROME62 263
ROME62 353
SJCC62 345
JACM624 480
CACM634 159
TC83593 64
TCB3605 81
TCB4601 18
TCJ4613 191
ARAP623 53
ROME62 111
CAS 62 204
JFIP62 518
PACM62
42
ARAP623 21
CACM638 456
CACM633 93
JFJP62 4B7
DIP 62 227
rCB6622 47
CACM63N 660
CACMU3 76
CACM60D 663
MANC5l
12
IFIP62 699
JACM513 254
rCJ6631 51
IBSJ632 111
PGEC632 100
CACM588
3
ARAP591 111
IFIP62 126
LSU 55 113
CACM592 22
LSU 56 175
BIT 611 21
CAS 59
80
CAMB49
47
PACM56
16
ECIP55 154
NCR 584 327
ECIP55 18B
CAS 59
13
ONR 54
99
CAS 56
49
WJCC55
94
WJCC60 345
TC86634 126
CAN 58
78
LSoU 51 113
CACM609 509
PACM52P 2'l1
EJCC55
75
JACM572 151
AUS 60 C6.1
TCB2596 87
CACM637 316
RMCS60
17
"US 513 307
I EES56 151
ACFl51
57
CACM598
7
PACM62
29
PACM62
30
PGEC636 881
PGEC631 10
EJCC58 13B
294

PRO - PRO

TITLE WORD INDEX
LISP, A
THE DESIGN OF A
DEVELOPMENT OF COMMON LANGUAGE AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
GENERAL PURPOSE
AUTOMATIC
THE FLOW-MATIC AND MATH-MATIC AUTOMATIC
A CHECKLIST OF INTELLIGENCE FOR
AUTOMATIC
THE EVOLUTION OF
ON THE EFFICIENT CONSTRUCTION OF AUTOMATIC

PROGRAMMING SYSTEM FOR SYMBOLIC MANIPULATIONS
PROGRAMMING SYSTEM FOR THE CIRRUS COMPUTER
PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
NETWORK
IMPLEMENTATION OF PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS WITHIN AN INTEGRATED COMPUTER
AND COMBINATORIAL AUTOMATA. TURING AUTOMATA WITH A PROGRAMMING TAPE
FINITE
A NEW PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUE FOR RATIONAL FRACTIONS
CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS IN COMPUTER PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES
DESIGN OF COMPUTER CIRCUITS USING LINEAR PRDGRAMMING TECHNIQUES
SURVEY OF MODERN PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES
DESIGN OF COMPUTER CIRCUITS USING LINEAR PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES
PROBLEMS OF PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES (GERMAN)
COMPUTERS
TWO PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES FOR ONE-PLUS-ONE ADDRESS
OPERATOR-USER ERRORS
PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES FOR PROTECTION AGAINST
SOME PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES FOR THE ERMETH
DIAGNOSTIC PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES FOR THE IBM TYPE 701 E.D.P.M.
INFLUENCE OF PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES ON THE DESIGN OF COMPUTERS
ADVANCED PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES WITH SMALLER COMPUTERS
PROGRAMMING THE lOGIC THEORY MACHINE
EQUATIONS
ON PROGRAMMING THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF POLYNOMIAL
COMPUTER
PROGRAMMING THE VARIABlE-ITEM-LENGTH RCA BllMAC
APPLICATION OF INTEGER lINEAR PROGRAMMING TO A SPLIT PROBLEM (FRENCH)
THE APPLICATION OF LINEAR PROGRAMMING TO THE DESIGN OF ANIMAL FEEDING STUFFS
THE VALUE OF LINEAR PROGRAMMING TO THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY
ON AN APPLICATION OF DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING TO THE SYNTHESIS OF LOGICAL SYSTEMS
PROBLEM
DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING TREATMENT OF THE TRAVELLING SALESMAN
QUADRATIC PROGRAMMING WITH BOUNDED VARIABLE RESTRICTIONS
TECHNIQUES FOR MULTI-LEVEL PROGRAMMING WITH REAL TIME CONSTRAINTS
ZERO OR UNITY
LINEAR AND QUADRATIC PROGRAMMING WITH SOME OR ALL VARIABLES REQUIRED TO BE
ANALYSIS
AUTOMATIC-PROGRAMMING-LANGUAGE TRANSLATION THROUGH SYNTACTICAL
GESTALT PROGRAMMING, A NEW CONCEPT IN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING, A SHORT BIBLIOGRAPHY
ASSIGNMENT, PROGRAMMING, AND SCHEDULING
INTRODUCTION TO THE CONFERENCE ON AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING, BRIGHTON 1959
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING, DEFINITIONS
WHAT IS PROPRIETARY IN MATHEMATICAL PROGRAMMING, IMPRESSIONS OF A PANEL DISCUSSION
DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING, METHODS AND APPLICATIONS
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING, PRESENT STATUS AND FUTURE TRENDS
SYSTEMS I AND II
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING, PROPERTIES AND PERFORMANCE OF FORTRAN
(GERMAN)
METHODS TO SIMPLIFY PROGRAMMING, 5 YEARS WORK WITH 'HE l~ COMPUTER
PRODUCTION OF LARGE COMPUTER PROGRAMS
REQUEST FOR METHODS OR PROGRAMS
UNUSUAL 'ECHNIQUES EMPLOYED IN HEAT TRANSFER PROGRAMS
INDUSTRY'S ROLE IN SUPPORTING HIGH-SCHOOL SCIENCE PROGRAMS
DEUCE INTERPRETIVE PROGRAMS
A DUALITY THEOREM FOR CONVEX PROGRAMS
CATEGO~tZING AUTOMATA BY W-MACHINE PROGRAMS
USE OF MOBL IN PREPARING RETRIEVAL PROGRAMS
LARGE LINEAR PROGRAMS
A REDUNDANCY CHECK FOR ALGOL PROGRAMS
A SET OF MATRICES FOR TESTING COMPUTER PROGRAMS
AN EXPERIMENT IN AUTOMATIC VERIFICATION OF PROGRAMS
SYSTEMATIC MISTAKE ANALYSIS OF DIGITAL COMPUTER PROGRAMS
SKELETAL STRUCTURE OF PERT AND CPA COMPUTER PROGRAMS
PROBLEMS OF BASIC ORGANIZATION IN PROBLEM-SOLVING PROGRAMS
SOME
PROBLEMS OF BASIC ORGANIZATION IN PROBLEM-SOLVING PROGRAMS
SOME
DEUCE INTERPRETATIVE PROGRAMS AND SOME TRANSLATING PROGRAMS
FURTHER
CHAINS ANO THE SIMPLIFICATION OF COMPUTER PROGRAMS
COMPUTATIONAl
URRICULUM MATERIALS FOR COMPUTER PROGRAMMER TRAINING PROGRAMS
NON-PROGRAMMED C
FOR THE TEST AND EVALUATION OF REAL-TIME COMPUTER PROGRAMS
SIMULATION TECHNIQUES
FOR THE TEST AND EVALUATION OF REAL-TIME COMPUTER PROGRAMS
SIMULATION TECHNIQUES
TEMS FOR EFFICIENT SORTING AND OTHER DATA PROCESSING PROGRAMS
ISTRUCTURE OF DATA ON OISK FILE MEMORY SYS
IZE OF STEP, AND INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN AUTOMATED PROGRAMS
ITAL RESULTS REGARDING FORM OF RESPONSE, S
CALCULATION OF CONVEX AND, MORE SPECIFICALLY, LINEAR PROGRAMS (FRENCH)
IGRAMS, THEIR APPLICATION TO THE
COMPUTER
DIAGNOSTIC PROGRAMS AND MARGINAL CHECKING IN THE WHIRLWIND I
FURTHER DEUCE INTERPRETATIVE PROGRAMS AND SOME TRANSLATING PROGRAMS
CHESS-PLAYING PROGRAMS AND THE PROBLEM OF COMPLEXITY
CHESS-PLAYING PROGRAMS AND THE PROBLEM OF COMPLEXITY
ORGANIZATION
PROGRAMS AS A TOOL FOR RESEARCH IN SYSTEMS
STATISTICAL PROGRAMS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA
COMPUTERS
THE AUTOCOOE PROGRAMS DEVELOPED FOR THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY
AUTOMATIC CHECKOUT EQUIPMENT FEATURING TEST PROGRAMS FOR DIAGNOSTIC CHECKING
TEST PROGRAMS FOR HEC
ASSEMBLY, INTERPRETIVE AND CONVERSION PROGRAMS FOR PEGASUS
SS-80
A LIST OF COMPUTER SYSTEMS PROGRAMS FOR THE IBM 650, DATATRON 205, AND UNIVAC
STATISTICAL PROGRAMS FOR THE IBM 650, PART I
STATISTICAL PROGRAMS FOR THE IBM 650, PART II
DIAGNOSTIC PROGRAMS FOR THE ILL lAC
STIGATION OF THE EFFICIENCY OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS AND PROGRAMS FOR THE SOLUTION OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQU
AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION OF PROGRAMS FROM ONE COMPUTER TO ANOTHER
STATISTICAL OPERATION PROGRAMS IN INDUSTRY (GERMAN)
RUNNING PEGASUS AUTOCOOE PROGRAMS ON MERCURY
STATUS OF UNIVERSITY EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS RELATIVE TO HIGH SPEED COMPUTATION
UTER CAPABLE OF EXECUTING AN ARBITRARY NUMBER OF SUB-PROGRAMS SIMULTANEOUSLY
A UNIVERSAL COMP
PROGRAMS WITH COMMON SENSE
EFFICIENT COMPILATOR OF PROGRAMS WRITTEN IN A MIXED PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
SYMPOSIUM ON MULTI-PROGRAMMING (CONCURRENT PROGRAMS)
AI
TRANSLATION OF ARTIFICIAL LANGUAGES BY COMPILER PROGRAMS, RESEARCH REPORT AND OESIGN FOR FUTURE LANGU
VEX AND, MORE SPECIFICALLY, LINEAR PRI
LOGARITHMIC PROGRAMS, THEIR APPLICATION TO THE CALCULATION OF CON
AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING APPLICATIONS, PROGRESS AND OPERATION
C DATA PROCESSING IN BUSINESS AND MANAGI
SURVEY OF PROGRESS AND TREND OF DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF AUTOMATI
C DATA PROCESSING IN BUSINE'SS AND MANAGI
SURVEY OF PROGRESS AND TREND OF DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF AUTOMATI
295

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY

19~6-1963

PACM59
35
AUS 63 C.19
ONR 56
7
CACM5B~
B
CACM5B5
7
CACM59D 13
ARAP591 196
CACM593
8
CACM595 16
PIRE611 283
PACM62
91
TCB6623 88
AUS 63 C.18
IFIP62 391
TCJ159~ 176
CAS 58 125
NCR 612 224
TCB461~ 127
PGEC62~ 518
ECIP55 141
JACM573 274
RMCS60
19
JACM551
1
NCR 537 55
PIRE530 1250
ONR 56
35
WJCC57 230
CACM6DD 644
WJCC56 137
IFIP62 195
BCS 58 616
CAS 62 169
JACM594 486
JACM621 61
PACM61 10Al
PACM62
14
AUS 63 8.7
CACM623 145
WJCC56
5
ARAP591 291
CLUN55 111
ARAP591
1
ONR 5~
1
CACM61D 542
LSU 57
35
MTP 58 155
MTP 58 231
ECIP55
26
ONR 56
15
CACM584
9
EJCC59 143
WJCC59 35B
TCJ1594 172
18MJ60~ 407
JACM613 384
CACM619 389
IFlP62 173
CACM626 337
CACM628 4~3
CACM630 610
CACM632 58
CACM638 473
SOS 62 393
ICC 632 99
ARAP591 127
PGEC622 173
PACM62
20
PACM56
19
JACM573 354
CACM635 245
PLCI61
86
ICJP59
93
NCR 531 48
ARAP591 127
IBMJ58~ 320
CATH63
39
IBMJ582 105
CACM612 108
TCJ1581 15
NCR 59~ 218
TCJ2591 ~4
ARAP591 32
CACM600 537
CACM598 13
CACM590 32
P IRE530 1320
PACM59
39
IFIP62 550
ECIP55 204
TCJ361~ 232
CTPC54
22
EJCC59 108
MTP 58
75
RDME62 353
I FIP62 570
PACM59
75
JCIP59
93
EDPS61
90
CACM59~
22
CACM595 11
295

PRO - PUL

TITLE WORD INDEX

C DATA PROCESSING IN BUSINESS ANO MANAGI
SURVEY OF PROGRESS ANO TRENO OF OEVELOPMENT ANO USE OF AUTOMAT I
REVIEW OF ELECTRONIC COMPUTER PROGRESS OUR ING 195.
REVIEW OF ELECTRONIC COMPUTER PROGRESS DURING 1956
MACHINE ANO SYSTEM OESIGN
PROGRESS IN COMPUTER APPLICATION TO ELECTRICAL
COMPUTER
COMPUTER PROGRESS IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA, I. A SELf-CORRECTING
OF RESIOUAL CLASSES eSRC)
COMPUTER PROGRESS IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA, II. THE NUMERICAL SYSTEM
PROGRESS IN SIMULATION OF VALVE TRAIN OYNAMICS
PROGRESS IN SOME COMMERCIAL SOURCE LANGUAGES
SING INTO GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS, MARCH, 1961
PROGRESS IN THE INTRODUCTION OF AUTOMATIC DATA PROCES
COMPUTER TAPE
RECENT PROGRESS IN THE PRODUCTION OF ERROR-FREE MAGNETIC
PROGRESS IN TH~ USE OF COMPUTERS
REVIEW OF COMPUTER PROGRESS IN 1951
THE PROGRESS OF ALGOL IN EUROPE
IC PROGRAMMING PROCEDURE
PROGRESS OF THE WHIRLWIND COMPUTER TOWARDS AN AUTOMAT
DESIGN
A PROGRESS REPORT ON COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN COMPUTER
PROGRESS REPORT ON LANGUAGE H
A PROGRESS REPORT ON MACHINE TRANSLATION
A PROGRESS REPORT ON NEBULA
COMPUTER TIME
PROGRESS REPORT ON PRODUCTION CONTROL BY HIRING
ORDING CONTRIBUTIONS PAID UNDER THE NEW GRADUATI
A PROGRESS REPORT ON THE INTROOUCTION OF A.D.P. FOR REC
ATION STORES BY COMPUTER
PROGRESS TOWARDS CONTROLLING POST OFFICE TELECOMMUNIC
RECOROING PROJECT
PROLRESS WITH THE TELEPHONE TRAFFIC 0ISTRI8UTION
REVIEW OF ELECTRONIC COMPUTER PROGRESS 1955
MECHANICS TO ELECTRONICS eGERMAN)
PROGRESSION LINES OF A COMPUTER DEVELOPMENT FROM
ITERATION OVER MUL n-DIMENSIONAL HYPERCUBES, 10 A PROGRESSIVE PROCEDURE
REPORT ON THE TEXAS PROJECT
THE MULTILINGUAL TERMINOLOGY PROJECT
THE MULTILINGUAL TERMINOLOGY PROJECT
THE SCEMP PROJECT
ORIGIN AND SCOPE OF THE LIBYAN PILOT PROJECT
COMPUTING MACHINE AIDS TO A DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
THE ALCOR PROJECT
LIBYAN PILOT PROJECT
WITH THE TELEPHONE TRAFFIC DISTRIBUTION RECORDING PROJECT
PROGRESS
OF RECORDS GENERATED IN A LARGE-SCALE ENGINEERING PROJECT
ORGANIZATION AND RETRIEVAL
LABORATORY AS A COOPERATIVE INDUSTRY-EOUCATION PROJECT
THE UNIVERSITY COMPUTATION
PROJECT EVALUATION AND SELECTION
PROGRAMMED ERROR CORRECTION IN PROJECT MERCURY,
SYSTEM
PROJECT MERCURY REAL-TIME COMPUTATIONAL AND DATA-FLOW
COMPUTER CONSTRUCTION OF MINIMAL PROJECT NETWORKS
PROJECT STRETCH
INDUSTRY
PRESENT AND PROJECTED COMPUTER MANPOWER NEEDS IN BUSINESS AND
AUTOMATIC LOAD PROJECTION AND SUBSTATION PLANNING BY COMPUTER
MINIMIZATION PROBLEMS
PROJECTIONS, LEAST SQUARES, ANO CONSTRAINED
FRENCH COMPUTING MACHINE PROJECTS (FRENCH)
COMPUTING MACHINE PROJECTS IN HOLLAND
COMPUTING MACHINE PROJECTS IN SWEOEN
FIELOS OF TWISTORS REPRESENTED BY CONFOCAL HOLLOW PROLATE SPHEROIDS
MAGNETIC
CRYOTRONICS, PROBLEMS ANO PROMISE
COMPUTERS IN RESEARCH, PROMISE AND PERFORMANCE
EDUCTION OF REDUNDANT PROGRAMMING EFFORT THROUGH THE PROMOTION OF INTER-INSTALLATION COMMUNICATION
IHE R
PRONOUN REFERENCE IN GERMAN
A SYSTEM FOR GENERATING 'PRONOUNCEABLE' NAMES USING A COMPUTER
A SIMPLIFIEO PROOF METHOD FOR ELEMENTARY LOGIC
TION AND REALIZATION
A PROOF METHOO FOR QUANTIFICATION THEORY, ITS JUSTIFICA
GRAMMAR FOR ALGOL 60
NOTE ON THE PROOF OF THE NON-EXISTENCE OF A PHRASE STRUCTURE
INDUCTIVE PROOF OF THE SIMPLEX METHOD
COMPUTER
A MECHANICAL PROOF PROCEDURE AND ITS REALIZATION IN AN ELECTRONIC
PREDII
A PROGRAM FOR THE PRODUCTION FROM AXIOM, OF PROOFS FOR THEOREMS DERIVABLE WITHIN THE FIRST ORDER
AUTOMATIC PROPAGATED ANO ROUND-OFF ERROR ANALYSIS
EFFECT OF PROPAGATED ERROR ON INVERSE OF HILBERT MATRIX
MULTI-STE,P INTEGRATION METHOOS WHICH MINIMIZE PROPAGATED ERRORS
ANALYSIS OF TRL CIRCUIT PROPAGATION OELAY
PERMALLOY FILMS
NONLINEAR WAVE PROPAGATION IN A TRANSMISSION LINE LOAOED WITH THIN
SKIP TECHNIQUES 'FOR HIGH-SPEED CARRY-PROPAGATION IN BINARY ARITHMETIC UNITS
ELIMINATION OF CARRY PROPAGATION IN OIGITAL COMPUTERS
THE DETERMINATION OF CARRY PROPAGATION LENGTH FOR BINARY AOOITION
CORRECTION TO THE OETERMINATION OF CARRY PROPAGATION LENGTH FOR BINARY AODITION
A NEW TYPE Of BISTABLE ELEMENT INVOLVING THERMAL PROPAGATION OF A NORMAL REGION IN A THIN SUPER CONDUCT
PREVENTION OF PROPAGATION OF MACHINE ERRORS IN LONG PROBLEMS
S ELASTIC SPHERE
PROPAGATION OF TORSIONAL DISTURBANCES IN A HOMOGENEOU
UTION OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS BY REPEAl
PROPAGATION OF TRUNCATION ERRORS IN THE NUMERICAL SOl
UNITS
A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF PROPAGATION SPEED-UP CIRCUITS IN BINARY ARITHMETIC
SOME RECENT RESEARCH ON ULTRASONIC PROPATATION IN SOLID MEDIA
NOTE ON THE PRACTICAL COMPUTATION OF PROPER VALUES
II
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING, PROPERTIES ANO PERFORMANCE OF FORTRAN SYSTEMS I ANO
METHODS OF UTILIZING THIN MAGNETIC FILM PROPERTIES FOR LARGE-CAPACITY FILES
DUCTING ELEMENTS
TI ME AVERAGE THERMAL PROPERTIES OF A COMPUTER UTILIZING THIN-FILM SUPERCON
PROPERTIES OF A NEURON WITH MANY INPUTS
STORAGE ANO SEARCH PROPERTIES OF A TREE-ORGANIZEO MEMORY SYSTEM
SOME PROPERTIES OF BINARY COUNTERS WITH FEEDBACK
SOME PROPERTIES OF BOOLEAN EQUATIONS
CHING AND SORTING
SOME COMBINATORIAL PROPERTIES OF CERTAIN TREES WITH APPLICATIONS TO SEAR
SOME PROPERTIES OF EXPERIMENTAL 1000-MC TRANSISTORS
SOME PROPERTIES OF Fl8ER OPTICS AND LASERS, PART A
SOME PROPERTIES OF FIBER OPTICS AND LASERS, PART B
CONVERGENCE PROPERTIES OF GAUSSIAN QUADRATURE FORMULAE
THE ELcCTRONICCONTRI8UT ION TO THE ELASTIC PROPERTIES OF GERMANIUM
COMPUTER SIMULATION OF THE ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF MEMORY ARRAYS
ELEMENTARY DERIVATION OF WAVE SHAPE AND COHERENCE PROPERTIES OF NATURAL LIGHT USING THE TOOLS OF COMMU~
Y DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
STABILITY PROPERTIES OF PREOICTOR-CORRECTOR METHODS FOR ORDINAR
THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS ON RELIABILITY PROPERTIES OF RECURSIVE TRIANGULAR SWITCHING ~ETWORKS
LATTICE PROPERTIES OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS
ALGEBRAIC PROPERTIES OF SYMMETRIC A~D PARTIALLY SYMMETRIC
EFFECT OF DEFECTS ON tHE SUPERCONDUCTING PROPERTIES OF TANTALUM
SYSTEM
THE PROPERTIES OF THE BENOIX G-20 EXECUTIVE PROGRAM
PROPERTIES OF THIN FI~M CRYOTRONS
ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF THIN-FILM SEMICONDUCTORS
INITIAL STUDIES OF THE PREPARATION ANO PROPERTIES OF VANADIUM THIN FILMS
ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF VAPOR-GROWN GE JUNCTIONS
296

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 19.6-1963

PRO - PRO
CAtM599 3.
PGEC551 33
PGEC571 55
CAS 51
64
OIP 62 533
DIP 62 5.3
PACM56
23
ARAP623 211
EDPS61
13
EJCC53 102
LSU 58
22
PGEC581 65
CAS 61 115
PACM52P 231
WJCC56
82
TCB164. 118
ICC 6115 11
TCJ5623 162
EDPS61 161
TCJ3603 111
TCB.61. 136
AUS 60All.2
PGEC561 .3
DIP 62 508
TCJ6633 264
NSMT60 121
CACM601 .09
ICC 608 11
PACM61 10A2
ICC 6115 20
PGEC613 .00
ROME62 201
ICC 621
1
AUS 60All.2
EJCC58
59
CLUN55 209
18SJ633 200
CACM60D 649
EJCC61
33
I8SJ631 2.
PCS 62
1
CTPC54
•
CAN 60 193
PACM58
56
CAMB49
56
CAMB.9 113
CAMB.9 116
PGEC602 199
FJCC62 232
TCJ.624 213
ONR 56
29
MTP 58 309
JACM611 97
CPFS61
81
IBMJ601 28
CACM633 105
IBMJ605 505
JACM602 102
ICIP59 265
PACM58
39
JACM571 36
PACM61 2A3
EJCC58
99
18MJ634 278
PGEC614 691
ICIP59 389
PGEC601 35
PGEC602 261
ONR 60 113
JACM56. 348
IBMJ632 117
JACM551 ' 5
IflP62 611
PACM52P 203
JACM593 360
MTP 58 231
LCMT61 163
PGEC622 200
SOS 61
95
CACM631 28
PGEC614 699
PGEC584 291
JACM621 13
IBMJ593 230
OPI 62
61
OPI 62
7.
TCJ361~ 272
18MJ614 266
PGEC636 874
OPI 62
31
JACM624 457
RTCS62
10
JACM633 365
PGEC633 2~.
ONR 60 289
CAN 60 338
ONR 60 366
IBMJ602 1~3
DNR 60 121
IBMJ603 256
296

PRO - QUA

TITLE IIORD INDEX

PROPERTIES PRESERVED IN MINIMAL STATE M'ACHINES
PROPERTY CLASSIFICATION METHOD OF FILE DESIGN AND
PROPERTY OF NATURAL LANGUAGE AND ITS USE FOR THE DESI
PROPERTY OF PSEUDO-RANDOM SEQUENCES
A PROPERTY OF SEMI-DEFINITE HERMITIAN MATRICES
EEOBACK METHOD FOR OBTAINING A SVNCHRO OUTPUT SIGNAL PROPORTIONAL TO INPUT ANGLE THETA FOR LARGE THETA
1
A TERMINOLOGY PROPOSAL
PROPOSAL FOR A FEASIBLE PROGRAMMING SYSTEM
CHARACTERS'
COMMENTS ON 'A PROPOSAL FOR A GENERALIZED CARD CODe FOR 256
CHARACTERS
A PROPOSAL FOR A GENERALIZED CARD CODE FOR 256
BY THE ACM
A PROPOSAL FOR A SET OF PUBLICATION STANDARDS FOR USE
PROPOSAL FOR AN UNCOL
A PROPOSAL FOR CHARACTER CODE COMPATABILITY
PDNSIBILITIES FOR SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION IN BIOLOGY, PROPOSAL FOR FINANCING A COMPREHENSIVE SYSTEM
RES
PROPOSAL FOR MAGNETIC DOMAIN-WALL STORAGE AND LOGIC
TECHNIQUES
A PROPOSAL FOR TRAINING YOUNGSTERS IN DIGITAL COMPUTING
SOME THOUGHTS ON RECONCILING VARIOUS CHARACTER SET PROPOSALS
SOME PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVING THE EFFICIENCY OF ALGOL 60
PROGRAM
SOME PROPOSALS FOR THE REALIZATION OF A CERTAIN ASSEMBLY
'SOME THOUGHTS ON RECONCILING VARIOUS CHARACTER SET PROPOSALS'
CORRIGENDA TO
PROPOSED ADVANCED CODING SYSTEM FOR UNIVAC-LARC
A PROPOSED ALGOL 60 MATRIX SCHEME
REPORT ON PROPOSED AMERICAN STANDARD fLOWCHART SYMBOLS FOR
INFORMATION PROCESSING
A PROPOSED AUTOMATIC ANALOGUE COMPUTER
PRINT I, A PROPOSED CODING SYSTEM FOR THE IBM TYPE 705
A PROPOSED EVOLUTIONARY MODEL
RESEARCH ORGANIZATION
A PROPOSED INfORMATION HANDLING SYSTEM FOR A LARGE
CH ACM-GAMM CONfEI
THE SYNTAX AND SEMANTICS OF THE PROPOSED INTERNATIONAL ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE OF THE ZURI
A PROPOSED INTERPRETATION IN ALGOL
PROPOSED IRE STANDARDS FOR ANALOG COMPUTERS
A PROPOSED MAGNETIC NIRE AUXILIARY STORE FOR THE EDSAC
PROPOSED METHODS FOR THE ANALOG SOLUTION OF FREDHOLM'
S INTEGRAL EQUATION
A PROPOSED PLANNING MAN-MACHINE COMPLEX
PROPOSED STANDARD FLOW CHART SYMBOLS
A PROPOSED TARGET LANGUAGE fOR CDMPILERS ON ATLAS
THE VERTEX-FRAME METHOD FOR OBTAINING MINIMAL PROPOSITION-LETTER FORMULAS
FUNCTION ALGEBRA AND PROPOSITIONAL CALCULUS
WHAT IS PROPRIETARY IN MATHEMATICAL PROGRAMMING, IMPRESSIONS
OF A PANEL DISCUSSION
THE PROS AND CONS OF A SPECIAL IR LANGUAGE
COMPUTERS, RETROSPECT AND PROSPECT
PROGRAMMING SERVICES AND ADVICE fOR PROSPECTIVE COMPUTER USERS AND OTHERS
DATA TRANSMISSION, PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS
LONG RANGE DATA PROCESSING PROSPECTS AND PROBLEMS
L MACHINES IN CHEMISTRY (USSRI
THE PROSPECTS FOR THE UTILIZATION OF INFORMATIONAL-LOGICA
PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS OF DATA-PROCESSING FOR DEFENSE
THE PRESENT STATE OF DEVELOPMENT AND FUTURE PROSPECTS OF TRANSISTORS
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL, REVIEN ANO PROSPECTUS
THE SCIENCE OF PROSPERITY
PROGRAMMING STRATEGY FOR PROTECTION AGAINST COMPUTER AND OPERATOR ERRORS
PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES FOR PROTECTION AGAINST OPERATOR-USER ERRORS
MESSAGE PROTECTION FEATURES OF THE DATACOM PROGRAM
COMPROTEIN, A COMPUTER PROGRAM TO AID PRIMARY PROTEIN STRUCTURE DETERMINATION
THE USE Of THE PILOT ACE FOR TESTING A NEW DESIGN Of PROTON SYNCHROTRON
'A DIRECT ACCESS PHOTOMEMORY PART I, PROTOTYPE MACHINE SYSTEM
AN OPERATIONAL HYBRID COMPUTING SYSTEM PROVIDES ANALOG-TYPE COMPUTATION WITH DIGITAL ELEMENT
S
A MACHINE PROGRAM FOR THEOREM-PROVING
A NON-HEURISTIC PROGRAM FOR PROVING ELEMENTARY LOGICAL THEOREMS
HARACTERISTICS OF THE COMPUTING MACHINES AT ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND
OPERATING EFFICIENCIES AND C
OPERATION OF THE NAVAL PROVING GROUND COMPUTER INSTALLATION
REALIZATION OF A GEOMETRY THEOREM PROVING MACHINE
REALIZATION OF A GEOMETRY-THEOREM PROVING MACHINE
EMPIRICAL EXPLORATIONS OF THE GEOMERTY-THEOREM PROVING MACHINE
PROVING THEORE~S BY PATTERN RECOGNITION, I
CHNIQUES USED IN GOVERNMENT A.O.P. INSTALLATIONS AND PROVISIONAL RESULTS SO fAR OBTAINED
10 RECORDING TE
PSEUDO DIVISION AND PSEUDO MULTIPLICATION PROCESSES
PSEUDO DIVISION AND PSEUDO MULTIPLICATION PROCESSES
ING PROBLEMS
SIMPLEX METHOD WITH PSEUDO-BASIC VARIABLES FOR STRUCTURED LINEAR PROGRANN
PSEUDo-CODE TRANSLATION ON MULTI-LEVEL STORAGE
MACHINES
EASIAC. A PSEUDo-COMPUTER
PSEUDO-RANDOM
NUM8ER GENERATOR
A NEW
NOTE ON A TEST FOR REPEATING CYCLES IN A PSEUDO-RANOOM NUMBER GENERATOR
NOTES ON A NEW PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR
A ..a-BIT PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR
A MODIFIED CONGRUENCE METHOD OF GENERATING PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBERS
SERIAL CORRELATION IN THE GENERATION DF PSEUDO-RANDOM NUM8ERS
ON SEQUENCES OF PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBERS OF MAXIMAL LENGTH
THE GENERATION OF PSEUDo-RANDOM NUMBERS ON A DECIMAL CALCULATOR
THE GENERATION OF PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBERS ON ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTERS
ON A PERIODIC PROPERTY OF PSEUDO-RANDOM SEQUENCES
CLUSTER FORMATION AND DIAGNOSTIC SIGNIFICANCE IN PSYCHIATRIC SYMPTOM EVALUATION
SYMPOSIUM ON BIOLOGICAL AND PSYCHDLOGICAL ASPECTS OF
THE USE OF HIGH-SPEED COMPUTERS FOR THE ANALYSIS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL OATA
PARACOMPUTERS IN PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH
DATA PROCESSING IN PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH
PROGRAMMERS
PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS AND SELECTION OF COMPUTER
SOME COMPUTATIONAL PROBLEMS IN PSYCHOLOGY
AN ABSTRACT MACHINE BASED ON CLASSICAL ASSOCIATION PSYCHOLOGY
ON INITIAL ESTIMATES FOR COMPUTING PTH ROOT OF A BY NEWTON'S METHOD
USES OF THE COMPUTER IN PUBLIC HEALTH
ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING IN THE COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE STAFF TRAINING
PUBLIC UTILITY ACCOUNTING
MAGNETIC DRUM DATA PROCESSING MACHINE
PU8LIC UTILITY CUSTOMER ACCOUNTING ON THE TYPE 650
PUBLIC UTILITY CUSTOMER BILLING
ACM PUBLICATION POLICIES AND PLANS
A PROPOSAL FOR A SET OF PUBLICATION STANDARDS FOR USE BY THE ACM
PUBLICATION, CLASSIFICATION, AND PATENTS
SUBJECT SLANTING IN SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACTING PUBLICATIONS
THE IMPORTANCE OF PERIPHERAL PUBLICATIONS IN THE DOCUMENTATION OF BIOLOGY
'
THE FUTURE OF THE PUBLISHED INDEX
ON SMOOTHING OF PULP QUALITY CHARACTERISTICS IN A FLOW SYSTEM
CONNECTIVE
PROCESSING
THE
GN OF IMPROVED MACHINE LANGUAGE (ASSOCIATIVEI
ON A
ON A PERIODIC

297

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 19"6-1963

PRO - PUL
JACM60 .. 311
CACM621 .. 50
DNR 56
77
JACM513 261
JACM513 2....
PGEC603 359
CACM602 72
CACM591
7
CACM59N 12
CACM599 19
CACM602 70
CACM5BO
5
CACM602 71
ICSI582 1.. 17
PGEC61 .. 701
PACM56
32
CACM607 ..01
CACM61N ...1
TCJ361 .. 220
CACM600 "'0
ONR 56
..9
IFIP62 503
CACM630 599
AUS 572 216
NJCC56, .. 5
SOS 61 229
ICSI582 1181
ICiP59 125
CACM59D 1..
PGEC621 67
CAMB..9
17
JACM51 .. 357
AUS 63 B.5
CACM59D 17
TCJ5622 100,
PGEC622 1....
SOS 62 525
CACM61D 5..2
CACM621
8
BCS 58
3
TCB2596 B7
TCJ..611 3..
LSU 51
1
JACM612 2..0
CAS 58
30
IEES56 357
IFIP62 261
HARV ..9 3~7
RMCS60
17
RMCS60
19
IFIP62 367
FJCC62 262
IEES56
12
WJCC58
50
PGEC636 715
CACM627 39..
ICIP59 282
PACM52T 73
ONR 53
23
lCIP59 273
CATH63 13..
CATH63 153
CACM60 .. 220
RMCS6D
1
IBMJ622' 210
IBMJ622 210
TCB663.. 126
ICIP59 1....
JACM562 65
JACM601 15
TCJ3601
9
JACM612 163
CACM618 350
TCJI582 83
JACM601 72
JACM58 .. 353
JACM5.. 2 88
TCJ260 .. 181
JACM583 261
FJCC62 285
IFIP62 .. 71
LSU 55 '119
HARV61 239
CA8S62 172
JACM573 3.. 8
HARV ..9 338
SJCC62
53
PACM58
50
HARV61
71
AUS 63 A.l0
BCS 58 2....
JACM5.... 173
HACC59 8-11
JACM592 121
CACM602 70
HARV .. 7 217
ICSI581 .. 07
ICSI581 .. 29
MIPP61 1....
BIT 62.. 203
297

PUL - RAM

TITLE WDRD INDEX

PRD - QUA

PULSE AMPLIFER USING EXTERNAL REGENERATIDN
PIRE53D 1444
PULSE AMPLIFIER USING EXTERNAL REGENERATION
ANL 53
1
PULSE .ANALDGS
NCR 514 150
PULSE AND DIGITAL CIRCUITS BY USE OF THE LAGRANGE
PGEC635 4BB
PULSE CIRCUIT. ITS ANALYSIS AND APPLICATIDN
PGEC604 439
PULSE CIRCUITS (ABSTRACTI
COMPARATIVE PERFDRMA PGEC602 115
PULSE CIRCUITS FOR 160-MC CLOCK RATES
PGEC594 432
PULSE CODE MODULATOR
PGEC544
1
PULSE CODE MODULATOR
PGECSS1 20·
PULSE DOPPLER TRACK-WHILE-SCAN RADAR
NCR 624 94
PULSE GENERATOR AND HIGH-SPEED MEMORY CIRCUIT
PGEC564 213
A TRANSISTOR PULSE GENERATOR FOR DIGITAL SYSTEMS
PGEC583 244
PULSE GENERATOR WITH LOGARITHMIC SPACING
PGEC624 531
IFlp62 12S
FUNDAMENTAL MODE AND PULSE MODE OPERATIONS OF SEQUENTIAL CIRCUITS
WCR 584 4B
ACHIEVING MAXIMUM PULSE PACKING DENSITIES AND TRANSFER RATES
PGEt602 256
A PULSE POSITION MODULATION ANALOG COMPUTER
NCR 624 36
GENERALIZED PULSE RECORDING
PGEC632 11
GENERAL IlED PULSE RECORDING
PULSE RESPONSES OF FERRITE MEMORY CORES
PWCS54
50
PULSE TIME DISPLACEMENT IN HIGH-DENSITY MAGNETIC TAPE IBMJ582 130
ANALOG CONVERSION BY INTtGRATION OF A VARIABLE-RATE PULSE TRAIN
HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL-TO- WJCC5l 12B
A MAGNETIC PULSE-CURRENT REGULATOR
NCR 514 102
A PULSE-DURATION-MODULATED DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM
WJCC56
53
MAGNETIC CORE PULSE-SWITCHING CIRCUITS FOR STANDARD PACKAGES
PGEC583 223
ARITMA CALCULATING PUNCH
ECIPS5
12
A TRANSISTORIZED TRANSCRIBING CARD PUNCH
EJCCS6
80
BDUNOARY VALUE PROBLEMS OF MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS DN PUNCH CARD MACHINES
A METHOD OF SOLVING JACM543 101
REGIONAL APPLICATIONS OF PUNCH CARD METHODS TD FOREST INVENTORY
. LSU 56 216
INDUSTRIAL APPLICATION ·DF PUNCH CARD METHDDS TO FDREST INVENTORY
LSU 56 219
SURVEY OF PUNCHED CARD CODES
CACM60D 638
FURTHER SURVEY OF PUNCHED CARD CODES
CACM614 182
RIEVAL OF INFORMATION
THE COMAt. AN EFFICIENT PUNCHED CARD COLLATING SYSTEM FOR THE STORAGE AND RET ICSI582 1245
L LIFE ASSURANCE PREMIUM ACCOUNTING USING AN IBM 650 PUNCHED CARD COMPUTER ALLIED WITH NATIONAL CLASS 32 A AUS 60 Al.4
SONE AUDIT ASPECTS OF PUNCHED CARD ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
LSU 58 119
PROGRAMMING FOR PUNCHED CARD MACHINES
AUS 51 101
INVERSION OF MATRICES BY PUNCHED CARD METHODS IGERMANI
ECIP55 198
PUNCHED CARD TO MAGNETIC TAPE CONVERTER FOR UNIVAC
EJCC52
8
AUTOMATIC STRAIN-GAGE AND THERMOCOUPLE RECORDING ON PUNCHED CARDS
JACM541 36
SOCIAL SERVICES BENEFITS. PAYMENTS BY PUNCHED CARDS
AUS 60 A2.1
PUNCHED PAPER TAPE FOR EXPERIMENTAL DATA
TCB1633 82
WCR 514 21B
A VERY HIGH SPEED PUNCHED PAPER TAPE READER
AUS 60Cll.4
MULTIPOINT DIGITAL TEMPERATURE RECORDER WITH PUNCHED TAPE OUTPUT
IN CHOOSING A CHARACTER CODE FOR COMPUTERS AND PUNCHED TAPES
CONSIDERATIONS TCJ3614 202
IEES56 228
AN ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR FOR PUNCHED-CARD ACCOUNTANCY
JACM543 105
A METHOD DF DETERMINING PLATE BENDING BY USE OF A PUNCHED-CARD MACHINE
PURCHASE COSTS. A COST-QUANTITY ANALYSIS
PACM61 12Bl
PURE AND APPLIED PROGRAMMING
PACM52T 121
MSEE461
4
COMPUTING MACHINES FOR PURE MATHEMATICS
AOC 53 160
APPLICATIONS OF ELECTRONIC MACHINES IN PURE MATHEMATICS
AODC62 219
AUTOMA TION AND PURE MATHEMATICS
AUS 511 105
ASTRONOMY
DATA PROCESSING IN PURE RESEARCH WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO RADIO
PECS52
6
THE THERMAL ANALYZER. A SPECIAL PURPOSE ANALOG COMPUTER
JACM581 89
AYDAR, SPECIAL PURPose ANALOG MACHINE FOR YAW DATA REDUCTION
PURPOSE AND APPLICATION OF THE RCA BIZMAC SYSTEM
WJCC56 119
THE ELECOM 100 GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER
PACM52P 41
DESIGNING A LOW COST GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER
PACM52T 28
THE BENDIX 6-15 GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER
PWCS54
81
THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF A SIMPLE GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER
PGECSll
S
A·SEARCH MEMORY SUBSYSTEM FOR A GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER
FJCC63. 193
MINIMUM LOGICAL COMPLEXITY REQUIRED FOR A GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER
ON THE PGEC584 282
STORAGE
PB-250. A HIGH SPEED SERIAL GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER USING MAGNETOSTRICTIVE DELAY LINE
EJCC60 283
S.E.A. GENERAL ,PURPOSE COMPUTERS CAB
PACM58
58
RELATIVE MERITS OF GENERAL AND SPECIAL PURPOSE COMPUTERS FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
WJCCS9
54
DATAVIEW. A GENERAL PURPOSE DATA DISPLAY SYSTEM
EJCC61 114
RESERVATIONS COMMUNICATIONS UTLIZING A GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER
EJCC51 178
OPMENT AND PREDICTED STATE-OF-THE-ART OF THE GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL CDMPUTER
THE HISTORICAL DEVEL WJCC60
1
EOUS ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS USING A GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER
THE SOLUTION OF SIMULTAN CACM606 355
THE BENDIX G-15D. GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER SYSTEM
LSU 58 168
LEM-l. SMALL SIZE GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER USING MAGNETIC (FERRITE I
CACM590
3
ELEMENTS
INFORMATION SYSTEM
THE ROLE OF GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN AUTOMATIC CONTROL AND
NCR 544 B2
A PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM FOR LARGE GENERAL PURPOSE ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS
NCR 5B4 191
THE PLACE OF THE SPECIAL PURPOSE ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS
EJCC55
22
THE ROLE OF SPECIAL PURPOSE EQUIPMENT
HARV55
97
PGEC636 701
A MACHINE ORGANIZATION FOR A GENERAL PURPOSE LIST PROCESSOR
A MULTIPLE PURPOSE ORTHONORMALIZING CODE AND ITS USES
JACM544 183
GENERAL PURPOSE PROGRA~MING SYSTEMS
CACMS85
7
EJCC61
87
A GENERAL PURPOSE SYSTEMS SIMULATION PROGRAM
A GENERAL PURPOSE SYSTEMS SIMULATOR
IBSJ621 IB
NEW CORE SWITCH FOR MAGNETIC MATRIX STORES AND OTHER P U R P O S E S ·
A PGEC602 176
OF REAL AND SIMULATED STATISTICS FOR SYSTEM DESIGN PURPOSES
AN ANALYSIS TCJS622 94
A DELAY-LINE PUSH-DOWN LIST
PGEC636 872
THE MECHANIZATION OF A PUSH-DOWN STACK
FJCC63 2~3
ON PROBABILISTIC PUSH-DOWN STORAGES.
SOS 62 205
APPLICATION OF PUSHDOWN-STORE.MACHINES
FJCC63 215
PUTTING A HEX ON E TO THE X
CACM619 402
THE DESIGN OF LOGICAL OR-AND-OR PYRAMIDS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
PIRES30 1388
SOME RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN LOGICAL OR-AND-OR PYRAMIDS FDR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
NCR 531 34
PYROLYSIS REACTOR DESIGN.CDMPUTATIONS
CAS 55
85
TRANSFORMATION. PART 1
THE Q.R. TRANSFORMATION. A UNITARY ANALOGUE TO THE L.R.
rCJ4613 265
ON A MODIFICATION OF THE QD-ALGORITHM WITH GRAEFFE-TYPE CONVERGENCE
IFIP62
93
TME LLT AND QR METHODS FOR SYMMETRIC TRIDIAGONAL MATRICES
TCJ6631 99
THE QR TRANSFORMATION. PART 2
TCJ~62~ 332
LINEAR EQUATIONS
ON THE 'BEST' AND 'LEAST QTH' APPROXIMATION OF AN OVERDETERMINED SYSTEM OF
JACM573 341
THE QUADRATIC ARC COMPUTER (QUACI
PACM52P 53
QUADDED LOGIC
RTCS62 205
RESISTORS. AND OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS
A FOUR-QUA.DRANT MULTIPLIER USING TRIANGULAR WAVES. DIODES.
PGEC592 222
0.1 PER CENT
.
A TRANSISTORIZED FOUR-QUADRANT TIME-DIVISION MULTIPLIER WITH AN ACCURACY.OF PGEC581 41
THE QUADRATIC ARC COMPUTER (QUACI
PACM52P 53
CO'PUTATION OF THE FREQUENCY FUNCTION OF A QUADRATIC FORM IN RANDOM NORMAL VARIABLES
JACM603 245
RESTRICTIONS
OUADRATic PROGRAMMING WITH BOUNDED VARIABLE
PACM61 10Al
A TRANSISTOR
A TRANSISTOR
COMPUTATION WITH
MULTIPLIER
OPTIMIZATION OF
A SECONDARY-EMISSION
NCE OF SATURATING AND CURRENT CLAMPED HIGH-FREQUENCY
TRANSISTOR
A TRANSISTORIZED
CORRECTION. A TRANSISTORIZED
DIGITAL SIMULATION OF

298

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

298

QUA - RAT

TITLE WORD INDEX

IRED TO BE ZERO OR UNITY
LINEAR AND QUADRATIC PROGRAMMING WITH SOME OR ALL VARIABLES REQU
A NOTE
ON THE USE OF AUTOMATIC ADJUSTMENT OF STRIP WIDTH IN QUAORATURE
'SUB-ROUTINES ON SEAC FOR NUMERICAL INT
EGRATIONS Of DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS AND FOR GAUSSIAN QUADRATURE
'HOLM INTEGRAL EQUATIONS OF THE FIRST KI
ND BY THE INVERSION OF THE LINEAR SYSTEM PRODUCED BY QUADRATURE
CONVERGENCE PROPERTIES OF GAUSSIAN QUADRATURE FORMULAE
THE uSE OF HIGHER DERIVATIVES IN QUADRATURE FORMULAE
COMPOSITE RULES
A FAMILY OF QUADRATURE FOR~ULAS WHICH ACHIEVE HIGH ACCURACY IN
NEWTON-COTES TYPE QUADRATURE FORMULAS WITH TERMINAL CORRECTIONS
NUMERICAL QUADRATURE IN MANY DIMENSIONS
NUMERICAL QUAORATURE IN N DIMENSIONS
NUMERICAL QUADRATURE OF DISCONTINUOUS FUNCTIONS
AN ITERATIVE METHOD FOR QUADRATURES
CLASSIFICATION OF QUALITATIVE DATA
CHARACTER QUALITY AND SCANNER ORGANIZATION
ON SMOOTHING OF PULP QUALITY CHARACTERISTICS IN A FLOW SYSTEM
DEPENDENCE
OF
SPEECH QUALITY ON TRANSMITTED INFORMATION RATE IN A BAND
COMPRESSION SYSTEM
A COMPUTING PROCEDURE FOR QUANTIFICATION THEORY
A PROOF METHOD FOR QUANTIFICATION THEDRY, ITS JUSTIFICATION AND REALIZAT
ION
QUANTITATIVE CHARACTERISTICS OF DATA PROCESSING
SYSTEMS
THE CAUDAL PHOTORECEPTOR OF THE CRAYFISH, A QUANTITATIVE STUDY OF RESPONSES TO INTENSITY, TEMPORA
LAND'
CURRENT MEDICAL LITERATURE, A QUANTITATIVE SURVEY OF ARTICLES AND JOURNALS
PURCHASE COSTS, A COST-QUANTITY ANALYSIS
THE DESIGN PHILOSOPHY OF PEGASUS, A QUANTITY-PRODUCTION COMPUTER
QUANTIZED FLUX COUNTER
A LOGARITHMIC VOLTAGE QUANTIZER
A LOGARITHMIC VOLTAGE QUANTlZER
HIGH-SPEED OPTICAL COMPUTERS AND QUANTUM TRANSITION MEMORY OEVICES
DIVISIONS AND SQUARE ROOT IN THE QUARTER-IMAGINARY NUMBER SYSTEM
A REMARKABLE QUARTIC YIELDING CERTAIN DIVISORS Of MERSENNE NUMBERS
OF ORDINARY AND PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS BY QUASI-DIAGONAL MATRICES
SOLUTION OF SYSTEMS
SOLUTION OF THE INITIAL VALUE PROBLEM FOR SYSTEMS OF QUASI-LINEAR PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS OF THE FI
QUASI-RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS DESIGN AND COMPUTER EVALUATION STUDY FOR A QUASI-REAL TIME DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM IN A MANUfACTU
IN ANALYSIS OF ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPH ANO SIMILAR QUASI-RHYTHMIC PATTERNS
DIGITAL COMPUTER USAGE
S OF ELECTRONIC BUILDING BLOCKS
A QUASI-SIMPLEX METHOD fOR DESIGNING SUBOPTIMUM PACKAGE
PATTERNS
A QUASI-TOPOLOGICAL METHOD FOR THE RECOGNITION OF LINE
QUASI-TRIDIAGONAL MATRICES AND TYPE-INSENSITIVE
DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS
DN QUASICYCLIC JACOBI METHODS
THIN MAGNETIC FILMS
ANALYSIS OF STATIC AND QUASIDYNAMIC BEHAVIOR OF MAGNETOSTATICALLY COUPLED
ON WAITING TIMES fOR DROUGHT RELIEF IN QUEENSLAND
BASEBALL, AN AUTOMATIC QUESTION ANSWERER
BASEBALL, AN AUTOMATIC QUESTION-ANSWERER
FOR ATOMIC ENERGY INFORMATION FROM REFERENCE QUESTIONS
DETERMINING REQUIREMENTS
SOME QUESTIONS CONCERNING THE EXPLANATION OF lEARNING IN
ANIMALS
RETRIEVAL SYSTEM
RETRIEVAL QUESTIONS FROM THE USE OF LINDE'S INDEXING AND
SOME GENERAL QUESTIONS IN PROGRAMMING
A QUEUE NETWORK SIMULATOR FOR THE IBM 650 AND BURROUGHS
220
A CLASS OF MULTI-QUEUE PROBLEMS ARISIMG IN COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
ON A QUEUEING PROBLEM ARISING IN RECIRCULATING MEMORIES
A DISCRETE QUEUEING PROBLeM WITH VARIABLE SERVICE TIMES
QUEUEING THEORY AND RESERVOIR DESIGN
A MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR PROBLEM QUEUING IN A COMPUTER SYSTEM
ANALYSIS OF A BASIC QUEUING PROBLEM ARISING IN COMPUTER SYSTEMS
TWO CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE TEC~NIQUES OF QUEUING PROBLEMS
ESTIMATION OF QUEUING STRUCTURE BY MEANS OF STATISTICAL SAMPLING
QUICK CALCULATION OF JACOBIAN ELLIPTIC FUNCTIONS
CORRIGENOUM TO 'QUICK CALCULATION OF JACOBIAN ELLIPTIC FUNCTIONS'
QUICKSORT
QUIESCENT CORE-TRANSISTOR COUNTERS
A GENERALIZATION OF A THEOREM OF QUINE FOR SIMPLIfYING TRUTH fUNC.IONS
A CLASS
OF BINARY DIVISIONS YIELOING MINIMALLY REPRESENT EO QUOTIENTS
QUOTIENTS OF CONTEXT-FREE LANGUAuES
R.A.E. SEQUENCE CONTROLLED CALCULATOR
DEVELOPMENTS IN CHARACTER RECOGNITION MACHINES AT RABINOW ENGINEERING COMPANY
DIGITAL SIMULATION Of PULSE DOPPLER TRACK-WHILE-SCAN RADAR
ELECTRONIC SYST-EM EVALUATOR TECI
OPTIMIZATION OF A RADAR AND ITS ENVIRONMENT BY GEESE. GENERAL ELECTRIC
INTEGRATOR
DIGITAL MOON-RADAR ANTENNA PROGRAMMER WITH ANALOG RATE SIGNAL
A SURVEY OF DIGITAL METHODS FOR RADAR OATA PROCESSING
'SAMPLES fOR USE IN
THE REALISTIC SIMULATION AND EVALUATION OF AUTOMATIC RADAR DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS
HYBRIO TECHNIQUES FOR REAL-TIME RADAR SIMULATION
RADAR SYSTEMS SIMULATION TECHNIQUES
IOF CARTESIAN CO-ORDINATE
INFORMATION INTO POLAR CO-OROINATE FORM SUITABLE FOR RAOAR TARGET ACQUISITION
AN fST-2 RAOAR-PROCESSING EQUIPMENT FOR SAGE
A RADIANT-ENERGY HEATER USING AN ELLIPSOIDAL REFLECTOR
VOLUME TABLE PREPARATION FOR PINUS RADIATA IN N.S.W.
THE USE OF
CALCULATING ~ACHINES IN THE THEORY OF PRIMARY COSMIC RADIATION
ON COMPUTING RADIATION INTEGRALS
REMARKS ON 'ON COMPUTING RAOIATION INTEGRALS'
A COMPUTER METHOO FOR RADIATION TREATMENT PLANNING
DATA PROCESSING
IN PURE RESEARCH WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO RADIO ASTRONOMY
A RAOIO-FREQUENCY NONOESTRUCTIVE REAOOUT FOR MAGNETICCORE MEMORIES
RADIO-INTERFERENCE CONTROL AS APPLIED TO BUSINESS
MACHINES
PHOTONUCLEAR
REACTION CROSS SECTIONS ANALYSIS fROM RESIDUAL RADIOACTIVITY MEASUREMENTS
FLUX
THE USE OF RADIOISOTOPES TO DETERMINE THE CHEMISTRY OF SOLDER
ICAl METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF M
OVING FIELD ISODOSE CURVES FOR TREATMENT PLANNING IN RAOIOTHERAPY
RADIOTRACER ST~DIES OF THE INCORPORATION OF IODINE
INTO VAPOR-GROWN GE
RADIX EXCHANGE, AN INTERNAL SORTING METHOD FOR
DIGITAL COMPUTERS
SERIAL DIGITAL AODERS FOR A VARIABLE RADIX OF NOTATION
KEY ADDRESSING OF RANDOM ACCESS MEMORIES BY RADIX TRANSFOR~ATION
SOME RAE DATA PROCESSING SYSTE~S
COMPUTER FINOS A RAILROAD CAR
THE COMPUTER IN CANAOIAN RAILROADING, C.P.R. SYSTEM-WIDE DATA PROCESSING
T~E SOLUTION OF RAILWAY PROBlE~S ON A 0 IG IT AL COMPUTER. 1
THE SOLUTION OF RAILWAY PROBLE~S ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER, 2
CATA PROCESSING AT THE CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS
RAKE, A HIGH SPEED BINARY-BOC AND BCD BINARY BUFFER
AN EXPERIMENT
IN MECHANICAL SEARCHING OF RESEARCH LITERATURE WITH RAMAC
THE RAMAC OATA-PROCESSING MACHINE
METHOOS
OF FILE ORGANIZATION FOR EFFICIENT USE OF IBM RAMAC FILES
TI-'E IBM 650 RAMAC INQUIRY STATION OPERATION
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COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

PUL - RAM
AUS 63 6.7
ECIP55 IB2
PACM52T 88
JACM631 en
TCJ3614 272
TCJ5634 322
JACM593 384
TCJ5623 230
JACM592 219
TCJ6631 75
PACM61 2At.
TCJ5623 228
BIT 622 83
TCJ4612 137
BIT 624 203
IFIP62 354
JACM603 201
IBMJ601 28
HACC59
4
SJCC62 159
ICSI581 435
PACM61 12Bl
IEES56 188
WCR 574 2410
PWCS54
19
PGEC554 150
WJCC61 475
CACMb14 192
BIT 632 122
TCJ4611 54
IFlP62 169
E JCC56 12B
PACM61 12B4
IFIPb2 433
CAS 5'1 100
ICIP59 232
PACM59
31
JACM621 118
IBMJ624 419
AUS 1008'8.2
CATHb3 207
WJCC61 219
ICSI581 181
MTP 5B 691
ICSI5Bl 763
TOI'IM5B
85
CACM590 20
PACM61 12A5
I8MJb34 3~0
I BMJ624 401
HARVbl
59
PACM59
10
I BMJ612 132
TCJ3602 114
PACM59
9
CACM621 399
CACM629 481
TCJ5621 10
1 EES56 418
PGEC612 165
PGEC626 161
J ACM634 487
CAMB49
22
OCR 62
27
NCR 624 94
WJCC61 490
NCR 584 211
67
E JCC60
WCR 584
8
FJCC63 445
NCR 594 190
AUS 100 C9.3
EJCC51 156
I6MJ574 349
AUS 60B11.2
HARV49 244
CACM592 28
CACM596 2!>
CACM627 407
AUS 511 105
PGEC544 12
I BMJ514 363
AUS 60S'4.1
16MJ613 218
CACM630 625
IBI'IJ603 269
JACM592 1!>6
ADC 53 120
SJCC63 3~5
AUS 512 214
CACM618 356
CAN 58
6
TCJ1581 25
TCJ1582 78
CAN 58
67
WCR 514 261
WJCC58 168
EJCC56 139
WJCC58 194
WJCC51
49
299

RAIl -

REA

TITLE WORD INDEX

THE IBM 650 RAMAC SYSTEM DISK STORAGE OPERATION
COMPUTER
CONTROL OF MAll-ORDER ,HOUSE OPERATIONS IIBM 650 TAPE RAMAC)
RESEARCH IN MACHINE TRANSLATION AT RAMO-WOOLDRIDGE
RESOURCE ALLOCATION ANO MULTl-PROJECT SCHEDULING (RAMPS), A NEW TOOL IN PLANNI NG AND CONTROL
PROJECT SCHEDULING
RAMPS, A TECHNIQUE FOR RESOURCE ALLOCATION AND MULTILINGUISTIC RESEARCH AT THE RAND CORPORATION
OESIGN FEATURES OF REMINGTON RAND SPEED TALLY
THE REMINGTON RAND TYPE 1009-2 ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
UNIVAC RANDEX II. RANOOM ACCESS DATA STORAGE SYSTEM
UNIVAC RANDEX II. RANDOM ACCESS DATA STORAGE SYSTEM
A MULTI-ADDRESSABLE RANDOM ACCESS FILE SYSTEM
KEY ADDRESSING OF RANDOM ACCESS MEMORIES BY RADIX TRANSFORMATION
CARD RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY ICRAM), FUNCTIONS AND USE
QUASI-RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY SYSTEMS
SOME C
HARACTERISTICS OF SORTING IN COMPUTING SYSTEMS USING RANDOM ACCESS STORAGE DEVICES
SYSTEMS CONSIDERATIONS FOR THE USE OF RANDOM ACCESS STORAGE EQUIPMENT
RANDOM ACCESS SYSTEMS FOR CHAIN STORE ACCOUNTING
SORTING WITH LARGE VOLUME, RANDOM ACCESS, DRUM STORAGE
NOTE ON RANDOM ADDRESSING TECHNIQUES
STRAIGHT LINE IS STRAIGHT
HOW A RANDOM ARRAY OF CELLS CAN LEARN TO TELL WHETHER A
ETHOD OF REPRESENTATION, STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL OF 13 RANDOM CODES IN A 4-DIGIT,NUMBER DR 16 RANDOM CODES
A PROGRAM TO STUDY THE EFFECT OF RANDOM DELAYS ON THE ABILITY OF TRAINS TO RUN TO A
SCHEDULE
RANDOM GENERATION OF ENGLISH SENTENCES
FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZATION IN RANDOM NETWORKS
OF THE FREQUENCY FUNCTION OF A QUADRATIC FORM IN RANDOM NORMAL VARIABLES
COMPUTATION
OMPUTER SYSTI
PARALLELISM IN COMPUTER ORGANIZATION RANDOM NUMBER GENERATION IN THE FIXED PLUS VARIABLE C
EMPIRICAL TESTS OF AN ADDITIVE RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR
A NEW PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR
NOTE ON A TEST FOR REPEATING CYCLES IN A PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR
NOTES ON A NEW PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR
A 48-BIT PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR
RANDOM NUMBER GENERATORS
MIXED CONGRUENTIAL RANDOM NUMBER GENERATORS FOR DECIMAL MACHINES
A MODIFIED CONGRUENCE METHOD OF GENERATING PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBERS
SERIAL CORRELATION IN THE GENERATION OF PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBERS
ON SEQUENCES OF PSEUDO-RANOOM NUMBERS OF MAXIMAL LENGTH
THE GENERATION OF PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBERS ON'A DECIMAL CALCULATOR
THE GENERATION OF PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBERS ON ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTERS
RANDOM PROCESSES IN AUTOMATIC CONTROL SYSTEMS
RANDOM SAMPLING FROM THE NORMAL DISTRIBUTION
OPTIMIZATION BY RANDOM SEARCH ON THE ANALOG COMPUTER
ON A PERIODIC PROPERTY OF PSEUDO-RANDOM SEQUENCES
GENERATING DISCRETE RANDOM VARIABLES IN A COMPUTER
ON A RANDOM WALK RELATED TO A NONLINEAR LEARNING MODEL
FLUXLOK,
A NONDESTRUCTIVE, RANDOM-ACCESS ELECTRICALLY ALTERABLE, HIGH-SPEED MEMO
RY TECHNIQUE USING STAI
FERRITE APERTURED PLATE FOR RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY
ENGINEERiNG DESIGN OF A MAGNETIC-DISK RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY
THE N.C.R. MAGNETrt CARD RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY
MEMORY ACCOUNTING MACHINE II. THE MAGNETIC-DISK. RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY
THE RANDOM-ACCESS
THE RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY ACCOUNTING MACHINE I. SYSTEM
THE RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY ACCOUNTING MACHINE II, THE "AGNE
TIC-DISK, RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY
ADDRESSING FOR RANDOM-ACCESS STORAGE
ADDRESSING FOR RANDOM-ACCESS STORAGE WITH MULTIPLE BUCKET CAPACITIES
RAY TUBE AS A COMMUTATING DeVICE IN LARGE-CAPACITY, RANDOM-ACCESS STORES
THE CATHODeCONTRANS, (CONCEPTUAL THOUGHT. RANDOM-NET SIMULATION)
AN INTERRUPT FEATURE
REALIZATION OF RANDOMLY TIMED COMPuTER INPUT AND OUTPUT BY MEANS OF
TOPOLOGICAL ORDERING OF A LIST OF RANDOMLY-NUMBERED ELEMENTS OF A NETWORK
THE SIMULATION OF RANDOMNESS
AN AUTOMATIC CRUISE CONTROL COMPUTER FOR LONG RANGE AIRCRAFT
THE EFFECT OF A COUNTER-MEASURE NOSE CONE
LONG RANGE BALLISTIC MISSILE TRAJECTORIES PREDICTION AND
WIDE TEMPERATURE RANGE COINCIDENT CURRENT CORE MEMORIES
LONG RANGE DATA PROCESSING PROSPECTS AND PROBLEMS
ON THE REDUCTION OF NUMBER RANGE IN THE USE OF THE GRAEFFE PROCESS
A NOTE ON RANGE TRANSFORMATIONS FOR SQUARE ROOT AND LOGARITHM
TRACES. ,TERM RANKS, WIDTHS AND HEIGHTS
REQUIREMENTS FOR A RAPID ACCESS DATA FILE
AN EXPERIMENTAL RAPID ACCESS MEMORY USING DIODES AND CAPACITORS
AN ALGORITHM FOR RAPID BINARY DIVISION
HAVING ELEVEN BINARY DIGITS
A RAPID DIGITAL-TO-ANALOGUE CONVERTOR FOR NUMBERS
RAPID PROCESSING OF BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH DATA
A COMPUTER-INTEGRATED RAPID-ACCESS MAGNETIC TAPE SYSTEM WITH FIXED ADDRESS
CORES FOR STORAGE AND SWITCHING
RAPID-ACCESS STORAGE, INCLUDING THE USE OF MAGNETIC
A RAPIDLY CONVERGENT DESCENT METHOD FOR MINIMIZATION
THE X
RAPIDLY CONVERGENT EXPRESSIONS FOR EVALUATING E TO
RAPIDWRITE
RAPIDWRITE, A NEW APPROACH TO COBOL READABILITY
RAPIDWRITE. COBOL WITHOUT TEARS
ADVANCE NOTES ON RASCAL
A
DYNAMIC LOGIC TECHNIQUE FOR SIXTEEN MEGACYCLE CLOCK RATE
DEGREES C
25-MC CLOCK-RATE COMPUTER CIRCUITS FOR OPERATION FROM - 0 TO +100
A PROGRAMMED VARIABLE-RATE COUNTER FOR GENERATING THE SINE FUNCTION
DESIGN OF A ONE-MEGACYCLE ITERATION RATE DDA
ENDENCE OF SPEECH QuALITY ON TRANSMITTED INFORMATION RATE IN A BAND COMPRESSION SYSTEM
llEP
TO-ANALOG CONVERSION BY INTEGRATION OF A VARIABLE-RATE PULSE TRAIN
HIGH-SPEED DIGITALANALOG
COMPUTER
THE DESIGN OF A RATE SERVO FOR USE IN AN
DIGITAL MOON-RADAR ANTENNA PROGRAMMER WITH ANALOG RATE SIGNAL INTEGRATOR
TRANSISTOR PULSE CIRCUITS FOR 160-MC CLOCK RATES
MAXIMUM PULSE PACKING DENSITIES AND TRANSFER RATES
ACHIEVING
DIFFUSION EQUATION
RATES OF CONVERGENCE IN NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE
ERROR ESTIMATION IN TRANSFER RATES OF PLASMA CONSTITUENTS
IFFERENCE EQUATIONS
ON THE INCREASE OF CONVERGENCE RATES OF RELAXATION PROCEDURES FOR ELLIPTIC PARTIAL 0
AUTOMOBILE SELECTIVE UNDERWRITING AND AUTOMATIC RATING ON THE IBM 650
INTERVAL
ESTIMATION OF THE TIME IN ONE STATE TO TOTAL TIME RATIO IN A DOUBLE EXPONENTIAL PROCESS
NEW PROCEDURES FOR RATIONAL APPROXIMATION
RATIONAL APPROXIMATION OF DECAY-TYPE FUNCTIONS
RATIONAL APPROXIMATION OF EMPIRICAL FUNCTIONS
RESENTATION OF POWER SERIES IN TERMS OF POLYNOMIALS, RATIONAL APPROXIMATIONS AND CONTINUED FRACTIONS
REP
R SIMILAR FUNCTIONS
NOTE ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF RATIONAL APPROXIMATIONS FOR THE ERROR FUNCTION AND FO
RATIONAL APPROXIMATIONS FOR TRANSCENDENTAL FUNCTIONS
ON THE COMPUTATION OF RATIONAL APPROXIMATIONS TO CONTINUOUS FUNCTIONS
300

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

QUA - RAT
WJCC57
103
CAS 60
106
NSMT60
26
TCJ5634 300
SJCC63
17
NSMT60
13
IIJCC54 155
P IRE530 1332
EJCC60 189
EJCC60 189
WCR 6010 102
SJCC63 3!>5
EJCC61 147
EJCC56 128
C4CM635 2108
CAN 60 356
AUS 60 A4.1
CACM635 2100
I BSJ632 112
SOS 61 315
CACM623 165
TCJ6632 121
Mfl 611 65
SDS 61 291
JACM603 2105
IIJCC61 157
JACM594 527
JACM601 75
TCJ3601
9
JACM612 163
CACM618 no
PACM59
1
JACM632 131
TCJ1582 83
JACM601 72
JACM584 353
JACM542 88
TCJ2604 181
CCST61 363
TCJ3614 2!j1
PGEC592 200
JACM583 261
CACM631 37
NCR 612 211
PGEC603 323
EJCC56 107
WJCC56
102
LCMT61 1109
IBMJ571 72
I BMJ571 62
IBI'IJ571 72
18MJ572 130
JACM633 307
LCMT61
99
EJCC61 1210
PGEC582 1101
CACM611t 167
AUS 60812.1
PGEC521 It1
AUS 6DB' 10.1
WJCC61 201
LSU 58
1
J ACM631t 538
CACM636 306
IBMJ605 1055
WJCC56
39
PACM52T 133
PGEC611t 662
IEES56 1021
LSU 56 2210
WJCC58
102
IEES56 289
TCJ6632 163
CACM609 500
ARAP623 299
TCJ462it 301
ROME62 573
ADC 53
It6
WCR 6010 116
WCR 6010 105
PGEC561 21
SJCC62 353
IF IP62 3510
WJCC57 128
AUS 6DC10.4
NCR 5810 211
PGEC594 432
WCR 5810 108
JACM561 29
CAN 60 15B
JACM601 29
CAS 55
101
CACM606 361
PACM61 12A2
BIT 622 69
BIT 621 53
JACM614 613
tACM618 3510
ICIPS9
57
CACM627 1001
300

RAT - REA

TITLE WORD INDEX

RATIONAL APPROXIMATIONS TO THE EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION
ES FOR CONTINUED FRACTIONS
METHODS FOR FITTING RATIONAL APPROXIMATIONS, PART I, TELESCOPING PROCEOUR
METHODS FOR FITTING RATIONAL APPROXIMATIONS, PARTS II AND IIi
FUNCTIONS
RATIONAL CHEBYSHEV APPROXIMATIONS OF ELEMENTARY
A NEW PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUE FOR RATIONAL FRACTIONS
UNCTION WITH APPLICATION TO THE PRACTICAL SOLUI
ON RATIONAL FUNCTION APPROXIMATIONS TO THE EXPONENTIAL F
ECONOMIIATION OF RATIONAL FUNCTIONS
OTTING' ROUTINE FOR THE INVERSE LAPLACE TRANSFORM OF RATIONAL FUNCTIONS
A 'CURVE PL
A SUBROUTINE FOR COMPUTATIONS WITH RATIONAL NUMBERS
PROCESSING
A MORE RATIONAL SYSTEM OF JUSTICE THROUGH INFORMATION
UP PROCEDURES IN LANGUAGE PROCESSING PART I, THE RAW TEXT
TABLE LOOKTHE PROCESSING AND ANALYSIS OF COSMIC RAY AIR SHOWER DATA USING THE COMPUTER SILL lAC
AUTOMATIC RECORDING OF COSMIC RAY AIR SHOWERS
DIGITAL RECORDING OF INFORMATION FROM COSMIC RAY AIR SHOWERS
THE AUTOMATIC
CATHODE RAY TUBE STORAGE
CATHODE RAY TUBE STORAGE
AN IMPROVED CATHODE RAY TUBE STORAGE SYSTEM
THE TESTING OF ·CATHODE RAY TUBES FOR USE IN THE WILLIAMS TYPE STORAGE SYSTEM
ABSTRACT COMPLEX
ON A PROGRAM FOR RAY-CHAUDHURI'S ALGORITHM FOR A MINIMUM COVER OF AN
THE DESIGN AND OPERATION OF A PARALLEL-TYPE CATHOOE-RAY-TUBE STORAGE SYSTEM
OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH RAYDAC
RAYOAC INPUT-OUTPUT SYSTEMS
THE RAYDAC SYSTEM AND ITS EXTERNAL MEMORY
THE RAYTHEON ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER
ACCEPTANCE TEST FOR RAYTHEON HURRICANE COMPUTER
PROBLEMS
RCA APPROACH TO AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING FOR COMMERCIAL
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE RCA BIIMAC COMPUTER
PROGRAMMING THE VARIABLE~ITEM-LENGTH RCA BIZMAC COMPUTER·
LOGIC DESIGN OF THE RCA BIIMAC COMPUTER
PURPOSE AND APPLICATION OF THE RCA BIIMAC SYSTEM
FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZATION OF DATA IN THE RCA BIIMAC SYSTEM
INPUT AND OUTPUT DEVICES OF THE RCA BIIMAC SYSTEM
ACCURACY CONTROL IN THE RCA BIZMAC SYSTEM
THE RCA BIZMAC SYSTEM CENTRAL
AN RCA HIGH-PERFORMANCE TAPE TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT
AN RCA HIGH-PERFORMANCE TAPE-TRANSPORT SYSTEM
THE RCA MULTI-FONT READING MACHINE
COBOL COMPILATION FOR RCA 501 I SWEDISHI
THE RCA 501 ASSEMBLY SYSTEM
THE RCA 501 ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
DESiGN
THE RCA 501 HIGH-SPEED PRINTERS, THE STORY OF A PRODUCT
DESIGN OF THE RCA 501 SYSTEM
VARIABLE WORD SORTING IN THE RCA 501 SYSTEM
A GENERALIZED BROKERAGE ACCOUNTING SYSTEM IRCA 5011
MULTIPROGRAMMING THE RCA 601
THE RCA 601
THE RCA 601 SYSTEM OESIGN
CATION OF COMPUTERIZED SCHEDULING TECHNIQUES AND THE RCA-PERT-COST PROGRAM
'STEMS APPROACH FOR THE APPLI
DECOYS
ANALOG SIMULATION OF THE RE-ENTRY OF A BALLISTIC MISSILE WARHEAD AND MULTIPLE
USE OF A COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL SYSTEM FOR RE-ENTRY VEHICLE FLIGHT SIMULATION
FLIGHT SlMULATION OF ORBITAL AND RE-ENTRY VEHICLES
RELIABILITY OF A LARGE REAC INSTALLATION
CTIVITY MEASUREMENTS
PHOTONUCLEAR REACTION CROSS SECTIONS ANALYSIS FROM RESIDUAL RADlOA
COMPUTERS IN THE DYNAMIC OPTIMIZATION OF CHEMICAL REACTIONS
THE ROLE OF DIGITAL
THE REACTIVE TYPEWRITER
ABSTRACTS, NUCLEAR REACTOR CODES
ABSTRACTS, ADDITIONAL NUCLEAR REACTOR CODES
RELIMINARY CALCULATION OF SOME PARAMETERS IN NUCLEAR REACTOR CORE THERMAL DESIGN
P
PYROLYSIS REACTOR DESIGN COMPUTATIONS
PHYSICAL SIMULATION OF NUCLEAR REACTOR POWER PLANT SYSTEMS
A NEW NONDESTRUCTIVE READ FOR MAGNETIC CORES
SIMULATION OF THREE MACHINES WHICH READ ROWS OF HANDWRITTEN ARABIC NUMBERS
A REA~-OUT CIRCUIT FOR HIGH-SPEED NON-DESTRUCTIVELY READ STORES
READ-BACKWARD POLYPHASE SORTING
DYNAMIC BINARY COUNTER WITH ANALOG READ-OUT
STATIC MAGNETIC WIRE STORAGE· WITH NONDESTRUCTIVE READ-DUT
A DIGITAL
SPEED IN A CORE MEMORY WITH NON-DESTRUCTIVE READ-OUT
NANOSECOND
A DIRECT READ-OUT BISTABLE CIRCUIT AND SOME APPLICATIONS OF IT
READ STORES
A READ-OUT CIRCUIT FOR HIGH-SPEED NON-DESTRUCTIVELY
A WORD-ORIENTED TRANSISTOR DRIVEN NON-DESTRUCTIVE READ-DUT MEMORY
FLUX RESPONSIVE MAGNETIC HEADS FOR LOW SPEED READ-OUT OF DATA
·A GLOW COUNTING TUBE READ-OUT TECHNIQUE AND ITS APPLICATION
MOLECULAR STORAGE ANO READ-OUT WITH MICROWAVES
AN EVALUATION OF AUTOCODE READABILITY
RAPIDWRITE, A NEW APPROACH TO COBOL READABILITY
DRK
INCREASED DIGITAL MAGNETIC RECORDING REA08ACK RESOLUTION BY MEANS OF A LINEAR PASSIVE NETW
A VERY HIGH SPEED PUNCHED PAPER TAPE READER
HOT-WIRE ANEMOMETER PAPER TAPE READER
AN ADAPTIVE CHARACTER READER·
A TYPED PAGE READER
PRESENTATION OF A N8W HIGH SPEED PAPER TAPE READER
THE UNISERVo-TAPE READER AND RECORDER
IBM MAGNETIC TAPE READER AND RECORDER
CHARACTER READER FOR BANK DATA PROCESSOR
A FAST CARD READER FOR THE GIER COMPUTER
ON THE DESIGN OF PHOTOELECTRIC PAPER-TAPE READERS
DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR STYLIZED FONT CHARACTER READERS
IN THE PRACTICAL UTILIZATION OF OPTICAL CHARACTER READERS
SOME IMPORTANT FACTORS
INFORMATION-THEORETIC ASPECTS OF CHARACTER READING
CHARACTER RECOGNITION TECHNIQUES FOR ADDRESS READING
A ONE TURN MAGNETIC READING AND RECORDING HEAD FOR CDMPUTER USE
COMBINED READING AND WRITING ON A MAGNETIC DRUM
PATTERN RECOGNITION AND READING BY MACHINE
DATA PROCESSING COMPILERS FOR SMALL CARD READING COMPUTERS
DEVICES FOR READING HANDWRITTEN CHARACTERS
INTEO IN MAGNETIC INK, IN PASSING BENEATH A MAGNETIC READING HEAD
IWAVE·FORM GENERATED BY A CHARACTER, PR
AN ELECTRONIC READING MACHINE
THE RCA MULTI-FONT READING MACHINE
AUTOMATIC READING MACHINE FOR TELEGRAPH SERVICE
AUTOMATIC READING OF CURSIVE SCRIPT
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 19.6-1963

301

796-980 0-66-20

RAM - REA
JACM511 2.
JACM602 150
JACM633 251
BIT 61. 256
TCJ159. 116
PACM56
•
JACM633 218
JACM581 52
JACM561
6
FJCC63 609
IBMJ612 86
AUS 63 B.12
AUS 63 C.23
AUS 512 219
CAMB.9
26
ADC 53 212
WJCC53 161
PACM52T .2
CACM61N 50.
IEES56 319
EJCC52
11
EJCC52
10
EJCC52
63
HARV.9
50
EJCC53
.8
ONR 56
51
WJCC56 U3
WJCC56 131
NCR 56. 81
WJCC56 119
WJCC56 12.
NCR 56. 88
WJCC57 202
WJCC56 126
NCR 51. 96
WJCC57
52
OCR 62
3
BIT 61. 263
WJCC59 121
WJCC58
66
WJCC59 20.
EJCC58 160
PACM59
••
CAS 60
68
PACM61 12Cl
CACM61. 191
EJCC60 173
PACM62 100
SJCC62 267
EJCC61 105
PGEC6H 555
EJCC53
53
AUS 60B' •• 1
WJCC59 107
CACM631 .8
CACM591
6
CACM601
6
AUS 60 B8.3
CAS 55
85
EJCC57
80
WJCC55 III
PGEC613 .89
IFIP62 597
CACM635 220
NCR 537 13
PGEC611 56
IFIP62 585
WJCC58 13.
IFIP62 591
WJCC60
83
NCR 58. 219
PGEC593 317
NCR 58. 255
CACM623 156
TCJ.62. 301
18MJ631 22
WCR 57. 218
EJCC60 267
WCR 60. 29
OCR 62
85
BIT 632 93
EJCC52
.7
EJCC52
86
SACI58
5
8IT 631 ~.
AUS 60Cll.]
OCR 62 115
OCR 62 129
ICIP59 2.8
OCR 62
51
NCR 55~ 95
PIRE530 1.38
EJCC59 225
PACM59
63
EJCC57 232
PGEC5S. 217
ICIP59 221
OCR 62
3
SJCC63 113
OCR62 151
301

REA - REC

TITLE WORD INDEX

READING OF MAGNETIC RECORDS BY RELUCTANCE VARIATION
ELECTROSTATIC READING OF PERFORATED MEDIA
REAOING RUSSIAN SCIENTIfIC LITERATURE
AN IMPROVED READING SYSTEM FOR MAGNETICALLY RECORDED DIGITAL DATA
RECORDING
A LOGICAL READING SYSTEM FOR NONRETURN-TO-ZERO MAGNETIC
MAGNETIC READING-RECORDING HEAD DESIGN fOR UNIVAC
FROM MATRIX ELECTROLUMINESCENT SCREENS IN OPTICAL READOUT APPLICATIONS
IMPROVED PERFORMANCE
A NONDESTRUCTIVE READOUT FILM MEMORY
DIGITAL PROGRAMMING AND REAOOUT FOR ANALOG COMPUTERS
A RADIO-FREQUENCY NONDESTRUCTIVE READOUT FOR MAGNETIC-CORE MEMORIES
NONDESTRUCTIVE READOUT Of METALLIC-TAPE COMPUTER CORES
AN AUTOMATIC VOICE REAOOUT SYSTEM
ANALYSIS OF A MAGNETO-OPTIC READOUT SYSTEM
A CARD CHANGEABLE NONDESTRUCTIVE READOUT TWISTOR STORE
READY-TO-WEAR LNIT CONTROL PROCEDURE
PURPOSES
AN ANALYSIS OF REAL ANO SIMULATED STATISTICS FOR SYSTEM DESIGN
ANALOGUE COMPUTER TO SOLVE POLYNOMIAL EQUATIONS WITH REAL COEfFICIENTS
AN
ANALYTIC TREATMENT OF REAL FUNCTIONS GIVEN IN DISCRETE POINTS ONLY
THE JACOBI METHOD FOR REAL SYMMETRIC MATRICES
ON THE CODING OF JACOBI'S
METHOD FOR CCMPUTING EIGENVALUES AND EIGENVECTORS OF REAL SYMMETRIC MATRICES
R FOR COMPUT~TION OF EIGENVALUES AND EIGENVECTORS OF REAL SYMMETRIC MATRICES
IARIABLE' STRUCTURE COMPUTE
FOOTNOTE TO 'THE JACOBI METHOD FOR REAL SYMMETRIC MATRICES'
IRIABLE' STRUCTURE COMPUTE
R FOR COMPUTATION OF EIGENVALUES AND EIGENVECTORS OF REAL SYMMETRIC MATRICES'
ALCULATING THE CHARACTERISTIC ROOTS AND VECTORS OF A REAL SYMMETRIC MATRIX
THE METHOD OF LANCZOS FOR C
CALCULATION OF THE EIGENVALUES ANO EIGENVECTORS OF A REAL SYMMETRIC MATRIX
IITERATIVE PROCEDURE FOR THE
DIGITAL
COMPUTER SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS IN REAL TIME
FOR PROCESSING AND DISPLAYING SATELLITE DATA IN REAL TIME
A RESEARCH LABORATORY
MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES FOR REAL TIME COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
OESCRIPTION OF THE MERCURY REAL TIME COMPUTING SYSTEM
TECHNIQUES FOR MULTI-LEVEL PROGRAMMING WITH REAL TIME CONSTRAINTS
A REAL TIME DATA ASSIMILATOR
REAL TIME DATA PROCESSING FOR GIER (NORWEGIANI
EMS DESIGN ANO COMPUTER EVALUATION STUDY FOR A QUASI-REAL TIME DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM IN A MANUFACTURING E
MATHEMATICAL CONSIDERATIONS OF REAL TIME DIGITAL SIMULATION
•
LANGUAGES AND REAL TIME INfORMATION PROCESSING
COMPUTERS FOR REAL TIME MILITARY COMMAND AND CONTROL
RY SPACE FLIGHT DATA PROCESSING
A REAL TIME MULTI-COMPUTER SYSTEM FOR LUNAR AND PLANETA
SABRE, A REAL TIME PROBLEM IN TELE-PROCESSING
REAL-TIME ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTATION
REAL-TIME ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTATION
DESIGN OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR A LARGE-SCALE REAL-TIME APPLICATION
THE LOGICAL
REAL-TIME AUTOMOBILE RIOE SIMULATION
JOVIAL, A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE FOR REAL-TIME COMMAND SYSTEMS
REAL-TIME COMPUTATION AND RECURSIVE FUNCTIONS NOT REAL-TIME COMPUTABLE
'REAL-TIME COMPUTATION AND RECURSIVE FUNCTIONS NOT REAL-TIME COMPUTABLE'
CORRECTION
CONTROL OF AUTOMOBILE TRAFFIC, A PROBLEM IN REAL-TIME COMPUTATION
REAL-TIME COMPUTA8LE
REAL-TIME COMPUTATION AND RECURSIVE FUNCTIONS NOT
CORRECTION 'REAL-TIME COMPUTATION AND RECURSIVE FUNCTIONS NOT
REAL-TIME COMPUUBLE'
PROJECT MERCURY REAL-TIME COMPUTATIONAL AND DATA-FLDW SYSTEM
AN ANALOG-DIGITAL REAL-TIME COMPUTER
SIMULATION TECHNIQUES FOR THE TEST AND EVALUATION OF REAL-TIME COMPUTER PROGRAMS
SIMULATION TECHNIQUES FOR THE TEST AND EVALUATION OF REAL-TIME COMPUTER PROGRAMS
ORGANIZING AND PROGRAMMING A SHIPBOARD REAL-TIME COMPUTER SYSTEM
SYSTEMS CONSIDERATIONS IN REAL-TIME COMPUTER USAGE
REAL-TIME COMPUTER-BASED MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS
COMMUNICATION SWITCHING SYSTEMS AS REAL-TIME COMPUTERS
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING FOR REAL-TIME COMPUTERS
PROGRAM DESIGN TO ACHIEVE MAXIMUM UTILIZATION IN A REAL-TIME COMPUTING SYSTEM
REAL-TIME CONTROL OF TRAfFIC FLOW
DIGITAL COMPUTERS FOR LINEAR REAL-TIME CONTROL SYSTEMS
AUTOMATIC OAT A-RECORDING IN REAL-TIME CONTROL SYSTEMS
LS WITH AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER, A NEW APPLICATION OF REAL-TIME DATA PROCESSING
ICONT~OL OF TRAFFIC SIGNA
REAL-TIME DATA PROCESSING FOR CAA AIR-TRAFFIC CONTROL
TECHNIQUES
REAL-TIME DIGITAL ANALYSIS AND ERROR-COMPENSATING
CONTROL SYSTEMS
A HIGH-ACCURACY, REAL-TIME DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR USE IN CONTINUOUS
ERROR DETECTION AND ERROR CORRECTION IN REAL-TIME DIGITAL COMPUTERS
REAL-TIME DIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER (OART)
COMPUTERS, THE ANSWER TO REAL-TIME FLIGHT ANALYSIS
A GENERAL VIEW OF FUNDAMENTAL PROBLEMS IN REAL-TIME INFORMATION PROCESSING (FRENCH)
REAL-TIME MANAGEMENT CONTROL AT HUGHES AIRCRAFT
REAL-TIME PRESENTATION OF REOUCEO WINO-TUNNEL DATA
OESIGN OF ITT 525 'VAOE' REAL-TIME PROCESSOR
REAL-TIME PROGRAMMING SPECIFICATIONS
HYBRID TECHNIQUES FOR REAL-TIME RADAR SIMULATION
DIGITAL COMPUTERS FOR REAL-TIME SIMULATION
ASPECTS OF REAL-TIME SIMULATION
ASPECTS OF REAL-TIME SIMULATION
A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR REAL-TIME SIMULATION
ANALOG,
DIGITAL, AND COM81NED ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTERS FOR REAL-TIME SIMULATION
FAC IUTI ES AND INSTRUMENTATION REQUIRED FOR REAL-TIME SIMULATION INVOLVING SYSTEM HARDWARE
REAL-TIME SIMULATION OF A CRUISE MISSILE TRAJECTORY
A NON-REAL-TIME SIMULATION OF SAGE TRACKING ANO BOMARC
GUIDANCE
AN INVESTIGATION OF REAL-TIME SOLUTION OF THE TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM
THE MULTI-LIST SYSTEM FOR REAL-TIME STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL
MULTILEVEL PROGRAM~ING FOR A REAL-TIME SYSTEM
RECOVERY FOR COMPUTER SWITCHOVER IN A REAL-TIME SYSTEM
DYNAMIC STORAGE ALLOCATION FOR A REAL-TIME SYSTEM
FOR SAVINGS BANKS
TELLERTRON, A REAL-TIME UPDATING ANO TRANSACTION PROCESSING SYSTEM
METHOD FeR CCMPUTING EIGENVALUES AND EIGENVECTORS OF REAL, SYMMETRIC MATRICES
ON THE COOING OF JACOBI'S
WHAT IS 'REAL' TIME
TeWARO A THEORY OF AUTOMATA BASED ON MORE REALISTIC PRIMITIVE ELEMENTS
R DATA PI
A LIBRARY OF BLIP SAMPLES FOR USE IN THE REALISTIC SIMULATION ANO EVALUATION OF AUTOMATIC RAOA
ARBITRARY BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS OF N VARIABLES REALIZABLE IN TERMS OFTHRESHOLO DEVICES
FOR ~UANTIFICATION THECRY, ITS JUSTIFICATION AND REALIZATION
A PROOF METHOD
A ~ECHANICAL PROOF PROCEDURE AND ITS REALIZATION IN AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
SOME PROPOSALS FOR THE REALIZATION OF A CERTAIN ASSEMBLY PROGRAM
REALIZATION OF A GEOMETRY THEORE~ PROVING MACHINE
REALIZATION OF A GEOMETRY-THEOREM PROVING MACHINE
EXPRESSIONS
THE REALIZATION OF ALGOL PROCEDURES AND DESIGNATIONAL
MAJORITY ELE~ENTS
REALIZATION OF ARBITRARY LOGICAL FUNCTIONS USING
302

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

RAT - REA
IEES56 333
NCR 544 106
OCR 62
61
PGEC543 22
PGEC553 93
ANL 53 213
LCMT61 231
WJCC61 411
LSU 57
54
PGEC544 12
PGEC594 470
EJCC57 219
PGEC631
3
WJCC59
41
WJCC54
82
TCJ5622 94
AUS 51 196
HARV571
3
JACM591 59
JACM632 123
JACM621 41
JACM601 78
JACM624 522
IEES56 114
JACM563 223
WJCC58
87
SJCC63 117
JACM623 387
CAS 61 101
PACM62
14
CACM597 33
BIT 633 196
PACM61 12B4
PpAAC
9160
CM6622
CAN 62
99
SJCC63 127
TCJ4612 109
NCR 612 182
PGEC621 31
WJCC56·70
WJCC60 285
ARAP623 53
PGEC626 7~3
PGEC634 400
EJCC57
75
PGEC626 753
PGEC634 400
EJCC61
33
PGEC621 46
PACM56
19
JACM573354
FJCC63 127
PLCI61 273
AUS 63 A.19
EJCC57 197
PACM59
64
WJCC59 299
CAS 62
3
EJCC53
33
PACM56
20
IFIP62 231
EJCC57 169
WJCC59 269
WJCC59 197
WJCC57 179
WJCC54 Ij4
WJCC59 350
IFIP62 225
WJCC61 603
EJCC57
50
FJCC62 154
CACM637 376
FJCC63 445
JACM553 186
NCR 574 142
PGEC582 134
FJCC63 459
EJCC57 104
EJCC57
96
PACM62
34
PGEC591 36
JACM612 230
IFIP62 273
EJCC61
1
I8SJ631 76
IBSJ633 230
NCR 624 101
PACM59
33
PACM62
31
IFIP62 379
WCR 584
8
PIRE611 210
IBMJ601 2B
JACM602 102
TCJ3614 220
ICIP59 273
CATH63 134
TCJ5634 332
PGEC633 183
302

REA - REC

TITLE WORD INDEX

REA - REC
PACM56
EJCC59
JACM582
PGEC624
PGEC635
PGEC582
PGEC613
PGEC624
PGEC635
SOS 61
CACM637
TCJ3602
WJCC59
HARV61
WJCC60
ICIP59
SOS 59
EJCC55
OCR 62
CACM63D
AIC 612
NCR 537
AIC 623
ONR 60
NCR 624
AOOC62
EJCC56
CACM63N
PACM61
EJCC53
PACM52P
PLCI61
AODC62
ICSI581
SJCC62
I llMJ634
MTP 58
CACM622
WJCC55
EJCC59
ICIP59
EOP561
TCJ4612
TCJ4612
PGEC613
I FIP62
IFIP62
OCR 62
OCR 62
OCR 62
OCR 62
JACM622
TC86623
NCR 634
PGEC635
PGEC636
OCR 62
SOS 61
OCR 62
CACM622
OPI 62
JACM634
TCJ4612
WJCC55
J ACM611
EJCC59
OCR 62
OCR 62
T CJ4612
I CIP59
E JCC61
CATH63
OCR 62
JACM622
PGEC636
NCR 574
OCR 62
PGEC604
WJCC55
I BMJ584
EJCC59
PGEC601
I BMJ63I
NSMT60
OCR 62
PGEC625
MTL 611
IF IP62
NCR 634
I BMJ631
PACM56
JACM572
ICIP59
OCR 62
IEE556
I BMJ571
WJCC60
ICIP59

CIRCUIT REALIZATION OF BINARY FUNCTIONS USING THRESHOLD
REALIZATION OF BOOLEAN POLYNOMIALS BASED ON INCIDENCE
REALIZATION OF EVENTS BY LOGICAL NETS
A SIMPLIFIED PROCEDURE FOR THE REALIZATION OF LINEARLY-SEPARABLE SWITCHING FUNCTIONS
REALIZATION OF LOGICAL FUNCTIONS BY A NETWORK OF THRE
SHOLD COMPONENTS WITH SPECIFIED SENSITIVITY
REALIZATION OF RANDOMLY TIMED COMPUTER INPUT ANO OUTP
UT BY ~EANS CF AN INTERRUPT FEATURE
LINEAR-INPUT LOGICAL ELEMENTS
THE REALIZATION OF SYMMETRIC SWITCHING FUNCTIONS WITH
AN ANALOG COMPUTER REALIZATION OF THE EUCLIDEAN TOOLS
A REALIZATION PORCEDURE FOR THRESHOLO GATE NETWORKS
NETWORKS WHICH REALIZE A MOOEL FOR INFORMATION REPRESENTATION
REALIZING BOOLEAN CONNECTIVES ON THE IBM 1620
TREES, FORESTS AND REARRANGING
AN APPROACH TO COMPUTERS THAT PERCEIVE, LEARN, AND REASON
THE ROLE
OF COMPUTERS IN THE APPLICATION OF BASIC SCIENTIFIC REASONING TO MEOICINE
A SUGGESTED MOOEl FOR INFORMATION REPR
ESENTATION IN A COMPUTER THAT PERCEIVES, LEARNS, AND REASONS
A MACHINE MODEL OF RECALL
OBSERVERS
STATISTICAL MODELS FOR RECALL ANO RECOGNITION OF STIMULUS PATTERNS BY HUMAN
ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS IN RETAIL ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
AT M.I.T.
RECENT OEVELOPMENT IN OPTICAL CHARACTER RECOGNITION
ADMINISTRATION
RECENT OEVELOPMENTS AFFECTING AOP IN TAX
RECENT OEVELOPMENTS IN LINEAR PROGRAMMING
DIGITAL COMPUTERS
SOME RECENT OEVELOPMENTS IN LOGICAL OR-ANO-OR PYRAMIOS FOR
RECENT OEVELOPMENTS IN NONLINEAR PROGRAMMING
OUTLINE OF RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN SUPERCONDUCTIVITY
AN EVALUATION OF RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE FIELO OF LEARNING MACHINES
RECENT OEVELOPMENTS IN THE SCIENCE OF DIAGNOSIS
RECENT DEVELOP~ENTS IN VERY-HIGH-SPEED MAGNETIC
STORAGE TECHNIQUES
RECENT IMPROVEMENTS IN MADCAP
RECENT NUMERICAL EXPERIMENTS COMPARING SUCCESSIVE OVE
RRELAXATION ITERATIVE METHODS WITH IMPLICIT ALTERI
RECENT PROGRESS IN THE PRODUCTION OF ERROR-FREE
MAGNETIC COMPUTER TAPE
MEDIA
SOME RECENT RESEARCH ON ULTRASONIC PROPATATION IN SOLID
CHARACTERISTICS OF SOME RECENT STUDIES OF INSTRUCTIONAL METHODS
RECENT TRENDS IN COMPUTER PROGRAMMING ANO NUMERICAL
ANALYSIS
ASIA, PRDBLE~S OF SPEED AND COVERAGE
RECENT TRENOS IN SCIENTIFIC OOCUMENTATION IN SOUTH
A THEORY AND SIMULATION OF RHYTHMIC BEHAVIOR DUE TO RECIPROCAL INHIBITION IN SMALL NERVE NETS
ON A QUEUEING PROBLEM ARISING IN RECIRCULATING MEMORIES
AGATHA TYCHE, OF NERVOUS NETS, THE LuCKY RECKONERS
SURGE, A RECOOING OF THE COBOL MERCHANDISE CONTROL ALGORITHM
PROGRAMMING PATTERN RECOGNI liON
DISCUSSION OF PROBLEMS IN PATTERN RECOGN IT ION
THE POTENTIAL FIELD AS AN AID TO CHARACTER RECOGNITION
CHARACTER RECOGNITION
SOME COMMENTS ON CHARACTER RECOGNITION
A NE~ TECHNIQUE IN AUTOMATIC CHARACTER RECOGNITION
AN ANALOG METHOD FOR CHARACTER RECOGNITION
SYMPOSIUM ON PATTERN RECOGNITION
PATTERN RECOGN IT I ON
WEIGHTED AREA SCANNING TECHNIQUES FOR CHARACTER RECOGN IT ION
MUL TI FONT PR INT RECOGN IT I ON
THE USE OF MULTIPLE AUTO-CORRELATION IN CHARACTER RECOGNITION
SOME NOTES ON THE TECHNOLOGY OF RECOGNITION
OPERATIONS USEFUL FOR SIIHLARITY-INVARIANT PATTERN RECOGNITION
DOCUMENT HANDLING AND CHARACTER RECOGNITION
A STREAM-FOLLOWING TECHNIQUE FOR USE IN CHARACTER RECOGNITION
A NEW METHOD FOR AUTOMATIC CHARACTER RECOGNITION
ADAPTIVE SYSTEMS IN PATTERN RECOGN IT I ON
LINEAR
DECISION FUNCTIONS WITH APPLICATION TO PATTERN RECOGNITION
A LOGICAL
PROGRAM FOR THE STIMULATION OF VISUAL PATTERN RECOGNI TI ON
ANALYTIC APP
ROXIMATION AND TRANSLATIONAL INVARIANC.E IN CHARACTER RECOGNI TlON
SIMULATIOI'l AND ANALYSIS
OF BIOCHE~ICAL SYSTEMS, III, ANALYSIS AND PATTERN RECOGNITION
IBRATING OPTIC FIBERS, ANEW CONCEPT FO
R AUDIO-FREQUENCY INFORMATION PROCESSING ANO PATTERN RECOGNITION
FEATURE WORD CONSTRUCTION FOR USE WITH PATTERN RECOGNITION ALGORITHMS, AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY
CHARACTER RECOGNI TlON AND DOCUMENT HANOLING IN BANKS
PATTERN RECOGN IT ION ANC MODERN COMPUTERS
FINITE AUTOMATA, PATTERN RECOGNITION AND PERCEPTRONS
PATTERN RECOGNITION ANt REAOING BY MACHINE
CHARACTER RECOGNIT ION AS SIGNAL OETECTION IN NOISE
RECENT DEVELOPMENT IN OPTICAL CHARACTER RECOGNITION AT M.I.T.
FLYING-SPOT SCANNER
CHARACTER RECOGNITION BY DIGITAL COMPUTER USING A SPECIAL
AN ANALOGOUS METHOD FOR PATTERN RECOGN I TI ON BY FOLLOWING THE BOUNDARY
ABSTRACT SHAPE RECOGNI TI ON BY MACHINE
PATTERN RECOGNITION BY MACHINE
DIGITAL PATTERN RECOGN IT I ON BY MOMENTS
DIGITAL PATTERN RECOGNITION BY MOMENTS
THE ILLINOIS PATTERN RECOGN IT ION COMPUTER, ILLIAC III
CCNSIDERATIONS IN THE DESIGN OF CHARACTER RECOGNITION DEVICES
WIDE-TOLERANCE OPTICAL CHARACTER RECOGNITION FOR EXISTING PRINTING MECHANISMS
RECOGNIZERS
STATISTICAL RECOGNI T1 ON FUNCTIONS AND THE DESIGN OF PATTERN
GENERALIZATION OF PATTERN RECOGNITION IN A SELF-ORGANIZING SYSTEM
ARTIFICIAL AUOITORY RECOGNIT ION IN TELEPHONY
USE OF A COMPUTER TO DESIGN CHARACTER RECOGNITION LOGIC
A METHOO FOR THE DESIGN OF PATTERN RECOGNITION LOGIC
COMP~TER-AUTOMATEO DESIGN OF MULTI FONT PRINT RECOGNI liON LOGIC
MOOERN TRENOS IN CHARACTER RECOGN IT I ON MACHINES
OEVELOPMENTS IN CHARACTER RECOGN IT ION MACHINES AT RABINOW ENGINEERING COMPANY
A RECOGNITION METHOD USING NEIGHBOR OEPENDENCE
TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES
RECOGNITION OF CLAUSES AND PHRASES IN MACHINE
MACHINE RECOGN IT ION OF CURSIVE WRITING
CLASSIFICATION ANO RECOGNITION OF HAND-PRINTED CHARACTERS
ANALYSIS
THE RECOGNITION OF HANDWRITTEN NUMERALS BY CONTOUR
ON THE RECOGNIT ION OF INFORMATION WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER
ON THE RECOGNITION OF INFORMATION WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER
A QUASI-TOPOLOGICAL METHOD FOR THE RECOGNITION OF 1I1'lE PATTERNS
RECOGNITION OF MIXEO-FONT IMPERFECT CHARACTERS
THE DESIGN OF A LOGIC FOR THE RECOGNITION OF PRINTEO CHARACTERS BY SIMULATION
DESIGN OF LOGIC FOR RECOGNIT ION OF PRINTED CHARACTERS BY SIMULATIOI'l
RECOGI'lITlON OF SLOPPY, HAND-PRINTED CHARACTERS
ON THE RECOGNIT ION OF SPEECH BY MACHINE
IIIC 601
MACHINE RECOGNIT I ON OF SPOKEN WORDS
50S 59
STATISTICAL MODELS FOR RECALL AND RECOGNIT ION OF STIMULUS PATTERNS BY HUMAN OBSERVERS

DEVICES
MATRICES

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TITLE WORD INDEX

REA - REC

MTP 58 315
AN ANAlOGUE OF THE SPEECH RECOGNITION PROCESS
IBMJ623 353
A 'LOGICAL PATTERN' RECOGNITION PROGRAM
WJCC61 555
ADJUSTS ITS OWN OPERATORS
A PATTERN RECOGNITION PROGRAM THAT GENERATES, EVALUATES AND
PGEC622 27.
STOCHASTIC MODEL FOR THE BROWNING-BLEDSOE PATTERN RECOGNITION SCHEME
WJCC59 291
A GENERALIZED SCANNER FOR PATTERN- AND CHARACTER-RECOGNITION STUDIES
IBMJ6D3 335
A CHARACTER-RECOGNITION STUDY
AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF A CLASS OF PATTERN RECOGNITION SYNTHESIS ALGORITHMS
PGEC633 300
WJCC61 5~5
A SELF-ORGANIZING RECOGNITION SYSTEM
FJCC63
27
CYCLOPS-I, A SECONO GENERATION RECOGNITION SYSTEM
PGEC636 BH
AN ANALOG-DIGITAL CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEM
IFIP62 456
AN ANALOG-DIGITAL CHARACTER-RECOGNITION SYSTEM (FRENCH)
PGEC636 835
THE AUTOMATIC SPEECH RECOGNITION SYSTEM FOR CONVERSATIONAL SOUNO
AN OPTICAL CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEM USING A VIOICON SCANNER
OCR 62
73
WCR 574 121
OPTIMUM CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEM USING DECISION FUNCTION
PGEC574 2H
AN OPTIMUM CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEM USING DECISION FUNCTIONS
EJCC57 2H
THE USE OF THE IBM 70. IN THE SIMULATION OF SPEECH-RECOGNITION SYSTEMS
CAN 60 346
CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEMS
PGEC601 H
OPTIMIZATION OF REFERENCE SIGNALS FOR CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEMS
PGEC6H 735
COMPUTER SYNTHESIS OF CHARACTER-RECOGNITION SYSTEMS
PATTERN ANO CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEMS, PICTURE PROCESSING BY NETS OF
WJCC59 3DIt
NEURON-LIKE ELEMENTS
AUTOMATIC RECOGNITION TECHNIQUES APPLICABLE TO HIGH-INFORMATION NCR 624 114
PICTORIAL INPUTS
OCR 62
51
CHARACTER RECOGNITION TECHNIQUES FOR ADDRESS READING
CACM620 527
COMPUTER PATTERN RECOGNITION TECHNIQUES. ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC
DIAGNOSIS
PIRE611 175
PATTERN RECOGNITION USING AUTOCORRELATION
ALPHA-NUMERIC CHARACTER RECOGNITION USING LOCAL OPERATIONS
EJCC59 218
NCR 602 66
PATTERN RECOGNITION WITH AN ADAPTIVE NETWORK
S OF A PERCEPTUAL LEARNING MODEL FOR SENSORY PATTERN RECOGNITION. CONCEPT FORMATION AND SYMBOL TRANSFORMAT IFIP62 ~13
IN AN ADP SYSTEM
THE PLACE OF CHARACTER RECOGNITION. DATA TRANSMISSION AND DOCUMENT HANDLING TC85611 19
THE PLACE OF CHARACTER RECOGNITION, DATA TRANSMISSION AND DOCUMENT HANDLING TCH612 161
IN A.D.P. SYSTEMS
CACM604 220
PROVING THEOREMS BY PATTERN RECOGNITION, I
OCR 62 319
THE SEARCH TO RECOGNIZE
WJCC6D 351
A LINE-DRAWING PATTERN RECOGNIZER
RECOGNITION FUNCTIONS AND THE DESIGN OF PATTERN RECOGNIZERS
STATISTICAl PGEC6D~ H2
20
ITTEN FORMS BY MEANS OF PROCEDURES FOR ASSESSING AND RECOGNIZING GESTALTS
ICEPTION OF PRINTED AND HANDWR PACM59
OCR 62 227
A SCHEME FOR RECOGNIZING PATTERNS FROM AN UNSPECIFIED CLASS
CACM633 117
RECOL. A RETRIEVAL COMMAND LANGUAGE
SOS 62
93
OPTIMIZATION THROUGH EVOLUTION AND RECOMBINATION
CACM615 226
·AUTOMATIC ABSTRACTING AND INDEXING, SURVEY AND RECOMMENDATIONS
CACM590
25
RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE SHARE ALGOL COMMITTEE
SACI58
83
THE RECOMP II DIGITAL COMPUTER
CACM6D7 ~D8
SOME THOUGHTS ON RECONCILING VARIOUS CHARACTER SET PROPOSALS
CACM6DO 5.0
CORRIGENDA TO 'SOME THOUGHTS ON RECONCILING VARIOUS CHARACTER SET PROPOSALS'
CACM635 267
LENGTH SORTING
CONVERSION, RECONVERSION AND COMPARISON TECHNIQUES IN VARIABLE
THE VARIABLE WORD AND RECORD LENGTH AND THE COMBINED RECORD APPROACH ON ELECTRONIC DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEMS WJCC57 2H
CACM610 ~22
PROGRAM ORGANIZATION AND RECORD KEEPING FOR DYNAMIC STORAGE ALLOCATION
IFIP62 539
PROGRAM ORGANIZATION AND RECORD KEEPING FOR DYNAMIC STORAGE ALLOCATION
LSU 57 16.
INDUSTRIAL RECORD KEEPING, A ROUTINE ON THE IBM 650
CTRONIC DATA-PROCESSING SYSI
THE VARIABLE WORD AND RECORD LENGTH AND THE COMBINED RECORD APPROACH ON ELE WJCC57 214
RECORD LINKAGE
CACM62N 563
HI
DESIGN AND CHARACTERISTICS OF A VARIABLE-LENGTH RECORD SORT USING NEW FIXED LENGTH RECORD SORTING TEC CACM635 26.
A VARIABLE-LENGTH RECORD SORT USING NEW FIXED LENGTH RECORD SORTING TECHNIQUES
lAND CHARACTERISTICS OF CACM635 261t
OF MISSPELLED NAMES IN AN AIRLINES PASSENGER RECORD SYSTEM
RETRIEVAL CACM623 169
1
EQUIPMENT
SHAREHOLDER RECORD-HANDLING WITH THE AID OF CHARACTER-RECOGNITION CAS 59
CAS 57
1
AN EXTENSIVE HOSPITAL AND SURGICAL INSURANCE RECORD-KEEPING SYSTEM
THE DESIGN OF A HIGH PERFORMANCE 1~-CHANNEL MAGNETIC RECORD-PLAYBACK SYSTEM FOR USE AS A PRECISION FREQUEN NCR 612 89
PGEC543 22
AN IMPROVED READING SYSTEM FOR MAGNETICALLY RECORDED DIGITAL DATA
TCJ1581 36
AUTOMATIC RETRIEVAL OF RECORDED INFORMATION
EJCC52
47
THE UNISERVO-TAPE READER AND RECORDER
EJCC52
86
IBM MAGNETIC TAPE READER AND RECORDER
AUS 573 3H
THE UNI,VAC. FILE COMPUTER AND POINT OF SALE RECORDER
NCR 594 242
MAGNETIC DRUM TIME COMPRESSION RECORDER
P IRE611 16.
THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE FLEXIBLE-DISK MAGNETIC RECORDER
MULTIPOINT DIGITAL TEMPERATURE RECORDER WITH PUNCHED TAPE OUTPUT
AUS 6DC11.4
MSEE~63
27
MAGNETIC RECORDING
SURVEY OF MAGNETIC RECORDING
HARVH 223
PECS52
3
PROBLEMS INVOLVED IN MAGNETIC TAPE RECORDING
EJCC58 130
APAR. AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING AND RECORDING
NCR 602 109
VERY HIGH DENSITY DIGITAL MAGNETIC RECORDING
LCMT61 331
MAGNETIC TRANSDUCERS AND AMPLIFIERS FOR DISK RECORDING
NCR 612 61
A NEW MODEL FOR MAGNETIC RECORDING
NCR 612 69
THE MECHANISM OF AC BIASED MAGNETIC RECORDING
PGEC622 263
THE MAGNETIC CONFIGURATION OF STYLUS RECOROING
NCR 624 36
GENERALIZED PULSE RECORDING
NCR 624 53
HIGH-DENSITY MAGNETIC HEAD DESIGN FOR NONCONTACT RECORDING
HIGH-DENSITY MAGNETIC HEAD DESIGN FOR NONCONTACT RECORDING
PGEC626 76.
PGEC632 77
GENERALIZED PULSE RECORDING
PGEC631t 383
DISCRETE TRACKS FOR SATURATION MAGNETIC RECORDING
MAGOP, LCMT61 117
A NEW APPROACH TO HIGH-DENSITY DIGITAL MAGNETIC RECORDING
A LOGICAL PGEC553 93
READING SYSTEM FOR NONRETURN-TD-ZERO MAGNETIC RECORDING
FOR INCREASED BIT DENS HIES IN DIGITAL MAGNETIC RECORDING
SIGNAL-PROCESSING NCR 634
2
THE RECORDING AND REPRODUCTION PGEC592 159
OF SIGNALS ON MAGNETIC MEDIUM USING SATURATION-TYPE RECORDING
TCJ1583 137
COMPUTERS AND COMMERCE 3. STOCK RECORDING AND CONTROL
TCJlt612 150
A DIRECT ORDERING. RECORDING AND INVOICING SYSTEM
AUS 60C11.1
DEMAGNETISATION DURING RECORDING AND ITS EFFECT ON THE REPRODUCED SIGNAL
IUM USING SATURATION-TYPE RECORDING
THE RECORDING AND REPRODUCTION OF SIGNALS ON MAGNETIC MED PGEC592 159
T PGEC632 92
HEORETICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF Rl AND NRZ RECORDING CHARACTERISTICS
A PROGRESS REPORT ON THE INTRODUCTION OF A.D.P. FOR RECORDING CONTRIBUTIONS PAID UNDER THE NEW GRADUATED TCJ36D3 117
LCMT61 323
A HIGH-DENSITY MAGNETIC RECORDING DISK
A IBMJ614 281
HIGH TRACK-DENSITY SERVO-ACCESS SYSTEM FOR MAGNETIC RECORDING 01 SK STORAGE
A SYSTEM FOR COUNTING AND RECORDING ELECTRICAL IMPULSES IN PRINTED DECIMAL FORM PACM52P 61
I EES56 31t6
A MAGNETIC-TAPE DIGITAL-RECORDING EQUIPMENT
CAMB~9
81
MAGNETIC RECORDING FOR A DIGITAL COMPUTER
1
SOME ASPECTS OF RECORDING GRADUATED NATIONAL INSURANCE CONTRIBUTIONS TCJ6631
WJCC56
26
MAGNETIC RECORDING HEAD DESIGN
ANl 53 213
MAGNETIC READING-RECORDING HEAD DESIGN FOR UNIVAC
NCR 551t 95
A ONE TURN MAGNETIC READING AND RECORDING HEAD FOR COMPUTER USE
NCR 634 37
NON-CONTACT OPERATION
THE HORSESHOE HEAD. A RECORDING HEAD FOR DIGITAL INFORMATION STORAGE WITH
ECIP55 123
CONSTRUCTION OF RECORDING HEADS FOR MAGNETIC DRUM STORAGE (GERMAN)
NCR 612 112
A HARMONIC ANALYSIS OF SATURATION RECORDING IN A MAGNETIC MEDIUM
PGEC622 253
A HARMONIC ANALYSIS OF SATURATION RECORDING IN A MAGNETIC MEDIUM
30~

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY

19~6-1963

304

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TITLE WORD INDEX

AUTOMATIC DATA-RECORDING IN REAL-TIME CONTROL SYSTEMS
DEVICES FOR TRANSPORTING THE RECORDING MEDIA
SYSTEMATIC DETAILED RECORDING OF CIRCUIT SAFETY MARGINS AS AN AID TO COMP
UTER MAINTENANCE
AUTOMATIC RECORDING OF COSMIC RAY AIR SHOWERS
FLUTTER IN MAGNETIC RECORDING OF DATA
THE RECORDING OF DATA IN THE WRE WINO TUNNELS
THE AUTOMATIC DIGITAL RECORDING OF INFORMATION FROM COSMIC RAY AIR SHOWERS
MAGNETIC RECORDING OF SHORT WAVELENGTHS
ANALYSIS OF THE RECORDING OF SINE WAVES
TECHNIQUES FOR THE RECORDING OF. AND REFERENCE TO DATA IN A COMPUTER
AUTOMATIC STRAIN-GAGE AND THERMOCOUPLE RECORDING ON PUNCHED CARDS
PROGRESS WITH THE TELEPHONE TRAFFIC DISTRIBUTION RECORDING PROJECT
PASSIVE NETWORK
INCREASED DIGITAL MAGNETIC RECORDING READ BACK RESOLUTION BY MEANS OF A LINEAR
AIR-LUBRICATED SLIDER BEARINGS FOR MAGNETIC RECORDING SPACING CONTROL
HIGH-RESOLUTION MAGNETIC RECORDING STRUCTURES
MAGNACARD. MAGNETIC RECORDING STUDIES
HIGH DENSITY.DIGITAL RECORDING SYSTEM
ON-LINE SALES RECORDING SYSTEM
A NEW HIGH DENSITY RECORDING SYSTEM. THE IBM 1311 DISK STORAGE DRIVE WIT
H INTERCHANGEABLE DISK PACKS
A FIGURE OF MERIT FOR SINGLE-PASS DATA RECORDING SYSTEMS
A UNIQUE VARIABLE TIME DELAY
NETWORK WITH APPLICATION TO LINEARIZING MAGNETIC RECORDING SYSTEMS
THE ELECTROGRAPHIC RECORDING TECHNIQUE
THE ELECTROGRAPHIC RECORDING TECHNIQUE
HIGH DENSITY DIGITAL MAGNETIC RECORDING TECHNIQUES
HIGH-DENSITY MAGNETIC RECORDING TECHNIQUES
RECORDING TECHNIQUES FOR DIGITAL COOED DATA
LATIONS AND PROVISIONAL RI
OPERATIONAL LOGGING AND RECORDING TECHNIQUES USED IN GOVERNMENT A.D.P. INSTAL
MAGNETIC RECORDING WITH AN ELECTRON BEAM
THE RECORDING. CHECKING. AND PRINTING OF LOGIC DIAGRAMS
THE MANUAL USE OF AUTOMATIC RECORDS
ELECTRONIC PROCESSING OF 10 MILLION SUBSCRIPTION RECORDS
MANUFACTURERS ON STANDARDIZATJ.ON OF MAGNETIC TAPE RECORDS
STATEMENTS FROM
TY ADMINISTRATION. WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO STUDENT RECORDS
/TECHNIQUES TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF UNIVERSI
COMPUTER
INVENTORY RECORDS AND PAYROLL APPLICATION ON THE UNIVAC FILE
READING OF MAGNETIC RECORDS BY RELUCTANCE VARIATION
T
ORGANIZATION AND RETRIEVAL OF RECORDS GENERATED IN A LARGE-SCALE ENGINEERING PROJEC
AM IHONEYWELL 8001
MANAGEMENT OF RECORDS IN A LARGE-SCALE COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH PROGR
STOCK TRANSACTION RECORDS ON THE OAT AT RON 205
RECOVERY FOR COMPUTER SWITCHOVER IN A REAL-TIME
SYSTEM
AUTOMATIC FAILURE RECOVERY IN A DIGITAL DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
AUTOMATIC FAILURE RECOVERY IN A DIGITAL DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM
AUTOMATIC ERROR RECOVERY IN THE NIKE-ZEUS GUIDANCE COMPUTER
DATA STRUCTURES THAT GENERALIZE RECTANGULAR ARRAYS
MAXIMAL PATHS ON RECTANGULAR BOARDS
ON KARMAN LARGE DEFLEXION EQUATIONS IN THE CASE OF A RECTANGULAR CANTILEVER PLATE
ICAL SOLUTION OF THE V
OR SWITCHING ELEMENTS IN COMPUTERSI
FERRITES WITH RECTANGULAR HYSTERESIS LOOP FOR APPLICATION AS MEMORY
A GENERAL PROGRAM FOR THE ANALYSIS OF SQUARE AND RECTANGULAR LATTICE DESIGNS
ANALOG SIMULATION OF THE VIBRATION OF A BEAM AND A RECTANGULAR MULTICELLULAR STRUCTURE
OPERATIONAL
SUPPORTED
THE BENDING OF RECTANGULAR PLATES WITH OPPOSITE EDGES SIMPLY
TECHNIQUES
RECTIFICATION OF SATELLITE PHOTOGRAPHY BY DIGITAL
OF RECURSIVE TRIANGULAR SWITCHING NETWORKS BUILT OF RECTIFIER GATES
THE RELIABILITY
ELEMENT
THE SELENIUM RECTIFIER. A NONLINEAR AND ASYMMETRIC RESISTANCE
RECTIFIERS AS ELEMENTS OF SWITCHING CIRCUITS
CONTROL PROBLEMS IN NUCLEAR RECTORS
PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
OPTIMUM RECURRENCE FORMULAS FOR A FOURTH ORDER PARABOLIC
PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
OPTIMUM RECURRENCE FORMULAS FOR A FOURTH ORDER PARABOLIC
IMPLICIT VS. EXPLICIT RECURRENCE FORMULAS FOR THE LINEAR DIFFUSION EQUATION
FUNCTIONS
RECURRENCE TEChNIQUES FOR THE CALCULATION OF BESSEL
SYNTHESIS OF AUTOMATA
LOGICAL. RECURSIVE AND OPERATOR METHODS FOR THE ANALYSIS AND
RECURSIVE COMPUTATION OF CERTAIN INTEGRALS
RECURSIVE CURVE FITTING TECHNIQUE
PROGRAMMING AND RECURSIVE FUNCTIONS
COMPUTABILITY OF RECURSIVE FUNCTIONS
THE DECLARATIVE CONTROL OF THE DATA FLOW BY MEANS OF RECURSIVE FUNCTIONS
ON
REAL-TIME COMPUTATION AND RECURSIVE FUNCTIONS NOT REAL-TIME COMPUTABLE
CORRECTION 'REAL-TIME COMPUTATION AND RECURSIVE FUNCTIONS NOT REAL-TIME COMPUTABLE'
RECURSIVE FUNCTIONS OF SYMBOLIC EXPRESSIONS AND THEIR
COMPUTATION BY MACHINE. PART I
COMMENTS ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF RECURSIVE PROCEDURES AND BLOCKS IN ALGOL 60
THE USE OF RECURSIVE PROCEDURES IN ALGOL 60
RECURSIVE PROCESSES AND ALGOL TRANSLATION
TOWARDS A THEORY Of RECURSIVE PROCESSORS
INTEGRAL
A RECURSIVE PROGRAM FOR THE GENERAL N-DIMENSIONAL
NON-DYNAMIC ASPECTS OF RECURSIVE PROGRAMMING
RECURSIVE PROGRAMMING IN FORTRAN II
MEMORIES
RECURSIVE SUBSCRIPTING COMPILERS AND LIST-TYPE
ORE TICAL CONSIDERATIONS ON RELIABILITY PROPERTIES OF RECURSIVE TRIANGULAR SWITCHING NETWORKS
THE
RECTIFIER GATES
THE RELIABILITY OF RECURSIVE TRIANGULAR SWITCHING NETWORKS BUILT Of
LANGUAGES
SOME RECURSIVELY UNSOLVABLE PR08LEMS IN ALGOL-LIKE
THE METHOD OF REDUCED MATRICES FOR A GENERAL TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM
THE METHOD OF REDUCED MATRICES FOR A GENERAL TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM
REAL-TIME PRESENTATION OF REDUCED WINO-TUNNEL DATA
INSTABILITY OF THE ELIMINATION METHOD OF REDUCING A MATRIX TO TRI-OIAGONAL FORM
SPACE
RULES FOR REDUCING CALCULATE TIME AND CONSERVATION OF STORAGE
DIVISION
REDUCING COMPUTING TIME FOR SYNCHRONOUS BINARY
CORRECTION TO REDUCING COMPUTING TIME FOR SYNCHRONOUS BINARY
DIVISION
ARROW FLIGHT TEST DATA REDUCTION
AYOAR. SPECIAL PURPOSE ANALOG MACHINE FOR YAW DATA REDUCTION
SYMPOSIUM ON DATA REDUCTION
DIRECTIONAL COUPLING AND ITS USE FOR MEMORY NOISE REDUCTION
APPLICATION TO THESAURIC TRANSLATION
A REDUCTION METHCO FOR NON-ARITHMETIC DATA. AND ITS
NTS TO TRIANGULAR FORM ON THE IBM 704
REDUCTION OF A GENERALIZED MATRIX OF POLYNOMIAL ELEME
MACHINE
A TECHNIQUE FOR THE REDUCTION OF A GIVEN MACHINE TO A MINIMAL-STATE
ULAR FORMS BY ELEMENTARY SIMILARI
STABILITY OF THE REDUCTION OF A MATRIX TO ALMOST TRIANGULAR AND TRIANG
ELIMINATIONS
THE REOUCTION Of A MATRIX TO COOIAGONAL FORM BY
ON THE REDUCTION OF CCNTINUOUS PROBLEMS TO DISCRETE FORM
A METHOD FOR THE REDUCTION OF EMPIRICAL MULTI-VARIABLE FUNCTIONS
TIONS BY THE USE OF CONSTRAINT EQUATIONS
ON THE REDUCTION OF ERROR IN CERTAIN ANALOG COMPUTER CALCULA
THE METHOD OF SUCCESSIVE GRIDS FOR REDUCTION OF FUNCTION STORAGE REQUIREMENTS
OF A MULTIVARIATE FUNCTION WITH APPLICATIONS TO THE REDUCTION OF MISSILE AND SATELLITE DATA
IA MINIMUM
PROCESS
ON THE REDUCTION OF NUM8ER RANGE IN THE USE OF THE GRAEFFE
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PACM56
20
EJCC52
15
RMCS60
29
AUS 63 C.23
NCR 612 81
AUS 572 215
AUS 572 219
NCR 612 74
NCR 612 50
1
TCJ2591
JACM541 36
AUS 60A11.2
IBMJ631 22
LCMT61 341
I8MJ582 90
WCR 574 214
PGEC521 60
EJCC57 251
FJCC63 327
PGEC591 48
NCR 612 101
WJCC55 116
NCR 554 135
PGEC6D1
2
P IRE611 258
EJCC52
3
RMCS6D
1
LCMT61 135
EJCC58 108
EJCC55
33
CAS 60
3
EJCC55
90
AUS 60 A7.1
LSU 57 182
IEES56 333
EJCC58
59
CAS 61
3
EJCC57 183
IBSJ631 76
I BMJ591
2
WJCC59 159
PACM62
32
SJCC62 325
I BMJ605 479
AUS 60 B9.1
ECIP55 105
CACM639 568
PGEC593 381
PACM59
67
IBMJ623 290
RTCS62 129
PACM52P 165
PACM52P 281
CCST61 507
PACM56
45
JACM574 467
JACM551 42
PACM59
66
ICIP59 138
JACM611 21
CACM588 10
TOMM58 157
JACM632 217
ROME62 173
PGEC626 753
PGEC634 400
CACM604 184
CACM611 65
ARAP623 43
CACM611 10
PACM61 5B2
CACM631 35
ROME62 317
CACM63N 667
CACM592
4
RTCS62
70
RTCS62 129
JACM631 29
PACM56
41
JACM573 308
EJCC57
50
TCJ5621 61
PACM56
2
PGEC612 169
PGEC613 461
CAN 58
95
JACM581 89
IFIP62 218
18MJ633 252
ICIP59 321
PACM59
29
PGEC593 346
JACM593 316
TCJlt612 168
I BMJ594 355
TCJ1594 196
WJCC60 113
TCJ5634 320
PACM59
70
JACM634 538
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TITLE WORD INDEX

SENSORY MECHANISMS, THE REDUCTION OF REDUNDANCY AND INTELLIGENCE
THE REDUCTION OF REDUNDANCY IN SOLVING PRIME IMPLICANT
TABLES
PROMOTION OF INTER-INSTALLI
SHARE, A STUDY IN THE REDUCTION OF REDUNDANT PROGRAMMING EFFORT THROUGH THE
REDUCTION OF RUNS IN MULTIPARAMETER COMPUTATIONS
ON THE REDUCTION OF SUPERFLUOUS STATES IN A SEQUENTIAL
MACHINE
ON THE REDUCTION OF TURNAROUND TIME
MULTIPLE REDUCTION OF VARIABLE DEPENDENCY OF SEQUENTIAL
MACHINES
THE ELECTRODATA COMPUTER IN A DATA-REDUCTION SYSTEM
COST REDUCTION THROUGH INTEGRATED DATA-PROCESSING
WIND TUNNEL DATA REDUCTION USING PAPER-TAPE STORAGE MEDIA
SY~.POSIUM ON COMPUTERS IN SIMULATION. DATA REDUCTION. AND CONTROL
ADAPTIVE YOTE-TAKERS IMPROVE THE USE OF REOUNDANCY
A COMMENTARY ON REDUNDANCY
IMPROVING THE RELIABILITY OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS WITH REDUNDANCY
STATISTICAL THEORY OF
INFORMATION. REDUNDANCY AND DECAY OF THE MEMORY TRACE
SYSTEM REDUNDANCY AND INFORMATION THEORY
SENSORY MECHANISMS. THE REDUCTION OF REDUNDANCY AND INTELLIGENCE
RELIABILITY IMPROVEMENT THRDUGH REDUNDANCY AT VARIDUS SYSTEM LEVELS
AN IMPROVED DECIMAL REDUNDANCY CHECK
A REDUNDANCY CHECK FDR ALGOL PROGRAMS
A DICTIONARY FOR MINIMUM REDUNDANCY ENCOOING
REOUNDANCY EXPLOITATION IN THE COMPUTER SOLUTION OF
DOUBLE-CROST ICS
REDUNOANCY IMPROVES COMPUTER RELIABILITY
SYSTEMATICALLY INTROOUCED REDUNDANCY IN LOGICAL SYSTEMS
THE REDUCTION OF REDUNDANCY IN SOLVING PRIME IMPLICANT TABLES
TWO APPROACHES TO INCORPORATING REDUNDANCY INTO LOGICAL OESIGN
BIBLIOGRAPHY ON REDUNDANCY TECHNIQUES
THE USE OF TRIPLE-MODULAR REDUNDANCY TO IMPROVE COMPUTER RELIABILITY
APPLICATIONS OF REOUNDANCY TO IMPROVE THE ACCURACY OF BINARY SYSTEMS
SWITCHING CIRCUITS
THE USE OF REDUNDANCY TO INCREASE RELIABILITY IN OIGITAL
REDUNDANCY. A MISLEADING MISNOMER
DESIGN OF A REPAIRABLE REDUNDANT COMPUTER
RESTORATIVE PROCESSES FOR REDUNDANT COMPUTING SYSTEMS
REDUNDANT DIGITAL SYSTEMS
ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS METHODS FDR REDUNDANT LOGICAL DESIGN
INCREASING RELIABILITY BY THE USE OF REDUNDANT MACHINES
SHARE, A STUDY IN THE REDUCTION OF REDUNDANT PROGRAMMING EFFORT THROUGH THE PROMOTION OF
INTER-INSTALLI
MINIMALLY REDUNDANT RELIABLE COMPUTING SYSTEMS DESIGN
ERROR DETECTION IN REDUNDANT SYSTEMS
ADAPTIVE
DECISION ELEMENTS TO IMPROVE THE RELIABILITY OF REDUNDANT SYSTEMS
A CARD FORMAT FOR REFERENCE FILES IN INFORMATION PROCESSING
AUTOMATIC PRDGRAM CONTROL UTILIZING A VARIABLE REFERENCE FOR ADDRESSING
PRONOUN REFERENCE IN GERMAN
REQUIRE~ENTS FOR ATOMIC ENERGY INFORMATION FROM REFERENCE QUESTIONS
DETERMINING
A BALANCED PRECISION REFERENCE REGULATOR FOR COMPUTER APPLICATION
REQUIREMENTS OF FOREST SCIENTISTS FOR LITERATURE AND REFERENCE SERVICES
INEI
STUDY ON THE USE OF SCIENTIFIC LITERATURE AND REFERENCE SERVICES BY SCANDINAVIAN SCIENTISTS ANO ENG
OPTIMIZATION OF REFERENCE SIGNALS FOR CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEMS
H SPEED COMPUTERS ON APPLIED STATISTICS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO AGRICULTURAL AND BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH
I
F GEOMETRICAL SHAPES AND OTHER REPRESENTATIONS. WITH REFERENCE TO ARCHAEOLOGICAL DOCUMENTS
ITHE CODING 0
TECHNIQUES FDR THE RECOROING OF. AND REFERENCE TO DATA IN A COMPUTER
ON TECHNIQUES IN NUMERICAL ANALYSIS, WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO PROBLEMS IN ONE INDEPENDENT VARIABLE
I
DATA PROCESSING IN PURE RESEARCH WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO RADIO ASTRONOMY
THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF ANALOG COMPUTERS WITH REFERENCE TO STATISTICAL TECHNIQUES
UIREMENTS OF UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO STUDENT RECORDS
/TECHNIQUES TD THE REQ
POWER-SYSTEM ENGINEERING PROBLEMS WITH REFERENCE TO THE USE OF OIGITAL COMPUTERS
X (FORCE) METHOO OF STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO USE OF AN AUTOMATIC DIGITAL COMPUTER
I
AN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEM FOR REFERENCES AND ABSTRACTS IN THE COMPUTER SCIENCES
ALGOL REFERENCES IN COMMUNICATIONS OF THE ACM, 1960-1961
A STUDY OF REFILL PHENOMENA IN WILLIAMS' TUBE MEMORIES
A-PROCESSING SYSTEM AND ANALOG COMPUTER TO DETERMINE REFINERY-PROCESS OPERATING GUIDES
A COOROINATEO DAT
OPERATIONS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS USING A MODIFIEO REFLECTED BINARY CODE
ARITHMETIC
THE USE OF A REFLECTED CODE IN DIGITAL CONTROL SYSTEMS
REFLECTEO NUMBER SYSTE~S
REFLECTIONS ON THE IDP MISSION TO USA
MACHINES
DANGEROUS GULFS, SOME REFLECTIONS ON THE SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF COMPUTING
A RADIANT-ENERGY HEATER USING AN ELLIPSOIDAL REFLECTOR
CONFlEX I, A CONDIT IONED REFLEX SYSTEM
ASYMMETRIC MCLECULES
DOUBLE REFRACTION OF FLOW ANO THE DIMENSIONS OF LARGE
CLOSED CYCLE HELIUM REFRIGERATION
THE REFUGE RELAY FUNCTION GENERATOR
UAL DIFFERENCES IN AUTOMATEDI
EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS REGARDING FORM OF RESPONSE, SIZE OF STEP, AND INDIVID
TO OVERFLOW IN ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS PARTICULARLY AS REGARDS FINAC ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
ERRORS DUE
A TRANSISTOR PULSE AMPLIFIER USING EXTERNAL REGENERAT ION
A TRANSISTOR PULSE AMPLIFER USING EXTERNAL REGENERATION
HIDDEN REGENERATIVE LOOPS IN ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS
HIGH-SPEED FLIP-FLOPS FOR THE MILLIMICROSECOND REGION
IPE OF BISTAB
LE ELEMENT INVOLVING THERMAL PROPAGATION OF A NORMAL REGION IN A THIN SUPERCONDUCTING FILM
PHASE EQUILIBRIA IN THE FERRITE REGION OF THE SYSTEM MANGANESE-IRON-OXYGEN
REGIONAL APPLICATIONS OF PUNCH CARO METHODS TO FOREST
INVENTORY
A NEW TYPE OF FERROELECTRIC SHIFT REGISTER
AN ELECTRD-OPTICAL SHIFT REGISTER
A~ALYSIS OF A CROSSED FILM CRYOTRON SHIFT REGISTER
A THIN MAGNETIC FILM SHIFT REGISTER
A MAGNETOSTRICTIVE DELAY-LINE SHIFT REGISTER
SHIFT-REGISTER CODE FOR INOEXING APPLICATIONS
CPERATING CHARACTERISTICS OF THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY'S DECIMAL COMPUTER, THE CRC 102-0
ANALYSIS OF SHIFT REGISTER COUNTERS
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER HIGH-SPEED MAGNETIC PRINTER
MULTI-REGISTER SCHEMES FOR ARITHMETICAL OPERATIONS
MAGNETIC SHIFT REGISTER USING ONE CORE PER BIT
TRANSISTOR SHIFT REGISTERS
COUNTING WITH NONLINEAR BINARY FEEDBACK SHIFT REGISTERS
ADDRESS-MOOIFICATION WITH INDEX REGISTERS USED IN EDPM TYPE 104 (GER~AN)
HIGH-SPEED SHIFT REGISTERS USING ONE CORE PER BIT
DIODELESS MAGNETIC SHIFT REGISTERS UTILIZING TRANSFLUXORS
ADP FOR POPULATION REGISTRATION ANO TAX ACCOUNTING IN SWEDEN (SWEDISH)
EQUIPMENT
AUTOMATIC REGISTRATION IN HIGH-SPEED CHARACTER SENSING
PROGRAMMING MULTIPLE REGRESSION
A PROGRAM
FOR APPLYING THE PRINCIPLE OF PARSIMONY IN MULTIPLE REGRESSION
306

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

REC - REG
I'lTP 58 535
PGEC624 413
ONR 56
29
JACM552 99
JACM592 259
FJCC62 161
JACM623 324
EJCC54
8S
CAS 59
19
JACM562 101
PGEC5B2 123
RTCS62 229
RTCS62 361
RTCS62 349
MTP 58 729
RTCS62 294
MTP 58 535
I BI'IJ582 148
CACM585 10
CACM626 331
JACM634 413
EJCC60
39
RTCS62 37B
NCR 612 241
PGEC624 473
RTCS62 319
RTCS62 389
I BI'IJ622 200
PACI'I62 118
AUS 63 B.24
RTCS62
1
PGEC625 643
RTCS62 261
RTCS62 285
RTCS62 251
PGEC592 125
ONR 56
29
RTCS62 371
WJCC51 115
NCR 624 124
CACM612 90
PECS52
13
I'IlP 58 309
I CS1581 181
NCR 584 225
ICSI581 267
ICSI581 19
PGEC601 54
AUS 6DB11.1
ICSI582 889
TCJ2591
1
IFIP62 149
AUS 571 105
AUS 60 C7.3
AUS 60 A1.1
I EES56
26
AUS 60 B6.1
CAN 62 136
CACM619 404
PGEe581 23
EJCC51
34
PGEC594 449
PGEC544
1
PGEC562 79
TC84603 77
CLUN55 223
I BMJ574 349
NCR 624 132
HARV49 219
ONR 60
39
PACM56
25
PLCI61
86
JACM514 450
ANL 53
1
PIRE530 1444
PGEC532
1
PGEC563 121
ONR 60 113
I BMJ583 193
L SU 56 216
PGEC564 184
PGEC592 113
ONR 60 230
PGEC603 321 .
PGEC614 702
CACM590 40
EJCC54
40
JACM584 385
EJCC57 243
TO~M5S
222
NCR 531 38
NCR 544 140
PGEC634 357
ECIP55 150
PGEC563 114
PGEC584 316
BIT 612 65
EJCC51 238
TCJ6631 ~7
PACM58
41
306

REG - REP

TITLE WORO INDEX

RED - REL

AUS 60B11.3
EXPERIENCES WITH REGRESSION ANALYSIS
TCJ4621t 281
REGRESSION ANALYSIS
JACM612
201
FEASIBLE METHOO FOR HANOLING INCOMPLETE OATA IN REGRESSION ANALYSIS
COMPUTERCACM621 1t09
REGRESSION ANO CODED PATTERNS IN DATA EDITING
NONLINEAR REGRESSION AND THE SOLUTION OF SIMULTANEOUS EQUATIONS CACM621 391
21
ANALYSIS OF NON-STOCHASTIC TIME SERIES USING AN AUTD-REGRESSION MODEL
THE COMPUTING PROBLEM IN THE PACM56
CABS62 201t
MULTIPLE LINEAR REGRESSION MODELS
CAN 60 109
MULTIPLE REGRESSION ON E.D.P. EQUIPMENT AND ITS INOUSTRIAL
APPLICATIONS
COMPUTER
LINEAR REGRESSION ON THE ELECTRODATA E1D1 ELECTRONIC OIGITAL LSU 51 189
APPLICATION LSU 58 129
OF AN INTERMEDIATE SIZE COMPUTER TO MULTIPLE REGRESSION TECHNIQUE
PGEC625 691
CONTINUOUS REGRESSION TECHNIQUES USING ANALOG COMPUTERS
JACM611t 5B5
DESIGN OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES FROM THEIR REGULAR EXPRESSIONS
PGEC601 39
REGULAR EXPRESSIONS AND STATE GRAPHS FOR AUTOMATA
PGEC623 321t
A SURVEY OF REGULAR EXPRESSIONS AND THEIR APPLICATIONS
NCR 511t 102
A MAGNETIC PULSE-CURRENT REGULATOR
NCR 5BIt 225
A BALANCED PRECISION REFERENCE REGULATOR FOR COMPUTER APPLICATION
CACM62N 51tl
REITERATION OF ACM POLICY TOWARD STANDARDIZATION
NSMT60 398
AN EXPERIMENT IN THE AUTOMATIC SELECTION OR REJECTION OF TECHNICAL TERMS
CACM601 1t20
PROGRAMMING COMPATIBILITY IN A FAMILY OF CLOSELY RELATED DIGITAL COMPUTERS
THE ROLE WJCC59 119
OF THE UNIVERSITY IN COMPUTERS, DATA PROCESSING, AND RELATED FIELDS
THE ROLE CACM599
1
OF THE UNIVERSITY IN COMPUTERS, DATA PROCESSING, AND RELATED FIELDS
AN ANALOG PGEC513 110
METHOD FOR THE SOLUTION OF PROBABILITY OF HIT AND RELATED STATISTICAL PROBLEMS
NCR 612 211
ON A RANDOM WALK RELATED TO A NONLINEAR LEARNING MOOEL
JACM623 350
TWO FAMILIES OF LANGUAGES RELATED TO ALGOL
FORM CAN 58 191
DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND PAPER HANDLING PROBLEMS AS RELATED TO HIGH SPEED PRINTERS
PACM59
65
THE DETACHEO SHOCK PROBLEM AND RELATED TOPICS
TCB6631t 13 3
CURRENT POSITION ON STANDAROS WORK RELATING TO COMPUTERS
INTEGRI
SOME THEORETICAL AND COMPUTATIONAL MATTERS RELATING TO PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR METHODS OF NUMERICAL TCJIt611 61t
SUBJECT CATALOGUE
THE RELATION BETWEEN COMPLETENESS ANO EFFECTIVENESS OF A ICSI581 317
IBMJ593 215
AIRBORNE DIGITAL COMPUTER
EXPERIMENTS ON THE RELATION OF THE OPERATOR TO THE CONTROL LOOP OF AN
AUS 63 A.11t
CONTROLS AND ADMINISTRATION IN RELATION TO A DATA PROCESSING CENTRE
PERIPHERY EQUIPMENT IN RELATION TO FORMS HANDLING IN COMPUTER INSTALLATIONS AUS 60A12.4
EJCC53 113
RELIABILITY AND ITS RELATION TO SUITABILITY AND PREDICTABILITY
23
EMS
seME ENGINEERING FACTORS OF IMPORTANCE IN RELATION TO THE RELIABILITY OF GOVERNMENT A.D.P. SYST RMCS60
SJCC62 139
ARE THE MAN AND THE MACHINE RELATIONS
I BMJ631 58
THRESHOLD RELATIONS AND DIFFRACTION LOSS FOR INJECTION LASERS
CABS62 511t
SIMULATION OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND DIPLOMACY
ICIP59 1t81
(FRENCH)
SYMPOSIUM ON THE RELATIONS BETWEEN ANALOG AND DIGITAL COMPUTATION
2
CONVENTIONAL NETWORK THEORY
SOME RELATIONS BETWEEN THE THEORY OF CONTACT NETWORKS AND HARV512
EJCC5B 119
STATE-LOGIC RELATIONS IN AUTONOMOUS SEQUENTIAL NETWORKS
HARV55 161
OPERATIONS RESEARCH, ITS RELATIONSHIP TO OATA PROCESSING
APPLICATION OF IEES56 100
OIGITAL CO~PUTERS IN THE EXPLORATION OF FUNCTIONAL RELATIONSHIPS
COMPUTATIONAL PROBLEMS ARISING IN HARVltl 169
CONNECTION WITH ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF INTERINDUSTRIAL RELATIONSHIPS
CACM60N 618
AN ESTIMATION OF THE RELATIVE EFFICIENCY OF TWO INTERNAL SORTING METHOOS
RMCS60
39
DIFFERENT TYPES OF SYSTEM
THE RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF RELIABILITY ANO ACCURACY FOR
WJCC59
54
RELATIVE MERITS OF GENERAL AND SPECIAL PURPOSE COMPUT
ERS FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
ANL 53
59
RELATIVE MERITS OF WILLIAMS MEMORY DISPLAY
CTPC54
22
STATUS OF UNIVERSITY EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS RELATIVE TO HIGH SPEEO COMPUTATION
THE OPTIMUM ACCELERATING FACTOR FOR SUCCESSIVE OVER-RELAXATION
THE OETERMINATION OF TCJIt611 13
B5
METHOOS
.
OVER-RELAXATION APPLIED TO IMPLICIT ALTERNATING DIRECTION ICIP59
TCJ5621 48
NOTE ON THE LINE OVER-RELAXATION FACTOR FOR SMALL MESH SIZE
CACM614
184
TICAL TECHNIQUE FOR THE DETERMINATION OF THE OPTIMUM RELAXATION FACTOR OF THE SUCCESSIVE OVER-RELAXATION M
I BMJ621 21t
NUCLEAR SPIN RELAXATION IN SUPERCONDUCTING CADMIUM
ON THE INCREASE OF CONVERGENCE RATES OF RELAXATION PROCEOURES FOR ELLIPTIC PARTIAL DIFFERENCE JACM601 29
EQUATIONS
IBMJ511 19
ON THE THEORY OF RELAXATION PROCESSES
RIBUTION FUNCTION FOR OESCRIBING ANELASTIC AND OTHER RELAXATION PROCESSES I, THEORY AND NUMERICAL COMPUTAT I BMJ611t 291
RIBUTION FUNCTION FOR OESCRIBING ANELASTIC AND OTHER RELAXATION PROCESSES II, DATA ANALYSIS ANO APPLICATIO IBMJ611t 312
IBMJ513 19B
DEVELOPMENT OF THE PERMISSIVE-MAKE RELAY
OF CRYOTRON SWITCHING CIRCUITS
RELAY CIRCUIT DESIGN TECHNIQUES IN THE LOGICAL DESIGN HARV61 315
ECIP55 213
GRAPHICAL-MECHANICAL AIDS FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF RELAY CIRCUITS
I BMJ592 169
EXTENSION OF MOORE-SHANNON MODEL FOR RELAY CIRCUITS
DIP 62 580
THE RELAY COMPUTER ETL MARK II
EClP55 201
THE LOGISTIC RELAY COMPUTER OF THE VIENNA TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY
( GERMANI
ECIP55
13
SOME FEATURES OF THE CZECHOSLOVAK RELAY COMPUTER SAPO
CAMB49
11
RELAY COMPUTERS
HARVItl
41
BELL TELEPHONE LABORATORIES RELAY COMPUTING SYSTEM
PGEC601 30
MAGNETIC ANALOGS OF RELAY CONTACT NETWORKS FOR LOGIC
lEES56 432
THE USE OF CYCLIC PERMUTED CODES IN RELAY COUNTING CIRCUITS
IBMJ605 525
MINIMAL COMPLETE RELAY DeCODING NETWORKS
PACM56
25
THE REFUGE RELAY FUNCTION GENERATOR
HARV511 26
A SURVEY OF RESEARCH IN THE THEORY OF RELAY NETWORKS IN THE USSR
HARV572 59
MUL TI PLE-OUTPUT RELAY SWITCHING CIRCUITS
JACM603 216
RETRIEVAL
ON RELEVANCE, PROBABILISTIC INDEXING AND INFORMATION
PECS52
8
PANEL DISCUSSION, DESIGNING FOR MAXIMUM RELI AB I LITY
PACM52T 149
IMPROVEMENT OF WILLIAMS MEMORY RELIABILITY
WJCC51
20
DESIGN OF EXPERIMENTS FOR EVALUATING RELI AB I LlTy
WJCC51 172
DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES IMPROVE REL lAB ILlTY
WJCC57 207
CONTINUOUS COMPUTER OPERATIONAL RELI AB I LlTV
28
EJCC58
THE SYSTEM APPROACH TO RELIABILITY
HACC59
13
TECHNIQUES FOR RELI AB I LlTY
NSMT60 317
AUTOMATIC AFFIX INTERPRETATION ANO RELIABILITY
RMCS60
36
COMPONENT RELlABILlTY
RMCS60
49
SOME FACTORS AFFECTING RELIABILITY
NCR 612 264
MAJCRITY GATE LOGIC IMPROVES DIGITAL SYSTEM RELIABILITY
PGEC613 407
IMPROVEMENT OF ELECTRONIC-COMPUTER RELI A8 IL ITY
RTCS62 318
REDUNDANCY IMPROVES COMPUTER RELIABILITY
THE IBMJ622 200
USE OF TRIPLE-~ODULAR REOUNDANCY TO IMPROVE COMPUTER RELIABILITY
COMPUTER METHOOS RMCS60
!>5
APPLIED TO THE DESIGN OF DIGITAL CIRCuITS FOR RELI AB IL lTY
RMCS60
39
SYSTEM
THE RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF RELIABILITY AND ACCURACY FOR OIFFERENT TYPES OF
EJCC53
12
ELECTROSTATIC MEMORY
RELIABILITY AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ILLIAC
MSEE464 35
RELIABILITY AND CHECKING
RELIABILITY AND CHECKING IN DIGITAL COMPUTING SYSTEMS MSEE464 34
EJCC53 113
PREDICTABILITY
RELIABILITY ANC ITS RELATION TO SUITABILITY ANO
RMCS60
!>3
THE INFLUENCE OF COMPUTER DESIGN ON RELIABILITY AND MAINTENANCE
WJCC57
27
REL lAB I LITY AND THE COMPUTER
JACM541 21
EQUIPMENT RELIABILITY AS APPLIED TO ANALOGUE COMPUTERS
PGEC592 125
INCREASING RELIABILITY BY THE USE OF REDUNDANT MACHINES
EJCC53
43
RELI AB IL ITY EXPERIENce ON THE OARAC
PACM59
6
RELIABILITY FIELD SURVEILLANCE PROGRAM
WJCC51
IB
RELI AB I L ITY FROM A SYSTEM POINT OF VIEW
301

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

307

REL - REQ

TITLE WORD INDEX

REG - REP

RELIABILITY IMPROVEMENT BY THE USE OF MULTIPLE_
IBMJ582 1~2
RELIABILITY IMPROVEMENT THROUGH REDUNDANCY AT VARIOUS IBMJ582 lU
COMPONENT RELIABILITY IN A COMPUTING MACHINE AT MANCHESTER
AOC 53 252
81
. WJCC57
RELIABILITY IN BUSINESS SYSTEMS
DESIGN FOR RELIABILITY IN COMPUTER PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT
RMCS60
61
KEYNOTE ADDRESS, TECHNIQUES FOR RELIABILITY IN COMPUTERS FOR WEAPON CONTROL
WJCC57
10
THE USE OF REDUNDANCY TO INCREASE RELIABILITY IN DIGITAL SWITCHING CIRCUITS
AUS 63 8.2~
WJCC57 198
THE INTERPRETATION AND ATTAINMENT OF RELIABILITY IN INDUSTRIAL DATA. SYSTEMS
EJCC53
31
METHODS USED TO IMPROVE RELIABILITY IN MILITARY ELECTRONICS EQUIPMENT
A TRANSISTOR-CIRCUIT CHASSIS FOR HIGH RELIABILITY IN MISSILE-GUIDANCE SYSTEMS
EJCC57 132
RELIABILITY OF A LARGE REAC INSTALLATION
EJCC53
53
LINEAR SELECTION
RELIABILITY OF A MATRIX TYPE MAGNETIC STORE WITH
CENG59 158
COMPONENT DEVELOPMENT
RELIABILITY OF AN AIR DEFENSE COMPUTING SYSTEM,
PGEC564 22~
CIRCUIT DESIGN
RELIABILITY OF AN AIR DEFENSE COMPUTING SYSTEM,
PGEC56~ 227
RELIABILITY OF AN AIR DEFENSE COMPUTING SYSTEM, MARGI PGEC56~ 233
NAL CHECKING AND MAINTENANCE PROGRAMMING
ON THE NATURE OF THE RELIABILITY OF AUTOMATA
RTCS62 196
SOS 59 262
THE RELIABILITY OF BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS
THE RELIABILITY OF COHERENT SYSTEMS
RTCS62
~7
RTCS62 3~9
STATISTICAL THEORY OF IMPROVING THE RELIABILITY OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS WITH REDUNDANCY
RELIABILITY OF ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITORS IN COMPUTERS
EJCC53 105
ENGINEERING FACTORS OF IMPORTANCE IN RELATION TO THE RELIABILITY OF GOVERNMENT A.O.P. SYSTEMS
SOME RMCS60
23
THE RELIABILITY OF HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINES MANC51
33
SOME TECHNIQUES USED IN IMPROVING THE RELIABILITY OF INPUT AND OUTPUT EQUIPMENT
RMCS60
63
SWITCHING
THE RELIABILITY OF ITEMS IN SEQUENCE WITH SENSING AND
RTCS62 318
(DISCUSSION)
THE RELIABILITY OF LARGE SCALE ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS
AUS 572 222
TC8~614 151
PROCESSING SYSTEMS. DISCUSSION
THE RELIABILITY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PARTS OF DATA
RELIABILITY OF PARTS
MSEE~62
20
FACTORS AFFECTING THE RELIABILITY OF PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT
RMCS60
66
S BUILT OF RECTIFIER GATES
THE RELIABILITY OF RECURSIVE TRIANGULAR SWITCHING NETWORK RTCS62 129
ADAPTIVE DECISION ELEMENTS TO IMPROVE THE RELIABILITY OF REDUNDANT SYSTEMS
NCR 62~ 12~
70
ING NETWORKS
THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS ON RELIABILITY PROPERTIES OF RECURSIVE TRIANGULAR SWITCH RTCS62
THE ATHENA COMPUTER, A RELIABILITY REPORT
EJCC5B
20
TO MINIMIZATION OF CONTACT NETWORKS SUBJECT TO RELIABILITY SPECIFICATIONS
CORRECTION PGEC611 62
IBMJ591 58
TWO-PARAMETER LIFETIME DISTRIBUTIONS FOR RELIABILITY STUDIES OF RENEWAL PROCESSES
RELIABILITY, COMPUTERS VERSUS HUMANS
TC8~614 140
RESISTOR RELIABILITY, WHOSE RESPONSIBILITY
EJCC53 109
MANY VALUEO LOGICS AND RELIABLE AUTOMATA
SOS 61 135
RED ON CONVENTIONAL BUSINESS DEVICES
A RELIABLE CHARACTER SENSING SYSTEM FOR DOCUMENTS PREPA WCR 57~ III
MINIMALLY REDUNDANT RELIABLE COMPUTING SYSTEMS DESIGN
.
RTCS62 317
CTION IN LARGE-SCALE ANALOG COMPUTERS
A RELIABLE METHOD OF DRIFT STABILIZATION AND ERROR DETE WJCC57 133
ON WAITING TIMES FOR DROUGHT RELIEF IN QUEENSLAND
AUS 60B'8.2
READING OF MAGNETIC RECORDS BY RELUCTANCE VARIATION
I EES56 333
HARV572 179
HIGH-SPEED SWITCHING BY ROTATIONAL REMAGNETIZATION
A NOTE ON THE REMARKABLE MEMORY OF MAN
PGEC573 19~
MERSENNE NUMBERS
A REMARKABLE QUARTIC YIELDING CERTAIN DIVISORS OF
BIT 632 122
PRELIMINARY REMARKS OF POLYNOMIAL APPROXIMATIONS FOR COMPUTERS
ICC 633 158
MLY DISTRIBUTED POINTS ON THE SURFACE Of AN N-OIMI
REMARKS ON 'AN EFFICiENT METHOD FOR GENERATING UNIFOR CACM590 26
DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS'
REMARKS ON 'ELIMINATION OF SPECIAL FUNCTIONS FROM
CACM596 21
REMARKS ON 'ON COMPUTING RAOIATION INTEGRALS'
CACM596 25
SOME REMARKS ON ABSTRACT MACHINES
PACM58
62
CACM599 25
REMARKS ON ALGOL AND SYMBOL MANIPULATION
CAMB~9
106
REMARKS ON CHECKING
LINEAR EQUATIONS, SOME REMARKS ON CURRENT THEORY
AUS 63 B.11
ANALYSIS
REMARKS ON FORTRAN SUBROUTINES FOR TIME SERIES
CACM636 329
PROGRAI'MING
FURTHER REMARKS ON LINE SEGMENT CURVE-FITTING USING DYNAMIC
CACM628 ~U
SOME REMARKS ON LOGICAL DESIGN AND PROGRAMMING CHECKS
EJCC53
96
EMPIRICAL RESULTS
MIPP61 266
SOME REMARKS ON MECHANIZED INDEXING AND SOME SMALL-SCALE
SOME ELEMENTARY REMARKS ON POLYNOMIAL APPROXIMATIONS
CAN 60 250
CACM620 507
FURTHER REMARKS ON SAMPLING A TAPE FILE, I
FURTHER REMARKS ON SAMPLING A TAPE FILE, II
CACM620 508
CACM637 38~
FURTHER REMARKS ON SAMPLING A TAPE FILE, III
REMARKS ON THE DESIGN OF SEQUENTIAL CIRCUITS
HARV572 2U
REMARKS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF G1A (GERMAN)
ECIP55
92
OIGITAL COMPUTER
SOME REMARKS ON THE GAME 'DAMA' WHICH CAN BE PLAYED ON A TCJ3601 ~O
EQUATIONS
SOME REMARKS ON THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL
AUS 571 108
VALUE PR08LEI'S
REMARKS ON THE PRACTICAL SOLUTION OF CHARACTERISTIC
CACM596 38
LANGUAGES
SOME REMARKS ON THE SYNTAX OF SYMBOLIC PROGRAMMING
CACM638 ~56
NONSYMMETRIC MATRIX
REMARKS ON THE.UNITARY TRIANGULARIZATION OF A
JACM602 IB5
REMARKS ON THE USE OF SYMBOLS IN ALGOL (NORWEGIAN)
BIT 621
1
DESIGN FEATURES OF REMINGTON RAND SPEED TALLY
WJCC54 155
P JRE530 1332
THE REMINGTON RAND TYPE ~09-2 ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
LSU 57
62
THE PROCESSING OF REMOTE DATA
COMPUTERS WITH REMOTE DATA INPUT
EJCC55
69
AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH
REMOTE
OIGITAL
COMPUTER
ON
AN
OPEN-SHOP
BASIS
IN
USE OF A
TCJ6632 118
AN INTEGRA TEO DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM WITH REMOTE INPUT AND OUTPUT
CAS 58
~2
DATA COMMUNICATION BETWEEN REMOTE MACHINES
CAS 60 1~1
CAS 59 132
FORTRAN EXPERIENCE ANO REMOTE OPERATION BY NON-COMPUTER SPECIALISTS
LINK
REMOTE OPERATION OF A COMPUTER BY HIGH SPEED DATA
FJCC62 170
MEANS
REMOTE POSITION CONTROL AND INDICATION BY DIGITAL
IEES56 437
COMMUNICATION BETWEEN REMOTELY LOCATED DIGITAL COMPUTERS
EJCC57 19~
GROWING BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE AND THE SERVICE THEY MAY RENDER TO RESEARCH
ICAL AND CRITICAL REVIEWS IN ANY ICSJ5Bl 571
COMPUTER STUDIES OF ORBITAL RENDEZVOUS
CAN 62
89
LIFETIME DISTRIBUTIONS FOR RELIABILITY STUDIES OF RENEWAL PROCESSES
TWO-PARAMETER IBMJ591 58
CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF DATA ON TENANTS IN LOW RENT GOVERNMENT HOUSING
PACM59
17
THE ORGANIZATION AND REORGANIZATION OF EMBRYONIC CELLS
SOS 59 101
DESIGN OF A REPAIRABLE REDUNDANT COMPUTER
PGEC625 6U
MEET
THE PLACE OF SELF-REPAIRING FACILITIES IN COMPUTERS WITH DEADLINES TO
EJCC57 111
. RICAL SOLUTICN OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS BY REPEATED CLOSURES
IDF TRUNCATION ERRORS IN THE NUME JACM551
5
EXTRACTION OF ROOTS BY REPEATED SUBTRACTIONS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
CACM58D
6
NOTE ON A TEST FOR REPEATING CYCLES IN A PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR TCJ3601
9
DIGITAL CLOCK DELAY GENERATORS AND RUN COUNTER FOR A REPETITIVE ANALOG COMPUTER
WJCC61 353
SOLVING INTEGRAL EQUATIONS ON A REPETITIVE OIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER
PGEC60~ 503
POLYNOMIAL EQUATIONS
THE USE OF A REPETITIVE DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER FOR FINDING ROOTS OF PGEC592 182
THE IBM 701 ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING MACHINE WITH REPETITIVELY USED FUNCTIONS
PROGRAMMING FOR DNR 5~ 117
INTERNAL AND TAPE SORTING USING THE REPLACEMENT-SELECTION TECHNIQUE
CACM635 201
A SPECIALIZED AUTOCODE FOR THE ANALYSIS OF REPLICATED EXPERIMENTS
TCJ563~ 313
THE ATHENA COMPUTER, A RELIABILITY REPORT
EJCC58
20
1958 PGEC MEMBERSHIP SURVEY REPORT
PGEC591 60
1960 PGEC MEM8ERSHIP REPORT
PGEC611 I I
THE SOLOMON COMPUTER, A PRELIMINARY REPORT
WOC062
66
ELEMENT SWITCHING CIRCUITS
SYSTEM LEVELS
UNIVERSITY

308

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY

19~6-1963

30B

REP - RES

TilL! WORD INDEX

SUPPLEMENT TO THE ALGOL 60
ARTIFICIAL LANGUAGES BY COMPILER PROGRAMS, RESEARCH
eGERMAN I
DEVELOPMENT
AGES IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA AND POLAND, 1963
ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE
PRELIMINARY
DIRECTORS

REPORT
REPORT AND DESIGN FOR FUTURE LANGUAGES
INSLATION OF
REPORT AND LITERATURE SURVEY ON DIGITAL COMPUTERS
REPORT OF A VISIT TO DISCUSS COMMON PROGRAMMING LANGU
REPORT OF ACN-GANN COMMITTEE ON AN INTERNATIONAL
REPORT ON A CONFERENCE OF UNIVERSITY COMPUTING CENTER
REPORT ON A GENERAL PROBLEM-SOLVING PROGRAM
REPORT ON A RESEARCH PROGRAMME ON LEARNING MACHINES
INTERIM REPORT ON BUREAU OF SHIPS COBOL EVALUATION PROGRAM
REPORT ON COMPLETION OF G2 eGERMANI
A PROGRESS REPORT ON COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN COMPUTER DESIGN
OF A DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
REPORT ON EXPERIMENTS IN APPROXIMATING THE SOLUTION
PROGRESS REPORT ON LANGUAGE H
A PROGRESS REPORT ON MACHINE TRANSLATION
SPECIAL REPORT ON MT
A PROGRESS REPORT ON NEBULA
PROGRESS REPORT ON PRODUCTION CONTROL BY HIRING COMPUTER TIME
S FOR INFORMATION PROCESSING
REPORT ON PROPOSED AMERICAN STANDARD FLOWCHART SYMBOL
SYSTEM
REPORT ON SOME PRINCIPLES OF THE UNIFIED TRANSFER
REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE FORTRAN II
REPORT ON THE BCS FIRST CONFERENCE
REPORT ON THE ELLIOTT ALGOL TRANSLATOR
EUROPEAN ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING, A REPORT ON THE INDUSTRY AND THE STAfE-OF-THE-ART
MEETING
REPORT ON THE INTERNATIONAL ANALOGY COMPUTATION
NTRIBUTIONS PAID UNDER THE NEW GRAOUATI
A PROGRESS REPORT ON THE INTRODUCTION OF A.D.P. FOR RECORDING CO
A REPORT ON THE STATUS OF SMALGOL
REPORT ON THE TEXAS PROJECT
OM INSTRUCTION
CONFERENCE.REPORT ON THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN ENGINEERING CLASSRO
APPLICATIONS
INTERIM REPORT PRESENTATION DEVELOPMENT OF ELECTRONIC
ORMATION PROCESSING. 15 MAY'
USA NATIONAL ACTIVITY REPORT TO ISo-TC 97-SUBCOMMITTEE 5, COMPUTERS AND INF
INFORMATION PROCESSING
USA NATIONAL ACTIVITY REPORT TO ISo-TC 97-WORKING GROUP E, COMPUTERS AND
A REPORT WRITER FOR COBOL
ALGOL SUB-COMMITTEE REPORT-EXTENSIONS
PRELIMINARY REPORT, INTERNATIONAL ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE
OPMENT COMMITTEE
AN INFORMATION ALGEBRA, PHASE 1 REPORT, LANGUAGE STRUCTURE GROUP OF THE CODASYL OEVEL
PROCESSING SATELLITE WEATHER DATA, A STATUS REPORT, PART I
PROCESSING SATELLITE WEATHER DATA, A STATUS REPORT, PART II
REPORTING COMPUTER PERFORMANCE TO MANAGEMENT
LONDON COMPUTER GROUP, STUDY GROUP REPORTS
MECHANIZED TITLE WORD INDEXING OF INTERNAL REPORTS
LONDON STUDY GROUP REPORTS 1957-1958
ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE ACM REPOSITORY
SURVEY OF CODED CHARACTER REPRESENTATION
NETWORKS WHICH REALIZE A MODEL FOR INFORMATION REPRESENTATION
CHARACTER REPRESENTlTtON AND STORAGE SYSTEMS
EQUIPMENT
A HARDWARE REPRESENTATION FOR ALGOL 60 USING CREED TELEPRINTER
ON A FLOATING-POINT NUMBER REPRESENTATION FOR USE WITH ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGES
AND REASONS
A SUGGESTED MDDEL FOR INFORMATION REPRESENTATION IN A COMPUTER THAT PERCEIVES, LEARNS,
NUMBER REPRESENTATION IN DIGITAL COMPUTERS
ALCOR GROUP REPRESENTATION OF ALGOL SYMBOLS
SIMULATION AND ANALYSIS OF BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMS, I, REPRESENTATION OF CHEMICAL KINETICS
It DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER'
THE REPRESENTATION OF CONSTRAINTS BY MEANS OF AN ELECTRON
ON THE REPRESENTATION OF INFORMATION BY NEURAL NET MODELS
REPRESENTATION OF NONLINEAR FUNCTIONS
DIMENSIONS
ANALOG REPRESENTATION OF POISSON'S EQUATION IN TWO
5, RATIONAL APPROXIMATIONS AND CONTINUED FRACTIONS
REPRESENTATION OF POWER'SERIES IN TERMS'OF POLYNOMIAL
ALGE!lRAIC REPRESENTATION OF STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL LANGUAGES
REPRESENTATION OF TEXT STRINGS IN BINARY COMPUTERS
FUNCTION
SYMBOLIC REPRESENTATION OF THE NEURON AS AN UNRELIABLE LOGICAL
TERS BY EQUIVALENCE ALGEBRA IGERMAN)
REPRESENTATION OF THE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF COMPU
DES IN A 4-01GIT NUMBER DR 16 RANDOM I
A METHOD OF REPRESENTATION, STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL OF 13 RANDOM CD
UNIQUENESS OF WEIGHTED CODE REPRESENTATIONS
CONVERSION BETWEEN FLOATING POINT REPRESENTATIONS
SIGNED-DIGIT NUMBER REPRESENTATIONS FOR FAST PARALLEL ARITHMETIC
A CLASS OF NUMBER REPRESENTATIONS FOR PARALLEL ARITHMETIC,
01
ON A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR OBTAINING IRREDUCIBLE REPRESENTATIONS FOR TWO-LEVEL MULTIPLE INPUT-DUTPUT L
IN 'ON A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR OBTAINING IRREDUCIBLE REPRESENTATIONS FOR TWO-LEVEL MULTIPLE INPUT-OUTPUT L
AN ALGORITHM FOR DETERMINING MINIMAL REPRESENTATIONS OF A LOGIC FUNCTION
UMEI
ON THE CODING OF GEOMETRICAL SHA~ES AND OTHER REPRESENTATIONS, wiTH REFERENCE TO ARCHAEOLOGICAL DOC
MAGNETIC FIELDS OF TWISTORS REPRESENTED BY CONFOCAL HOLLOW PROLATE SPHEROIDS
A CLASS OF BINARY DIVISIONS YIELDING MINIMALLY REPRESENTED QUOTIENTS
AUTOMATIC FORMATION OF A 'MACHINE THEORY' REPRE$ENTING A MAPPING
THE AUTOMATIC FORMATION OF A COMPUTER PROGRAM WHICH REPRESENTS A THEORY
ON
MAGNETISATION OURING RECORDING AND ITS EFFECT ON THE REPRODUCED SIGNAL
DE
.
MAGNETIC REPROOUCER AND PRINTER
RATION-TYPE RECORDING
THE RECORDING AND REPRODUCTION OF SIGNALS ON MAGNETIC MEDIUM USING SATU
REQUEST FOR METHODS DR PROGRAMS
LANGUAGE
TRANSLATION OF RETRIEVAL REQUESTS COUCHED IN A 'SEMIFORMAL' ENGLISH-LIKE
ON THE MINIMUM LOGICAL COMPLEXITY REQUIRED FOR A GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER
COMPUTER OPERATIONS REQUIRED FOR MECHANICAL TRANSLATION
HARDWARE
FACILITIES AND INSTRUMENTATION REQUIRED FOR REAL-TIME SIMULATION INVOLVING SYSTEM
FUNCTIONS REQUIRED OF A TRANSLATION SYSTEM
AND QUADRATIC PROGRAMMING WITH SOME DR ALL VARIABLES REQUIRED TO BE ZERO DR UNITY
LINEAR
METHODS OF SELECTING THE REQUIRED WORD FROM A DICTIONARY
FACILITY REQUIREMENTS
SUCCESSIVE GRIDS FOR REDUCTION OF FUNCTION STORAGE REQUIREMENTS
THE METHOD OF
DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINEI
A REVIEW OF GOVERNMENT REQUIREMENTS AND ACTIVITIES IN THE FIELD OF AUTOMATIC
MANPOWER REQUIREMENTS BY COMPUTER MANUFACTURERS
AN OUTLINE OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR A COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN SYSTEM,
REQUIREMENTS FOR A RAPID ACCESS DATA FILE
REFERENCE QUESTIONS
DETERMINING REQUIREMENTS FOR ATOMIC ENERGY INFORMATION FROM
APPLICATIONS
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR COMMERCIAL DR ADMINISTRATIVE
REQUIREMENTS FOR COMPILING ROUTINES
DATA PROCESSING REQUIREMENTS FOR NUMERICAL WEATHER PREDICTION
COMPUTATION OF PARTS REQUIREMENTS FOR PRODUCTION SCHEDULING
309

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

REL- REQ
CACM631 18
PACM59
75
DIP 62 650
CACM63N 660
ARAP591 268
CACM600 519
ICIP59 256
ICC 6115 2B
CACM625 256
ECIP55
97
WJCC56
82
JACM561 26
TCB16~~ liB
ICC 6115 11
NS",60 521
TCJ5623 162
EDPS61 161
CACM630 599
NSMT60
88
CACM605 299
ARAP612 351
CACM631
1
ARAP634 217
TCJ563~ 349
CACM626 321
TC~3593
31
TCJ5622 127
PIRE611 330
PGEC561 36
TCJ3603 117
PACM62
92
NSMT60 121
CACM600 522
LSU 51 206
CACM639 502
CACM632 51
CACM625 261
CACM599 24
CACM580
8
CACM624 190
FJCC62
1
FJCC62
19
PACM58
59
TCB1513 47
MIPP61 112
TCB2581
3
CACM634 142
CACM600 639
SOS 61 485
CAN 58 120
TCJ5634 33B
CACM623 160
WJCC60 151
AADC60 132
CACM630 597
CACM610 559
PGEC563 111
SOS 62 551
PGEC564 203
PGEC604 ~90
JACM61~ 613
ICSI582 1313
BIT 631 52
SOS 61
91'
ECIP55 218
CACM623 165
PGEC60~ 481
CACM606 352
PGEC613 3B9
PACM61 13B2
JACM631 48
JACM632 256
PGEC5l2 103
ICSI582 889
PGEC602 199
PGEC626 761
PACM61 2Cl
50S 62 107
AUS 60C11.1
WJCC53 160
PGEC592 159
CACM584
9
CACM621 34
PGEC584 2B2
IEES56 ~53
EJCC57
96
NSMT60
53
AUS 63 B.l
CE.NG59 139
HACC59
6
TCJ5634 320
MSE~63
29
CTPC5~
14
SJCC63 299
WJCC56
39
ICSI5B1 181
ADC 53
85
AUS 60C12.4
EJCC53
22
8IT 622 91
309

REQ - RES

TITLE WORD INDEX

REP - RES

SOME LOGICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR THE CONTROL OF SWITCHING NETWORKS
HARV572 235
REQU[REMENTS GENERATION, EXPLOS[ONS, AND BILLS OF
IBSJ633 268
PERSONNEL REQUIREMENTS IN GOVERNMENT AGENC[ES IN MACHINE
CTPC54
9
DATA-PROCESSOR REQUIREMENTS IN PRODUCTION AND [NVENTORY CONTROL
WJCC55
48
A NOTE ON THE SYSTEM' REQUIREMENTS OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER
PGEC613 484
THE DESIGN REQUIREMENTS OF A LOW-COST COMPUTING MACHINE
AOC 53 281
REFERENCE SERVICES
REQUIREMENTS OF FOREST SCIENTISTS FOR LITERATURE AND ICS[581 267
SYSTEMATICALLY ASCERTAINING REQUIREMENTS OF SCIENTISTS FOR [NFORMAT[ON
ICSI581 189
·A METHOD ~F COMPAR[NG THE TIME REQUIREMENTS OF SORT[NG METHODS
CACM635 259
NSURANCE FOR ELECTRON[C DATA PROCESSING EQUIPMENT
REQUIREMENTS OF THE BUREAU OF OLD-AGE AND SURVIVORS I WJCC53
74
LICATION OF MODERN DATA PROCESSING TECHNIQUES TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION, WITH SPECI AUS 60 A7.1
PRDCESS[NG
REQUIREMENTS ON A LANGUAGE FOR LOG[CAL DATA
IFIP62 556
ARE PARTS AT A FARM EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURING COMPAI
REQUIREMENTS PLANNING OF PRODUCTION COMPONENTS AND SP BIT 632 108
SOME ENGINEERING PROBLEMS REQUIRING AUTOMATIC COMPUTATION
PACM52P 85
ORDER PROCEDURE FOR SOLVING DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS REQUIRING M[NIMUM STORAGE
A KUTTA THIRD- JACM561 22
THE HANDL[NG OF RETAIL REQUISIT[ONS FROM A GENERAL WAREHOUSE
CAS 57
39
COMPUTING MACHINES IN AERONAUTICAL RESEARCH
HARV49 263
GRADUATE INSTRUCTION AND RESEARCH
CTPC54
25
DEVELOPMENTS [N PROGRAMMING RESEARCH
EJCC55
75
WHAT TO EXPECT. FROM OPERATIONS RESEARCH
HARV55 176
THE ELECOM 125 IN PERSONNEL CLASSIFICATION RESEARCH
CAS 56
41
THE NCR 102A AS AN AID [N TRAIN[NG AND RESEARCH
CAS 56 112
DATA PROCESSING IN PERSONNEL AND [NSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH
LSU 56 231
STATISTICAL CALCULATIONS IN PRODUCT-DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH
CAS 57
56
SOME PROGRAMM[NG PROBLEMS IN AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH
LSU 57 113
COMPUTERS AND OPERATIONAL RESEARCH
BCS 58 812
DATA PROCESSING IN MARKET[NG RESEARCH
AUS 60 A6.1
DATA PROCESSING IN MARKET[NG AND SALES RESEARCH
AUS 60 A6.4
AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER IN ECONOMIC RESEARCH
CAS 60
54
PARACOMPUTERS IN PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH
HARV61 239
ORGAN[ZATIONS ACTIVE IN MACHINE INDEX[NG RESEARCH
MIPP61
22
NEW O[RECTIONS IN TEACHING-MACHINE RESEARCH
PLCI61
46
COMPUTING MACHINES FOR TEACHING AND RESEARCH
TCJ4613 212
COMPUTERS AND OPERATIONS RESEARCH
AODC62
1
DATA PROCESSING IN PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH
CABS62 172
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS AT THE FRONTIERS OF B[OMEO[CAL RESEARCH
FJCC63 603
ON-LINE COMPUTING IN SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
TCB7633 88
USE OF ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS IN TRAFFIC STUDIES AND RESEARCH
THE AUS 60 A8.2
ELECTRONIC DIGITAL MACHINE CURALI FOR ENGINEERlNG RESEARCH
THE UNIVERSAL JACM514 511
IN THE INVESTIGATION OF MODELS IN EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS HARV61
48
COMPUTER ON AN OPEN-SHOP BASIS IN AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH
USE OF A REMOTE DIGITAL TCJ6632 118
IOLOGICAL SCIENCE AND THE SERVICE THEY MAY RENDER TO RESEARCH
ICAL AND CRITICAL REVIEWS [N ANY GROWING B ICSI581 511
ITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO AGRICULTURAL AND BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH
IH SPEED COMPUTERS ON APPLIED STATISTICS W AUS 60Bll.1
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH CONRI DIG [TAL COMPUTER NEWSLETTER
SEE 'OCN'
SMALL-SCALE RESEARCH AND AUTOMATIC COMPUTING MACHINERY
PACM52P 107
OPERATIONS RESEARCH AND COMPUTERS IN AN INTEGRATED OIL COMPANY
CAN 58 229
BY SCANDINAVIAN SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS ENGAGED IN RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
IRE AND REFERENCE SERVICES ICSI5Bl 19
A COMPUTER-BASED LABORATORY FOR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN EDUCATION
PLCI61 191
MACHINE TRANSLA-TION
THE ROLE OF USAF RESI;,ARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL AND WJCC59
66
DIGITAL COMPUTERS
SIGNAL CORPS RES!ARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ON AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING OF CACM592 22
[NFORMATION AND LITERATURE USE IN A RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION
ICSI581 131
CURVE FITTING FOR A MODEL OF APPL[ED RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT SCHEDULING
IBMJ583 232
DATION AND EOUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS FOR MATHEMATICAL RESEARCH AND EDUCATION
IN THE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUN CTPC54
81
ECl ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
OPTIMUM ALLOCATION OF RESEARCH AND ENG[NEERING MANPOWER WITHIN A MULTI-PRQJ PACM62
56
OPERATIONS RESEARCH AND MANAGEMENT
CAN 60
98
SOME COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN RESEARCH AND TEACHING IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
HARV61 .265
OPERATIONS RESEARCH AND THE AUTOMATION OF BANKING PROCEDURES
CAS 58
1
MARKET RESEARCH APPLICATIONS ON LEO
TCJ3603 142
THE WATER RESEARCH ASSOC[ATION COMPUTER CONFERENCE
TC86621 18
CURRENT RESEARCH AT GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
NSMT60
63
THE USE OF SUPERCONDUCTIVE OEVICES IN RESEARCH AT LOW TEMPERATURES
ONR 60
6
COMPUTER COMPONENTS RESEARCH AT MELLON INSTITUTE
ANL 53 159
LINGUISTIC RESEARCH AT THE RAND CORPORATION
NSMT60
13
MT RESEARCH AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
NSMT60 140
CURRENT RESEARCH AT THE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON ON MT
NSMT60 155
SCIENTIFIC COMPUTATION WITHIN THE DEFENCE RESEARCH BOARD
CAN 62
59
SERVICE
EXPERIENCE OF THE DEFENCE RESEARCH BOARD OF CANADA IN MAIL ORDER COMPUTER
CAN 58 370
RAPID PROCESSING OF BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH DATA
LSU 56 224
COMPUTER
THE TELECOMMUNICATIONS RESEARCH ESTABLISHMENT PARALLEL ELECTRONIC DIG[TAL
FTT 53 144
THE NEED FOR EDUCATION AND RESEARCH IN ADMINISTRATIVE DATA PROCESSING
BIT 621 35
ASPECTS OF CURRENT RESEARCH IN AUTOMATIC LANGUAGE ANALYSIS
CAS 62 182
SOME NOTES ON COMPUTER RESEARCH IN EASTERN EUROPE
CACM590
1
SWITCHING RESEARCH IN GERMANY
HARV512 295
T10N
IMPLICATIONS OF BASIC RESEARCH IN INFORMATION SCIENCES TO MACHINE OOCUMENTA MIPP61 331
SOVIET RESEARCH IN MACHINE TRANSLATION
NSMT60
2
RESEARCH IN MACHINE TRANSLATION
NSMT60 160
RESEARCH IN MACHINE TRANSLATION AT RAMO-WOOLDRIDGE
NSMT60
26
ITAL CONTROL PROCESSES
THE NEED FOR TRAINING AND RESEARCH IN NON-COMPUTER ASPECTS OF THE THEORY OF O[G CTPC54
55
RESEARCH IN PROGRAMMED LEARNING
PLCI61 113
SWITCHING RESEARCH IN SPAIN
HARV572 99
SOME BRITISH RESEARCH IN SUPERCONDUCTIVE SWITCHING DEVICES
ONR 60 104
PROGRAMS AS A TOOL FOR RESEARCH IN SYSTEMS ORGANIZATION
IBMJ5B2 105
A SURVEY OF RESEARCH IN THE THEORY OF RELAY NETWORKS IN THE USSR HARV571 26
OPERATION OF THE BALLISTIC RESEARCH LABORATORIES DIGITAL COMPUTER INSTALLATION
ONR 53
14
SATELLITE DATA IN REAL TIME
A RESEARCH LABORATORY FOR PROCESSING AND DISPLAYING
SJCC63 117
AN EXPERIMENT IN MECHANICAL SEARCHING OF RESEARCH LITERATURE WITH RAMAC
WJCC58 168
APPLICATION OF COMPUTING MACHINERY TO RESEARCH OF THE OIL INDUSTRY
HARV49 305
THE INS1ITUTE FOR COMPUTER RESEARCH OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
ICC 623 159
TY AND PREDICTIVE SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS
CURRENT RESEARCH ON AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION AT HARVARD UNIVERSI NSMT60 173
COMPUTATION LABORATORY
RESEARCH ON AUtOMATIC TRANSLATION AT THE HARVARD
ICIP59 163
DIGITAL SIMULATION IN RESEARCH ON HUMAN COMMUNICATION
PIRE611 319
THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN RESEARCH ON MACHINE TRANSLATION
IFIP62 301
A COMPUTER SIMULATION CHAIN FOR RESEARCH ON PICTURE CODING
WCR 584 41
RESEARCH ON SUPERCONDUCTIVE DEVICES IN SWEDEN
ONR 60 160
BR[TISH RESEARCH ON SUPERCONDUCTIVE SWITCHING DEVICES
ONR 60 109
(FRENCHI
RESEARCH ON THE SOLUTIONS OF A CONVOLUTION EQUATION
IFIP62 163
SOME RECENT RESEARCH ON ULTRASONIC PROPATATION IN SOLID MEDIA
PACM52P 203
ICS[581 613
SCIENTIFIC, TECHNJ'CAL, AND ECONOMIC INFORMATION IN· A RESEARCH ORGANIZATION
A PROPOSED INFORMATION HANDLING SYSTEM FOR A LARGE RESEARCH ORGANIZATION
ICS1582 1181
. ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER URAL FOR ENGINEERING RESEARCH PROBLEMS (GERMANI
THE GENERAL-PURPOSE -ECIP55
80
MATERIAL
COMPUTATION

310

COMPUTER LITERATURE BI8LIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

310

RES - REV

TITLE WORD INDEX

ONAL PROGRAMMING AND SUBJECT-MATTER STRUCTURE

SOME RESEARCH PROBLEMS IN AUTOMATED INSTRUCTION, INSTRUCTI
RESEARCH PROCEDURES FOR AUTOMATIC INDEXING
MANAGEMENT OF RECORDS IN A LARGE-SCALE COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH PROGRAM (HONEYWELL 800)
REPORT ON A RESEARCH PROGRAMME ON LEARNING MACHINES
LATION OF ARTIFICIAL LANGUAGES BY COMPILER PROGRAMS, RESEARCH REPORT AND DESIGN FOR FUTURE LANGUAGES
INS
THE USE OF AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER IN RESEARCH STATISTICS, FOUR YEARS EXPERIENCE
INFORMATION
AN OPERATIONS RESEARCH STUDY OF THE DISSEMINATION OF SCIENTIFIC
IGITAL COMPUTER TO SOLVE A PROBLEM OF THE OPERATIONS RESEARCH TYPE, (THAT OF ECONOMICAL PLANNING PERIOD FO
DATA PROCESSING IN PURE RESEARCH WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO RADIO ASTRONOMY
METHODS BY WHICH RESEARCH WORKERS FIND INFORMATION
OPERATIONS RESEARCH, ITS RELATIONSHIP TO DATA PROCESSING
COMPUTERS IN RESEARCH, PROMISE AND PERFORMANCE
A DATA PROCESSING TECHNIQUE FOR HANDLING SEAT RESERVATION PROBLEMS APPLIED TO AIRLINES
FOR THE JET AGE, DATA TRANSMISSION FOR ELECTRONIC RESERVATIONS
S.A.S. AIOS
PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER
RESERVATIONS COMMUNICATIONS UTLIZING A GENERAL
AMERICAN AIRLINES SABRE ELECTRONIC RESERVATIONS SYSTEM
COMPUTER INSTALLATION AS A PART OF AN AIR-LINE RESERVATIONS SYSTEM
A CENTRAL
THE ELECTRONIC RESERVATIONS SYSTEM FOR TRANS-CANADA AIR LINES
A GENERAL-PURPOSE COMPUTER
THE UNIVAC AIRLINES RESERVATIONS SYSTEM, A SPECIAL-PURPOSE APPLICATION OF
VAL
SUMMARY OF ACTIVITIES OF THE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY IN THE FIELO OF INFORMATION RETRIE
QUEUEING THEORY AND RESERVOIR DESIGN
APPLICATION OF LARGE COMPUTERS TO RESERVOIR ENGINEERING PROBLEMS
IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA, II. THE NUMERICAL SYSTEM OF RESIDUAL CLASSES (SRC)
COMPUTER PROGRESS
THE NUMERICAL SYSTEM OF RESIDUAL CLASSES IN MATHEMATICAL MACHINES
EVAPORATORS
ANALYSIS OF THE RESIDUAL GASES IN SEVERAL TYPES OF HIGH-VACUUM
S
EFFECT OF RESIDUAL GASES ON SUPERCONDUCTING FILM CHARACTERISTIC
PHOTONUCLEAR REACTION CROSS SECTIONS ANALYSIS FROM RESIDUAL RADIOACTIVITY MEASUREMENTS
SUPERCONOUCTING TIN FILMS OF LOW RESIDUAL RESISTIVITY
RESIDUAL STRESS IN SINGLE-CRYSTAL NICKEL FILMS
RESIDUE CLASS ERROR CHECKING CODES
THE RESIDUE NUMBER SYSTEM
THE RESIDUE NUMBER SYSTEM
A DIGITAL CDRRELATOR BASED ON THE RESIDUE NUMBER SYSTEM
FOR SOLVING LINEAR SIMULTANEOUS EQUATIONS USING THE RESIDUE NUMBER SYSTEM
A COMPUTER
DIVISION AND OVERFLOW DETECTION IN RESIDUE NUMBER SYSTEMS
SIGN DETECTION IN NONREDUNOANT RESIDUE SYSTEMS
A FULL BINARY ADDER EMPLOYING TWO NEGATIVE-RESISTANCE DIODES
THE SELENIUM RECTIFIER, A NONLINEAR AND ASYMMETRIC RESISTANCE ELEM.ENT
NEGATIVE-RESISTANCE ELEMENTS AS DIGITAL COMPUTER COMPONENTS
CURRENT BUILD-UP IN AVALANCHE TRANSISTORS WITH RESISTANCE LOADS
G STATES
THE KAPITZA RESISTANCE OF METALS IN THE NORMAL AND SUPERCONDUCTIN
A SURVEY OF CONTACT RESISTANCE THEORY FOR NOMINALLY CLEAN SURFACES
SUPERCONDUCTORS
ANOMALOUS RESISTIVE TRANSITIONS AND NEW PHENOMENA IN HARD
SUPERCONDUCTING TIN FILMS OF LOW RESIDUAL RESISTIVITY
TRANSISTOR RESISTOR LOGIC CIRCUITS FOR DIGITAL DATA SYSTEMS
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF TRANSISTOR-RESISTOR LOGIC NETWORKS
RESISTOR RELIABILITY, WHOSE RESPONSIBILITY
DESIGN OF ACP RESISTOR-COUPLED SWITCHING CIRCUITS
ANALYTICAL DESIGN OF RESISTOR-COUPLED TRANSISTOR LOGICAL CIRCUITS
CORRECTION TO ANALYTICAL OESIGN OF RESISTOR-COUPLED TRANSISTOR LOGICAL CIRCUITS
NS
A GENERALIZED RESISTOR-TRANSISTOR LOGIC CIRCUIT AND SOME APPLICATIO
A NEW APPROACH TO RESISTOR-TRANSISTOR-TUNNEL-DIODE NANOSECOND LOGIC
NONLINEAR RESISTORS IN LOGICAL SWITCHING CIRCUITS
QUADRANT MULTIPLIER USING TRIANGULAR WAVES, DIODES, RESISTORS, AND OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS
A FOURINCREASEO DIGITAL MAGNETIC RECORDING READBACK RESOLUTION BY MEANS OF A LINEAR PASSIVE NETWORK
AN INFINITE-RESOLUTION FUNCTION GENERATOR
ELEMENTS
TRIGONOMETRIC RESOLUTION IN ANALOG COMPUTERS BY MEANS OF MULTIPLIER
HIGH-RESOLUTION MAGNETIC RECORDING STRUCTURES
FILE
A METHOD FOR RESOLVING MULTIPLE RESPONSES IN A PARALLEL SEARCH
PROCESSING FOR EXPERIMENTS IN ELECTRON PARAMAGNETIC RESONANCE
DATA
MICROWAVE RESONANCE IN GADOLINIUM-IRON GARNET CRYSTALS
EDP AS A NATIONAL RESOURCE
OEVELOPMENT OF SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION AS A NATIONAL RESOURCE
RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE
RAMPS, A TECHNIQUE FOR RESOURCE ALLOCATION AND MULTI-PROJECT SCHEDULING
PSI, A NEW TOOL IN PLANNING AND CONTROL
RESOURCE ALLOCATION AND MULTI-PROJECT SCHEDULING (RAM
FINANCIAL AND RESOURCE ANALYSIS ON HIGH SPEEO COMPUTERS
SORTING CARDS WITH RESPECT TO A MODULUS
AN ELECTRONIC METHOD OF INTEGRATION WITH RESPECT TO VARIABLES OTHER THAN TIME
EMPIRICAL LAWS AND PHYSICAL THEORIES, THE RESPECTIVE ROLES OF INFORMATION AND IMAGINATION
LIZING MINORITY CARRIER STORAGE TO ENHANCE TRANSIENT RESPONSE
HIGH-SPEED CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES UTI
OPTIMUM RESPONSE ANALYSIS
DETERMINISTIC AND STOCHASTIC RESPONSE OF LI NEAR TIME VARIABLE SYSTEMS
TECHNIQUES
OBTAINING THE FREQUENCY RESPONSE OF PHYSICAL SYSTEMS BY ANALOG COMPUTER
AUTOMATEDI
EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS REGARDING FORM OF RESPONSE, SIZE OF STEP, AND INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN
A METHOD FOR RESOLVING MULTIPLE RESP.ONSES IN A PARAllEL SEARCH FILE
PULSE RESPONSES OF FERRITE MEMORY CORES
OFFICIAL ACTIONS ANO RESPONSES TO ALGOL 60 AS A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
OTORECEPTOR OF THE CRAYFISH, A QUANTITATIVE STUDY OF RESPONSES TO INTENSITY, TEMPORAL AND WAVELENGTH VARIA
Y, PROPOSAL FOR FINANCING A COMPREHENSIVE SYSTEM
RESPONSIBILITIES FOR SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION IN BIOLOG
PANEL DISCUSSION ON THE SDCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES OF COMPUTER PEOPLE
RESISTOR RELIABILITY, WHOSE RESPONSIBILITY
INFORMATION AS A NATIONAL RESOURCE
RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF SCIENTIFIC
THE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY OF ENGINEERS AND SCIENTISTS
DATA
fLUX RESPONSIVE MAGNETIC HEADS FOR LOW SPEED READ-OUT OF
RESTORATIVE PROCESSES FOR REDUNDANT COMPUTING SYSTEMS
QUADRATIC PROGRAMMING WITH BOUNDED VARIABLE RESTRICTIONS
OPTIMAL SHIPPING SCHEOUlE SUBJECT TO TIME RESTRICTlDNS
PARALLEL PROCESSING IN A RESTRUCTURABLE COMPUTER SYSTEM
RY FUNCTION
THE METHOD OF RESULTANT DESCENTS FOR THE MINIMIZATION OF AN ARBITRA
GRAEFFE PROCESS
RESULTANT PROCEDURE AND THE MECHANIZATION OF THE
RESULTANT PROCEDURES
FORECASTING ELECTION RESULTS
SOME REMARKS ON
MECHANIZED INDEXING AND SOME SMALL-SCALE EMPIRICAL RESULTS
RESULTS OF A DEBATE ON ETHICS OF COMPUTATION
COMPUTER
CORRELATION OF RESULTS OF A PILOT PLANT EXPERIMENT USING A DIGITAL
A SIMPLE DESK-CALCULATOR METHOD FOR CHECKING BINARY RESULTS OF DIGITAL-COMPUTER ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS
MONIC DIFFERENCE EQUATION
SOME COMPUTATIONAL RESULTS ON 'TWO-LINE' ITERATIVE METHODS FOR THE BIHAR
FORECASTING OF ELECTION RESULTS ON THE DASK (OANISH)
FURTHER RESULTS ON THE STRUCTURE OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN AUTOMATED I
EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS REGARDING FORM OF RESPONSE, SIZE OF STEP, AND
311

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

REQ - RES
PLCI61
61
MIPP61 281
CAS 61
3
ICC 6115 28
PACM59
15
TCJ1582 49
ICSI581 91
AUS 60 B2.2
AUS 571 105'
ICSI581 163
HARV55 161
TCJ4624 213
AUS 60Al1.1
TCJ6631 14
EJCC51 118
WJCC61 593
CAS 51
1
CAN 60
24
EJCC58 1~2
ICC 634 210
HARV61
59
LSU 51
95
DIP 62 543
ICIP59 419
1 BMJ602 130
ONR 60 262
AUS 60B'4.1
IBMJ602 173
IBMJ624 449
PACM61 UBI
WJCC59 146
PGEC592 140
PGEC611 63
PGEC622 164
PGEC624 501
PGEC624 494
IBMJ5B3 223
PACM52P 165
EJCC59
15
PGEC604 456
IBMJ621 31
IBMJ571 44
IBMJ621 122
IBMJ602 173
WJCC58
11
NCR 602 11
EJCC53 109
IBMJ633 190
PGEC582 109
PGEC584 324
PGEC591
8
PGEC625 658
WJCC53 114
PGEC592 222
I BMJ631 22
PGEC621 26
PGEC512 86
I BMJ582 90
PGEC614 118
AUS 60B'9.3
I BMJ592 153
FJCC62
71
ICSI582 1429
SJCC63
17
TCJ5634 300
LSU 55
29
JACM51l 41
AUS 60 C8.1
SOS 62 231
WJCC58 149
I BSJ631 49
PGEC635 532
NCR 612 196
PLCI61
86
PGEC614 118
PWCS54
50
CACM634 159
SJCC62 159
ICSI582 1411
PACM59
19
EJCC53 109
ICSI582 1429
WJCC59 310
NCR 584 279
RTCS62 261
PACM61 10A1
CAN 62 152
PGEC636 747
PACM59
7t
JACM604 346
PACM58
53
TCJ2604 195
MIPP61 266
ICC 623 148
AUS 60 B8.2
JACM553 205
JACM613 359
BIT 612 113
JACM631 78
PLCI61
86
311

RES - ROO

TITLE WORD INDEX

D IN GOVERNMENT A.O.P. INSTALLATIONS AND PROVISIONAL
ORGANIC CHEMICAL NAMES INTO ENGLISH BY ANALYSIS AND
ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS IN
APPLICATION OF A COMPUTER TO WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE AND
THE HANDLING OF
THE USE OF A MEDIUM-SIZE COMPUTER IN

RESULTS SO FAR OBTAINED
10 RECORDING TECHNIQUES USE
RESYNTHESIS OF THE COMPONENT FRAGMENTS
10F RUSSIAN
RETAIL ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
RETAIL BRANCH CONTROL
PROBLEMS IN THE
RETAIL REQUISITIONS FROM A GENERAL WAREHOUSE
RETIREMENT AND WELFARE PLAN ADMINISTRATION
RETIRING COMPUTER PIONEER, HOWARD AIKEN
RETIRING PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS
.
THE RETMA SUPPORT OF THE 1950 COMPUTER CONFERENCE
AUTOMATION OF INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
UTILIZATION OF COMPUTERS FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
THE EVALUATION OF SYSTEMS USED IN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
SUBJECT ANALYSIS FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
LINGUISTIC TRANSFORMATIONS FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
A MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF LANGUAGE SYMBOLS IN RETRIEVAL
MAZE STRUCTURE AND INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
A MACHINE LANGUAGE FOR DOCUMENTAriON AND INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
INFORMATION STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL
A THEORY OF INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
SYNTACTIC RETRIEVAL
PRIME NUMBER CODING FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
ON RELEVANCE, PROBABILISTIC INDEXING ANO INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
PERSPECTIVES IN INFORMATION STORAGE ANO RETRIEVAL
SOME LINGUISTIC ASPECTS OF INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
THE ASSOCIATION FACTOR IN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
THE MULTI-LIST SYSTEM FOR REAL-TIME STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL
OATA STRUCTURES FOR DATA RETRIEVAL
THE CHAINING TECHNIQUE FOR ASSOCIATIVE SENTENCE RETRIEVAL
A SURVEY OF LANGUAGES ANO SYSTEMS FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
ASSOCIATIVE MEMORY WITH ORDERED RETRIEVAL
MANIPULATION OF TREES IN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
THE BALANCED TREE AND ITS UTILIZATION IN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
ANALOGY BETWEEN MECHANICAL TRANSLATION AND LIBRARY RETRIEVAL
THE
CLINICAL LABORATORY .OATA FOR AUTOMATIC STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL
CODING
ON ADVANCED METHODS IN INFORMATION STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL
SYMPOSIUM
SYSTEM FOR LOGIC DESIGN DATA ACCUMULATION AND RETRIEVAL
AN EXPERIMENTAL
FUNDAMENTALS OF THE USE OF SYMBOLS IN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
SOME MATHEMATICAL
DOCUMENT CONTENT, A PROBLEM IN AUTOMATIC INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
THE IDENTIFICATION OF
AND SPECIAL PURPOSE COMPUTERS FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
RELATIVE MERITS OF GENERAL
STERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY IN THE FIELD OF INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
SUMMARY OF ACTIVITIES OF THE WE
INDEXING DOCUMENTS 'ON AERODYNAMICS, AN EXPERIMENT IN RETRIEVAL
CLASSIFICATION WITH PEEK-A-800 FOR
LARGE MEMORY DESIGNS AND CAPA81LITIES ON INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
SYMPOSIUM ON THE INFLUENCE OF VERY
ROLE OF USAF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL AND MACHINE TRANSLATION
THE
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL BASED ON LATENT CLASS ANALYSIS
ITEMS
LARGE FILES FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL BASED ON SIMULTANEOUS INTERROGATION OF ALL
ABSTRACT THEORY OF RETRIEVAL CODING
RECOL, A RETRIEVAL COMMAND LANGUAGE
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL FROM PHASE-MODULATING MEDIA
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL IN FILE PROCESSING I
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL IN FILE PROCESSING II
DATA RETRIEVAL IN MOBIOIC B
ALGEBRAIC REPRESENTATION OF STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL LANGUAGES
STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL OF INFORMATION
SYMPOSIUM ON THE COLLECTION, STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL OF INFORMATION
COMPILER, A SYSTEM FOR THE EXTRACTION, STORAGE, AND RETRIEVAL OF INFORMATION
THE FACT
PUNCHED CARD COLLATING SYSTEM FOR THE STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL OF INFORMATION
THE COMAC, AN EFFICIENT
PASSENGER RECORD SYSTEM
RETRIEVAL OF MISSPELLED NAMES IN AN AIRLINES
MODERN HOSPITAL
THE STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL OF PHYSIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL DATA IN A
AUTOMATIC RETRIEVAL OF RECORDED INFORMATION
EERING PROJECT
ORGANIZATION AND RETRIEVAL OF RECORDS GENERATED IN A LARGE-SCALE ENGIN
6 RANOOMI
A METHOO OF REPRESENTATION, STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL OF 13 RANDOM CODES IN A ~-OIGIT NUMBER OR 1
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL ON A HIGH-SPEED COMPUTER
A FLEXIBLE DIRECT FILE APPROACH TO INFORMATION RETRIEVAL ON A SMALL TO MEDIUM SIZE COMPUTER
IMPACT OF INFORMATION RETRIEVAL ON CORPORATE STRUCTURE
ON THE SOLUTION OF AN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL PROBLEM
USE OF MOBL IN PREPARING RETRIEVAL PROGRAMS
AND RETRIEVAL SYSTEM
RETRIEVAL QUESTIONS FROM THE USE OF LINDE'S INDEXING
LIKE LANGUAGE
TRANSLATION OF RETRIEVAL REQUESTS COUCHED IN A 'SEMIFORMAL' ENGLISHAN IR LANGUAGE FOR LEGAL RETRIEVAL STUDIES
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL STUDY
A LARGE-CAPACITY DOCUMENT STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL SYSTEM
DYNAMIC STORAGE ALLOCATION FOR AN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEM
A CATALOGUE ENTRY RETRIEVAL SYSTEM
QUESTIONS FROM THE USE OF LINDE'S INDEXING AND RETRIEVAL SYSTEM
RETRIEVAl
COMPUTER SCIENCES
AN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEM FOR REFERENCES AND ABSTRACTS IN THE
THE STRUCTURE OF INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS
A SCREENING METHOD FOR LARGE INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS
INTERPRETATION OF TEXT AS A BASIS FOR INFORMATION-RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS
PROGRAMMED
OF THE USE OF BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS
INEFFICIENCY
ATION MANAGEMENT THROUGH SELECTIVE DISSEMINATION AND RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS
DESIGN DEVELOPMENTS IN INFORM
THE MECHANIZATION OF INFORMATION STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS FOR TECHNICAL LITERATURE
EXPERIENCE IN DEVELOPING INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS ON LARGE ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS
ASSOCIATIVE DOCUMENT RETRIEVAL TECHNIQUES USING BIBLIOGRAPHIC INFORMATION
MACHINE RETRIEVAL USING THE ASSOCIATION FACTOR
THE MERGE SYSTEM OF INFORMATION DISSEMINATION, RETRIEVAL, AND INDEXING USING THE IBM 1090 DPS
NEW ROLE OF MACHINES IN DOCUMENT RETRIEVAL, DEFINITIONS AND SCOPE
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL, REVIEW AND PROSPECTUS
THE NEXT TWENTY YEARS IN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL, SOME GOALS AND PREDICTIONS
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL, STATE OF THE ART
INFORMATION STRUCTURES FOR PROCESSING AND RETRIEVING
COMPUTERS, RETROSPECT AND PROSPECT
THE RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW IN DATA PROCESSING
ELECTRONIC PROCESSING OF TAXPAYER RETURNS
PRIVATE TELEPHONE LINE APPLICATIONS
PHASE REVERSAL DATA TRANSMISSION SYSTEM FOR SWITCHED AND
FLUX REVERSAL IN THREE-RUNG LADOICS
STATIC REVERSAL PROCESSES IN THIN NI-FE FILMS
RS WITH ONE ACCUMULATOR
NOTE ON CODING REVERSE POLISH EXPRESSIONS FOR SINGLE-ADDRESS COMPUTE
ITIAL CONDITION DIFFERENTIAL PROBLEMI
THE CASE FOR REVERSION TO THE CANONICAL FORM IN THE SOLUTION OF IN
BUSINESS DATA PROCESSING, A REVIEW
CHARACTERISTICS OF COMPUTERS OF THE SECOND DECADE, A REVIEW
THE
312

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

RES - REV
RMCS60
1
MTl 611 265
EJCC55
61
TCB~602

CAS 57
39
CAN 5B 202
CACM626 29B
JACM571
1
EJCC53
8
EJCC5~
68
CAS 58
22
ICSI581 687
ICSI582 855
ICSI582 937
ICSI582 1327
ICSI5B2 1383
PACM59
15
PACM59
16
WJCC59
63
NSMT60 286
TCJ3601 21
JACM603 216
MIPP61
2
MIPP61 13~
JACM612 211
IFIP62 273
PACM62 110
PACM62 11~
CACM621 ~3
IBMJ621 126
CACM622 103
PGEC636 863
ICSI582 911
CACM63N 690
IFIP62 29~
IFIP62 678
ICIP59 315
HARV61 273
WJCC59
5~
ICC 63~ 210
ICSI581 171
ICIP59 ~19
WJCC59
66
JACM62~ 512
LCMT61
63
ICSI582 1365
CACM633 117
OPI 62
85
BIT 611 5~
BIT 612 103
PACM6l 5C1
ICSI582 1313
EJCC55
19
ICIP59 ~95
WJCC60
13
ICSI582 12~5
CACM623 169
SJCC62 291
TCJ1581 36
EJCC58
59
CACM623 165
WJCC59
77
FJCC63 113
PACM61 12B3
SJCC63 289
CACM619 389
ICSI581 763
CACM621 3~
CACM619 380
WJCC59 2B3
LCMT61 351
CACM610 431
CACM637 ~D9
ICSI581 163
CAN 62 136
ICSI582 1275
WJCC61 259
WJCC59
60
CACM61D 557
PACM61 5C2
AUS 60 B7.2
ICSI581 699
JACM634 ~40
MIPP61 192
PACM62
38
MIPP61
8
IFIP62 261
WJCC59
81
WJCC61 239
CACM621 11
BCS 58
3
TCB663~ 121
CAS 62
6~
IBMJ612 93
PGEC625 66~
I BMJ62~ 39~
TCJ6631 67
ICIP59
33
IFIP62
35
TCB~603
88
312

•
REV - RUR

TITLE WORO INDEX

PHYSICS
AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CROSSED FILM CRYOTRON. A REVIEW
SELF-ORGANIZING SYSTEMS. A REVIEW AND .COMMENTARY
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL. REVIEW AND PROSPECTUS
REVIEW AND SURVEY OF MASS MEMORIES
THE RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW IN DATA PROCESSING
REVIEW LITERATURE AND THE CHEMIST
OEPARTMENTS. MAY 1958
A REVIEW OF AUTOMATIC DATA-PROCESSING IN GOVERNMENT
UNIVERSITY
A REVIEW OF COMPUTER DEVELOPMENTS AT MANCHESTER
REVIEW OF COMPUTER PROGRESS IN 1957
REVIEW OF ELECTRONIC COMPUTER PROGRESS DURING 195~
REVIEW OF ELECTRONIC COMPUTER PROGRESS DURING 1956
REVIEW OF ELECTRONIC COMPUTER PROGRESS 1955
HE FIELD OF AUTOMATIC OIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINEI
A REVIEW OF GOVERNMENT REQUIREMENTS AND ACTIVITIES IN T
A REVIEW OF ORDVAC OPERATING EXPERIENCE
A REVIEW OF SOME APPLICATIONS OF THE DEUCE COMPUTER
DEVELOPMENTS
A REVIEW OF THE BELL LABORATORIES' OIGITAL COMPUTER
BUSINESS COMPUTER SYMPOSIUM
A REVIEW OF THE ELECTRONIC COMPUTER EXHIBITION AND THE
PLICATIONS FOR INDUSTRY AND THE MILITARY. A CRITICAL REVIEW OF THE LAST TEN YEARS
COMPUTER lIP
SUPERCONDUCTIVITY
REVIEW OF THE PRESENT STATUS OF THE THEORY OF
SEAC. REVIEW OF THREE YEARS OF OPERATION
REVIEW OF U.S. MAGNETIC TAPE UNITS
REVIEW SECTION
VICE THEY MAl
THE PLACE OF ANALYTICAL AND CRITICAL REVIEWS IN ANY GROWING BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE ANO THE SER
REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
REVI SED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
REVI SED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
AUTOMATIC AIOS TO DICTIONARY REVISION
POLYNOMIAL EVALUATION REVISITED
WILL ELECTRONIC PRINCIPLES MAKE POSSIBLE A BUSINESS REVOLUTION
THE ROLE OF COMPUTERS IN THE SECOND INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
EDUCATIONAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE COMPUTER REVOLUTION
THE LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE COMPUTER REVOLUTION
MAGNETIC FILMS. REVOLUTION IN COMPUTER MEMORIES
THE IMPENDING REVOLUTION IN COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY
E AIR LUBRICATION 01
THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE REYNOLD'S PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION APPLIED TO TH
LUBRICATION STUDY PART II. NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE REYNOLDS EQUATION FOR FINITE SLIDER BEARINGS
IFILM
THE FIRST COMPUTER IN RHODESIA
LL NERVE NETS
A THEORY ANO SIMULATION OF RHYTHMIC BEHAVIOR DUE TO RECIPROCAL INHIBITION IN SMA
BOUNDS FOR THE ROUND-OFF ERRORS IN THE RICHARDSON SECOND ORDER METHOD
THE SOLUTION OF LINEAR SYSTEMS BY RICHARDSON'S METHOD
SOLUTION OF LINEAR SYSTEMS BY RICHARDSON'S METHOD
REAL-TIME AUTOMOBILE RIDE SIMULATION
THE OAK RIDGE AUTOMATIC COMPUTER
THE LOGICAL OESIGN OF THE OAK RIDGE DIGITAL COMPUTER
GETTING PROGRAMMES RIGHT
NETWORK SOLUTION OF THE RIGHT TRIANGLE PROBLEM
CONVERTING A CURVE TO RIGHT-ANGLED INCREMENTS
RIGOROUS ERROR BOUNDS FOR COMPUTED EIGENSYSTEMS
RIGOROUS TREATMENTS OF VARIABLE TIME DELAYS
SYNTHESIS OF BINARY RING COUNTERS OF GIVEN PERIODS
A STUOY OF"THE PLAYBACK PROCESS OF A MAGNETIC RING HEAD
COMPLEMENT CODES
A RING MODEL FOR THE STUDY OF MULTIPLICATION FOR
COMPUTERS AND CHANGE-RINGING
THE USE OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER IN RURAL ROAD DESIGN
SEMANTIC ROAD MAPS FOR LITERATURE SEARCHERS
SEER. A SEQUENCE EXTRAPOLATING ROBOT
MECHANISMS AND ROBOTS
MEGACYCLE MAGNETIC ROD LOGIC
THE MAGNETIC ROD. A CYLINDRICAL. THIN-FILM MEMORY ELEMENT
THE COMPUTER IN A NON-ARITHMETIC ROLE
E.D.P •• THE UNIVERSITIES' ROLE
INDUSTRY'S ROLE IN SUPPORTING HIGH-SCHOOL SCIENCE PROGRAMS
UNIVERSITY ROLE IN TRAINING PERSONNEL FOR COMPUTER SERVICES
THE ROLE OF A PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY IN PROGRAM EXCHANGE
PROCESSING SYSTEM
THE ROLE OF CHARACTER-RECOGNITION DEVICES IN DATASYSTEMS
THE ROLE OF COMMUNICATIONS NETWORKS IN DIGITAL DATA
THE ROLE OF COMPUTERS IN AIR DEFENSE
THE ROLE OF COMPUTERS IN ASTRONOMY
THE ROLE OF COMPUTERS IN GREAT BRITAIN
FIC REASONING TO MEDICINE
THE ROLE OF COMPUTERS IN THE APPLICATION OF BASIC SCIENTI
THE ROLE OF COMPUTERS IN THE SECOND INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
OF CHEMICA~ REACTIONS
THE ROLE OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN THE OYNAMIC OPTIMIZATION
C CONTROL ANO INFORMATION SYSTEM
THE ROLE OF GENERAL PURPOSE OIGITAL COMPUTERS IN AUTOMATI
THE ROLE OF ISOMORPHISM IN PROGRAMMING
THE ROLE OF LARGE MEMORIES IN SCIENTIFIC COMMUNICATIONS
ENGINEERING
THE ROLE OF LARGE SCALE OIGITAL COMPUTERS IN NUCLEAR
AND SCOPE
NEW ROLE OF MACHINES IN DOCUMENT RETRIEVAL. DEFINITIONS
THE ROLE OF SPECIAL PURPOSE EQUIPMENT
THE ROLE OF THE ACCOUNTANT IN ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
N OF LANGUAGES
THE ROLE OF THE DIGITAL COMPUTER IN MECHANICAL TRANSLATIO
THE ROLE OF THE FERRITE CORE IN A MATRIX STORAGE UNIT
AND RELATED FIELDS
THE ROLE OF THE UNIVERSITY IN COMPUTERS. DATA PROCESSING.
AND RELATED FIELDS
THE ROLE OF THE UNIVERSITY IN COMPUTERS. DATA PROCESSING.
RETRIEVA~ AND MACHINE TRANSLATION
THE ROLE OF USAF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN INFORMATION
EMPIRICAL LAWS AND PHYSICAL THEORIES. THE RESPECTIVE ROLES OF INFORMATION AND IMAGINATION
POTENTIAL ROLES OF THE UNIVERSITY COMPUTING CENTERS
THE DEVELOPMENT OF A ROLL CONTROL SYSTEM
SUGGESTIONS ON ALGOL 60 fROMEI ISSUES
USE OF AN ANALOG COMPUTER FOR ROOM AIR-CONDITIONING CALCULATIONS
MINIMAX APPROXIMATIONS FOR SQUARE ROOT AND CUBE ROUTINES
A NOTE ON RANGE TRANSFORMATIONS FOR SQUARE ROOT AND LOGARITHM
TWO SQUARE-ROOT APPROXIMATIONS
A MACHINE METHOD FOR SQUARE-ROOT COMPUTATION
A NOTE ON AN ITERATIVE METHOD FOR ROOT EXTRACTION
AN ELECTRONIC DIGITAL POLYNOMIAL ROOT EXTRACTOR
A METHOD OF FORMING HIGH ORDER ROOT FINDING PROCESSES
AUTOMA TIC SQUARE ROOT IN A 5 MEGACYCLE PARALLEL OIGI UL COMPUTER
DIVISIONS AND SQUARE ROOT IN THE QUARTER-IMAGINARY NUMBER SYSTEM
COMPUTER METHCO FOR SOLVING POLYNOMIALS ANO FINDING ROOT LOCI
AN AUTOMATIC ANALOG
ON INITIAL ESTIMATES FOR COMPUTING PTH ROOT OF A BY NEWTON'S METHOO
313

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

RES - ROO
ONR 60
l.~
PIRE611 31
IFIP62 267
FJCC63 295
TCB663~ 121
ICS15B1 545
BCS 58 56~
AUS 572 208
PGEC581 65
PGEC551 33
PGEC571 55
PGEC561 43
MSEE463 29
EJCC53
91
AUS 573 308
EJCC51 101
TC82595 71
SJCC63 179
18MJ621
3
EJCC53
83
ICC 632 88
PGEC533 13
ICSI581 571
CACM631
1
ARAP634 217
TCJ5634 3~9
PACM61 13C~
CACM637 38~
WJCC54
9
LSU 55
7
AODC62 166
PACM62
40
FJCC62 213
EJCC58
~3
PACM61 2A5
IBMJ593 256
TCJ5622 79
SJCC62 171
BIT 62~ 212
PACM59
68
JACM603 274
WJCC60 285
PACM52T 142
PACM52T 23
AOC 53
80
WCR 58~ 123
8IT 6H 213
TCJ~613 230
PGEC633 307
JACM603 287
IBMJ614 321
PGEC591 25
TCJ360I 47
AUS 60 85.3
JACM614 553
PGEC561
1
JACM552 61
WCR 594 27
LCMT61 195
I EES56 450
AUS 63 A.16
WJCC59 358
LSU 58 157
CAS 60 16~
CAS 58
5~
EJCC55
83
EJCC58
15
AODC62
85
TCB1574 146
HARV61 110
LSU 55
7
WJCC59 107
NCR 54~ 82
PACM58
H
I BMJ58~ 310
AUS 60 B8.1
MIPP61
8
HARV55
97
TCB5612 56
WJCC58 161
CENG59 143
WJCC59 119
CACM599
7
WJCC59
66
SOS 62 231
LSU 58
8
AUS 572 2llB
CACM631 20
CAN 60 175
CAN 62 158
CACM636 306
CACM58N 13
CACM581
6
TCJ1583 142
WJCC55 119
PACM61 5A5
AUS 60 C4.2
CACM614 192
NCR 574 164
PACM58
,0
313

ROO - SCA

TITLE WORD INDEX

ON TAKING THE SQUARE
COMPUTATION OF SIN N, COS NAND MTH
TRUNCATION ERROR IN THE GRAEFFE
ON FUNCTIONAL ITERATION AND THE CALCULATION OF
OF ITERATIVE METHODS FOR THE CALCULATION OF NTH
ROXIMATIONS FOR THE ITERATIVE CALCULATIONS OF SQUARE
METHOD OF LANCZOS FOR CALCULATING THE CHARACTERISTIC
EXTRACTION OF
COMPUTATION OF THE LATENT
THE EFFECT OF PARAMETERS ON THE
A GENERALIZED METHOD FOR FINDING
OF A REPETITIVE DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER FOR FINDING
ON SOME METHODS FOR COMPUTING THE
DIVISIONLESS COMPUTATION OF SQUARE
A NEW METHOD OF COMPUTATION OF SQUARE
COMMENTS ON 'A NEW METHOD OF COMPUTATION OF SQUARE
THE
SOLUTION OF

ROOT OF A COMPLEX NUMBER
ROOT OF N USING AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
ROOT-SQUARING METHOD
ROOTS
ROOTS
COMPARISON
ROOTS
STARTING APP
ROOTS AND VECTORS OF A REAL SYMMETRIC MATRIX
THE
ROOTS BY REPEATED SUBTRACTIONS FOR OIGITAL COMPUTERS
ROOTS OF A HESSENBERG MATRIX BY BAIRSTOW'S METHOD
ROOTS OF AN EQUATION SYSTEM
ROOTS OF NON-LINEAR EQUATIONS
ROOTS OF POLYNOMIAL EQUATIONS
THE USE
ROOTS OF POLYNOMIALS
ROOTS THROUGH CONTINUED SQUARING
ROOTS WITHOUT USING DIVISION
ROOTS WITHOUT USING DIVISION'
ROPE MEMORY, A PERMANENT STORAGE DEVICE
ROTATING ELECTRIC MACHINERY PROBLEMS WITH ALWAC
ROTATING-MIRROR PHOTOGRAPHIC STORAGE SYSTEMS
NCREMENTAL COMPUTER TECHNIQUE FOR SOLVING COORDINATE-ROTATION EQUATIONS
AN I
HIGH-SPEED SWITCHING BY ROTATIONAL REMAGNETIZATION
COMPUTER
A TECHNIQUE FOR COMPUTING CRITICAL ROTATIONAL SPEEDS OF FLEXIBLE SHAFTS ON AN AUTOMATIC
GENERATED ERROR IN ROTATIONAL TRIDIAGONALIZATION
PROBLEMS
DEFLATION BY ELEMENTARY ROTATIONS FOR THE SOLUTIO~ OF ALGEBRAIC EIGENVALUE
ATION OF SYMMETRIC MATRICI
MAXIMIZING FUNCTIONS OF ROTATIONS, EXPERIMENTS CONCERNING SPEED OF DIAGONALIZ
A NOTE ON ROUND-OFF
AUTONATIC PROPAGATED AND ROUND-OFF ERROR ANALYSIS
EQUATION
ROUND-OFF ERROR IN THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE HEAT
METHOD
BOUNDS FOR THE ROUND-OFF ERRORS IN THE RICHARDSON SECOND ORDER
EMPIRICAL STUDY OF EFFECTS OF ROUNDING ERRORS
ON THE ASSESSMENT OF ROUNDING ERRORS IFRENCH)
ROUNDING ERRORS IN ALGEBRAIC PROCESSES
DISCRETIZATION AND ROUNDING ERRORS IN ORBIT DETERMINATION
AIRCRAFT ROUTE ANALYSIS ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
ON FINDING MINIMUM ROUTES IN A NETWORK WITH TURN PENALTIES
DETERMINING FASTEST ROUTES USING FIXED SCHEDULES
CHECKING A LARGE ROUTINE
A NEW DIAGNOSTIC ROUTINE
SHARE 709 SYSTEM SUPERVISORY CONTROL ROUTINE
A
DECISION MATRIX AS THE BASIS FOR A SIMPLE DATA INPUT ROUTINE
USE OF GRAMMARS WITHIN THE MECHANICAL TRANSLATION ROUTINE
THE
A TRANSLATION ROUTINE FOR THE DEUCE COMPUTER
AN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING ROUTINE FOR THE ELLIOTT 401
AN INPUT ROUTINE FOR THE FERRANTI MERCURY COMPUTER
AN EXPERIMENTAL MONITORING ROUTINE FOR THE IBM 705
FUNCTIONS
A 'CURVE PLOTTING' ROUTINE FOR THE INVERSE LAPLACE TRANSFORM· OF RATIONAL
A MATRIX INTERPRETIVE ROUTINE FOR THE UJEtOM
THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS OF ROUTINE MAINTENANCE
INDUSTRIAL RECORD KEEPING, A ROUTINE ON THE IBM 650
LIBRARY LOADING WITH ALTERNATE ROUTINE SELECTION
EQUATIONS WITH POLYNOMIAL COEFFICIENTS
A ROUTINE TO FINO THE SOLUTION OF SIMULTANEOUS LINEAR
COMPILING ROUTINES
INTERPRETATIVE SUB-ROUTINES
CONVERSION ROUTINES
CHECKING CIRCUITS AND DIAGNOSTIC ROUTINES
MATHEMATICAL SERVICE ROUTINES
REQUIREMENTS FOR COMPILING ROUTINES
MINIMAX APPROXIMATIONS FOR SQUARE ROOT AND CUBE ROUTINES
TREES AND ROUTINES
TEST ROUTINES BASED ON SYMBOLIC LOGICAL STATEMENTS
TEST ROUTINES BASED ON SYMBOLIC LOGICAL STATEMENTS
INTERPRETIVE ROUTINES IN THE ILLIAC LIBRARY
SOME ROUTINES INVOLVING LARGE INTEGERS
E DESIGN OF LINEAR AND NON-/
USE OF INTERPRETATION ROUTINES ON A GENERAL-PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR TH
ENTIAL EQUATIONS AND FOR GAUSSIANI
THE USE OF SUB-ROUTINES ON SEAC FOR NUMERICAL INTEGRATIONS OF OIFFER
THE PACE SCALING ROUTING FOR MERCURY
SYMPOSIUM ON OPTIMUM ROUTING IN LARGE NETWORKS
TRANSISTOR CURRENT SWITCHING AND ROUTING TECHNIQUES
EXPERIENCE WITH MARGINAL CHECKING ANO AUTOMATIC ROUTINING OF THE EDSAC
EXPERIENCE WITH MARGINAL CHECKING AND AUTOMATIC ROUTINING OF THE EDSAC
SIMULATION OF THREE MACHINES WHICH READ ROWS OF HANDWRITTEN ARABIC NUMBERS
DATA PREPARATION AND TRANSMISSION IN THE ROYAL AIR FORCE INTEGRATED SUPPLY SYSTEM
CALCULATOR
THE ROYAL AIRCRAFT ESTABLISHMENT SEQUENCE-CONTROLLED
INTRODUCTION OF LARGE SCALE OATA PROCESSING INTO THE ROYAL ARMY PAY CORPS
PROBLEMS OF THE
SIMPSON'S RULE FOR AN DOC NUMBER OF INTERVALS
MMING PROBLEMS WITH T~E SIMPLEX ALGORII
A DECISION RULE FOR IMPROVED EFFICIENCY IN SOLVING LINEAR PROGRA
A GENERALIZATION OF HORNER'S RULE FOR POLYNOMIAL EVALUATION
GENERALIZATIONS OF HORNER'S RULE FOR POLYNOMIAL EVALUATION
A GENERALISATION OF SIMPSON'S RULE TO MANY-DIMENSIONAL INTEGRATION
LOGICAL .SYNTAX AND TRANSFORMATION RULES
FORMULAS WHICH ACHIEVE HIGH ACCURACY IN COMPOSITE RULES
A FA~ILY OF QUADRATURE
SINGULAR RULES FOR CERTAIN NON-LINEAR ALGORITHMS
STORAGE SPACE
RULES FOR REDUCING CALCULATE TIME AND CONSERVATION OF
F COMPUTATIO~ IN THE SEMANTICS OF NATURAL LANGUAGE
RULES OF INTERPRETATION, AN APPROACH TO THE PROBLEM 0
DIGITAL CLOCK DELAY GENERATORS AND RUN COUNTER FOR A REPETITIVE ANALOG COMPUTER
EFFECT OF RANDOM DELAYS ON THE ABILITY OF TRAINS TO RUN TO A SCHEDULE
A PROGRAM TO STUDY THE
RUNCIBLE, ALGEBRAIC TRANSLATION ON A LIMITED COMPUTER
AUTOMATIC STEP-SIZE CONTROL FOR RUNGE-KUTTA INTEGRATION
ESTIMATING THE TRUNCATION ERROR WITH A MODIFIED RUNGE-KUTTA METHOD
AL EQUATIONS
NOTE ON RUNGE-KUTTA METHOD OF INTEGRATING ORDINARY DIFFERENTI
TIONS ON HIGH SPEED DIGITAL COMPUTERS
RUNGE-KUTTA METHODS FOR INTEGRATING DIFFERENTIAL EQUA
ERROR ESTIMATION IN RUNGE-KUTTA PROCEDURES
ERALIZATION OF A THEOREM OF CARR ON ERROR BOUNDS FOR RUNGE-KUTTA PROCEDURES
A GEN
ERROR BOUNDS FOR THE RUNGE-KUTTA SINGLE-STEP INTEGRATION PROCESS
L EQUATIONS
AN EVALUATION OF RUNGE-KUTTA TYPE METHODS FOR HIGHER ORDER DIFFERENTIA
RUNNING A COMPUTER EFFICIENTLY
RUNNING PEGASUS AUTOCODE PROGRAMS ON MERCURY
PREDICTION OF PROGRAM RUNNING TIME AS AN AID IN COMPUTER EVALUATION
REDUCTION OF RUNS IN MULTIPARAMETER COMPUTATIONS
THE USE OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER IN RURAL ROAD DESIGN
314

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

REV - RUR
TCJ2592 B9
I BMJ592 l't7
JACM601 69
PACM61 5Al
CACM613 IH
TCJ6633 274
lEES56 114
CACM58D
6
TCJ5622 139
TCJ4611 62
PACM61 5A2
PGEC592 162
IFIP62 116
CACM6D5 319
CACM59N 23
CACM602 86
FJCC63
45
CAS 56
B8
LCMT61 373
PGEC614 748
HARV572 179
CACM596 21
JACM5B4 335
PACM59
32
JACM574 459
TCJ1581 10
PACM58
39
JACM591 48
BIT 624 212
HARV49 147
ICIP59
54
ICIP59
44
PACM61 6AI
TCJI594 160
tACM612 107
1
SJCC63
CAMB49
67
AUS 571 125
PACM58
20
CACM62D 599
NSMT60 245
TCJ2592 76
JACM512 151
TCJ1583 128
WJCC56
68
JACM581 52
AUS 571 123
TCJ2604 199
LSU 57 164
CACM61N 496
CACM594 16
PACM52T
I
PACM52T 81
AOC 53
74
NCR 537 62
LSU 56 151
AUS 60C12.4
CAN 62 158
TCJ56Z1 33
PACM58
64
JACM591 33
ONR 54
69
CAMB49
69
I EES56
68
PACM52T B8
TCJ56Z1 24
IFIP62 116
PGEt603 302
ADC 53 239
NCR 537 66
PGEC613 469
TCJ6633 219
F TT 53 165
TCJ3603 120
PACM59
3
CACM609 509
PACM61 6A5
IBMJ622 239
AUS 608'6.2
HARV49 125
JACM593 384
6 IT 633 175
PAtMS6
2
IFIP62 318
WJCC61 353
TCJ6632 121
CACM59N 18
I8MJ634 340
PACM56
12
TCJ2591 23
TCJI583 118
CACM589
1
JACM601 57
JACM581 39
JACM614 637
JACM543 124
TCJ3614 232
CAS 60
20
JACM552 99
AUS 60 85.3
314

RUS - SCI

TITLE WORD INDEX

SSIFICATION OF PREDICATIVE GENITIVE CONSTRUCTIONS IN RUSSIAN
TRANSFORMATION CRITERIA FOR THE CLA
SUBJECT-OBJECT AMBIGUITIES
RUSSIAN -CR VERBS, IMPERSONALLY USEO VERBS, ANO
LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS OF RUSSIAN CHEMICAL TERMINOLOGY
THE GRAMMATICAL INTERPRETATION OF RUSSIAN INFLECTED FORMS USING A STEM DICTIONARY
IS AND RESYNTHESIS OF THEI
MACHINE TRANSLATION OF RUSSIAN ORGANIC CHEMICAL NAMES INTO ENGLISH BY ANALYS
RANSLATION METHODS AND THEIR APPLICATION TO AN ANGLO-RUSSIAN SCHEME
MACHINE T
READING RUSSIAN SCIENTIFIC LITERATURE
RUSSIAN VISIT TO U.S. COMPUTERS
RUSSIAN VISIT TO U.S. COMPUTERS
A TECHNIQUE FOR CONSISTENT SPLITTING OF RUSSIAN WORDS
ITRIAL TRANSlAT
OR, AN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING SYSTEM FOR EXPERIMENTAL RUSSIAN-ENGLISH MACHINE TRANSLATION
SYSTE" DESIGN OF A COMPUTER FOR RUSS lAN-ENGLISH TRANSLATION
AUTOMATIC
SYSTEM AND LOGICAL DESIGN TECHNIQUES FOR THE RW-33 COMPUTER SYSTEM
THEORETICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF RZ AND NRZ RECOROING CHARACTERISTICS
S.A.S. AIDS FOR THE JET AGE, DATA TRANSMISSION FOR
ELECTRONIC RESERVATIONS
S.E.A. GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTERS CAB
COMPARISON OF CODING ON S.E.A.C. AND E.D.S.A.C.
THE S.S.O.R. ITERATION SCHEME FOR EQUATIONS WITH ORDERING
THE TRANSAC S-1000 COMPUTER
PERFORMANCE ADVANCES
IN A TRANSISTORIZED COMPUTER SYSTEM THE TRANSAC S-2000
SYSTEM
PHILCO S-2000 TRANSISTORIZED LARGE-SCALE DATA PROCESSING
SAAB 500, A NUMERICAL CONTROL SYSTEM
SABRAC, A NEW GENERATION SERIAL COMPUTER
SABRAC, A TIME-SHARING LOW-COST COMPUTER
AMERICAN AIRLINES SABRE ELECTRONIC RESERVATIONS SYSTEM
SABRE, A REAL TIME PROBLEM IN TELE-PROCESSING
SYSTEMATIC DETAILED RECORDING OF CIRCUIT SAFETY MARGINS AS AN AID TO COMPUTER MAINTENANCE
AN FST-2 RADAR-PROCESSING EQUIPMENT FOR SAGE
OPERATION OF THE SAGE DUPLEX COMPUTERS
LOGICAL DESIGN OF THE DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR THE SAGE SYSTEM
A NON-REAL-TIME SIMULATION OF SAGE TRACKING AND BOMARC GUIOANCE
SAGE, A DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR AIR DEFENSE
ARITHMETIC FORMULAE AND SUBROUTINES IN SAKO
SAKO, AN AUTOMATIC COOING SYSTEM
PAYROLL AND SALARY DISTRIBUTION
THE UNIVAC, FILE COMPUTER AND POINT OF SALE RECORDER
SALE, A SIMPLE ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE FOR ENGINEERS
SALES ACCOUNTING, CONTROL AND STATISTICS
PEGASUS, AN EXAMPLE OF AN AUTOCODED PROGRAM FOR SALES ANALYSIS AND FORECASTING
ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING OF SALES AT SOHIO
AUTOMATIC SALES FORECASTING
ON-LINE SALES RECORDING SYSTEM
DATA PROCESSING IN MARKETING AND SALES RESEARCH
ANALYSIS OF SALES STATISTICS
FINISHED STOCK CONTROL, PRODUCTION MONITORING, SALES STATISTICS, ETC.
DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING TREATMENT OF THE TRAVELLING SALESMAN PROBLEM
INTEGER PROGRAMMING FORMULATION OF TRAVELING SALESMAN PROBLEMS
A NOTE ON SAMPING A TAPE FILE
SEMICONDUCTOR SAMPLE AND HOLO CIRCUITS
COBOL, A SAMPLE PROBLEM
DDA ERROR ANALYSIS USING SAMPLED DATA TECHNIQUES
SAMPLED-DATA CONTROL SYSTEMS THEORY
THE SYNTHESIS OF COMPUTER-LIMITED SAMPLED-DATA SIMULATION ANO FILTERING SYSTEMS
DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF A SAMPLED-DATA SIMULATOR
CONVERTERS
SIMULATION OF SAMPLEO-OATA SYSTEMS USING ANALOG-TO-OIGITAL
ADAPTATION
ADAPTIVE SAMPLED-DATA SYSTEMS, A STATISTICAL THEORY OF
ATION OF AUTCMATIC RADAR DATA PI
A LIBRARY OF BLIP SAMPLES FOR USE IN THE REALISTIC SIMULATION AND EVALU
ESTIMATION
OF QUEUING STRUCTURE BY MEANS OF STATISTICAL SAMPLING
FURTHER REMARKS ON SAMPLING A TAPE FILE, 1
FURTHER REMARKS ON SAMPLING A TAPE FILE, II
FURTHER REMARKS ON SAMPLING A TAPE FILE, III
FACTOREO COST, STATISTICAL SAMPLING AS A MANAGEMENT TOOL APPLIED TO MAINTENANCE
MATERIEL AND JOB COSTI
SOME ASPECTS OF SAMPLING AS APPLIED TO DATA TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS
SAMPLING FREQUENCY OF DIGITAL SERVOMECHANISM
RANDOM SAMPLING FROM THE NORMAL DISTRIBUTION
COMPUTING TECHNIQUES FOR THE SAMPLING PARAMETRIC COMPUTER
A SAP-LIKE ASSEMBLY PROGRAM FOR THE IBM 650
SOME FEATURES OF THE CZECHOSLOVAK RELAY COMPUTER SAPO
SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS
ON WITH APPLICATIONS TO THE REOUCTION OF MISSILE AND SATELLITE DATA
IA MINIMUM OF A MULTIVARIATE FUNCTI
A RESEARCH LABORATORY FOR PROCESSING ANO DISPLAYING SATELLITE OATA IN REAL TIME
THE COMPUTATION OF SATELLITE ORBIT TRAJECTORIES
RECTIFICATION OF SATELLITE PHOTOGRAPHY BY DIGITAL TECHNIQUES
PROCESSING SATELLITE WEATHER DATA, A STATUS REPORT, PART I
PROCESSING SATELLITE WEATHER DATA, A STATUS REPORT, PART 11
ATTITUDE DETERMINATION FOR THE TIROS SATELLITES
SPACETRACKING MAN-MADE SATELLITES AND DEBRIS
PREPARATIONS FOR TRACKING ARTIFICIAL EARTH-SATELLITES AT THE VANGUARD COMPUTING CENTER
EQUIPPING A UNIVERSITY LABORATORY TO SATISFY THE COMPUTATIONAL DEMAND
ION OF A FIRST OERIVATIVE FROM A TABLE OF A FUNCTION SATISFYING A SECOND ORDER DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
IAT
THE DESIGN AND USE OF LOGICAL DEVICES USING SATURABLE MAGNETIC CORES
SWITCHING
A SATURABLE-TRANSFORMER DIGITAL AMPLIFIER WITH DIODE
TECHNIQUES
COMPARISON OF SATURATED AND NONSATURATEO SWITCHING CIRCUIT
CIRCUITS (ABSTRACT)
COMPARATIVE PERFORMANCE OF SATURATING AND CURRENT CLAMPED HIGH-FREQUENCY PULSE
DISCRETE TRACKS FOR SATURATION MAGNETIC RECORDING
A HARMONIC ANALYSIS OF SATURATION RECORDING IN A MAGNETIC MEDIUM
A HARMONIC ANALYSIS OF SATURATION RECORDING IN A MAGNETIC MEDIUM
THE RECOROING
AND REPRODUCTION OF SIGNALS ON MAGNETIC MEDIUM USING SATURATION-TYPE RECORDING
THE SATURN AUTOMATIC CHECKOUT SYSTEM
TELEFILE, A CASE STUDY OF AN ONLINE SAVINGS BANK APPLICATION
TELLERTRON, A REALTIME UPDATING AND TRANSACTION PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR SAVINGS BANKS
CAPABILITIES, COST, AND SAVINGS OF AN AUTOMATIC COMPUTER
THE COMPUTER CONTROL OF A HOT SAW IN A STEEL MILL
, SCIENTIFIC AND STATISTICI
APPLICATION OF A SMALL SCALE COMPUTER TO PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED IN ENGINEERING
ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS OF LARGE SCALE COMPUTERS
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MEDIUM SCALE COMPUTERS
PROBLEMS OF THE INTRODUCTION OF LARGE SCALE DATA PROCESSING INTO THE ROYAL ARMY PAY CORPS
INTERPOLATION TRENDS FOR LARGE SCALE DIGITAL COMPUTERS
THE ROLE OF LARGE SCALE DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN NUCLEAR ENGINEERING
THE RELIABILITY OF LARGE SCALE ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS (DISCUSSIONI
315

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

ROO - SCA
MTL 612 725
MTL 612 417
MTL 611 249
MTL 611 363
MTL 611 265
ICIP59 199
OCR 62
61
CACM59N
4
PGEC594 489
MTL 611 343
EJCC58 138
NSMT60 491
NCR 602 124
PGEC632 92
TCJ6631 14
PACM58
58
MANC51
26
TCJ6644 366
EJCC56
13
EJCC58 168
NEWC57 106
8IT 623 182
PGEC636 618
CACM63B 427
WJCC61 593
TCJ4612 109
RMCS60
29
EJCC57 156
EJCC57 160
IBMJ571 76
PGEC591 36
EJCC57 148
ARAP612 117
ARAP612 161
HACC55
SOS 62
79
SOS 59
31
P IRE611 31
EJCC57 111
EJCC60 179
SOS 61 417
SACI58
23
CACM602 83
AUS 63 A.2
CACM604 211
NSMT60 394
MTL 612 417
ICSI582 997
MTL 612 437
JACM614 553
CACM621 40
MTL 612 543
tFIP62 333
IFIP62 31B
ICIP59 125
JACM564 299
ONR 54
74
CACM610 446
NCR 554 146
JACM631
1
JACM583 244
PACM56
43
TCJ6633 250
CACM639 516
EJCC61 194
CA"B49
11
HARV49
83
I BMJ571 39
IBMJ632 146
I BMJ573 219
I BMJ624 437
HARV572 161
WJCC61
87
PGEC593 287
AUS 63 C.6
I BMJ511 57
IBMJ602 143
SOS 61 511
I BMJ582 123
DIP 62 160
CACM621 34
JACM634 521
WJCC59
36
PGEC613 446
LCMT61 213
PGEC582 IB5
MTP 5B 357
IHP 58
15
PGEC633 282
PGEC622 236
PGEC625 617
WJCC61 427
91
FJCC63
319

SEN - SHA

TITLE WORD INDEX

SEL - SER

THE R£LIABILITY OF ITEMS IN SEQUENCE WITH
AUTOMATIC REGISTRATION IN HIGH-SPEED CHARACTER
TYPE SIZE NORMALIZATION IN HIGH SPEED CHARACTER
BUSINESS DEVICES
A RELIABLE CHARACTER
BY A NETWORK OF THRESHOLD COMPONENTS WITH SPECIFIED

SENSING AND SWITCHING
RTCS62 318
SENSING EQUIPMENT
EJCC57 238
SENSING EQUIPMENT
AUTOMATIC NCR 58'\ 318
SENSING SYSTEM FOR DOCUMENTS PREPARED ON CONVENTIONAL WCR 514 111
SENSITIVITY
REALIZATION OF LOGICAL fUNCTIONS PGEC635 443
SENSORY MECHANISMS AND SENSATION
MTP 58 357
MTP 5B 535
INTELLIGENCE
SENSORY MECHANISMS, THE REDUCTION OF REDUNDANCY AND
PUTER SIMULATIONS OF A PERCEPTUAL LEARNING MODEL FOR SENSORY PATTERN RECOGNITION, CONCEPT FORMATION AND SY IFIP62 413
AUTOMATIC SENTENCE DIAGRAMMING
MTL 611 175
PACM62 11~
THE CHAINING TECHNIQUE FOR ASSOCIATIVE SENTENCE RETRIEVAL
MTL 611 65
RANDOM GENERATION OF ENGLISH SENTENCES
A TEST FOR LINEAR SEPARABILITY AS APPLIED TO SELF-ORGANIZING MACHINES
SOS 62 503
TWO THEOREMS OF STATISTICAL SEPARABILITY IN THE PERCEPTRON
MTP 58 419
SSES FOR SOLVING FINITE-DIFFERENCE APPROXIMATIONS TO SEPARABLE PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
lIVE PROCE TtJ6631 93
DESIGN OF A SEPARABLE TRANSITION-DIAGRAM COMPILER
CACM637 396
FILTER, A TOPOLOGICAL PATTERN SEPARATION COMPUTER PROGRAM
EJCC60
25
IBMJ634 28B
A THEORETICAL MODEL FOR SEPARATION IN THE FLUID JET AMPLIFIER
TCJ2592 87
GENERATING STRATEGIES FOR CONTINOUS SEPARATION PROCESSES
THE MULTI-SEQUENCE COMPUTER AS A COMMUNICATIONS TOOL
EJCC59 ll~
MSH~62
13
THE AUTOMATIC SEQUENCE CONTROLLED CALCULATOR
R.A.E. SEQUENCE CONTROLLED CALCULATOR
CAMB49
22
PGEC602 155
SEQUENCE DETECTION USING ALL-MAGNETIC CIRCUITS
PGEC561
1
SEER, A SEQUENCE EXTRAPOLATING ROBOT
HINES WH.ICH DETERMINE THE STATISTICAL STRUCTURE OF A SEQUENCE OF CHARACTERS
A CLASS OF HAC WCR 594 66
A PROCEDURE FOR CACM639 510
CONVERTING LOGIC TABLE CONDITIONS INTO AN EFFICIENT SEQUENCE OF TEST INSTRUCTIONS
ALGEBRA FOR PERIODICALLY TIME-VARYING LINEAR BINARY SEQUENCE TRANSDUCERS
AN HARV571 189
THE RELIABILITY OF ITEMS IN SEQUENCE WITH SENSING AND SWITCHING
RTtS62 31B
FTT 53 165
THE ROVAL AIRCRAFT ESTABLISHMENT SEQUENCE-CONTROLLED CALCULATOR
JACM583
261
ON A PERIODIC PROPERTY OF PSEUDO-RANDOM SEQUENCES
I BMJ633 246
AUTOMATIC DETERMINATION OF AMINO ACID SEQUENCES
AUTOCORRELATIONS PGEC613 383
FOR BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS OF NOISELIKE PERIODIC SEQUENCES
SOS 62 42,5
TRAINING SEQUENCES FOR MECHANIZED INDUCTION
JACM603 260
ON STURM SEQUENCES FOR TRIDIAGONAL MATRICES
ON SEQUENCES OF PSEUDO-RANOOM NUMBERS OF MAXIMAL LENGTH JACM5B4 353
CACM603 168
THE EXECUTE OPERATIONS, A FOURTH MODE OF INSTRUCTION SEQUENCING
PCS 62 133
INSTRUCTION SEQUENCING
SEQUENC ING ASPECTS OF MULTIPROGRAMMING
JACM613 426
PGEC624 483
CONTROL UNITS FOR SEQUENCING COMPLEX ASYNCHRONOUS OPERATIONS
PACM61 1-2
A DVNAMIC PROGRAMMING APPROACH TO SEQUENCING PROBLEMS
JACM614 513
PROGRAMMING
AN AUTOMATIC SEQUENCING PROCEOURE WITH APPLICATION TO PARALLEL
WJCC58
14
A SPECIAL-PURPOSE SOLID-STATE COMPUTER USING SEQUENTIAL ACCESS MEMORY
OPTIMAL SOLUTIONS
THE METHOD OF SEQUENTIAL ANALYSIS OF VARIANTS FOR DETERMINATION OF IFlP62 177
PGEC632 67
SIGNAL FLOW GRAPH TECHNIQUES FOR SEQUENTIAL CIRCUIT STATE DIAGRAMS
HARV572 241
REMARKS ON THE DESIGN OF SEQUENTIAL CIRCUITS
FUNDAMENTAL MODE AND PULSE MODE OPERATIONS OF SEQUENTIAL CIRCUITS
IFIP62 725
SEQUENTIAL DATA PROCeSSING DESIGN
ISSJ631 31
THE APPLICATION OF SEQUENTIAL ESTIMATION TO COMPUTER SIMULATION AND MONT JACM584 343
E CARLO PROCEDURES
SEQUENTIAL FORMULA TRANSLATION
CACM602 76
JACM582 177
SEQUENTIAL FUNCTIONS
TOMM58
1
THE THE OR V OF SEQUENTIAL LOGICAL FUNCTIONS
JACM592 259
ON THE REDUCTION OF SUPERFLUOUS STATES IN A SEQUENTIAL MACHINE
PGEC514 276
ANALYSIS OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
PGEC582 119
ON THE ANALYSIS OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
A SYNTHESIS TECHNIQUE FOR MINIMAL STATE SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
PGEC591 13
MINIMAL SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
PGEC593 339
PGEC614 587
THE CASCADE DECOMPOSITION OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
JACM623 324
MULTIPLE REDUCTION OF VARIABLE DEPENDENCY OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
PGEC625 611
ON THE EFFICIENT ASSIGNMENT OF, INTERNAL CODES TO SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
JACM631 78
FURTHER RESULTS ON THE STRUCTURE OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
JACM633 365
LATTICE PROPERTIES OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
PGEC633 223
A STUDY OF FEEDBACK AND ERRORS IN SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
PROGRAMMED ALGORITHM FOR ASSIGNING INTERNAL CODES TO SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
A PGEC624 466
INIMAL TERMINAL STATE EXPERIMENTS FOR TWO CLASSES OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
LEAST UPPER BOUNDS ON M JACM614 601
USE OF OECOMPOSITION THEORY JACM633 386
IN THE SOLUTION OF THE SUTE ASSIGNMENT PROBLEM OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
JACM614 585
DESIGN OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES FROM THEIR REGULAR EXPRESSIONS
PGEC584 299
ANALYSIS OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES II
PGEC614 593
ON THE STATE ASSIGNMENT PROBLEM FOR SEQUENTIAL MACHINES II
PROGRAMMING
SEQUENTIAL MACHINES, AMBIGUITY, AND DYNAMIC
JACM601 24
ON THE STATE ASSIGNMENT PROBLEM FOR SEQUEN~IAL MACHINES, I
PGEC612 157
STATE-LOGIC RELATIONS IN AUTONOMOUS SEQUENTIAL NETWORKS
EJCC58 119
OIGITAL CONVERTER WITH 12 BIT ACCURACY AND FAST, NON-SEQUENTIAL SWITCHING
MULTIPLE-INPUT ANALOG-TD- NCR 594 259
A STATE VARIABLE ASSIGNMENT METHOD FOR ASYNCHRONOUS SEQUENTIAL SWITCHING CIRCUITS
JACM632 209
ON THE NUMBER OF INTERNAL VARIABLE ASSIGNMENTS FOR SEQUENTIAL SWITCHING CIRCUITS
A NOTE PGEC594 439
IZING THE NUMBER OF STATES IN INCOMPLETELY SPECIFIED SEQUENTIAL SWITCHING FUNCTIONS
MINIM PGEC593 356
PGEC624 ~59
THE DIAGNOSIS OF ASYNCHRONOUS SEQUENTIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
A TIME-SEQUENTIAL TABULAR ANALYSIS OF FLIP-FLOP LOGICAL
PGEC572 72
OPERATION
PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
SEQUENTIAL TRANSLATION OF A PROBLEM-ORIENTED
ROM,E62 263
ICES OVER ARBITRARY INTEGRAL DOMAINS
A FINITE SEQUENTIALLY COMPACT PROCESS FOR THE ADJOINTS OF MATR CACM628 447
MSEU64 47
DESCRIPTION OF SERIAL ACOUSTIC BINARY EDVAC
A METHOD OF AUTOMATIC MONITORING OF A SERIAL ARITHMETIC UNIT
CENG59 13~
SABRAt, A NEW GENERATION SERIAL COMPUTER
PGEC636 618
25
ARHHMETIC FOR DISCRETELY VARIABLE WORD LENGTH IN A SERIAL COMPUTER
BINARY PACH58
AR ITHMETIC FOR OISCRETELY VARIABLE WORD LENGTH IN A SERIAL COMPUTER
BINARY tACM59~ 13
PIRE530 1462
AN ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERTER FOR SERIAL COMPUTING MACHINES
NUMBERS
SERIAL CORRELATION IN THE GENERATION OF PSEUDO-RANDOM JACM601 72
SERIAL DIGITAL ADDERS FOR A VARIABLE RADIX OF
ADC 53 120
NOTATION
E DELAY LINE STORAGE
PB-250, A HIGH SPEED SERIAL GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER USING MAGNETOSTRICTIV EJCC60 283
SERIAL MATRIX STORAGE SYSTEMS
PGEC612 247
ELECTRON SPIN ECHO SERIAL MEMORY STORAGE
LCMT61 263
THE OPTIMAL ORGANllATION OF SERIAL MEMORY TRANSFERS
PGEC601 12
AN ATTEMPT TO UNIFY THE CONSTITUENT CONCEPTS OF SERIAL PROGRAM EXECUTION
ROME62 237
A SERIAL TECHNIQUE TO DETERMINE MINIMUM PATHS
CACM63N 664
JACM544 170
CALCULATION OF GENERALIZED HYPERGEOMETRIC SERIES
JACMS6! 10
AUTOMATIC COMPUTATIONS WITH POWER SERIES
·TSHE8YSHEFF APPROXIMATIONS FOR POWER SERIES
JACM514 487
TtJ1594 162
A NOTE ON THE EVALUATION OF TRIGONOMETRIC SERIES
AN ITERATIVE METHOD FOR INVERSION OF POWER SERIES
CACM617 317
TCJ6633 2~8
NOTE ON THE SELECTIVE SUMMATION OF FOURIER SERIES
METHOD FOR MEASURING ERROR IN A LEAST-SQUARES POWER SERIES
A SHORT CACM606 351
THE USE OF AUS 60B'8.3
DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN ANALYSIS OF METEOROLOGICAL TIME SERIES
320

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY

19~6-1963

320

SER

SIG

TITLE WORD INDEX

THE HEAT EQUATION USING CHEBYSHEV
ANALYSER F~R THE INVESTIGATION OF GEOPHYSICAL TIME
OF FREDHOLM INTEGRAL EQUATIONS USING CHEBYSHEV
ORDINARY DIFFERENTlA'L EQUATIONS IN CHEBYSHEV
OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS USING THE METHOD OF TAYLOR
FORTRAN SUBROUTINE FOR TIME
REMARKS ON FORTRAN SUBROUTINES FOR TIME
OF ALERTNESS BASED ON ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC TIME
EDITOR'S NOTE ON
ORDER DIFFERENTI
NUMERICAL CONSTRUCTION OF TAYLOR
SMOOTHING AND PREDICTION OF TIME
FIELDS
SUMMATION OF THE SCATTERING
NS AND CONTINUED FRACTIONS
REPRESENTATION OF POWER
CHIC. A 1090 PROGRAM TO COMPUTE HYPERGEOMETRIC
INTEGRAL EQUATIONS
A CHEBYSHEV

SEN - SHA

THE NUMERICAL
SERIES
SERIES
A MECHANICAL HARMONIC
THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION
SERIES
THE SOLUTION OF NONLINEAR
SERIES
SER IES
A PROGRAM FOR THE AUTOMATIC INTEGRATION
SERIES ANALYSI S
SERIES ANALYSIS
A MEASUREMENT
SERIES ANALYSI S
SERIES APPROXIMATION TRUNCATION
SERIES APPROXIMATIONS FOR A SET OF SIMULTANEOUS FIRST
SERIES BY CASCADED SIMPLE AVERAGES
SERIES FOR THE SCATTERING OF ELECTRONS BY ATOMIC
SERIES IN TERMS OF POLYNOMIALS, RATIONAL APPROXIMATIO
SERIES IN TWO VARIABLES
SERIES METHOD FOR THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF FREDHOLM
SERIES OF COMPUTERS USING PLUG-IN UNITS
SERIES OF COMPUTERS. LEO I-III
SERIES USING AN AUTO-REGRESSION MODEL
THE COMP
SERIES WORKING MACHINE
SERIES-COUPLED PERCEPTRONS
SERVES AS BOTH SYSTEMS ANALYSIS TOOL AND OPERATOR TRA
SERVICE
SERVICE
SERVICE
POINTING THE WAY
SERVICE
THE IRE AFFILIATE PLAN.
SERVICE
EXPERIENCE OF THE DEFENCE
SERVICE
SERVICE BUREAU
SERVICE BUREAUX AS AN AID TO MANAGEMENT
SERVICE FOR INDUSTRY AND COMMERCE
SERVICE INDUSTRIES
SERVICE ROUTINES
SERVICE STAFF TRAINING
E
SERVICE THEY MAY RENDER TO RESEARCH
ICAL AND CRITIC
SERV ICE TIMES
SERVICES
SERVICES
SERVICES
SERVICES
SERVICES
SERVICES
REQUIREMENTS
SERVICES
DIFFERENCES IN INTERNATIONAL
SERVICES AND ADVICE FOR PROSPECTIVE COMPUTER USERS
SERVICES BENEFITS, PAYMENTS BY PUNCHED CARDS
SERVICES BY SCANDINAVIAN SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS ENG
SERVICES WITH POWER FACTOR ADJUSTMENT
IMPANY INTROD
SERVICES'
SERVO FOR USE IN AN ANALOG COMPUTER
SERVO TEST SYSTEM
SERVG-ACCESS SYSTEM FOR MAGNETIC RECORDING DISK
SERVe-SYSTEM SUBJECTED TO STATISTICAL INPUT
ANALOG
SERVOMECHANISM
SERVOMULTIPLIER ERROR STUDY
SERVOS FOR MULTIPLYING AND FUNCTION GENERATION
SESSION ON LEARNING MACHINES
THE M.I.T.
SESSION. AND ALGEBRAIC

AUS 60B'5.2
AUS 60 Cl.1
AUS 63 B.19
TCJ6631 BB
TCJ3602 lOB
CACM631 32
CACM636 329
PACM61 13Cl
CACM589
3
JACM613 314
NCR 602 41
AUS 608'4.2
JACM614 613
PACM61 6A1t
TCJ6631 102
IEES56 186
A
THE EVOLUTION OF DESIGN IN A
TCJ4611 42
UTING PROBLEM IN THE ANALYSIS OF NON-STOCHASTIC TIME
PACM56
21
PHOTOGRAPHIC STORAGE FOR A
CAMB49
85
SOS 62 485
A NEW CLASS OF MULTILAYER
INING FACILITY FOR ENRICO FERMI AI
ANALOG COMPUTER
WJCC60 301
A NEW DIMENSION IN UNIVERSITY
91
CTPC54
JUSTIFYING ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING IN GOVERNMENT
CAN 58
59
AUTOMATIC READING MACHINE FOR TELEGRAPH
SJCC63 113
FOR THE SMALLER USER, SURVEY OF THE COMPUTER BUREAUX
EDPS61 465
A NEW VENTURE IN ENGINEERING SOCIETY STRUCTURE AND
PGEC512 11
RESEARCH BOARD OF CANADA IN MAIL ORDER COMPUTER
CAN 58 310
TCJ5623 151
OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH COBOL IN A
DATA PROCESSING
AUS 60 A5.1
TCJ4612 181
ORGANIZATION OF A COMPUTING
DATA PROCESSING IN BANKING AND OTHER
EJCC58
10
MATHEMAT ICAL
LSU 56 151
LECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING IN THE COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC
AUS 63 A.I0
AL REVIEWS IN ANY GROWING BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE AND THE
ICSI581 511
A DISCRETE QUEUEING PROBLEM WITH VARIABLE
I BMJ624 401
BRITISH COMPUTING
BCS 58 111
UNIVERSITY ROLE IN TRAINING PERSONNEL FOR COMPUTER
LSU 58 151
COST ANALYSIS OF BIBLIOGRAPHIES OR BIBLIOGRAPHIC
ICSI581 381
ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING IN THE DEFENCE
AUS 60 Al.3
AN INDUSTRY STUDY, E.D.P. IN THE DEFENCE
AUS 63 A.6
OF FOREST SCIENTISTS FOR LITERATURE AND REFERENCE
ICSI581 261
ARRANGEMENTS FOR FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF INFORMATION
ICSI5B2 1435
AND OTHERS
PROGRAMMING
TCB2596 81
AUS 60 A2.1
SOCIAL
DY ON THE USE OF SCIENTIFIC LITERATURE ANO REFERENCE
ICSI581 19
UCES A DIRECT WAY FOR FAST COMPUTATION OF INDUSTRIAL
PACM5B
14
TCB7633 16
SYMPOSIUM ON 'USE OF COMPUTER
THE DESIGN OF A RATE
AUS 60CI0.4
A COMPUTER-CONTROLLEO DYNAMIC
EJCC6D 255
STORAGE
A HIGH TRACK-DENSITY
IBMJ61't 281
COMPUTER ANALYSIS OF THE PERFORMANCE OF A NON-LINEAR
AUS 60 Cl.4
SAMPLING FREQUENCY OF DIGITAL
PACM56
22
PACM56
24
THE DESIGN OF POSITION AND VELOCITY
PGEC593 391
INTRDOUCTION TO
WJCC55
85
SYSTEMS OF AUTOMATIC CODING. COMPREHENSIVE, SUMMER
ONR 54
40
PCS 62
60
CHARACTER SET
CACM63N 685
LENGTH OF STRINGS FOR A MERGE SET
PPROXIMATION TO A FUNCTION DEFINED ON A FINITE POINT SET
IERMINATION OF THE POLYNOMIAL OF BEST MINIMAX A PACM58
23
PPROXIMATION TO A FUNCTION DEFINED ON A FINITE POINT SET
IERMINATlON OF THE POLYNOMIAL OF BEST MINIMAX A JACM593 395
FUNCTION EXPRESSIONS
APPLICATION OF A FINITE SET COVERING THEOREM TO THE SIMPLIFICATION OF BOOLEAN IFIP62 731
NUMERICAL TREATMENT OF A SET OF FOURTH ORDER HYPERBOLIC DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS PACM58
1
CACM628 41t)
A SET OF MATRICES FOR TESTING COMPUTER PROGRAMS
A PROPOSAL FOR A SET OF PUBLICATION STANOAROS FOR USE BY THE ACM
CACM602 10
L CONSTRUCTION Of TAYLOR SERIES APPROXIMATIONS FOR A SET OF SIMULTANEOUS FIRST ORDER DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION J ACM613 311t
JACM631t 528
FINITE AUTOMATA AND THE SET OF SQUARES
CONSTRUCTION OF A SET OF TEST MATRICES
CACM59B 10
A NOTE ON /II SET OF TEST MATRICES FOR INVERSION
CACM619 515
COUPLED COMPUTERS
A SET OF TRANSISTOR CIRCUITS FOR ASYNCHRONOUS, DIRECT- WJCC55 124
SOME THOUGHTS ON RECONCILING VARIOUS CHARACTER SET PROPOSALS
CACM601 408
TO 'SOME THOUGHTS ON RECONCILING VARIOUS CHARACTER SET PROPOSALS'
CORRIGENDA CACM600 540
PARTITIONING ALGORITHMS FOR FINITE SETS
CACM630 613
SOLUTION OF CERTAIN LARGE SETS OF EQUATIONS ON PEGASUS USING MATRIX METHODS
TCJ2593 130
SETS OF TAPES ACCEPTED BY DIFFERENT TYPES OF AUTOMATA JACM611 81
SETS. LOGICS. MACHINES
HARV511 137
A SURVEY OF SEVERAL ASPECTS OF DATA COMMUNICATION
IFlP62 341
JACM594 494
ON THE SPECTRAL NORMS OF SEVERAL ITERATIVE PROCESSES
A COMPARISON OF SEVERAL PERCEPTRON MODELS
SDS 62 463
ELECTRONIC TRIGGER CIRCUITS HAVING SEVERAL STATES OF STABLE EQUILIBRIUM
CAMB49 103
PGEC602 213
AN EVALUATION OF SEVERAL TWe-SUMMAND BINARY ADDERS
ANALYSIS OF THE RESIOUAL GASES IN SEVERAL TYPES OF HIGH-VACUUM EVAPORATORS
IBMJ602 130
AN EXTENSION OF FIBONACCIAN SEARCH 10 SEVERAL VARIABLES
CACM630 639
LECTRONIC CIRCUIT FOR THE GENERATION OF FUNCTIONS OF SEVERAL VARIABLES
AN E NCR 554 150
FOR FINDING STATIONARY VALUES OF A FUNCTION OF SEVERAL VARIABLES
AN ITERATIVE METHOD TCJ5622 141
ALGEBRA OF POLYNOMIALS IN SEVERAL VARIABLES FOR A DIGITAL COMPUTER
JACM621 29
A METHOD OF GENERATING FUNCTIONS OF SEVERAL VARIABLES USING ANALOG DIOOE LOGIC
PGEC632 112
CORRECTION TO A METHOD OF GENERATION FUNCTIONS OF SEVERAL VARIABLES USING ANALOG DIODE LOGIC
PGEC635 550
PGEC533
1
A PHOTOELECTRIC DECIMAL-CODED SHAFT DIGITIZER
A MAGNETICALLY COUPLED LOW-COST HIGH-SPEED SHAFT POSITION DIGITIZER
WJCC53 203
WJCC54 12B
A SHAFT-Te-DIGITAL ENCODER
FOR COMPUTING CRITICAL ROTATIONAL SPEEDS OF FLEXIBLE SHAFTS ON AN AUTOMATIC COMPUTER
A TECHNIQUE CACM596 21
I BMJ592 169
EXTENSION OF MOORE-SHANNON MODEL FOR RELAY CIRCUITS
THE TOOLS OF COMMUI
ELEMENTARY DERIVATION OF WAVE SHAPE AND COHERENCE PROPERTIES OF NATURAL LIGHT USING DPI 62
31
ABSTRACT SHAPE RECOGNITION BY MACHINE
EJCC61 332
51
COMPUTER OUTPUT DEVICES UTILIZING THE CHARACTRON SHAPED BEAM TUBE
HIGH SPEED SACI58
RCHAEOLOGICAL COCUMEI
ON THE CODING OF GEOMETRICAL SHAPES AND OTHER REPRESENTATIONS. WITH REFERENCE TO A ICSI582 889
CACM590 25
RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE SHARE ALGOL COMMITTEE
ARAP591 169
THE SH'ARE OPERATING SYSTEM FOR THE IBM 109
PACM58
16
PROGRAMMING AND MODIFICATION IN THE SHARE 109 SYSTEM
PACM58
1B
INPUT-OUTPUT TRANSLATION IN THE SHARE 109 SYSTEM
S~LUTION ~F

321

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

321

SHA - SIM

TITLE WORD INDEX

SHARE 709 SYSTEM SUPERVISORY CONTROL ROUTINE
THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM, A COOPERATIVE EFFORT
THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM, A COOPERATIVE EFFORT
THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM, INPUT-OUTPUT TRANSLATION
THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM, MACHINE IMPLEMENTATION OF SYMBOLIC
PROGRAMMING
THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM, PROGRAMMED INPUT-OUTPUT BUFFERING
THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM, PROGRAMMING AND MODIFICATION
THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM, SUPERVISORY CONTROL
ING EFFOIH THROUGH THE PROMonON IIF INTER-INSTAlll
SHARE, A STUDY IN THE REDUCTION OF REDUNDANT PROGRAMM
TIME-SHARED PROGRAM TESTING
ON-LINE, OFF-LINE, OR SHARED-TIME
SHAREHOLDER RECORO-HANDLING WITH THE AID OF CHARACTER
-RECOGNITION EQUIPMENT
A TIME-SHARING ANALOG COMPUTER
A TIME-SHARING ANALOG MULTIPLIER
OPERATIONAL EXPERIENCE OF TIME SHARING AND PARALLEL PROCESSING
COMPUTER SHARING BY A GROUP OF CONSULTING ENGINEERING FIRMS
TIME-SHARING COMPUTER SYSTEMS
TIME SHARING IN LARGE, FAST COMPUTERS
TIME SHARING ON LEO III
SYSTEM
TIME SHARING ON THE FERRANTI-PACKARD FP6000 COMPUTER
TIME-SHARING ON THE NATIONAL-ELLIOTT 802
AN EXPERIMENTAL TIME-SHARING SYSTEM
CONTINUOUS SHEET SUPERCONDUCTIVE MEMORY
COMPUTER PRODUCTION OF PEEK-A-BOO SHEETS
THE EQUIVALENT CIRCUITS OF SHELLS USED IN AIRFRAME CONSTRUCTION
A LIQUID SCINTILLATION COUNTER USING ANTICOINCIDENCE SHIELDING
ON THE EFFECT OF PARTICLE ORI ENTAHON ON PEAK SHIFT IN MAGNETIC TAPES
AN EXPERIMENT
A NEW TYPE OF FERROELECTRIC SHIFT REGISTER
AN ELECTRO-OPTICAL SHIFT REGISTER
ANALYSIS OF A CROSSED FILM CRYOTRON SHIFT REGISTER
A THIN MAGNETIC FILM SHIFT REGISTER
A MAGNETOSTRICTIVE DELAY-LINE SHIFT REGISTER
ANALYSIS OF SHIFT REGISTER COUNTERS
MAGNETIC SHIFT REGISTER USING ONE CORE PER BIT
TRANSISTOR SHIFT REGISTERS
COUNTING WITH NONLINEAR BINARY FEEDBACK SHIFT REGISTERS
HIGH-SPEEO SHIFT REGISTERS USING ONE CORE PER 81T
DIODELESS MAGNETIC SHIFT REGISTERS UTILIZING TRANSFLUXORS
SHIFT-REGISTER COOE FOR INDEXING APPLICATIONS
SINGLE FUNCTION SHIFTING COUNTERS
COMPUTATION
THE SHIFTRIX-MACHINE ORGANIZATION FOR HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL
METHODS FOR SOLUTION OF NON-LINEAR EQUA
TIDNS ANO THE EXTRACTION OF NUCLEAR SCATTERING PHASE SHIFTS
GAAS JUNCTIONS
LINE WIDTHS AND PRESSURE SHlfTS.IN MODE STRUCTURE OF STIMULATED EMISSION FROM
SOME COMPUTER APPLICATIONS TO SHIP DESIGN CALCULATIONS
THE SPLINE CURVE, A SMOOTH
INTERPOLATING FUNCTION USED IN NUMERICAL DESIGN OF SHIP-LINES ~
ORGANIZING AND PROGRAMMING A SHIPBOARO REAL-TIMe COMPUTER SYSTEM
COMPUTER TECHNIQUES APPLIED TO SHIPBUILDING
OPTIMAL SHIPPING SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO TIME RESTRICTIONS
INTERIM REPORT ON BUREAU OF SHIPS COBOL EVALUATION PRDGRAM
THE DETACHED SHOCK PROBLEM AND RELATED TOPICS
A METHOD OF COMPUTING SHDCK WAVES
NUMERICAL CALCULATION OF SHOCK WAVES
EFF~CT ON PARAMETRIC AMPLIFICATION
SHOCK WAVES IN NONLINEAR TRANSMISSION LINES ANO
MULTIPLE SHOOTING METHOD FOR TWO-POINT BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS
A MODEL FOR WEEKLY SHOP LOADING
A SIMULATION OF MELTING SHOP OPERATIONS
DYNAMIC PRODUCTION SCHEDULING OF JOB-SHOP OPERATIONS ON THE IBM 704 DATA-PROCESSING EQUIPM
ENT
JOB SHOP SIMULATION ON THE IBM 704
SCHEDULING PRODUCTION IN JOB SHOPS
DATA TRANSMISSION FOR MULTIPLE SHOPS
AUTOMIHIC PROGRAMMING, A SHORT BI8L10GRAPHY
DECIMAL-TO-BINARY CONVERSION OF SHORT FIELDS
A SHORT METHOD FOR MEASURING ERROR IN A LEAST-SQUARES
POWER SERIES
A SHORT STUDY OF NOTATION EFFICIENCY
MAGNETIC RECORDING OF SHORT WAVELENGTHS
THE SHORTEST PATH THROUGH A MAZE
THE AUTOMATIC TRANSCRIPTION Of MACHINE SHORTHAND
DO IT BY THE NUMBERS. DIGITAL SHORTHAND
SHORTHANO FOR COMPUTERS
WHAT COMPUTERS SHOULD BE DOING
WHAT EVERYBODY SHOULD KNOW ABOUT ALGOL
WHAT WE SHOULD LEARN FROM COMPUTERS
SHOULD YOUR COMPANY HAVE AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
THE PROCESSING AND ANALYSIS OF COSMIC RAY AIR SHOWER DATA USING THE COMPUTER SILL lAC
AUTOMATIC REtORDING OF COSMIC RAY AIR SHOWERS
THE AUTOMATIC
DIGITAL ~ECORDING OF INFORMATION FROM COSMIC RAY AIR SHOWERS
CHANNELS WITH SIDE INFORMATION AT THE TRANSMITTER
SIDE
OF
TAPE
LABELLING
THE BASIC
THE SIEMENS DIGITAL COMPUTER 2002
SIGN CORRECTION IN MODULUS CONVENTION
SIGN DETECTION IN NONREDUNDANT RESIDUE SYSTEMS
SIGN DETERMINATION IN A MODULAR NUMBER SYSTEM
DEMAGNETlSATlON
DURING RECORDING AND ITS EFFECT ON THE REPRODUCED SIGNAL
A METHOD FOR ELIMINATING AMBIGUITY DUE TO SIGNAL COINCIDENCE IN DIGITAL·OESIGN
SIGNAL CORPS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ON AUTOMATIC
PRDGRA"MING OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
PREDICTING SIGNAL DEGENERATION ANO GATE COMPATIBILITY IN LOGIC
CIRCUITS
CHARACTER RECOGNITION AS SIGNAL DETECTION. IN NOISE
SIGNAL FLOW GRAPH TECHNIQUES FOR SEQUENTIAL CIRCUIT
STAre CIAGRAJifS
~OON-RADAR ANTENNA PROGRAMMER WITH ANALOG RATE SIGNAL INTEGRATOR
DIGITAL
A DYNAMIC LARGE SIGNAL MODEL FOR A SINGLE-DOMAIN THIN MAGNETIC FILM
INDUCTOR
I
A FEEDBACK METHOD FOR OBTAINING A SYNCHRO OUTPUT SIGNAL PROPORTIONAL TO INPUT ANGLE THETA. FOR LARGE TH
A GENERAL JUN
CTION-TRANSISTOR EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT FOR USE IN LARGE-SIGNAL SWITCHING ANALYSIS
ANALYSIS OF SIGNAL TRANSMISSION IN ULTRA HIGH SPEED TRANSISTORIZE
o DIGITAL CO"PUTERS
DIGITAL ~AGNETIC RECORDING
SIGNAL-PROCESS ING FOR INCR'EASEO BIT OENSIT IES IN
AUTOMATIC CONTROL BY VISUAL SIGNALS
OPTlMJ.ZATJON OF REFERENCE SIGNALS FOR CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEMS
THE RECORDING ANO REPRODUCTION OF SIGNALS ON MAGNETIC MEDIUM USING SATURATION-TYPE RECO
RDING
N OF REAL-TIllE DATA PROCESI
THE CONTROL OF TRAFFIC SIGNALS WITH AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER, A NEW APPLICATIO
ARITHMETIC
SIGNED-DIGIT NUMBER REPRESENTAT IONS FOR FAST PARALLEL
NORMALIZED
FLCATING-POINT ARITHMETIC WITH AN INDEX OF SIGNIFICANCE
322

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

SER - SIG
PACM58
20
PACM5S
IS
JACM592 123
JACM592 141
JACM592 134
JACM592 145
JACM592 12B
JACM592 152
DNR 56
29
PACM59
12
TCJ2593 150
.CAS 59
1
WJCC59 341
PGEC541 11
TCJ6631 28
CAS 58 116
MCF 61 221
ICIP59 336
TCJ6631 24
SJCC6329
TCJ2604 185
SJCC62 335
ONR 60 161
CACM61D 562
WJCC53
98
IBMJ632 135
I BMJ623 34B
PGEC564 184
PGEC592 113
ONR 60 230
PGEC603 321
PGEC614 702
J.ACM584 385
NCR 537 38
NCR 544 140
PGEC634 357
PGEC563 ·114
PGEC584 316
CACM590 40
JACM623 375
WJCC58 207
AUS 63 8.11
18MJ632 155
CAN 60 138
BIT 622 76
FJCC63 127
TCB7632 53
CAN 62 152
CACM625 256
PACM59
65
PACM56
17
IFIP62 141
IBMJ604 391
CACM62D 613
TCJ1582 87
TCJ2592 59
WJCC59 244
PACM59
57
CAN 60
59
TCB5613 114
ARAP591 291
CACM632 63
CACM606 351
CACM608 468
NCR 612 74
HARV572 285
EJCC59 148
CACM600 530
CAN 58 336
MCF 61 291
TCJ6631 50
HARV61
1
LSU 58
74
AUS 63 B.12
AUS 63 C~23 .
AUS 572 219
IBMJ584 289
CACM602 85
EJCC58 157
CAMB49
41
PGEC624 494
HARV61 136
AUS 60C11.1
CACM624 211
CACM592 22
PGEC633 277
OCR 62 149
PGEC632 67
NCR 584 217
PGEC635 517
PGEC603 359
PGEC614 670
PGEC634 312
NCR 634
2
MTP 58 841
PGEC601 54
PGEC592 159
IFIP62 231
PGEC613 389
EJCC59 244
322

SIG - SIH

TITLE WORD INDEX

SIGNIFICANCE ARITHMETIC ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
CLUSTER fORMATION AND DIAGNOSTIC SIGNIFICANCE IN PSYCHIATRIC SYMPTOM EVALUATION
THE NEW SIGNIFICANCE OF COMPUTATION IN HIGHER EDUCATION
ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS. SIGNIFICANT APPLICATIONS
SIGNIFICANT DIGIT COMPUTER ARITHMETIC
HIGH-TEMPERATURE SILICON-TRANSISTOR COMPUTER CIRCUITS
THE SILL lAC
MAGNETIC TAPE FOR THE SILL lAC
THE PROCESSING AND ANALYSIS
OF COSMIC RAY AIR SHOWER DATA USING THE COMPUTER SILLIAC
SILLIAC PROGRAMMES FOR X-RAY CRYSTAL STRUCTURE
ANALYSIS
PRENUCLEATION OF LEAD FILMS WITH COPPER, GOLD, AND SILVER
SIMCOM, THE SI"ULATOR COMPILER
NOTE ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF RA
TIONAL APPROXIMATIONS FOR THE ERROR FUNCTION AND FOR SIMILAR FUNCTIONS
DIGITAL COM
PUTER USAGE IN ANALYSIS OF ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPH AND SIMILAR QUASI-RHYTHMIC PATTERNS
MODEL AND ELECT~OPHYSIOLOGICAL EXPERIMENTS
SOME SIMILARITIES BETWEEN THE BEHAVIOR OF A NEURAL NETWORK
NUMERICAL
SOLUTION OF THE BOUNDARY LAYER EQUATIONS WITHOUT SIMILARITY ASSUMPTIONS
10UCTION OF A MATRIX TO
ALMOST TRIANGULAR AND TRIANGULAR FORMS BY ELEMENTARY SIMILARITY TRANSFORMATIONS
OPERATIONS USEFUL FOR SIMILARITY-INVARIANT PATTERN RECOGNITION
SALE, A SIMPLE ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE FOR ENGINEERS
SIMPLE AUTOMATIC COOING SYSTEMS
SMOOTHING ANO PREDICTION OF TIME SERIES BY CASCAOED SIMPLE AVERAGES
ZE8RA, A SIMPLE BINARY COMPUTER
THE STANTEC-ZEBRA SIMPLE CODE AND ITS INTERPRETATION
A SIMPLE COMPUTER FOR AUTOMATICALLY PLOTTING CORRELATIO
N FUNCTIONS
SIMPLE CONSTANT-TEMPERATURE OVEN AND CONTROL SYSTEM
EXPE~IMENTS WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER IN A SIMPLE CONTROL SYSTEM
OPERATION AND ANALYSIS OF PLANAR CRYOTRONS AND SIMPLE CRYOTRON CIRCUITS
A DECISION MATRIX AS THE BASIS FOR A SIMPLE DATA INPUT ROUTINE
ULTS OF DIGITAL-CO~PUTER ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS
A SIMPLE DESK-tALCULATOR METHOD FOR CHECKING 81NARY RES
THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF A SIMPLE GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER
SIMPLE LEARNING BY A DIGITAL COMPUTER
AN EXPERIMENT WITH A SELF-COMPILING COMPILER FOR A SIMPLE LIST-PROCESSING LANGUAGE
PARAMETER ESTIMATION FOR SIMPLE NONLINEAR MODELS
A METHOO FOR FOR THE
DETERMINATION OF A DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION MODEL FOR SIMPLE NONLINEAR SYSTEMS
A SIMPLE SORTING ALGORITHM
SIMPLE
TECHNIQUE
FOR
CODING
DIFFER£NTIAL
EQUATIONS
A
SIMPLE TURING TYPE COMPUTERS
ON TRANSISTORS AND MAGNETIC CORES
A NEW AND SIMPLE TYPE OF DIGITAL CIRCUIT TECHNIQUE USING JUNCTI
'SIMPLE' APPROXIMATIONS
IECISION RULE FOR IMPROVEO EFFICI
ENCY IN SOLVING LINEAR PROGRAMMING PROBLEMS WITH THE SIMPLEX ALGORITHM
TCHING FUNCTIONS BY MEANS OF MAGNEI
THE USE OF THE SIMPLEX ALGORITHM IN THE MECHANIZATION OF BOOLEAN SWI
INDUCTIVE PROOF OF THE SIMPLEX METHOD
SIMPLEX METHOD WITH PSEUDO-BASIC VARIABLES FOR STRUCT
URED LINEAR PROGRAMMING PROBLEMS
SIMPLIFICATION OF A CLASS OF BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS
APPLICATION OF A FINITE SET COVERING THEOREM TO THE SIMPLIFICATION OF BOOLEAN FUNCTION EXPRESSIONS
COMPUTATIONAL CHAINS AND THE SIMPLIFICATION OF COMPUTER PROGRAMS
FORMAL STRUCTURE OF ALGOL AND SIMPLIFICATION OF ITS DESCRIPTION
A SYSTEMATIC METHOD FOR COMPUTER SIMPLIFICATION OF LOGIC DIAGRAMS
COMPOSED OF UNILATERAL DEVICES
THE SIMPLIFICATION OF MULTIPLE-OUTPUT SWITCHING NETWORKS
INTERCOOE, A SIMPLIFIED COOING SCHEME FOR AMOS
·SIMPLIFIEO COOING, A PEOAGOGIC EXPERIMENT
SIMULATION OF AN ASSEM8LY OF SIMPLIFIED NERVE CELL MODELS ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
SEPARABLE SWITCHING FUNCTIONS
A SIMPLIFIED PROCEDURE FOR THE REALIZATION OF LINEARLYA SIMPLIFIEO PROOF METHOD FOR ELEMENTARY LOGIC
A SIMPLIFIED UNIVERSAL TURING MACHINE
METHODS TO SIMPLIFY PROGRAMMING, 5 YEARS WORK WITH THE Z4
COMPUTER IGERMANI
SOME METHODS FOR SIIWLlFYING SW.ITCHING CIRCUITS USING 'DONT CARE'
CONDITIONS
A CHART METHOD FOR SIMPLIFYING TRUTH FUNCTIONS
A GENERALIZATION OF A THEOREM OF QUINE FOR SIMPLIFYING TRUTH FUNCTIONS
BENDING OF RECTANGULAR PLATES WITH OPPOSITE EDGES SIMPLY SUPPORTED
THE
SIMPSON'S RULE FOR AN ODD NUMBER OF INTERVALS
A GENERALISATION OF SIMPSON'S RULE TO MANY-DIMENSIONAL INTEGRATION
SYMPOSIUM, THE DESIGN OF MACHINES TO SIMULATE THE BEHAVIOR OF THE HUMAN BRAIN
AN ATTEMPT TO SIMULATE THE LIVER ON A COMPUTER
OYSAC, A DIGITALLY SIMULATED ANALOG COMPUTER
AN ANALYSIS OF REAL AND SIMULATED STATISTICS FOR SYSTEM OESIGN PURPOSES
GPS, A PROGRAM THAT SIMULATES HUMAN THOUGHT
METHODS OF SIMULATING A DIFF·ERENTIAL ANALYZER ON A DIGITAL
COMPUTER
A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR SIMULATING CRYOTRON CIRCUITS
NEW LABORATCRY FOR THREE-DIMENSIONAL GUIDED MISSILE SIMULATION
DIGITAL COMPUTERS FOR REAL-TIME SIMULATION
ELECTRONIC SWITCH FOR ANALOG COMPUTER SIMULATION
PROBLEMS IN FLIGHT SYSTEM SIMULATION
ASPECTS OF REAL-TIME SIMULATION
THE CASE FOR COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL SIMULATION
ASPECTS OF REAL-TIME SIMULATION
A HIGH-SPEED ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR SIMULATION
REAL-TIME AUTOMOBILE RIDE SIMULATION
DIGITAL SIMULATION
COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL SIMULATION
INITIAL CONDITIONS IN CO~PUTER SIMULATION
TRANSIENT ANALYSIS OF CRYOTRON NETWORKS BY COMPUTER SIMULATION
BUSINESS SIMULATION
HYBRID COMPUTATION IN SPACE FLIGHT SIMULATION
SYMPOSIUM ON INDUSTRIAL SIMULATION
SMALL BUSINESS EXECUTIVE OECISION SIMULATION
MATHEMATICAL CONSIDERATIONS OF REAL TIME DIGITAL SIMULATION
TEN YEARS OF COMPUTER SIMULATION
CeMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL TECHNIQUES IN SIMULATION
CORRECTED INPUTS, A METHOD FOR IMPROVING HYBRID SIMULATION
HYBRID TECHNIQUES FOR REAL-TIME RADAR SIMULATION
A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR REAL-TIME SIMULATION
MANNED SPACECRAFT SIMULATION
OPTIMIZING BIT-TIME COMPUTER SIMULATION
THE
OETERMINATION OF CONTROL SYSTEM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIMULATION
DESIGN
OF LOGIC FOR RECOGNITION OF PRINTED CHARACTERS BY SIMULATION
DETERMINATION
OF OPTIMUM PRODUCTION TOLERANCES BY ANALOG SIMULATION
THE DESIGN OF
A LOGIC FOR THE RECOGNITION OF PRINTED CHARACTERS BY SIMULATION
ANALOG, DIGITAL,
AND CCMBINEC ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTERS FOR REAL-TIME SIMULATION
USE OF A COMBINED
ANALOG-DIGITAL SYSTEM FOR RE-ENTRY VEHICLE FLIGHT SIMULATION
323

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

SHA - SIM
CACM633 III
FJCC62 285
CLUN55
11
CH8K62
5
PGEC584 265
EJCC56
54
AUS. 511 103
AUS 60Cl1.2
AUS 63 8.12
AUS 571 120
IBMJ634 297
EJCC59 139
CACM618 354
IFIP62 433
SOS 62 535
PACM58
7
JACM593 336
JACM622 259
CACM590 22
CACM587
5
NCR 602 47
ICIP59 361
ARAP591 146
NCR 537 43
IBMJ571 84
WJCC54
60
ONR 60 314
CACM620 599
JACM553 205
PGEC571
5
PACM52T 55
ARAP634
1
CACM597 28
PGEC634 394
JACM632 142
CACM60N 616
HACC59
31
lEES56 412
PACM56
8
CACM609 509
PGEC614 615
18MJ605 505
TCB6634 126
JACM581 67
IFIP62 131
PGEC622 173
ROME62
75
NCR 612 217
PGEC604 417
TtJ2592 55
AUS 60C12.2
FJCC63
15
PGEC624 447
CPFS61
87
PACM52T 50
ECIP55
26
JACM6H 497
PACM52P 127
PGEC612 165
PACM59
67
PACM59
3
AUS 60B'6.2
PGEC564 240
TCJ5623 221
SJCC63
69
TCJ5622 94
CATH63 279
JACM583 281
ONR 60 353
WJCC53 187
JACM553 186
PGEC564 191
EJCC51 100
NCR 574 142
WJCC58
86
PGEC582 134
PGEC592 186
WJCC60 285
AUS 60B12.2
EJCC61 114
PGEC611 18
PIRE611 ·245
CABS62 556
CAS 62 142
IFIP62 213
PACM62
58
PACM62
16
PGEC621
2
AIC 623 215
FJCC63 267
FJCC63 445
FJCC63 459
SJCC63 401
CACM63N 619
AUS 63 C.21
IBMJ511
8
EJCC59 249
IEES56 456
EJCC51 104
EJCC61 105
323

SIM - SMA

TITLE WORD INDEX

REPRESENTATION Of CHEMICAL KINETICS
SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
ANALYSIS AND PATTERN RECOGNITION
TRAFFIC INTERSECTIONS
A LIBRARY OF BLIP SAMPLES FOR USE IN THE REALISTIC
THE SYNTHESIS OF COMPUTER-LIMITED SAMPLED-DATA
THE APPLICATION OF SEQUENTIAL ESTIMATION TO COMPUTER
TRANSFER FUNCTION
TOWARD A GENERAL
A COMPUTER
STUDIES
A COMPUTER DRIVEN
ON OF A SPECIAL-PURPOSE DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM USING
INTEGRATED MATERIALS MANAGEMENT
CONTROL GEAR
USE OF DIGITAL
DIGITAL
SYSTEM
THE USE OF MANNED
STOCK CONTROL SYSTEM
THE USE OF INVENTORY
ACILITIES AND ·INSTRUMENTATION REQUIRED FOR REAL-TIME
CONTROL AND
A

COMPUTER
A

THE COMPUTER
REAL-TIME

SIX DEGREE-OF-FREEDOM
A MONTE CARLO

MODELS ON A DIGlTAL COMPUTER
COMPUTER
EXPERIMENT
EXPERIMENT

DIGITAL
HYBRID
THE DESIGN AND

SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION

COMPUTER SI~ULATION
COMPUTER SIMULATION
THE SIMULATION
THE SIMULATION
SIMULATION
DIGITAL SIMULATION
DIGITAL SIMULATION
ON THE LOOP AND NODE-ANALYSIS APPROACHES TO THE SIMULATION
CHEMICAL PLANT
SIMULATION
TECHNIQUES FOR THE DIGITAL SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
A SIMULATION
BASED ON MULTI-APERTURE MAGNETIC CORES
THE SIMULATION
PHYSICAL SIMULATION
FLIGHT SIMULATION
LINEAR SYSTEM AP.ROXIMATION BY DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER SIMULATION
ANALOG SIMULATION
GENERALIZED SIMULATION
DIGITAL SIMULATION
THE SIMULATION
IBITION IN SMALL NERVE NETS
A THEORY AND SIMULATION
A NON-REAL-TIME SIMULATION
SIMULATION
DIGITAL CONVERTERS
A HIGH-SPEED DATA TRANSLATOR FOR COMPUTER SIMULATION
THE USE OF THE IBM 704 IN THE SIMULATION
SIMULATION
ER TRANSFORMS
IMPLICIT FUNCTION SIMULATION
UNITED STATES
EMERGENCY SIMULATION
ARRAYS
COMPUTER SIMULATION
THE SIMULATION
WARHEAD AND MULTIPLE DECOYS
ANALOG SIMULATiON
AR MULTICELLULAR STRUCTURE
OPERATIONAL ANALOG SIMULATION
SIMULATION
HANDWRITTEN ARABIC NUMBERS
SIMULATION
OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER
SIMULATION
IBM 704
ANGELES COASTAL PLAIN
ANALOG SIMULATION
PROGRESS IN SIMULATION
THE SIMULATION
THE SIMULATION
THE CHECKING OF COMPUTER LOGIC BY SIMULATION
JOB SHOP SIMULATION
A GENERAL PURPOSE SYSTEMS SIMULATION
SOME HELICOPTER SIMULATION
RADAR SYSTEMS SIMULATION
REAL-TIME COMPUTER PROGRAMS
SIMULATION
SIMULATION
REAL-TIME COMPUTER PROGRAMS
APPLICATION OF DIGITAL SIMULATION
SIMULATION
ENVIRONMENT
COMPUTER SIMULATION
'SIMULATION
STUDY OF ANTIAIRCRAFT SYSTEMS BY SIMULATION
ANALOG-DIGITAL HYBRIO COMPUTERS IN SIMULATION
CONTRANS, (CONCEPTUAL THOUGHT, RANDOM-NET SIMULATION)
SIMULATION.
INTER-NATION SIMULATION.
SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTERS IN SIMULATION,
X-15 ANALOG FLIGHT SIMULATION.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
BIBLIOGRAPHY
COMPUTER

324

AND ANALYSIS OF BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMS. I.
AND ANALYSIS OF BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMS. II,
AND ANALYSIS OF BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMS. III,
AND DISPLAY OF FOUR INTERRELATED VEHICULAR
AND EVALUATION OF AUTOMATIC .RAOAR DATA PRO
AND FILTERING SYSTEMS
AND MONTE CARLO PROCEDURES
BY MEANS OF AMPLIFIERS AND POTENTIOMETERS
BY MODELING
CAPABILITY
CHAIN FOR RESEARCH ON PICTURE CODING
ENVIRONMENT FOR AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL
EQUIPMENT
EVALUATION AND INSTRUMENTATI
EXERCISE
FOR AN AUTOMATIC CAR PARK
IN PLANNING
IN RESEARCH ON HUMAN COMMUNICATION
IN SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
IN THE DESIGN OF AN OPERATIONAL CONTROL
IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF A COMPUTER ASSISTED
INVOLVING SYSTEM HARDWARE
F
LANGUAGE
MODEL FOR DATA SYSTEM ANALYSIS
OF A BIOLOGICAL SYSTEM OF AN ANALOG
OF A BRAIN
OF A BUSINESS FIRM
OF A COLONIAL. SOCIO-ECONOMIC SOCIETY
OF A COMPUTER TIMING DEVICE
OF A CRUISE MISSILE TRAJECTORY
OF A LEARNING MACHINE FOR PLAYING GO
OF A MANNED ORBITAL DOCKING SYSTEM
OF A PRODUCTION PLANNING PROBLEM
OF A TRAFFIC NETWORK
OF A TURING MACHINE ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
OF ACTIVE AIR DEFENSE SYSTEMS
OF AN AIRCRAFT ADAPTIVE CONTROL SYSTEM
OF AN ASSEMBLY OF SIMPLIFIED NERVE CELL
OF AN INFORMATION 'CHANNEL ON THE IBM 104
OF AN INFORMATION PROCESSING SYSTEM
OF BEHAVIOR IN THE BINARY CHOICE
OF BEHAVIOR IN THE BINARY CHOICE
OF CITY TRAFFIC
OF COGNITIVE PROCESSES
OF COGNITIVE PROCESSES. AN ANNOTATED
OF COGNITIVE PROCESSES. II, AN ANNOTATED
OF DIGITAL FILTERS ON AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG
OF DISCRETE FLOW SYSTEMS
OF DISCRETE FLOW SYSTEMS
OF ELECTRICAL NETWORKS
OF FULL-SCALE MULTI-STAGE BATCHWISE
OF GUIDED MISSILES
OF HUMAN PROBLEM-SOLVING
OF· HUMAN THINKING
OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND DIPLOMACY
OF MELTING SHOP OPERATIONS
OF NEURAL ELEMENTS BY ELECTRICAL NETWORKS
OF NUCLEAR REACTOR POWER PLANT SYSTEMS
OF ORBITAL AND RE-ENTRY VEHICLES
OF ORTHONORMAL APPROXIMATION FUNCTIONS
OF PARTICLE TRAJECTORIES IN FLUID FLOW
OF POST OFFICE SYSTEMS
OF PULSE DOPPLER TRACK-WHILE-SCAN RADAR
OF RANDOMNESS
OF RHYTHMIC BEHAVIOR DUE TO RECIPROCAL INH
OF SAGE TRACKING AND BOMARC GUIDANCE
OF SAMPLED-DATA SYSTEMS USING ANALOG-TDOF SPEECH AND TELEVISION DEVICES
OF SPEECH-RECOGNITION SYSTEMS
OF STEAM GENERATION IN A HEAT EXCHANGER
OF THE ABLATION PROBLEM USING FINITE FOURI
OF THE DUTIES OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE
OF THE ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF MEMORY
OF THE ORION TIME-SHARING SYSTEM ON SIRIUS
OF THE RE-ENTRY OF A BALLISTIC MISSILE
OF THE VIBRATION OF A BEAM AND A RECTANGUL
OF THREE MACHINES WHICH READ ROWS OF
OF TRANSFER FUNCTIONS USING ONLY ONE
OF TRANSISTOR SWITCHING CIRCUITS ON THE
OF UNDERGROUND WATER FLOW IN THE LOS
OF VALVE TRAIN OYNAMICS
OF VERBAL LEARNING BEHAV lOR
OF VERBAL LEARNING BEHAVIOR
ON A COMPUTER
ON THE IBM 704
PROGRAM
STUDIES
TECHNIQUES
TECHNIQUES FOR THE TEST AND EVALUATION OF
TECHNIQUES FOR THE TEST AND EVALUATION OF
TECHNIQUES TO HIGHWAY DESIGN PROBLEMS
TO OBTAIN A SYSTEMS MEASURE OF AN AIR DUEL
TOWARD A THEORY OF LARGE ORGANIZATIONS
USING A COMPUTER
WITH A MONTE CARLO MODEL
WITH HUMANS AND HARDWARE
A SURVEY
AN EXAMPLE OF A SELF-ORGANIZING SYSTEM
DATA REDUCTION, AND CONTROL
SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT AND PILOT TRAINING

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

SIG - SIM
CACM61D 559
CACM621 63
CACM622 115
PACM58
65
WCR 584
8
EJCC57 139
JACM584 343
JACM563 186
WJCC55
13
SJCC62
1
WCR 584 41
FJCC63 437
EJCC58 127
PACM59
58
TCJ4624 313
CAN 62 16B
PIRE611 319
IBSJ621 33
WJCC61
51
AUS 63 B.4
EJCC57
96
TCJ5623 194
EJCC61
79
PGEC621 11
CABS62 452
SJCC62
33
WJCC61 613
CACM621 383
PACM62
34
IFIP62 428
SJCC63
91
TCJ2592 90
CACM638 480
FJCC63
35
CAS 51
51
FJCC63 425
FJCC63
15
WJCC59
87
JACM612 260
WJCC61 133
CATH63 329
CACM624 224
CA8S62 336
I'GEC613 462
PGEC624 535
JACM561 16
PACM59
59
CACM60D 659
PGEC583 199
TCJ3603 150
AUS 63 C.I0
WJCC59 116
MCF 61
95
CABS62 514
TCJ2592 59
PIRE611 49
EJCC51
80
PGEC624 555
PGEC592 204
SJCC62 235
JACM612 252
NCR 624 94
AUS 60812.1
SJCe62 171
PGEC591 36
WJCC59 331
WJCC59 169
EJee57 214
PGEC621 53
PACM62
52
WJCC59 314
PGEC636 874
TCB5612 51
SJCC62 267
PGEC593 381
PGEC613 489
WCR 514 273
PGEC574 242
WJCC61 535
PACM56
23
WJCC61 121
CATH63 297
TCJ6632 154
PACM59
51
EJCC61
87
TCJ2591 10
NCR 594 190
PACM56
19
JACM573 354
WJCC61
39
PGEC591 55
CABS62 522
AUS 63 8.6
BIT 611 27
WJCC61 639
EJCC61 124
WJCC61
1
SOS 62
79
PGEC5B2 123
WJCC61 623
324

SIM - SOL

TITLE WORD INDEX

SIM - SMA

SOME AIRLINE APPLICATIONS OF MONTE-CARLO SYSTEM
MONTECODE. AN ·INTERPRETIVE PROGRAM FOR MONTE CARLO
G£NERATION OF INPUT DATA FOR
OF FINITE FOURIER TRANSFORMS TO ANALOG COMPUTER
Y PATTERN RECOGNITION, CONCEPT FORMATIONI
COMPUTER
A DIGITAL SYSTEM
THE INTERACTION
DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF A SAMPLED-DATA
A GENERAL PURPOSE SYSTEMS
DAS, A DIGITAL ANALOG
SIMCOM. THE
SOME ASPECTS OF
MACHINE SYSTEMS
AN ANALOG-DIGITAL
SYSTEMS
A
A QUEUE NETWORK
A NEW ACTIVE-PASSIVE NETWORK
DEVELOPMENT OF A PRODUCTS PIPE LINE
E.S.P. THE ELLIOTT
TRAFFIC
THE EFFECT OF
NONLINEAR REGRESSION AND THE SOLUTION OF

SIMULATIONS
IFIP62
67
SIMULATIONS
TCJ5622 88
SIMULATIONS
IBSJ633 28B
SIMULATIONS
THE APPLICATION SJCC62 255
SIMULATIONS OF A PERCEPTUAL LEARNING MODEL FOR SENSOR IFIP62 413
SIMULATOR
WJCC51
31
SIMULATOR
HARV61 305
SIMULATOR
WJCC61 341
SIMULATOR
IBSJ621 18
SIMULATOR
SJCC63
83
SIMULATOR COMPILER
EJCC59 139
SIMULATOR DESIGN
TCJ3603 158
SIMULATOR FOR THE DESIGN AND IMPROVEMENT OF MANEJCC57
90
SIMULATOR FOR THE EVALUATION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC
NCR 612 135
SIMULATOR FOR THE IBM 650 AND BURROUGHS 220
CACM59D 20
SIMULATOR FOR TRANSIENT FIELD PROBLEMS
PIRE611 268
SIMULATOR ON AN NCR 102A
CAS 56
20
SIMULATOR PACKAGE
TCJ6644 328
SIMULATOR WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER
WJCC56
92
SIMULTANEITY ON SORTING OPERATIONS
PACM59
42
SIMULTANEOUS EQUATIONS
CACM627 391
SIMULTANEOUS EQUATIONS AND LINEAR PROGRAMMING
TCJ3601 45
N THEI
ACCELERATING THE·JACOBI METHOD FOR SOLVING SIMULTANEOUS EQUATIONS BY CHEBYSHEV EXTRAPOLATION WHE TCJ6632 169
M
A COMPUTER FOR SOLVING LINEAR SIMULTANEOUS EQUATIONS USING THE RESIDUE NUMBER SYSTE PGEC622 164
RUCTION OF TAYLOR SERIES APPROXIMATIONS FOR A SET OF SIMULTANEOUS FIRST ORDER DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
1ST JACM613 374
LARGE FILES FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL BASED ON SIMULTANEOUS INTERROGATION OF ALL ITEMS
LCMT61
63
THE SOLUTION OF SIMULTANEOUS LINEAR EQUATIONS' ARISING FROM PARTIAL
AUS 60B'5.3
D.E. 'S
STORE
SOLUTION OF SIMULTANEOUS LINEAR EQUATIONS USING A MAGNETIC-TAPE
TCJ3601 28
IENTS
A ROUTINE TO FIND THE SOLUTION OF SIMULTANEOUS LINEAR EQUATIONS WITH POLYNOMIAL COEFFIC CACM594 16
THE SECANT METHOD FOR SIMULTANEOUS NONLINEAR EQUATIONS
CACM590 12
PHILCO MDDE.L 212 COMPUTER EFFICIENCY THROUGH SIMULTANEOUS OPERA710NS
PACM61 10C2
GENERAL PURPOSE OIGI~AL COMPUTER
THE SOLUTION OF SIMULTANEOUS O.RDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS USING A CACM606 355
IFIP62 107
A METHOD FOR SOLVING SIMULTANEOUS· POLYNOMIAL EQUATIONS
SIMULTANEOUS-ACCESS MATRIX STORAGE SYSTEMS
HARV512 144
OF EXECUTING AN ARBITRARY NUMBER OF SUB-PROGRAMS SIMULTANEOUSLY
A UNIVERSAL COMPUTER CAPABLE EJCC59 108
COMPUTER
COMPUTATION OF SIN N, COS NAND MTH ROOT OF N USING AN ELECTRONIC
IBMJ592 147
SOME CHANGES IN OUTLOOK SINCE DESK-COMPUTING DAYS
TCB6634 127
PROGRAMMED VARIABLE-RATE COUNTER FOR GENERATING THE SINE FUNCTION
A PGEC561 21
WCR 5B4 89
A TfUNSISTORIZEO, ALL-ELECTRONIC COSINE-SINE FUNCTION GENERATOR
ANALYSIS OF THE RECORDING OF SINE WAVES
NCR 612 50
SINGLE CAPSTAN TAPE MEMORY
FJCC63 565
DOMAIN ORIENTATION IN BARIUM TITANATE SINGLE CRYSTALS
IBMJ571
2
EPITAXIAL VAPOR GROWTH. OF GE' SINGLE CRYSTALS IN A CLOSED-CYCLE PROCESS
I.BMJ603 24B
SINGLE FUNCTION SHIFTING COUNTERS
JACM623 315
ERATING ALL BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS OF N VARIABLES USING A SINGLE MAGNETIC CIRCUIT
ISTRAIGHTFORWARO WAY OF GEN PGEC612 151
THE SYNTHESIS OF BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS USING A SINGLE THRESHOLD ELEMENT
PGEC625 639
JACM543 118
ON SINGLE VS. TRI PLE ADDRESS COMPUTING MACHINES
NOTE ON CODING REVERSE POLISH EXPRESSIONS FOR SINGLE-ADDRESS COMPUTERS WITH ONE ACCUMULATOR
TCJ6631 67
RESIDUAL STRESS IN SINGLE-CRYSTAL NICKEL FILMS
IBMJ624 449
MAGNETIC ANISOTROPY IN SINGLE-CRYSTAL THIN FILMS
I BMJ602 116
A DYNAMIC ~ARGE SIGNAL MODEL FOR A SINGLE-OOMAIN THIN MAGNETIC FILM INOUCTOR
PGEC635 517
SINGLE-INPUT COMPONENT CIRCUITS
CHBK62
11
PGEC591 48
A FIGURE OF MERIT FOR SINGLE-PASS OATA RECORDING SYSTEMS
THEORY AND APPLICATIONS OF SINGLE-SIDEBAND SUPPRESSED-CARRIER OPTICAL MODULATION OPI 62 104
ERROR BOUNDS FOR HE RUNGE-KUTTA SINGLE-STEP INTEGRATION PROCESS
JACM581 39
ON THE OVERALL STABILITY AND CONVERGENCE OF SINGLE-STEP INTEGRATION SCHEMES FOR ORDINARY OIFFEREN PACM56
13
TIALI
OPTIMAL ALLOCATION OF ITEMS IN A SINGLE, TWD-CONCEPT AUTOMATED TEACHING MODEL
PLCI61
25
SINGULAR RULES FOR CERTAIN NON-LINEAR ALGORITHMS
BIT 633 175
RIC TECHNIQUES FOR ELIMINATING DIVISION AND TREATING SINGULARITIES IN COMPUTER SOLUTIONS OF ORDINARY DIFFE PGEC621 42
RIC TECHN.IQUES FOR ELIMINATING DIVISION AND TREATING SINGULARITIES IN COMPUTER SOLUTIONS OF ORDINARY DIFFE PGEC624 570
DIFFRACTION BY A FINITE SINUSOIDAL PHASE GRATING
IBMJ634 345
THE SIMULATION OF THE ORION TIME-SHARING SYSTEM ON SIRIUS
TCB5612 51
SITE PREPARATION AND CHANGEOVER PROBLEMS
CAN 58 269
THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN HIGHLY MULTIVARIATE SITUATIONS
.
AUS 63 B.2
DOCKING SYSTEM
SIX DEGREE-OF-FREEDOM SIMULATION OF A' MANNED ORBITAL SJCC63
91
A DYNAMIC LOGIC TECHNIQUE FOR SIXTEEN MEGACYCLE CLOCK RATE
WCR 604 116
GIER, A DANISH COMPUTER OF MEDIUM SIZE
PGEC636 629
ON THE LINE OVER-RELAXATION FACTOR FOR ~MALL MESH SIZE
NOTE TCJ5621 48
SIZE AND SPEED OF THIN-MAGNETIC-FILM COMPUTER UNITS
IFIP62 612
PROACH TO INFORMATION RETRIEVAL ON A SMALL TO MEDIUM SIZE COMPUTER
A FLEXIBLE DIRECT FILE AP FJCC63 113
APPLICATION OF AN INTERMEDIATE SIZE·COMPUTER. TO MULTIPLE REGRESSION TECHNIQUE
LSU 58 129
ON THE ALGOL SYSTEM FOR THE SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZE COMPUTERS
COMMENTS ROME62 253
SIZE EFFECTS FOR CONDUCTION IN THIN BISMUTH CRYSTALS I8MJ602 158
FRACTIONATlON DESIGN ON MEDIUM SIZE ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS
LSU 57 125
(FERRITE) ELEMENTS
LEM-l, SMALL SIZE GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER USING MAGNETIC CACM590
3
DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
OPTIMAL MESH SIZE IN THE NUMERICAL INTEGRATION OF AN ORDINARY
JACM621 98
AL COMPUTERS
A HIGH SPEED, SMALL SIZE MAGNETIC DRUM MEMORY UNIT FOR SU8MINIATURE DIGIT EJCC59 190
EQUIPMENT
AUTOMA TIC TYPE SIZE NORMALIZATION IN HIGH SPEED CHARACTER SENSING
NCR 584 318
I
EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS REGARDING FORM OF RESPONSE, SIZE OF STEP, AND INDIVI.DUAL DIFFERENCES IN AUTOMATED PLCJ61
86
SKELETAL STRUCTURE OF PERT AND CPA COMPUTER PROGRAMS CACM638 413
A BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF ALL-MAGNETIC LOGIC SCHEMES
PGEC612 203
THREE DIMENSIONS
SKETCHPAD III, A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR DRAWING IN
SJCC63 341
SYSTEM
SKETCHPAD, A MAN-MACHINE GRAPHICAL COMMUNICATION
SJCC63 329
BINARY ARITHMETIC UNITS
SKIP TECHNIQUES FOR HIGH-SPEED CARRY-PROPAGATION IN
PGEC614 691
THE SLANG SYSTEM
CACM611 15
SUBJECT SLANTING IN SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACTING PU8LICATIONS
ICSI5Bl 401
THE COMPUTING MACHINE, SLAVE LABOR IN A FREE SOCIETY
PACM59
18
BRICATION STUDY PART I, SOME THEORETICAL ANALYSES OF SLIDER BEARINGS
A GAS FILM LU IBMJ593 231
TUDY PART III, EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF PIVOTED SLIDER 8EARINGS
A GAS FILM LUBRICATION S J8MJ593 260
ALCULATIONS OF THE DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR OF PLANE PIVOTED SLIDER BEARINGS
ANALYSIS AND NUMERICAL C IBMJ634 303
MERICAL SOLUTION OF THE REYNOLDS EQUATION FOR FINITE SLIDER BEARINGS
IFILM LUBRICATION STUDY PART II, NU IBMJ593 256
CONTROL
AIR-LUBRICATED SLIDER BEARINGS FOR MAGNETIC RECORDING SPACING
LCMT61 341
RECOGNITION OF SLOPPY. HAND-PRINTED CHARACTERS
WJCC60 133
THE CONSTRUCTION OF EFFICIENT COMPILERS FOR SMALL SLOW COMPUTERS
ROME62 211
SLOW ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES
HARV41 110
THEORETICAL CONSIDERATION OF COMPUTING ERRORS OF A SLOW TYPE ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER
PGEC584 306
A REPORT ON THE STATUS OF SMALGOL
PACM62
92
SMALGOL-61
CACM6lN 499
COMPUTERS IN SMALL AND MEDIUM BUSINESSES
CAN 60 311
COMMENTS 8M THE ALGOL SYSTEM FOR THE SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZE COMPUTERS
ROME62 253
325

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19~6-1961

325

TITLE WORD INDEX

SMA - SOL
CENTER

A
APPLICATIONS OF AUTOMATIC COOING TO
DATA PROCESSING COMPILERS FOR
A

THE PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF A
SCIENTIFIC DESIGN PROCEDURES UTILIZING A
MARKET SURVEYS WITH A
THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN ALGOL TRANSLATOR FOR A
A TIME-SHARING DEBUGGING SYSTEM FOR A
THE
THE
IVE BUFFERS
A METHOD OF COUPLING A
SYMPOSIUM ON THE LOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF VERY
PERMANENT STORAGE IN
ENGINEERING OFFICE

CAN A
APPLICATIONS OF THE
CHARACTERISTICS OF CURRENTLY AVAILABLE

THE PROCESSING OF P.Z.T. OBSERVATIONS BY A
CONTROL
A VERY
SELECTING A TECHNICAL COMPUTER, THE CASE FOR A
MAGE, A LANGUAGE DERIVED FROM ALGOL ADAPTED TO
NOTE ON THE LINE OVER-RELAXATION FACTOR FOR
OF RHYTHMIC BEHAVIOR DUE TO RECIPROCAL INHIBITION IN
EERING, SCIENTIFIC ANO STATISTIC'
APPLICATION OF A
MAGNETIC IFERRITEl ELEMENTS
LEM-l,
DIGITAL COMPUTERS
A HIGH SPEED,
THE CONSTRUCTION OF EFFICIENT COMPILERS FOR
DIRECT FILE APPROACH TO INFORMATION RETRIEVAL ON A
IMPACT POINT PREDICTION OF BALLISTIC MISSILES
A
COMPUTING FOR THE
A NEW APPROACH TO
SOME REMARKS ON MECHANIZED INDEXING AND SOME
MACHINERY
SYSTEM DESIGN OF A
A

ADVANCED PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES WITH
POINTING THE WAY FOR THE
ERMINAL STATES OF A MACHINE
ON THE LENGTH OF THE
N OF SHIP-LINES
THE SPLINE CURVE, A
SIMPLE AVERAGES
STABILITY OF A METHOD OF
EFFECTIVENESS OF TWO-STEP
ON
SYSTEM
T FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
THE
THE
PROCESSING
A COMPUTER MODEL OF ELEMENTARY
THE MEASUREMENT OF
THE
DANGEROUS GULFS, SOME REFLECTIONS ON THE
THE
THE
PANEL DISCUSSION ON THE
THE
THE USE OF AUTOMATIC MACHINES IN
MPUTING MACHINERY TO THE SOLUTION OF PROBLEMS OF THE
SYMPOSIUM ON THE IMPACT OF COMPUTERS ON SCIENCE AND
THE BRITISH COMPUTER
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
THE COMPUTING MACHINE, SLAVE LABOR IN A FREE
COMPUTER SIMULATION OF A COLONIAL, SOCIO-ECONOMIC
MACHINE COMMUNICATIONS IN THE COMING TECHNOLOGICAL
THE ROLE OF A PROFESSIONAL
THE IRE AFFILIATE PLAN, A NEW VENTURE IN ENGINEERING
CAN COMPUTERS HELP SOLVE
THE COMPUTER SIMULATION OF A COLONIAL,

A COMMON LANGUAGE FOR HARDWARE,
ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING OF SALES AT
USE OF RADIOISOTOPES TO DETERMINE THE CHEMISTRY OF
ACCOUNTING FOR THE
ACCOUNTING FOR THE
SOME RECENT RESEARCH ON ULTRASONIC PROPATATION IN
A

THE ORTE
THE CIRCUIT DESIGN OF ATROPOS, A 5 MEGACYCLE
ASSEMBLY LINE BALANCING IIBM 1620, IBM 650, UNIVAC
COMPENSATIONS
AN ON-LINE
A SPECIAL-PURPOSE
THE
MICROWAVE
A NEW,
ANISOTROPIC CONDUCTION IN
THE
THE
THE
ON THE USE OF THE
TYPES OF INFORMATION TASKS ANO SOME METHODS OF THEIR
EQUATIONS OF THE MIXED TYPE ANO METHODS OF THEIR
OPTIMIZATION PROBLEMS,
A

326

SMALL BUSINESS APPLICATIONS USING A UNIVAC COMPUTING
SMALL BUSINESS COMPUTER AT WORK
SMALL BUSINESS EXECUTIVE DECISION SIMULATION
SMALL CALCULATORS
SMALL CARD READING COMPUTERS
SMALL COINCIDENT-CURRENT MAGNETIC MEMORY
SMALL COMMERCIAL USER
SMALL COMPUTER
SMALL COMPUTER
SMALL COMPUTER
SMALL COMPUTER
SMALL COMPUTER AND DECENTRALIZED COMPUTING FACILITIES
SMALL COMPUTER IN AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRY
SMALL COMPUTER TO INPUT-OUTPUT DEVICES WITHOUT EXTENS
SMALL COMPUTERS
SMALL COMPUTERS
SMALL COMPUTERS IN A LARGE WORLD
SMALL DIGITAL COMPUTER EARN A PLACE IN A CIVIL
SMALL DIGITAL COMPUTER IN THE AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY
SMALL DIGITAL COMPUTERS
SMALL DIGITAL COMPUTERS AND AUTOMATIC OPTICAL DESIGN
SMALL ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
SMALL ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER WITH STORED PROGRAM
SMALL MACHINE
SMALL MACHINES (FRENCH)
SMALL MESH SIZE
SMALL NERVE NETS
A THEORY AND SIMULATION
SMALL PROBLEMS ON LARGE COMPUTERS
SMALL SCALE COMPUTER TO PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED IN ENGIN
SMALL SIZE GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER USING
SMALL SIZE MAGNETIC DRUM MEMORY UNIT FOR SUBMINIATURE
SMALL SLOW COMPUTERS
SMALL TO MEDIUM SIZE COMPUTER
A FLEXIBLE
SMALL TRANSISTORIZED ANALOG COMPUTER FOR EARLY FLIGHT
SMALL USER
SMALL-COMPUTER PROGRAMMING AND CONTROL
SMALL-SCALE EMPIRICAL RESULTS
SMALL-SCALE RESEARCH AND AUTOMATIC COMPUTING
SMALL, FAST DIGITAL COMPUTER
SMALL, LOW-COST BUSINESS COMPUTER
SMALLER COMPUTERS
SMALLER USER, SURVEY OF THE COMPUTER BUREAUX SERVICE
SMALLEST UNIFORM EXPERIMENT WHICH DISTINGUISHES THE T
SMOOTH INTERPOLATING FUNCTION USED IN NUMERICAL OESIG
SMOOTHING AND PREDICTION OF TIME SERIES BY CASCADED
SMOOTHING IN A DIGITAL CONTROL COMPUTER
SMOOTHING IN DIGITAL CONTROL COMPUTERS
SMOOTHING OF PULP QUALITY CHARACTERISTICS IN A FLOW
SNAPPING DIPOLES OF FERROELECTRICS AS A MEMORY ELEMEN
SNOWY MOUNTAINS AUTHORITY STORES SYSTEM, A CASE STUDY
SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF ELECTRONIC DATA
SOCIAL BEHAVIOR
SOCIAL CHANGE
SOCIAL CONSEQUENCES OF AUTOMATION
SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF COMPUTING MACHINES
SOCIAL PROBLEM OF AUTOMATION
SOCIAL PROBLEMS OF AUTOMATION
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES OF COMPUTER PEOPLE
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY OF ENGINEERS AND SCIENTISTS
SOCIAL SCIENCE
SOCIAL SCIENCES
APPLICATION OF CD
SOCIAL SERVICES BENEFITS, PAYMENTS BY PUNCHED CARDS
SOCIETY
SOCIETY
SOCIETY
SOCIETY
THE
SOC IETY
MANSOCIETY
SOCIETY IN PROGRAM EXCHANGE
SOCIETY STRUCTURE AND SERVICE
SOCIETY'S PROBLEMS
SOCIO-ECONOMIC SOCIETY
SOFTWARE EXPERIENCES AT IMPERIAL OIL
SOFTWARE FOR INSURANCE DATA PROCESSING
SOFTWARE PROBLEMS
SOFTWARE, AND APPLICATIONS
SOHIO
THE
SOLDER FLUX
SOLDIER'S PAY
SOLDIER'S PAY, ORGANIZATION OF PROGRAMMING
SOLID MEDIA
SOLID STATE ANALOG-TO-OIGITAL CONVERSION DEVICE
SOLID STATE DIGITAL COMPUTER
SOLID STATE PARALLEL DIGITAL COMPUTER
SOLID STATE 80)
COMPUTER TECHNIQUES IN
SOLID-STATE ANALOG COMPUTER FOR AUTOMATIC GAS FLOW
SOLID-STATE COMPUTER USING SEQUENTIAL ACCESS MEMORY
SOLID-STATE DATA PROCESSING COMPUTER EMIDEC HOD
SOLID-STATE MICROWAVE HIGH SPEED COMPUTERS
SOLID-STATE TECHNIQUES FOR HIGH SPEED COMPUTERS
SOLID-STATE, NONLINEAR ANALOG COMPONENT
SOLIDS NEAR SURFACES
SOLOMON COMPUTER
SOLOMON COMPUTER
SOLOMON COMPUTER, A PRELIMINARY REPORT
SOLOMON PARALLEL-PROCESSING COMPUTER
THE BAS IC
SOLUTION
PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL
SOLUTION
SOLUTION BY AN ANALOGUE COMPUTER
SOLUTION FOR AUTOMATIC UNIT CONTROL

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

SIM - SOL
PACM56
11
TCJ5621
1
PACM62
58
EJCC54
64
PACM59
63
PGEC562 13
BCS 58 510
CAS 59 122
TCJ3603 140
RDME62 229
SJCC63
51
LSU 57
30
AUS 60 A5.4
EJCC57 136
ICIP59 427
AUS 60 C5.1
1
EJCC54
AUS 60 B5.2
WJCC56
89
EJCC54
11
EJCC54
81
AUS 60 Bl.l
I FlP62 651
AUS 60 Bl.4
RDME62 413
TCJ5621 48
SJCC62 171
PACM52P 99
AUS 60 Bl.2
CACM590
3
EJCC59 190
ROME62 211
FJCC63 113
AUS loDe 10. 3
TCB1631 14
IBMJ581 72
MI PP61 266
PACM52P 101
PGEC636 698
EJCC51 161
ONR 56
35
EOPS61 465
JACM583 266
BIT 622 16
NCR 602 41
PGEC551 26
P IRE530 1465
BIT 624 203
WJCC53 140
AUS 63 A.6
PACM62
9
CATH63 315
WJCC59 327
WJCC56
7
CLUN55 223
WJCC58
13
WJCC56
10
PACM59
19
WJCC59 310
AUS 60 A7.2
HARV49 323
AUS 60 A2.1
PGEC563 142
TCB1571
1
TCB1586 181
PACM59
16
WJCC61 613
CAS 61
45
CAS 60 164
PGEC572 11
WJCC59 323
WJCC61 613
CAN 62 214
CAN 62 205
CAN 62 19B
FJCC62 121
LSU 58
62
I BMJ613 218
TCJ5634 249
TCJ5634 25B
PACM52P 203
NCR 584 232
CAN 60 299
AUS 60 C4.1
CAS 61
62
NCR 602 96
WJCC58
14
AUS 60013.3
EJCC59
38
ICIP59 466
PGEC604 496
IBMJ602 152
97
FJCC62
PGEC636 114
WOC062
66
FJCe62 131
ICSI582 823
lFIP62 122
TCJ4611 66
WJCC54
96
326

SOL - SOL

TITLE WORO INDEX

AN 'ANALOG
NOTE ON THE
REPORT ON EXPERIMENTS IN APPROXIMATING THE
M TYPE 701 ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSII
THE NUMERICAL
AN AUTOMATIC DI~ITAL COMPUTER
DEFLATION BY ELEMENTARY ROTATIONS FOR THE
ON THE
COMPARISON OF HIGHER-ORDER DIFFERENCE METHODS IN THE
ON THE COLLOCATION METHOD FOR THE
KERNEL FUNCTIONS
THE
KIND
A TECHNIQUE FOR THE NUMERICAL
PEGASUS USING MATRIX MIiTHODS
A NOTE ON NUMERICAL
GENERATED ERROR IN THE
OF FLUID FLOW
THE
EQUATIONS
NOTE ON THE
ANALYSIS
ON THE NUMERICAL
REMARKS ON THE PRACTIC4L
A NEW TECHNIQUE FOR THE
ON THE APPROXIMATE
NUMERICAL
SOME REMARKS ON THE NUMERICAL
STABILITY OF A NUMERICAL
SIMULATION AND ANALYSIS OF BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMS, II.
SOME GENERAL IMPLICIT PROCESSES FOR THE NUMERICAL
ANALOGUE AND DIGITAL COMPUTING TECHNIQUES FOR THE
WITH BESK (GERMANI
NUMERICAL
DIGITAL COMPUTER
STABILITY OF A NUMERICAL
A MATHEMATICAL MODEL OF ORUG DISTRIBUTION AND THE
REDUNDANCY EXPLOITATION IN THE ,COMPUTER
KNOWN EIGENVECTORS
RY ITERATIVE PROCESSES
A FUNCTION GENERATOR FOR THE
THE IBM CARD-PROGRAMMED ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR IN THE
COEFFICIENTS AND ITERATIVE METHODS FOR THE NUMERICAL
THE NUMERICAL
UCTIVITY

A CHEBYSHEV SERIES METHOD FOR THE NUMERICAL
KIND BY THE INVERSION OF THE LINI
ON THE NUMERICAL
THE NUMERICAL
EV SERIES
PROPOSED METHODS FOR THE ANALOG
THE CASE FOR REVERSION TO THE CANONICAL FORM IN THE
TUDIES ON THE ACCUMULATION OF ERROR IN THE NUMERICAL
BOUNDARY CONTRACTION
BOUNDARY CONTRACTION
CHEBYSHEV POLYNOMIALS IN THE
PONENTIAL FUNCTION WITH APPLICATION TO THE PRACTICAL
NT COEFFICIENTS
NOtE ON THE'NUMERICAL
LE COEFFICIENTS BY THE ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANI
ORGANIZATIONS BY THEIR PERFORMANCE OF THE ITERATIVE
THE
NOTES ON THE
MACHINES FOR THE
THE APPROXIMATE
THE

LEXICOGRAPHY
160"
EQUATIONS WITH TWO-POINT BOUNDARY CONDITIONS
THE
OF NUCLEAR SCATTERING PHASE SHIFTS
METHODS FOR
THE PILOT ACE
THE
LINE COMPUTER CONTROL
IN CHEBYSHEV SERIES

THE
'DIRECT SEARCH'
THE NUMERICAL
FIFTH-ORDER METHODS FOR THE NUMERICAL
PROPAGATION OF TRUNCATION ERRORS IN THE NUMERICAL
POINT BOUNDARY CONDITI
A PROGRAM FOR THE AUTOMATIC
ON DIFFERENCE METHODS OF
METHOD OF FINITE DIFFERENCES FOR THE
THE
HIGHER ORDER DIFFERENCES IN THE ANALOGUE
NCE METHODS USING THE ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIALI
THE
NCE METHODS USING THE ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIALI
THE
EFFICIENCY OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS AND PROGRAMS FOR THE
COMPUTERS
METHODS FOR THE
SPECIFIC EXAMPLE
' THE
ON THE
ON PROGRAMMING THE NUMERICAL
L PROBLEMS
AN ANALOG METHOD FOR THE
SOME GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS IN THE
APPLICATION OF COMPUTING MACHINERY TO THE
THE
THE
ALWAC
A MONTE-CARLO APPROACH TO THE
ONTAINING THE FIRST DERIVATIVE EXPLI
THE NUMERICAL
NONLINEAR REGRESSION AND THE
FROM PARTIAL D.E.'S
THE,
MAGNETIC-TAPE STORE
MIAL COEFFICIENTS
A ROUTINE TO FINO THE
ONS USING A GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER
THE
I
THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF AN ANALOG COMPUTER FOR THE
A MONTE CARLO~ETHOD
THE
DIGITAL COMPUTER
NUMERICAL
IAL EQUATIONS BY QUASI-DIAGONAL MATRICES
EXTENSIONS OF THE PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR METHOD FOR THE
THE
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FOR THE STATIC LONOON EQUATIONS OF SUPERCOND
OF A CERTAIN BOUNDARY-VALUE PROBLEM
OF A DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
OF A PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION ON THE IB
OF ALGEBRAIC AND TRANSCENDENTAL EQUATIONS ON
OF ALGEBRAIC EIGENVALUE PROBLEMS
OF AN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL PROBLEM
OF BEAM-VIBRATION PROBLEMS,
A
OF BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS
OF BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS BY THE METHOO OF
OF CERTAIN INTEGRAL EQUATIONS OF THE FIRST
OF CERTAIN LARGE SETS OF EQUATIONS ON
OF CERTAIN LINEAR BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS
OF CERTAIN LINEAR DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS
OF CERTAIN PROBLEMS OCCURRING IN THE STUDY
OF CERTAIN TRI-OIAGONAL SYSTEMS OF LINEAR
OF CHARACTERISTIC EQUATIONS IN FLUTTER
OF CHARACTERISTIC VALUE PROBLEMS
OF COMPLEX PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
OF DELTA U • FIUI
OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
COMBINED
OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS IN HYDRODYNAMICS
OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS IN REAL TIME
OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS. PART II
OF DIFFERENTIAL-DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS
OF DOUBLE-CROSTICS
OF EIGENVA~E PROBLEMS WITH APPROXIMATELY
OF ELLIPTIC DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS BY STATIONA
OF ENGINEERING DESIGN PROBLEMS
OF ENGINEERING PROBLEMS
ICH TO THE USE OF
OF EQUATIONS IN SQUARE MA7RICES OF ARBITRARY
OF EXTENDED INITIAL VALUE PROBLEMS .
OF FIELD PROBLEMS
OF FREDHOLM INTEGRAL EQUATIONS
OF FREDHOLM INTEGRAL EQUATIONS OF THE FIRST
OF FREDHOLM INTEGRAL EQUATIONS USING CHEBYSH
OF FREDHOLM'S INTEGRAL EQUATION
OF INITIAL CONDITION DIFFERENTIAL PROBLEMS I
OF INITIAL VALUE PROBLEMS FOR SYSTEMS OF ORO
OF LAPLACE'S DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
OF LAPLACE'S DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION II
OF LARGE-SCALE LINEAR SYSTEMS
OF LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS
OF LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH CONSTA
OF LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH VARIAB
OF LINEAR EQUATIONS
ICOMPARISON, OF MACHINE
OF LINEAR SYSTEMS BY RICHARDSON'S METHOD
OF LINEAR SYSTEMS BY RICHARDSON'S METHOD
OF LINEAR SYSTEMS INVOLVING INEQUALITIES
OF LOGICAL PROBLEMS
OF MATRIX PROBLEMS
OF MT LINGUISTIC PROBLEMS THROUGH
OF NAVAL NUMERICAL WEATHER PROBLEMS ICDC
OF NON-LINEAR EQUATIONS AND OF DIFFERENTIAL
OF NON-LINEAR EQUATIONS AND THE EXTRACTION
OF NON-LINEAR HEAT-CONDUCTION PROBLEMS ON
OF NON-LINEAR INTEGRAL EQUATIONS USING ONOF NONLINEAR KINETIC EQUATIONS
OF NONLINEAR ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
OF NUMERICAL AND STATISTICAL PROBLEMS
OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS BY REPEAT
OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH TWO
OF PARABOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS BY DIFFERE
OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS 8Y DIFFERE
OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS BY ITERATI
OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS ON DIGITAL
OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS, A
OF POISSON'S DIFFERENCE EQUATION
OF POLYNOMIAL EQUATIONS
OF PR08A81LITY OF HIT AND RELATED STATISTICA
OF PROBLEMS IN APPLIED MATHEMATICS
OF PR08LEMS OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES
OF RAILWAY PROBLEMS ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER, 1
OF RAILWAY PROBLEMS ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER, 2
OF ROTATING ELECTRIC MACHINERY PROBLEMS WITH
OF SCHEDULING PROBLEMS
OF SECOND-ORDER DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS NOT C
OF SIMULTANEOUS EQUATIONS
OF SIMULTANEOUS LINEAR EQUATIONS ARISING
OF SI~ULTANEOUS LINEAR EQUATIONS USING A
OF SIMULTANEOUS LINEAR EQUATIONS WITH POLYNO
OF SI MULTANEOUS ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATI
OF SOME EQUATIONS ARISING IN ECONOMIC THEORY
OF SYSTEMS OF LINEAR ALGEBRAIC EQUATIONS BY
OF SYSTEMS OF LINEAR INEQUALITIES ON A
OF SYSTEMS OF NONLINEAR EQUATIONS
OF SYSTEMS OF ORDINARY AND PARTIAL DIFFERENT
OF SYSTEMS OF OROINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
OF TALL DISTRIBUTION PROBLEMS

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLlO,GRAPHY 1946-1963

SMA - SOL
ONR 60 331
BIT 621 61
JACM561 26
PACM52T 115
JACM591 91
PACM59
32
SJCC63 289
PGEC621
9
PACM58
6
PACM52P 1Bl
JACM621 8'
TCJ2593 130
JACM5B3 258
PACM56
l'
CAS 51
91
TCJ563' 321
JACM581 '5
CACM596 38
PACM61 13C3
CACM639 56'
EJCC5'
58
AUS 511 108
JACM592 196
CACM621 63
TCJ563' 329
WJCC56
6'
ECIP55 186
WJCC58
87
JACM601 46
IFIP62 1'5
EJCC60
39
CACM621 381
ICIP59
19
PGEC5"
"
PECS52
9
IFIP62 102
PACM61 2AI
HACC59
25
TCJ6631 102
JACM631 91
AUS 63 B.I9
JACM58' 357
ICIP59
33
ICIP59
36
JACM592 226
JACM601 31
PACM52T 12'
PACM56
,
TCJ6632 206
PGEC53'
3
JACM59' '76
PACM59
68
JACM603 27'
HARV'9 137
FTT 53 181
JACM583 205
NSMT60 312
CAS 60
91
TCJ"I' 255
AUS 63 B.11
IEES56 158
SJCC62 129
HARV61 262
TCJ6631 88
JACM612 212
AOC 53 137
JACM621 6'
JACM551
5
ROME62 685
AUS 571 11'
HARV'7 153
ACC 53 1'7
JACM56' 325
WJCC53 208
PIRE530 1'97
PACM59
39
ICIP59
72
AUS 511 115
JACM58' 370
CACM60D 6"
PGEC573 170
MSEE'61
5
HARV'9 323
TCJI581 25
TCJ1582 18
CAS 56
B8
PACM62
'1
TCJ664' 368
CACM627391
AUS 60B'5.3
TCJ3601 28
CACM59' 16
CACM606 355
AUS 60 Cl.2
TOMM58 198
PACM52P 91
JACM63' 550
TCJ'611 54
TCJ4611 BO
PACM5B
69
327

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TITLE WORD INDEX

SOL - SOL

AN ANALOG COMPUTER FOR THE
HOUSEHOLDER'.S METHOD FOR THE
THE ADJOINT SYSTEM OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS IN THE
SIMILARITY ASSUMPTIONS
NUMERICAL
AL EI
ON THE METHOD OF CENTRAL DIFFERENCES FOR THE
RATES OF CONVERGENCE IN NUMERICAL
TIAL AND INTEGRAL OPEl
AN ITERATION METHOD FOR THE
HIGH ACCURACY DIFFERENCE FORMULAE FOR THE. NUMERICAL
ROUND-OFF ERROR IN THE NUMERICAL
THE NUMERICAL
A NUMERICAL
QUASI-LINI
A DIFFERENCE METHOD FOR THE APPROXIMATE
LEMS BY BOUNDARY CONTRACTION
NUMERICAL
A METHOD FOR THE
ON APPLIED TO THE AIR LUBRICATION 01
THE NUMERICAL
EI
A GAS FILM LUBRICATION STUDY PART II, NUMERICAL
NETWORK
L MACHINES
USE OF DECOMPOSITION THEORY IN THE
AN INVESTIGATION OF REAL-TIME
IN THE CASE OF A RECTANGULAR CANTILEVERI
NUMERICAL
HYBRID COMPUTER

SOLUTION OF TANGENTS
PGEC553 101
SOLUTION OF THE ALGEBRAIC EIGENPROBLEM
TCJ3601 23
SOLUTION OF .THE BANG-BANG CONTROL PROBLEM
IATION OF PACM62
50
SOLUTIDN OF THE BOUNDARY LAYER EQUATIONS WITHOUT
PACM5B
7
SOLUTION OF THE CAUCHY PROBLEM FDR PARTIAL DIFFERENTI BIT 632 97
SOLUTION OF THE DIFFUSION EQUATION
JACM561 29
SOLUTION OF THE EIGENVALUE PROBLEM OF LINEAR DIFFEREN HARV~9 16~
SOLUTION OF THE HEAT CONDUCTION EQUATION
.
TCJ5622 1~2
SOLUTION OF THE HEAT EQUATION
JACM591 ~8
SOLUTION OF THE HEAT EQUATION USING CHEBYSHEV SERIES AUS 60B'5.2
SOLUTION OF THE HELIUM WAVE EQUATION WITH THE SEAC
PACM52T 3~
SOLUTION OF THE INITIAL VALUE PROBLEM FOR SYSTEMS OF IFIP62 169
SOLUrlON OF THE NEUMANN AND MIXED BOUNDARY VALUE PROB JACM613 336
SOLUTION OF THE NTH BEST PATH PROBLEM
JACM59~506
SOLUTION OF THE REYNOLD'S PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATI PACM61 2A5
SOLUTION OF THE REYNOLDS EQUATION FDR FINITE SLIDER B IBMJ593 256
SOLUTION OF THE RIGHT TRIANGLE PROBLEM
WCR 58~ 123
SOLUTION OF THE.STATE ASSIGNMENT PROBLEM OF SEQUENTIA JACM633 3B6
SOLUTION OF THE TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM
JACM612 230
SOLUTION OF THE VON KARMAN LARGE DEFLEXION EQUATIONS AUS 60 B9.1
SOLUTION OF TIME-OPTIMAL CONTROL PROBLEMS
SJCC63 197
SOLUTION OF TRIDIAGONAL MATRICES
CACM617 31~
AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTING TECHNIQUE FOR THE SOLUTION OF TRIGONOMETRIC PR08LEMS
PGEC553 95
DIOPHANTINE ALGEBRA (FRENCH)
SOLUTION ON A HIGH SPEEO COMPUTER OF A PROBLEM IN
ICIP59
90
SPECIAL-PURPOSE, ELECTRONIC DATA SYSTEMS, THE SOLUTION TO INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL AUTOMATION
WJCC59 1~3
A SOLUTION TO THE EULER ANGLE TRANSFORMATION EQUATIONS PGEC603 362
A NUMERICAL SOLUTIDN TO THE MISCIBLE DISPLACEMENT EQUATION
LSU 58
90
ANALYSIS OF VARIANTS FOR DETERMINATION OF OPTIMAL SoLUTIONS
rHE METHOD OF SEQUENTIAL IFIP62 177
UNUSUAL PROBLEMS AND THEIR SOLUTIONS BY DIGITAL COMPUTER TECHNIQUES
WJCC56
79
RI!SEARCH ON THE SOLUTIONS OF A CONVOLUTION EQUATION IFRENCH)
IFIP62 163
FFERENCE ANALOGUE OF AN ELLIPTIC IARTI
MONTE CARLO SOLUTIONS OF BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS INVOLVING THE DI JACM592 20~
ON THE COMPUTATION OF THE NUMBER OF SOLUTIONS OF CERTAIN TRINOMIAL CONGRUENCES
JACM57~ 505
E TRUNCATION ERROR OF DISCRETE APPROXIMATIONS TO THE SOLUTIONS OF DIRICHLET PROBLEMS IN A DOMAIN WITH CORN JACM581 32
PROCESSING
SOLUTIONS OF INCOMPATIBILITY IN MULTIPLE MEDIA DATA
PACM58
41
ON LEAST SQUARES SOLUTIONS OF LINEAR EQUATIONS
JACM61~ 628
ERRORS IN ITERATIVE SOLUTIONS OF LINEAR SYSTEMS
PACM52T 30
PACM59
53
THE EXTENSION OF NUMERICAL SOLUTIONS OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
TING DIVISION ANO TREATING SINGULARITIES IN COMPUTER SOLUTIONS OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
IIMINA PGEC621 42
TING DIVISION AND TREATING SINGULARITIES IN COMPUTER SOLUTIONS OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS'
IMINA PGEC62~ 570
ELECTRIC DEVELOPNENTS
COMPUTER SOLUTIONS OF PROBLEMS INVOLVING TRANSIENTS IN HYDRO- AUS 60B'7.3
FROM THE LAW OF CORRESPONDING STATES
SOLUTIONS OF THE BCS INTEGRAL EQUATION AND DEVIATIONS IBMJ621 1~
ORDVAC SOLUTIONS OF TNE DIRICHLET PROBLEM
JACM553 137
INTERFACE CONDITION
PERIODIC SOLUTIONS OF THE WAVE EQUATION WITH A NONLINEAR
IBMJ611
2
CHING 01
THE USE OF DIGITAL COMPU~ERS IN OBTAINING SOLUTIONS TO ELECTRIC-CIRCUIT PROBLEMS INVOLVING SNIT IEES56
35
AIRPLANE LANDING GEAR PERFORMANCE SOLUTIONS WITH AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER
WJCC53
86
.
A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR A SOLVABLE CASE OF THE DECISION PROBLEM
JACM633 348
HERBRAND THEORY
SOLVABLE SURANYI SUBCLASSES; AN INTRODUCTION TO THE
HARV61
32
USE OF AN ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER TO SOLVE A PROBLEM OF THE OPERATIONS RESEARCH TYPE, ITHA AUS 60 B2.2
T OF ECOI
ONS USING HIGH SPEED DIGITAL CION A NEW METHOD TO SOLVE IN THE LARGE SOME NONLINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATI ECIP55 IB~
AN ANALOGUE COMPUTER TO SOLVE POLYNOMIAL EQUATIONS WITH REAL COEFFICIENTS
AUS 51 196
USING COMPUTERS TO SOLVE PROBLEMS IN PHYSICS
AODC62
~2
CAN COMPUTERS HELP SOLVE SOCIETY'S PROBLEMS
WJCC59 323
SOME TECHNICAL PROBLEMS SOLVED BY LEO
AUS 60 B1.3
VARIETY OF INTEU.IGENT LEARNING IN A GENERAL PROBLEM SOLVER
A SOS 59 153
A NOVEL TYPE OF ISOGRAPH ULGEBRAIC EQUATION SOLVER'
PGEC582 97
CALCULUS
A HEURISTIC PROGRAM THAT SOLVES SYMBOLIC INrEGRATlON PROBLEMS IN FRESHMAN
CATH63 191
CALCULUS
A HEURISTIC PROGRAM ·THAT SOLVES SYMBOLIC INTEGRATION PROBLEMS IN FRESHMAN
JACM634 507
SIMULATI8N OF HUMAN PROBLEM-SOLVING
WJCC59 116
DESCR1PTIYE LANGUAGES AND PROBLEM SOLVING
WJCC61 215
LEARNING, GENERALITY AND PROBLEM SOLVING
IFIP62 407
A NUMERICAL METHOD OF SOLVING A HEAT FLOW PROBLEM WITH MOVING BOUNDARY
JACM5B2 161
SOLVING A MATRIX GAME BY LINEAR PROGRAMMING
IBMJ605 507
THE DOWN-HILL METHOD OF SOLVING A POLYNOMIAL EQUATION
PAeM56
7
USE OF F.L.P.L. IN SOLVING A SORTING PROBLEM IFRENCH)
ROME62 731
TRIANGULAR WALK PATTERN FOR THE DOWN-HILL METHOD OF SOLVING A TRANSCENDENTAL EQUATION
CACM627 399
EJCC60
1
A LOGICAL MACHINE FOR MEASURING PROBLEM SOLVING ABILITY
.ON BERNOULLI'S METHOD FOR SOLVING ALGEBRAIC EQUATIONS, II
PACM56
6
EFFICIENT METHOD FOR SOLVING ATOMIC SCHROEDINGER'S EQUATION
PACM58
2
CS ON PUNCH CARD MACHINES
A METHOD OF SOLVING BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS OF MATHEMATICAL PHYSI JACM543 101
THE MAZE SOLVING C O M P U T E R P A C M 5 2 P 119·
COMPUTERS
A NUMERICAL METHOD FOR SOLVING CONTROL DIFFERENTIAL EQUAT.ONS ON DIGITAL
JACM601 61
AN INCREMENTAL COMPUTER TECHNIQUE FOR SOLVING COORDIN'TE-ROTATIDN EQUATIONS
PGEC61~ 7~8
A STUDY OF NUMERICAL METHODS FOR SOLVING DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
PACM58
3
EJCC59 238
A COMPUTER ANALYTIC METHOD FOR SOLVING DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
AGE
A KurTA THIRD-DRDER PROCEDURE FOR SOLVING DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS REQUIRING MINIMUM STDR JACM561 22
EQUATIONS
A SURVEY .OF·COMPUTER METHODS FOR SOLVING ELLIPTIC AND PARABOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL
ICC 631
3
NUMERICAL STUDIES OF IMPLICIT ITERATIVE METHODS FOR SOLVING ELLIPTIC DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS
IFIP62 132
EXTRAPOLATED MODIFIED AITKEN ITERATION METHOD FOR SOLVING ELLIPTIC DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS
THE TCJ6632 193
THE DOWN-HILL METHOD OF SOLVING FIZI s 0
JACM572 148
PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUI
ITERATIVE PROCESSES FOR SOLVING FINITE-DIFFERENCE APPROXIMATIONS TO SEPARABLE TCJ6631 93
AL ANALYZER
SOLVING INTEGRAL EQUATIONS ON A REPETITIVE DIFFERENTI PGEC60~ 503
AN ITERATIVE LEAST-SQUARE "ETHOO SUITABLE FOR SOLVING LARGE SPARSE MATRICES
TCJ6632 202
A DIRECT METHOD FOR SOLVING LINEAR ALGEBRAIC EQUATIONS
PACM61 5A3
ON BATEMAN'S METHOD FOR SOLVING LINEAR INTeGRAL EQUATIONS
JACM573 314
ALGORII
A DECISION RULE FOR IMPROVED EFFICIENCY IN SOLVING LINEAR PROGRAMMING PROBLEMS WITH THE SIMPLEX CACM609 509
UE NUMBER SYSTEM
A COMPUTER FOR SOLVING LINEAR SIMULTANEOUS EQUATIONS USING THE RESID PGEC622 16~
SYMPOSIUM ON METHODS FOR SOLVING LINEAR SYSTEMS
ICIP59 108
INTELLIGENT BEHAVIOR IN PROBLEM-SOLVING MACHINES
IBMJ5B~ 336
THE USE OF HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL COMPUTERS FOR SOLVING PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL· EQUATIONS
ICIP59
66
JACM612 151
A MACHINE METHOD FOR SOLVING POLYNO~IAL EQUATIONS
AN AUTOMATIC ANALOG COMPUTER METHOD FOR SOLVING POLYNOMIALS AND FINDING ROOT LOCI
NCR 574 16~
THE REDUCtiON OF REDUNDANCY IN SOLVING PRIME IMPLICANT TABLES
PGEC62~ ~13
REPORT ON A GENERAL PROBLEM-SOLVING PROGRAM
ICIP59 2S6
SOME PROBLEMS OF BASIC ORGANIZATION IN PROBLEM-SOLVING PROGRAMS
ICC 632 99
TION WHEN THE I
ACCELERATING THE JACOBI METHOD FOR SOLVING SIMULTANEOUS EQUATIONS BY CHEBYSHEV EXTRAPOLA TCJ6632 169
IFIP62 107
A METHOD FOR SOLVING SIMULTANEOUS POLYNOMIAL EQUATIONS
A COMPILER FOR SOLVING SYSTEMS OF LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
CAN 60 216
SOME NONLINEAR ITERATIVE PROCEDURES FOR SOLVING SYSTEMS OF LINEAR EQUATIONS (FRENCHI
IFIP62
97
AN ALTERNATING DIRECTION METHOO FOR SOLVING THE BINARMONIC EQUATIONS
PACM58
5
ONS
ON AN ALTERNATING DIRECTION METHOD FOR SOLVING THE PLATE PROBLEM WITH MIXED BOUNDARY CONDITI JACM603 264
328

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY

19~6-1963

328

SOM - SPE

TITLE WORD INDEX

SYSTEMATICS OF THE EVOKED SOMATOSENSORY CORTICAL POTENTIAL
THE WORD 'SOME' HAS BEEN PREVENTED FROM INDEXING
A SONIC DELAY-LINE STORAGE UNIT FOR A DIGITAL COMPUTER
SOPHISTICATION IN COMPUTERS. A DISAGREEMENT (FRENCHI
$JRING DISTRIBUTION FOR THE POLYPHASE SORT
OSCILLATING SORT, A NEW SORT MERGING TECHNIQUE
A MULTI-VARIANT GENERALIZED SORT PROGRAM EMPLOYING AUXILIARY DRUM STORAGE
A COMPARISON BETWEEN THE POLYPHASE AND OSCILLATING SORT TECHNIQUES
SIGN AND CHARACTERISTICS UF A VARIABLE-LENGTH RECORD SORT USING NEW FIXED LENGTH RECORD SORTING TECHNIQUES
THE COBOL SORT VERB
OSCILLATING SORT. A NEW SORT MERGING TECHNIQUE
THE MECHANIZAf.ION OF LETTER MAIL SORTING
THE PRINCIPLES OF SORTING
AMPHISBAENIC SORTING
COMPUTER TIME FOR ADDRESS CALCULATION SORTING
ANALYSIS OF INTERNAL COMPUTER SORTING
AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF MINIMAL STORAGE SORTING
MULTI PHASE SORTING
READ-8ACKWARD POLYPHASE SORTING
BIBLIOGRAPHY. SORTING
DISK FILE SORTING
CONVERSION, RECONVERSION
AND COMPARISON TECHNIQUES IN VARIABLE LENGTH SORTING
SOME COMBINATORIAL PROPERTIES
OF CERTAIN TREES WITH APPLICATIONS TO SEARCHING AND SORTING
A SIMPLE SORTING ALGORITHM
SORTING AND COLLATING
GLOSSARY OF SORTING AND MERGING TERMS
RE OF DATA ON DISK FILE MEMORY SYSTEMS FOR EFFICIENT SORTING AND OTHER DATA PROCESSING PROGRAMS
ISTRUCTU
SORTING 8Y ADDRESS CALCULATION
SORTING CARDS WITH RESPECT TO A MODULUS
SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF SORTING IN COMPUTING SYSTEMS USING RANDOM ACCESS STUR
AGE DEVICES
VARIABLE WORD SORTING IN THE RCA 501 SYSTEM
NOTE ON A METHOD OF FORMING A SORTING KEY FOR A PARTLY ORDERED LIST
AN ELECTRDNIC DIRECTORY FOR 'SORTING MAIL
ASSOCIATIVE SELF-SORTING MEMORY
RADIX EXCHANGE, AN INTERNAL SORTING METHOD FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
EVALUATION OF SORTING METHODS
A METHOD OF COMPARING THE TIME REQUIREMENTS OF SORTING METHODS
STIMATION OF THE RELATIVE EFFICIENCY OF TWO INTERNAL SORTING METHODS
AN E
FACT COMPILER
SORTING NONREDUNDANT FILES-TECHNIQUES USED IN THE
SORTING OF DATA ON AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
TOPOLOGICAL SORTING OF LARGE NETWORKS
SORTING ON A MULTIPLE MAGNETIC TAPE UNIT
SORTING ON COMPUTERS
SORTING ON COMPUTERS
SORTING ON ELECTRONIC COMPUTER SYSTEMS
FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION SORTING ON UTECOM
THE EFFECT OF SIMULTANEITY ON SORTING OPERATIONS
A SORTING PR08LEM
USE OF F.L.P.L. IN SOLVING A SORTING PROBLEM (FRENCHI
A HIGH-SPEED SORTING PROCEDURE
A HIGH-SPEED SORTING PROCEDURE
A MAGNETIC-DRUM SORTING SYSTEM
MAGNACARD SORTING TECHNIQUES
NEW MERGE SORTING TECHNIQUES
BLE-LENGTH RECORD SORT USING NEW FIXED LENGTH RECORD SORTING TECHNIQUES
lAND CHARACTERISTICS OF A VARIA
INTERNAL AND TAPE SORTING USING THE REPLACEMENT-SELECTION TECHNIQUE
DATA SORTING WITH DIGITAL COMPUTERS
SORTING WITH LARGE VOLUME. RANDOM ACCESS. DRUM
STORAGE
POLYPHASE MERGE SORTING. AN ADVANCED TECHNIQUE
THE AUTOMATIC
SPEECH RECOGNITION SYSTEM FOR CONVERSATIONAL SOUND
MUSE. A SOUND SYNTHESIZER
DEBUGGING SYSTEMS AT THE SOURCE LANGUAGE LEVEL
PROGRESS IN SOME COMMERCIAL SOURCE LANGUAGES
AN
APPROACH TO MjNijFACTURING CONTROL USING INEXPENSIVE SOURCE TO COMPUTER COMMUNICATIONS
SOURCE-LANGUAGE SPECIFICATIONS WITH TABLE LOOKUP AND
HIGH-CAPACITY DICTIONARY
SOURCES AND COLLECTION OF DATA FOR LINEAR PROGRAMMING
SOURCES OF INFORMATION ON CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN MAT
HEMATICS. PROGRAMMING AND ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSI
RECENT TRENDS IN SCIENTIFIC DOCUMENTATION IN SOUTH ASIA. PROBLEMS OF SPEED AND COVERAGE
SOVIET
COMPUTER PRODUCTIDN. ABSTRACTS OF THE 1956
MOSCOW CONFERENCE
WAYS OF DEVELOPING
SOVIET COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY, 1959
SOVIET COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY. 1959
SOVIET COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY. 1959
SOVIET CYBERNETICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCES 1960
SOVIET CYBERNETICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCES. 1960
SOVIET RESEARCH IN MACHINE TRANSLATION
A VISIT TO COMPUTATION CENTERS IN THE SOVIET UNION
COMPUTER AND DATA PROCESSING DEVELOPMENTS IN THE SOVIET UNION
STATUS OF DIGITAL
DIGITAL CONTROL TECHNIQUES FOR SPACE
REDUCING CALCULATE TIME AND CONSERVATION OF STORAGE SPACE
RULES FOR
THE MAN-COMPUTER TEAM IN A SPACE ECOLOGY
TIME MULTI-CDMPUTER SYSTEM FOR LUNAR AND PLANETARY SPACE FLIGHT DATA PROCESSING
A REAL
,
HYBRID COMPUTATION IN SPACE FLIGHT SIMULATION
AN AUTOMATIC DIGITAL DATA ASSEMBLY SYSTEM FOR SPACE SURVEILLANCE
DIRECTION METHODS FOR PARABOLIC SYSTEMS IN M'SPACE VARIABLES
ALTERNATING
MANNED SPACECRAFT SIMULATION
,
SPACETRACKING MAN-MADE SAIELLITES AND DEBRIS
PULSE GENERATOR WITH LOGARITHMIC SPACING
AIRLUBRICATEC SLIDER BEARINGS FOR MAGNETIC RECORDING SPACING CONTROL
SWITCHING RESEARCH IN SPAIN
REQUIREMENTS PLANNING OF PRODUCTION COMPONENTS AND SPARE PARTS AT A FARM EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURING COMPANY
PIP.
A PHCTD-INTERPRETIVE PROGRAM FOR THE ANALYSIS OF SPARK CHAMBER DATA
AN EFFICIENT FORM OF INVERSE FOR SPARSE MATRICES
AN ITERATIVE
LEAST-SQUARE METHOD SUITABLE FOR SOLVING LARGE SPARSE MATRICES
.
A COMPUTER ORIENTED TOWARD SPATIAL PROBLEMS
SPATIAL VARUTION OF CURRENTS AND FIELDS DUE TO LOCAL
IZED SCATTERERS IN METALLIC CONDUCTION
A SPATIALLY ITERATED MEMORY ORGAN PATTERNED AFTER THE'
CEREBRAL CORTEX
A THEOREM ON SPDT SWITCHING CIRCUITS
SPECIAL ANALOG-HYBRID COMPUTER ISSUE
..
ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS. SPECIAL COMPONENTS AND TECHNIQUES
BASIC ASPECTS OF SPECIAL COMPUTATIONAL PROBLEMS
329

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

SOL - SPE
I8MJ622 179
IEES56 491
ICC 623 151
CACM635 211
JACII623 312
PACM62 102
CACM635 223
CACM635 264
CACII635 255
JACM623 312
EJCC51
54
TCJ1582 11
JACM594 459
JACM604 389
JACM611 41
CACM635 206
CACM635 214
CACM635 220
CACM635 280
CACM636 330
CACM635 261
JACM621 13
JACM632 142
MSEE463 22
CACM635 281
CACM635 245
JACM563 169
JACM511 41
CACM635 248
PACM59
44
TCJ6631 14
EJCC58
19
EJCC60 119
JACM592 156
EJCC55
39
CACM635 259
CACM60N 618
CACM635 231
IEES56
81
CACM62N 558
PACM56
2B
AODC62
68
CACM635 194
JACM563 134
AUS 60 A6.3
PACM59
42
JACM622 282
ROME62 131
CACM591 30
CACM601 20
NCR 564 101
PACM58
48
PACM59
14
CACM635 264
CACM635 201
CAN 60 211
CACM635 240
EJCC60 143
PGEC636 835
IFIP62 451
CACM638 430
ARAP623 211
FJCC63 535
MTL 611 311
AUS 60 AB.3
CACM629 412
ICSI581 5B9
PGEC511 31
ICC 6010 23
PGEC601 12
CACM603 131
PGEC614 159
CACM61D 566
NSMT60
2
CACM596
8
ONR 58
WCR 604
6
PACM56
2
WJCC59 202
SJCC63 127
CAS 62 142
EJCC61 257
JACM624 450
SJCC63 401
FJCC62 304
PGEC624 531
LCMT61 341
HARV572 99
BIT 632 lOB
CACM636 332
PACM56
40
TCJ6632 202
WJCC5B 234
IBMJ513 223
PACM61 2C3
WJCC55 129
PGEC621
1
CHBK62
6
HARV49 115
329

SPE - STA

TITLE WORD INDEX

CHARACTER RECOGNITION BY DIGITAL COMPUTER USING A
ELIMINATION OF
REMARKS ON 'ELIMINATION OF
THE PROS AND CONS OF A
THE THERMAL ANALYZER, A
AYDAR,
RELATIVE MERITS OF GENERAL ANO
THE PLACE OF THE
THE ROLE OF
E OF HIGH SPEED CO~PUTERS ON APPLIED STATISTICS WITH
THE REQUIREMENTS OF UNIVERSITYADMI NISTRATlON, WITH
HE MATRIX (FORCEI METHOD OF STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS WITH

SPECIAL FLYING-SPOT SCANNER
SPECIAL FUNCTIONS FROM DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
SPECIAL FUNCTIONS FROM DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS'
SPECIAL IR LANGUAGE
SPECIAL PURPOSE ANALOG COMPUTER
SPECIAL PURPOSE ANALOG MACHINE FOR YAW DATA REDUCTION
SPECIAL PURPOSE COMPUTERS FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
SPECIAL PURPOSE ELECTRONIC OATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS
SPECIAL PURPOSE EQUIPMENT
SPECIAL REFERENCE TO AGRICULTURAL AND BIOLOGICAL RESE
SPECIAL REFERENCE TO STUDENT RECORDS
ITECHNIQUES TO
SPECIAL REFERENCE TO USE OF AN AUTOMATIC DIGITAL COMP
SPECIAL REPORT ON MT
APPllCAT IONS
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR COMMERCIAL OR ADMINISTRATIVE
METHODS
A SPECIAL STABILITY PROBLEM FOR LINEAR MULTISTEP
THE CONSTRUCTION OF A FACETED CLASSIFICATION FOR A SPECIAL SUBJECT
SPECIAL TOPICS IN DIGITAL-COMPUTER THEORY
UTER
THE UNIVAC AIRLINES RESERVATIONS SYSTEM, A SPECIAL-PURPOSE APPLICATION OF A GENERAL-PURPOSE COMP
SPECIAL-PURPOSE AUTOMATIC COMPUTERS
SPECIAL-PURPOSE COMPUTERS
ON EQUIPMENT
EVALUATION AND INSTRUMENTATION OF A SPECIAL-PURPOSE OATA PROCESSING SYSTEM USING SIMULATI
SYSTEM EVALUATION AND INSTRUMENTATION FOR MILITARY SPECIAL-PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER SYSTEMS
SPECIAL-PURPOSE DIGITAL DATA-PROCESSING COMPUTERS
ACCESS MEMORY
A SPECIAL-PURPOSE SOLID-STATE COMPUTER USING SEQUENTIAL
SPECIAL-PURPOSE TUBES FOR COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
N TO INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL AUTOMATION
SPECIAL-PURPOSE, ELECTRONIC DATA SYSTEMS, THE SOLUTIO
EXPERIENCE AND REMOTE OPERATION BY NON-COMPUTER SPEC 1A1ISTS
FORTRAN
EXPERIMENTS
A SPECIALIZED AUrOCODE FOR THE ANALYSIS OF REPLICATED
A SPECIALIZEO LIBRARY INDEX SEARCH COMPUTER
THE SOLUTION IlF PARTIAL DIFFERENT IAL EQUATIONS, A SPECIFIC EXAMPLE
AN IDEAL COMPUTER SUPPORT PROGRAM AND A SPECIFIC I.B.M. SYSTEM
A METHOD FOR OBTAINING SPECIFIC VALUES OF COMPILING-PARAMETER FUNCTIONS
R APPLICATION TO THE CALCULAliON OF CONVEX AND, MORE SPECIFICALLY, LINEAR PROGRAMS (FRENCH)
IGRAMS, THEI
THEIR PROCESSORSc. A BAKER'S DOZEN
SPECIFICATION LANGUAGES FOR MECHANICAL LANGUAGES AND
THE SPECIFICATION OF A COST-LIMITED DIGITAL COMPUTER
A SPECIFICATION OF JOVIAL
REAL-TIME PROGRAMMING SPECIFICATIONS
IMIZATION OF CONTACT NETWORKS SUBJECT TO RELIABILITY SPECIFICATIONS
CORRECTION TO MIN
SPECIFICATIONS FOR AN AUTOMATIC MATRIX PROGRAM
SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE OYSEAC
o IC TIONARY
SOURCE-LANGUAGE SPECIFICATIONS WITH TABLE LOOKUP AND HIGH-CAPACITY
ENCODING OF INCOMPLETELY SPECIFIEO BOOLEAN MATRICES
FUNCTIONS BY A NETWORK OF THRESHOLD COMPONENTS WITH SPECIFIED SENSITIVITY
REALIZATION OF LOGICAL
MINIMIZING THE NUMBER OF STATES IN INCOMPLETelY SPECIFIED SEQUENTIAL SWITCHING FUNCTIONS
THE ANALYSIS OF POWER SPECTRA
THE CALCULATION OF POWER SPECTRA
SPIN ABSORPTION SPECTRA
R INTEGRATION TECHNIQUES
THE SPECTRAL EVALUATION OF ITERATIVE DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZE
ON THE SPECTRAL NORMS OF SEVERAL ITERATIVE PROCESSES
ELECTRODATA COl'P\lTER
MASS SPECTROMETER ANALYSIS AND DATA PRODUCTION ON THE
LINEAR PROGRAMMING APPLIED TO ULTRAVIOLET ABSORPTION SPECTROSCOPY
A DIRECT DIGITAL METHOD OF POWER SPECTRUM ESTIMATION
THE SPECTRUM OF INFORMATION PROCESSING
THE PERCEPTION OF SPEECH
AN APPROACH TO THE SEGMENTATION PROBLEM IN SPEECH ANAL YSI S ANO LANGUAGE TRANSLATION
SPEED DATA TRANSLATOR FOR COMPUTER SIMULATION OF SPEECH AND TELEVISION DEVICES
A HIGHON THE RECOGNITION OF SPEECH BY MACHINE
BAND COMPRESSION SYSTEM
DEPENDENCE OF SPEECH QUALITY ON TRANSMITTEO INFORMATION RATE IN A
AN ANALOGUE OF THE SPEECH RECOGNITION PROCESS
THE AUTOMATIC SPEECH RECOGNITION SYSTEM FOR CONVERSATIONAL SOUND
THE USE OF THE IBM 704 IN THE SIMULATION OF SPEECH-RECOGNITION SYSTEMS
FLEXIBILITY VERSUS SPEED
SCIENTIFIC DOCUMENTATION IN SOUTH ASIA, PROBLEMS OF SPEED AND COVERAGE
RECENT TRENDS IN
RAKE, A HIGH SPEED BINARY-BDC ANO BCD BINARY BUFFER
MAGNETIC CORE LOGIC IN A HIGH SPEED CARD-TO-TAPE CONVERTER
AUTCMATIC TYPE SIZE NORMALIZATION IN HIGH SPEED CHARACTER SENSING EQUIPMENT
OF UNIVERSITY EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS RELATIVE TO HIGH SPEED COMPUTATION
STATUS
HIGH SPEED COMPUTATION OF ENGINE PERFORMANCE
(FRENCHI
SOLUTION ON A HIGH SPEED COMPUTER OF A PROBLEM IN DIOPHANTINE ALGEBRA
N SHAPED BEAM TUBE
HIGH SPEED COMPUTER OUTPUT DEVICES UTILIZING THE CHARACTRO
FINANCIAL AND RESOURCE ANALYSIS ON HIGH SPEED COMPUTERS
SOLID-STATE MICROWAVE HIGH SPEED COMPUTERS
SYMPOSIUM ON THE LOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF VERY HIGH SPEED COMPUTERS
MICROWAVE SOLID-STATE TECHNIQUES FOR HIGH SPEEO COMPUTER S
FERENCE TO AGRICULTURAL AND I
THE INFLUENCE OF HIGH SPEED COMPUTERS ON APPLIED STATISTICS WITH SPECIAL RE
THE APPLICATION OF HIGH SPEED COMPUTERS TO NUMBER THEORY TABLES
A HIGH SPEED CORRELATOR
REMOTE OPERATION OF A COMPUTER BY HIGH SPEED DATA LINK
HIGH SPEED DATA .TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS
THODS FOR INTEGRATING DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS ON HIGH SPEEO DIGITAL COMPUTERS
RUNGE-KUTTA ME
RGE SOME NONLINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS USING HIGH SPEED DIGITAL COMPUTERS
IMETHOD TO SOLVE IN THE LA
NTING
PROBLEMS INVOLVED IN APPLICATION OF HIGH SPEED ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS TO AUTOMATIC MESSAGE ACCOU
OF SCIENCES (GERMANI
BESM, THE HIGH SPEED ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER OF THE USSR ACADEMY
NANOSECOND SPEED IN A CORE MEMORY WITH NON-DESTRUCTIVE READ-OUT
AN APPROACH TOWARD EQUILIBRIU~ BETWEEN ACCURACY AND SPEED IN PRIMARY MATHEMATICAL FUNCTIONS
ILYNOMIALS,
DES~GN AND OPERATION OF A HIGH SPEED INCREASED CAPACITY MAGNETIC DRUM
THE TRICE, A HIGH SPEED INCREMENTAL COMPUTER
BIAX HIGH SPEED MAGNETIC COMPUTER ELEMENT
A HIGH SPEED MAGNETIC-CORE OUTPUT PRINTER
A HIGH SPEEO N-POLE, N-POSITION MAGNETIC CORE MATRIX SWITCH
IZING FUNCTIONS IlF ROTATIONS, EXPERIMENTS CONCERNING SPEED OF DIAGONALIZATION OF SYMMETRIC MATRICES USING
SIZE ANO SPEED OF THIN-MAGNETIC-FILM COMPUTER UNITS
PRESENTATION OF A NEW HIGH SPEED PAPER TAPE READER
CONSIDERATIONS ON A HIGH SPEED PARALLEL COMPUTER G3 (GERMANI
BURROUGHS G-101 HIGH SPEED PRINTER
HIGH SPEED PRINTER AND PLOTTER
AND PAPER HANDLING PROBLEMS AS RELATED TO HIGH SPEED PRINTERS
FORM DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION
HIGH SPEED PRINTING EQUIPMENT
A VERY HIGH SPEED PUNCHED PAPER TAPE READER
FLUX RESPONSIVE MAGNETIC HEADS FOR LOW SPEEO READ-OUT OF DATA
330

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

SOM - SPE
TCJ4612 129
CACM593
3
CACM596 21
CACM621
8
PECS52
6
JACM581 89
WJCC59
54
EJCC55
22
HARV55
97
AUS 60Bll.1
AUS 60 AT.1
AUS 60 B6.1
NSMT60 521
ADC 53
85
BIT 631 27
ICSI582 867
CCST61
75
EJCC58 152
FTT 53 199
CHBK62
19
EJCC58 127
WJCC59 153
PACM52P 33
WJCC5B
74
WJCC58
96
WJCC59 143
CAS 59 132
TCJ5634 313
WJCC59
57
AUS 571 115
ARAP634 193
JACM623 379
ICIP59
93
CACM610 532
ICIP59 365
CACM63D 721
CACM637 376
PGEC6ll 62
LSU 56 210
JACM542 51
MTl 6ll 311
WJCC60 231
PGEC635 443
PGEC593 356
CAN 60 243
rCJ562i

I BMJ623 338
WJCC61 507
JACM594 '094
LSU 55 145
CACM632 66
IBMJ612 141
IF IP62
3
MTP 58 397
MTl 612 703
WJCC59 169
I CIP59 252
IFIP62 354
MTP 58 375
PGEC636 835
E JCC57 214
NSMT60 444
ICSI5B1 589
WCR 574 267
PGEC592 169
NCR 584 318
CTPC54
22
CAS 55
17
ICIP59
90
51
SACI58
LSU 55
29
EJCC59
38
I CIP59 432
IC IP59 '066
AUS 60B11.1
PACM61 6A2
PGEC542 30
FJCC62 110
EJCC60
91
TCJ1583 118
ECIP55 184
LSU 58 139
76
ECIP55
JFIP62 585
PACM62
60
NCR 612 128
NCR 584 206
WCR 594 40
PACM52T
6
NCR 584 246
JACM574 459
IFIP62 612
BIT 632 93
ECIP55
99
NCR 564 94
EJCC60 153
CAN 58 191
EJCC52
95
WCR 574 218
NCR 584 279
330

SPE - STA

TITLE WORD INDEX

SPE -

STA

SPEED SERIAL GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER USING MAGNETOST EJCC60 283
SPEED STORE FOR USE WITH DIGITAL COMPUTERS
PGEC543
2
SPEED TALLY
WJCC54 155
SPEED TRANSISTORIZED DIGITAL COMPUTERS
PGEC634 312
SPEED-TORQUE CURVES ON THE BURROUGHS EI01
LSU 55 135
SPEED-UP CIRCUITS IN BINARY ARITHMETIC UNITS
IFIP62 611
SPEED, HEIGHT AND MASS AERODYNAMIC MODEL OF A GUIDED AUS 608'10.3
SPEED, SMALL SIZE MAGNETIC DRUM 'EMDRY UNIT FOR SUBMI EJCC59 190
SPEEDCODING AND OTHER AUTOMATIC-PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
ONR 54 106
SPEEOCOOING SYSTEM
·JACM541
4
SPEEDING THE NATION'S BUSINESS, CASE STUDY
AUS 63 A.ll
THE POSSIBILITY OF SPEEDING UP CO~PUTERS USING PARAMETRONS
ICIP59 461
ICIP59 382
METHODS DF SPEEDING-UP THE OPERATION OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
SOME PR08LEMS IN THE DESIGN OF MAGNETIC IFIP62 590
FILM STORAGE SYSTEMS DPERATING AT MILLIMICRO-SECONO SPEEDS
.CACM596 27
A TECHNIQUE FOR COMPUTING CRITICAL ROTATIONAL SPEEDS OF FLEXIBLE SHAFTS ON AN AUTOMATIC COMPUTER
PROPAGATION I BMJ632 117
OF TORSIONAL DISTURBANCES IN A HOMOGENEOUS ELASTIC SPHERE
LEAS T SQUARES CACM60N 611
FITTING OF A GREAT CIRCLE THROUGH PDINTS ON A SPHER E
IEFFICIENT METHOD FOR GENERATING UNIFORMLY D CACM594 17
ISTRIBUTED POINTS ON THE SURFACE OF AN N-DIMENSIONAL SPHERE
IFFICIENT METHOD FOR GENERATING UNIFORMLY D CACM590 26
ISTRI8UTED POINTS ON THE SURFACE OF AN N-DIMENSIONAL SPHERE'
A NOTE ON A METHOD CACM594 19
FDR GENERATING POINTS UNIFORMLY ON N-DIMENSIONAL SPHERES.
CACM61N 491
FITTING SPHERES BY THE METHOD OF LEAST SQUARES
PACM58
51
GENERATION OF SPHERICAL BESSEL FUNCTIONS IN DIGITAL COMPUTERS
JACM593 366
GENERATION OF SPHERICAL 8ESSEL FUNCTIONS IN DIGITAL COMPUTERS
56
UZMANN EQUATlDN IN INFINITE CYLINDI
THE METHOD OF SPHERICAL HARMONICS AS APPLIED TO THE ONE-VELOCITY BO PACM59
MAGNETIC FIELDS OF SQUARE-LOOP THIN FILMS OF OBLATE SPHEROIDAL GEOMETRY
PGEC594 458
PROGRAMMING FOR FINDING PECS52
14
CHARACTERISTIC VALUES OF MATHIEUS EQUATIDN AND THE SPHEROIDAL WAVE EQUATION
OF TWISTORS REPRESENTED BY CONFOCAL HOLLOW PROLATE SPHEROIDS
MAGNETIC FIELDS PGEC602 199
SPIN ABSORPTION SPECTRA
IBMJ623 338
ELECTRON SPIN ECHO SERIAL MEMORY STORAGE
LCMT61 263
NUCLEAR SPIN RELAXATION IN SUPERCONDUCTING CADMIUM
IBMJ621 24
GEOMETRICS OF SPIRAL BRIDGE DESIGN
PACM58
13
NUMERICAL DESIGN OF SHIP-LINES
THE SPLINE CURVE, A SMOOTH INTERPOLATING FUNCTION USED IN BIT 622 76
APPLICATION OF INTEGER LINEAR PRDGRAMMING TO A SPLIT PROBLEM (FRENCH)
IFIP62 195
THE CYCLE SPLITTER, A WICE-BAND PRECISION FREQUENCY MULTIPLIER NCR 594 275
TAPE SPLITTING
CACM61N 491
TAPE SPLITTING IN AN ITERATIVE PROGRAM
CACM622 102
A TECHNIQUE FOR CONSISTENT SPLITTING OF RUSSIAN WORDS
MTL 611 343
MACHINE RECOGNITION OF SPOKEN WORDS
AIC 601 193
COGNITION 8Y DIGITAL COMPUTER USING A SPECIAL FLYING-SPOT SCANNER
CHARACTER RE TCJ4612 129
THE FLYING SPOT STORE
LCMT61
79
CACM619 568
A GENERAL PROGRAM FOR THE ANALYSIS OF SQUARE AND RECTANGULAR LATTICE DESIGNS
ON THE VI8RATION OF A SQUARE CLAMPED PLATE
JACM553 162
E METHODS FOR THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF EQUATIONS IN SQUARE MATRICES OF ARBITRARY FORM (FRENCH)
ITERATIV IFIP62 102
E METHODS FOR THE NUl
INTERPOLATION POLYNOMIALS OF SQUARE MATRICES WITH MATRIX COEFFICIENTS AND ITERATIV IFIP62 102
MINIMAX APPROXIMATIONS FOR SQUARE ROOT AND CUBE ROUTINES
CAN 62 158
A NOTE ON RANGE TRANSFORMATIONS FOR SQUARE ROOT AND LOGARITHM
CACM636 306
COMPUTER
AUTOMATIC SQUARE ROOT IN A 5 MEGACYCLE PARALLEL DIGITAL
AUS 60 C4.2
DIVISIONS AND SQUARE ROOT IN THE QUARTER-IMAGINARY NUM8ER SYSTEM
CACM614 192
ON TAKING THE SQUARE ROOT OF A COMPLEX NUM8ER
TCJ2592 89
APPROXIMATIONS FOR THE ITERATIVE CALCULATIONS OF SQUARE ROOTS
STARTING TCJ6633 274
DIVISIONLESS COMPUTATION OF SQUARE ROOTS THROUGH CONTINUED. SQUARING
CACM605 319
CACM59N 23
A NEW METHOD OF COMPUTATION OF SQUARE ROOTS WITHOUT USING DIVISION
COMMENTS ON 'A NEW METHOD OF COMPUTATION OF SQUARE ROOTS WITHOUT USING DIVISION'
CACM602 86
PGEC542 37
A WIDE-BAND SQUARE-LAW COMPUTING AMPLIFIER
LOGIC CIRCUITS USING SQUARE-LOOP MAGNETIC DEVICES, A SURVEY
PGEC612 191
SQUARE-LOOP MAGNETIC LOGIC CIRCUITS
WJCC59
47
MAGNETIC FIELDS OF SQUARE-LOOP THIN FILMS OF OBLATE SPHEROIDAL GEOMETRY PGEC594 458
TWO SQUARE-ROOT APPROXIMATIONS
CACM58N 13
A MACHINE METHOD FOR SQUARE-ROOT COMPUTATION
CACM581
6
ANALOGUE CALCULATION OF CHI SQUARED FOR THE TESTING OF HYPOTHESIS
81T 614 224
ANALOG MULTIPLIERS AND SQUARERS USING A MULTIGRID MODULATOR
PGEC562 82
MORE ACCURATE LINEAR LEAST SQUARES
WJCC59 255
FITTING SPHERES BY THE METHDD OF LEAST SQUARES
CACM61N 491
A NOTE ON FITTING GREAT CIRCLES BY LEAST SQUARES
CACM618 353
FINITE AUTOMATA AND THE SET OF SQUARES
JACM6H 528
THE METHOD OF CURVE FITTING BY THE PROCESS OF LEAST SQUARES
AN ALGDRITHM TO PACM56
1
LEAST SQUARES ANAUS IS OF. NON-ORTHOGDNAL DATA
LSU 56 123
LATIN SQUARES AND MAGNETIC-CORE MATRIX STORAGE
PACM56
38
LEAST SQUARES APPROXIMATIONS BY POLYNOMIALS, ORTHOGONAL AND PACM59
69
OTHERWISE
COMPUTATION OF A LEAST PACM61 12A3
MAXIMUM APPROXIMATDR AS.THE LIMIT OF WEIGHTED LEAST SQUARES APPROXIMATORS
LEAST SQUARES FITTING OF A GREAT CIRCLE THRDUGH POINTS ON A CACM60N 611
SPHERE
LEAST SQUARES FITTING OF PLANES TO SURFACES USING DYNAMIC
CACM6H 172
MULTI-DIMENSIONAL LEAST-SQUARES POLYNOMIAL CURVE FITTING
CACM599 29
A SHORT METHOD FOR MEASURING ERROR IN A LEAST-SQUARES PQ.WER SERIES .
CACM6D6 351
DN LEAST SQUARES SOLUTIONS OF LINEAR EQUATIONS
JACM614 628
TCJ3614 266
A LEAST SQUARES SURFACE FITTING PROGRAM
PROJECTIONS, LEAST SQUARES, AND CONSTRAINED MINIMIZATIDN PROBLEMS
PACM58
56
CDMPUTATION OF SQUARE ROOTS THROUGH CONTINUED SQUARING
DIVISIONLESS CACM60S 319
!TRUNCATION £RRDR IN THE GRAEFFE ROOT-SQUARING METHOD
JACM601 69
VAKIA, II. THE NUMERICAL SYSTEM OF RESIDUAL CLASSES (SRC)
COMPUTER PROGRESS IN CZECHOS.LO DIP 62 543
PROGRA~S FOR THE IBM 650., DATATRDN 205, AND UNIVAC SS-8D
A LIST OF COMPUTER SYSTEMS CACM6DO 537
DESIGN OF TRIODE FLIP-FLOPS FOR LONG-TERM STABILITY
PGEC532 14
COMBAT VEHICLE FIRING STABILITY IACTIVE SUSPENSION)
CACM616 219
SCHEMES FOR ORDINARY DlfFERENTIALI
ON THE OVERALL STABILITY AND CONVERGENCE OF SINGLE-STEP INTEGRATION PACM56
13
A STA8ILITY CRITERION FOR NUMERICAL INTEGRATION
JACM593 363
THE WILF STA81LITY CRITERION FOR NUMERICAL INTEGRATION
JACM634 557
PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIOI
ON THE DEFINITION OF STABILITY FOR DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS WHICH APPROXIMATE BIT 623 153
ERROR STABILITY IN FINITE MANTISSA FLOATING POINT COMPUTERS PACM59
52
STABILITY OF A GENERALIZED CORRECTOR FORMULA
JACM621 10.4
STA81LITY OF A METHOD OF SMOOTHING IN A DIGITAL
PGEC551 26
CONTROL COMPUTER
STABILITY OF A NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL
JACM592 196
EQUATIONS
STA8ILITY OF A NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL
JACM601 46
EQUATIONS. PART II
PGEC632 61
BOOLEAN MATRICES AND THE STABILITY OF NEURAL NETS
, AUS 60 B9.2
EQUATIONS IN AERODYNAMICS
THE STA8ILITY OF NON-LINEAR DIFFERENCE-DIFFERENTIAL
IFIP62 207
SYMPOS IUM ON STABILITY OF NUMERICAL CALCULATIONS
JACM602 163
A NECESSARY AND SUFF IC IENTCONDI TlON FOR STABILITY OF PARTIAL DIFFERENCE EQUATION PROBLEMS
STABILITY OF THE REDUCTION OF A MATRIX TO ALMOST TRIA JACM593 336
NGULAR AND TR I ANGULAR FORMS 8Y elEMENTARY S I MI LARI
BIT 631 27
A SPECIAL STABILITY PROBLEM FOR LINEAR MULTISTEP METHODS
EJCC57
84
APPLICATION OF COMPUTERS TO AUTOM081LE CONTROL AND STABILITY PROBLEMS
STABILITY PROPERTIES OF PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR METHODS
JACM624 457
FOR ORDINARY BIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
RICTIVE DELAY LINE STORAGE

PB-250, A HIGH
A PERMANENT HIGH
DESIGN FEATURES OF REMINGTON RAND
ANALYSIS OF SIGNAL TRANSMISSION IN ULTRA HIGH
CALCULATION OF ELECTRIC MOTOR
A COMPARATIVE STUDY DF PROPAGATION
MISSILE
THE DESIGN OF A THREE DIMENSIONAL VARIABLE
NIATURE DIGITAL COMPUTERS
A HIGH
IBM 701
THE IBM 10.1

331

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

.Hl

STA - STE

TITLE WORD INDEX

OG COMPUTERS

A RELIABLE METHOD OF DRIFT STABILIZATION AND ERROR DETECTION IN LARGE-SCALE ANAL
AUTOMATIC BEAM CURRENT STABILIZATION FOR WILLIAMS TUBE MEMORIES
AN IMPROVED MULTICHANNEL DRIFT-STABILIZATION SYSTEM
A STABILIZED DRIFTLESS ANALOG INTEGRATOR
A STABILIZED ELECTRONIC MULTIPLIER
STABILIZED SYNCHRO TO DIGITAL CONVERTER
OPERATOR
CONDITIONALLY STABLE DIFFERENCE APPROXIMATIONS FOR THE WAVEELECTRONIC TRIGGER CIRCUITS HAVING SEVERAL STATES OF STABLE EQUILIBRIUM
FOURTH ORDER PARABOLIC EQUATION
A STABLE IMPLICIT FINITE DIFFERENCE APPROXIMATION TO A
STABLE PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR METHODS FOR ORDINARY
DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
IMPLEMENTING A STACK
THE MECHANIZATION OF A PUSH-DOWN STACK
VARIABLE WIDTH STACKS
A COMMERCIAL USE OF STACKS
PREDICTING DISTRIBUTION OF STAFF
INSTALLING A COMPUTER SYSTEM, EDUCATIONAL AND OTHER STAFF PROBLEMS
DATA PROCESSING IN THE COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SER~ICE STAFF TRAINING
ELECTRONIC
SIMULATION OF FULL-SCAlE MULTI-STAGE BATCHWISE CHEMICAL PLANT
STAGE EXECUTIVE CONTROL
AMERICAN STANDARD CODE FOR INFORMATION EXCHANGE
fRANDDM-ACCESS ELECT
RICALLV ALTERABLE, HIGH-SPEED MEMORY TECHNIQUE USING STANDARD FERRITE MEMORV CORES
PROPOSED STANDARD FLOW CHART SYMBOLS
REPORT ON PROPOSED AMERICAN STANDARD FLOWCHART SVM80LS FOR INFORMATION PROCESSING
MIRFAC, A COMPILER BASED ON STANDARD MATHEMATICAL NOTATION AND PLAIN ENGLISH
MAGNETIC CORE PULSE-SWITCHING CIRCUITS FOR STANDARD PACKAGES
COMPUTERS AND STANDARD STATISTICAL OPERATIONS
REITERATION OF ACM PDLICV TOWARD STANDARDIZATION
STANDARDIZATION IN COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION
PROCESSING
STANDARDIZATION OF COMPUTER INTERCOMMUNI.CATJON
STATEMENTS FROM MANUFACTURERS ON STANDARDIZATION OF MAGNETIC TAPE RECORDS
STANDARDIZED COMPARISONS OF COMPUTER PERFORMANCE
COMPUTERS
STANDARDIZED PRINTED CIRCUIT UNITS FOR DIGITAL
STANDARDIZED PROGRAMMING METHODS AND UNIVERSAL COOING
DAU PROCESSING STANDARDS
MEMORV STUDIES
ANO OTHER DEVELOPMENTS AT THE NATIONAL 8UREAU OF STANDARDS
OPERATION OF THE NATIO~Al BUREAU OF STANDARDS COMPUTATION LA8DRATORV (SEAC)
THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS EASTERN AUTOMATIC COMPUTER (SEAC)
PROPOSED IRE STANDARDS FOR ANALOG COMPUTERS
A PROPOSAL FOR A SET OF PU8LICATION STANDARDS FOR USE BY THE ACM
NATIONAL 8UREAU OF STANDARDS PERFORMANCE TESTS
2000)
SYSTEMS AND STANDARDS PREPARATIONS FOR A NEW COMPUTER (PHILCO
fTURES
OF A MAGNETIC DRUM MEMORV ~OR THE NATIONAL 8UREAU OF STANDARDS WESTERN AUTOMATIC COMPUTER (SWACI
CURRENT POSITION ON STANDARDS WORK RELATING TO COMPUTERS
AREA
STRUCTURES OF STANDARDS-PRIlCESSING ORGANIZATIONS IN THE COMPUTER
THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS' METHOD OF SYNTACTIC INTEGRATION
THE STANTEC-ZEBRA SIMPLE CODE AND ITS INTERPRETATION
NUMERICAL COMPUTATION OF STAR EPHEMERIDES (GERMAN)
A START AT AUTOMATIC STORAGE ASSIGNMENT
AUTOMATIC START-UP OF POWER STATIONS
STARTING APPROXIMATIONS FOR THE ITERATIVE CALCULATION
S OF SQUARE ROOTS
A STARTiNG METHOD FOR THE THREE-POINT ADAMS PREDICTORCORRECTOR METHOD
AN ON-LINE SOLID-STATE ANALOG COMPUTER FOR AUTOMATIC GAS FLOW COMPENSA
nONS
A SOLID STATE ANALOG-TD-DIGITAL CONVERSION DEVICE
5-SYMBOL 8-STATE AND 5-SVMBOL 6-STATE UNIVERSAL TURING MACHINES
ON THE STATE ASSIGNMENT PROBLEM FOR SEQUENTIAL MACHINES 11
ON THE STATE ASSIGNMENT PROBLEM FOR SEQUENTIAL MACHINES, 1
USE OF DECOMPOSITION THEORV IN tHE SOLUTION OF THE STATE ASSIGNMENT PROBLEM OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
A SPECIAL-PURPOSE SOLID-STATE COMPUTER USING SEQUENTIAL ACCESS MEMORV
SIGNAL FLOW GRAPH TECHNIQUES FOR SEQUENTIAL CIRCUIT STATE DIAGRAMS
THE DRTE SOLID STATE DIGITAL COMPUTER
LEAST UPPER BOUNDS ON MINIMAL TERMINAL STATE EXPERIMENTS FOR TWO CLASSES OF SEQUENTIAL MACHI
NES
R~GULAR EXPRESSIONS AND STATE GRAPHS FOR AUTOMATA
FOR THE REDUCTION OF A GIVEN MACHINE TO A MINIMAL-STATE MACHINE
A TECHNIQUE
SYNTHESIS OF MINIMAL-STATE MACHINES
CONNECTIVE PROPERTIES PRESERVED IN MINIMAL STATE MACHINES
CASCADED FINITE-STATE MACHINES
SOLlD-STATE MICROWAVE HIGH SPEED COMPUTERS
THE STATE OF COMPUTER CIRCUITS CONTAINING MEMDRV ELEMENTS
TRANSISTORS
THE PRESENT STATE OF DEVELOPMENT AND FUTURE PROSPECTS OF
(FRENCH)
THE STATE OF DIGITAL COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY IN EUROPE
THE STATE OF DIGITAL COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY IN EUROPE
NOTES ON THE STATE OF DIGITAL COMPUTING IN THE U.S.S.R.
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL, STATE OF THE ART
SELECTIVE DISSEMINATION OF INFORMATION ISDI), STATE OF THE ART IN MAV, 1963
STATE OF THE ART IN SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING
STATE OF THE ART OF PROGRAMMING
BRITAIN, JUNE 1959
THE STATE OF THE ART, IAI COMMERCIAL COMPUTERS IN
UNIVERSITIES
THE STATE OF THE ART, 18) COMPUTERS IN BRITISH
THE CIRCUIT DESIGN OF ATROPOS, A 5·MEGACVCLE SOLID STATE,PARALLEL DIGITAL COMPUTER
A SYNTHESIS TECHNIQUE FOR MINIMAL STATE SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
MICROWAVE SOLID-STATE TECHNIQUES FOR HIGH SPEED COMPUTERS
CESS
INTERVAL ESTIMATION OF THE TIME IN ONE STATE TO TOTAL TIME RATIO IN A DOUBLE EXPONENTIAL PRO
THE DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER MATHEMATICS AT MOSCOW STATE UNIVERSITV
SEQUENTIAL ShlTCHING CIRCUITS
A STATE VARIABLE ASSIGNMENT METHOD FOR ASYNCHRONOUS
LINE BALANCING 11BM 1620, IBM 650, UNIVAC SOLID STATE 80)
COMPUTER TECHNIQUES IN ASSEMBLY
NETWORKS
STATE-LOGIC RELATIONS IN AUTONOMOUS SEQUENTIAL
COMPUTER MEMORIES, A SURVEY OF THE STATE-OF-THE-ART
DATA PROCESSING, A REPORT ON THE INDUSTRY AND THE STATE-OF-THE-ART
EUROPEAN ELECTRONIC
TER
THE HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT AND PREDICTED STATE-OF-THE-ART OF THE GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPU
A NEW, SOLID-STATE, NONLINEAR ANALOG COMPONENT
COMBINING ALGOL STATEMENT ANALYSIS WITH VALIDITY CHECKING
TEST ROUTINES BASED ON SYMBOLIC LOGICAL STATEMENTS
TEST ROUTINES BASED ON SVMBDLIC LOGICAL STATEMENTS
AN ALGORITHM DEFINING ALGOL ASSIGNMENT STATEMENTS
AN ALGORITHM FOR THE TRANSLATION OF ALGOL STATEMENTS
MAGNETIC TAPE RECOROS
STATEMENTS FROM MANUFACTURERS ON STANDARDIZATION OF
TECHNI~UES FOR BOOLEAN EXPRESSIONS AND CONOITIDNAL STATEMENTS IN ALGOL 60
COMPILING
ALGORITHM FOR ANALYZING LOGICAL STATEMENTS TO PRODUCE A TRUTH FUNCTION TA8LE
ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTING IN THE UNITED STATES
OF THE DUTIES OF THE PRESIOENT OF THE UNITED STATES
EMERGENCY SIMULATION
332

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

SPE - ST.A
WJCC51 133
PGEC534
B
WJCC56
62
PGEC544 19
PGEC521 52
NCR 612 115
BIT 612 69
CAMBlt9 103
JACM'11 18
JACM591 31
tACM620 505
FJCC63. 21t3
tACM630 608
ARAP631t 183
TCJ3611t 21t6
AUS 63 A.15
AUS 63 A.l0
TCJ3603 150
PACM61 6C5
CACM638 1t22
PGEC603 323
CACM590 11
CACM630 599
CACM639 51t5
PGEC58] 223
LSU 56
75
CACM62N 547
FJCC62 117
EJCC55
87
EJCC55
90
IFIP62
51
PACM52P 135
JACM513 251t
CAS 62 116
ADC 53 211
DNR 53
1
EJCC51
81t
PGEC621 61
CACM602 10
EJCC53
58
CAS 60 101
PECS52
2
TCB6631t 133
CAC"636 291t
NSMT60
39
ARAP591 11t6
ECIP55 202
CACM605 321
TCB161t1t 125
TCJ6633 211t
JACM602 116
NCR 602 96
NCR 581t 232
JACM611t 1t16
PGEC611t 593
PGEC612 151
JACM633 386
WJCC58
lit
PGEC632 61
CAN 60 299
JACM611t 601
PGEC601 39
PGEC593 346
PGEC591t 1t1t1
JACM601t 311
PGEC613 366
EJCC59
38
HARV512 213
IEES56 357
ICC 6114 18
CACM616 256
TCJ3603 161t
WJCC61 239
SJCC63 251
SJCC63 163
SJCC63 169
TCJ2593 91
TCJ2593 100
AUS 60 C4.1
PGEC591 13
ICIP59 466
CACM606 361
CACM6D6 31t2
JACM632 209
CAS 61
62
EJCC58 119
PIRE611 191t
PJRE6U ,330
WJCC6D
1
PGEC6DIt 496
CACM601 418
PACM58
61t
JACM591 33
CACM603 110
tFIP62 498
EJCC55
90
CACM611 10
CACM5B3
It
CAMBlt9 109
WJCC59 nit
332

STA - STO

TITLE WORD INDEX
Of METALS IN THE NORMAL AND SUPERCONDUCTING STATES

THE KAPITZA RESISTANCE
QUAnON AND DEVI'ATlONS FROI THE LAW OF CORRESPONDING STATES
SOLUTIONS OF THE BCS INTEGRAL E
ON THE REDUCTION OF SUPERFLUOUS STATES IN A SEQUENTIAL MACHINE
FUNCTIONS
MINIMIZING THE NUMBER OF STATES IN INCOMPLETELY SPECIFIED SEQUENTIAL SWITCHING
COMPATIBILITY OF STATES IN INPUT-INDEPENDENT MACHINES
UNIFORM EXPERIMENT WHICH DISTINGUISHES THE TERMINAL STATES OF A MACHINE
ON THE LENGTH OF THE SMALLEST
COMPUTERS AS TOOLS FOR MANAGEMENT IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1956
ELECTRONIC
EL6CTRONIC TRIGGER CIRCUITS HAVING SEVERAL STATES OF STABLE EQUILIBRIUM
TRANSLATORS
ON STATIC AND DYNAMIC TREATMENT OF TYPES IN ALGOL
COUPLED THIN MAGNETIC FILMS
ANALYSIS OF STATIC AND QUASIDYNAMIC BEHAVIOR OF MAGNETOSTATICALLY
AN ANALOG SOLUTION FOR THE STATIC LONDON EQUATIONS OF SUPERCONDUCTIVITY
STATIC MAGNETIC DELAY LINES
STATIC MAGNETIC MEMORY FOR THE ENIAC
ANO CONTROLLING SYSTEMS
STATIC MAGNETIC MEMORY. ITS APPLICATIONS TO COMPUTERS
READ-OUT
A DIGITAL STATIC MAGNETIC WIRE STORAGE WITH NONDESTRUCTIVE
STATIC REVERSAL PROCESSES IN THIN NI-FE FILMS
STOCHASTIC EVALUATION OF A STATIC STORAGE ALLOCATION
A GENERAL DIGITAL COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR STATIC STRESS ANALYSIS
STATIC-DYNAMIC DESIGN OF FLIP-FLOP CIRCUITS
DATA HANDLING AT AN AMR TRACKING STATION
THE IBM 650 RAMAC INQUIRY STATION OPERATION
SOLUTION OF ELLIPTIC DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS BY STATIONARY ITERATIVE PROCESSES
DIGITAL SYNTHESIS OF CORRELATED STATIONARY NOISE
AN ITERATIVE METHOD FOR FINDING STATIONARY VALUES OF A FUNCTION OF SEVERAL VARIABLES
AUTOMATIC START-UP OF POWER STATIONS
ALGORITHMS
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF CERTAIN BINARY DIVISION
DIGITAL SYSTEMS
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF LOGIC CIRCUIT PERFORMANCE IN
NETWORKS
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF TRANSISTOR-RESISTOR LOGIC
SEARCHING OF LITERARY INFORMATION
A STATISTICAL APPROACH TO MECHANIZED ENCODING AND
PROBABILISTIC INOEXING. A STATISTICAL APPROACH TO THE, LIBRARY PROBLEM
T~E EFFECT OF NON-LINEARITY ON THE STATISTICAL BEHAVIOUR OF FEEDBACK SYSTEMS
USE OF COMPUTERS IN STATISTICAL CALCULATIONS
STATISTICAL CALCULATIONS IN PRODUCT-DEVELOPMENT
RESEARCH
STATISTICAL CLASSIFICATION TECHNIQUES
IA SMALL SCALE COMPUTER TO
PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED IN ENGINEERING. SCIENTIFIC AND STATISTICAL COMPUTATIONS
DISTRIBUTION AND CLASSIFICATION OF STATISTICAL DATA
AUTO Sf AT. A LANGUAGE FOR STATISTICAL OATA PROCESSING
STATISTICAL FOUNDATIONS FOR BUSINESS FORECASTS
ERFORMANCE OFA NON-LINEAR SERVO-SYSTEM SUBJECTEO TO STATISTICAL INPUl'
ANALOG COMPUTER ANALYSIS OF THE P
MONTE CARLO CALCULATIONS IN STATISTICAL MECHANICS
STATISTICAL' MECHANICS AND HIGH-SPEED COMPUTING
ON THE STATISTICAL MECHANICS OF IMPURITY CONOUCTION IN
SEMICONDtJCTORS
A STATISTICAL METHOD FOR CERTAIN NONLINEAR DYNAMICAL
SYSTEMS
STIMULUS PATTERNS BY HUMAN OBSERVERS
STATISTICAL MODELS FOR RECALL AND RECOGNITION OF
STATISTICAL OPERATION PROGRAMS IN INDUSTRY (GERMAN)
COMPUTERS AND STANDARD STATISTICAL OPERATIONS
'DIRECT SEARCH' SOLUTION OF NUMERICAL AND STATISTICAL PROBLEMS
FOR THE SOLUTION Of PROBABILITY OF HIT AND RELATED STATISTICAL PROBLEMS
AN ANALOG METHOD
CAROLINA
STATISTICAL PROGRAMS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH
STATISTICAL PROGRAMS FOR THE IBM 650. PART I
STATISTICAL PROGRAMS FOR THE IBM 650. PART 11
PATTERNRECOGNIlERS
STATISTICAL RECOGNITION FUNCTIONS AND THE DESIGN OF
ESHMAHON OF QUE\JING STRUCTURE BY MEANS OF STATISTICAL SAMPLING
MAINTENANCE ~ATERIEL AND JOB COSTI
FACTORED COST. STATISTICAL SAMPLING AS A MANAGEMENT TOOL APPLIED TO
TWO THEOREMS Of STATISTICAL SEPARABILITY IN THE PERCEPTRON
A CLASS OF MACHINES WHICH DETERMINE THE STATISTICAL STRUCTURE Of A SEQUENCE OF CHARACTERS
THE MUSP STATISTICAL SYSTEM
DIGEST. DIEBOLD GENERATOR FOR STATISTICAL TABULATION
NOISE ANO STATISTICAL TECHNIQUES
LOGICAL DESIGN OF ANALOG COMPUTERS WITH REFERENCE TO STATISTICAL TECHNIQUES
THE
AN AUTOMATIC ABSTRACTING PROGRAM EMPLOYING STYLO-STATISTICAL TECHNIQUES AND HIERARCHIAL OATA INDEXING
ADAPTIVE SAMPLEO-DATA SYSTEMS. A STATISTICAL THEORY OF ADAPTATION
OIGITAL COMPUTERS WITH REDUNDANCY
STATISTICAL THEORY OF IMPROVING THE RELIABILITY OF
AUTOCOOES FOR MATHEMATICAL AND STATISTICAL WORK
THE APPLICATION OF AUTOMATIC COMPUTING MACHINES TO STATISTICS
SALES ACCOUNTING, CONTROL AND STATISTICS
ANALYSIS OF SALES STATISTICS
CONTRIBUTION OF ELECTRONIC MACHINES TO THE FIELD OF STATISTICS
THE POTENTIAL
STATISTICS ANO CIRCUIT DESIGN
AN ANALYSIS OF REAL AND SIMULATED STATISTICS FOR SYSTEM DESIGN PURPOSES
VITAL STATISTICS IN EUROPE
NOTES ON cATA PROCESSING IN THE CENTRAL 8UREAU OF STATISTICS OF NORWAY
1
THE INFLUENCE OF HIGH SPEEC COMPUTERS ON APPLIED STATISTICS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO AGRICULTURAL AND
FINISHED STOCK CONTROL, PRODUCTION MONITORING, SALES STATISTICS. ETC.
THE USE OF AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER IN RESEARCH STATISTICS. FOUR YEARS EXPERIENCE
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING, PRESENT STATUS AND FUTURE TRENDS
(GERMANI
PRESENT STATUS AND TRENDS OF THE DRESDEN COMPUTER DEVELOPMENT
PROBLEICS
THE STATUS OF AUTO~ATIC PROGRAMMING FOR SCIENTIFIC
THE PRESENT STATUS OF AUTO~ATIC TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES
THE PRESENT TECHNICAL STATUS OF DATA TRANSMISSION IN AUSTRALIA
DEVELOPMENTS IN THE SOVIET UNION
STATUS OF DIGITAL COMPUTER AND OArA PROCESSING
19621
CURRENT STATUS OF IPL-V FOR THE PHILCO 2000 COMPUTER (JUNE
A REPORT ON THE STATUS OF SMALGOL
REVIEW OF THE PRESENT STATUS OF THE THEORY OF SUPERCONDUCTIVITY
HIGH SPEED COMPUTATION
STATUS OF UNIVERSITY EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS RELATIVE TO
~ROCESSING SATELLITE WEATHER DATA. A STATUS REPORT, PART I
PROCESSING SATELLITE WEATHER DATA. A STATUS REPORT. PART II
COMMERCIAL DATA PROCESSING
THE PRESENT STATUS, ACHIEVEMENT AND TRENDS OF PROGRAMMING FOR
STC EQUIPMENT BEING OFFERED IN AUSTRALIA
SIMULATION OF STEAM GENERATION IN A HEAT EXCHANGER
DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN THE STEEL INDUSTRY
THf COMPUTER CONTROL OF A HOT SAW IN A STEEL MILL
PREPARATION OF C~ARTS FOR THE PLASTIC DESIGN OF MILO STEEL PORTAL FRAMES
THE
COMPUTERS IN A NEW STEELWORKS
APPLICATION OF THE STEEPEST ASCENT METHOD TO CONCAVE PROGRAMMING
A LINEAR SELECTION DIODE STEERED CORE MEMORY
DIODE-STEERED MAGNETIC-CORE MEMORY
CURRENT STEERING IN MAGNETIC CIRCUITS
AUlOMORPHISMS OF STEINER TRIPLE SYSTEMS
THE GRAMMATICAL
INTERPRETATION OF RUSSIAN INFLECTED FORMS USING A STEM DICTIONARY
333

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796-980 C>-66--22

STA - STE
IBJIIJ621 31
IBJIIJ621 14
JACM592 259
PGEC593 356
JACM613 400
JACM583 266
TCJ1594 179
CAMB49 103
ROME62 325
lBMJ624 419
DNR 60 331
HARV49
91
PACM52P 213
PACM52P 207
PGEC611 56
IBMJ624 394
CACM610 460
WJCC55
72
PGEC521
6
fJCC62
44
WJCC57
49
ICIP59
79
CACM627 400
TCJ5622 147
TCB7644 125
PIRE611 91
PIRE611 236
NCR 602 11
I BJIIJ574 309
PACM59
13
AUS 572 220
LSU 57
67
CAS 57
56
IBSJ632 136
AUS 60 B1.2
AUS 60 A2.2
TCJ3602 61
TCJ1582 59
AUS 60 Cl.4
WJCC59 261
AUS 63 B.15
I BJIIJ582 123
HARV49 281
SOS 59
51
ECIP55 204
LSU 56
75
JACM612 212
PGEC573 170
CACM612 108
CACM598 13
CACM590 32
PGEC604 412
PACM59
9
CAS 62
83
JIITP 58 419
WCR 594 66
PACM61 6C6
PACM62
37
HACC59
26
AUS 60 C1.3
PACM61 5C3
WCR 594 74
RTCS62 349
rCB5624 149
AOC 53 166
TC81573 68
BCS 58 699
HARV61 230
RMCS60
50
TCJ5622 94
TCB6622 65
ICC 622 108
AUS 60Bll.1
EOPS61 408
TCJ1582 49
MTP 58 155
ECIP55
46
CAS 57 107
AIC 601 92
AUS 60 C2.1
ONR 58
CACM629 419
PACM62
92
3
IBMJ621
CTPC54
22
FJCC62
1
FJCC62
19
DIP 62 312
AUS 60014.3
PGEC621 !'o3
TCB2581 11
AUS 60810.2
AUS 60 B6.3
TCJ5634 21l
I FlP62 185
PACM59
45
PGEC594 474
PGEC511 21
IBMJ605 460
MTL 611 363
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TITLE WORD INDEX

STENOWRITER. A SYSTEM FOR THE LEXICAL PROCESSING OF STENOTYPY
THE
STENOTYPY
THE STENOWRITER. A SYSTEM FOR THE LEXICAL PROCESSING OF
ANATRAN. FIRST STEP IN BREEOING THE DIGINALOG
UNIVAC-LARC. THE NEXT STEP IN COMPUTER OESIGN
ERRORS
MULTI-STEP INTEGRATION METHODS WHICH MINIMIZE PROPAGATED
ERROR BOUNOS FOR THE RUNGe-KUTTA SINGLE-STEP INTEGRATION PROCESS
ON THE OVERAll STABILITY AND CONVERGENCE OF SINGLE--STEP INTEGRATiON SCHEMES FOR ORDINARY DlfFERENTlAL EQ
EFFECTIVENESS OF TWO-STEP SMOOTHING IN DIGITAL CONTROL COMPUTERS
LTI-SHOP MANUI
STOCK MAINTENANCE BY TELEPHONE. ONE STEP TOWARDS INTEGRATED MANUFACTURING CONTROL IN A MIl
AUTOMATIC STEP-SIZE CONTROL FOR RUNGE-KUTTA INTEGRATION
RIMENTAL RESULTS REGARDING FORM OF RESPONSE, SIZE OF STEP. ANO INDIVIOUAL OIFFERENCES IN AUTOMATEO PROGRAM
FUNCTION GENERATION BY INTEGRATION OF STEPS
STEPS TOWARO ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
STEPS TOWARD ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
STEPWISE PROCEDURES USING BOTH OIRECTIDNS
A METHOD FOR EVALUATING STIELTJES INTEGRALS ON THE ANALOG COMPUTER
THERE'S STILL A PLACE fDR INTERPRETERS
LINE WIDTHS AND PRESSURE SHIFTS IN MODE STRUCTURE OF STIMULATED EMISSION FROM GAAS JUNCTIONS
A LOGICAL PROGRAM FOR THE STIMULATiON OF VISUAL PATTERN RECOGNITION
STIMULUS ANALYSING MECHANISMS
STATISTICAL MODELS FOR RECALL AND RECOGNITION OF STIMULUS PATTERNS BY HUMAN OBSERVERS
STOCHASTIC EVALUATION OF A STATIC STORAGE AllOCATION
TRIBUTION PROBLEM. WITH APPLICATION TO THE DESIGN OF STOCHASTIC GENERATORS
ON A WEIGHT DIS
NOTE ON STOCHASTIC MATRICES
RECOGNITION SCHEME
STOCHASTIC MODEL FOR THE BROWNING-BLEDSOE PATTERN
DETERMINISTIC AND STOCHASTIC RESPONSE OF LINEAR TIME VARIABLE SYSTEMS
THE COMPUTING PROBLEM IN THE ANALYSIS OF NON-STOCHASTIC TIME SERIES USING AN AUTO-REGRESSION MOOEL
APPLICATION OF THE IBM 650 TO STOCK BROKERAGE OPERATIONS
PLANNED STOCK CONTROL
PRODUCTION STOCK CONTROL AND ACCOUNTING
WAREHOUSE STOCK CON"TROL ANO INVOICING ON PAPER TAPE
STOCK CONTROL ON A NEW ELECTRONIC ACCOUNTING SYSTEM
SIMULATION IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF A COMPUTER ASSISTEO STOCK CONTROL SYSTEM
THE USE OF INVENTORY
S, ETC.
FINISHED STOCK CONTROL, PRODUCTION MONITORING. SALES STATISTIC
MIDWEST STOCK EXCHANGE CENTRALIZED ACCOUNTING SYSTEM
GRATED MANUFACTURING CONTROL IN A MULTI-SHOP MANUI
STOCK MAINTENANCE BY TELEPHONE, ONE STEP TOWARDS INTE
COMPUTERS AND COMMERCE 3, STOCK RECOROINGANO CONTROL
STOCK TRANSACTION RECORDS ON THE OATATRON 205
COMPUTER
A STOCK-CONTROL AND INVOICING SYSTEM USING A GAMMA 3
IV, EXAMPLES OF A THREE-ADDRESS CODE AND THE USE OF 'STOP ORDER TAGS'
CODE AND CONTROL
HIGH-SPEED ELECTROSTATIC STORAGE
THE SElECTRON. A TUBE FOR SElECTIVE elECTROSTATIC STORAGE
CATHODE RAY TUBE STORAGE
MAGNETIC STORAGE
MERCURY DELAY LINE STORAGE
CATHODE RAY TUBE STORAGE
PHOTOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES FOR INFORMATION STORAGE
DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS OF PHOTOGRAPHIC DATA STORAGE
HIGH DENSITY WILLIAMS STORAGE
OATAFILE, A NEW TOOL FOR EXTENSIVE FILE STORAGE
MAGNETIC TAPE, INPUT. OUTPUT AND AUXILIARY STORAGE
ELECTROMAGNETIC DELAY NETWORKS FOR OIGITAL STORAGE
WIRE-TYPE ACOUSTIC DELAY LINES FOR DIGITAL STORAGE
LATIN SQUARES AND MAGNETIC-CORE MATRIX STORAGE
ADDRESSING FOR RANDOM-ACCESS STORAGE
STORAGE
STORAGE
MAGNETIC FILM, UNLIMITED STORAGE
SO"E TECHNIQUES FOR CEAlING WITH TWO-LEVEL STORAGE
EDDYCARD MEMORY, A SEMI-PERMANENT STORAGE
ELECTRON SPIN ECHO SERIAL MEMORY STORAGE
NEW FERRITE CORE ARRAYS FOR LARGE-CAPACITY STORAGE
MASS STORAGE
SORTING WITH LARGE VOLUME, RANDOM ACCESS, DRUM STORAGE
GENERALIZED SORT PROGRAM EMPLOYING AUXILIARY DRUM STORAGE
A MULTI-VARIANT
SERVO-ACCESS SYSTEM FOR MAGNETIC RECOROING DISK STORAGE
A HIGH TRACK-OENSITY
FOR SOLVING DIFFERENTIAL ECUATIONS REQUIRING MINIMUM STORAGE
A KUTTA THIRD-ORDER PROCEOURE
PURPOSE CO~PUTER US ING MAGNETOSlR ICTI VE DElAY LINE STORAGE
PB-250, A HIGH SPEED SERIAL GENERAL
CONSTRUCTION OF RECORDING HEADS FOR MAGNETIC DRUM STORAGE (GERMANI
COMPUTER
THE INFLUENCE OF STORAGE ACCESS TIME ON MERGING PROCESSES IN A
THE CASE FOR DYNAMIC STORAGE AllOCA TION
A GENERAL FORMULATION OF STORAGE AllOCATION
PROGRAM ORGANIZATION AND RECORD KEEPING FOR DYNAMIC STORAGE ALLOCA TION
EXPERIENCE IN AUTOMATIC STORAGE AlLOCA TION
STOCHASTIC EVALUATION OF A STATIC STORAGE AllOCATION
PROGRAM ORGANIZATION AND RECORO KEEPING fOR DYNAMIC STORAGE ALLOCATION
TECHNIQUES FOR STORAGE ALLOCATION ALGORITHMS
A PREPLANNED APPROACH TO A STORAGE ALLOCATION COMPILER
DYNAMIC STORAGE ALLOCATION FOR A REAL-TIME SYSTEM
SYSTEM
DYNAMIC STORAGE ALLOCATION FOR AN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
o SYSTEM
PROBLEMS OF STORAGE ALLOCATION IN A MULTIPROCESSOR MULTI PROGRAMME
AN AUTOMATIC USE OF A BACKING STORE
DYNAMIC STORAGE ALLOCATION IN THE ATLAS COMPUTER, INCLUDING
A DYNAMIC STORAGE ALLOCATION SCHEME
A STORAGE ALLOCATION SCHEME FOR ALGOL 60
A STORAGE ALLOCATION SCHEME FOR ALGOL 60
A SEMI-AUTOMATIC STORAGE ALLOCATION SYSTEM AT LOADING TIME
~ATHEMATICAL APPLICATIONS OF THE DYNAMIC STORAGE ANALOG COMPUTER
GE-CAPACITY DIGITAL MEMORIES
INVESTIGATION OF STORAGE AND ACCESS TECHNIQUES SUITABLE FOR USE IN lAR
PROPOSAL FOR MAGNETIC OOMAIN-WALL STORAGE AND LOGIC
STORAGE AND LOGIC IN AN OPTICAL DIGITAL COMPUTER
MESSAGE STORAGE ANO PROCESSING WITH A MAGNETIC DRUM SYSTEM
MOLECULAR STORAGE AND REAO-OUT WITH MICROWAVES
INFORMATION STORAGE AND RETf\IEVAL
PERSPECTIVES IN INFORMATION STORAGE ANO RETRIEVAL
THE MULTI-LIST SYSTEM FOR REAL-TIME STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL
SYMPCSIU" ON ADVANCED METHODS IN INFORMATION STORAGE ANO RETRIEVAL
COOING CLINICAL LABORATORY DATA FOR AUTOMATIC STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL
ALGEBRAIC REPRESENTATION OF STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL LANGUAGES
STORAGE AND RETRIEVAl OF INFORMAT ION
SYMPOSIUM ON THE COLLECTION, STORAGE AND RETR IEVAL OF INFORMATION
33"

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STA - STO
PGEC622 187
PGEC622 IB7
WJCC60 315
EJCC56
16
PACM61 2A3
JACM581 39
PACM56
13
PIRE530 1465
FJCC63 519
I B14J634 340
PLCI61
86
WCR 574 279
P IRE611
8
CATH63 406
PACM61 12M
PGEC624 552
PACM61 2B3
IBMJ632 155
SOS 61 521
MTP 58 515
SOS 59
51
CACM610 460
JACM631 110
CACM639 515
PGEC622 274
PGEC635 532
PACM56
21
CAS 56
32
EDPS61 492
EDPS61 364
AUS 60 A4.4
AUS 60 A4.3
AUS 63 8.4
EOP561 "o8
CAS 62
31
F JCC63
519
TCJ1583 137
EJCC57 183
TCJ5621
7
MSEE464 39
HARV47 125
HARV47 133
CAMB49
26
CAMB49
75
ADC 53 195
ADC 53

212

PIRE530 1421
PWCS54
44
PGEC554 156
EJCC56 124
IEES56 331
IEES56 476
IEES56 497
PACM56
38
I BMJ572 130
HACC59
19
AADC60 215
AUS 60AI0.2
TCJ2604 189
EJCC61 194
LCMT61 263
LCMT61 313
PIRE625 1087
CACM635 240
PACM62 102
I BMJ614 287
JACM561 22
EJCC60 283
ECIP55 123
TCJ2592 49
CACM610 411
CACM610 419
CACM610 "22
CACM610 436
CACM610 460
IflP62 539
CACM610 449
CACM610 417
IBSJ633 230
CACM610 431
CACM610 421
CACM610 435
TCJ5623 200
C4CM610 441
BIT 612 89
C4C14610 446
WJCC60 119
LCMT61
1
PGEC614 708
OPI 62
44
EJCC54
14
NCR 584 255
PACM59
16
MIPP61
2
IFIP62 273
IFIP62 294
CACM63N 690
ICSI582 1313
EJCC55
79
ICIP59 495
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TITlE WORD INDEX

AN EFFICIENT PUNCHEO CARD COLLATING SYSTEM FOR THE
OATA IN A MOOERN HOSPITAL
THE
NUMBER OR 16 RANOOMI
A METHOD OF REPRESENTATION.
A LARGE-CAPACITY DOCUMENT
THE MECHANIZATION OF INFORMATION
E
MEMORY SYSTEM
STORAGE. INCLUDING THE USE OF MAGNETIC CORES FOR
A START AT AUTOMATIC
SEMIPERMANENT
SOME
TECHNIQUES FOR INCREASING
A HIGH-SPEED PERMANENT
THE ROPE MEMORY. A PERMANENT
A HIGH-SCANNING-RATE
OF SORTING IN CCMPUTING SYSTEMS USING RANDOM ACCESS
NEW HIGH DENSITY RECORDING SYSTEM. THE IBM 1311 DISK
THE MAGNElI C
SYSTEMS CONSIDERATIONS FOR THE USE OF RANDOM ACCESS
VATORY
PRIMARY PROCESSOR ANO DATA
PERMANENT AND SEMI-PERMANENT
PHOTOGRAPHIC
ALLOCATION OF
SEMI-AUTOMATIC ALLOCATION OF DATA
SOME ASPECTS OF INFORMATION
GENERALIZATION ANO INFORMATION
PERMANENT
USE OF MAGNETIC TAPE FOR DATA
PSEUDO-COOE TRANSLATION ON MULTI-LEVEL
THE DESIGN PROBLEMS OF A MEGABIT
WINO TUNNEL DATA REOUCTION USING PAPER-TAPE
APPARATUS FOR MAGNETIC
THE IBM 650 RAMAC SYSTEM DISK
SUCCESSIVE APPROXIMATIONS AND COMPUTER
METHOD OF SUCCESSIVE GRIDS fOR REDUCTION OF FUNCTION
AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF MINIMAL
FOR REOUCING CALCULATE TIME AND CONSERVATION OF
AN IMPROVED CATHODE RAY TUBE
UNIVAC RANOEX II, RANDOM ACCESS DATA
ONE-LEVEL
AND OPERATION OF A PARALLEL-TYPE CATHOOE-RAY-TUBE
OF CATHODE RAY TUBES FOR USE IN THE WILLIAMS TYPE
A MAGNETIC-TAPE AUXILIARY
ECHElON
SIMULTANEOUS-ACCESS MATRIX
CHARACTER REPRESENTATION AND
THE. STRUCTURE OF MEMORY OR
ROTATING-MIRROR PHOTOGRAPHIC
SERIAL MATRIX
SOME PROBLEMS IN THE DESIGN OF MAGNETIC FILM
A LIST-TYPE
OPTICAL AND PHOTOGRAPHIC
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN VERY-HIGH-SPEED MAGNETIC
SPEED CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES UTILIZING MINORITY CARRIER
THE TYPOTRON. A NOVEL CHAR~CTER OISPLAY
ONSIOERATIONS OF THE OSCILLOGRAPH TYPE ELECTROSTATIC
COORDINATE TUBES FOR USE WITH ELECTROSTATIC
THE ROLE OF THE fERRITE CORE IN A MATRIX
THE NEW IBM DISK
A SONIC DELAY-LINE
APPLICATIONS TO THE MAGNETIC TAPE
TUNNEL DIODE
DIGITAL
BIT
ADDRESSING FOR RANDOM-ACCESS
ESHOE HEAD. A RECORDING HEAD FOR DIGITAL INFORMATION
A OIGITAL STATIC MAGNETIC WIRE
THE FACT CO~PILER, A SYSTEM FOR THE EXTRACTION.
CRYOTRON
STORAGE AND SWITCHING
RAPIO-ACCESS
ON PROBABILISTIC PUSH-DOWN
A TRANSISTOR OIGITAL COMPUTER WITH A MAGNETIC-ORUM
A CARD CHANGEABLE NONOESTRUCTI VE READOUT TWI STOR
THE FLYING SPOT
COMBINED MAGNETIC AND GRAPHIC
THE METAL CARO MEMORY. A NEW SEMIPERMANENT
DESIGN OF AN ARUHMEllC UNIT INCORPORATING A NESTING
SIMULTANEOUS LINEAR EQUATIONS USING A MAGNETIC-TAPE
METHOO FOR A COMPUTER WITH MAGNETIC-TAPE BACKING
COMPUTER. INCLUOING AN AUTOMATIC USE OF A BACKING
RIX BY GIVENS' METHOO IN A COMPUlER WITH A TWD-LEVEL
RANOOM ACCESS SYSTEMS FOR CHAIN
AUTOMATIC
A HIGH-SPEED. LARGE-CAPACUY FIXEO
"AN INTERLEAVED-DIGIT MAGNETIC-DRUM
A PROPOSEO MAGNETIC WIRE AUXILIARY
A PERMANENT HIGH SPEEO
THE MAGNETIC-DRUM
A 2.18-~ICROSECOND MEGABIT CORE
A DIGITAL
RELIABILITY OF A MATRIX TYPE MAGNETIC
A VERY SMALL ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER WITH
OUT CIRCUIT FOR HIGH-SPEED NON-DESTRUCTIVELY READ
DEVICE IN LARGE-CAPACITY. RANDOM-ACCESS
A NEW CORE SWITCH FOR MAGNETIC MATRIX
TOWARDS CONTROLLING POST OFFICE TELECOMMUNICATION

COM~UTATING

THE SNOWY MOUNTAINS AUTHORITY
THE RCA 501 HIGH-SPEED PRINTERS, THE
THE ICSU ABSTRACTING BOARD, THE
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STORAGE AND RE TRIEVAL OF INFORMATION
THE COMAC, ICS1582 12"'5
SJCC62 291
STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL OF PHYSIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL
STORAGE ANO RETRIEVAL OF 13 RANDOM CODES IN A 4-DIGIT CACM623 165
LCMT61 351
STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL SYSTEM
STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS FOR TECHNICAL LITERATUR AUS 60 B1.2
STORAGE AND SEARCH PROPERTIES OF A TREE-ORGANIZED
CACM631 28
STORAGE AND SWITCHING
RAPID-ACCESS lEESS6 289
CACM605 321
STORAGE ASSIGNMENT
STORAGE BY CAPACITIVE COUPLING
PGEC613 446
I EES56 313
STORAGE CIRCUITS BASED ON VALVES
16
E JCC54
STORAGE DENSITY OF MAGNETIC DRUM SYSTEMS
STORAGE DEVICE
•
PGEC551 16
FJCC63
45
STORAGE DEVICE
JACM581 16
STORAGE DEVICE FOR COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
STORAGE DEVICES
SOME CHARACTERISTICS CIICM6 35 248
STORAGE DRIVE WITH INTERCHANGEABLE DISK PACKS
A FJCC63 321
I EES56 509
STORAGE DRUM ON THE ACE PILOT MOOEL
CAN 60 356
STORAGE EQUIPMENT
STORAGE EQUIPMENT FOR T"HE ORBITING ASTRONOMICAL OBSER PGEC636 611
STORAGE FACILITIES FOR BINARY DIGITAL COMPUTERS
CAMB49
71
CAMB49
85
STORAGE FOR A SERIES WORKING MACHINE
CACM611 60
STORAGE FOR ARRAYS IN ALGOL 60
JACM564 299
STORAGE FOR PACT I
LCMT61 211
STORAGE IN FERROELECTRICS
SOS 62 435
STORAGE IN NETWORKS OF ADALINE 'NEURONS'
STORAGE IN SMALL COMPUTERS
AUS 60 C5.1
CACM611 15
STORAGE IN THE ORACLE-ALGOL TRANSLATOR
ICIP59 144
STORAGE MACHINES
PGEC623 390
STORAGE MATRIX FOR USE IN A HIGH-SPEED COMPUTER
JACM562 101
STORAGE MEDIA
EJCC56
84
STORAGE ON THREE-INCH WIDE TAPES
STORAGE OPERATION
WJCC57
43
CACM615 222
STORAGE PROBLE~S IN ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
STORAGE REQUIREMENTS
THE TCJ5634 320
CACM635 206
STORAGE SORTING
2
STORAGE SPACE
RULES PACM56
WJCC53 167
STORAGE SYSTEM
EJCC60 189
STORAGE SYSTEM
PGEC622 223
STORAGE SYSTEM
STORAGE SYSTEM
THE DESIGN 1 EES56 319
STORAGE SYSTEM
THE TESTING PACM52T 42
I EES56 337
STORAGE SYSTEM FOR THE EDSAC
ADC 53 117
STORAGE SYSTEMS
MARV572 141t
STORAGE SYSTEM S
CAN 58 120
STORAGE SYS TEM S
TOMM58
1t6
STORAGE SYSTEMS
LCMT61 313
STORAGE SYSTEMS
PGEC612 247
STORAGE SYSTEMS
STORAGE SYSTEMS OPERATING AT MILLIMICRO-SECOND SPEEDS IF IP62 590
CACM638 433
STORAGE TECHNIQUE FOR ALPHANUMERIC INFORMATION
HARVlt7 lit 6
STORAGE TECHNIQUES
EJCC56 101
STORAGE TECHNIQUES
STORAGE TO ENHANCE TRANSIENT RESPONSE
HIGH- WJCC58 149
NCR 554 129
STORAGE TUBE
STORAGE TUBE
DESIGN AND MANUFACTURING C ANL 53
83
STORAGE TUBES
HARVlt9
96
STORAGE UN IT
CENG59 143
ICC 621 33
STORAGE UN IT
I EES56 491
STORAGE UNIT FOR A DIGITAL COMPUTER
BIT 621 16
STORAGE UNIT. FACIT ECM 64 (THE CAROUSEL MEMORY)
WJCC61 1t27
STORAGE USING CURRENT SENSING
PACM52P 197
STORAGE USING FERROMAGNETIC MATERIALS
STORAGE VIA ELECTRO-OPTICAL FEEDBACK
PGEC554 136
JACM633 307
STORAGE WITH MULTIPLE BUCKET CAPACITIES
STORAGE WITH NeN-CONTACT OPERATION
THE HORS NCR 6310 37
STORAGE WITH NCNDESTRUCTIVE READ-OUT
PGEC611 56
STORAGE, AND RETRIEVAL OF INFORMATION
WJCC60
13
STORAGE, ARITHMETIC AND LOGICAL CIRCUITS
DNR 60 396
I EES56 289
STORAGE, INCLUDING THE USE OF MAGNETIC CORES FOR
SOS 62 205
STORAGES
IEES56 390
STORE
WJCC59
Itl
STORE
LCMT61
79
STORE
LCMT61 137
STORE
STORE
LCMT61 213
STORE
I F1P62 694
STORE
SOLUTION OF TCJ36Dl 2B
STORE
ADAPTATION OF THE JACOBI TCJ5621 ~1
STORE
eYNAMIC STORAGE ALLOCATION IN THE ATLAS CACM610 435
STORE
lOR THE CO-DIAGONALIZATION OF A SYMMETRIC MAT TCJlt612 177
AUS 60 A4.1
STORE ACCOUNTING
STORE ANO FORWARD MESSAGE SWITCHING SYSTEM
WJCC60 365
STORE FOR A DIGITAL CO~PUTER
OPI 62 246
STORE FOR A TRANSISTOR DIGITAL COMPUTER
1 EES56 382
CAMBlt9
87
STORE FOR THE EOSAC
PGEC51t3
2
STORE FOR USE WITH DIGITAL COMPUTERS
STORE OF THE COMPUTER PEGASUS
1 EES56 197
PGEC612 233
STORE UNIT
IEES56 295
STORE USING A MAGNETIC CORE MATRIX
STORE WITH LINEAR SELECTION
CENG59 158
STORED LOGIC COMPUTING
PACM61 6CIt
STORED PROGRAM CONTROL
IFlP62 651
STORES
A REAO- lFIP62 597
99
STORES
THE CATHODE-RAY TUBE AS A LCMT61
STORES AND OTHER PURPOSES
PGEC6D2 176
STORES BY COMPUTER
PROGRESS TC84614 136
TCBI513 7It
STORES CONTROL AND MATERIAL COSTS
AUS 63 A.8
STORES SYSTEM, A CASE STUDY
WJCC59 204
STORY OF A PROOUCT DESIGN
STORY OF A VENTURE IN INTERNATIONAl COOPERATION
ICSI582 1503

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

335

STR - STU

TITLE WORD INDEX

STO - STR

A RANDOM ARRAY OF CELLS CAN LEARN TO TELL WHETHER A STRAIGHT LINE IS STRAIGHT
HOW SOS 61 315
NS OF 1'1 VARIABLES USING A SINGLE MAGNETIC CIRCUI
A STRAIGHTFORWARO WAY OF GENERATING ALL BOOLEAN FUNCTIO PGEC612 151
CAROS
AUTOMATIC STRAIN-GAGE AND THERMOCOUPLE RECOROING ON PUNCHED
JACM5.1 36
STRATEGIC APPROACHES TO THE STUDY OF BRAIN MODELS
SOS 61 385
THE VISUALIZER AS A MEANS OF DISPLAYING ABT'S STRATEGIC MOOEL
PACM62
88.
GENERATING STRATEGIES FOR CONTINOUS SEPARATION PROCESSES
TCJ2592 87
PROGRAM FOR DOUBLE-DUMMY BRIDGE PROBLEMS, A NEW STRATEGY FOR MECHANICAL GAME PLAYING
JACM633 357
COMPUTATIONS
STRATEGY FOR MULTIDIMENSIONAL NEUTRON GROUP DIFFUSION IFIP62 112
ERRORS
PROGRAMMING STRATEGY FOR PROTECTION AGAINST COMPUTER AND OPERATOR RMCS60
17
TOINSTRUCTIDN IN THE PRIMARY GRADES, AN EXPERIMENTAL STRATEGY IN CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT
ITHEMATICS BY AU PLCI61
99
BLIND VARIATION AND SELECTIVE SURVIVAL AS A GENERAL STRATEGY IN KNOWLEDGE-PROCESSES
SOS 59 205
SYSTEM
PR&RAMMING STRATEGY ON THE NATIONAL-ELLIOTT .05 OATA PROCESSING AUS 573 307
COMPUTER
THE PROGRAMMING STRATEGY USED WITH THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY MARK I
IEES56 151
AUTOMATIC STRATIFICATION OF INFORMATION
SJCC63 229
IMPROVING PROBLEM-ORIENTED lANGUAGE BY STRATIfYING IT
TCJ4613 217
RECOGNITION
A STREAM-FOLLOWING TECHNIQUE FOR USE IN CHARACTER
NCR 63. 6.·
A GENERAL DIGITAL COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR STATIC STRESS ANALYSIS
WJCC55
12
STRUCTURAL STRESS CALCULATIONS
EOPS61 483
TANTALUM AND TIN
FIRST- AND SECOND-ORDER STRESS EFfECTS ON THE SUPERCONOUCTING TRANSITIONS OF IBMJ621 94
I BMJ62 • •49
RESIDUAL STRESS IN SINGLE-CRYSTAL NICKEL FILMS
WHY STRETCH
PACM61 10C.
PROJECT STRETCH
PCS 62
1
USE OF THE DISK FILE ON STRETCH
CACM630 631
DESIGN OBJECTIVES FOR THE IBM STRETCH COMPUTER
EJCC56
20
DESIGN OBJECTIVES FOR THE IBM STRETCH COMPUTER
NEWC57
99
THE ENGINEERING DESIGN OF THE STRETCH COMPUTER
EJCC59
48
THE VIRTUAL MEMORY IN THE STRETCH COMPUTER
EJCC59
82
THE INSTRUCTION UNIT OF THE STRETCH COMPUTER
EJCC60 299
STRETCH EXPERIMENT IN MULTIPROGRAMMING
PACM62
28
PARTICLE-IN-CEll FLUID DYNAMICS ON THE IBM STRETCH MACHINE
CAS 62 157
MULTIPROGRAMMING STRETCH, FEASIBILITY CONSIDERATIONS
CACM59N 13
STRING DISTRIBUTION FOR THE POLYPHASE SORT
CACM635 217
ALGOL 60
A STRING LANGUAGE FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION BASED ON
CACM621 5.
lENGTH OF STRINGS FOR A MERGE SET
tACM63N 685
A SUGGESTED METHOD OF MAKING FUllER USE OF STRINGS IN ALGOL 60
CACM634 169
REPRESENTATION OF TEXT STRINGS IN BINARY COMPUTERS
8IT 631 52
EVALUATING NUMBERS EXPRESSED AS STRINGS OF ENGLISH WORDS
CACM600 541
A COMMAND lANGUAGE FOR HANDLING STRINGS OF SYMBOLS
PACM5B
30
A NOTE ON THE USE OF AUTOMATIC ADJUSTMENT OF STRIP WIDTH IN QUADRATURE
ECIP55 182
DRUM ORGANIZATION FOR STR08E ADDRESSING
PGEC614 722
HE SENSE-AMPLIFIER CIRCUIT THROUGH PRE-AMPLIFICATION STROBING AND NOISE-MATCHED CLIPPiNG
IRFORMANCE OF T PGEC625 677
SYNTHESIZING MINIMAL STROKE ANO DAGGER FUNCTIONS
NCR 602 55
AUTOMATIC DIGITAL MATRIC STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS
~JCC59
272
SOME USES OF MATRICES IN STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS
AUS 60 86.2
CONSTRUCTION OF A GRAMMAR ANO COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS
'THE USE OF MACHINES IN THE ICIP59 188
AN AUTOMATIC DIGITAll
THE MATRIX (FORCEI METHOD OF STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO USE OF AUS 60 86.1
DISTRIBUTED PARAMETER VIBRATION WITH STRUCTURAL DAMPING AND NOISE EXCITATION
PGEC592 197
STRUCTURAL STRESS CALCULATIONS
EOPS61 483
THE ANALYSIS OF lARGE STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS
TCJ1601 34
A PRELIMINARY STRUCTURAL TRANSFER SYSTEM
MTL 611 195
INTERPR.ETATION OF LINGUISTIC ENTITIES THAT FUNCTION STRUCTURALLY
ON THE SEMANTICAL MTL 612 543
NESTING WITHIN THE PREPOSITIONAL STRUCTURE
NSMT60 267
OPTIMIZERS, THEIR STRUCTURE
CACM60D 632
IMPACT OF INFORMATION RETRIEVAL ON CORPORATE STRUCTURE
PACM61 1283
ORDERLY FUNCTION WITH DISORDERLY STRUCTURE
SOS 61 219
SELF-ORGANIZING GROUPING, A LEARNING STRUCTURE
IFIP62 419
MICROPROGRAM-CONTROLLED COMPUTER WITH ELEMENTARY STRUCTURE
THE DESIGN OF A GENERAL-PURPOSE PGEC602 208
VIBRATION OF A BEAM ANO A RECTANGULAR MULTICEL.LULAR STRUCTURE
OPERATIONAL ANALOG SIMULATION OF THE PGEC593 381
ERING MANPOWER WITHIN A MULTI-PROJECT ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
OPTIMUM ALLOCATION OF RESEARCH AND ENGINE PACM62
56
UCTlON, INSTRUCTIOPIAL PROGRAMMING AND SUBJECT-MATTER STRUCTURE
SOME RESEARCH PROBLEMS IN AUTOMATEO INSTR PLCI61
67
SHUAC PROGRAMMES FOR X-RAY CRYSTAL STRUCTURE ANALYSIS
AUS 571 120
COMPUTING PROBLEMS IN X-RAY CRYSTAL STRUCTURE ANALYSIS
AUS 63 B.13
SYNTACTIC STRUCTURE AND AMBIGUITY OF ENGLISH
FJCC63 397
DYANA, DYNAMICS ANALYZER-PROGRAMMER, PART II, STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION
EJCC58 148
ALGEBRA (GERMANI
REPRESENTATION OF THE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF COMPUTERS BY EQUIVALENCE
ECIP55 218
MAZE STRUCTURE AND INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
ICSI582 1383
DIGITAL COMPUTER (GERMANI
STRUCTURE AND OPERATION OF THE TELEFUNKEN TR •
PGEC636 613
AFFiliATE PLAN, A NEW YENTURE IN ENGINEERING SOCIETY STRUCTURE AND SERVICE
THE IRE PGEC572 71
STRUCTURE AND USE OF ALGOL 60
JACM622 161
THE STRUCTURE AND USE OF THE SYNTAX DIRECTED COMPILER
ARAP623 207
FOR TRANSFER GRAMMAR
STRUCTURE AT THE LEXICAL LEVEL ANO ITS IMPLICATION
MTL 611 97
ESTIMATION OF QUEUING STRUCTURE 8Y MEANS OF STATISTICAL SAMPLING
PACM59
9
OF COMPUTER SYSTEMS, THE FIXED PLUS VARIABLE STRUCTURE COMPUTER
ORGANIZATION WJCC60
33
EIGENVECI
ORGANIZATION OF A 'FIXED-PLUS-VARIABLE' STRUCTURE COMPUTER FOR COMPUTATION OF EIGENVALUES AND JACM621 41
ADDENDUM TO 'ORGANIZATION OF A 'FIXED-PLUS-VARIABLE' STRUCTURE COMPUTER FOR COMPUTATION OF EIGENVALUES AND JACM624 522
WOC062 182
THE UCLA VARIABLE STRUCTURE COMPUTER SYSTEM
AUTOMATIC ASSIGNMENT OF COMPUTATIONS IN A VARIABLE STRUCTURE COMPUTER SYSTEM
PGEC636 755
bMPROTEIN, A COMPUTER PROGRAM TO AIO PRIMARY PROTEIN STRUCTURE DETERMINATION
C FJCC62 262
AND EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION EVALUATION IN A VARIABLE STRUCTURE DIGITAL COMPUTER
LOGARlTHMICPGEC622 155
A COMMAND STRUCTURE FOR COMPLEX INFORMATION PROCESSING
WJCC58 119
A MULTI-lEVEL FILE STRUCTURE FOR INFORMATION PROCESSING
WJCC60
53
ON THE NONEXISTENCE OF A PHRASE STRUCTURE GRAMMAR FOR ALGOL 60
CACM629 .83
NOTE ON THE PROOF OF THE NON-EXISTENCE OF A PHRASE STRUCTURE GRAMMAR FOR ALGOL 60
CACM633 105
AN INFORMATION ALGEBRA, PHASE 1 REPORT, LANGUAGE STRUCTURE GROUP OF THE CODASYL DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE CACM624 190
COMPUTATION, BEHAVIOR, ANO STRUCTURE IN F IXEO AND GROWING AUTOMATA
SOS 59 282
USE OF SEMANTIC STRUCTURE IN INfORMATION SYSTEMS
CACM621 40
AN ASSEMBLY PROGRAM FOR A PHRASE STRUCTURE LANGUAGE
TCJ3603 16B
OESCRIPTioN OF MERCURY AUfOCODE IN TERMS OF A PHRASE STRUCTURE LANGUAGE
A ARAP612 29
A NEW METHOD FOR DISCOVERING THE GRAMMARS OF PHRASE STRUCTURE LANGUAGES
ICIP59 285
ON AMBIGUITY IN PHRASE STRUCTURE LANGUAGES
CACM620 526
A GENERAL TRANSLATION PROGRAM FOR PHRASE STRUCTURE LANGUAGES
JACM621
1
A CLASS OF MACHINES WHICH DETERMINE THE STATISTICAL STRUCTURE Of A SEQUENCE OF CHARACTERS
VCR 594 66
DESCRIPTION
FORMAL STRUCTURE OF ALGOL AND SIMPLIFICATION OF ITS
ROME62
75
G TRANSFORMATION GROUP
THE STRUCTURE OF AN AUTOMATON AND ITS OPERATION-PRESERVIN JACM623 345
ICIENT SORTING AND OTHER DATA PRI
ORGANIZATION AND STRUCTURE OF DATA ON DISK FILE MEMORY SYSTEMS FOR EFF CACM635 245
THE STRUCTURE OF INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS
ICSI582 1275
TOMM5B
46
THE STRUCTURE OF MEMORY OR STORAGE SYSTEMS
MATHEMATICAL STRUCTURE OF NCNARITHMETIC DATA PROCESSING PROCEDURES JACM621 136
CACM638 413
SKELETAL STRUCTURE OF PERT AND CPA COMPUTER PROGRAMS
FURTHER RESULTS ON THE STRUCTURE OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES,JACM631 18
336

COMPUTER LITERATURE 8IBLIOGRAPHY 19U-1963

336

STR - SUM

TITLE WORO INDEX

SIll - STU

LINE WIDTHS AND PRESSURE SHIFTS IN MODE STRUCTURE OF STI~ULATED E"ISSION FRO~ GAAS JUNCTIONS
AN ENGINEERING APPLICATION OF LOGIC-STRUCTURE TABLES
LOGIC STRUCTURE TABLES
LANGUAGE PROBLEMS POSED BY HEAVILY STRUCTURED DATA
SI"PLEX METHOD WITH PSEUDO-BASIC VARIABLES FOR STRUCTURED LINEAR PROGRAMMING PROBLE~S
HIGH-RESOLUTION "AGNETIC RECORDING STRUCTURES
CALCULATION OF FLUX PATTERNS IN FERRITE MULTI PATH STRUCTURES
KNOTTED LIST STRUCTURES
KNOTTED LIST STRUCTURES
~APPED LIST STRUCTURES
CHAIN LIST ~ATRICES fOR THE ANALYSIS Of COBOL DATA STRUCTURES
THE USE Of
OF COMPUTER TECHNIQUES TO PROBLEMS IN HYDRAULIC STRUCTURES
THE APPLICATION
APPLICATION
) OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS TO THE DETERMINATION OF CRYSTAL STRUCTURES BY X-RAY ANALYSIS
GENERICALLY WITH IBM 702
PRINTING CHEMICAL STRUCTURES ELECTRONICALLY, ENCODED CO~POUNDS SEARCHED
DATA STRUCTURES FOR DATA RETRIEVAL
INFORMATION STRUCTURES FOR PROCESSING AND RETRIEVING
USE OF TREE STRUCTURES FOR PROCESSING fiLES
THE IDENTIFICATION OF NESTED STRUCTURES IN PREDICTIVE SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS
ON THE STRUCTURES OF AN AUTOMATON AND ITS INPUT SEMIGROUP
STRUCTURES OF STANDARDS-PROCESSING ORGANIZATIONS IN
ANALYSIS OF ELASTIC STRUCTURES ON OIGITAL COMPUTERS
DATA STRUCTURES THAT GENERALIZE RECTANGULAR ARRAYS
INTROOUCTORY PROBLEM IN SYM80L MANIPULATION FOR THE STUDENT
AN
PGEC STUDENT ACTIVITIES AND EDUCATION IN COMPUTERS
UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO STUDENT RECORDS
ITECHNIQUES TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF
DEVICE
PLATO II, A MULTIPLE-STUDENT, COMPUTER-CONTROLLED, AUTOMATIC TEACHING
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING FOR YOUNG STUDENTS
AIRCRAFT PERFORMANCE STUOIED ON AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER
ANALOG, COMPUTING APPLIEO TO NOISE STUDIES
MAGNACARD, MAGNETIC RECORDING STUDIES
SO~E HELICOPTER SIMULATION STUDIES
AN IR LANGUAGE FOR LEGAL RETRIEVAL STUDIES
OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS TO ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEM LOSS STUDIES
APPLICATION
SCANNER FOR PATTERN- AND CHARACTER-RECOGNITION STUDIES
A GENERALIZED
SIMULATION ENVIRONMENT FOR AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL STUDIES
A C~PUTER DRIVEN
ELECTRONIC COMPUTER AT THE INStITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDIES
A DESCRIPTION OF THE
OF STANOARDS
MEMORY STUDIES ANO OTHER DEVELOPMENTS AT 'THE NATIONAL BUREAU
THE USE OF ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS IN TRAFFIC STUDIES AND RESEARCH
PHASE PLANE STUDIES BY USE OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
SOME STUDIES IN MACHINE LEARNING USING THE GAME OF
CHECKERS
SOME STUDIES IN MACHINE LEARNING, USING THE GAME OF
CtiECKERS
THE USE OF ANALOGUE COMPU~ERS IN THEORETICAL STUDIES OF GUIDED MISSILES
N~ERICAL STUDIES OF IMPLICIT ITERATIVE ~ETHODS FOR SOLVING
ELLIPTIC DIfFERENCE EQUATIONS
CHARACTERISTICS OF SOME RECENT STUDIES OF INSTRUCTIONAL METHODS
COMPUTER STUDIES OF ORBITAL RENOEZVOUS
STUDIES OF PERCEPTION
TWO-PARAMETER LIFETIME DISTRIBUTIONS fOR RELIABILITY STUDIES OF RENEWAL PROCESSES
GROWN GE
RADIOTRACER STUDIES OF THE INCORPORATION Of IODINE INTO VAPORTHIN FILMS
INITIAL STUDIES OF THE PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES OF VANADIUM
SOLUTION OF INITIALI
THEORETICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON THE ACCUMULATION Of ERROR IN THE NUMERICal
A COMPUTER APPROACH TO CONTENT ANALYSIS, STUDIES USING THE GENERAL INQUIRER SYSTEM
BUSINESS OA~A PROCESSING. A CASE STUDY
SERVOMULTIPLIER ERROR STUDY
FILE PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH THE NATIONAL MENU STUDY
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL STUDY
COMPUTER FEASIBILITY STUDY
A CHARACTER-RECOGNITION STUDY
AN AUTOMATED TECHNIQUE FOR CONDUCTING A TOTAL SYSTEM STUDY
THE SNOWY MOUNTAINS AUTHORITY STORES SYSTEM, A CASE STUDY
SPEEDING THE NATION'S BUSINESS, CASE STUDY
SOME ASPECTS
OF THE LOGICAL OESIGN OF A CONTROL COMPUTER, A CASE STUDY
THE AUTOMATIC
COMPILATION OF TECHNICAL DATA TABLES, A CASE STUDY
FEATURE WORD CONSTRUCTION fOR USE
WITH PATTERN RECOGNITION ALGORITHMS, AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY
DIAGNOSIS AND PREDICTION OF MALFUNCTIONS IN
THE COMPUTING MACHINE AT THE INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDY
A MANUFACI
SYSTEMS DESIGN ANO COMPUTER EVALUATION STUDY FOR A QUASI-REAL TIME DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM IN
LONDON COMPUTER GROUP, STUDY GROUP REPORTS
LONDON STUDY GROUP REPORTS 1957-1958
A CASE STUDY IN COMMERCIAL ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
EMPIRICal
EXPLORATIONS OF THE LOGIC THEORY MACHINE, A CASE STUDY IN HEURISTIC
EMPIRICal
EXPLORATIONS WITH THE LOGIC THEORY MACHINE, A CASE STUDY IN HEURISTICS
DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM
A CASE STUDY IN THE APPLICATION OF AN EMIDEC ELECTRONIC
T THROUGH THE PROMOTION OF INTER-INSTALLI
SHARE, A STUDY IN THE REDUCTION OF REOUNOANT PROGRAMMING EFfOR
USING COMPUTERS TO STUOY LEADERSH IP
A CASE STUDY OF A CONVERSION
10 JOURNALS
ANALYTICAL STUDY OF A METHOD FOR LITERATURE SEARCH IN ABSTRACT IN
MECHANICAL PRAGMATICS, A TIME-MOTION STUDY Of A MINIATURE MECHANICAL LINGUISTIC SYSTEM
TELEFlLE, A CASE STUDY OF AN ONLINE SAVINGS BANK APPLICATION
STUDY OF ANTIAIRCRAFT SYSTEMS BY SIMULATION WITH A
MONTE CARLO "ODEL
INEAR CONTROL SYSTEMS BY MEANS OF DIGITAL COMPUI
A STUDY OF ASYNCHRONOUSLY EXCITED OSCILLATIONS IN NON-L
STRATEGIC APPROACHES TO THE STUDY OF BRAIN MODELS
EXPERIMENTS eN COMPUTING MACHINES
A STUDY OF CERTAIN COMBINATORIAL PROBLEMS THROUGH
AN OPERATIONAL METHOD FOR THE STUDY OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
EMPIRICAL STUDY OF EFFECTS OF ROUNDING ERRORS
ANALOGUE STUDY OF ELECTRON TRAJECTORIES
FOR USE IN A DIGITAL MEMORY
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF eLECTRON-BEAM DRIVEN SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES
A STUDY OF FEEDBACK AND ERRORS IN SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
THE SOLUTION OF CERTAIN PROBLEMS OCCURRING IN THE STUDY OF flUID flOW
ELEMENTS OF BOOLEAN ALGEBRA FOR THE STUDY OF INFOR"ATION-HANDLING SYSTEMS
THE STUDY OF INTELLIGENT BEHAVIOR
ENGLISH WORDS AND NAMES
A STUDY OF METHODS FOR SYSTEMATICALLY ABBREVIATING
AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF MINIMAL STORAGE SORTING
A RING MODEL FOR THE STUDY OF MULTIPLICATION FOR COMPLEMENT CODES
A SHORT STUDY OF NOTATION EFFICIENCY
EQUATIONS
A STUDY OF NUMERICAL METHODS FOR SOLVING DIFFERENTIAL
AN APPROACH TO THE EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF PERSISTENT-CURRENT DEVICES
ARITHMETIC UNITS
A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF PROPAGATION SPEED-UP CIRCUITS IN BINARY
A STUDY OF REFILL PHENOMENA IN WILLIAMS' TUBE "EMORIES
CAUDAL PHOTORECEPTOR OF THE CRAYFISH, A QUANTITATIVE STUDY OF RESPONSES TO INTENSITY, TEMPORAL AND WAVElEN
CONTROL
THE STUDY OF THE APPLICATION OF A COMPUTER TO PRODUCTION
AN OPERATIONS RESEARCH STUDY OF THE DISSEMINATION OF SCIENTifiC INFORMATION
337

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY

19~6-1963

155
CAC"61N 516
CACM616 272
CACM621 28
TCB663~ 126
18~J582
90
NCR 5B~ 263
PACM6l 5B3
CACM623 161
CACM638 ~J5
PACM62
7~
AUS 60 B5.1
CAN 58 307
ICSI581 711
PACM62 110
CACM621 11
CACM635 272
MTL 611 1~3
JACM63~ 521
CACM636 29~
BIT 63~ 251
SJCC62 325
CACM609 ~88
PGEC552 ~9
AUS 60'Al.1
PLCI61 205
JACM58~ 309
WJCC55
78
PIRE530 1509
WCR 57~ 21~
TCJ2591 10
CACM619 380
LSU 57
82
WJCC59 291
FJCC63 ~37
PACM52T 95
ADC 53 217
AUS 60 A8.2
PACM62
68
CATH63
71
IBMJ593 210
AUS 572 211C
IFIP62 132
PLCI61
13
CAN 62
89
CABS62 280
IB~J591
58
IBMJ603 269
ONR 60 121
ICIP59
36
SJCC63 2~1
WJCC5~
80
PACM56
2~
EJCC58
63
WJCC59 283
TCB3591
3
IBMJ6D3 335
EJCC61 306
AUS 63 A.8
AUS 63 A.17
PGEC636 687
AUS 60 A8.~
IB~J632

JACM63~ ~5B

NCR 537 59
PACM61 12B~
TCB1573 47
TCB2581
3
TCB25B1 12
WJCC57 218
CATH63 109
BCS 58 ~65
DNR 56
29
LSU 58
~9
AUS 63 A.12
ICSI581 351
CACM620 576
CACM63D 708
BIT 611 27
AUS 60B'2.2
SOS 61 385
LSU 55 101
AUS 571 110
HARV~9

JACM551
18MJ624
PGEe633
CAS 57
PIRE530
HARV61
JACM614
CAC"635
PGEC591
CACM608
PACM58
ONR 60
IflP62
PGEC581
SJCC62
TCJ2591
ICSI581

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28
~3T

223
91
1366
7
538
206
25
~68

3
56
671
23
159
2~

91
337

STU - SUR

TITLE WORD INDEX

STR - SUM

PROBLEMS IN THE STUDY OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
SJCC62 147
A STUDY OF THE PLAYBACK PROCESS OF A MAGNETIC RING HEAD IBMJ614 321
TRI-GLYCINE SULFATE
STUDY OF THE SECOND-OROER FERROELECTRIC TRANSITION IN I BMJ583 212
NUMERICAL TECHNIQUES FOR THE STUDY OF TIME-VARYING SYSTEMS
AUS 63 8.20
APPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS TO PROBLEMS IN THE STUDY OF VEHICULAR TRAFFIC
WJCC58 159
CE SERVICES BY SCANDINAVIAN SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEI
STUDY ON THE USE OF SCIENTIFIC LITERATURE AND REFEREN ICSI581 19
IBMJ593 231
BEARINGS
A GAS FILM LUBRICATION STUDY PART I. SOME THEORETICAL ANALYSES OF SLIDER
ATION FOR FINITE SLIDER BEl
A GAS FILM LUBRICATION STUDY PART II. NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE REYNOLDS EQU I BMJ593 256
SLIDER BEARINGS
A GAS FILM LUBRICATION STUDY PART Ill. EXPE~IMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF PIVOTED I BMJ593 260
TCJ6632 121
TRAINS TO RUN TO A SCHEDULE
A PROGRAM TO STUDY THE EFFECT OF RANDOM DELAYS ON THE ABILITY OF
INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDY WILLIAMS MEMORY
ANL 53
31
CAN 58 256
CONDUCTING A FEASIBILITY STUDY. A CASE HISTORY
AUS 63 A.4
AN INDUSTRY STUDY. BANKING
AUS 63 A.6
A~ INDUSTRY STUDY. E.D.P. IN THE DEFENCE SERVICES
HARV55 135
CASE STUDY. ORDER PROCESSING AND PRODUCTION PLANNING
LINEAR PROGRAMMING TO THE DESIGN OF ANIMAL FEEDING STUFFS
THE APPLICATION OF BCS 58 616
ON STURM SEQUENCES FOR TRIDIAGONAL MATRICES
JACM603 260
PACM56
18
A VARIATIONAL APPROXIMATION FOR STURM-LIOUVILLE PROBLEMS
OCR
62 115
DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR STYLIZED FONT CHARACTER READERS
EXING
AN AUTIlMATlC ABSTRACTING PROGRAM EMPLOYING STYLO-STATlSTlCAL TECHNIQUES AND HIERARCHIAL DATA IND PACM61 5C3
THE EASTMAN KOOAK MULTIPLE-STYLUS ELECTRONIC PRINTER
EJCC52 118
PGEC622 263
THE MAGNETIC CONFIGURATION OF STYLUS RECORDING
A SUB-AUDIO TIME DELAY CIRCUIT
PGEC542 45
CACM599 2't
ALGOL SUB-COMMITTEE REPORT-EXTENSIONS
A UNIVERSAL EJCC59 108
COMPUTER CAPABLE OF EXECUTING AN ARBITRARY NUMBER OF SUB-PROGRAMS SIMULTANEOUSLY
PACM52T 81
INTERPRETATIVE SUB-ROUTINES
FFERENTIAL HUATlONS AND FOR GAUSSIANI
THE USE OF SUB-ROUTINES ON SEAC FOR NUMERICAL INTEGRATIONS OF 01 PACM52T 88
HARV61
32
SOLVABLE SURANYI SUBCLASSES. AN INTRODUCTION TO THE HERBRANO THEORY
PGEC582 185
SENEWS. SCIENCE EDUCATION SUBCOMMITTEE NEWSLETTER
15 MAYI
USA NATIONAL ACTIVITY REPORT TO ISD-TC 97-SUBCDMMITTEE 5. COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION PROCESSING. CACM639 502
THE DYNAMICS OF A SUBHARMONIC OSCILLATOR WITH LINEAR DISSIPATION
IBMJ612 151
I BMJ604 402
ON THE SWITCHING TIME OF SUBHARMONIC OSCILLATORS
A COMPUTER SUBSYSTEM USING KILOMEGACYCLE SUBHARMONIC OSCILLATORS
PIRE611 128
AUS 63 C.15
DIFFERENTIAL SYSTEM
BEHAVIOUR OF SUBHARMONICS OF EVEN ORDER ARISING IN A NON-LINEAR
OF ... FACETED CLASSIFICATION FOR A SPECIAL SUBJECT
THE CONSTRUCTION ICSI5B2 B61
SUBJECT ANALYSIS FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
ICSI582 855
RELATION BETWEEN COMPLETENES.S AND EFFECTIVENESS OF A SUBJECT CATALOGUE
THE ICSI581 371
SUBJECT SLANTING IN SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACTING
ICSI581 401
PUBLICATIONS
CORRECTION TO MINIMIZATION OF CONTACT NETWORKS SUBJECT TO RELIABILITY SPECIFICATIONS
PGEC611 62
CAN 62 152
OPTIMAL SHIPPING SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO TIME RESTRICTIONS
SOME RESEARCH PROBLEMS IN PLCI61
67
AUTOMATED INSTRUCTION. INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAMMING AND SUBJECT-MATTER STRUCTURE
MTL 612 417
RUSSIAN -CR VERBS. IMPERSONALLY USED VERBS. AND SUBJECT-OBJECT AMBIGUITIES
SUBJECT-WORD LETTER FREQUENCIES WITH APPLICATIONS TO ICSI582 903
SUPERIMPOSED CODING
YSIS OF THE PERFORMANCE OF A NON-LINEAR SERVO-SYSTEM SUBJECTEO TO STATISTICAL INPUT
ANALOG COMPUTER ANAl AUS 60 C7.4
ORGANIZING SYST£MI
INTERACTION BETWEEN A GROUP OF SUBJECTS AND AN ADAPTIVE AUTOMATION TO PRODUCE A SELF SOS 62 283
PGEC602 192
SUBMICROSECOND CORE MEMORIES US ING MULTIPLE
COINCIDENCE
A EJCC59 190
HIGH SPEED. SMALL SIZE MAGNETIC DRUM MEMORY UNIT FOR SUBMINIATURE DIGITAL COMPUTERS
AMMING AND INFORMATION THEI
A METHOD FOR OBTAINING SUBOPTIMAL GROUP-TESTING POLICIES USING DYNAMIC PROGR JACM631 89
CAS 59 100
A QUASI-SIMPLEX METHOD FOR DESIGNING SUBOPTIMUM PACKAGES OF ELECTRONIC BUILDING BLOCKS
CACM637 391
THE LINKING SEGMENT SUBPROGRAM LANGUAGE AND LINKING LOADER
JACM561
6
A SUBROUTINE FOR COHPUTAliONS WITH RATIONAL NUMBERS
CACM631 32
FORTRAN SUBROUTINE FOR TIME SERIES ANALYSIS
CACM585
5
A SUBROUTINE METHOO FOR CALCULATING LOGARITHMS
PACM59
40
COMPUTER GENERATION OF OPTIMIZED SUBROUTINES
JACM611 104
COMPUTER GENERATION OF OPTIMIZED SUBROUTINES
ECIP55 161
SUBROUTINES FOR OERA (GERMAN)
COMPILER
TWO SUBROUTINES FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION WITH AN ALGEBRAIC CACM612 102
PACM52P 173
CONSTRUCTION AND USE OF SUBROUTINES FOR THE SEAC
CACM636 329
REMARKS ON FORTRAN SUBROUTINES FOR TIME SERIES ANALYSIS
CACM61N 492
LOW LEVEL LANGUAGE SUBROUTINES FOR USE WITHIN FORTRAN
PACM52P 235
THE USE OF SUBROUTINES IN PROGRAMMES
ARAP612 117
ARITHMETIC FORMULAE AND SUBROUTINES IN SAKO
PACM52P 231
THE USE OF SUBROUTINES ON SWAC
AUS 60C12.1
SUBROUTINES. LEARNING AND SYMBOLIC COOING
CACM614 169
ON THE COMPILATION OF SUBSCRIPTED VARIABLES
ROME62 331
EFFICIENT HANDLING OF SUBSCRIPTED VARIABLES IN ALGOL 60 COMPILERS
RECURSIVE SUBSCRIPTING COMPILERS AND LIST-TYPE MEMORIES
CACM592
4
CAS 60
3
ELECTRONIC PROCESSING OF 10 MILLION SUBSCRIPTION RECORDS
CACM630 595
ECMA SUBSET OF ALGOL 60
CAN 60 193
AUTOMATIC LOAD PROJECTION AND SUBSTATION PLANNING BY CO"PUTER
CACM59N 17
FLOW OUTLINING. A SUBSTITUTE FOR FLOW CHARTING
1 BMJ634 325
A DATA DISPLAY SUBSYSTEM
FJCC63 193
A SEARCH "EMORY SUBSYSTEM FOR A GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER
AN AOVANCED BO~BING. NAVIGATION AND MISSILE GUIDANCE SUBSYSTEM FOR THE B-10 AIR. VEHICLE
IEQUIPMENT FOR PIRE611 313
A COMPUTER SUBSYSTEM USING KILOMEGACYCLE SUBHARMONIC OSCILLATORS P IRE611 128
DECIMAL INTEGER CONVERSION USING ONLY ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION
MULTIPLE-PRECISION BINARY-TO- CACM638 439
A DECIMAL ADDITION-SUBTRACTION UNIT
I EES56 138
CACM580
6
EXTRACTION OF ROOTS BY REPEATED SUBTRACTIONS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
GENERALIZATION. KEY TO SUCCESSFUL ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
JACM591
1
MS IN ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
SUCCESSIVE APPROXIMATIONS AND COMPUTER STORAGE PROBLE CACM615 222
REQUIREMENTS
THE METHOD OF SUCCESSIVE GRIOS FOR REOUCTION OF FUNCTION STORAGE
TCJ5634 320
TCJ6633 211
AN ITERATIVE PROCESS FOR OPTIMIZING SYMMETRIC SUCCESSIVE OVER-RELAXATION
THE TCJ4611 13
OETERMINATION OF THE OPTIMUM ACCELERATING FACTOR FOR SUCCESSIVE OVER-RELAXATION
IHNIQUE FOR THE D CACM614 164
ETERMINATION OF THE OPTIMUM RELAXATION FACTOR OF THE SUCCESSIVE OVER-RELAXATION METHOD
N WITH CHEBYSHEV SEMI-ITERATION
EIGENVALUES OF THE SUCCESSIVE OVER-RELAXATION PROCESS AND ITS COMBINATIO TCJ6633 250
BIT 623 143
ON COMPLEX SUCCESSIVE OVERRELAXATION
ICIT ALTERI
RECENT NUMERICAL EXPERIMENTS COMPARING SUCCESSIVE OVERRELAXATION ITERATIVE METHODS WITH IMPL PACM61 2A2
NCE EQUATION PROBLEMS
A NECESSARY AND SUFFICIENT CONDITION FOR STABILITY OF PARTIAL DIFFERE J ACM602 163
BCS 58 410
ACCOUNTING FOR FARMERS. SUGAR BEET PRODUCTION
A SUGGESTED METHOD OF MAKING FULLER USE OF STRINGS IN
CACM634 169
ALGOL 60
COMPUTER THAT PERCEIVES. LEARNS. AND REASONS
A SUGGESTED MOOEL FOR INFORMArION REPRES.ENTATION IN A WJCC60 151
SUGGESTIONS FOR A UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE (FRENCH)
I CIP59 132
SUGGESTIONS ON ALGOL 60 (ROMEI ISSUES
CACM6ll 20
EJCC53 113
RELIABILITY AND ITS RELATION TO SUITABILITY AND PREDICTABILITY
A LEARNING PROCESS SUITABLE FOR MECHANIZATION
PACM56
34
CO-ORDINATE INFORMATION INTO POLAR CD-ORDINATE FORM SUITABLE FOR RADAR TARGET ACQUISITION
10F CARTESIAN AUS 60 C9.3
TCJ6632 202
AN ITERATIVE LEAST-SQUARE METHOD SUITABLE FOR SOLVING LARGE SPARSE MATRICES
LCMT61
1
INVESTIGATION OF STORAGE AND ACCESS TECHNIQUES SUITABLE FOR USE IN LARGE-CAPACITY DIGITAL MEMORIES
STUDY OF THE 1 BMJ583 212
SECOND-ORDER FERROELECTRIC TRANSITION IN TRI-GLYCINE SULFATE
PGEC6H 265
THE CARRY-DEPENDENT SUM ADOER
338

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

338

SUM - SWI

TITLE WORD INDEX

CONDITIONAL-SUM ADDITION LOGIC
CORRECTION TO CONDITIONAL-SUM ADDITION LOGIC
ON THE SUM OF INVERSES OF PRIMES AND OF TWIN PRIMES
MINIMAL 'SUM OF PRODUCTS OF SUMS' EXPRESSIONS OF BOOLEAN
FUNCTIONS
THE SUMAOOR CHINO
AN EVALUATION OF SEVERAL TWO-SUMMAND BINARY ADDERS
CONFERENCE SUMMARY
CONFERENCE SUMMARY
SUMMARY AND FORECAST
SUMMARY OF A HEURISTIC LINE BALANCING PROCEDURE
SUMMARY OF ACTIVITIES OF THE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSI
TY IN THE FIELD OF INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
SUMMARY OF AIEE-IRE-ACM CONFERENCE
SYSTEM SUMMARY OF IBM 7030
NOTE ON THE SELECTIVE SUMMATION OF FOURIER SERIES
SUMMATION OF THE SCATTERING SERIES FOR THE SCATTERING
OF ELECTRONS BY ATOMIC FIELDS
SUMMER SCHOOL ON ADVANCES IN PROGRAMMING AND NONNUMERICAL ANALYSIS
THE
M.I.T. SYSTEMS OF AUTOMATIC CODING, COMPREHENSIVE, SUMMER SESSION, AND ALGEBRAIC
MINIMAL 'SUM OF PRODUCTS OF SUMS' EXPRESSIONS OF BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS
AN INQUIRY INTO THE COMPUTER AUTOMATION DF SUPER MARKETS
FAR-INFRARED ABSORPTION IN A LEAD-THALLIUM SUPER-CONDUCTING ALLOY
CHARACTERISTICS OF BULK AND THIN FILM SUPERCONDUCTING ALLOYS
A THERMODYNAMIC TREATMENT OF DILUTE SUPERCONDUCTING ALLOYS
THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY OF DILUTE INOIUM-MERCURY SUPERCONOUCTING ALLOYS
EFFECTS
OF ELECTRON CONCENTRATION AND MEAN FREE PATH ON THE SUPERCONOUCTING BEHAVIOR OF ALLOYS
NUCLEAR SPIN RELAXATION IN SUPERCONDUCTING CADMIUM
THERMAL PROPERTIES OF A COMPUTER UTILIZING THIN-FILM SUPERCONDUCTING ELEMENTS
TIME AVERAGE
WITH APPLICATIONI
MAGNETIC FIELO DEPENDENCE OF THE SUPERCONDUCTING ENERGY GAP IN GINZBURG-LANDAU THEORY
IPE OF BISTABLE ELEMENT INVOLV
INC THERMAL PROPAGATION OF A NORMAL REGION IN A THIN SUPERCONDUCTING FILM
EFFECT OF RESIDUAL GASES ON SUPERCONDUCTlNG FILM CHARACTERISTICS
EDGE EFFECTS IN SUPERCONDUCTING FILMS
MEASUREMENT OF MAGNETIC-FIELD ATTENUATION BY THIN SUPERCONDUCTING FILMS
HIGH-FREQUENCY BEHAVIOR OF. VERY THIN SUPERCONDUCTING FILMS AND CHANGES IN CRITICAL TEMPERA
TURE PRODUCEI
SUPERCDNDUCTING FILMS LESS THAN 100 ANGSTROM UNITS
THICK
TRAPPED-flUX SUPERCONDUCTING MEMORY
EFFECT OF OEFECTS ON THE SUPERCONDUCTING PROPERTIES OF TANTALUM
THE KAPITZA RESISTANCE OF METALS IN THE NORMAL AND SUPERCONDUCTING STATES
ITHE INFLUENCE OF AGGREG
ATION ON THE MA~ET1C PHASE TRANSITION OF EVAPORATED SUPERCONDUCTING THIN FILMS
SUPERCONDUCTING TIN FILMS OF LOW RESIDUAL RESISTIVITY
T HEAT AND EODY CURRENTS
ON THE TRANSI7ION FROM SUPERCONOUCTING TO NORMAL PHASE, ACCOUNTING FOR LATEN
MECHANICAL EFFECTS AT THE SUPERCONDUCTING TRANSITION
VARIATION OF THE ELASTIC MODULI AT THE SUPERCONOUCTING TRANSITION
GEOMETRIC EFFECTS IN THE SUPERCONOUCTING TRANSITION OF THIN FILMS
FIRST- AND SECOND-ORDER STRESS EFFECTS ON THE SUPERCONOUCTING TRANSITIONS OF TANTALUM ANO TIN
PENETRATION DEPTHS
USE OF SUPERCONDUCTING TRANSMISSION LINE FOR MEASURING
A SUPERCONOUCTIVE ASSOCIATIVE MEMORY
SUPERCONDUCTIVE DEVICES
THE USE OF SUPERCONDUCTIVE DEVICES IN RESEARCH AT LOW TEMPERATUR
ES
RESEARCH ON SUPERCONDUCTIVE DEVICES IN SWEDEN
CONTINUOUS SHEET SUPERCONDUCTIVE MEMORY
COINCIOENT CURRENT SUPERCONDUCTIVE MEMORY
COINCIDENT-CURRENT SUPERCONDUCTIVE MEMORY
SOME BRITISH RESEARCH IN SUPERCONDUCTI.VE SWITCHING DEVICES
BRITISH RESEARCH ON SUPERCONDUCTIVE SWITCHI~~ DEVICES
CURRENT INDUCED SWITCHING OF SUPERCONDUCTIVE THIN FILMS
THERMAL AND ELECTRODYNAMIC ASPECTS OF THE SUPERCONDUCTIVE TRANSITION PROCESS
OUTLINE OF RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN SUPERCONDUCTIVITY
REVIEW OF THE PRESENT STATUS OF THE THEORY OF SUPERCONDUCTIVITY
EXPERIMENTAL WORK ON SUPERCONDUCTIVITY
AN
ANALOG SOLUTION FOR THE STATIC LONDON EQUATIONS OF SUPERCONDUCTIVITY
SUPERCONDUCTIVITY AND ELECTRON TUNNELING
SUPERCONDUCTIVITY AND FERROMAGNETISM
HIGH-FIELD SUPERCONDUCTIVITY IN SCME BCC TI-MO AND NB-ZR ALLOYS
THE SUPERCONDUCTIVITY OF SOME INTERMETALLIC COMPOUNDS
S
DME ELEMENTARY THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS CONCERNING SUPERCONDUCTIVITY OF SUPERIMPOSED METALLIC FILMS
SURFACE ENERGY EFFECTS AT THE BOUNDARY BETWEEN A SUPERCONDUCTOR AND A NORMAL CONDUCTOR
ULTRASONIC ATTENUATION IN SUPERCONDUCTORS
OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS USING CONTROLLED SUPERCONDUCTORS
ISOTOPE EFFECTS IN LOW TEMPERATURE SUPERCONOUCTORS
RESISTIVE TRANSITIONS ANO NEW PHENOMENA IN HARD SUPERCONDUCTORS
ANOMALOUS
ISTENCY OF MAGNETIC AND CALORIMETRIC MEASUREMENTS ON SUPERCONDUCTORS
THERMOOYNAMIC CONS
THE MAGNETIC BEHAVIOR OF SUPERCONDUCTORS OF NEGATIVE SURFACE ENERGY
DEPENDENCE OF THE ENERGY GAP IN SUPERCONDUCTORS ON POSITION AND MAGNETIC FIELD
AN ANALYSIS OF THE OPERATION OF A PERSISTENT-SUPERCURRENT MEMORY CELL
ON THE REDUCTION OF SUPERFLUOUS STATES IN A SEQUENTIAL MACHINE
SUBJECT-.ORD LETTER FREQUENCIES WITH APPLICATIONS TO SUPERIMPOSED CODING
SOME ELEMENTARY THEORE
TICAL CONSIDERATIONS CONCERNING SUPERCONOUCTIVITY OF SUPERIMPOSED METALLIC FILMS
THE USE OF AGWAC IN
THE ANALYSIS OF NONLINEAR PITCHING OSCILLATION OF A SUPERSONIC MISSILE
THE PROGRAMMING OF SUPERSONIC NOZZLE FLOW
THE ATLAS SUPERVISOR
DIRECT DATA SUPERVISOR
AN AUTOMATIC SUPERVISOR FOR THE IBM 702
THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM, SUPERVISORY CONTROL
SHARE 709 SYSTEM SUPERVISORY CONTROL ROUTINE
SUPPLEMENT TO THE ALGOL 60 REPORT
TRANSISTORIZED MODULAR POWER SUPPLIES FOR DIGITAL CCMPUTERS
A PROGRAM FOR THE ALLOCATION OF COSTS OF ELECTRICITY SUPPLY
SUPPLY AND DEMAND IN COMPUTATIONAL MATHEMATICS
MOSAIC, THE MINISTRY OF SUPPLY AUTOMATIC COMPUTER
A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF POWER SUPPLY CIRCUITRY
ON THE LOCATION OF SUPPLY POINTS TO MINIMIZE TRANSPORTATION COSTS
DATA PREPARATION
AND TRANSMISSION IN THE ROYAL AIR FORCE INTEGRATED SUPPLY SYSTEM
THE POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM GF BESM
DIF
FERENCES IN INTERNATIONAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF INFORMATION SERVICES
THE RETMA SUPPORT OF THE 1950 COMPUTER CONFERENCE
SUPPORT
PROGRAM
AND
A
SPECIFIC
I.8.M.
SYSTEM
AN IDEAL COMPUTER
THE BENDING
OF RECTANGULAR PLATES WITH OPPOSITE EDGES SIMPLY SUPPORTED
INDUSTRY'S ROLE IN SUPPORTING HIGH-SCHOOL SCIENCE PROGRAMS
THEORY ANO APPLICATIONS OF SINGLE-SIDEBAND SUPPRESSED-CARRIER OPTICAL MODULATION
THEORY
SOLVABLE SURANYI SUBCLASSES, AN INTRODUCTION TO THE HER8RAND
THE MAGNETIC BEHAVIOR OF SUPERCONDUCTORS OF NEGATIVE SURFACE ENERGY
339

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

STU - SUR
PGEC602 226
PGEC604 509
BIT 611 15
PGEC584 26B
CACM60N 621
PGEC602 213
EJCC55
95
EJCC56 147
EJCC52 137
CATH63 168
ICC 634 210
EJCC53 116
PCS 62
17
TCJ6633 248
AUS 60B'4.2
TCB7633 17
ONR 54
40
PGEC584 268
PACM61 12B5
IBMJ621 !i5
ONR 60 249
IBMJ601 23
IBMJ621 112
IBMJ621 68
IBMJ621 24
PGEC622 200
I BMJ621 44
ONR 60 113
ONR 60 262
ONR 60 319
IBMJ602 107
ONR 60 153
ONR 60 162
IBMJ574 294
ONR 60 289
IBMJ621 .31
I BMJ602 184
IBMJ602 173
I BMJ592 132
1 BMJ621 84
IB.MJ621 89
1 BMJ592 140
18MJ621 94
ONR 60 311
SJCC62
79
WJCC58 103
ONR 60
6
ONR 60 160
ONR 60 167
LCMT61 421
PGEC613 438
ONR 60 104
ONR 60 109
ONR 60 130
ONR 60
75
DNR 60
1
IBMJ621
3
18MJ621 27
ONR 60 331
IBMJ621 34
IBMJ622 250
IBMJ621 119
IBMJ621 116
1 BMJ621 75
1 BMJ621
71
IBMJ621 58
PGEC621
6
IBMJ622 256
IBMJ621 122
I BMJ621 17
I BMJ621 63
IBMJ621 49
IBMJ574 304
JACM592 259
ICSI582 903
IBMJ621 75
AUS 572 211A
CAMB49
47
EJCC61 279
PACM62
13
WJCC56
21
JACM592 152
PACM58
20
CACM631 IB
WJCC58 203
AUS 60All.4
CLUN55 121
ADC 53
38
PACM59
5
IBSJ632 129
TCJ6633 219
CENG59
1
1 CSI582 1435
8
E JCC53
ARAP634 193
PACM59
67
WJCC59 358
OPI 62 104
HARV61
32
IBMJ621 63
339

SUR - SWI

TITlE WORD INDEX

SUM - SWI

SUPERCONDUCTOR AND A NORMAL CONDUCTOR
SOME ORTHOGONAL METHODS OF CURVE AND
A LEAST SQUARES
o FOR GENERATING UNIFORMLY OlSTRI8UTED POINTS ON THE
o FOR GENERATING UNIFORMLY DISTRIBUTED POINTS ON THE

SURFACE ENERGY EFFECTS AT THE BOUNDARY BETWEEN A
SURFACE FITTING
SURFACE FITTING PROGRAM
SURFACE OF AN N-DIMENSIONAL SPHERE
IEFFICIENT METHD
SURFACE OF AN N-DIMENSIONAL SPHERE'
IFFICIENT METHO
SURFACE-BARRIER TRANSISTOR SWITCHING CIRCUITS
ANISOTROPIC CONDUCTION IN SOLIDS NEAR SURFACES
OF CONTACT RESISTANCE THEORY FOR NOMINALLY CLEAN SURFACES
A SURVEY
RANSFER OF LATENT ELECTROSTATIC IMAGES TO DIELECTRIC SURFACES
CHARGE TRANSPVRT MECHANISMS IN THE T
APPLIED TO THE AIR LUBRICATION OF CIRCULARLY CURVED SURFACES
IE REYNOLD'S PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
LEAST SQUARES FITTING OF PLANES TO SURFACES USING DYNAMIC
THE ANALYSIS OF SURGE TANKS BY AUTOMATIC COMPUTER
ALGORITHM
SURGE, A RECODING OF THE COBOL MERCHANDISE CONTROL
AN EXTENSIve HOSPITAL AND SURGICAL INSURANCE RECORD-KEEPING SYSTEM
AN AUTOMATIC DIGITAL DATA ASSEMBLY SYSTEM FOR SPACE SURVEILLANCE
RELIABILITY FIELD SURVEILLANCE PROGRAM
PGEC MEMBERSHIP SURVEY
NUMERICAL METHODS FOR HIGH-SPEED COMPUTERS, A SURVEY
MAGNETIC FILM MEMORIES, A SURVEY
A MARKET SURVEY
SIMULATION, A SURVEY
THE THEORY OF AUTOMATA, A SURVEY
LOGIC CIRCUITS USING SQUARE-LOOP MAGNETIC DEVICES, A SURVEY
A DATA TRANSMISSION SURVEY
NATIONAL ACM MEMBERSHIP SURVEY
SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS OF ENGLISH BY COMPUTER, A SURVEY
IN USING A DEUCE COMPUTER FOR THE FAMILY EXPENDITURE SURVEY
EXPERIENCE
THE AUTOMATIC POSITION SURVEY ANALYZER ANO COMPUTER
AUTOMATIC ABSTRACTING AND INDEXING, SURVEY ANO RECOMMENDATIONS
ACM MEMBERSHIP SURVEY JANUARY I, 1962
A SURVEY OF ANALOG MEMORY DEVICES
SURVEY OF ANALOG MULTIPLICATION SCHEMES
A SURVEY OF ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERTERS
SURVEY OF ANALOGUE-Ta-OIGITAL DATA CONVERTERS
CURRENT MEDICAL LITERATURE, A QUANTITATIVE SURVEY OF ARTICLES AND JOURNALS
SURVEY OF CODED CHARACTER REPRESENTATION
TIDNS OF THE Gl AND G2 (GERMAN)
SURVEY OF COMPUTER DEVELOPMENTS AT GOTTINGEN, APPLICA
PARABOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
A SURVEY OF COMPUTER METHOOS FOR SOLVING ELLIPTIC AND
CLEAN SURFACES
A SURVEY OF CONTACT RESISTANCE THEORY FOR NOMINALLY
A SURVEY OF DIGITAL COMPUTER MEMORY SYSTEMS
A SURVEY OF DIGITAL METHODS FOR RADAR OATA PROCESSING
A SURVEY OF ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER INSTALLATIONS
A SURVEY OF HIGH-SPEED PRINTERS IN THE UNITED STATES
RETRIEVAL
A SURVEY OF LANGUAGES AND SYSTEMS FOR INFORMATION
SURVEY OF MAGNETIC RECORDING
REVIEW AND SURVEY OF MASS MEMORIES
SURVEY OF MECHANICAL TYPE PRINTERS
A SURVEY OF MICROSYSTEM ELECTRONICS
SURVEY OF MODERN PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES
SURVEY OF NONMECHANICAL TYPE PRINTERS
A SURVEY OF NUMERICAL METHODS FOR PARABOLIC DIFFERENTIA
L EQUATIONS
SURVEY OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES AND PROCESSORS
F AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING IN BUSINESS AND MANAGI
SURVEY OF PROGRESS AND TREND OF DEVELOPMENT AND USE 0
F AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING IN BUSINESS AND MANAGI
SURVEY OF PROGRESS AND TREND OF DEVELOPMENT AND USE 0
F AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING IN BUSINESS AND MANAGI
SURVEY OF PROGRESS AND TREND OF DEVELOPMENT AND USE 0
SURVEY OF PUNCHED CARD CODES
FURTHER SURVEY OF PUNCHED CARD CODES
A SURVEY OF REGULAR EXPRESSIONS AND THEIR APPLICATIONS
THE USSR
A SURVEY OF RESEARCH IN THE THEORY OF RELAY NETWORKS IN
A SURVEY OF SEVERAL ASPECTS OF DATA COMMUNICATION
SURVEY OF TAPE DRIVE SYSTEMS
POINTING THE WAY FOR THE SMALLER USER. SURVEY OF THE COMPUTER BUREAUX SERVICE
COMPUTER MEMORIES, A SURVEY OF THE STATE-OF-THE-ART
A SURVEY OF TUNNEL-DIODE DIGITAL TECHNIQUES
TECHNIQUES FOR ANALYSIS OF A FAMILY EXPENDITURE SURVEY ON A COMPUTER
DEVELOPMENT REPORT AND LITERATURE SURVEY ON DIGI TAL COMPUTERS (GERMANI
1958 PGEC MEMBERSHIP SURVEY REPORT
COSTING OIL SURVEYING OPERATIONS
A DESK-SIZED COMPUTER APPLIED TO SURVEYING PROBLEMS
A GENERAL PROGRAM FOR THE ANALYSIS OF SURVEYS
MARKET SURVEYS WITH A SMALL COMPUTER
THE ANALYSIS OF SURVEYS, PROCESSING AND PRINTING THE BASIC TA8LES
BLIND VARIATION AND SELECTIVE SURVIVAL AS A GENERAL STRATEGY IN KNOWLEDGE-PROCESSES
UIPMENT
REQUIREMENTS OF THE BUREAU OF OLD-AGE AND SURVIVORS INSURANCE FOR ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING EQ
COMBAT VEHICLE FIRING STABILITY IACTIVE SUSPENSION)
OPTICAL BIREFRINGENCE OF POLYDISPERSE BENTONITE SUSPENSIONS
INVESTIGATIONS OF THE ELECTROTHE 021 DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM.BY SVENSKA AEROPLAN AKTIEBOLAGET, SWEDEN
THE USE OF SUBROUTINES ON SWAC
SWAC COMPUTATIONS FOR SOME M X N SCHEDULING PROBLEMS
FOR DATA FITTING
SWAC EXPERIMENTS ON THE USE OF ORTHOGONAL POLYNOMIALS
ONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS WESTERN AUTOMATIC COMPUTER ISWAC)
ITURES OF A MAGNETIC DRUM MEMORY FOR THE NATI
THE SWAC, DESIGN FEATURES AND OPERATING EXPERIENCE
COMPUTING MACHINE PROJECTS IN SWEDEN
RESEARCH ON SUPERCONDUCTIVE DEVICES IN SWEDEN
PROCESSING SYST~M BY SVENSKA AEROPLAN AKTIEBOLAGET, SWEDEN
THE 021 DATA
FOR POPULATION REGISTRATION AND TAX ACCOUNTING IN SWEDEN ISWEDISH)
AOP
ACTIVITY IN SWEDEN IN DIGITAL COMPUTER FIELD
WHY TUNNEL DIODES ISWEOISH)
COBOL, AN INTRODUCTION ISWEOISH)
COBOL GRAMMAR (SWEDISH)
COBOL COMPILATION FOR RCA 501 ISWEDISH)
MULTIPROGRAMMING, AN ORIENTATION ISWEDISH)
MINIATURIZATION OF ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS (SWEDISHI
REGISTRATION AND TAX ACCOUNTING IN SWEDEN (SWEDISH)
AOP FOR POPULATION
ANALOG-Ta-DIGITAL CONVERTER WITH AN IMPROVED LINEAR-SWEEP GENERATOR
AN
AN ERROR-SAMPLED SWEEP-POSITION CONTROL SYSTEM
MAGNETIC-RECORD lNG-HEAD SELECTION SWITCH
A LOAa-SHARING MATRIX SWITCH
A HIGH SPEED N-PeLE, N-POSITIDN MAGNETIC CORE MATRIX SWITCH
AND OPERATIONS OF A HIGH-SPEED ELECTRONIC ANALOG SWITCH
CHARACTERISTICS
34.0

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY

19~6-1963

IBMJ621 71
TCJ4613 260
TCJ36H 266
CACM594 17
CACM590 26
NCR 554 139
IBMJ602 152
IBMJ5Tl 44
IBMJ622 192
PACM61 2A5
CACM6H 172
AUS 60B'7.2
CACM622 98
CAS 57
1
EJCC61 257
PACM59
6
PGEC5Tl 49
WJCC59 249
PGEC603 308
EDPS61 504
WJCC61
1
AIC 612 379
PGEC612 191
TCJ4612 95
CACM629 470
FJCC63 365
TCJ2604 164
NCR 594 231
CACM615 226
CACM626 297
PGEC634 38B
JACM541 27
PIRE530 1455
EJCC52
9B
ICSI581 435
CACM600 639
ECIP55
36
ICC 631
3
IBMJ571 44
PIRE530 1393
EJCC60
67
PGEC552 52
ICC 634 189
CACM621 43
HARV47 223
fJCC63 295
EJCC52 106
WJCC61
63
TCB46H 127
EJCC52 113
AIC 612
1
CACM633 93
CACM594 22
CACM595 17
CACM599 34
CACM60D 638
CACM614 182
PGEC623 324
HARV5Tl 26
IFIP62 341
PECS52
4
EOPS61 465
PIRE611 104
PIRE611 136
BCS 58 530
DIP 62 650
PGEC591 60
EDPS61 488
CAN 58 110
TCJ3603 136
rCJ3603 140
TCJ4611 20
SOS 59 205
WJCC53
H
CACM616 279
IBMJ6.31 44
PGEC636 650
PACM52P 231
JACM574 438
JACM581
9
PECS52
2
PIRE530 1294
CAMB49 116
ONR 60 160
PGEC636 650
81T 612 65
MANC51
27
BIT 611
2
BIT 612 132
BIT 613 206
8lT 614 263
BIT 631
1
BIT 633 167
Blr 612 65
NCR 537
7
IBMJ5Bl 14
IBMJ581 36
IBMJ583 204
NCR 584 246
NCR 634 25
340

5111 - SYI

TITLE IIORD INDEX

MEl DRY

MATRIX
ELECTRONIC
A NEil 'CORE
PHASE REVERSAL DATA TRANSMISSION SYSTEM FOR
CHEMICAL
MAGNETIC CORE ACCESS
THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF NOISELESS LOAD-SHARING MATRIX
LOAD-SHARING CORE
ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS AND TELEPHONE
A SATURABLE-TRANSFORMER DIG-ITAL AMPLIFIER IIITH DIODE
MATRIX METHODS IN THE THEORY OF
MAGNETIC
APPLICATION OF ERROR-CORRECTING CODES TO MULTI-WAY
IMPROVEMENTS TO CURRENT
RELIABILITY OF ITEMS IN SEQUENCE IIITH SENSING AND
OF OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS WITH ELECTRONIC MODE
INCLUDING THE USE OF MAGNETIC CORES FOR STORAGE AND
VERTER IIITH 12 BIT ACCURACY AND FAST. NON-SEQUENTIAL
SOME ASPECTS OF
SYMPOSIUM ON
RANSISTOR EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT FOR USE IN LARGE-SIGNAL

SUR - 5111

SWITCH. AND DRIVE SYSTEM FOR A LON-COST MAGNETIC-CORE PGEC612 238
SIlITCH FOR ANALOG COMPUTER SIMULATION
PGEC564 191
SIlITCH FOR MAGNETIC MATRIX STORES AND OTHER PURPOSES PGEC602 116
SIlITCHED AND PRIVATE TELEPHONE LINE APPLICATIONS
IBMJ612 93
SIlITCHES
HARV512 316
SIlITCHES
PGEC623 352
SIlITCHES
ON PGEC623 369
SIlITCHES BASED ON BLOCK DESIGNS
PGEC623 346
SWITCHING
PIRE5]0 1242
SIlITCHING
EJCC56
5.
SWITCHING
HARV512 I]
SWITCHING
II JCC58 101
SWITCHING
ICIP59 ]96
SIlITCHING
PGEC604 415
SWITCHING
THE RTCS62 ]18
SWITCHING
PERFORMANCE PGEC633 310
SWITCHING
RAPID-ACCESS STORAGE. IEES56 289
SWITCHING
MULTIPLE-INPUT ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CON NCR 594 259
SWITCHING ALGEBRA
HARV512 281
SIlITCHING ALGEBRA
ICIP59 422
SlliTCHING ANALYSIS
A GENERAL JUNCTION-T PGEC614 610
SWITCHING AND COUPLING CIRCUITS
MSEE462 16
FLOPS
SWITCHING AND MEMORY CRITERION IN TRANSISTOR FLIPNCR 602
]
TRANSISTOR CURRENT SWITCHING AND ROUTING TECHNIQUES
PGEC603 302
. P-N-PI-N TRIODE SWITCHING APPLICATIONS
PGEC592 108
HIGH-SPEED SWITCHING BY ROTATIONAL REMAGNETIZATION
HARV512 119
IIITH DIFFERENT ANNEALS
THE SWITCHING CHARACTERISTICS OF 4-19 PERMALLOY CORES
PGEC583 228
MACHINE AID FOR SWITCHING CIRCUIT DESIGN
PIRE5]0 1]48
APPLICATION OF BOOLEAN ALGEBRA TO SWITCHING CIRCUIT DESIGN ANO TO ERROR DETECTION
PGEC543
6
COMPARISON OF SATURATED AND NON SATURATED SIlITCHING CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES
PGEC602 161
FORMAL LOGIC AND SWITCHING CIRCUITS
PACM52P 251
RECTIFIERS AS ELEMENTS OF SWITCHING CIRCUITS
PACM52P 281
NONLINEAR RESISTORS IN LOGICAL SIlITCHING CIRCUITS
IIJCC5] 114
A THEOREM ON SPOT SWITCHING CIRCUITS
IIJCC55 129
SURFACE-BARRIER TRANSISTOR SWITCHING CIRCUITS
NCR 554 1]9
COMPLEXITY IN EL.EtTRONIC SWITCHING CIRCUITS
PGEC561 15
MULTIPLE-OUTPUT RELAY SWITCHING CIRCUITS
HARV512 59
TRANSISTORS IN COMBINATIONAL SWITCHING CIRCUITS
HARV512 138
A DESIGN TECHNIQUE FOR PEDESTAL-FREE SWITCHING CIRCUITS
PGEC51] 162
SYNTHESIS OF N-VAlUED SIlITCHING CIRCUITS
PGEC581 52
ASYNCHRONOUS ELECTRONIC SWITCHING CIRCUITS
NCR 594 261
ADAPTIVE SWITCHING CIRCUITS
WCR 604 96
ORTHOGONAL FUNCTIONS FOR THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF SWITCHING CIRCUITS
PGEC61] ]19
SWITCHING CIRCUITS
CHBK62
13
MAGNETIC CORE SWITCHING CIRCUITS
DIP 62 622
DESIGN OF AtP RESISTOR-COUPLED SIlITCHING CIRCUITS
IBMJ633 190
LIABILITY IMPROV~MENT BY THE USE OF MULTIPLE-ELEMENT SWITCHING CIRCUITS
RE IBMJ582 142
USE OF REDUNDANCY TO INCREASE RELIABILITY IN DIGITAL SIlITCHING CIRCUITS
THE AUS 63 B.24
ARENTHESIS-FREE NOTATION FOR THE AUTOMATIC DESIGN OF SWITCHING CIRCUITS
THE USE OF P PGEC603 342
DESIGN TECHNIQUES IN THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF CRYOTRON SIlITCHING CIRCUITS
RELAY CIRCUIT HARV61 315
ASSIGNMENT METHOD FOR ASYNCHRONOUS SEQUENTIAL SWITCHING CIRCUITS
A STATE VARIABLE JACM6]2 209
OF INTERNAL VARIABLE A5SIGNMENTS FOR SEQUENTIAL SWITCHING CIRCUITS
A NOTE ON THE NUMBER PGEC594 439
BIBLIOGRAPHY ON SWITCHING CIRC.UITS AND LOGICAL ALGEBRA
PGEC614 638
FERRITES AND TITANATES AS DECISION ELEMENTS IN SIlITCHING CIRCUI·TS ANO MEMORY SYSTEMS IGERMANI
ECIP55 111
SWITCHING CIRCUITS AND MEMORY SYSTEMS IGERMANI
ECIP55
9
TRANSISTOR SIlITCHING CIRCUITS FOR HIGH-SPEED COMPUTER
PGEC564 192
MAGNETIC CORE PULSE-SWITCHING CIRCUITS FOR STANDARD PACKAGES
PGEC5B] 223
SIMULATION OF TRANSISTOR SWITCHING CIRCUITS ON THE IBM 104
PGEC514 242
SOME METHOOS FOR SIMPLIFYING SWITCHING CIRCUITS USING 'DONT CARE' CONDITIONS
JACM614 491
SOME BRITISH RESEARCH IN SUPERCONDUCTIVE SWITCHING DEVICES
ONR 60 104
BRITISH RESEARCH ON SUPERCONDUCTIVE SWITCHING DEVICES
DNR 60 109
THEORY OF A FAST-SlliTCHING ELECTRON-BEAM FREQUENCY DIVIDER
IBMJ594 345
NONLINEAR SWITCHING ELEMENTS
PACM52P 143
HYDRAULIC AND PNEUMATIC SWITCHING ELEMENTS
IFIP62 632
DEVELOPMENT IN HIGH-SPEED SWITCHING ELEMENTS
PIRE625 1061
ANGULAR HYSTERESIS LOOP FOR APPLICATION AS MEMORY OR SNITCHING ELEMENTS IN COMPUTERS IGERMANI
IWITH RECT ECIP55 105
THE DECOMPOSITION OF SWITCHING FUNCTIONS
HARV511 14
GEOMETRIC MAPPING OF SWITCHING FUNCTIONS
PGEC614 631
PROCEDURE FOR THE REALIZATION OF LINEARLY-SEPARABLE SWITCHING FUNCTIONS
A SIMPLIFIED PGEC624 441
NUMBERS AND THEIR USE IN TME DECOMPOSITION OF SWITCHING FUNCTIONS
CHARACTERISTIC PACM52P 215
UMBER OF STATES IN INCOMPLETELY SPECIFIED SEQUENTIAL SNITCHING FUNCTIONS
MINIMIZING THE N PGEC593 356
AN ON-OFF CONTROL SYSTEM
A CALCULATION OF SWITCHING FUNCTIONS AS A MEANS OF MINIMISING ERROR IN. AUS 60B'2.1
SYNTHESIS OF SWITCHING FUNCTIONS BY LINEAR GRAPH THEORY
IBMJ603 321
HE SIMPLEX ALGORITHM IN THE MECHANIZATION OF BOOLEAN SWITCHING FUNCTIONS BY MEANS OF MAGNETIC CORES
IF T PGEC614 615
A NOTE ON CONTACT NETWORKS FOR SWITCHING FUNCTIONS OF FOUR VARIABLES
PGEC583 196
SWITCHING FUNCTIONS OF-THREE VARIABLES
PGEC514265
CORRECTION TO SWITCHING FUNCTIONS OF THREE VARIABLES
PGEC583 250
S
THE REALIZATION OF SYMMETRIC SWITCHING FUNCTIONS WITH LINEAR-INPUT LOGICAL ELEMENT PGEC613 111
·NANOSECOND SWITCHING IN THIN MAGNETIC FILMS
IBMJ6D2 189
THE DESIGN AND USE OF HAZARD-FREE SWITCHING NETWORKS
JACM511 41
SOME LOGICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR THE CONTROL OF SWITCHING NETWORKS
HARV512 235
FORMAL ANALYSIS AND SYNfHESIS OF BILATERAL SNITCHING NETWORKS
PGEC583 231
GENERAL SYN'HESIS OF TRIBUTARY SWITCHING NETWORKS
PGEC635 464
ON RELIABILITY PROPERTIES OF RECURSIVE TRIANGULAR SWITCHING NETWORKS
THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS RTCS62
10
THE RELIABILITY OF RECURSIVE TRIANGULAR SWITCHING NETWORKS BUILT OF RECTIFIER GATES
RTCS62 129
ITERATIVE SWITCHING NETWORKS COMPOSED OF COMBINATIONAL CELLS
PGEC622 123
THE SIMPLIFICATION OF MULTIPLE-OUTPUT SIlITCHING NETWORKS COMPOSED OF UNILATERAL DEVICES
PGEC604 411
CASCADED SWITCHING NETWORKS OF TWD-INPUT FLEXIBLE CELLS
PGEC622 136
ITERATIVE COMBINATIONAL SWITCHING NETWORKS, GENERAL DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
PGEC584 285
IMPULSE SWITCHING OF FERRITES
EJCC58
31
CURRENT INDUCED SWITCHING OF SUPERCONDUCTIVE THIN FILMS
ONR 60 130
INTRODUCTION TO THE BELL SYSTEM~S FIRST ELECTRONIC SWITCHING OFFICE
AN EJCC51 204
ING SOLUTIONS TO ELEtTRIC-tIRCUIT PROBLEMS INVOLVING SWITCHING OPERATIONS
IF DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN OBTAIN IEES56
35
SWITCHING RESEARCH IN GERMANY
HARV512 295
SWITCHING RESEARCH IN SPAIN
HARV512 99
AUTOMATIC 5~ORE AND FORWARD MESSAGE SWITCHING SYSTEM
WJCC60 365
TRAFFIC ASPECTS OF COMMUNICATIONS SWITCHING SYSTEMS
EJCC51 208
THE DIAGNOSIS OF ASYNCHRONOUS SEQUENTIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
PGEC624 459
COMMUNICATION SWITCHING SYSTEMS AS REAL-TIME COMPUTERS
EJCC51 191
ALGEBRAIC TOPOLOGICAL METHODS FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF SWITCHING SYSTEMS PART lIl. MINIMIZATION OF NONSlNGUL IBMJ5CJ4 326
341

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY i946-1963

SWI - SYN

TITLE WORD INDEX

MllLIMICROSECOND TRANSISTOR CURRENT SWITCHING TECHNIQUES
SWITCHING TECHNIQUES AT Z-5 (GERMAN)
NON-BINA~Y SWITCHING THEORY
INFORMATION COOING AND SWITCHING THEORY
SYMPOSIUM ON 'SWITCHING THEORY
ON THE SWITCHING TIME OF SUBHARMONIC OSCILLATORS
ANALOGUE MULTIPLYING CIRCUITS USING SWITCHING TRANSISTORS
SWITCHING TRANSISTORS
LOGARITHMIC AND ANTILOGARITHMIC CIRCUITS USING SWITCHING TRANSISTORS
ANALOG
BILATERAL SWITCHING USING NONSYMMETRIC ELEMENTS
(GERMAN)
SWJTCHING-tiRCUIT TECHNIQUES WITH FERRITE TOROIOS
REO OVERY FOR COMPUTER SWJTCHDVER IN A REAL-TIME SYSTEM
REMARKS ON ALGOL AND SYMBOL MANIPULATION
A DESCRIPTIVE LANGUAGE· FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION
COMPUTER LANGUAGES FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION
COMIT, A LANGUAGE FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION
CONTINUED OPERATION NOTATION FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION AND ARRAY PROCESSING
A GENERAlIZED TECHNIQUE FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION 'AND NUMERICAL CALCULATION
A STRING LANGUAGE FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION 8ASEO ON ALGOL 60
SYMBOL MANIPULATION BY THREADED LISTS
AN INTRODUCTORY PROBLEM IN SYMBOL MANIPULATION FOR THE STUDENT
SYMBOL MANIPULATION IN XTRAN
TWO SUBROUTINES FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION WITH AN ALGEBRAIC COMPILER
SYMBOL MANIPULATION WITH AN ASSOCIATIVE MEMORY
ACM CONFERENCE ON SYMBOL MANIPULATION, PROGRAM AND PREPRINTS
ADAM, A PROBLEM-ORIENTED SYMBOL PROCESSOR
R SENSORY PATTERN RECOGNITION, CONCEPT FORMATION AND SYMBOL TRANSFORMATION
IPERCEPTUAL LEARNING MODEL FO
MACHINES
.
.
5-SYMBOL'8-STATE AND 5-SYMBOL6-STATE UNIVERSAL TURING
PROCESSING
THE CONTRIBUTION OF SYMBOLIC ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES IN COMMERCIAL DATA
SUBROU'INES, LEARNING AND SYMBOLIC CODING
A SYMBOLIC DESCRIPTION OF THE ELEA 6001 COMPUTER
SYMBOLIC DESIGNATIONS FOR ELECTRiCAL CONNECTIONS
, PART I
RECURSIVE FUNCTIONS OF SYMBOLIC EXPRESSIONS AND THEIR CDMPUTATION BY MACHINE
A FAMILY OF SYMBOLIC INPUT LANGUAGES AND AN ALGOL COMPILER
A HEURISTIC PROGRAM THAT SOLVES SYMBOLIC INTEGRATION PROBLEMS IN FRESHMAN CALCULUS
A HEURISTIC PROGRAM T~AT SOLVES SYMBOLIC INTEGRATION PROBLEMS IN FRESHMAN CALCULUS
LEXICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL IMPLICATIONS OF A COMPUTER SYMBOLIC LANGUAGE
NOTE ON SOME
A METHOD OF EDITING A PROGRAM IN SYMBOLIC LANGUAGE (FRENCH)
SYMBOLIC LANGUAGE TRANSLATION
SYMPOSIUM ON SYMBOLIC LANGUAGES IN DATA PROCESSING
SYMBOLIC LOGIC IN LANGUAGE ENGINEERING
SYMBOLIC LOGIC TRUTH MATRICES ON A COMPUTER
TEST ROUTINES BASED ON SYMBOLIC LOGICAL STATEMENTS
TEST ROUTINES BASED ON SYMBOLIC LOGICAL STATEMENTS
LISP, A PROGRAMMING SYSTEM FOR SYMBOLIC MANIPULATIONS
A COMPUTER AID FOR SYMBOLIC MATHEMATICS
SYMBOLIC PROGRAMMING
MACHINE IMPLEMENTATION OF SYMBOLIC PROGRAMMING
THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM, MACHINE IMPLEMENTATION OF SYMBOLIC PROGRAMMING
A TRANSLATOR-ORIENTED SYMBOLIC PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
SOME REMARKS ON THE SYNTAX OF SYMBOLIC.PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES
E LOGICAL FUNCTION
SYMBOLIC REP~ESENTATION OF THE NEURON AS AN UNRELIABL
SYMBOLIC SYNTHESIS OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
DIGITAL COMPUTERS
LOGIC DeSIGN SYMBOLISM FOR DIRECT-COUPLED TRANSISTOR CIRCUITS IN
A COMMAND LANGUAGE FOR HANDLING STRINGS OF SYMBOLS
COMPUTER TERMINOLOGY AND SYMBOLS
PROPOSED STANDARD FLOW CHART SYMBOLS
THE GEOMETRY OF SYMBOLS
ALCOR GROUP REPRESENTATION OF ALGOL SYMBOLS
REPORT ON ~ROPOSED AMERICAN STANDARD FLOWCHART SYMBOLS FOR INFORMATiON PROCESSING
REMARKS ON THE USE OF SYM80LS IN ALGOL (NORWEGIAN)
SOME MATHEMATICAL FUNDAMENTALS OF THE USE OF SYMBOLS IN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
HANOL'ING IDENTIF [ERS AS INTERNAL SYMBOLS IN LANGUAGE PROCESSORS
A MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF LANGUAGE SYMBOLS IN RETRIEVAL
ALGEBRAIC P~OPERTIES OF SYMMETRIC AND PARTIALLY SYMMETRIC BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS
SYNTHESIS OF ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS FOR SYMMETRIC FUNC nONS
SYMMETRIC LIST PROCESSOR
THE JACOBI METHOD FOR REAL SYMMETRIC MATRICES
CALCULATING EIGENVALUES OF VERY LARGE SYMMETRIC MATRICES
A PROCEDURE FOR INVERTING LARGE SYMMETRIC MATRICES
o FOR COMPUTING EIGENVALUES AND EIGENVECTORS OF REAL" SYMMETRIC MATRICES
ON THE CODING OF JACOBI'S ME THO
COMPUTATION OF EIGENVALUES AND EIGENVECTORS OF REAL SYMMETRIC MATRICES
IARIABLE' STRUCTURE COMPUTER FOR
FOR COMPUTING EIGENVALUES AND EIGENVECTORS OF REAL, SYMMETRIC MATRICES
ON THE CODING OF JACOBI'S METHOD
IROTATIONS
, EXPERIMENTS CONCERNING SPEED OF D[AGONALIZATION OF SYMMETRIC MATRICES USING JACOBI'S METHOD
FOOTNOTE TO 'THE JACOB[ METHOD FOR REAL SYMMETRIC MATRICES'
COMPUTATION OF EIGENVALUES AND EIGENVECTORS OF REAL SYMMETRIC MATR[CES'
/RIABlE' STRUCTURE COMPUTER FOR
ATING THE CHARACTERISTIC ROOTS AND VECTORS OF A REAL SYMMETRIC MATRIX
THE METHOD OF LANCLOS FOR CALCUL
LATION OF THE EIGENVALUES AND EIGENVECTORS OF A REAL SYMMETRIC MATRIX
IITERATIVE PROCEDURE FOR THE CALCU
AN EFFICIENT SC~E"E FOR THE CO-DIAGONALIZAT[ON OF A SYMMETRIC MATRIX BY GIVENS' METHOD IN A COMPUTER WITH
,
.sYMMETRIC POLYNOMIALS IN BOOLEAN ALGEBRAS
[TERATIVE METHODS FOR L[NEAR EQUATIONS WITH SYMMETRIC POSITIVE DEFIN.ITIVE MATRIX
AN ITERATIVE PROCESS FOR OPTIMIZING SYMMETRlt SUCCESSIVE OVER-RELAXATION
LOGICAL ELEMENTS
THE REALIZATION OF SYMMETRIC SWITCHING FUNCTIONS WITH LINEAR-INPUT
THE· LLT AND QR METHODS FOR SYMMETRIC TRIDIAGONAL MATRICES
EIGENVALUES OF A SYMMETRIC 3X3 MATRIX
SYMMETRICAL TRANSISTOR LOGIC
SYMPATHETICALLY PROGRAMMED COMPUTERS
1961 COMPUTER EXHIBITION AND SYMPOSIUM'
COMPUTER EXHIBITION AND THE BUSINESS COMPUTER SYMPOSIUM
A REVIEW OF THE ELECTRONIC
TRANSMIS.SION'
SYMPOSIUM ON 'THE SYSTEMS APPROACH TO DATA
SYMPOSIUM ON 'USE OF COMPUTER SERVICES'
SYMPOSIUM ON ACVANCED COMPONENTS
SYMPOSIUM ON ADVANCED COMPUTER ORGANIZATION
AND RETRIEVAL
SYMPOSIUM ON AOVANCEO METHODS IN INFORMATION STORAGE
SYMPOSIUM ON ARTIFIC[AL INTELLIGENCE
SYMPOSIUM ON AUTOMAT[C PROGRAMMING
ACM-NCA SYMPOSIUM ON BANKING AUTOMATION, ABSTRACTS
SYMPOSIUM ON BIOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF
SYMPOSIUM ON CODING THEORY
AND CONTROL
SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTERS IN SIMULATION, DATA REDUCTION,
342

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

SWI - SYM
NJCC57
68
ECIP55 101
NCR 58~ 305
CHBK62
1~
IFIP62 753
IBMJ60~ ~02

NCR 56~ 7.
WJCC58
93
WJCC57 121
PGEC611 ~2
ECIP55 115
I8SJ631 16
CACM599 25
JACM6H 519
PGEC61~ 729
ROME62 113
CACM638 ~6'1
CAtM613 1~1
CACM621 5~
CACM6Q~ 195
CACM6D9 ~88
CACM60~ 213
CACM612 102
PACM61 58~
CACM60~ 183
SJCC63 361
IFIP62 ~13
JACM61~ ~16

AUS 60A12.2
AUS 60C12.1
ICC 63~ 238

JACM51~ ~20

CACM60.
ROME62
CATH63
JACM6]4
ROME62
ROME62
WJCC59
ICC 621
NJCC60
PACM59
PACM58
JACM591
PACM59
fJCC63
PGEC531
PACM5B
JACM592

18.
421
191
501
159
3~1

2B8
1
61
11
6.
33
35
509
10
11
134
JACM62~ 4BO'
CACM638456
SOS 61
91
PACM52T 90
NCR 51~ 251
PACM58
30
HACC59
1
CACM590 11
HARV61 203
CACM630 591
CACM630 599
BIT 621
1
ICIP59 315
CACM596 21
ICS1582 1321
PGEC633 244
PGEC5Bl 57
CACM639 524
JACM591 59
AUS 60B'9.1
CAcli62B 4.5
JACM632 123,
JACM621 '.1
PACM59
33
JACM51~ .59
JACM601 18
JACM62. 522
IEES56 114
JACM563 223
TCJ4612 III
HARV572 225
TCJUll 242
TCJ6633 211
PGEC6ll 311
TCJ6631 99
CACM614 168
WJCC58
27
JCJP59 3.4
TCB5613 100
TCB2595 71
TCB1632 43
TCB7633 76
lFIP62 "3
IFIP62 561
IFIP62 294
IFIP62 478
IC[P59 152
CACM63D 699
IFIP62 411
IFJP62 313
PGEC582 123
342

SYM - SYS

TITLE WORD INDEX

SYMPOSIUM ON DATA REDUCTION
SYMPOSIUM ON ELECTRONIC AIDS TO BANKING
SYMPOSIUM ON ERROR DETECTION ANO CORRECTION
E 1, MAGNETIC TAPES ON A FERRANTI PEGASUS
SYMPOSIUM ON EXPERIENCES WITH THE USE Of MAGNETIC TAP
E 2, MAGNETIC FILMS ON A NATIONAL-ELLIOTT 405
SYMPOSIUM ON EXPERIENCES WITH THE USE OF MAGNETIC TAP
SYMPOSIUM ON FAST MEMORY TECHNOLOGY
SYMPOSIUM ON INOUSTRIAL SIMULATION
SYMPOSIUM ON LANGUAGES FOR PROCESSOR CONSTRUCTION
SYMPOSIUM ON LINEAR PROGRAMMING
.
SYMPOSIUM ON MACHINE TRANSLATION
SYMPOSIUM ON MATRIX COMPUTATIONS
SYMPOSIUM ON METHODS FOR SOLVING LINEAR SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
ONR SYMPOSIUM ON MICROWAVE TECHNIQUES FOR COMPUTING
SYMPOSIUM ON MIXED ANALDG-DIGITAL SYSTEMS
SYMPOSIUM ON MODERN COMPUTING METHODS
TRANSLATION
SYMPOSIUM ON MODERN TECHNIQUES OF LANGUAGE
SYMPOSIUM ON MULTI-PROGRAMMING CCONCURRENT PROGRAMS!
COMPUTERS IFRENCH!
SYMPOSIUM ON NUMERICAL ANALYSIS USING AUTOMATIC
SYMPOSIUM ON OPTIMUM ROUTING IN LARGE NETWORKS
SYMPOSIUM ON PATTERN RECOGNITION
SYMPOSIUM ON PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES
SYMPOSIUM ON STABILITY OF NUMERICAL CALCULATIONS
SYMpOSIUM ON S~ITCHING ALGEBRA
SYMPOSIUM ON SWITCHING THEORY
SYMPOSIUM ON SYMBOLIC LANGUAGES IN DATA PROCESSING
INFORMATION
SYMPOSIUM ON THE COLLECTION, STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL OF
SOCIETY
SYMPOSIUM ON THE IMPACT OF COMPUTERS ON SCIENCE AND
NS AND CAPABILITIES ON INFORMATIDN RETRIEVAL
SYMPOSIUM ON THE INFLUENCE OF VERY LARGE MEMORY OESIG
SPEED COMPUTERS
SYMPOSIUM ON THE LOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF VERY HIGH
COMPUTERS
SYMPOSIUM ON THE LOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF VERY SMALL
COMPUTATION IFRENCH!
SYMPOSIUM ON THE RELATIONS BETWEEN ANALOG AND DIGITAl
5 1, A BUSINESS USER'S APPROACH
SYMPOSIUM ON THE SELECTION ANO TRAINING OF PROGRAMMER
BEHAVIOR OF THE HUMAN BRAIN
SYMPOSIUM, THE DESIGN OF MACHINES TO SIMULATE THE
FORMATIDN AND DIAGNOSTIC SIGNIFICANCE IN PSYCHIATRIC SYMPTOM EVALUATION
CLUSTER
AN UPPER BOUND ON THE INFORMATIONAL CAPACITY OF A SYNAPSE
NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL SYNAPSES
TA FOR LARGE THI
A FEEDBACK METHOD FOR OBTAINING A SYNCHRO OUTPUT SIGNAL PROPORTIONAL TO INPUT ANGLE THE
STABILIZED SYNCHRO TO DIGITAL CONVERTER
SYNCHRONIZATION OF A MAGNETIC COMPUTER
DIGITAL DATA
THE DESIGN OF SYNCHRONIZING BUFfERS FOR COllECTING AND DISTRIBUTING
REDUCING COMPUTING TIME FOR SYNCHRONOUS BINARY DIVISION
•
CORRECTION TO REDUCING COMPUTING TIME FOR SYNCHRONOUS BINARY DIVISIDN
OF THE PILOT ACE FOR TESTING A NEW DESIGN OF PROTON SYNCHROTRON
THE USE
THE COMPUTER-RELATED SCIENCES ISYNNOETICS) AT A UNIVERSITY IN THE YEAR 1915
ON THE MECHANIZATION OF SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS
IDENTIFICATION OF NESTED STRUCTURES IN PREDICTIVE SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS
THE
TIC TRANSLATION AT HARVARD UNIVERSITY AND PREDICTIVE SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS
CURRENT RESEARCH ON AUTO~A
SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS AND OPERATOR PRECEDENCE
SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS BY DIGITAL COMPUTER
SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS OF ENGLISH BY COMPUTER, A SURVEY
MULTIPLE-PATH SYNTACTIC ANALYZER
SYNTACTIC AND SEMANTIC AUGMENTS TO ALGOL
A NEW MODEL OF SYNTACTIC DESCRIPTION
A SYNTACTIC DESCRIPTION OF BC NELIAC
THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANOARDS' METHOD OF SYNTACTIC INTEGRATION
SYNTACTIC RETR IEVAL
SYNTACTIC STRUCTURE AND AMBIGUITY Of ENGLISH
AUTOMATlC-PROGRAMMING-LANGUAGE TRANSLATION THRDUGH SYNTACTICAL ANALYSIS·
A SYNTACTICAL CHART DF ALGOL 60
SYNTACTICAL CHARTS OF COBOL 61
PANEL ON SEMANTICS AND SYNTACTICS
SYNTOL ISYNTAGMATIC ORGANIZATION LANGUAGE) (fRENCH)
INTRODUCTION TO AN AUTDMATIC ENGLISH SYNTAX IBY FRAGMENTATION)
AUTOMATIC SYNTAX ANALYSIS IN MACHINE INDEXING AND ABSTRACTING
GEBRAIC LANGUAGE OF THE ZURICH ACM-GAMM CONFEI
THE SYNTAX AND SEMANTICS OF THE PROPOSED INTERNATIONAL Al
LOGICAL SYNTAX AND TRANSFORMATION RULES
PROCESSORS
A SYNTAX CONTROLLED GENERATOR Of FORMAL LANGUAGE
THE STRUCTURE AND USE OF THE SYNTAX OIRECTEt COMPILER
A SYNTAX DIRECTED COMPILER FOR ALGOL 60
A SYNTAX DIRECTED GENERATOR
SYNTAX IN UNIVERSAL. TRANSLATION
A TRANSLATION TECHNIQUE FDR LANGUAGES WHOSE SYNTAX IS EXPRESSIBLE IN EXTENDED BACKUS NORMAL FORM
SDME REMARKS ON THE SYNTAX OF SYMBOLIC PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES
SYNTAX OF THE GERMAN NOUN PHRASE
GERMAN SYNTAX PATTERNS
MACHINE
THE COMPUTATION OF FOURIER SYNTHESES WITH A DIGITAL ELECTRONIC CALCULATING
ALGE8RAIC TOPOLOGICAL METHODS IN SYNTHESIS
THE LOGIC OF AUTOMATIC FORMULA SYNTHESIS
INVESTIGATION OF A CLA·SS OF PATTERN RECOGNITION SYNTHESIS ALGORITHMS
AN EXPERIMENTAl
MATRICES
THE SYNTHESIS AND ANALYSIS OF DIGITAL SYSTEMS BY BOOLEAN
MATRICES
CORRECTION TO THE SYNTHESIS AND ANALYSIS OF DIGITAL SYSTEMS BY BOOLEAN
ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS METHODS FOR REDUNDANT LOGICAL DESIGN
SYNTHESIS OF A COMMUNICATION NET
APPLICATION OF THE NCR 304 DATA PROCESSOR TO THE SYNTHESIS OF A OIGITAL COMPUTER BUILOING BLOCK
IDEAL TRANSFORMERS IN SYNTHESIS OF ANALOG COMPUTERS
RECURSIVE AND OPERATOR METHOOS FOR THE ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS OF AUTOMATA
LOGICAL,
FORMAL ANALYSIS AND SYNTHF.SIS OF BILATERAL SWITCHING NETWORKS
SYNTHESIS OF BINARY RING COUNTERS Of GIVEN PERIODS
THRESHOLD ELEMENT
THE SYNTHESIS OF BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS USING A SINGLE
COMPUTER SYNTHESIS OF CHARACTER-RECOGNITION SYSTEMS
A TRUTH TABLE METHOD FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF COMBINATIONAL LOGIC
AND FILTERING SYSTEMS
THE SYNTHESIS OF COMPUTER-LIMITED SAMPLED-DATA SIMULATION
THE APPLICATION OF GRAPH THEORY TO THE SYNTHESIS OF CONTACT NETWORKS
OUTPUTS
A MATHEMATICAL THEORY FOR nlE SYNTHESIS OF CONTACT NETWORKS WITH ONE INPUT AND K
DIGITAL SYNTHESIS OF CORRELATED STATIONARY NOISE
SYMBOLIC SYNTHESIS OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
FUNCTIONS
SYNTHESIS OF ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS FOR SYMMETRIC
SYNTHEX, TOWARD COMPUTER SYNTHESIS OF HUMAN LANGUAGE 8EHAVIOR
ON AN APPLICATION OF DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING TO THE SYNTHESIS OF LOGICAL SYSTEMS
SYNTHESIS OF LOGICAL SYSTEMS OF GIVEN ACTIVITY
343

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

SWI - SYN
I flP62218
TCB5624 154
ICIP59 492
TCJ2593 118
TCJ2593 120
IFIP62 636
IFIP62 213
IFIP62 513
ICIP59
99
ICIP59 218
IFIP62 198
ICIP59 108
PGEC593 262
IFIP62 252
TCB5612 62
IflP62 326
IFIP62 570
ICIP59 102
IFIP62 716
IFIP62 461
IFIP62 518
IFIP62 201
ICIP59 422
IFIP62 153
ICC 621
1
ICIP59 495
PGEC563 142
ICIP59 479
ICIP59 432
ICIP59 421
ICIP59 481
TCJ2593 101
PGEC564 240
FJCC62 285
PACM52P 113
SOS 62 111
PGEC603 359
NCR 612 115
EJCC56
90
PACM56
31
PGEC612 169
PGEC613 461
IEES56
12
BIT 614 221
MTL 612 673
MTL 611 143
NSMT60 113
JACM633 316
CACM620 515
FJCC63 365
IFIP62 306
CACM604 211
MTL 611 25
CACM631 361
NSMT60
39
NSMT60 286
fJCC63 397
CACM623 145
CACM619 393
CACM625 260
IFIP62 333
IFIP62 219
MTL 612 615
MIPP61 305
ICIP59 125
HARV49 125
CACM638 451
ARAP623 207
CACM611 51
EJCC61 295
Mfl 612 593
ROME62
23
CACM638 456
~SMT60
280
NSMT60 234
MANC5l
35
HARV511 51
NSMT60 462
PGEC633 300
PGEC574 231
PGEC5R2 122
RTCS62 251
IBMJ603 311
NCR 594 204
WJCC55
16
ICIP59 1j8
PGEC583 231
JACM603 281
PGEC625 639
PGEC614 135
PGEC614 604
EJCC57 139
HARV571 244
HARV572 74
CACM627 400
PACM52T 90
PGEC581 ~7
CA8S62 360
JACM594 486
PGEC636 904
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TITLE WORD INDEX

SYN - SYS

A GRAPHICAL METHOD FOR THE
ANALYSIS BY
GRAPHICAL-MECHANICAL AIDS FOR THE
THEORY
OF NONSINGI
ALGEBRAIC TOPOLOGICAL METHODS FOR THE
ACTIVE COMPONENTS
GENERAL
A METHOD FOR
MACHINES

NETWORKS

CONTROL SYSTEM
TRANSFER-FUNCTION
MUSE, A SOUND

RINTED IN MAGNETIC INK, 1M PASSING BI

A METHOD FOR

BEHAVIOR
SOME AUTOMATIC OPERATIONS USING THE GRAMMAR OF
ELEMEMTS OF A COMPLETE COMPUTING
BELL TELEPHONE LABORATORIES RELAY COMPUTING
AN ELECTROSTATIC MEMORY
THE UNIVAC
PERFORMANCE OF THE CENSUS UNIVAC
SEAC INPUT-OUTPUT
HIGH DENSITY DIGITAL RECORDIMG
THE ORACLE MEMORY
CENSUS EXPERIENCE OPERATING A UNIVAC
AN IMPRoveD CATHODE RAY TUBE STORAGE
THe MARCHANT COMPUTER
MESSAGE STORAGE AND PROCESSING WITH A MAGNETIC DRUM
THE ELECTRDDATA COMPUTER IN A DATA-REDUCTION
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY COMPILER
AN EXPERIMENTAL DIGITAL FLIGHT CONTROL
THE OIGITAC AIRBORNE CONTROL
A DIGITAL-ANALOG MACHINE TOOL CONTROL
A CENTRALIZED DATA PROCESSING
A MERCHANDISE CONTROL
THE IBM 701 SPEEDCODING
A CRYOTRON CATALOG MEMORY
A LARGE-CAPACITY DRUM-FILE MEMORY
A TRULY AUT,OMATIC COMPUTING
A PULSE-DURATION-MODULATED DATA-PROCESSING
AN IMPRIlNED MULTICHANNEL DRIFT-STABII.IlATlON
PURPOSE AND APPLICATION OF THE RCA BIIMAC
FUNCTIONAL CRGANIIATION OF DATA IN THE RCA BIIMAC
INPUT AND OUTPUT DEVICES OF THE RCA BIIMAC
A MAGNETIC-DRUM SORTING
THE IBM 705 EDPM MEMORY
OMNICODE, A COMMON LANGUAGE PROGRAMMING
DESIGN OF A NUMERICAL MILLING MACHINE
THE MASTER TERRAIN MODEL
A PROGRAM-CONTROLLED PROGRAM INTERRUPTION
AN AUTOMATIC VOICE READOUT
ON-LINE SALES RECORDING
THE CARDATRON AND THE DATAFILE IN THE DATATRON
THE CARDATRON AND THE DATAFILE IN THE DATATRON
AN RCA HIGH-PERFORMANCE TAPE-TRANSPORT
THE LINCOLN TX-2 INPUT-OUTPUT
THE FORTRAN AUTOMATIC CODING
ACCURACY CONTROL IN THE RCA BIIMAC
THE WREDAC
THE RANDCM-ACCESS MEMORY ACCOUNTING MACHINE I,
LOGICAL DESIGN OF THE DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR THE SAGE
SIMPLE CONSTANT-TEMPERATURE OVEN AND CONTROL
DATA ACQUISITION IN THE WRE
THE DEVELOPMENT OF A ROLL CONTROL
DEMONSTRATION PROBLEMS ON THE WREDAC
THE NATIONAL ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
THE BURROUGHS BUSINESS PROCESSING
INTERROGATION IN THE BIIMAC
PLANNING A DATA PROCESSING
FORTRANSIT, A UNIVERSAL AUTOMATIC COOING
THE GE-I00 DATA PROCESSOR
PILOT, THE NBS MULTICOMPUTER
DESIGN OF THE RCA 501
THE IBM 7070 DATA PROCESSING
\
THE BENDIX G-150, GENERAl PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER
CONDlflONAL PROBABILITY COMPUTING IN A NERVOUS
PROGRAMMING AND MODIFICATION IN THE SHARE 709
INPUT-OUTPUT TRANSLATION IN THE SHARE 709
THE DATAMATIC 1000 MODEL 1~00 OUTPUT
THE RCA 501 ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
AN ERROR-SAMPLED SWEEP-POSITION CONTROL
A COMBINED INDEXING-ABSTRACTING
INFCRMATIDN HANDLING IN A LARGE INFORMATION
A BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE
A SELF-ORGANIZING BINARY
INPUT AND OUTPUT IN THE X-I
OUTLINE FOR A MULTI-LIST ORGANIZED
VARIABLE WORD SORTING IN THE RCA 501
THE RCA 501 ASSEMBL Y
THE RESIDUE NUMBER
THE BURROUGHS 220 HIGH-SPEED PRINTER
IBM 7070 DATA-PROCESSING
THE RESIDUE NUMBER
THE FERRANTI PERSEUS DATA-PROCESSING
PILOT, A NEW MULTIPLE COMPUTER
3~~

SYNTHESIS OF MINIMAL-STATE MACHINES
SYNTHESIS OF MULTI TERMINAL CONTACT NETWORKS
SYNTHESIS OF N-VALUED SWITCHING CIRCUITS
SYNTHESIS OF NATURAL LANGUAGES
SYNTHESIS OF RELAY CIRCUITS
SYNTHESIS OF SWITCHING FUNCTIONS BY LINEAR GRAPH
SYNTHESIS OF SWITCHING SYSTEMS PART III, MINIMIZATION
SYNTHESIS OF TRANSFER ADMITTANCE FUNCTIONS USING
SYNTHESIS OF TRIBUTARY SWITCHING NETWORKS
SYNTHESIS OF TWO-VALUED FEEDBACK CIRCUITS
SYNTHESIS OF VECTOR NETWORKS
SYNTHESIS TECHNIQUE FOR MINIMAL STATE SEQUENTIAL
SYNTHESIS TECHNIQUES
SYNTHESIS WITH COMPUTER AMPLIFIERS AND PASSIVE
SYNTHESIZER
SYNTHESIZING MINIMAL STROKE AND DAGGER FUNCTIONS
SYNTHESIZING THE WAVEFORM GENERATEO BY A CHARACTER, P
SYNTHETIC MATERIALS FOR HYORODYNAMICAL COMPUTATIONS
SYNTHEX, TOWARD COMPUTER SYNTHESIS OF HUMAN LANGUAGE
SYNTOl (SYNTAG~ATIC ORGANIZATION LANGUAGE) (FRENCH)
SYNTOL IN AUTOMATIC DOCUMENTATION (FRENCH)
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COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

SYM - SYS
PGEC59~

HARV572
PGEC581
MTl 612
ECIP55
IBMJ603
18MJ59~

"1
302
52
531
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326

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PGEC635 ~6~
PACM52P 265
PGEC57~ 261
PGEC591 13
CCST61 232
WJCC55
7
IFIP62 ~51
NCR 602 55
PGEC58~

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ROME62

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360

279
6~5

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32

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EJCC51
6
EJCC51
16
EJCC52
31
PGEC521 60
ANL 53
41
ONR 53
30
IIJCC53 161
EJCC5~

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30
23
38

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IIJCC5~

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WJCC5~
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NCR 56~
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136

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EJCC57
EJCC57
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EJCC57
LSU 57
NEIIC57
WJCC57
WJCC57
WJCC57
WJCC57
AUS 571
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I BMJ571
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AUS 572
AUS 572
AUS 573
AUS 573
AUS 573
WCR 57~
CAN 58
CAN 58
EJCC58
EJCC58
EJCC58
EJCt5B
LSU 58
MTP 58
PACM58
PACM58
SACI58
WJCC58
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ICSI581
ICSI582
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TITLE WORD INDEX

PROPOSAL FOR A FEASIBLE PROGRAMMING
THE DIGITAL COMPUTER IN A SCIENTIFIC DATA PROCESSING
A COMPLETELY INTEGRATED ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
STOC~ CONTROL ON A NEW ELECTRONIC ACCOUNTING
THE ORION DATA PROCESSING
THE PROPERTIES OF THE BENDIX G-20 EXECUTIVE PROGRAM
A OESCRIPTION OF THE IBM 7~7~
UNIVAC RANDEX II, RANDOM ACCESS DATA STORAGE
A COMPUTER-CONTROLLED DYNAMIC SERVO TEST
FUNCTIONS REQUIRED OF A TRANSLATION
REPORT ON SOME PRINCIPLES OF THE UNIFIED TRANSFER
THE COMIT
THE HARVEST
ANALOG TIME DELAY
COMMUNICATIONS WITHIN A POLYMORPHIC INTELLECTRONIC
AUTOMATIC STORE AND FORWARD MESSAGE SWITCHING
THE ICT 1301 DATA PROCESSING
THE ENGLISH ELECTRIC KDF9 COMPUTER
AN ANALYSIS OF A HYDRO-ELECTRIC
AN IMAGINARY NUMBER
EARLY EXPERIENCES WITH AN E.D.P.
A MULTI-ADDRESSABLE RANDOM ACCESS FILE
BENDIX G-20
DESCRIPTION OF THE MERCURY REAL TIME COMPUTING
MULTILEVEL PROGRAMMING FOR A REAL-TIME
THE LOGIC DESIGN OF THE FC-~100 DATA PROCESSING
DATAVIEW, A GENERAL PURPOSE DATA DISPLAY
THE SATURN AUTOMATIC CHECKOUT
SIGN DETERM'INATION IN A MODULAR NUMBER
DESIGN OF A LARGE-SCALE CRYOGENIC MEMORY
A LARGE-CAPACITY DOCUMENT STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL
TRANSITION FROM A MANUAL TO A MACHINE INDEXING
A MICROINSTRUCTION
THE MUSP STATISTICAL
NCR-315 ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
THE CONCEPT OF THE LINK SEGMENT
PRINCIPLES OF THE SELF-ORGANIZING
A SELF-ORGANIZING RECOGNITION
AMERICAN AIRLINES SABRE ELECTRONIC RESERVATIONS
PROGRAMMING A DUPLEX COMPUTER
THE SLANG
ANALYSIS OF A CONSTANT-INPUT-FLOW HYDRAULIC
A PRELIMINARY STRUCTURAL TRANSFER
A OIGITAL CORRELATOR BASED ON THE RESIDUE NUMBER
THE EFFECT OF PARAMETERS ON THE ROOTS OF AN EQUATION
SAKO, AN AUTOMATIC COOING
A DIRECT ORDERING, RECORDING ANO INVOICING
MIDWEST STOCK EXCHANGE CENTRAL lIED ACCOUNTING
HIGH-SPEED ARITHMETIC
THE KDF9 COMPUTER
CONTROL TECHNIQUES IN THE CL-II PROGRAMMING
DATA DESCRIPTION IN THE CL-II PROGRAMMING
THE COLASL AUTOMATIC COOING
ICON, A MANAGEMENT INFORMATION
AN INTROOUCTION TO THE KLS PROCESSING
THE ALGEBRAIC COMPILERS FOR BENDIX G-20 COMPUTING
PROBLEMS IN THE STUDY OF THE NERVOUS
THE MANIAC III ARITHMETIC
AN EXPERI~ENTAL TIME-SHARING
,THE UCLA VARIABLE STRUCTURE COMPUTER
A MULTIPROCESSING APPROACH TO A LARGE COMPUTER
AEI 1010 DATA PROCESSING
ONE-LEVEL STORAGE
SAAB 500, A NUMERICAL CONTROL
THE ATLAS SCHEDULING
CONFLEX I, A CONDITIONED REFLEX
THE KDF9 COMPUTER
ENCAPSULATEO LOGIC BLOCKS, THE A.W.A. 'DATABLOC'
THE CIRRUS MULTIPROGRAM
CYCLOPS-1, A SECONO GENERATION RECOGNITION
THE DIRECT ACCESS SEARCH
EXPERIENCE WITH A GENERALIIED INFORMATION PROCESSING
AN INTERRUPT CONTROL FOR THE B5000 DATA PROCESSOR
A HYBRID ANALOG-DIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER
INVESTIGATION OF A WOVEN SCREEN MASS MEMORY
HYBRID SI~ULATION OF AN AIRCRAFT ADAPTIVE CONTROL
TIME SHARING ON THE FERRANTI-PACKARD FP6000 COMPUTER
EXPERIENCE WITH THE ATLAS SCHEDULING
SKETCHPAD, A MAN-MACHINE GRAPHICAL COMMUNICATION
RECOVERY FOR COMPUTER SWITCHOVER IN A REAL-TIME
ANALYSIS OF A MAGNETO-OPTIC READOUT
EVERYMAN'S INFORMATION
AN IMPROVED tUNNEL DIODE MEMORY
AN INTRINSICALLY ADDRESSED PROCESSING
A DIRECTLY COUPLED MULTIPROCESSING
DYNAMIC STORAGE ALLOCATION FOR A REAL-TIME
A COMPUTER-OPERATED LABORATORY DATA-TAKING
MEASURING THE PROFITABILITY OF A COMPUTER
THE ELLIOTT ALGOL INPUT-OUTPUT
THE GUS MULTICOMPUTER
PARALLEL PROCESSING IN A RESTRUCTURABLE COMPUTER
AN ANALOG-DIGITAL CHARACTER RECOGNITION
BASIC OPERATIONS IN AN UNNORMALIZED ARITHMETIC
A CATALOGUE ENTRY RETRIEVAL
THE TORONTO COMPUTER-BASED TRAFFIC CONTROL
DIRECT ACCESS PHOTOMEMORY PART I, PROTOTYPE MACHINE
MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR PROBLEM QUEUING IN A COMPUTER
SMOOTHING OF PULP QUALITY CHARACTERISTICS IN A FLOW
IDEAL COMPUTER SUPPORT PROGRAM AND A SPECIFIC I.B.M.
DESIGN AND SIMULATION OF AN INFORMATION PROCESSING
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COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

SYN - SYS
CACM598
7
AUS 60 B7.3
AUS 60 A~.2
AUS 60 A4.3
AUS 60 C5.~
CAN 60 338
EJCC60 161
EJCC60 189
EJCC60 255
NSMT60
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NSMT60
88
I'ISMT60 ~39
WJCC60
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WJCC60 103
WJCC60 225
WJCC60 365
TCB~601
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TCB~603 119
TCJ3603 161
CACM60~

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TCJ2604 152
WCR 604 42
CACM605 325
CAS 61 101
EJCC61
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EJCC61 158
EJCC61 1n
EJCC61 232
HARV61 136
LCMT61 305
LCMT61 351
MIPP61 110
PACM61 6C2
PACM61 6C6
PACM61 10C3
PACM61 12C4
SOS 61 255
WJCC61 545
WJCC61 593
CACM61N 501
CACM611 75
t BMJ611 ~~
MTl. 611 195
PGEC611 63
TCJ~611
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ARAP612 161
TCJ4612 150
CAS 62
31
DIP 62 638
FJCC62 108
PACM62
29
PACM62
30
PACM62
44
PACM62
59
ROME62 121
ROME62 4~9
SJCC62 1~1
SJCC62 195
SJCC62 335
WOC062 182
I BSJ621 64
TCB6621 30
PGEC622 223
BIT 623 182
TCJ5623 238
NCR 624 132
AUS 63 C.l
AUS 63 C.8
AUS 63 C.17
FJCC63
21
FJCC63 167
FJCC63 183
FJCC63 229
FJCC63 271
FJCC63 311
FJCC63 ~25
SJCC63
29
SJCC63
59
SJCC63 329
IBSJ631 76
PGEC631
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CACM633 123
IBMJ633 199
IBSJ633 182
IBSJ633 218
I BSJ633 230
IBSJ633 240
TCJ5634 28~
TCJ563~

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PGEC636
PGEC636
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TITLE WORO INOEX

NATION SIMULATION, AN EXAMPLE OF A SELF-ORGANIZING
S-2000 TRANSISTORIZED LARGE-SCALE DATA PROCESSING
STORAGE ALLOCATION FOR AN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
EXPERIENCE WITH AN OPERATING MULTIPROGRAMMING
MERCURY REAL-TIME COMPUTATlDNA, AND DATA-FLOW
AND SEARCH PROPERTIES OF A TREE-ORGANIZED MEMORY
TITLE WORD INDEXING, PROCEDURES FOR MAN-MACHINE
COMPUTER, A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR A MISSILE CHECKOUT
OF CHARACTER-RECOGNITION DEVICES IN DATA-PROCESSING
FAILURE RECOVERY IN A DIGITAL DATA-PROCESSING
FAILURE RECOVERY IN A DIGITAL DATA PROCESSING
AND SQUARE ROOT IN THE QUARTER-IMAGINARY NUMBER
OF MISSPELLED NAMES IN AN AIRLINES PASSENGER RECORD
OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR A COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN
IN IMPLEMENTING A MAJOR APPLICATION ON AN E.D.P.
THE LOCALIZATION OF FUNCTION IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS
AND PLANNING FOR ELECTRONIC OATA PROCESSING
AND PROGRAMMING A SHIPBOARD REAL-TIME COMPUTER
WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER IN A SIMPLE CONTROL
OF-FREEDO~ SIMULATION OF A MANNED ORBITAL DOCKING
FOUNDATIONS FOR THE COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN
HOSPITAL AND SURGICAL INSURANCE RECORD-KEEPING
STRATEGY ON THE NATIONAL-ELLIOTT 405 DATA PROCESSING
OF PATTERN RECOGNITION IN A SELF-ORGANIZING
COMPUTER FOR MEASUREMENTS OF A NEUROLOGICAL CONTROL
SIDERATIONS IN THE DESIGN OF THE WRE DATA PROCESSING
ULTRASONIC DELAY LINES FOR A PCM COMMUNICATION
AND LOGICAL DESIGN TECHNIQUES FOR THE RW-33 COMPUTER
IN THE DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED' DATA GATHERING
SIMULATION IN THE DESIGN OF AN OPERATIONAL CONTROL
INSTALLATION AS A PART OF AN AIR-LINE RESERVATIONS
ACHIEVE MAXIM.UM UTILIZATION IN A REAL-TIME COMPUTING
APPLICATION OF AN EMIOEC ELECTRONIC DATA-PROCESSING
ASYMMETRIC ERRORS IN ONE CHANNEL OF A MULTICHANNEL
ALLOCATION IN A MULTIPROCESSOR MULTIPROGRAMMED
FROM THE USE OF LINDE'S INDEXING AND RETRIEVAL
OF COMPUTATIONS IN A VARIABLE STRUCTURE COMPUTER
RANSMISSION IN THE ROYAL AIR FORCE INTEGRATED SUPPLY
RAY TUBES FOR USE IN THE WILLIAMS TYPE STORAGE
CONTENT ANALYSIS,STUDIES USING THE GENERAL INQUIRER
OF RELIABILITY AND ACCURACY FOR DIFFERENT TYPES OF
KEY TO AIR FORCE DIGITAL DATA COMMUNICATIONS
OF A PARALLEL-TYPE CATHOOE-RAY-TUBE STORAGE
OF EVEN OReER ARISING IN A NON-LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL
COMPILER OF THE IBM FORTRAN AUTOMATIC CODING
IRICALLY BASED MATHEMATICALLY DERIVED CLASSifiCATION
OF THE MATHEMATICAL MODEL OF A GUIDED WEAPONS
SIMULTANEOUS EQUATIONS USING THE RESIDUE NUMBER
VENTURE IN THE PRODUCTION OF AN AUTOMATIC CODING
MOTION STUDY OF A MINIATURE MECHANICAL LINGUISTIC
GITAL COMPUTERS IN AUTOMATIC CONTROL AND INFORMATION
PUTING-LOAD ASSIGNMENT IN A MULTI-PROCESSOR COMPUTER
TRANSMITTED INFORMATION RATE IN A BAND COMPRESSION
DIGITAL TECHNIQUES IN THE AUTOMATIC MAP COMPILATION
DATA TRANSMISSION AND DOCUMENT HANDLING IN AN ADP
THE DEVELOPMENT Of A COMPUTER ASSISTED STOCK CONTROL
AS A MEANS OF MINIMISING ERROR IN AN ON-OFF CONTROL
TO THE DESIGN Of INTERCDNNECTIONS FOR A FAST LOGIC
N IN BIOLOGY, PROPOSAL FOR FINANCING A COMPREHENSIVE
OL LOOP OF AN AIRBORNE NAVIGATIONAL DIGITAL COMPUTER
UMBER GENERATION IN THE FIXED PLUS VARIABLE COMPUTER
OR INTERNAL MEMORY SECTIONS OF THE ERA 1103 COMPUTER
AN ANALOG-DIGITAL CHARACTER-RECOGNITION
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING OF UNIVAC BY THE A-2 COMPILER
A GENERALIZED BROKERAGE ACCOUNTING
A DUAL-USE DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR DYNAMIC
A SIMULATION MODEL FOR DATA
A COORDINATED DATA-PROCESSING
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THE RAYDAC

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ION OF ORTHONORMAL APPROXIMATION FUNCTIONS
LINEAR SYSTEM
THE DESIGN AND SYSTEM
A SEMI-AUTOMATIC STORAGE ALLOCATION SYSTEM
THE INTEGRATED DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
INTERPROGRAM SYSTEM
THE D21 DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
THE RCA BIZMAC SYSTEM
THE DETERMINATION OF CONTROL SYSTEM
USE IN THE PROCESS INDUSTRIES
SYSTEM
DIRECT ACCESS PHOTOMEMORY PART II, SYSTEM
INTEGRATED PROGRAMMING AND OPERAT·ING SYSTEM PART I, SYSTEM
A NEW LARGE-SCALE DATA HANDLING SYSTEM
SYSTEM
PROCESSING MACHINE
THE RCA 601 SYSTEM
DIGITAL-COMPUTER SYSTEM
OIGITAL-COMPUTER-SYSTEM
NEW CONCEPTS IN COMPUTING SYSTEM
A FLEXIBLE AND ECONOMIC APPROACH TO DIGITAL SYSTEM
SYSTEM
A MULTIPROCESSOR SYSTEM
IN COMPUTER APPLICATION TO ELECTRICAL MACHINE AND SYSTEM
COMPUTERS, CONTROL CIRCUITS, COMPUTER OPERATION, AND SYSTEM
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DYNAMIC
INITIAL
PROJECT
STORAGE
PERMUTED
THE ACRE
THE ROLE
AUTOMATIC
AUTOMATIC
DIVISIONS
RETRIEVAL
AN OUTLINE
EXPERIENCE
MODELS AND
ORGANIZING
ORGANIZING
EXPERIMENTS
SIX DEGREETHEORETICAL
AN EXTENSIVE
PROGRAMMING
GENERALIZATION
ONLINE DIGITAL
SOME BASIC CON
MAGNETOSTRICTIVE
AUTOMATIC SYSTEM
LANGUAGE PROBLEMS
THE USE OF MANNED
A CENTRAL COMPUTER
PROGRAM DESIGN TO
A CASE STUDY IN THE
CODING FOR MULTIPLE
PROBLEMS OF STORAGE
RETRIEVAL QUESTIONS
AUTOMATIC ASSIGNMENT
DATA PREPARATION AND T
THE TESTING OF CATHODE
A COMPUTER APPROACH TO
THE RELATIVE IMPORTANCE
FOUR ADVANCED COMPUTERS,
THE DESIGN AND OPERATION
BEHAVIOUR OF SUBHARMONICS
THE ARITHMETIC TRANSLATORTHE CONSTRUCTION OF AN EMP
THE PREPARATION AND CHECKING
A COMPUTER FOR SOLVING LINEAR
A DESCRIPTION OF A COOPERATIVE
MECHANICAL PRAGMATICS, A TIMETHE ROLE OF GENERAL PURPOSE 01
A PROBABILISTIC ANALYSIS OF COM
DEPENDENCE OF SPEECH QUALITY ON
APPLICATION OF HYBRID ANALOG AND
THE PLACE OF CHARACTER RECOGNITION,
THE USE OF INVENTORY SIMULATION IN
A CALCULATION OF SWITCHING FUNCTIONS
APPLICATION OF LIST-PROCESSING METHODS
RESPONSIBILITIES FOR SCIENTIFIC INfORMATIO
IE TIE-IN OF THE HUMAN OPERATOR TO THE CONTR
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COMPUTER-PROGRAMMED PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE F
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ANALYSIS
AND ANALOG COMPUTER TO DETERMINE REFINERY-PROC
AND ITS EXTERNAL MEMORY
AND LANGUAGE FOR DATA PROCESSING
AND LOGICAL DESIGN TECHNIQUES FOR THE RW-33
APPLICATION OF HYBRID LOGIC CIRCUITRY
APPROACH TO RELIABILITY
APPROXIMATION BY DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER SIMULAT
ASPECTS OF THE HD FILE DRUM
AT LOADING TIME
AT THE AIR FORCE MISSILE TEST CENTRE
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING FOR CSIRAC
BY SVENSKA·AEROPLAN AKTIEBOLAGET, SWEDEN
CENTRAL
CHARACTERISTICS BY SIMULATION
CHARACTERISTICS OF A COMPUTER CONTROLLER FOR
CONSIDERATIONS
CONSIDERATIONS AND THE MONITOR
DESIGN OF AN
DATAMATIC 1000
DESCRIPTION FOR AN IMPROVED INFORMATION
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DESIGN
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DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
DESIGN IN THE AUSTRALIAN POST OFFICE
DESIGN CF A COMPUTER FOR RUSSIAN-ENGLISH
DESIGN OFA SMALL, FAST DIGITAL COMPUTER
DESIGN OF CIRRUS

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

50S 62
19
NEWC51 106
CACM610 431
CAC.M625 282
EJCC61
33
CACM631 28
11
MIPP61
WJCC59 217
CAS 58
54
WJCC59 159
IBMJ591
2
CACM614 192
CACM623 169
SJCC63 299
CAN 60
44
HTP 58 669
LSU 55
23
FJCC63 121
WJCC54
60
SJCC63
91
SJCC63 305
CAS 51
1
AUS 513 301
WJCC55
86
CACM62N 561
AUS 512 201
PGEC603 329
NCR 602 124
AUS 60 A1.3
WJCC61
51
CAS 51
1
WJCC59 299
BCS 58 465
PGEC625 655
CACM610 421
ICSI581 163
PGEC636 155
TCJ6633 219
PACM52T 42
SJCC63 241
RMCS60
39
EJCC61 264
I EES56 319
AUS 63 C.15
CACM592
9
SJCC62 ~19
AUS 60B'10.4
PGEC622 164
J ACM564 266
CACM62D 516
NCR 544 82
FJCC63 141
IFIP62 354
SJCC63 105
TCB5611 19
AUS 63 8.4
AUS 60B'2.1
TCJ6644 321
I CSI 582 1411
EJCC51
68
WJCC61 151
PWCS54
62
IF IP62 456
ECIP55 154
CAS 60
68
CAS 51
99
19
EJCC61
EJCC51
34
EJCC52
63
ROME62 601
NCR 602 124
PGEC604 418
EJCC58
28
PGEC592 204
WJCC58 191
CACM610 446
AUS 512 218
AUS 60 C3.1
PGEC636 650
WJCC56 126
AUS 63 C.21
EJCC51
40
WJCC58
)3
IBSJ632 153
NEWC51
36
PACM61 lOCI
EJCC60 173
CCST61
33
CHBK62
16
P IRE625 1013
AUS 63 C.2
AUS 63 A.1
FJCC63 139
CAS 51
64
CHBK62
4
EJCC61 323
AUS 63 A.9
NSMT60 491
PGEC636 698
AUS 60 C5.2
346

SYS - SYS

TITLE WORD INDEX

SYSTEM
SYSTEM
THE SYSTEM
SYSTEM
AN ANALYSIS OF REAL AND SIMULATED STATISTICS FOR SYSTEM
THE IBM 650 RAMAC SYSTEM
OPTlMIZAT.ION OF ANALOG COMPUTER LINEAR SYSTEM
AN AUTOMATIC TELEPHONE SYSTEM
OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
POWER-SYSTEM
SYSTEM
SYSTEM
SPECIAL-PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER SYSTEMS
TS ENVIRONMENT BY GEESE, GENERAL ELECTRIC ELECTRONIC SYSTEM
A NONARITHMETICAL SYSTEM
ON MICROELECTRONIC COMPONENTS, INTERCONNECTIONS, AND SYSTEM
IBM 1~40 DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
AN ADVANCED INPUT-OUTPUT SYSTEM
THE MOST ECONOMIC ADDRESS SYSTEM
AN INPUT-OUTPUT SYSTEM
A PROPOSED INFORMATION HANDLING SYSTEM
MATRIX SWITCH AND DRIVE SYSTEM
A TIME-SHARING DEBUGGING SYSTEM
A DUAL MASTER FILE SYSTEM
SAGE, A DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM
A COMPUTER ORGANIZATION AND PROGRAMMING SYSTEM
A DATA COM~UNICATIONS AND PROCESSING SYSTEM
0825, A MULTIPLE-COMPUTER SYSTEM
THE AUTOMATIC SPEECH RECOGNITION SYSTEM
IN PRINTED CEC IMAL FORM
A SYSTEM
AN ADVANCED MAGNETIC TAPE SYSTEM
DISPLAY
OOOOAC, AN INTEGRATED SYSTEM
MULTI-CHANNEL ANALO~OIGITAL CONVERSION SYSTEM
AN ADAPTIVE AUTOMATION TO PRODUCE A SELF ORGANIZING SYSTEM
MALFUNCTIONS
A PROGRAMMING SYSTEM
MULTICHANNEL ANALOG INPUT-OUTPUT CONVERSION SYSTEM
S DEVICES
A RELIABLE CHARACTER SENSING SYSTEM
c,
AN INPUT SYSTEM
LAI
THE TRIAL TRANSLATlJR, AN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING SYSTEM
ON OF AN ARMY-NAVY MILITARIZED DIGITAL MAGNETIC TAPE SYSTEM
A SYSTEM
A SYSTEM
COMPUTER
A SYSTEM
701 CCMPUTER
A GENERAL SYSTEM
DIGITAL DATA
A SELF-CHECKING SYSTEM
RETRIEVAL
AN EXPERIMENTAL SYSTEM
A CONTROL SYSTEM
A REAL TIME MULTI-COMPUTER SYSTEM
PROCESSING
A MINIMUM COST DRIVING SYSTEM
A HIGH TRACK-DENSITY SERVO-ACCESS SYSTEM
AN IMPROVED READING SYSTEM
THE COMIT SYSTE"
DESIGN OF AN INTERCONNECTED SYSTEM
A LOGICAL READING SYSTEM
A DIGITAL SYSTEM
USE OF A COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL SYSTEM
THE MUL T.I-L I ST SYSTEM
SCIENCES
AN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEM
A REAL-TI~E UPDATING AND TRANSACTION PROCESSING SYSTEM
AN AUTOMATIC DIGITAL DATA ASSEMBLY SYSTEM
ATiONS
PHASE REVERSAL DATA TRANSMISSION SYSTEM
LISP, A PROGRAMMING SYSTEM
THE DESIGN OF A PROGRAMMING SYSTEM
A MAGNETIC-TAPE AUXILIARY STORAGE SYSTEM
THE ITERATIVE CONTROL SYSTEM
AN INTEGRATED COMPUTATION SYSTEM
I NF ORMA TI ON
THE FACT COMPILER, A SYSTEM
A NEW INPUT-OUTPUT SEL.ECTION SYSTEM
THE PACT I COOING SYSTEM
PRINT 1. A PROPOSED CODING SYSTEM
PRINT 1, AN AUTOMATIC COOING SYSTEM
THE SHARE OPERATING SYSTEM
THE STENOWRITER, A SYSTEM
A COMPLEX INFORMATION PROCESSING SYSTEM
THE BKS SYSTEM
COMMENTS ON THE ALGOL SYSTEM
THE COMAC, AN EFFICIENT PUNCHED CARD COLLATING SYSTEM
THE ELECTRONIC RESERVATIONS SYSTEM
PROPOSED ADVANCED CODING SYSTEM
HIGH PERFORMANCE 14-CHANNEL "AGNETIC RECORD-PLAYBACK SYSTEM
ANALYSER
A DIGITAL DISPLAY METERING SYSTEM
AUTOMATIC DATA-ACCUMULATION SYSTEM
SYSTEM
ENTATION REQUIRED FOR REAL-TIME SIMULATION INVOLVING SYSTEM
AUTOMATIC DIGITAL ENCODING SYSTEM
UTILISATICN OF AN ANALOGUE-TO-OIGITAL LINKAGE SYSTEM
ALUATlCN STUCY FOR A QUASI-REAL TIME DATA PROCESSHIG SYSTEM
THE USE OF THE GENIE SYSTEM
THE SYSTEM
THE COMPUTER SYSTEM
NON-PROCEDURAL DATA SYSTEM
I~PROVEMENT THROUGH REDUNDANCY AT VARIOUS SYSTEM
APPLICATION CF DIGITAL COMPUTERS TO ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEM
PHASE EQUILIBRIA IN THE FERRITE REGION OF THE SYS TEM
SIMULATION OF A BIOLOGICAL SYSTEM
TRANSCOOE, A SYSTE"
THE MARK 5 SYSTEM
THE PROCEDURE TRANSLATOR, A SYSTEM
THE PO~ER SUPPLY SYSTEM
NEERING FI
THE INTRODUCTION AND ESTABLISHMENT OF A SYS TEM
HE BANG-BANG ceNTROL PI
APPLICATION OF THE ADJOINT SYSTEM
ON THE INVERSION COMPLEXITY OF A SYSTEM
347

DESIGN OF THE ETL KM-6 COMPUTER
DESIGN OF THE GAMMA 60
DESIGN OF THE IBM TYPE 701 COMPUTER
DESIGN OF THE SEAC AND OYSEAC
DESIGN PURPOSES
DISK STORAGE OPERATION
DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS
EMPLOYING MAGNETIC DRUM MEMORY
ENGINEERING PROBLEMS WITH REFERENCE TO THE USE
ERROR ANALYSIS IN COMPUTATION
EVALUATION AND INSTRUMENTATION FOR MILITARY
EVALUATOR TECHNIQUES
IATION OF A RADAR AND I
EXTENSICN
FABR ICA TION
FEATURES FIVE NEW UNITS
FOR A COBOL COMPILER
FOR A DIGITAL COMPUTER
FOR A DIGITAL CONTROL COMPUTER
FOR A LARGE RESEARC~ ORGANIZATION
FOR A LOW-COST MAGNETIC-CORE MEMORY
FOR A SMALL COMPUTER
FOR A TAPE PROCESSING COMPUTER
FOR AIR DEFENSE
FOR AUTOMATED MAINTENANCE
FOR CARDIAC ANALYSIS
FOR COMMAND AND CONTROL
FOR CONVERSATIONAL SOUND
FOR COUNTING AND RECORDING ELECTRICAL IMPULSES
FOR DATA PROCESSING
FOR DATA PROCESSING, INTERROGATION, AND
FOR DC VOLTAGES
FOR DECISION MAKING
IA GROUP OF SUBJECTS AND
FOR DETECTION AND DIAGNOSIS OF MACHINE
FOR DIGITAL COMPUTER
FOR DOCUMENTS PREPARED ON CONVENTIONAL BUSINES
FOR ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS
FOR EXPERIMENTAL RUSSIAN-ENGLISH MACHINE TRANS
FOR FIELD COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
THE EVOLUTI
FOR GENERAL-PURPOSE ANALO~DIGITAL COMPUTATION
FOR GENERAL-PURPOSE ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTATION
FOR GENERATING 'PRONOUNCEABLE' NAMES USING A
FOR HANDLING ALPHAMERIC INFORMATION ON THE IBM
FOR HIGH-SPEED TRANSMISSION OF MAGNETIC-TAPE
FOR LOGIC DESIGN DATA ACCUMULATION AND
FOR LOGICAL BLOCK DIAGNOSIS ~ITH DATA LOADING
FOR LUNAR AND PLANETARY SPACE FLIGHT DATA
FOR MAGNETIC CORE MEMORIES
FOR MAGNETIC RECORDING DISK STORAGE
FOR MAGNETICALLY RECORDED DIGITAL DATA
FOR MECHANICAL TRANSLATION
FOR MINIMUM COST
FOR NONRETURN-TD-ZERO MAGNETIC RECORDING
FOR POSITION DETERMINATION
FOR RE-ENTRY VEHICLE FLIGHT SIMULATION
FOR REAL-TIME STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL
FOR REFERENCES AND ABSTRACTS IN THE COMPUTER
FOR SAVINGS BANKS
TELLERTRON,
FOR SPACE SURVEILLANCE
FOR SWITCHED AND PRIVATE TELEPHONE LINE APPLIC
FOR SYMBOLIC MANIPULATIONS
FOR THE CIRRUS COMPUTER
FOR THE EDSAC
FOR THE ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER
FOR THE ERA-I103
FOR THE EXTRACTION, STORAGE, AND RETRIEVAL OF
FOR THE FLORIDA AUTOMATIC COMPUTER (FLAC)
FOR THE IBM TYPE 701
FOR THE IBM TYPE 705
FOR THE IBM 705
FOR THE IBM 709
FOR THE LEXICAL PROCESSING OF STENOTYPY
FOR THE LGP-30
FOR THE PHILCO-2000
FOR THE SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZE COMPUTERS
FOR THE STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL OF INFORMATION
FOR TRANS-CANADA AIR LINES
FOR UNIVAC-LARC
FOR USE AS A PRECISION FREQUENCY MULTIPLIER
FOR USE WITH A TRANSFORMER ANALOG NET~ORK
FOR WINe TUNNELS
HANDLING OF FUNCTIONAL OPERATO~S
HARDWARE
FACILITIES AND INSTRUM
II
IN A BIG SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING CENTRE
IN A MANUFACTURI~G ENTERPRISE
10 COMPUTER EV
IN NUMERICAL CALCULATION
IN OPERATION
ISSUE
LANGUAGES
LEVELS
RELIAB III TY
LOSS STUDIES
MANGANESE-IRON-OXYGEN
OF AN ANALOG COMPUTER
OF AUTOMATIC COOING FOR FERUT
OF AUTO~ATIC CODING FOR TREAC
OF AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
OF BESM
OF COMPUTER PRODUCTION CONTROL IN A LIGHT ENGI
OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS IN THE SOLUTION OF T
OF FUNCTIONS

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

SYS - SYS
IFIP62 690
WJCC5B 130
P IRE530 1262
PGEC5~2
8
TCJ5622 94
WJCC57
43
WJCC61 315
PI RE530 1341
26
IEES56
CCST61 168
WJCC59 153
WJCC61 490
PCS 62 254
WJCC60 251
CACM620 618
CACM625 273
TOMM5B 205
PWCS54
67
ICSI5B2 1181
PGEC612 238
SJCC63
51
JACM584 319
EJCC57 1~8
PGEC636 887
FJCC62 280
FJCC62
86
PGEC636 835
PACM52P 61
EJCC59 181
EJCC61
17
WJCC54 113
SOS 62 283
PGEC631 10
NCR 537
2
WCR 571t 111
BIT 613 177
EJCC58 138
FJCC63 517
PACM56
21
JACM571 12
JACM611 97
JACM563 175
EJCC57 190
IFlP62 678
CACM604 236
SJCC63 127
AUS 60 C4.3
IBMJ614 2B7
PGEC543 22
ICIP59 183
/IUS 60 B3.1
PGEC553 93
EJCC57 164
EJCC61 105
IFIP62 273
CAN 62 136
NCR 624 101
EJCC61 257
IBMJ612 93
PACM59
35
AUS 63 C.19
IEES56 337
NCR 624 86
JACM563 181
WJCC60
73
WJCC57
37
JACM564 272
WJCC56
45
ACFl57
29
ARAP591 169
PGEC622 187
CAN 60 121
CACM612 104
ROME62 253
ICSI5B2 1245
CAN 60
24
DNR 56
49
NCR 612 69
AUS 60 C8.4
PGEC561
7
J ACM612 168
EJCC57
96
ONR 56
71
IFIP62 236
PACM61 1284
ARAP612
1
WJCC54
98
PGEC636 607
PACM61 11-1
I BMJ582 148
LSU 57
82
I BMJ583 193
PGEC621 17
JACM554 243
ARAP591 23
ACFl57
39
CENG59
1
TCJ2593 115
PACM62
50
JACM584 331
347

SYS - SYS

TITLE WORD INDEX

INDEXING USING THE IBM 7090 OPS

THE MERGE
A MORE RATIONAL
THE ALPHA VECTOR TRANSFORMATION OF A
AND 'LEAST QTH' APPROXIMATION OF AN OVERDETERMINED
DIGITAL CIRCUITS
A THREE-VALUED
MPUTER PROGRESS IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA. II. THE NUMERICAL
THE NUMERICAL
MACHINE FEATURES FOR A MORE AUTOMATIC MONITORING
TEST OF AN INVENTORY CONTROL
THE SIMULATION OF lH~Q~:~~=RT~:~G~~:R~~=
OPERATIONAL FLIGHT TRAINER

SYSTEM OF INFORMATION DISSEMINATION, RETRIEVAL, AND
SYSTEM OF JUSTICE THROUGH INFORMATION PROCESSING
SYSTEM OF LINEAR CONSTRAINTS
SYSTEM OF LINEAR EQUATIONS
ON THE 'BEST'
SYSTEM OF LOGIC AND ITS APPL,lCATlDN TO BASE THREE
SYSTEM OF RESIDUAL CLASSES (SRC)
CO
SYSTEM OF RESIDUAL CLASSES IN MATHEMATICAL MACHINES
SYSTEM ON DIGITAL COMPUTERS
.
SYSTEM ON FERUT
SYSTEM DN SIRIUS'
SYSTEM OPTIMIZATION
SYSTEM ORGANIZATION OF A MULTIPLE-tOCKPIT DIGITAL
SYSTEM ORGANIZATION OF MDBIDIC
.
THE SYSTEM ORGANIZATION OF MDBIDIC 8
SYSTEM ORGANIZATION OF THE OYSEAC
OPTICAL OISPLAY FOR DATA-HANDLING SYSTEM OUTPUT
THE AUTOMATIC DETERMINATION OF HUMAN AND OTHER SYSTEM PARAMETERS
DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED PROGRAMMING AND OPERATING SYSTEM PART I, SYSTEM CONSIDERATIONS ANO THE MONITOR
DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED PROGRAMMING AND OPERATING SYSTEM PART II, THE ASSEMBLY PROGRAM AND ITS LANGUAGE
DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED PROGRAMMING AND OPERATING SYSTEM PART Ill, THE EXPANDED FUNCTION OF THE LOADER
DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED PROGRAMMING AND OPERATING SYSTEM PART IV. THE SYSTEM'S FORTRAN COMPILER
DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED PROGRAMMING ANO OPERATING SYSTEM PART V. THE SYSTEM'S COBOL COMPILER
COMPUTERS IMPROVE POWER SYSTEM PERFORMANCE
G.ENERALIZED MEASURES OF COMPUTER SYSTEM PERFORMANCE
PERFORMANCE
ON PREDICTION OF SYSTEM PERFORMANCE FROM INFORMATION ON COMPONENT
COMPUTER PROGRAMMES FOR ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEM PLANNING
,
RELIABILITY FROM A SYSTEM POINT OF VIEW
ONS OF THE FIRST KINO BY THE INVERSION OF THE LINEAR SYSTEM PRODUCED BY QUADRATURE
IHOLM INTEGRAL EQUATI
ELEMENTS
AN. OPERATIONAL HYBRID COMPUTING SYSTEM PROVIDES ANALOG-TYPE COMPUTATION WITH DIGITAL
SYSTEM REDUNDANCY AND INFORMATION THEORY
MAJORITY GATE LOGIC IMPROVES DIGITAL SYSTEM RELIABILITY
A NOTE ON THE SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER
PROBLEMS IN FLIGHT SYSTEM SIMULATION
SOME AIRLINE APPLICATIONS OF MONTE-CARLO SYSTEM SIMULATIONS
A DIGITAL SYSTEM SIMULATOR
SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE DYSEAC
AN AUTOMATED TECHNIOUE FOR. CONDUCTING A TOTAL SYSTEM STUDY
. SYSTEM SUMMARY OF IBM 7030
SHARE 709 SYSTEM SUPERVISORY CONTROL ROUTINE
CONTROL SYSTEM SYNTHESIS TECHNIQUES
PERFORMANCE ADVANCES IN A TRANSISTORIZED COMPUTER SYSTEM THE TRANSAC S-20DO
CONTROL SYSTEM THEORY
NONLINEAR CONTROL SYSTEM THEORY
A STOCK-CDNTROLAND INVOICING SYSTEM USING A GAMMA 3 COMPUTER
AN OPTICAL CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEM USING A VIDICON SCANNER
OPTIMUM CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEM USING DECISION FUNCTION
AN OPTIMUM CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEM USING DECISION FUNCTIONS
AN AUTOMATIC DATA ACQUISITION AND INQUIRY SYSTEM USING DISK .FILES
AN ON-LINE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM USING ENGLISH LANGUAGE
A PATTERN IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM USING LINEAR DECISION FUNCTIONS
INSTRUMENTATION OF A SPECIAL-PURP9SE DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM USING SIMULATION EQUIPMENT'
EVALUATION AND
VARIABLE SCOPE SEARCH SYSTEM VS3
A COMPUTER-INTEGRATED RAPID-ACCESS MAGNETIC TAPE SYSTEM WITH FIXED ADDRESS
AN INTEGRATED DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM WITH REMOTE INPUT AND OUTPUT
DATA
AN INFORMATION SYSTEM WITH THE A8ILITY TO EXTRACT INTELLIGENCE FROM
.HCROSADIC A HIGH-SPEEO DATA-PREPARATION SYSTEM WITH VARIA8LE FORMAT OUTPUT
THE COMPUTER IN CANADIAN RAILROADING. C.P.R. SYSTEM-WIDE DATA PROCESSING
THE SNOWY MOUNTAINS AUTHORITY STORES SYSTEM, A CASE STUDY
THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM, A COOPERAT!'VE EFFORT
THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM, A COOPERATIVE EFFORT
THE CELLSCAN SYSTEM, A LEUCOCYTE PATTERN ANALYZER
RPOSE COMPUTER
THE UNIVAC AIRLINES RESERVATIONS SYSTEM, A SPECIAL-PURPOSE APPLICATION OF A GENERAL-PU
8UNEPS PERT-MILESTONE SYSTEM, A TOOL FOR PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
REL1ABILITY OF AN AIR DEFENSE COMPUTING SYSTEM, CIRCUIT DESIGN
RELIABILITY OF AN AIR DEFENSE COMPUTING SYSTEM, COMPONENT DEVELOPMENT
A NEW LARGE-SCALE DATA-HANDLING SYSTEM, DATAMATIC 1000
INSTALLING A COMPUTER SYSTEM, EDUCATIONAL AND OTHER STAFF ·PROB.LEMS
AUTOMATIC DIGITAL ENCODING SYSTEM, II lADES II)
THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM, INPUT-OUTPUT TRANSLATION
FORTRAN, AN AUTOMATIC COOING SYSTEM, ITS DEVELOPMENT, USE AND FUTURE
G
THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM, MACHINE IMPLEMENTATION OF SYMBOLIC PRDGRAMMIN
RELIABILITY· OF AN AIR DEFENSE COMPUTING SYSTEM, MARGINAL CHECKING AND MAINTENANCE PROGRAMMING
THE W.R.E. DATA CONVERSION SYSTEM, MK II
DESIGN OF UNIVAC-LARC SYSTEM. PART I
DESIGN OF AN ALL-MAGNETIC COMPUTING SYSTEM, PART I CIRCUIT DESIGN
THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY ATLAS OPERATING SYSTEM. PART I, INTERNAL ORGANIZATION
DESIGN OF UNIVAC-LARC SYSTEM, PART II
DESIGN OF AN ALL-MAGNETIC COMPUTING SYSTEM, PART II LOGICAL OESIGN
THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITV ATLAS OPERATING SYSTEM, PART II, USER'S DESCRIPTION
THE HAYSTAQ SYSTEM, PAST. PRESENT, AND FUTURE
THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM, PROGRAMMED INPUT-OUTPUT BUFFERING
THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM, PROGRAMMING AND MODIFICATION
THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM. SUPERVISORY CONTROL
NGEABLE DISK PACKS
A NEW HIGH DENSITY RECORDING SYSTEM, THE IBM 1311 DISK STORAGE DRIVE WITH INTERCHA
COMMENT ON 'AN IMAGINARY NUMBER SYSTEM'
EGRATED PROGRA'MING AND OPERATING SYSTEM PART V, THE SYSTEM'S COBOL COMPILER
DESIGN OF AN INT
AN INTRODUCTION TO THE BELL SYSTEM'S FIRST ELECTRONIC SWITCHING OFFICE
GRATED PROGRAMMING AND OPERATING SYSTEM PART IV, THE SYSTEM'S FORTRAN COMPILER
DESIGN OF AN INTE
NS AS AN AID TO COMPUTER MAINTENANCE
SYSTEMATIC DETAILED RECORDING OF CIRCUIT SAFETY MARGI
PROCESSING ANALYSIS
A METHOD FOR SYSTEMATIC DOCUMENTATION, KEY TO IMPROVED DATA
LOGIC DIAGRA'S
A SYSTEMATIC METHOD FOR COMPUTER SIMPLIFICATION OF
PROGRA~S
SYSTEMATIC MISTAKE ANALYSIS OF DIGITAL COMPUTER
SYSTEMATIC SCALING FOR DIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS
COMPUTERS
SYSTEMATIC TRACING OF DISCREPANCIES IN ANALOG
ABBREVIATING WORDS SYSTEMATICALLY
A STUDY OF METHODS FOR SYSTEMATICALLY ABBREVIATING ENGLISH WORDS AND NAMES
S FOR INFORMATION
SYSTEMATICALLY ASCERTAINING REQUIREMENTS OF SCIENTIST
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMATICALLY INTRODUCED REDUNDANCY IN LOGICAL
SYSTEMATICS OF AUTOMATIC ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS
POTENTIAL
SYSTEMATICS OF THE EVOKED SOMATOSENSORY CORTICAL
348

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

SYS - SYS
PA'M62
38
FJCC63 609
CACM599 33
JACM573 3~1
ICIP59.w7
DIP 62 5~3
ICIP59 ~19
JACM572 172
JACM512 121
TCB5612 51
CAN 58 209
PGEC593 326
WCR 574' 18
EJCC59 101
PGEC541
1
EJCC57 230
WJCC61 645
IBSJ632 153
18SJ632 162
18SJ633 298
18SJ633 311
18SJ633 322
CLUN55 103
PACM62 120
WJCC57
85
AUS 63 B.22
WJCC57
18
JAtM631 97
PGEC636 715
RTCS62 29~
NCR 612 26~
PGEC613 48~
EJCC51 100
IFIP62
67
IIJCC57
31
JACM5~2
57
EJCC61 306
PCS 62
17
PACMS8
20
CCST61 232
EJCC58 168
CCST61 189
CCST61 218
TCJ5621
7
OCR 62
13
WCR 574 121
PGEC57~ 2~7

CACM630
WJCC61
18SJ633
EJCC58
ICSI582
WJCC58
CAS 58
CACM621
WJCC58
CAN 58
AUS 63
PACM58
JACM592
WJCC61
EJCC58
CAS 61
PGEC56~

626
17
2~8

121
1117
~2

16
~O

6
A.8
15
123
113
152
16
227

PGEC56~ 22~

EJCC56
22
AUS 63 A.15
PACM56
29
.jACM592 141
AUS 60 C3.2
JACM592 134
PGEC564 233
AUS 63 C.5
EJCC59
59
PGEC612 201
TCJ4613222
EJCC59
66
PGEC612221
TCJ4613 226
ICSI582 1143
JACM592 145
JACM592 128
JACM592 152
FJCC63 321
CACM618 3~5
I8SJ633 322
EJCC51 20~
IBSJ633 311
RMCS60
29
CAS 61
14
NCR 612 217
CACM632 58
PGEC594 486
NCR 514 175
CACM605 323
JACM614 538
ICSt581 189
NCR 612 241
ECJP55
1
IBMJ622 119
j~8

SYS

TITLE WORD INDEX

CONVERSION BETWEEN BINARY AND DECIMAL NUMBER
RELlABlLHY AND CHECKING IN DIGITAL COMPUTING
A STATISTICAL METHOD FOR CERTAIN NONLINEAR DYNAMICAL
RAYDAC INPUT-OUTPUT
SURVEY OF TAPE DRIVE
ERRORS IN ITERATIVE SOLUTIONS OF LINEAR
DEVELOPMENT OF COMPUTER COMPONENTS AND
A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR AIRBORNE CONTROL
MULTIDIMENSIONAL MAGNETIC MEMORY SELECTION
OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH UNIVAC
ECHELON STORAGE
DIGITAL COMPUTERS FOR LINEAR REAL-TIME CONTROL
A SURVEY OF DIGITAL COMPUTER MEMORY
TELETYPE HIGH-SPEED TAPE EQUIPMENT AND
IBM 701 SPEEDCODING AND OTHER AUTOMATIC-PROGRAMMING
DIGITAL TECHNIQUES IN ANALOG
MAGNETIC CORE SELECTION
THE USE OF A REFLECTED CODE IN DIGITAL CONTROL
THE ROLE OF COMMUNICATIONS NETWORKS IN DIGITAL DATA
BIMAG CIRCUITS FOR DIGITAL DATA-PROCESSING
AUTO'ATIC INPUT FOR BUSINESS DATA-PROCESSING
QUASI-RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY
DEVELOPMENT OF COMMON LANGUAGE AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
AUTOMATIC DATA-RECORDING IN REAL-TIME CONTROL
REFLECTED NUMBER
SORTING ON ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
DIGITAL SIMULATION OF ACTIVE AIR DEFENSE
PHYSICAL SIMULATION OF NUCLEAR REACTOR POWER PLANT
TRAFFIC ASPECTS OF COMMUNICATIONS SWITCHING
RELIABILITY IN BUSINESS
ERROR DETECTION IN REDUNDANT
SOME RAE DATA PROCESSING
SIMULTANEOUS-ACCESS MATRIX STORAGE
EMI DATA PROCESSING
THE I.B.M. ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN CONTINUOUS CONTROL
CHARACTER REPRESENTATION AND STORAGE
THE DESIGN OF OPTIMUM
AN APPROACH TO MICROMINIATURE PRINTED
THE STRUCTURE OF MEMORY OR STORAGE
TRANSISTOR RESISTOR LOGIC CIRCUITS FOR OIGITAL DATA
THE STRUCTURE OF INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN CONTINUOUS CONTROL
A TRANSISTOR PULSE GENERATOR FOR DIGITAL
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
GENERAL PURPOSE PROGRAMMING
SIMPLE AUTOMATIC CODING
QUANTITATIVE CHARACTERISTICS OF DATA PROCESSING
DESIGN OF BUSINESS
ANALOGS AND DUALS OF PHYSICAL
COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTER
CONCURRENTLY OPERATING COMPUTER
AN APPROACH TO MICROMINIATURE PRINTED
SYMPOSIUM ON METHODS FOR SOLVING LINEAR
DIGITAL SIMULATION OF DISCRETE FLOW
LEARNING IN NEURAL
THE RELIABILITY OF BIOLOGICAL
NEW HORIZONS IN
SOME COMMUNICATION ASPECTS OF CHARACTER-SENS"ING
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
THE FLOW-MATIC AND MATH-MATIC AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
A FIGURE OF MERIT FOR SINGLE-PASS OATA RECORDING
A CHECKLIST OF INTELLIGENCE FOR PROGRAMMING
ONR SYMPOSIUM ON MICROWAVE TECHNIQUES FOR COMPUTING
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
OESIGN OF ANALOGUE COMPUTING
PROGRA'MING FOR BUSINESS
CHARACTER RECOGNITION
HIGH SPEED DATA TRANSMISSION
FROM TEXT TO TOPICS IN MECHANIZED SEARCH
MAGNETIC TAPES ON LARGE COMPUTER
NETWORK ANALYSIS OF GAS DISTRIBUTION
DIGITAL SIMULATION OF DISCRETE FLOW
THE ANALYSIS OF LARGE STRUCTURAL
PHYSICAL VERSUS LOGICAL COUPLING IN MEMORY
DC AMPLIFIER MISALIGNMENT IN COMPUTING
TECHNIQUES FOR ENUMERATING VEBLEN-WEDDERBURN
AUTOMORPHISMS OF STEINER TRIPLE
RANCOM PROCESSES IN AUTOMATIC CONTROL
OPTIMAL CONTROL PROBLEMS IN DISCRETE-TIME
OPTIMALIZING CRUISE CONTROL
TELE-PROCESSING
COMPUTING CONTROL
ROTATING-MIRROR PHOTOGRAPHIC STORAGE
ORGANIZATION OF LARGE MEMORY
TIME-SHARING COMPUTER
THE FUNCTIONAL DOMAIN OF COMPLEX
A TRANS'ISSION LINE LEADING TO SELF-STABILIZING
A SCREENING 'ETHOD FOR LARGE INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
TRENDS IN DESIGN OF LARGE COMPUTER
THE EVOLUTION OF PROGRAMMING
COMPUTERS IN AUTOMATIC CONTROL
GENERALIZED SIMULATION OF POST OFFICE
A SIMULATCR FOR THE EVALUATION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC
SYSTEMATICALLY INTRODUCED REDUNDANCY IN LOGICAL
SERIAL MATRIX STORAGE
COMPUTER SYNTHESIS OF CHARACTER-RECOGNITION
COMPUTERS IN TECHNICAL INFORMATION
USING GIFS IN THE ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF PROCESS
PRCGRAMMED CONTROL OF MULTI-COMPUTER
349

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

796-980 ()-66--23

SYS - SYS
MSEE463 25
MSEE464 34
HARV49 281
EJCC52
70
PECS52
4
PAC"52T 30
PACM52T 68
PGEC521
2
PGEC521 25
PGEC521 33
AOC 53 117
EJeC53
33
P IRE530 1393
EJCC54
35
ONR 54 106
PGEC542 23
NCR 544 116
PGEC544
1
EJCC55
83
NCR 554 70
69
EJCC56
EJCC56 128
ONR 56
7
PAC"56
20
PGEC562 79
JACM563 134
CAS 57
51
EJCe57
80
EJCC57 208
WJCC57
81
WJCC57 115
AUS 572 214
HARV572 144
AUS 573 309
AUS 573 315
NCR 574 127
CAN 58 120
CAS 58
86
EJCC58
55
TOMM58
46
WJCC58
17
ICSI582 1275
PGEC582 123
PGEC583 244
CACM584
8
CACM585
7
CACM587
5
HACC59
4
HACC59
7
HACC59
24
HACC59
30
I[IP59 353
ICIP59 474
ICIP59 108
PACM59
59
SOS 59 190
SOS 59 262
WJCC59
8
WJCC59 116
CACM59D 13
ARAP591 196
PGEC591 48
CA[M593
8
PGEC593 262
CACM595 16
AAOC60
63
CAN 60 257
CAN 60 346
EJCC60
97
NSMT60 358
AUS 60410.1
AUS 608'9.2
CACM600 659
TCJ3601 34
I B~J603 305
PGEC603 3!>2
JACM604 330
IBMJ605 460
CCST61 363
CCST61 389
CCST61 491
EJCC61 213
ElEC61 211
LCMT61 313
LCMT61
15
MCF 61 221
SOS 61 369
SOS 61 417
WJCC61 259
WJCC61 361
PIRE611 283
PIRE611 305
JACM612 252
NCR 612 135
NCR 612 241
PGEC612 247
PGEC614 735
CAS 62 103
FJCC62 275
JFIP62 545
349

SYS - TAB

'ITLE WORD 'I NDEX

PANEL ON PRIORITY PROBLEMS IN COMPUTER
PANEL ON BUSINESS
SYMPOSIUM ON MIXED ANALOG-DIGITAL
COMPUTERS IN ADVANCED DEFENSE
TME RELIABILITY OF COHERENT
RESTORATIVE PROCESSES FOR REDUNDANT COMPUTING
REDUNDANT DIGITAL
ON SELF ORGANIZATIONAL
LOGICAL ASPECTS OF NEURISTOR
CONCERNING EFFICIENT ADAPTIVE
cse OF SEMANTIC STRUCTURE IN INFORMATION
JOVIAL, A PRCGRAI/,MING LANGUAGE FOR REAL-TIME COMMAND
MULTIPLE INPUT-OUTPUT LINKS IN COMPUTER
OUTLINE FOR A LOGICAL THEORY OF ADAPTIVE
PROGRAMMING
ON TME AMBIGUITY PROBCEM OF BACKUS
THE DIAGNOSIS O~ ASYNCHRONOUS SEQUENTIAL SWITCHING
SIGN'DETECTION IN NONREDUNDANT RESIDUE
DIVISION AND OVERFLOW DETECTION IN RESIDUE NUMBER
TME EVOLUTION Of COMPUTING MACHINES AND
REAL-TIME COMPUTER-BASED MANAGEMENT CONTROL
NUMERICAL TECHNIQUES FOR THE STUDY OF TIME-VARYING
GENERALIZEO MULTIPROCES~ING AND MULTIPROGRAMMING
ASSOCIATIVE LOGIC FOR HIGHLY PARALLEL
ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF MANAGEMENT INFORMATION
NEGATIVE-BASE NUMBER-REPRESENTATION
MULTIPLE COMPUTER
SOME APPROACHES TO THE THEORY OF INFORMATION
MICROPROGRAMMED CoNTROL FOR COMPUTING
THE EFFICIENT CONSTRUCTION OF AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
COMPUTER AS AN AID TO THE DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE OF
ASPECTS OF SA~PLING AS APPLIED TO DATA TRANSMISSION
RANSMISSION, COMMUNICATION TO CENTRALISEO PROCESSING
OF MULTI-QUEUE PROBLEMS ARISING IN COMMUNICATION
OF A BASIC QUEUING PROBLEM ARISING IN COMPUTER
OF NONCATASTROPHIC FAILURES IN DIGITAL GUIDANCE
POLYNOMIALS IN THE SOLUTION OF LARGE-SCALE LINEAR
OF THE SPECIAL PURPOSE ELECTRONIC OATA PROCESSING
ANALOG TO DIGITAL CONVERTERS IN AUTOMATIC COMPUTING
FOR INCREASING STORAGE DENSITY OF MAGNETIC ORUM
THE IBM 704 IN THE SIMULATION OF SPEECH-RECOGNITION
DIGITAL OPTIMIZING PROGRAM FOR PROCESS CONTROL
ANALYSIS OF LOGIC CIRCUIT PERFORMANCE IN OIGITAL
OF REOUNOANCY TO IMPROVE THE ACCURACY OF BINARY
OF REFERENCE SIGNALS FOR CHARACTER RECOGNITION
ANO STOCHASTIC RESPONSE OF LINEAR TIME VARIABLE
MECHANICAL ANO ELECTRICAL ANALOG-COMPUTING
PERFCRMANCE OF MAGNETIC-CORE CIRCUITS IN COMPUTING
A MEDIUM-SIZE COMPUTER BY THE USE OF INTERPRETIVE
ELEMENTS TO IMPROVE THE RELIABILITY OF REDUNDANT
OF DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING TO THE SYNTHESIS OF LOGICAL
LINEARITV ON THE STATISTICAL BEHAVIOUR OF FEEDBACK
AND ATTAINMENT OF RELIABILITY IN INDUSTRIAL DATA
ALGEBRA FOR THE STUDY OF INFORMATION-HANDLING
USE OF BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
CHASSIS fOR HIGH RELIABILITY IN MISSILE-GUIDANCE
IN COMMON-LANGUAGE PROGRAMMING FOR BUSINESS DATA
TIME DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR USE IN CONTINUOUS CONTROL
ERIPHERAL INPUT OUTPUT EQUIPMENT FOR DATA PROCESSING
ITS APPLICATIONS TO COMPUTERS AND CONTROLLING
fLUENCE COEFFICIENTS IN COMPUTER ANALYSIS OF DYNAMIC
PUTERS CONSTRUCTED,OF MICROELECTRONIC COMPONENTS AND
FAULT LOCATION TECHNIQUES IN LARGE DIGITAL DATA
OF TEXT AS A BASIS FOR INfORMATION-RETRIEVAL
FOR AUTOMATIC ERROR CORRECTION WITHIN DIGITAL
LIMITED SAMPLED-DATA SIMULATION AND FILTERING
FOR THE DESIGN AND IMPROVEMENT OF MAN-MACHINE
ILLATOR. CHARACTERISTICS AND APPLICATIONS TO OIGITAL
CVLINDRICAl THIN FILM PARAMETRONS FOR USE IN DIGITAL
TATIDN FOR MILITARY SPECIAL-PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER
DATA TRANSMISSION AND DOCUMENT HANDLING IN A.D.P.
WITH APPLICATION TO LINEARIZING MAGNETIC RECORDING
A OIFFERENTIAL EQUATION MODEL FOR SIMPLE NONLINEAR
IN RELATION TO THE RELIABILITY OF GOVERNMENT A.D.P.
ROUP NEUTRON TRANSPORT CODE FOR THE IBM 709 AND 7090
GEMENT THROUGH SELECTIVE DISSEMINATION AND RETRIEVAL
SYSTEMS AND THE OESIGN OF ELECTRONIC DATA-PROCESSING
PROBABILITIES OF UNDETECTED ERRORS IN MAGNETIC TAPE
NTATIONSFOR TWO-LEVEL MULTIPLE INPUT-OUTPUT LOGICAL
ON ANO EVALUATION OF AUTOMATIC RADAR DATA PROCESSING
UTER FOR THE DESIGN OF LINEAR AND NON-LINEAR CONTROL
MBINED RECORD APPROACH ON ELECTRON I~ DATA-PROCESSING
THE RELIABILITY OF LARGE SCALE ELECTRONIC
FOR COMPUTING ECONOMIC LOAD DISPATCHING IN POWER
SWITCHING CIRCUITS AND MEMORY
DECISION ELEMENTS IN SWITCHING CIRCUITS AND MEMORY
COMPUTER DESIGN OF OPTICAL LENS
THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN WEAPONS
FOR ENRICO FERMI AI
ANALOG COMPUTER SERVES AS BOTH
LLION BITS CAPACITY WITH FAST AND DIRECT ACCESS, ITS
~AGNETIC INK CHARACTER DEVELOPMENTS, INCLUDING
(PHILCO 2000)
SYSTEMS
THE NEED FOR INTEGRATION OF ACCOUNTING
NUMERICAL CONTROL
AN OVERALL CONCEPT OF SCIENTIFIC DOCUMENTATION
ON SELF-ORGANIZING
SCHEDULING TECHNIQUES AND THE RCA-PERT-COST PRO I
A
THE
SYMPOSIUM ON 'THE
PROCESSING AND COMMUNICATIONS
A
350

SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
ON
THE
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
SOME
DATA T
SYSTEMS
A CLASS
SYSTEMS
ANALYSIS
SYSTEMS
ANALYSIS
SYSTEMS
CHEBYSHEV
SYSTEMS
THE PLACE
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
ELECTRONIC
SYSTEMS
TECHNIQUES
THE USE OF
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
A NONLINEAR
STATISTICAL
SYSTEMS
APPLICATIONS
SYSTEMS
OPTIMIZATION
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
DETERMINISTIC
SYSTEMS
MI SC ELLANEOUS
APPLICATION AND
SYSTEMS
PROGRAMM 1NG FOR
SYSTEMS
ADAPTIVE OECISION
SYSTEMS
ON AN APPLICATION
SYSTEMS,
SYSTEMS'
THE EFFECT OF NONTHE INTERPRETATION
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
ELEMENTS OF BOOLEAN
SYSTEMS
INEFFICIENCY OF THE
SYSTEMS
A TRANSISTOR-CIRCUIT
CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS
SYSTEMS
A HIGH-ACCURACY, REALSYSTEMS
SOME DEVELOPMENTS IN P
SYSTEMS
STATIC MAGNETIC MEMORY,
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
THE USE OF PARAMETER IN
ON ITERATIVE CIRCUIT COM
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
INTEGRAnON AND AUTOMATIC
PROGRAMMED INTERPRETATION
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
CODES AND CODING CIRCUITRY
SYSTEMS
THE SYNTHESIS OF COMPUTERSYSTEMS
AN ANALOG-OIGITAL SIMULATOR
PARAMETRIC PHASE-LOCKED OSC
SYSTEMS
ENGINEERING CHARACTERISTICS OF
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
SYSTEM EVALUATION AND INSTRUMEN
THE PLACE OF CHARACTER RECOGNITION,
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
A UNIQUE VARIABLE TIME DELAY NETWORK
SYSTEMS
A METHOO FOR FOR THE DETERMINATION OF
SYSTEMS
SOME ENGINEERING FACTORS OF IMPORTANCE
BANZAI, A ONE-DIMENSIONAL MUlTIENERGY G
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
DESIGN OEVELOPMENTS IN INFORMATION MANA
SYSTEMS
THE NEED FOR INTEGRATION OF ACCOUNTING
A MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR DETERMINING THE
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
IPRCGRAM FOR OBTAINING IRREDUCIBLE REPRESE
SYSTEMS
ISAMPLES FOR USE IN THE REALISTIC SIMULATI
IROUTINES ON A GENERAL-PURPOSE DIGITAL COMP
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
IVARIABLE WORD AND RECORD LENGTH AND THE CO
SYSTEMS (DISCUSSION)
A NEW METHOD
SYSTEMS (FRENCH)
SYSTEMS (GERMAN)
FERRlTES AND TlTANATES AS
SYSTEMS (GERMAN)
SYSTEMS (IBM 704)
SYSTEMS ANALYSIS AND DESIGN
SYSTEMS ANALYSIS TOOL AND OPERATOR TRAINING FACILITY
SYSTEMS AND ECCNOMIC CONSIDERATIONS
IMORY OF 314 MI
SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT
,
SYSTEMS AND STANDARDS PREPARATIONS FOR A NEW COMPUTER
SYSTEMS AND THE DESIGN OF ELECTRONIC OATA-PROCESSING
SYSTEMS AND THEIR APPLICATION
SYSTEMS AND THEIR DESIGN
SYSTEMS AND THEIR ENVIRONMENTS
SYSTEMS APPROACH FOR THE APPLICATION OF COMPUTERIZED
SYSTEMS APPROACH TO DATA TRANSMISSION
SYSTEMS APPROACH TO DATA TRANSMISSION'
SVSTEMS APPROACH TO INTEGRATION OF AUTOMATIC DATA

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

SYS - SVS
1 FlP62 711
IFIP62
83
IFIP62 252
PACM62
84
RTCS62
47
RTCS62 267
RTCS62 285
SOS 62
9
SOS 62 203
SOS 62 215
CACM621 40
ARAP623 53
1 B14J623 306
J ACM623 297
TCB6623 88
JACM624 477
PGEC624 459
PGEC624 494
PGEC624 501
PIRE625 1039
AUS 63 A.19
AUS 63 B.20
FJCC63 101
F JCC63 489
1 BSJ631
2
PGEC633 274
AIC 634 245
BIT 634 229
PGEC636 733
PACM62
91
NCR 634 47
AUS 572 212
AUS 63 A.18
PACM61 12A5
18MJ612 132
PGEC634 365
PACM52T 124
EJCC55
22
AUS 60 C9.4
EJCC54
16
EJCC57 214
15
SJCC62
P IRE611 236
PACM62 U8
PGEC601 54
PGEC635 532

CHBK62
8
EJCC54
30
LSU 58 133
NCR 624 124
JACM594 486
AUS 572 220
WJCC57 198
P IRE530 1366
c; ACM61D 557 '
EJCC57 132
CAS 59
59
WJCC59 197
AUS 60AI0.4
PACM52P 207
WJCC60 181
WJCC60 259
SJCC62 213
WJCC59
60
RTCS62 152
EJCC51 139
EJCC57
90
PGEC593 277
FJCC63 551
WJCC59 153
TCJ4612 161
~CR 612 101
PGEC634 394
RMCS60
23
PACM62
96
PACM61 5C2
WJCC55
26
J BMJ512 117
JACM631 48
WCR 584
8
1 EES56
68
WJCC51 214
AUS 512 222
I FIP62 247
ECIP55
9
ECIP55 111
CAS 60 112
CAN 58 248
WJCC60 301
WJCC59
74
AUS 60 A9.2
CAS 60 101
WJCC55
26
AUS 63 C.13
ICSI582 1041
SOS 59
31
PACM62 100
TCJ6633 209
TCB1632 43
NCR 594 223
350

SYS - TAP

TITLE WORO INDEX

COMMUNICATION SWITCHING
DEBUGGING
OBTAINING THE FREQUENCY RESPONSE OF PHYSICAL
THE SYNTHESIS ANO ANALYSIS OF OIGITAL
CORRECTION TO THE SYNTHESIS ANO ANALYSIS OF DIGITAL
HRONOUSLY EXCITED OSCILLATIONS IN NON-LINEAR CONTROL
THE SOLUTION OF LINEAR
SOLUTION OF LINEAR
STUOY OF ANTIAIRCRAFT
NEW LOGICAL ANO
STORAGE EQUIPMENT
CLOSED-LOOP CONTROL
COMPUTERS, THE KEY TO TOTAL
HORIZONS IN COMPUTER
MATHEMATICAL MODELS FOR INFORMATION
OECISION TABLES IN
MINIMALLY REDUNDANT RELIABLE COMPUTING
PROGRAMMING NOTATION IN
ASI-REAL TIME CATA PROCESSING SYSfEM IN A MANUFACI
TRENOS IN ELECTRONIC BUSINESS DATA
X-1S ANALOG FLIGHT SIMULATION,
UNIT CONTROL
SIMULATION IN
RANOOM ACCESS
ON THE OESIGN OF BUSINESS
COOED DECIMAL NUMBER
GANIZATION ANO STRUCTURE OF OATA ON OISK FILE MEMORY
ON SOME AXIOMATIC
ACCEPTANCE TRIALS OF COMPUTER
A SURVEY OF LANGUAGES AND
ACCURACY CONTROL
ALUATION OF NEW COMPUTER COMPONENTS, EQUIPMENTS, AND
MEMORY
MECHANIZATION OF INFORMATION STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL
PROGRAI'MING, PROPERTIES AND PERFORMANCE OF FORTRAN
STALLATION
THE PROBLEMS OF DATA TRANSMISSION
OF THE WCRKING PRINCIPLES OF SOME SELF-ADJUSTING
ALTERNATING DIRECTION METHODS FOR PARABOLIC
ADAPTIVE
USE OF ELECTRONIC DATA-PROCESSING
THE POTENTIAL OF LARGE SCALE ELECTRONIC
NOTES ON THE SOLUTION OF LINEAR
SIMULATION TO OBTAIN A
INFORMATION
SESSION, AND ALGEBRAIC
THE M.I.T.
TO TUNNEL OIODE CIRCUITS

BISTABLE
SYNTHESIS OF LOGICAL
THE SOLUTION OF
A COMPILER FOR SOLVING
NOTE ON THE SOLUTION OF CERTAIN TRI-DIAGONAL
SOME NONLINEAR ITERATIVE PROCEOURES FOR SOLVING
SOLUTION OF
NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF
S BY QUASI-DIAGONAL MATRICES
SOLUTION OF
THE NU~ERICAL SOLUTION OF INITIAL VALUE PROBLEMS FOR
F THE PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR ~ETHOD FOR THE SOLUTION OF
PPROXIMATE SOLUTION OF THE INITIAL VALUE PROBLEM FOR
C DATA PROCESSING IN BUSINESS ANO MANAGEMENT CONTROL
C DATA PROCESSING IN BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT CONTROL
C DATA PROCESSING IN BUSINESS ANO MANAGEMENT CONTROL
EXPERIENCE IN DEVelOPING INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
SOME PROBLEMS IN THE DESIGN OF MAGNETIC FILM STORAGE
PROGRAMS AS A TOOL FOR RESEARCH IN
C TOPOLOGICAL ~ETHODS FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF SWITCHING
UNIVAC SS-80
A LIST OF COMPUTER
A GENERAL PURPOSE
RADAR
A GENERAL PURPOSE
SAMPLEO-DATA CONTROL
THE EVALUATION OF
THE EVALUATION OF COMPLEX GUIDED WEAPON'
SIMULATION OF SAMPLED-DATA
SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF SORTING IN COMPUTING
IMPLEMENTATION OF PROGRAMMING
MOOULAR DATA PROCESSING
TABSOL, A FUNOAMENTAL CONCEPT FOR
SELF-ORGANIZING
AOAPTIVE SAMPLED-DATA
COMPUTERS, CONNECTOR
OPERATIONAL COMPATIBILITY OF
OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PARTS OF DATA PROCESSING
SIMULATION AND ANALYSIS OF BIOCHEMICAL
SIMULATION ANO ANALYSIS OF BIOCHEMICAL
SIMULATION AND ANALYSIS OF BIOCHEMICAL
ELEMENTS
PATTERN ANO CHARACTER RECOGNITION
ORGANIZATION OF COMPUTER
AUTOMATION
SPECIAL-PURPOSE, ELECTRONIC DATA
NTATIONS FOR TWO-LEVEL MULTIPLE INPUT-OUTPUT LOGICAL
PRELIMINARY PLANS FOR THE
COMPUTING AT LOS ALAMOS, GROUP
DAFT, A DIGITAL-ANALOG FUNCTION
ON MODIFYING THE 1620 ADD
SELF-INVERSE CONVERSION
LOGICAL STATEMENTS TO PRODUCE A TRUTH FUNCTION
FIRING
INSTRUCTIONS
A PROCEDURE FOR CONVERTING LOGIC
TABSOL, A DECISION
CARLO METHOD

351

SYSTEMS AS REAL-TIME COMPUTERS
SYSTEMS AT THE SOURCE LANGUAGE LEVEL
SYSTEMS BY ANALOG COMPUTER TECHNIQUES
SYSTEMS BY BOOLEAN MATRICES
SYSTEMS BY BOOLEAN MATRICES
SYSTEMS BY MEANS DF DIGITAL COMPUTER TECHNIQUES
INC
SYSTEMS BY RICHARDSON'S METHOD
SYSTEMS BY RICHARDSON'S METHOD
SYSTEMS BY SIMULATION WITH A MONTE CARLO MODEL
SYSTEMS CONCEPTS
SYSTEMS CONSIDERATIONS FOR THE USE OF RANOOM ACCESS
SYSTEMS CONSIDERATIONS IN REAL-TIME COMPUTER USAGE
SYSTEMS CONTAINING A DIGITAL COMPUTER
SYSTEMS CONTROL, AN INDUSTRIAL VIEWPOINT
SYSTEMS DESIGN
SYSTEMS DESIGN
SYSTEMS DESIGN
SYSTEMS DESIGN
SYSTEMS DESIGN
SYSTEMS DESIGN AND COMPUTER EVALUATION STUDY FOR A QU
SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT
SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT AND PILOT TRAINING
SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
SYSTEMS FOR CHAIN STORE ACCOUNTING
SYSTEMS FOR COMPUTERS
SYSTEMS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
SYSTEMS FOR EFFICIENT SORTING AND OTHER DATA PROCESSI
SYSTEMS FOR FORMAL GRAMMARS ANO LANGUAGES
SYSTEMS FOR GOVERNMENT USE
SYSTEMS FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
SYSTEMS FOR MAGNETIC-CORE MEMORIES
SYSTEMS FOR NAVAL USE
EV
SYSTEMS FOR PARA~ETRON COMPUTERS
SYSTEMS FOR TECHNICAL LITERATURE
THE
SYSTEMS I AND II
AUTOMATIC
SYSTEMS IMPLICATIONS OF NEW MEMORY DEVELOPMENTS
SYSTEMS IN A GENERAL MANUFACTURING DATA PROCESSING IN
SYSTEMS IN ENGINEERING AND BIOLOGY
ANALYSIS
SYSTEMS IN 1'1 SPACE VARIABLES
SYSTEMS IN PATTERN RECOGNITION
SYSTEMS IN THE LIFE INSURANCE BUSINESS
SYSTEMS IN THE LIFE INSURANCE INDUSTRY
SYSTEMS INVOLVING INEQUALITIES
SYSTEMS MEASURE OF AN AIR DUEL ENVIRONMENT
SYSTEMS MODERNIZATION IN THE AIR MATERIEL COMMAND
SYSTEMS OF AUTOMATIC CODING, COMPREHENSIVE, SUMMER
SYSTEMS OF DEBUGGING AUTOMATIC CODING
SYSTEMS OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH APPLICATIONS
SYSTEMS OF GIVEN ACTIVITY
SYSTEMS OF LINEAR ALGEBRAIC EQUATIONS BY A MONTE
SYSTEMS OF LINEAR OIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
SYSTEMS OF LINEAR EQUATIONS
SYSTEMS OF LINEAR EQUATIONS (FRENCH)
SYSTEMS OF LINEAR INEQUALITIES ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
SYSTEMS OF NONLINEAR EQUATIONS
SYSTEMS OF ORDINARY AND PA~TlAl DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
SYSTEMS OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
IRORIN
SYSTEMS OF ORDINARY OIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
ISIONS 0
SYSTEMS OF QUASI-LINEAR PARTIAL OIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
SYSTEMS OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, AS OF DECEMBER 195
SYSTEMS OF THE FEOERAL GOVERNMENT, AS OF DECEMBER 195
SYSTEMS OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. AS OF OECEMBER 195
SYSTEMS ON LARGE ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS
SYSTEMS OPERATING AT MILLI~ICRO-SECONO SPEEDS
SYSTEMS ORGANIZATION
SYSTEMS PART Ill. MINIMIZATION OF NONSINGULAR BOOLEAN
SYSTEMS PROGRAMS FOR THE IBM 650, OATATRON 205. ANO
SYSTEMS SIMULATION PROGRAM
SYSTEMS SIMULATION TECHNIQUES
SYSTEMS SIMULATOR
SYSTEMS THEORY
SYSTEMS USED IN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
SYSTEMS USING ANALOG COMPUTERS
SYSTEMS USING ANALOG-TO-OIGITAL CONVERTERS
SYSTEMS USING RANOOM ACCESS STORAGE OEVICES
SYSTEMS WITHIN AN INTEGRATEO COMPUTER NETWORK
SYSTEMS WRITTEN IN COBOL
SYSTEMS-ORIENTEO LANGUAGES
SYSTEMS, A REVIEW AND COMMENTARY
SYSTEMS, A STATISTICAL THEORY OF ADAPTATION
SYSTEMS, ANO OATA OESCRIPTIONS
SYSTEMS, CONVENTIONS
SYSTEMS, DISCUSSION
THE RELIABILITY
SYSTEMS, 1, REPRESENTATION OF CHEMICAL KINETICS
SYSTEMS, II, SOLUTION OF OIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
SYSTEMS, Ill, ANALYSIS AND PATTERN RECOGNITION
SYSTEMS, PICTURE PROCESSING BY NETS OF NEURON-LIKE
SYSTEMS, THE FIXED PLUS VARIABLE STRUCTURE COMPUTER
SYSTEMS, THE SOLUTION TO INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SYSTEMS'
IPROGRAM FOR OBTAINING IRREOUCIBLE REPRESE
T.R.E. ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER
T-l
TABLE
TABLE
TABLE
TABLE
ALGORITHM FOR ANALYZING
TABLE COMPUTATIONS ON THE ENIAC
TABLE CONDITIONS INTO AN EFFICIENT SEQUENCE OF TEST
TABLE LANGUAGE FOR THE GE 225

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

SYS - TAB
EJCC57 191
CACM638 430
NCR 612 196
PGEC514 231
PGEC582 122
AUS 60B'2.2
PACM59
68
JACM603 274
BIT 611 21
EJCC58
51
CAN 60 356
PLCI61 273
PGEC553 106
CACM623 172
WJCC60
41
PACM61 11-2
PACM62
76
RTCS62 371
I BSJ632 117
PACM61 12B4
WJCC54
16
WJCC61 623
WJCC54
89
IBSJ621 33
AUS 60 A4.1
PAC"'56
9
PIRE530 1450
t AC"'635 245
IFIP62 313
TCJlt613 185
CACM621 43
WJCC51 105
EJCC56
9
DIP 62 610
AUS 60 B1.2
MTP 58 231
FJCC63 473
TCJ6633 210
I CIP59 29B
JAtM624 450
PGEC636 822
EJCCS3
11
CAN 58
42
HARV49 137
PGEC591 55
CAS 58
11
ONR 54
40
11
ACFI51
I BMJ613 226
PGEC636 904
TOMWi8 198
CAN 60 276
TCJ5634 327
IFIP62
97
PACM52P 91
JACM634 550
TCJ4611 54
ICIP59
36
TCJ4611 80
IFIP62 169
CACM594 22
CACM595 11
CACM599 34
ICSI581 699
IFIP62 !>90
IBMJ582 105
I BMJ594 326
CACM600 !>37
EJCC61
81
NCR 594 190
IBSJ621 18
CCST61 307
ICSI581 687
AUS 608'10.2
WJCC59 331
CACM635 248
AUS 63 C.1B
CACM625 263
EJCC60 111
PIRE611 31
WCR 594 74
PACM62
72
CACM616 266
TCB4614 151
CACM6LO 559
CACM621 63
CACH622 U5
WJCC59 304
WJCC60
33
WJCC59 143
JACM632 256
C AMB49 123
ONR 56
39
WJCC60 109
IBSJ621 82
CACMb36 310
CACM563
4
PACM52P 103
CACM639 510
PACM61 1082
351

TAB - TEC

TITLE WORO INDEX

FLOW TABLE LOGIC
TABLE LOOK-AT TECHNIQUES
LANGUAGES
A TABLE LOOK-UP MACHINE FOR PROCESSING OF NATURAL
TABLE LOOK-UP PROCEDURES IN DATA PROCESSING
I, THE RAW TEXT
TABLE LOOK-UP PROCEDURES IN LANGUAGE PROCESSING PART
SOURCE-LANGUAGE SPECIFICATIONS WITH TABLE LOOKUP AND HIGH-CAPACITY DICTIONARY
A BUILT-IN TABLE LOOKUP ARITHMETIC UNIT
AN AUTOCODE FOR TABLE MANIPULATION
A TRUTH TABLE IIETHOD FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF COMBINATIONAL LOGIC
HE NUMERICAL EVALUATION OF A FIRST DERIVATIVE FROII A TABLE OF A FUNCTION SATISFYING A SECOND ORDER DIFFERE
ON TABLE OPERATING ALGORITHIIS
VOLUME TABLE PREPARATION FOR PINUS RADIATA IN N.S.W.
BOOK FORM BIBLIOGRAPHIES
TABLEDEX, .A NEW COORDINATE INDEXING METHDD FOR BOUND
FIRING TABLES
IIATHEIIATICAL TABLES
SOME USES OF TRUTH TABLES
CONDENSATION AND LOOK-UP PROCEDURES FOR DOUBLE ENTRY TABLES
AN ENGINEERING APPLICATION OF LOGIC-STRUCTURE TABLES
LOGIC STRUCTURE TABLES
REDUCTION OF REDUNDANCY IN SOLVING PRIIIE IMPLICANT TABLES
THE
APPLICATION OF HIGH SPEED COMPUTERS TO NUMBER THEORY TABLES
THE
OF SURVEYS, PROCESSING AND PRINTING THE BASIC TABLES
THE ANALYSIS
TABLES FOR AUTOMATIC COMPUTATION
DECISION TABLES IN SYSTEMS DESIGN
ELECTRO-MECHANICAL TABLES OF THE ELEMENTARY FUNCTIONS
THE HANDLING OF MULTIWAY TABLES ON COMPUTERS
VARIA8LE-WIDTH TABLES WITH BINARY-SEARCH FACILITY
THE USE OF FUNCTION TABLES WITH COMPUTING MACHINES
THE AUTOMATIC CONPILATION OF TECHNICAL DATA TA8LES, A CASE STUDY
TABLES, FLOW C~ARTS AND PROGRAM LOGIC
TABSOL, A DECISION TABLE LANGUAGE FOR THE GE 225
LANGUAGES
TA8S0L, A FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPT FOR SYSTEMS-ORIENTED,
A TIllE-SEQUENTIAL TABULAR ANALYSIS OF FLIP-FLOP LOGICAL OPERATION
DIGEST, DIEBOLD GENERATOR FOR STATISTICAL TABULATION
ON THE TABULATION OF INDEFINITE INTEGRALS
OEVELOPMENTS AND PLANS FOR T E TABULATIONS OF THE 1960 WORLD CENSUS OF POPULATION AN
D AGRICULTURE
THE USE OF GENERATORS IN TAC
TAC, THE TRANSAC ASSEMBLER-COMPILER
AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING I THE TACTICAL FIELD ARMY
G RMENT TAG EQUIPMENT
IN AN AUTOMATIC DICTIONARY
TAGGING TECHNIQUES FOR INCORPORATING MICROGLOSSARIES
KIMBALL TAGS
OF A THREE-AODRESS CODE AND THE USE OF 'STOP ORDER TAGS'
CODE AND CONTROL IV, EXAMPLES
DECODING COMBINATIONS OF THE FIRST N INTEGERS TAKEN K AT A TIllE
ON 'DECOOING COMBINATIONS OF THE FIRST N INTEGERS TAKEN K AT A TIME'
COMMENT
ADAPTIVE VOTE-TAKERS IMPROVE THE USE OF REDUNDANCY
ON TAKING THE SQUARE ROOT OF A COMPLEX NUMBER
THE SOLUTION OF TALL DISTRIBUTION PROBLEIIS
TALL, A LIST PROCESSOR FOR THE PHILCO.2000 COMPUTER
DESIGN FEATURES OF REMINGTON RAND SPEED TALLY
AN ANALOG COMPUTER FOR THE SOLUTION OF TANGENTS
THE ANALYSIS OF SURGE TANKS BY AUTOMATIC COMPUTER
OF DEFECTS ON THE SUPERCONDUCTING PROPERTIES OF TANTALUM
EFFECT
STRESS EFFECTS ON THE SUPERCONDUCTING TRANSITIONS OF TANTALUM AND TIN
FIRST- AND SECOND-ORDER
PULSE TIME DISPLACEMENT IN HIGH-DENSITY MAGNETIC TAPE
WAREHOUSE STOCK CONTROL AND INVOIC ING ON PAPER TAPE
CLOSING OUT A PRINT TAPE
IN THE PRODUCTION OF ERROR-FREE MAGNETIC COMPUTER TAPE
RECENT PROGRESS
AUTOMATA. TURING AUTOMATA WITH A PROGRAMMING TAPE
FINITE AND COMBINATORIAL
WITH NATIONAL CLASS 32 ACCOUNTING MACHINES AND PAPER TAPE
ISING .AN IBM 650 PUNCHED CARD COMPUTER ALLIED
.
A MAGNETIC-TAPE AUXILIARY STORAGE SYSTEM FOR THE EDSAC
OF THE JACOBI METHOD FOR A COMPUTER WITH MAGNETIC-TAPE BACKING STORE
ADAPTATION
SOME PROBLEMS OF A MAGNETIC TAPE COMPUTER
NONDESTRUCTIVE READOUT OF METALLIC-TAPE COMPUTER CORES
MAGNETIC CORE LOGIC IN A HIGH SPEED CARD-TO-TAPE CONVERTER
PUNCHED CARD TO MAGNETIC TAPE CONVERTER FOR UNIVAC
A TAPE DICTIONAR Y FOR LINGUISTIC EXPERIMENTS
A MAGNETIC-TAPE DIGITAL-RECORDING EQUIPMENT
SURVEY OF TAPE DRIVE SYSTEMS
TELETYPE HIGH-SPEED TAPE EQUIPMENT AND SYSTEMS
A NOTE ON SAMPING A TAPE FILE
A TAPE FILE MERGE PATTERN GENERATOR
MAGNETIC TAPE FILE PROCESSING WITH THE NCR 304
FURTHER REMARKS ON SAMPLING A TAPE FILE, I
FURTHER REMARKS ON SAMPLING A TAPE FILE, II
FURTHER REMARKS ON SAMPLING A TAPE FILE, III
PROCESSING MAGNETIC TAPE FILES WITH VARIABLE BLOCKS
USE OF MAGNETIC TAPE FOR DATA STORAGE IN THE ORACLE-ALGOL TRANSLATOR
PUNCHED PAPER TAPE FOR EXPERIMENTAL DATA
MAGNETIC TAPE FOR THE SILLIAC
A NEW TAPE HANDLER FOR COMPUTER APPLICAT.IONS
THE BASIC SIDE OF TAPE LABELLING
IBM 709 TAPE MATRIX COf(PILER
SINGLE CAPSTAN TAPE MEMORY
VARIABLE WORD LENGTH TAPE OPERATIONS IN THE NEW BUMAC II COMPUTER
MULTIPCINT DIGITAL TEMPERATURE RECORDER WITH PUNCHED TAPE OUTPUT
A DUAL MASTER FILE SYSTEM FOR A TAPE PROCESSING COMPUTER
CONTROL OF MAIL-ORDER HOUSE OPERATIONS IIBM 650 TAPE RAMAC)
COMPUTER
A VERY HIGH SPEED PUNCHED PAPER TAPE READER
HOT-WIRE ANEMOMETER PAPER TAPE READER
PRESENTATION OF A NEW HIGH SPEED PAPER TAPE READER
THE UNISERVO-TAPE READER ANt RECORDER
IBM MAGNETIC TAPE READER ANe RECORDER
PROBLEMS INVOLVED IN MAGNETIC TAPE RECORDING
FROM MANUFACTURERS ON STANDARDIZATION OF MAGNETIC TAPE RECORDS
STATEMENTS
TAPE SEARCHING TECHNIQUES
TECHNI~UE
INTERNAL AND TAPE SORTING USING THE REPLACEMENT-SELECTION
TAPE SPLITTING
TAPE SPLITTING IN AN ITERATIVE PROGRAM
WIND TUNNEL DATA REDUCTION USING PAPER-TAPE STORAGE MEDIA
352

COMPUTER. LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

SYS - TAP
PIRE611 221
CACII614 172
IBIIJ613 192
PACII62
B2
IBMJ612 B6
MlL 611 317
WJCC60 239
ROIIE62 613
PGEC614 604
TCJ3602 112
IFIP62 509
AUS 60Bl1.2
ICSI5B2 .1221
HARV41 194
AOC 53 155
HARV511 125
JACM514 456
CACM61N 516
CACM616 272
PGEC624 473
PACM61 6A2
TCJ4611 20
CACM581
8
PACM62
16
IISEE462 14
TCJ4624 280
CACM582
1
MSEE461
9
AUS 60 A8.4
I8SJ621 51
PACM61 1082
EJCC60 111
PGEC512 72
PACM62
37
BIT 614 286
ICC 5B2 22
PACM59
61
PACM59
60
WJCC59 187
EJCC52 122
IBMJ634 331
TC81631 16
IISEE464 39
CACM604 235
CACM600 536
RTCS62 229
TCJ2592 89
PACM58
69
CACM629484
WJCC54 155
PGEC553 101
AUS 608'1.2
ONR 60 289
IBMJ621 94
IBMJ582 130
AUS 60 A4.4
CACM639 515
EJCC51 102
IFIP62 391
AUS 60 Al.4
I EES56 331
TCJ5621 51
TC8151l 11
PGEC594 410
PGEC592 169
EJCC52
8
F JCC63 419
IEES56 346
PECS52
4
EJCC54
35
CACM626 343
CACM635 227
NEWC51
9
CACM620 507
CACM620 508
CACM637 384
CACM610 5~5
CACM61l 15
TCB7633 82
AUS 60Cl1.2
WJCC56
36
CACM6D2 85
CACM599 31
FJCC63 565
LSU 57 172
AUS 60C11.4
JACM584 319
CAS 60
46
WCR 514 218
EJCC6D 267
BIT 632 93
EJCC52
41
EJCC52
86
PECS52
3
EJCC55
90
JACM634 478
CACM635 201
CACM61H 497
CACM622 102
JACM562 101
352

TITLE WORD INDEX

TAP - TEC

MAGNETIC TAPE STORAGE UNIT, fACIT ECM 6~ 'THE CAROUSEL MEMORYI
MAGNETIC-TAPE STORE
SOLUTION
MAGNETIC TAPE SYSTEM FOR DATA PROCESSING
MAGNETIC TAPE SYSTEM FOR FIELD CO~PUTER APPLICATIONS
THE EV
MAGNETIC TAPE SYSTEM WITH FIXED ADDRESS
MAGNETIC TAPE SYSTEMS
A MATHE~ATICAL MODEL fOR DETERMININ
MAGNETIC TAPE TECHNIQUES AND PERFORMANCE
CONVERTERS FOR TELETYPE TAPE TO IBM CARDS
AN RCA HIGH-PERFORMANCE TAPE TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT
SORTING ON A MULTIPLE MAGNETIC TAPE UNIT
REVIEW OF U.S. MAGNETIC TAPE UNITS
OPTIMUM TAPE WRITING PROCEDURES
SYMPOSIUM ON EXPERIENCES WITH THE USE OF MAGNETIC TAPE I, MAGNETIC TAPES ON A FERRANTI PEGASUS
SYMPOSIUM ON EXPERIENCES WITH THE USE OF MAGNETIC TAPE 2, MAGNETIC FILMS ON A NATIONAL-ELLIOTT ~05
AN RCA HIGH-PERFORMANCE TAPE-TRANSPORT SYSTEM
DATA PROCESSING WITH PAPER TAPE, AN EXPERIMENT
MAGNETIC TAPE, INPUT, OUTPUT AND AUXILIARY STORAGE
APPARATUS FOR MAGNETIC STORAGE ON THREE-INCH WIDE TAPES
A COMPARISON OF DISKS AND TAPES
CHOOSING A CHARACTER CODE FOR COMPUTERS AND PUNCHED TAPES
CONSIDERATIONS IN
OF PARTICLE ORIENTATION ON PEAK SHIFT IN MAGNETIC TAPES
AN EXPERIMENT ON THE EFFECT
SETS OF TAPES ACCEPTED BY DIFFERENT TYPES OF AUTOMATA
XPERIENCES WITH THE USE OF MAGNETIC TAPE I, MAGNETIC TAPES ON A FERRANTI PEGASUS
SYMPOSIUM ON E
MAGNETIC TAPES ON LARGE COMPUTER SYSTEMS
TAPETYPERS AND PRINTING MECHANISMS
ACCURACY IMPROVEMENTS OF THE TAPPED-POTENTIOMETER FUNCTION GENERATORS
ATION INTO POLAR CO-oRDINATE FORM SUITABLE FOR RADAR TARGET ACQUISITION
IOF CARTESIAN CO-ORDINATE INFORM
MULTIWEAPON AUTOMATIC TARGET AND BATTERY EVALUATOR
A PROPOSED TARGET LANGUAGE FOR COMPILERS ON ATLAS
THE TARSKI DECISION PROCEDURE
CHESS MACHINE, AN EXAMPLE OF OEALING WITH A COMPLEX TASK BY ADAPTATION
,THE
X3.~ FORMS ALGOL TASK GROUP
THE BASIG TYPES OF INFORMATION TASKS AND SOME METHODS Of THEIR SOLUTION
DATA-PROCESSING TASKS FOR THE 1960 CENSUS
ADP FOR POPULATION REGISTRATION AND TAX ACCOUNTING IN SWEDEN (SWEDISHI
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS AFFECTING AOP IN TAX ADMINISTRATION
COMPUTERS IN THE TAX COLLECTING PROCESS
ELECTRONIC PROCESSING OF TAXPAYER RETURNS
THE APPLIED MATHEMATICS LABORATORY OF THE DAVID W. TAYLOR MODEL BASIN
RATION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS USING THE METHOD OF TAYLOR SERIES
A PROGRAM FOR THE AUTOMA'TlC INTEG
S FIRST ORDER DifFERENTI
NUMERICAL CONSTRUCTION OF TAYLOR SERIES APPROXIMATIONS FOR A SET OF SIMULTANEOU
USA NATIONAL ACTIVITY REPORT TO ISO-TC 97-SUBCOMMITTEE 5. COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION PROCE
SSING. 15 MAYI
ESSING
USA NATIONAL ACTIVITY REPORT TO ISO-TC 97-WORKING GROUP E. COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION PROC
GAMES THAT TEACH THE FUNDAMENTALS OF COMPUTER OPERATION
PRELIMINARY EXPERIMENTS IN COMPUTER-AIDED TEACHING
AUTOMATED TEACHING
TEACHING A DIGITAL COMPUTER TO ASSIST IN MAKING
DECISIONS
COMPUTING MACHINES FOR TEACHING AND RESEARCH
GUIDES TO TEACHING COBOL
A MULTIPLE-STUDENT. COMPUTER-CONTROLLED. AUTOMATIC TEACHING DEVICE
PLATO II,
SD~,E COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN RESEARCH AND TEACHING IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
ADAPTIVE TEACHING MACHINES
POTENTIAL USES OF COMPUTERS AS TEACHING MACHINES
AUTOMATIC COMPUTERS AND TEACHING MACHINES
BETWEEN FUTURE COMPUTER DEVELOPMENTS AND AUTO~ATED TEACHING METHODS
INTERACTIONS
LOCATION OF ITEMS IN A SINGLE, TWO-CONCEPT AUTOMATED TEACHING MODEL
OPTIMAL Al
TEACHING SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS BY AUTOINSTRUCTION I
N THE PRIMARY GRADES. AN EXPERIMENTAL STRATEGY INI
NEW DIRECTIONS IN TEACHING-MACHI NE RESEARCH
THE MAN-COMPUTER TEAM IN A SPACE ECOLOGY'
RAPIDWRITE, COBOL WITHOUT TEARS
PLANS FOR THE GEORGIA TECH COMPUTER CENTER
SELECTING A TECHNICAL COMPUTER, THE CASE FOR A SMALL MACHINE
OPERATION OF IBM TECHNICAL COMPUTING BUREAU
THE AUTOM.TIC COMPILATION OF TECHNICAL DATA TABLES. A CASE STUDY
TECHNICAL DETAILS OF DERA (GERMANI
NEW TECHNICAL DEVELOPMENTS (GERMANI
PROGRAMME
SOME TECHNICAL FEATURES OF THE MANCHESTER MERCURY AUTOCOOE
TECHNICAL INFORMATION FLOW PATTERN
IDNING OF THE ALL-UNION INSTITUTE FOR SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL INFORMATION OF THE USSR ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
COMPUTERS IN TECHNICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS
THE MECHANIZATION
OF INFORMATION STORAGE AND RElRIEVAL SYSTEMS FOR TECHNICAL LITERATURE
THE USE OF TECHNICAL LITERATURE BY INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGISTS
MACHINE-MADE INDEX FOR TECHNICAL LITERATURE, AN EXPERIMENT
TECHNICAL MARKET ANALYSIS USING A COMPUTER
SOME TECHNICAL PRD8LEMS SOLVED BY LEO
THE PRESENT TECHNICAL STAT~S OF DATA TRANSMISSION IN AUSTRALIA
AN E
XPERIMENT IN THE AUTOMATIC SELECTION OR REJECTION OF TECHNICAL TERMS
T~E LOGISTIC RELAY COMPUTER OF THE VIENNA TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY (GERMANI
elECTRONIC COMPUTER
S AND INFORMATION PROCESSING APPARATUS AT THE VIENNA TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY (GERMANI
ORGANIZATION
SCIENTIFIC. TECHNICAL. AND ECONOMIC INFORMATION IN A RESEARCH
ON A POTENTIAL CUSTOMER FOR AN INTELLIGENT TECHNICIAN
ON PROGRAMMING
A HIGHLY PARALLEL MACHINE TO BE AN INTELLIGENT TECHNICIAN
THE ELECTRDGRAPHIC RECORDING TECHNIQUE
THE ELECTRDGRAPHIC RECORDING TECHNIQUE
CONCLUSIONS AFTER USING THE PACT I ADVANCED COOING TECHNIQUE
RECURSIVE CURVE FITTING TECHNIQUE
THE CORDIC COMPUTING TECHNIQUE
THE CORDIC TRIGONOMETRIC COMPUTING TECHNIQUE
POLYPHASE MERGE SORTING, AN ADVANCED TECHNIQUE
THE GENERALIZED IMPO~ANT EVENT TECHNIQUE
FERRITE CORE LOGIC IN ALL-MAGNETIC TECHNIQUE
OSCILLATING SORT. A NEW SORT MERGING TECHNIQUE
INTERNAl
AND TAPE SCRTING USING THE REPLACEMENT-SELECTION TECHNIQUE
APPLICATION OF
AN INTERMEDIATE SIZE COMPUTER TO MULTIPLE REGRESSION TECHNIQUE
A GLOW COUNTING TUBE READ-OUT TECHNIQUE AND ITS APPLICATION
A TWO-DIMENSIONAL ITERATIVE NETWORK COMPUTING TECHNIQUE AND MECHANIZATIONS
A LIST-TYPE STORAGE TECHNIQUE FOR ALPHANUMERIC INFORMATION
A PERTURBATION TECHNIQUE FOR ANALOG COMPUTERS
A NEW TECHNIQUE FOR ANALOG INTEGRATION AND DIFFERENTIATION
THE CHAINING TECHNIQUE FOR ASSOCIATIVE SENTENCE RETRIEVAL

APPLICATIONS TO THE
OF SI~ULTANEOUS LINEAR EQUATIONS USING A
AN ADVANCED
OLUTION OF AN ARMY-NAVY MILITARIZED DIGITAL
A COMPUTER-INTEGRATED RAPID-ACCESS
G THE PROBABILITIES OF UNDETECTED ERRORS IN

353

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

TAB - TEC
BIT 621 16
TCJ3601 28
EJCC59 181
FJCC63 577
WJCC58
42
IBMJ572 117
EJCC52
90
EJCC52
11
NCR 574 96
PACM56
28
ICC 632 88
CACM619 399
TCJ2593 118
TCJ2593 120
WJCC57
52
AUS 60A10.3
I EES56 331
EJCC56
8~
CACM630 634
TCJ361~ 202
IBMJ623 3U
JACM611 B1
TCJ2593 118
AUS 60A10.1
MSEE~63
2B
PGEC621 63
AUS 60 C9.3
EJCC57
71
TCJ5622 100
PACM56
42
WJCC55 101
CACM637 375
ICSI5B2 823
CAS 57
29
BIT 612 65
CACM63D 10~
CAN 62 1~4
CAS 62
64
CACM619 372
TCJ3602 lOB
JACM613 374
CACM619 502
CACM632 51
PGEC611 31
PLCI61 217
CABS62 30B
PACM62
11
TCJ~613 212
CACM625 272
PLCI61 205
HARV61 265
PLCI61 129
PLCI61 155
PLCI61 257
PLCI61 281
PLCI61
25
PLCI61
99
PLCI61
46
WJCC59 202
ROME62 573
LSU 55 171
AUS 60 Bl.4
ONR 53
10
AUS 60 A8.4
ECIP55 126
DIP 62
67
MTP 58 201
liJCC61 2~7
ICSI581 511
CAS 62 103
AUS 60 B7.2
ICSI581 2~5
IBMJ584 354
PACM56
10
AUS 60 Bl.3
AUS 60 C2.1
NSMT60 39B
ECIP55 207
ECIP55
56
ICSI581 613
WJCC60 283
WJCC60 267
WJCC55 116
NCR '554 135
JACM564 309
CACM588 10
WJCC59 257
PGEC593 330
EJCC60 1~3
CACM6I9 39~
IFIP62 617
JACM623 372
CACM635 201
LSU 58 129
PGEC593 317
WOC062
93
CACM638 433
PGEC592 218
PGEC60~ 507
PACM62 11~
353

TEC - TEC

TITLE WORD INDEX

A SIMPLE TECHNIQUE FOR CODING DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
FLEXIBLE SHAFTS ON AN AUTOMATIC COMPUTER
A TECHNIQUE FOR COMPUTING CRITICAL ROTATIONAL SPEEDS OF
AN AUTOMATED TECHNIQUE FOR CONDUCTING A TOTAL SYSTEM STUDY
A TECHNIQUE FOR CONSISTENT SPLITTING OF RUSSIAN WORDS
COMMENTS ON A TECHNIQUE FOR COUNTING ONES
A TECHNIQUE FOR COUNTING ONES IN A BINARY COMPUTER
TlON MASKS
FLY'S-EYE LENS TECHNIQUE FOR GENERATING SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE FABRICA
A COMPUTER TECHNIQUE fOR HANDLING ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE
A TECHNIQUE FOR HANDLING MACRO INSTRUCTIONS
APPLIED TO AIRLINES
A DATA PROCESSING TECHNIQUE FOR HANDLING SEAT RESERVATION PROBLEMS
IN EXTENDED BACKUS NORMAL FORM
A TRANSLA T ION TECHNIQUE FOR LANGUAGES WHOSE SYNTAX IS EXPRESSIBLE
A CODE MATCHING TECHNIQUE FOR MACHINE TRANSLATION
A SYNTHESIS TECHNIQUE FOR ~INIMAL STATE SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
A BREAKPOINT TECHNIQUE fOR NETWORK PROBLEMS
A DESIGN TECHNIQUE FOR PEDESTAL-FREE SWITCHING CIRCUITS
AN ITERATIVE FACTORIZATION TECHNIQUE FOR POLYNOMIALS
A DIGITAL CO~PUTER
A TECHNIQUE FOR PRECISE COMPUTATION WITH FACTORIALS IN
DATA WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER
MET-WATCH, A TECHNIQUE fOR PROCESSING AND SCANNING METEOROLOGICAL
A NEW PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUE FOR RATIONAL FRACTIONS
SCHEDULING
RAMPS, A TECHNIQUE FOR RESOURCE AllOCATION AND MULTI-PROJECT
MICROSECTIONING, A METALLOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUE FOR SEI'.ICONDUCTOR DEVICES
A DYNAMIC LOGIC TECHNIQUE FOR SIXTEEN MEGACYCLE CLOCK RATE
AN INCREMENTAL COMPUTER TECHNIQUE FOR SOLVING COORDINATE-ROTATION EQUATIONS
CALCULATION
A GENERALIZED TECHNIQUE fOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION ANO NUMERICAL
A TECHNIQUE fOR THE COMPOSITION OF MUSIC IN A COMPUTER
A PRACTICAL TECHNIQUE FOR THE DETERMINATION OF THE OPTIMUM RELAXA
TION FACTOR OF THE SUCCESSIVE OVER-REI
RAL EQUATIONS OF THE FIRST KINO
A TECHNIQUE FOR THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF CERTAIN INTEG
MINIMAL-STATE ~ACHINE
A TECHNIQUE fOR THE REDUCTION OF A GIVEN MACHINE TO A
DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
A NEW TECHNIQUE FOR THE SOLUTION OF COMPLEX PARTIAL
AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTING TECHNIQUE FOR THE SOLUTION OF TRIGONOMETRIC PROBLEMS
A HIGH-SPEED COMPUTER TECHNIQUE FOR THE TRANSPORTAT.ION PROBLEM
A STREAM-FOLLOWING TECHNIQUE FOR lJSE IN CHARACTER RECOGNITION
A TECHNIQUE FOR USING MEMORY CORES AS LOGICAL ELEMENTS
SCRIPT MEMORY ELEMENT
A NEW TECHNIQUE FOR USING THIN MAGNETIC fILMS AS A PHASE
A NEW TECHNIQUE IN AUTOMATIC CHARACTER RECOGNITION
A SERIAL TECHNIQUE TO DETERMINE MINIMUM PATHS
ES
A NEW AND SIMPLE TYPE OF DIGITAL CIRCUIT TECHNIQUE USING JUNCTION TRANSISTORS AND MAGNETIC COR
IRAN
DOM-ACCESS ELECTRICALLY ALTERABLE. HIGH-SPEED MEMORY TECHNIQUE USING STANDARD FERRITE MEMORY CORES
OPTICAL AND PHOTOGRAPHIC STORAGE TECHNIQUES
THE THEORY OF COUNTING TECHNIQUES
THE APPLICATION OF COUNTING TECHNIQUES
TECHNIQUES
COMBINED ANALOG AND DIGITAL TECHNIQUES
MILLI~ICRDSECOND TRANSISTOR CURRENT SWITCHING TECHNIQUES
MICROWAVE AMPLIFICATION BY MASER TECHNIQUES
MAGNACARD, MECHANICAL HANDLING TECHNIQUES
CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS iN COMPUTER PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES
DATA HANDLING BY CONTROL WORD TECHNIQUES
MAGNACARD SORTING TECHNIQUES
NOISE AND STATISTICAL TECHNIQUES
OPERATIONAL DIGITAL TECHNIQUES
NEW MERGE SORTING TECHNIQUES
REAL-TIME DIGITAL ANALYSIS ANO ERROR-COMPENSATING TECHNIQUES
INDEXING AND CONTROL-WORD TECHNIQUES
RADAR SYSTEMS SIMULATION TECHNIQUES
HIGH DENSITY DIGITAL MAGNETIC RECDROING TECHNIQUES
TRANSISTOR CURRENT SWITCHING AND ROUTING TECHNIQUES
DIGITAL-COMPUTER CIRCUITRY DESIGN TECHNIQUES
CONTROL SYSTEM SYNTHESIS TECHNIQUES
INVESTIGATION OF WOVEN-SCREEN MEMORY TECHNIQUES
MICROSYSTEM COMPUTER TECHNIQUES
A SURVEY OF TUNNEL-OIODE DIGITAL TECHNIQUES
DIGITAL DATA COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUES
HIGH-DENSITY -MAGNETIC RECORDING TECHNIQUES
DESIGN OF COMPUTER CIRCUITS USING LINEAR PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES
SOME THOUGHTS ON DIGITAL COMPONENTS AND CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES
TABLE LOOK-AT TECHNIQUES
SURVEY OF MODERN PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES
ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS, SPECIAL COMPONENTS AND TECHNIQUES
~ATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS OF MERGE-SORTING TECHNIQUES
BIBLIOGRAPHY ON REOUNDANCY TECHNIQUES
DDA ERROR ANALYSIS USING SAMPLED DATA TECHNIQUES
RECTIFICATICN OF SATELLITE PHOTOGRAPHY BY DIGITAL TECHNIQUES
DESIGN OF CO~PUTER CIRCUITS USING LINEAR PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES
OPTI MIZAT I ON TECHNIQUES
NOTE ON RANDOM ADDRESSING TECHNIQUES
STATISTICAL CLASSIFICATION TECHNIQUES
ALL-MAGNETIC CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES
TAPE SEARCHING TECHNIQUES
OELECTRONICS USING ELECTRON-BEAM-ACTIVATED MACHINING TECHNIQUES
MICR
LINEAR
DISCRIMINATION OPTICAL-ELECTRONIC IMPLEMENTATION TECHNIQUES
DEVELOPMENTS IN VERY-HIGH-SPEED MAGNETIC STORAGE TECHNIQUES
RECENT
PROBLEMS ANO THEIR SOLUTIONS BY DIGITAL COMPUTER TECHNIQUES
UNUSUAL
FROM ANALCG TO DIGITAL PROGRAMMING BY DIGITAL TECHNIQUES
CHANGING
A PROPOSAL
FOR TRAINING YOUNGSTERS IN DIGITAL COMPUTING TECHNIQUES
OF SATURATEO ANO NON SATURATED SWITCHING CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES
COMPARISON
A COMPARISON
BETwEEN THE POLYPHASE AND OSC ILLAT ING SORT TECHNIQUES
OF ANALOG CCMfUTERS WITH REFERENCE TO STATISTICAL TECHNIQUES
THE LOGICAL DESIGN
OBTAINING THE FREQUENCY
RESPONSE OF PHYSICAL SYSTEMS BY ANALOG COMPUTER TECHNIQUES
THE SPECTRAL EVALUATION
OF ITERATIVE DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER INTEGRATION TECHNIQUES
lAND CHARACTERISTICS OF A VARIABLE-LENG
TH RECORO SORT USING NEW FIXEO LENGTH RECORD SORTING TECHNIQUES
IATION OF A RAOAR AND ITS ENVIRONMENT BY
GEESE, GENERAL ELECTRIC ELECTRONIC SYSTEM EVALUATOR TECHNIQUES
INCHRONOUSLY EXCITED OSCILLATIONS IN NON
-LINEAR CONTROL SYSTEMS BY MEANS OF OIGITAL COMPUTER TECHNIQUES
PROBLEMS Of PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES I GE RMAN)
AN AUTOM
ATIC ABSTRACTING PROGRAM E~PLOYING STYLO-STATISTICAL TECHNIQUES AND HIERARCHIAL DATA INDEXING
MAGNETIC TAPE TECHNIQUES AND PERFORMANCE
ISTEMS APP
ROACH FOR THE APPLICATION OF COMPUTERIZED SCHEDULING TECHNIQUES AND THE RCA-PERT-COST PROGRAM
INPUTS
AUTOMATIC RECOGNITION TECHNIQUES APPLICABLE TO HIGH-INFORMATION PICTORIAL
HYBRID TECHNIQUES APPLIED TO OPTIMIZATION PROBLEMS
COMPUTER TECHNIQUES APPLIED TO SHIPBUILDING
354

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

TAP - TEC
CACM60N 616
CACM596 27
EJCC61 306
MlL 611 343
CACM600 538
CACM605 322
IBMJ632 146
CACM628 433
CACM59N 21
AUS 60AU.l
ROME62
23
PACM58
60
PGEC591 13
IFIP62 190
PGEC573 162
CACM633 108
PACM61 6A3
IflP62 242
TCJ1594 116
SJCC63
17
IBMJ573 279
WCR 604 116
PGEC614148
CACM613 147
TCJ6632 129
CACM614 1114
JACM621 84
PGEC593 346
PACM61 13C3
PGEC553 95
JACM582 132
NCR 634 64
EJCC56
39
FJCC63
67
TCJ4612 121
CACH63N 664
IEES56 412
PGEC603 323
HARV47 146
PACM52P 287
PACM52P 293
NCR 554 84
LSU 57
44
WJCC57
68
I BMJ573 232
WCR 574 210
CAS 58 125
EJCC58
75
PACM58
48
HACC59
26
HACC59
29
PACM59
14
WJCC59 269
I BMJ593 288
NCR 594 190
PGEC601
2
PGEC603 302
CCST61
58
CCST61 232
LCMT61 361
WJCC61
95
PIRE611 136
P IRE611 196
P IRE6U 258
NCR 612 224
PGEC613 416
CACM614 112
TCB4614 127
CHBK62
6
IFIP62
b2
RTCS62 389
SJCC62 365
I81'J623 290
PGEC624 518
BIT 632 69
IBSJ632 112
I BSJ632 136
AIC 634 54
J ACM634 478
AIC 612 137
OPI 62 145
EJCC56 101
WJCC56
79
JACM601 10
PACM56
32
PGEC602 161
CACM635 223
AUS 60 C7.3
NCR 612 196
WJCC61 507
CACM635 264
WJCC61 490
AUS 608'2.2
ECIP55 141
PACM61 5C3
EJCC52
90
PACM62 100
NCR 624 114
SJCC62 377
TC87632 53
354

•

TITLE WORD INDEX

TEC - TES

SWITCHING
ANALOG ANO OIGITAL
UNUSUAL
TRANSISTOR CIRCUIT
CHARACTER RECOGNITION
COMPILING
HYBRID

CYCLE TIME

SURVEY ON A COMPUTER
STATEMENTS IN ALGOL 60

COMPILING
ON COMPUTATIONAL
WEIGHTED AREA SCANNING
HISTORY AND INTRODUCTION, MICROWAVE
ONR SYMPOSIUM ON MICROWAVE
SOME

RECORDING
ULARITIES IN COMPUTER SOLUTIONS OF ORDI
PARAMETRIC
ULARITIES IN COMPUTER SI
CORRECTION TO 'PARAMETRIC
ARITHMETIC UNITS
AUTOMATIC DICTIONARY
DRUM SYSTEMS

MICROWAVE SOLID-STATE
SKIP
TAGGING
PHOTOGRAPHIC

CONSTRAINTS
PROCESSORS

DESIGN
TWO PROGRAMMING
ANALOG COMPUTER
PANEL ON
TER AND THEIR APPLICATION TO OTHER SCHEDULING PROI
ERRORS

PROGRAMMING
MANAGEMENT
HYBRID

CONTROL

DISPLAYS

KEYNOTE ADDRESS,
INTERCONNECTION
SIGNAL FLOW GRAPH
OIGITAL CONTROL
COMPUTER COMPATIBLE ELECTROLUMINESCENT
RECURRENCE

MISSILES
DATA IN A

SOME PROGRAMMING
DIAGNOSTIC PROGRAMMING
CO~PUTER

AUTOMATIC SYSTEM AND LOGICAL DESIGN
COMPUTING
COMBINED ANALOGUE AND DIGITAL COMPUTING
NUMERICAL
COMPUTER PROGRAMS
SIMULATION
COMPUTER PROGRAMS
SIMULATION
AID IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF HEART DISEASE
PRINCIPLES AND
DIAGNOSTIC
ARITHMETIC·AND CONTROL
DIGITAL
DIG IT AL
650, UNIVAC SOLID STATE BDI
COMPUTER
ANALOG-D I GIT AL
THE CONTRIBUTION OF SYMBOLIC ANALYSIS
DATA PROCESSING
THE ADVANTAGE OF LOGICAL EQUATION
COMPUTER
INTEGRATION AND AUTOMATIC FAULT LOCATION
ERENCE TO PROBLEMS IN ONE INOEPENDENI
ACCELERATION
COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL
APPLICATION OF HYBRID ANALOG ANO DIGITAL
CONTROL
G CIRCUITS
RELAY CIRCUIT DESIGN
EXPERIENCE IN THE USE OF MARGINAL-TESTING
CONVERSION. RECONVERSION AND COMPARISON
SOME
SYMPOSIUM ON MODERN
TWO CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE
THE IMPACT OF HYBRID ANALOG-DIGITAL
INFLUENCE OF PROGRAMMING
MEMORIES
INVESTIGATION OF STORAGE ANO ACCESS
APPLICATION OF DIGITAL SIMULATION
APPLICATION OF OPERATIONAL OIGITAL
APPLICATION OF PRINTING TELEGRAPH
THE APPLICATION OF MODERN LEXICOGRAPHIC
THE APPLICATION Of COMPUTER
RATION.I
THE APPLICATION OF MOOERN OATA PROCESSING
o PROVISIONAL RI
OPERATIONAL lOGGING ANO RECORDING
AND OUTPUT EQUIPMENT
SOME
DYNAMIC CIRCUIT
OYNAMIC CIRCUIT
CONTINUOUS REGRESSION
ASSOCIATIVE DOCUMENT RETRIEVAL
NCE TRANSIENT RESPONSE
HIGH-SPEEO CIRCUIT
ASSOCIATI VE
SWITCHING-CIRCUIT
ADVANCED PROGRAMMING
COMPUTER PATTERN RECOGNITION
AUTOMATIC COOING
~AN-MACHINE COMMUNICAtIONS IN THE COMING
THE USE OF TECHNICAL liTERATURE BY INDUSTRIAL
FRONTIERS IN COMPUTER
THE IMPENDING REVOLUTION IN COMPUTER
355

TECHNIQUES AT Z-5 (GERMANI
TECHNIQUES COMBINED
TECHNIQUES EMPLOYED IN HEAT TRANSFER PROGRAMS
TECHNIQUES FOR A CORE MEMORY WITH 500 MILLIMICROSECON
TECHNIQUES FOR ADDRESS READING
TECHNIQUES FOR ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSIONS
TECHNIQUES FOR ANALOG FUNCTION GENERATION
TECHNIQUES FOR ANALYSIS OF A FAMILY EXPENDITURE
TECHNIQUES FOR BOOLEAN EXPRESSIONS ANO CONDITIONAL
TECHNIQUES FOR CERTAIN PROBLEMS IN FLUID DYNAMICS
TECHNIQUES FOR CHARACTER RECOGNITION
TECHNIQUES FOR COMPUTERS
TECHNIQUES FOR COMPUTING SYSTEMS
TECHNIQUES FOR DEALING WITH TWO-LEVEL STORAGE
TECHNIQUES fOR DECISION-MAKING CONTROL
TECHNIQUES FOR DIGITAL CODED DATA
TECHNIQUES FOR ELIMINATING DIVISION AND TREATING SING
TECHNIQUES FOR ELIMINATING DIVISION AND TREATING SING
TECHNIQUES FOR ENUMERATING VEBLEN-WEODERBURN SYSTEMS
TECHNIQUES FOR HIGH SPEED COMPUTERS
TECHNIQUES FOR HIGH-SPEED CARRY-PROPAGATION IN BINARY
TECHNIQUES FOR INCORPORATING MICRDGLOSSARIES IN AN
TECHNIQUES FOR INCREASING STORAGE DENSITY OF MAGNETIC
TECHNIQUES FOR INFORMATION STORAGE
TECHNIQUES FOR MULTI-lEVEL PROGRAMMING WITH REAL TIME
TECHNIQUES FOR MULTIPLE INTERCONNECTED ON-LINE DATA
TECHNIQUES FOR ONE-PLUS-ONE ADDRESS COMPUTERS
TECHNIQUES FOR PLOTTING BODE AND NYQUIST DIAGRAMS
TECHNIQUES FOR PROCESSOR CONSTRUCTION
TECHNIQUES FOR PRODUCING SCHOOL TIMETABLES ON A COMPU
TECHNIQUES FOR PROGRAM ERROR DIAGNOSIS ON EDSAC 2
TECHNIQUES FOR PROTECTION AGAINST OPERATOR-USER
TECHNIQUES FOR REAL TIME COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
TECHNIQUES FOR REAL-TIME RADAR SIMULATION
TECHNIQUES FOR RELIABILITY
TECHNIQUES FOR RELIABILITY IN COMPUTERS FOR WEAPON
TECHNIQUES FOR SEMICONOUCTOR NETWORKS
TECHNIQUES FOR SEQUENTIAL CIRCUIT STATE DIAGRAMS
TECHNIQUES FOR SPACE
TECHNIQUES FOR STORAGE ALLOCATION ALGORITHMS
TECHNIQUES FOR THE ACHIEVEMENT OF WIDE ANGLE VISUAL
TECHNIQUES FOR THE CALCULATION Of BESSEL FUNCTIONS
TECHNIQUES FOR THE DIGITAL SIMULATION OF GUIDED
TECHNIQUES FOR THE ERMETH
TECHNIQUES FOR THE IBM TYPE 701 E.D.P.M.
TECHNIQUES FOR THE RECOROING OF. AND REFERENCE TO
TECHNIQUES FOR THE RW-33 COMPUTER SYSTEM
TECHNIQUES FOR THE SAMPLING PARAMETRIC COMPUTER
TECHNIQUES FOR THE SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
TECHNIQUES FOR THE STUDY OF TIME-VARYING SYSTEMS
TECHNIQUES FOR THE TEST ANO EVALUATION OF REAL-TIME
TECHNIQUES FOR THE TEST AND EVALUATION OF REAL-TIME
TECHNIQUES FOR THE USE OF THE DIGITAL COMPUTER AS AN
TECHNIQUES FOR TRAINING PROGRAMMERS
TECHNIQUES IMPROVE RELIABILITY
TECHNIQUES IN A MULTI PROGRAM COMPUTER
TECHNIQUES IN ANALOG COMPUTATION
TECHNIQUES IN ANALOG SYSTEMS
TECHNIQUES IN ASSEMBLY LINE BALANCING (IBM 1620, IBM
TECHNIQUES IN AUTOPILOT DESIGN
TECHNIQUES IN COMMERCIAL DATA PROCESSING
TECHNIQUES IN DESIGN AUTOMATION
TECHNIQUES IN DESIGNING OIGITAL COMPUTERS
TECHNIQUES IN INSTRUCTION
TECHNIQUES IN lARGE DIGITAL DATA SYSTEMS
TECHNIQUES IN NUMERICAL ANALYSIS. WITH PARTICULAR REF
TECHNIQUES IN SIMULATION
TECHNIQUES IN THE AUTOMATIC MAP COMPILATION SYSTEM
TECHNIQUES IN THE CL-II PROGRAMMING SYSTEM
TECHNIQUES IN THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF CRYOTRON SWITCHIN
TECHNIQUES IN VALVE ANO TRANSISTOR EQUIPMENT
TECHNIQUES IN VARIABLE LENGTH SORTING
TECHNIQUES OF ANAlOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERSION
TECHNIQUES OF LANGUAGE TRANSLATION
TECHNIQUES OF 'UEUING PROBLEMS
TECHNIQUES ON THE ANALOG-COMPUTER ART
TECHNIQUES ON THE DESIGN OF COMPUTERS
TECHNIQUES SUITABLE FOR USE IN LARGE-CAPACITY DIGITAL
TECHNIQUES TO HIGHWAY DESIGN PROBLEM.S
TECHNIQUES TO INDUSTRIAL CONTROL
TECHNIQUES TO LARGE-SCALE CALCULATING MACHINERY
TECHNIQUES TO MACHINE INDEXING
TECHNIQUES TO PROBLEMS IN HYDRAULIC STRUCTURES
TECHNIQUES TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF UNIVERSITY ADMIN 1ST
TECHNIQUES USED IN GOVERNMENT A.D.P. INSTALLATIONS AN
TECHNIQUES USED IN IMPROVING THE RELIABILITY OF INPUT
TECHNIQUES USEe IN SEAC AND DYSEAC
TECHNIQUES USED IN SEAC AND DYSEAC
TECHNIQUES USING ANALOG COMPUTERS
TECHNIQUES USING BIBLIOGRAPHIC INFORMATION
TECHNIQUES UTILIZING MINORITY CARRIER STORAGE TO ENHA
TECHNIQUES WITH COMPLEMENTING FLIP-FLOPS
TECHNIQUES WITH FERRITE TOROIDS IGERMAN)
TECHNIQUES WITH SMALLER COMPUTERS
TECHNIQUES. ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC DIAGNOSIS
TECHNIQUES. 1955
TECHNOLOGICAL SOCIETY
TECHNOLOGISTS
TECHNOLOGY
TECHNOLOGY

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

TEC - TEC
ECIP55 101
CCST6L L4L
EJCC59 L43
WCR 594
3
OCR 62
51
TCJ4611 LO
SJCC63 213
BCS 58 ,30
CACM611 10
HARV41 157
OCR 62 L97
PGEC593 263
PGEC593 262
TCJ2604 169
CAN 62
43
EJCC52
3
PGEC621 42
PGEC624 !J70
J ACM604 330
ICIP5q 466
PGEC6L4 691
I BMJ6 34 337
EJCC54
L6
PIRE530 1421
PACM62
14
EJCC57 172
JACM573 274
WJCC60 165
IFIP62 524
TCJ3614 2.H
TCJ6631 44
RMCS60
1'1
JACM623 361
FJCC63 445
HACC59
13
WJCC57
10
WJCC61
81
PGECb32 67
WCR 604
6
CACM610 449
NCR 1>34 11
PACM59
66
AUS 63 C.I0
JACM551
1
NCR 537 55
TCJ2591
1
NCR 602 124
PGEC572 108
WJCC56
64
AUS 63 B.20
PACM56
19
JACM573 354
EJCC61 371
PACM61 l3Al
WJCC57 112
EJCC59
75
HACC59
28
PGEC542 23
CAS 61
62
WJCC53 119
AUS 60A12.2
EJCC60 205
WJCC5B 186
PLCI61 240
SJCC62 213
I FIP62 149
AIC 623 275
SJCC63 105
PACM62
29
HARV61 315
RMCS60
41
CACM635 267
PECS52
17
IF IP62 326
TCJ3602 114
PIRE625 L077
PIRE530 1250
LCMT61
1
WJCC61
39
WJCC54
45
HARV47 213
MIPP61 326
AUS 60 B5.1
AUS 60 A7.1
RMCS60
1
RMCS60
63
P IRE530 13BO
PGEC531
2
PGEC625 691
JACM634 440
WJCC5B 149
SJCC63 381
ECIP55 115
ONR 56
35
CACM620 527
LSU 56
6
CAS 61
45
ICSI581 245
CAS 58 106
EJCC58
43
355

TEC - THE

TITLE WORD INDEX
MT AT THE

INSTITUTE OF
EUROPEAN INFORMATION
THE PERIODICAL LITERATURE OF COMPUTER
SYMPOSIUM ON FAST MEMORY
A CIRCUIT PACKAGING MODEL FOR HIGH-SPEED COMPUTER
COMPUTATICN PROGRAM AT MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF
THE UNIVERSITY OF
INFORMATION
THE STATE OF DIGITAL COMPUTER
THE STATE OF DIGITAL COMPUTER
SOME ASPECTS OF COMPUTER
SOME NOTES ON THE
SOV I ET COMPUTER
SOVIET COMPUTER
SOV I ET COMPUTER

TECHNOLOGY
TECHNOLOGY
rECHNOLOGY
rECHNOLOGY
TECHNOLOGY
TECHNOLOGY
THE DIGITAL
TECHNOLOGY ANALOGUE CO~PUTER
TECHNOLOGY AND THE LAW
TECHNOLOGY IN EUROPE
TECHNOLOGY IN EUROPE (FRENCHI
TECHNOLOGY IN THE U.S.S.R.
TECHNOLOGY OF RECOGNITION
TECHNOLOGY, 1959
TECHNOLOGY, 1959
TECHNOLOGY, 1959
TECHNOMETRICS AND EDUCATION
SABRE, A REAL TIME PROBLEM IN TELE-PROCESSING
TELE-PROCESSING SYSTEMS
PROGRESS TOWAROS CONTROLLING POST OFFICE TELECOMMUNICATION STORES BY CO~PUTER
ELECTRONIC DIGITAL CO~PUTER
THE TELECOMMUNICATIONS RESEARCH ESTABLISHMENT PARALLEL
APPLICATION
TELEFILE, A CASE STUDY OF AN ONLINE SAVINGS BANK
STRUCTURE AND OPERATION OF THE TELEFUNKEN TR 4 DIGITAL COMPUTER (GERMANI
AUTO~ATIC READING MACHINE FOR TELEGRAPH SERVICE
MACHINERY
APPLICATION OF PRINTING TELEGRAPH TECHNIQUES TO LARGE-SCALE CALCULATING
THE TELEMETRY ANO DOPPLER DATA CONVERTERS
A TERMINAL FOR DATA TRANSMISSION OVER TELEPHONE CIRCUITS
A NEW MODEL FOR ERROR CLUSTERING IN TELEPHONE CIRCUITS
LARGE-SCALE ELECTRONIC COMPUTER TO THE ASSIGN~ENT OF TELEPHONE FACILITIES
THE APPLICATION OF A
BElL TELEPHONE LABORATORIES RELAY COMPUTING SYSTEM
DATA TRANSMISSION SYSTE~ FOR SWITCHED ANO PRIVATE TELEPHONE LINE APPLICATIONS
PHASE REVERSAL
CONTROL FEATURES OF A ~AGNETIC-DRUM TELEPHONE OFFICE
ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS AND TELEPHONE SWITCHING
AN AUTOMATIC TELEPHONE SYSTEM EMPLOYING MAGNETIC DRUM MEMORY
PROGRESS WITH THE TELEPHONE TRAFFIC DISTRIBUTION RECORDING PROJECT
CONTROL IN A MULTI-SHOP MANUI
STOCK MAINTENANCE BY TELEPHONE, ONE STEP TDhARDS INTEGRATED MANUFACTURING
WAY CO~MUNICATICN WITH COMPUTERS FROM ORDINARY DIAL TELEPHONES
DATA-DIAL, TWOARTIFICIAL AUDITORY RECOGNITION IN TELEPHONY
THE TELEPLOTTER, A DIGITAL PLOTTING DEVICE
A HARDWARE REPRESENTATION FOR ALGOL 60 USING CREEO TELEPRINTER EQUIPMENT
METHODS FOR FITTING RATIONAL APPROXI~ATIONS, PART I. TELESCOPING PROCEDURES FOR CONTINUED FRACTIONS
TELETYPE HIGH-SPEED TAPE EQUIPMENT AND SYSTE~S
CONVERTERS FOR TELETYPE TAPE TO IBM CARDS
APPLICATICN OF THE USE OF ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS TO TELEVISION AUDIENCE MEASUREMENT
TRANSLATOR FOR COMPUTER SIMULATION OF SPEECH AND TELEVISION DEVICES
A HIGH-SPEED DATA
HOW A RANDOM ARRAY OF CELLS CAN LEARN TO TELL WHETHER A STRAIGHT LINE IS STRAIGHT
PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR SAVINGS BANKS
TELLERTRON, A REAL-TIME UPDATING AND TRANSACTION
CURVES
THE TEMPERATURE AND PRESSURE DEPENDENCE Of CRITICAL fiELD
TEMPERATURE CO~PENSATICN FOR A CORE MEMORY
SIMPLE CDNSTANT-TE~PERATURE OVEN AND CONTROL SYSTEM
Y THIN SUPERCONOUCTING FILMS AND CHANGES IN CRITICAL TEMPERATURE PRODUCED BY ELECTROSTATIC CHARGING
IVER
WIDE TEMPERATURE RANGE COINCIDENT CURRENT CORE MEMORIES
MULTIPOINT DIGITAL TEMPERATURE RECORDER WITH PUNCHEO TAPE OUTPUT
HIGH-TEMPERATURE SILICON-TRANSISTOR COMPUTER CIRCUITS
ISOTOPE EFFECTS IN LOW TE~PERATURE SUPERCONDUCTORS
USE OF SUPERCONDUCTIVE DEVICES IN RESEARCH AT LOW TEMPERATURES
THE
EFFECTS OF LOW TE~PERATURES ON TRANSISTOR CHARACTERISTICS
ISH, A QUANTITATIVE STUDY OF RESPONSES TO INTENSITY, TEMPORAL AND WAVELENGTH VARIABLES
ITOR OF THE CRAYF
STRY AND THE MILITARY, A CRITICAL REVIEW OF THE LAST TEN YEARS
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS FOR INDU
TEN YEARS OF COMPUTER DEVELOPMENT
TEN YEARS OF COMPUTER SIMULATION
CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF DATA ON TENANTS IN LOW RENT GOVERNMENT HOUSING
MEMORIES
A TENTATIVE COMPARISON BETWEEN ANIMAL ANO MACHINE
A TUNNel DIOOE TENTH MICROSECOND ME~ORY
TRACES. TERM RANKS, WIDTHS AND HEIGHTS
NEWTON-COTES TYPE QUADRATURE FORMULAS WITH TERMINAL CORRECTIONS
CIRCUITS
A TERMINAL FOR DATA TRANSMISSION OVER TelEPHONE
IAL MACHINES
LEAST UPPER BOUNDS ON MINIMAL TERMINAL STATE EXPERIMENTS FOR TWO CLASSES OF SEQUENT
S~ALLEST UNIFORM EXPERIMENT WHICH DISTINGUISHES THE TERMINAL STATES OF A ~ACHINE
ON THE LENGTH OF THE
FORMAL pROCEDURES FOR CONNECTING TERMINALS WITH A MINIMUM TOTAL WIRE LENGTH
LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS OF RUSSIAN CHEMICAL TERMINOLOGY
COMPUTER TERMINOLOGY AND SYMBOLS
THEIR PROCESSORS
SOME BASIC TERMINOLOGY CONNECTED WITH MECHANICAL LANGUAGES AND
THE MULTILINGUAL TERMINOLOGY PROJECT
THE MULTILINGUAL TERMINOLOGY PROJECT
A TERMINOLOGY PROPOSAL
GLOSSARY OF SORTING AND MERGING TERMS
IN THE AUTOMATIC SELECTION OR REJECTION OF TECHNICAL TERMS
AN EXPERIMENT
TERMS FREQUENTLY COMBINED IN PROBLEM DESCRIPTION
A DESCRIPTION OF MERCURY AUTO CODE IN TERMS OF A PHRASE STRUCTURE LANGUAGE
TI
CHARACTERIZATION OF TUNNEL DIODE PERFORMANCE IN TERMS OF DEVICE FIGURE OF MERIT AND CIRCUIT TIME CONS
TINUED FRACTIONS
REPRESENTATION OF POWER SERIES IN TERMS OF POLYNOMIALS. RATIONAL APPROXIMATIONS AND CON
BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS OF N VARIABLES REALIlABLE IN TERMS OF THRESHOLD DEVICES
ARBITRARY
TERNARY COUNTERS
TERNARY THRESHOLD LOGIC
THE MASTER TERRAIN MODEL SYSTEM
COMPUTER PRODUCTION OF TERRAIN MODELS
SIMULATION TECHNIQUES FOR THE TEST AND EVALUATION OF REAL-TIME COMPUTER PROGRAMS
SI~ULATION TECHNIQUES FOR THE TEST AND EVALUATION OF REAL-TI~E COMPUTER PROGRA~S
DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM AT THE AIR FORCE MISSILE TEST CENTRE
THE INTEGRATED
A GENERAL TEST DATA GENERATOR FOR COBOL
AIRCRAFT FLIGHT TEST DATA PROCESSING
ARROW FLIGHT TEST DATA REDUCTION
ORGANIZING MACHINES
A'TEST FOR LINEAR SEPARABILITY AS APPLIED TO SELFACCEPTANCE TEST FOR RAYTHEON HURRICANE COMPUTER
GENERATOR
NOTE ON A TEST FOR REPEATING CYCLES IN A PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBER
LOGIC TABLE CONOITIONS INTO AN EFFICIENT SEQUENCE OF TE ST INSTRUC TI eNS
A PROCEDURE FOR CONVERTING
CONSTRUC TlON OF A SET OF TEST MATRICES
MORE TEST MATRICES FOR DETERMINANTS AND INVERSES
A NOTE ON A SET OF TEST'MATRICES FOR INVERSION
ON THE INVERSE OF A TEST ~ATRIX
356

~ASSACHUSETTS

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

TEC - YES
NSMT60 126
ICC 6113 11
ICC 6114 7
IFIP62 636
I BMJ633 182
HARV49
44
AUS 572 217
AlC 623 299
CACM616 256
ICC 6114 18
CAS 59
30
OCR 62 383
ICC 6010 23
PGEC601 72
CACM603 111
CAN 60
1
TCJ4612 109
EJCC61 213
TCB4614 13/>
FTT 53 144
CACM63D 708
PGEC636 613
SJCC63 113
HARV47 213
AUS 512 203
WJCC56
31
I BMJ633 224
WJCC58 165
HARV47
41
I BMJ612 93
PGEC551 21
PIRE530 1242
P IRE530 1341
AUS 60All.2
FJCC63 519
CACM630 622
IBMJ584 294
PECS52
18
TCJ5634 338
JACM602 150
EJCC54
35
EJCC5,2
11
AUS 60 A6.2
WJCC59 169
SOS 61 315
NCR 624 101
IBMJ621 82
E JCC5,) 200
I BMJ571 84
DNR 60 153
WJCC61 207
AUS 60Cll.4
EJCC56
54
IBMJ622 256
ONR 60
6
18~J581
54
SJCC62 159
SJCC63 119
TCJ1594 153
PGEC621
2
PACM59
17
AUS 63 C.22
NCR 602 114
IBMJ605 455
TCJ5623 230
WJCC56
31
JACM614 601
JACM583 266
JACM574 428
MTl 611 249
HACC59
1
CACM618 336
CACM607 409
1 CC 608 11
CACM602 72
CACM635 281
NSMT60 398
CACM631 31
ARAP612 29
IBMJ622 170
JACM614 613
P IRE611 210
PGEC554 144
PGEC633 191
EJCC57
30
CACM634 190
PACM56
19
JACM573 354
AUS 572 218
5JCC62 311
CAS 55
88
CAN 58
95
50S 62 503
EJCC53
48
TCJ3601
9
CACM639 510
CACM598 10
CACM63D 745
CACM639 515
CACM63D 615
356

TES - THI

rEC - THE

TITLE WORD INDEX

ANOTHER TEST MATRIX FOR DETERMINANTS AND MATRICES
TEST MATRIX FOR INVERSION
A TEST MATRIX FOR INVERSION PROCEDURES
TEST OF AN INVENTORY CONTROL SYSTEM ON FERUT
TEST PROBLEMS USED FOR EVALUATION Of COMPUTERS
AUTOMATIC CHECKOUT EQUIPMENT FEATURING TEST PROGRAMS FOR DIAGNOSTIC CHECKING
TEST PROGRAMS FOR HEC
TEST ROUTINES BASED ON SYMBOLIC LOGICAL STATEMENTS
TEST ROUTINES BASED ON SYMBOLIC LOGICAL STATEMENTS
A COMPUTER-CONTROLLED DYNAMIC SERVO TEST SYSTEM
TIME-SHARED PROGRAM TESTING
THE ADEQUACY AND EFFICIENCY OF PROGRAM TESTING
AUTOMATIC PROGRAM TESTING
THE USE OF THE PILOT ACE FOR TESTING A NEW DESIGN Of PROTON SYNCHROTRON
A SET OF MATRICES FOR TESTING COMPUTER PROGRAMS
EXPERIENCE WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER IN AN AEROPLANE TESTING ESTABLISHMENT
TYPE STORAGE SYSUM
THE TESTING OF CATHODE RAY TUBES FOR USE IN THE WILLIAMS
PROBLEMS IN ACCEPTANCE TESTING OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
ANALOGUE CALCULATION OF CHI SQUARED FOR THE TESTING OF HYPOTHESIS
TESTING OF MICROLOGIC ELEMENTS
TESTING Of OPERATIONAL AMPLIfIERS
EXPERIENCE IN THE USE OF MARGINAL-TESTING TECHNIQUES IN VALVE AND TRANSISTOR EQUIPMENT
NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS PERFORMANCE TESTS
PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS ANO SELECTION Of COMPUTER PROGRAMMERS
EMPIRICAL TESTS OF AN AODITIVE RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR
MAINTENANCE AND ACCEPTANCE TESTS USED ON THE MIDAC
REPORT ON THE TEXAS PROJECT
AUTOMATIC CORRECTION OF ERRORS IN TEXT
UP PROCEDURES IN LANGUAGE PROCESSING PART I, THE RAW TEXT
TABLE LOOKPROGRAMMED INTERPRETATION OF TEXT AS A BASIS fOR INFORMATION-RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS
AN AUTD-INSTRUCTIONAL TEXT FOR IBM 1~01 PROGRAMMING
KEYPUNCHING INSTRUCTIONS fOR TOTAL TEXT INPUT
REPRESENTATION OF TEXT STRINGS IN BINARY COMPUTERS
fROM TEXT TO TOPICS IN MECHANIZED SEARCH SYSTEMS
MAOCAP,
A SCIENTIFIC COMPILER FOR A DISPLAYED FORMULA TEXTBOOK LANGUAGE
THE FEASIBILITY OF MACHINE SEARCHING OF ENGLISH TEXTS
G MACHINE
CONSTRUCTION OF A TEXTUAL ANALYSIS ALGORITHM WITH THE AID OF A COMPUTIN
FAR-INFRARED ABSORPTION IN A LEAD-THALLIUM SUPER-CONDUCTING ALLOY
DATA STRUCTURES THAT GENERALIZE RECTANGULAR ARRAYS
RS
A PATTERN RECOGNITION PROGRAM THAT GENERATES, EVALUATES AND ADJUSTS ITS OWN OPERA TO
A PATTERN-RECOGNITION PROGRAM THAT GENERATES, EVALUATES, AND ADJUST ITS OWN OPERATO
RS
AN APPROACH TO COMPUTERS THAT PERCEIVE, LEARN, AND REASON
A SUGGESTED
MODEL FOR INFORMATION REPRESENTATION IN A COMPUTER THAT PERCEIVES, LEARNS, AND REASONS
GPS, A PROGRAM THAT SIMULATES HUMAN THOUGHT
A HEURISTIC PROGRAM THAT SOLVES SYMBOLIC INTEGRATION PROBLEMS IN FRESHMAN
CALCULUS
GAMES THAT TEACH THE FUNDAMENTALS OF COMPUTER OPERATION
THE WORD 'THE' HAS BEEN PREVENTED FROM INDEXING
EDITOR)
THE WORD 'THE' IN 'THE COMPUTER BULLETIN', (LETTER TO THE
THE WORD 'THEIR' HAS BEEN PREVENTED FROM INDEXING
THE GOOEL INCOMPLETENESS THEOREM AND INTELLIGENT MACHINES
A DUALITY THEOREM FOR CONVEX PROGRAMS
AN AUGMENTED BOOLEAN ALGEBRA
A THEOREM FOR DERIVING MAJORITY-LOGIC NETWORKS WITHIN
EMPIRICAL EXPLORATIONS OF THE GEOMETRY THEOREM MACHINE
THEOREM MINIMIZATION
A GENERALIZATION OF A THEOREM OF CARR ON ERROR BOUNDS FOR RUNGE-KUTTA
PROCEDURES
A GENERALIZATION OF A THEOREM OF QUINE FOR SIMPLIFYING TRUTH FUNCTIONS
A THEOREM ON BOOLEAN MATRICES
A THEOREM ON SPOT SWITCHING CIRCUITS
REALIZATION OF A GEOMETRY THEOREM PROVING MACHINE
RESSIONS
APPLICATION OF A FINITE SET COVERING THEOREM TO THE SIMPLIFICATION OF BOOLEAN FUNCTION EXP
A MACHINE PROGRAM FOR THEOREM-PROVING
THEOREM-PROVING ON THE COMPUTER
NON-HEURISTIC PROGRAM FOR PROVING ELEMENTARY LOGICAL THEOREMS
A
PROVING THEOREMS BY PATTERN RECOGNITION, I
PROGRAM FOR THE PRODUCTION FROM AXIOM, OF PROOFS FOR THEOREMS DERIVABLE WITHIN THE FIRST ORDER PREDICATE C
PERCEPTRON
TWO THEOREMS OF STATISTICAL SEPARABILITY IN THE
BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS
SOME THEOREMS USEFUL IN THRESHOLD LOGIC FOR ENUMERATING
INFORMATION-THEORETIC ASPECTS OF CHARACTER READING
A GAS FILM LUBRICATION STUDY PART I, SOME THEORETICAL ANALYSES OF SLIDER BEARINGS
LOGIC CIRCUITS
A METHOD OF THEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF HIGH-SPEED JUNCTION DIODE
INFORMATION THEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF MULTIVARIATE CORRELATION
OICTOR-CORRECTOR METHODS OF NUMERICAL INTEGRI
SOME THEORETICAL AND COMPUTATIONAL MAHERS RELATING TO PRE
RECORDING CHARACTERISTICS
THEORETICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF RZ ANO NRZ
ION OF ERROR IN THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION Of INITIALI
THEORETICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON THE ACCU~ULAT
INSTRUCTION
SOME THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL PROBLEMS IN PROGRAMMEO
INFERENCE
INFORMATION-THEORETICAL ASPECTS OF INDUCTIVE AND DEDUCTIVE
LITERATURE SEARCHING
THEORETICAL ASPECTS OF THE MECHANIZATION OF
SLOW TYPE ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER
THEORETICAL CONSIOERATION OF CO"PUTING ERRORS OF A
TY OF SUPERI~POSED METALLIC FILMS
SOME ELEMENTARY THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS CONCERNING SUPERCONOUCTIVI
THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS OF ROUTINE MAINTENANCE
THEORETICAL COhSIOERATIONS ON RELIABILITY PROPERTIES
OF RECURSIVE TRIANGULAR SWITCHING NETWORKS
THEORETICAL CURRENT MULTIPLICATION OF A CYLINDRICAL
HOOK COLLECTCR
THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS FOR THE CO~PUTER-AIOED DESIGN
SYSTE~
AMPLIFIER
A THEORETICAL MODEL FOR SEPARATION IN THE FLUID JET
COMPUTATIONAL PROBLEMS IN THEORETICAL NUCLEAR PHYSICS
THE PLACE OF AUTOMATIC COMPUTING MACHINERY IN THEORET ICAL PHYSICS
THE USE OF ANALOGUE COMPUTERS IN THEORETICAL ST~DIES OF GUIDED MISSILES
GROUPING ANO DEPENDENCY THEORIES
PROGRAMMING AND THEORIES OF CLASSIFICATION (FRENCH)
IMAGINATION
EMPIRICAL LAWS AND PHYSICAL THEORIES, THE RESPECTIVE ROLES OF INFORMATION AND
NON-BINARY SWITCHING THEORY
SYNTHESIS OF SWITCHING FUNCTIONS BY LINEAR GRAPH THEORY
A COMPUTING PROCEDURE FOR QUANTIFICATION THEORY
INTRCOUCTION TO CIGITAL- AND ANALOG-COMPUTER THEORY
SPECIAL TOPICS IN DIGITAL-COMPUTER THEORY
ANALOG-COMPUTER THEORY
CONTROL SYSTEM THEORY
NONLINEAR CONTROL SYSTEM THEORY
SA~PLEC-DATA CONTROL SYSTEMS THEORY
NERVE NET THEORY
357

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY

19~6-1963

CACM636
CACM633
CACM620
JACM572
BIT 62~
NCR 594
TCJ2591
PACM58
JACM591
EJCC6D
PACM59
CAN 62
CAN 62
IEES56
CACM62B
TCJ46 11
PACM52T
JACM542
BIT 6l~
WJCC6.1
JACM552
RMCS60
EJCCS3
JACM573
JACM59·~

JACM552
NSMT60
BIT 621
I8MJ612
WJCC59
PACM62
MIPP61
BIT 631
NSMT60
CACM611
ICSI582
MTL 612
IBMJ621
SJCC62
WJCC61
CATH63
II JCC59
WJCC60
CATH63
CATH63
PGEC611

310

102
508
121
197
218
~~
6~

33
255
12
118
127
12
4U
25
42
82
22~

75
92
41

58
348

527
95
121
45
86
60
18

50
52
358

31
915
613
55
325
555
251
181
151
279
191
31

TCB5613 129
SJCC62
IBMJ604
PGEC603
WJCC60
PACM52P
JACM601
PGEC612
JACM621
WJCC55
ICIP59
IFIP62
CACM627
JACM632
ICIP59
CACM60~

71
407
338
1~3

259
57
165
11
129
213
131
394
163
282
220
265

ICIP59
MTP 58 ~19
IFIP62 141
ICIP59 248
IBMJ593 237
PGEC635 ~92
IB~J60I
66
TCJ~611

PGEC632
ICIP59
PLCI61
IBMJ602
DIP 62
PGEC584
IBMJ621
TCJ2604
RTCS62
IBMJ6Il
SJCC63

92
36

I3~

208
~06

306
15
199
'0
25
305
IBMJ63~ 288
AUS 60B'3.2
HARV49 215
AUS 572. 211C
NSMT60 258
ROME62
83
SOS 62 231
NCR 584 305
IBMJ603 321
JACM603 201
CCST61
13
CCST61
15
CCST61 112
CCST61 189
CCST61 278
CCST61 307
CABS62 468
351

'THE - THR

JITLE WORD INDEX

INFORMAfION CODING AND SWITCHING
SYMPOSIUM ON CODING
SYMPDSIU~ ON SWITCHING
SYSTEM REDUNOANCY AND INFORMATION
APPLICATIONS OF THE CHARGE-CONTROL
LINEAR EQUATIONS, SOME REMARKS ON CURRENT
COMPUTING UCH1NERY IN APPLICATIONS OF INFORMATION
SURANYI SUBCLASSES, AN INTRODUCTION TO THE HERBRAND
SCHEDULING, PARTS 1 AND 2. INTRODUCTION AND
FORMATION OF A COMPUTER PROGRAM WHICH REPRESENTS A
THEORY OF CONTACT NETWORKS AND CONVENTIONAL NETWORK·
BASIC BUILDING BLOCK OF AN EXTENDED DECOMPOSITION
G POLICIES USING DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING AND INFORMATION
ES OF NATURAL LIGHT USING THE TOOLS OF COMMUNICATION
-CARRIER OPTICAL MODULATION
R THE SOLUTION OF SOME EQUATIONS ARISING IN ECONOMIC
INFORMATION
SCRIBING ANELASTICAND OTHER RELAXATION PROCESSES I,
CURRENT

THEORY
THEORY
THEORY
THEORY
THEORY
THEORY
THEORY
USE OF
THEORY
SOLVABLE
THEORY
MULTI PROGRAM
THEORY
ON THE AUTOMATIC
THEORY
SOME RELATIONS BETWEEN THE
THEORY
GENERALIZED TREE CIRCUIT, THE
THEORY
IETHOD FOR OBTAINING SUBOPTIMAL GROUP-TEST IN
THEORY
IVATION OF WAVE SHAPE AND COHERENCE PROPERTI
THEORY AND APPLICATIONS OF SINGLE-SIDEBAND SUPPRESSED
THEORY AND FORECASTING
IGN OF AN ANALOG COMPUTER FO
THEORY AND NUMERICAL ANALYSIS
THEORY AND NUMERICAL COMPUTATIONS
IFUNCTION FOR DE
THEORY AND PRACTICE OF AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
THEORY AND PRACTICE OF HALL EFFECT MULTIPLIERS
QUEUEING THEORY AND RESERVOIR DESIGN
IPROCAL INHIBITION IN SMALL NERVE NETS
A THEORY AND SIMULATION OF RHYTHMIC BEHAVIOR DUE TO Ret
8EHAVIOR THEORY AND THE AUTOMATION OF INSTRUCTION
A FUNDAMENTAL ERROR THEORY FOR ANALOG COMPUTERS
A SURVEY OF CONTACT RESISTANCE THEORY FOR NOMINALLY CLEAN SURFACES
•
A MATHEMATICAL THEORY FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF CONTACT NETWORKS WITH ONE
INPUT ANO K OUTPUTS
AN ALGE8RAlC THEORY FOR USE IN DIGITAL COMPUTER DESIGN
AN APPROACH TO AUTOMATIC THEORY FORMATION
M OF SEQUENJIALMACHINES
USE OF DECOMPOSITION THEORY IN THE SOLUTION OF THE STATE ASSIGNMENT PROBLE
PROGRAMMING THE LOGIC THEORY MACHINE
EMPIRICAL EXPLORATIONS OF THE LOGIC THEORY MACHINE, A CASE STUDY IN HEURISTIC
EMPIRICAL EXPLORATIONS WITH THE LOGIC THEORY MACHINE, A CASE STUDY IN HEURISTICS
DIVIDER
THEORY OF A FA ST-SW ITCHING ELEC TRON-BEAM FREQUENCY
AOAPTIVE SAMPLED-DATA SYSTEMS. A STATISTICAL THEORY OF AOAPTATION
OUTLINE FOR A LOGICAL THEORY OF ADAPTIVE SYSTEMS
A THEORY OF ASYNCHRONOUS CIRCUITS
FUNDAMENTALS OF A THEORY OF ASYNCHRONOUS INFORMATION FLOW
PROGRAMMING AND THE THEORY OF AUTOMATA
ELEMENTS
TOWARD A THEORY OF AUTOMATA BASED ON MORE REALISTIC PRIMITIVE
JHE THEORY OF AUTOMATA, A SURVEY
A BASIS FOR A MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF COMPUTATION
A BASIS FOR A MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF COMPUTATION
A VARIANT JO TURING'S THEORY OF COMPUTING MACHINES
THEORY
SOME RELATIONS BETWEEN THE THEORY OF CONTACT NETWORKS AND CONVENTIONAL NETWORK
THE ALGE8RAIC THEORY OF CONTEXT-FREE LANGUAGES
THE THEORY OF COUNTING TECHNIQUES
THE FOUNDATIONS OF A THEORY OF DATA PROCESSING
THE THEORY OF DEFINITE AUTOMATA
TRAINING AND RESEARCH IN NON-COMPUTER ASPECTS OF THE JHEORY OF DIGITAL CONTROL PROCESSES
THE NEED FOR
A BASIS FOR THE MECHANIZATION OF THE THEORY OF EQUA HONS
ON THE MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF ERROR-CORRECTING CODES
JHEORY OF FILES
THE IONIC THEORY OF HEART ACJIVITY
ERS WITH REDUNDANCY
STATISTICAL THEORY OF IMPROVING THE RELIA8ILITY OF OIGITAL COM PUT
THE DESCRIPTIVE CONTINUUM, A 'GENERALIZED' JHEORY OF INDEXING
A THEORY OF INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
SOME APPROACHES TO THE THEORY OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS
A MATHEMA.TICAL THEORY OF LANGUAGE SYMBOLS IN RETRIEVAL
COMPUTER SIMULATION TOWARD A JHEORY OF LARGE ORGANIZATIONS
A FEEDBACK CODING THEORY OF LEARNING ANO COGNITION
THEORY OF LOGICAL NETS
THE THEORY OF MUL .TIPOINT ITERATION FUNCTIONS
THE JHEORY OF NETS
THE USE OF CALCULATING MACHINES IN THE THEORY OF PRIMARY COSMIC RADIATION
TOWARDS A THEORY OF RECURSIVE PROCESSORS·
ON THE THEORY OF RELAXATION PROCESSES
A SURVEY OF RESEARCH IN THE THEORY OF RELAY NETWORKS IN THE USSR
ABSTRACT THEORY OF RETRIEVAL CODING
THE THEORY OF SEQUENTIAL LOGICAL FUNCTIONS
REVIEW OF THE PRESENT STATUS OF THE THEORY OF SUPERCONDUCTIVITY
MATRIX MEJHOOS IN THE THEORY OF SWITCHING
A NEW THEORY OF TRANSLATION AND ITS APPLICATION
THE APPLICATION OF HIGH SPEED COMPUTERS TO NUMBER THEORY TABLES
AN APPLICATION OF CODING THEORY TO A FILE ADDRESS PROBLEM
.ORDER DOCUMENTATION, FROM THEORY TO PRACTICE
THE APPLICATION OF GRAPH THEORY TO THE SYNTHESIS OF CONTACT NETWORKS
OF THE SUPERCONOUCTING ENERGY GAP IN GINZ8URG-LANOAU THEORY WITH APPLICATION TO AL
lIe FIELD DEPENDENCE
A PROOF METHOD FOR QUANTIFICATION THEORY, ITS JUSTIFICATION AND REALIZATION
AUTOMATIC FORMATION OF A 'MACHINE THEORY' REPRESENTING A MAPPING
THERE'S STILL A PLACE FOR INTERPRETERS
THE THERMAL ANALYZER, A SPECIAL PURPOSE ANALOG COMPUTER
TIVE TRANSITION PROCESS
THERMAL AND ELECTRODYNAMIC ASPECTS OF THE SUPERCONOUC
THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY OF DILUTE INOIUM-MERCURY
SUPERCCNDUCTING ALLOYS
PRELIMINARY CA
LCULATION OF SCIIE PARAMETERS IN NUCLEAR REACTOR CORE THERMAL DESIGN
THE THERMAL EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT OF A TRANSISTOR
RCONOUCTI
A NEW TYPE OF BISTA8LE ELEMENT INVOLVING THERMAL PROPAGATION OF A NORMAL REGION IN A THIN SUPE
SUPERCCNDUCTING ELEMENTS
TI~E AVERAGE THERMAL PROPERTIES OF A COMPUTER UTILIZING JHIN-FILM
THERMI.SJORS
FOR THE GRAOUAL APPLICATION OF HEATER VOLTAGE TO THERMIONIC TUBES
VOLTAGE TO T~ERMIONIC TUBES
THERMISTORS FOP THE GRADUAL APPLICATION OF HEATER
THERMOCOUPLE
R~CORDING
ON
PUNCHED
CAROS
AUTOMATIC STRAIN-GAGE AND
THERMODYNAMIC CONSISTENCY OF MAGNETIC ANOCALORIMETRI
C MEASUREMENTS ON SUPERCONDUCTORS
ALLOYS
A THERMODYNAMIC TREATMENT OF DILUTe SUPERCONOUCTING
FeR NON-AR ITHMETIC DATA, ANO ITS APPLICATION TO THESAURIC TRANSLATION
A REOUCTION METHOO
THE COMPUTER-STORED THESAURUS ANO ITS USE IN CONCEPT PROCESSING
IEEDBACK METHOD FOR OBTAINING
A SYNCHRO O~TPUT SIGNAL PROPORTIONAL TO INPUT ANGLE THETA FOR LARGE THETA
SUPERCCNOUCTING FILMS LESS THAN 100 ANGSTROM UNITS THICK
SIZE EFFECTS FOR CONDUCTION IN THIN BISMUTH CRYSTALS
THIN FILM CRYOTRON CAJALOG MEMORY
THIN FILM CRYOTRON TIME CONSTANTS
PROPERTIES OF THIN FILM CRYOTRONS
358

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

TES - THI
CHBK62
14·
IFIP62 313
IFIP62 153
RTCS62 294
PGEC623 314
AUS 63 B.l1
PACM52P III
HARV61
32
CACM606 341
SOS 62 101
HARV512
2
JACM634 562
JACM631 B9
DPI 62
31
OPI 62 104
AUS 60 Cl.2
AOOC62 158
18MJ614 291
TCJ2593 110
NCR 612 143
HARV61
59
SJCC62 111
PLCI61 120
PGEC635 541
IBMJ511 44
HARV572 14
PGEC543 12
50S 61 443
JACM633 386
WJCC51 230
WJCC51 218
CATH63 109
18MJ594 345
WCR 594 14
JACM623 297
HARV511 204
IFIP62 386
CPFS61 100
IFIP62 379
AIC 612 319
CPFS61
33
WJCC61 225
JACM571 63
HARV512
2
CPFS61 118
PACM52P 287
PACM61 682
PGEC633 233
CTPC54
55
CPFS61
95
18MJ591 25
EJCC60 131
AUS 608'8.1
RTCS62 349
ICSI582 1291
WJCC59
63
8n 634 229
ICSI582 1321
CABS62 522
SOS 62 533
P IRE530 1357
PACM62
80
PGEC573 154
HARV49 244
PACM61 582
IBMJ571 19
HARV571 26
ICSI582 1365
TOMM58
1
18MJ621
3
HARV572 13
NSMT60 363
PACM61 6A2
IBMJ632 127
EDPS61 132
HARV511 244
18MJ621 44
1811J6D1 28
PACM61 2Cl
PACM61 283
PECS52
6
ONR 60
15
IBMJ621 112
AUS 60 88.3
I BMJ5'11 35
ONR 60 113
PGEC622 200
PGEC581 61
PGEC581 61
JACM541 36
IBMJ621 11
18MJ601 23.
ICIP59 321
FJCC63 389
PGEC603 359
ONR 60 162
IB~J602

1~8

ONR 60
ONR 60
ONR 60

213
239
366
358

THI -

TI~

TITLE WORD INDEX

CHARACTERISTICS OF A MULTIPLE MAGNETIC PLANE
ENGINEERING CHARACTERISl'lCS OF CYLINDRICAL
CHARACTERISTICS OF BULK AND
CURRENT ,INDUCED SWITCHING OF SUPERCONDUCTIVE
MAGNETIC ANISOTROPY IN SINGLE-CRYSTAL
MAGNETIZATION OF UNIAXIAL CYLINDRICAL
EFFECTS IN THE SUPERCONDUCTING TRANSITION OF
OF THE PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES OF VANADIUM
NETIC PHASE TRANSITION OF EVAPORATED SUPERCONDUCTING
MAGNETIC FIELDS OF SQUARE-LOOP
A DYNAMIC LARGE SIGNAL MODEL FOR A SINGLE-DOMAIN
FILES
METHODS OF UTI LI ZING
A

NANOSECOND SWITCHING IN
tHE FUTURE OF
QUASIDYNAMIC BEHAVIOR OF MAGNETOSTATICALLY COUPLED
A NEW TECHNIQUE FOR USING
DOMAIN WAllS IN
STATIC REVERSAL PROCESSES IN
WAVE PROPAGATION IN A TRANSMISSION LINE LOADED WITH
FORMATION OF
NVOLVING THERMAL PROPAGATION OF A NORMAL REGION IN A
~EASUREMENT OF MAGNETIC-FIELD ATTENUATION BY
MPERATURE PRDDUCEI
HIGH-FREQUENCY BEHAVIOR OF VERY
THE MAGNETIC ROO, A CYLINDRICAL,
ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF
AVERAGE THERMAL PROPERTIES OF A COMPUTER UTILIZING
SIZE AND SPEED OF
CAN MACHINES
TWO
EXPERIMENTS IN MACHINE LEARNING AND
SIMULATION OF HUMAN
ONS REQUIRING IHNIMUM STORAGE
A KUTTA
GPS, A PROGRAM THAT SIMULATES HUMAN

PROPOSALS
LS'

THE MECHANIZATION OF
AUTOMATA ANO
CONTRANS, (CONCEPTUAL
SOME
SOME
SOME
CORRIGENOA TO 'SOME

SYMBOL MANIPULATION BY
MACHINE-LIKE ASSEMBLY PROCESSOR
THE USE OF
A COMPARISON OF ONE AND
VALUED SYSTE~ OF LOGIC AND ITS APPLICATION TO BASE
ODYNAMIC MODEL OF A GUIOED MISSILE
THE DESIGN OF A
SKETCHPAC II I, A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR DRAWING IN
ASSURANCE
TRANSLATION
TRANSLATION
NUMBERS
SI~ULATION OF
FUNCTION

DETERMINATION OF
SWITCHING FUNCTIONS OF
CORRECTION TO SWITCHING FUNCTIONS OF
LEAPS, THE FIRST
SEAC, REVIEW OF
CODE AND CONTROl IV, EXAMPLES OF A
EXPERI~ENTS ON A
NEW LABORATORY FOR
A

APPARATUS FOR MAGNETIC STORAGE ON
SOME SELF-ORGANI ZING PARAMETERS IN
A STARTING METHOO FOR THE
AN EXTENSION OF MILNE'S
FLUX REVERSAL IN
BASE THREE DIGITAL CIRCUITS
A
CIRCUITS
A CATALOG OF
THRESHOLD LOGIC WITH ONE OR MORE THAN ONE
REALIZATION OF LOGICAL FUNCTIONS BY A NETWORK OF
CIRCUIT REALIZATION OF BINARY FUNCTIONS USING
FUNCTIONS OF N VARIABLES REALIZABLE IN TERMS OF
TUNNEL-DIODE
THE SYNTHESIS OF BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS USING A SINGLE
DIGITAL FILTERS WITH
A REALIZATION PORCEDURE FOR
TUNNEL DIODE
TERNARY
SOME THEOREMS USEFUL IN
INJECTION LASERS
SEMICONDUCTORS
THE SHORTEST PATH
CIVISIONLESS COMPUTATION OF SQUARE ROOTS
OPTIMIZED CONTROL
OPTIMIZATION
A STUDY OF CERTAIN COMBINATORIAL PROBLEMS
A MORE RATIONAL SYSTEM OF JUSTICE
COST REDUCTION
THE SOLUTION OF ~T LINGUISTIC PROBLEMS
LEAST SQUARES FITTING OF A GREAT CIRCLE
OVING THE PERFOR~ANCE OF THE SENSE-AMPLIFIER CIRCUIT
RELIABILITY IMPROVEMENT
DESIGN DEVELOPMENTS IN INFORMATION ~ANAGEMENT
PHILCO MODEL 212 COMPUTER EFFICIENCY
AUTO~ATIC-PROGRA~MING-LANGUAGE TRANSLATION
359

THIN FILM MEMORY DEVICE
THIN FILM PARA~ETRONS FOR USE IN DIGITAL SYSTEMS
THI~ FILM SUPERCONDUCTING ALLOYS
TH IN FILMS
THIN FILMS
THIN FILMS
THIN FILMS
GEOMETRIC
THIN FILMS
INITIAL STUDIES
THIN FILMS
ITHE INFLUENCE OF AGGREGATION ON THE MAG
THIN FILMS OF OBLATE SPHEROIDAL GEOMETRY
THIN MAGNETIC FILM INDUCTOR
THIN MAGNETIC FILM PROPERTIES FOR LARGE-CAPACITY
THIN MAGNETIC FILM SHIFT REGISTER
THIN MAGNETIC FILMS
THIN MAGNETIC FILMS
THIN MAGNETIC FILMS
THIN MAGNETIC FILMS
ANALYSIS OF STATIC AND
THIN MAGNETIC FILMS AS A PHASE SCRIPT MEMORY ELEMENT
THIN NI-FE FIL~S
THIN NI-FE FILMS
THIN PERMALLOY FILMS
NONLINEAR
THIN POLYMER FILMS BY ELECTRON BOMBARDMENT
THIN SUPERCONDUCTING FILM
IPE OF BISTABLE ELEMENT I
THIN SUPERCONDUCTING FILMS
THIN SUPERCONDUCTING FILMS AND CHANGES IN CRITICAL TE
THIN-FILM MEMORIES
THIN-FILM MEMORY ELEMENT
THIN-FILM SEMICONDUCTORS
THIN-FILM SUPERCONOUCTING ELEMENTS
TIME
THIN-MAGNETIC-FILM COMPUTER UNITS
THII'iK
THINK PIECES
THINKING
THINKING
THIRD-ORDER PROCEDURE FOR SOLVING DIFFERENTIAL EQUAll
THOUGHT
THOUGHT AND MACHINE PROCESSES
THOUGHT PROCESSES
THOUGHT PROCESSES IGERMANI
THOUGHT, RANDOM-NET SIMULATION)
THOUGHTS ON DIGITAL COMPONENTS AND CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES
THOUGHTS ON PARALLEL PROCESSING
THOUGHTS ON RECONCILING VARIOUS CHARACTER SET
THOUGHTS ON RECONCILING VARIOUS CHARACTER SET PROPOSA
THOUGHTS ON THE ORGANIZATION OF A COMPUTING CENTER
THREADED LISTS
THREADED LISTS IN CONSTRUCTING A COMBINED ALGOL AND
THREE ADDRESS CODES
THREE DIGITAL CIRCUITS
A THREETHREE DIMENSIONAL VARIABLE SPEED, HEIGHT AND MASS AER
THREE DIMENSIONS
THREE LEVELS OF DATA PROCESSING IN ORDINARY BRANCH
THREE LEVELS ~F LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS IN MACHINE
THREE LEVELS OF LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS IN MACHINE
THREE MACHINES WHICH READ ROWS UF HANOWRITTEN ARABIC
THREE MYTHS OF COMPUTE ROOM
THREE PERCENTILES OF THE OMEGA-SUB-N DISTRIBUTION
THREE VAR IABLE S
THREE VARIABLES
THREE YEARS
THREE YEARS OF OPERATION
THREE-ADDRESS CODE AND THE USE OF 'STOP ORDER TAGS.'
THREE-CORE CELL FOR HIGH-SPEED MEMORIES
THREE-DIMENSIONAL GUIDED MISSILE SIMULATION
THREE-DIMENSIONAL PRINTED BACK PANEL
THREE-INCH WIDE TAPES
THREE-PERSON GROUPS
THREE-POINT ADAMS PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR METHOO
THREE-POINT METHOD
THREE-RUNG LADCICS
THREE-VALUED SYSTEM OF LOGIC AND ITS APPLICATION TO
THREE-VARIABLE OR-INVERT AND AND-INVERT LOGICAL
THRESHOLD
THRESHOLD COMPONENTS WITH SPECIFIED SENSITIVITY
THRESHOLD DEVICES
THRESHOLD DEVICES
ARBITRARY BOOLEAN
THRESHOLD DISCRIMINATOR TOLERANCE ANALYSIS
THRESHOLD ELEMENT
THRESHOLD ELEMENTS
THRESHOLD GATE NETWORKS
THRESHOLD LOGIC
THRESHOLD LOGIC
THRESHOLD LOGIC FOR ENUMERATING BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS
THRESHOLD LOGIC WITH ONE OR MORE THAN ONE THRESHOLD
THRESHOLD RELATIONS ANC DIFFRACTION LOSS FOR
THRESHOLDING AND MICRO-MINIATURIZATION WITH
THROUGH A MAZE
THROUGH CONTINUED SQUARING
THROUGH DIGITAL EQUIPMENT
THROUGH EVOLUTION AND,RECOMBINATION
THROUGH EXPERI~ENTS ON COMPUTING MACHINES
THROUGH INFORMATION PROCESSING
THROUGH INTEGRATED DATA-PROCESSING
THROUGH LEXICOGRAPHY
THROUGH POINTS ON A SPHERE
THROUGH PRE-AMPLIFICATION STROBING AND NOISE-MATCHED
THROUGH REDUNDANCY AT VARIOUS SYSTEM LEVELS
THROUGH SELECTIVE DISSEMINATION AND RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS
THROUGH SIMULTANEOUS OPERATIONS
THROUGH SYNTACTICAL ANALYSIS

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

THE - THR
WJCC60
91
FJCC63 551
ONR 60 249
ONR 60 130
I BMJ602 116
I BMJ632 130
IBMJ592 140
ONR 60 121
I BMJ602 184
PGEC594 45B
PGEC635 511
LCMT61 163
PGEC603 321
ICIP59 439
1 BMJ602 189
LCMT61 411
IBMJ624 419
FJCC63
61
IBMJ602 96
I BMJ624 394
IBMJ634 27B
ONR 60 166
ONR 60 113
IBMJ602 101
ONR 60 153
PGEC59Z 92
LCMT61 195
IOl'J602 143
PGEC622 200
IFIP62 612
P IRE530 1230
1
C ACM601
ICIP59 303
MCF 61
95
J ACM561 22
CATH63 279
FTT 53 HI
SOS 59 319
DIP 62
1
E JCC61 124
PGEC&13 416
CACM600 539
CACM607 40B
C ACM600 540
LSU 55 111
CACM604 195
CACM611 36
MANC51
19
ICIP59 401
AUS 60B' 10.3
SJCC63 341
AUS 60 A3.2
PACM58
61
J ACM591 24
PGECbl3 489
TCB6621 21
JACM574 472
PGEC514 265
PGEC583 250
6
TCJ6631
EJCC53
83
MSEE464 19
NCR 554 64
WJCC53 187
I6MJ51l 32
EJCC56
84
SOS 61
1
JACM602 116
JACM563 212
PG~C625 664
ICIP59 407
PGEC633 198
IFIP62 141
PGEC635 443
PACH56
35
P IRE611 210
PGEC633 296
PGEC625 639
IF IP62 136
PGEC635 454
NCR 612 211
PGEC633 191
IFIP62 747
IFIP62 741
IBMJ631 56
SOS 61 511
HARV572 285
CACM605 319
EJCC57
45
SOS 62
93
LSU 55 101
FJCC63 609
CAS 59
19
NSMT60 312
CACM60N 611
PGEC625 611
IB"J562 148
PACM61 5C2
PACM61 10C2
CACM623 145
359

THR - TRA

TITLE WORD INDEX

THI - TIM

THROUGH THE ENVIRONMENT AS AN ANALOG OF BRAIN
SOS 59 122
THROUGH THE PROMOTION OF INTER-INSTALLATION COMMUNICA ONR 56
29
THROUGH THE USE OF AN ANALOG COMPUTER
WCR 584 61
THROUGH USE OF ELECTROCHEMICAL POTENnALS
18MJ571 39
THUNKS
CACM611 55
PGEC542 42
AN ANALOG MULTIPLIER USING THYRITE
PGEC582· 91
NONLINEAR TRANSFER FUNCTIONS WITH THYRITE
18MJ621 119
HIGH-FIELD SUPERCONDUCTIVITY IN SOME BCC TI-MO AND NB-ZRALLOYS
TIDE, A COMMERCIAL COMPILER FOR THE IBM 650
ARAP591 201
N AIRBORNE NAVIGATIONI
SOME EXPERIMENTATION ON THE TIE-IN OF THE HUMAN OPERATOR TO THE CONTROL LOOP OF A EJCC51
68
MACHINE TRANSLATION
TIGRIS AND EUPHRATES, A COMPARISON BETWEEN HUMAN AND MTP 58 219
PRODUCTION CONTROL BY BUYING COMPUTER TIME
BCS 58 366
ON-LINE, OFF-LINE, OR SHARED-TIME
TCJ2593 150
MINIMIZING DRUM LATENCY TIME
JACM612 119
ON THE REDUCTION OF TURNAROUND TIME
FJCC62 161
WHAT IS 'REAL' TIME
PACM62
31
SEMI-AUTOMATIC STORAGE ALLOCATION SYSTEM AT LOADING TIME
A CACM610 446
COMPUTER SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS IN REAL TIME
DIGITAL WJCC58
81
COMBINATICNS OF THE FIRST N INTEGERS TAKEN K AT A TIME
DECODING CACM604 235
REPORT eN PRODUCTION CONTROL BY HIRING COMPUTER TIME
PROGRESS EDPS61 161
OF INTEGRATION WITH RESPECT TO VARIABLES OTHER THAN TIME
AN ELECTRONIC METHOD AUS 60 C8.1
FOR PROCESSING AND DISPLAYING SATELLITE DATA IN REAL TIME
A RESEARCH LABORATORY SJCC63 111
FOR A CORE MEMORY WITH 500 MILLIMICROSECOND CYCLE TIME
TRANSISTOR CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES WCR 594
3
RULES FOR REDUCING CALCULATE TIME AND CONSERVATION OF STORAGE SPACE
PACM56
2
PREDICTION OF PROGRAM RUNNING TIME AS AN AID IN COMPUTER EVALUATION
CAS 60
20
NG THIN-FILM SUPERCONDUCTING ELEMENTS
TIME AVERAGE THERMAL PROPERTIES OF A COMPUTER UTILIZI PGEC622 200
JOVIAL, A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE FOR REAL-TIME COMMAND SYSTEMS
ARAP623 53
MAGNETIC DRUM TIME CDMPRESSION RECOROER
NCR 594 242
MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES FOR REAL TIME COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
JACM623 387
DESCRIPTION OF THE MERCURY REAL TIME COMPUTING SYSTEM
CAS 61 101
MANCE IN TERMS OF DEVICE FIGURE OF MERIT AND CIRCUIT TIME CONSTANT
IRACTERIZATION OF TUNNEL DIODE PERFOR 18MJ622 110
THIN FILM CRYOTRON nME CONSTANTS
ONR 60 239
TECHNIQUES FeR MULTI-LEVEL PROGRAMMING WITH REAL TIME CONSTRAINTS
PACM62
14
OIGITAL COMPUTERS FOR LINEAR REAL-TIME CONTROL SYSTEMS
EJCC53
33
CACM591 33
A REAL TIME DATA ASSIMILATOR
REAL TIME DATA PROCESSING FOR GIER INORWEGIANI
BIT 633 196
ESIGN AND COMPUTER EVALUATION STUOY FOR A .QUASI-REAL TIME OATA PROCESSING SYSTEM IN A MANUFACTURING ENTERP PACM61 12B4
A SUB-AUDIO TIME DELAY CIRCUIT
PGEC542 45
MAGNETIC RECtRDING SYSTEMS
A UNIQUE VARIA8LE TIME OELAY NETWORK WITH APPLICATION TO LINEARIZING
NCR 612 101
ANALOG TIME DELAY SYSTEM
WJCC60 103
RIGOROUS TREATMENTS OF VARIABLE TIME DELAYS
PGEC633 307
MATHEMATICAL CONSIDERATIONS OF REAL TIME DIGITAL SIMULATION
PACM62
16
PULSE TIME DISPLACEMENT IN HIGH-OENSITY MAGNETIC TAPE
IBMJ582 130
SELF~RGANIZATION IN THE TIME DOMAIN
.
SOS 62
31
COMPUTER TIME FOR ADDRESS CALCULATION SORTING
JACM604 389
OPTIMUM TIME FOR MULTIPLICATION ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
TCJ3614 2S6
REDUCING COMPUTING TIME FDR SYNCHRONOUS BINARY DIVISION
PGEC612 169
CORRECTION TO REDUCING COMPUTING TIME FOR SYNCHRONOUS BINARY DIVISIDN
PGEC613 461
EFFECTS OF DIGITAL EXECUTION TIME IN A HYBRID COMPUTER
FJCC63 251
INTERVAL ESTIMATION OF THE TIME IN ONE STATE TO TOTAL TIME RATIO IN A DOUBLE EXP CACM606 361
ONENnAL PROCESS
LANGUAGES AND REAL TIME INFORMATION PROCESSING
PACM62
90
COMPUTERS FOR REAL TIME MILITARY COMMAND AND CONTROL
CAN 62
99
SPACE FLIGHT DATA PROCESSING
A REAL TIME MULTI-COMPUTER SYSTEM FOR LUNAR AND PLANETARY
SJCC63 121
TIME MULTIPLEXING AS APPLIED TO ANALOG COMPUTATION
PGEC591 42
ON THE SWITCHING TIME OF SUBHARMONIC OSCILLATORS
18MJ604 402
TCJ2592 49
THE INFLUENCE OF STORAGE ACCESS TIME ON MERGING PROCESSES IN A COMPUTER
SABRE, A REAL TIME PROBLEM IN TELE-PROCESSING
TCJ4612 109
NCR 584 321
MINIMUM TIME PRDGRAMMING ON A DRUM COMPUTER
A METHOD OF COMPARING THE TIME REQUIREMENTS OF SORTING METHODS
CACM615 259
CAN 62 152
OPTIMAL SHIPPING SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO TIME RESTRICTIONS
OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN ANALYSIS OF METEOROLOGICAL TIME SERIES
THE USE AUS 60B' 8.1
A MECHANICAL HARMONIC AUS 60 Cl.1
ANALYSER FOR THE INVESTIGATION OF GEOPHYSICAL TIME SE·RIES
FORTRAN SU8ROUTINE FOR TIME SERIES ANALYSIS
CACM631 12
REMARKS ON FORTRAN SUBROUTINES FOR TIME SERIES ANALYSIS
CACM636 329
OF ALERTNESS BASED ON ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC TIME SERIES ANALYSIS
A MEASUREMENT PACM61 13C1
SMOOTHING AND PREDICTION OF TIME SERIES BY CASCADED SIMPLE AVERAGES
NCR 602 41
COMPUTING PROBLEM IN THE ANALYSIS OF NON-STOCHASTIC TIME SERIES USING AN AUTO-REGRESSION MODEL
THE PACM56
21
OPERATIONAL EXPERIENCE OF TIME SHARING AND PARALLEL PROCESSING
TCJ6631 28
TIME SHARING IN LARGE, FAST COMPUTERS
ICIP59 336
TIME SHARING ON LEO I II
TCJ6631 24
TIME SHARING ON THE FERRANTI-PACKARD FP6000 COMPUTER SJCC63
29
SYSTEM
EMPLOYING A DIGITAL COMPUTER TO ATTAIN LONGEST MEAN TIME TO FAILURE
CIRCUIT DESIGN NCR 574 115
DETERMINISTIC AND STOCHASTIC RESPONSE OF LINEAR TIME VARIABLE SYSTEMS
PGEC635 532
TIME-ANALYSIS OF LOGICAL PROCESSES IN MAN
WJCC61 519
TIME-DELAY CIRCUITS
PGEC552 14
TIME-DELAY NETWORKS FOR AN ANALOG COMPUTER
PGEC544 16
A TIME-DIVISION MULTIPLIER
PGEC561 26
CENT
A TRANSISTORIZED FOUR-QUADRANT TlME-DIVIS.JON MULTIPLIER WITH AN ACCURACY OF 0.1 PER PGEC581 41
C SYSTEM
MECHANICAL PRAGMATICS, A TIME-MOTION STUDY OF A MINIATURE MECHANICAL LINGUISTI CACM62D 516
HYBRID COMPUTER SOLUTION OF TIME-OPTIMAL CONTROL PROBLEMS
SJCC63 197
OPERATION
A TIME-SEQUENTIAL TABULAR ANALYSIS OF FLIP-FLOP LOGICAL PGEC512 12
TIME-SHARED PROGRAM TESTING
PACM59
12
A TIME-SHARING ANALOG COMPUTER
WJCC59 341
A TIME-SHARING ANALOG MULTIPLIER
PGEC541 11
TIME-SHARING COMPUTER SYSTEMS
MCF 61 221
SJCC61
51
A TIME-SHARING DEBUGGING SYSTEM FOR A SMALL COMPUTER
THE TIME-SHARING FACILITIES OF THE KDF9 COMPUTER
AUS 63 C.3
SABRAC. A TIME-SHARING LOW-COST COMPUTER
tACM638 421
TIME-SHARING ON THE NATIDNAL-ELLIOTT 802
TCJ2604 185
AN EXPERIMENTAL TIME-SHARING SYSTEM
SJCC62 335
THE SIMULATION OF THE ORION TIME-SHARING SYSTEM ON SIRIUS·
TCB5612 51
THE CONSTRUCTION OF CLASS-TEACHER TIME-TABLES
IFIP62
13
AN ALGEBRA FOR PERIODICALLY TIME-VARYING LINEAR BINARY SEQUENCE TRANSDUCERS
HARV511 189
NUMERICAL TECHNIQUES FOR THE STUDY OF TIME-VARYING SYSTEMS
AUS 63 B.20
COMBINATIONS OF THE FIRST N INTEGERS TAKEN K AT A TIME'
COMMENT ON 'DECODING CACM600 536
UPT FEATURE
REALIZATION OF RANDOMLY TIMED COMPUTER INPUT AND OUTPUT BY MEANS OF AN INTERR PGEC582 141
IBMJ624 401
A DISCRETE QUEUEING PROBLEM WITH VARIABLE SERVICE TIMES
ON WAITING TIMES FOR DROUGHT RELIEF IN QUEENSLAND
AUS 60B'8.2
ER SCHEDULING PROI
TECHNIQUES FOR PRODUCING SCHOOL TIMETABLES ON A COMPUTER AND THEIR APPLICATION TO OTH TCH614 231
SIMULATION OF A COMPUTER TIMING DEVICE
CACM621 383
FUNCTIONING
FEEDBACK
UDY IN THE REDUCTION OF REDUNDANT PROGRAMMING EFFORT
ANTICIPAlORY OISPLAY DESIGN
CLARIFICATION OF FIRST-ORDER SEMICONDUCTION EFFECTS

360

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

360

TIN - TRA

TITLE WORD INDEX

THR - TRA

ON THE SUPERCONOUCTING TRANSITIONS OF TANTALUM AND TIN
FIRST- AND SECOND-ORDER STRESS EFFECTS IBMJb21 94
I BMJb02 173
SUPERCDNDUCTING TIN FILMS OF LOW RESIDUAL RESISTIVITY
PACMbl 13C2
ATTITUDE DETERMINATION FOR THE TIROS SATELLITES
THE EFFECT IBMJ514 318
OF AN ELECTRIC FIELD ON THE TRANSITIONS OF BARIUM TITANATE
I BMJ51l
2
DOMAIN ORIENTATION IN BARIUM TITANATE SINGLE CRYSTALS
AND MEMORY SYSTEMS IGERMANI
FERRITES AND TITANATES AS DECISION ELEMENTS IN SWITCHING CIRCUITS ECIP55 III
MIPPb 1 112
MECHANIZED TITLE WORD INDEXING OF INTERNAL REPORTS
PERMUTEO TITLE WORD INDEXING, PROCEDURES FOR MAN-MACHINE
MIPP61
11
SYSTEM
THE WORD 'TO' HAS BEEN PREVENTED FROM INDEXING
WJCC58
lob
THE DYNAMICS OF TOGGLE ACTION
TOLERABLE ERRORS OF NEURONS FOR INFALLI8LE NETS
RTCS62
6b
PGECb33 296
TUNNEL-DIODE THRESHOLO DISCRIMINATOR TOLERANCE ANALYSIS
E JCC59 249
DETERMINATION OF OPTIMUM PRODUCTION TOLERANCES BY ANALOG SIMULATION
AN ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECT OF COMPONENT TOLERANCES ON THE AMPLIFICATION OF THE BALANCED-PAIR PGEC633 269
TUNNEL-DIOI
PECS52
1
KEYNOTE, ENGINEERING TOMORROW'S COMPUTERS
LSU 51 131
USE OF ELECTRONIC ACCOUNTING OEVICES IN LARGE-SCALE TONNAGE DISTRIBUTION IN THE PACKAGE ICiDUSTRIES
4b
CTPCS4
THE EDUCATIONAL CONCEPT OF COMPUTERS AS A NEW TOOL
EJCC59 114
THE MULTI-SEQUENCE COMPUTER AS A COMMUNICATIONS TOOL
AI
ANALOG COMPUTER SERVES AS BOTH SYSTEMS ANALYSIS TOOL AND OPERATOR TRAINING FACILITY FOR ENRICO FERMI WJCC60 301
FACTORED COST, STATISTICAL SAMPLING AS A MANAGEMENT TOOL APPLIED TO MAINTENANCE MATERIEL AND J08 COST CON CAS b2
83
PGEC582 13b
DIGITAL INFORMATION PROCESSING FOR MACHINE-TOOL CONTROL
CCSTbl 535
AUTOMATIC MACHINE-TOOL CONTROL
WJCC54
lob
A DIGITAL-ANALOG MACHINE TOOL CONTROL SYSTEM
E JCC51
b
THE NUMERICORD MACHINE-TOOL DIRECTOR
EJCC56 124
DATAFILE, A NEW TOOL FOR EXTENSIVE FILE STORAGE
BUWEPS PERT-HILESTONE SYSTEM, A TOOL FOR PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
CAS bl
16
IBMJ582 105
PROGRAMS AS A TOOL FOR RESEARCH IN SYSTEMS ORGANIZATION
LOCATION AND MULTI-PROJECT SCHEDULING IRAMPSI, A NEW TOOL IN PLANNING AND CONTROL
RESOURCE AL TCJ5b34 300
WCR 5B4
3
DATA PREPARATION FOR NUMERICAL CONTROL OF MACHINE TOOLS
ARAP591 220
AUTO-PROGRA~MING FOR NUMERICALLY CONTROLLEO MACHINE TOOLS
PGEC624 564
AN ANALCG COMPUTER REALIZATION OF THE EUCLIDEAN TOOLS
94
APPLICATIONS IN THE NUMERICAL CONTROL OF MACHINE TOOLS
COMPUTER CAS 58
80
OMATIC PROGRAMMING OF NUMERICALLY CONTROLLED MACHINE TOOLS
IE DESIGN AND USE OF THE APT LANGUAGE FOR AUT CAS 5'1
NUMERICALLY CONTROLLED MACHINE TOOLS AND THE PRODUCTION ENGINEER
AUS 573 30b
E JCC55
8
COMPUTERS AS TOOLS FOR MANAGEMENT
195b
ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS AS TOOLS FOR MANAGEMENT IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA TCJ1594 119
31
AND COHERENCE PROPERTIES OF NATVRAL LIGHT USING THE TOOLS OF COMMUNICATION THEORY
IVATION OF WAVE SHAPE OPI b2
CAS 61 140
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING FOR NUMERICALLY CONTROLLED TOOLS, APT III
PACM59
05
THE CETACHED SHOCK PROBLEM AND RELATED TOPICS
CCSTb!
SPECIAL TOPICS IN DIGITAL-COMPUTER THEORY
15
NSMTbO 358
FROM TEXT TO TOPICS IN MECHANIZED SEARCH SYSTEMS
WJCC56
8b
A TOPOLOGICAL APPLICATION OF COMPUTING MACH INES
A TOPOLOGICAL METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION Of THE MINIM PGE:C5b3 12b
AL FORMS OF A BOOLEAN FUNCTION
ICIP59 232
A QUASI-TOPOLOGICAL METHOD FOR THE RECOGNITION OF LINE
PATTERNS
ALGEBRAIC TOPOLOGICAL METHODS FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF SWITCHING SY 18MJ594 32b
STEMS PART III, MINIMIZATION OF NONSINGI
HARV51l 57
ALGEBRAIC TOPOLOGICAL METHODS IN SYNTHESIS
CACM614 167
TOPOLOGICAL ORDERING OF A LIST OF RANDOMLY-NUMBEREO
ELEMENTS OF A NETWORK
FILTER, A TOPOLOGICAL PATTERN SEPARATION COMPUTER PROGRAM
EJCCbO
25
CACMb2N 558
TOPOLOGICAL SORTING OF LARGE NETWORKS
IBMJb05 518
SOME COMBINATORIAL LEMMAS IN TOPOLOGY
PGECbll ~1
FERRITE TOROID CORE CIRCUIT ANALYSIS
CIRCUITS EMPLOYING TOROIDAL MAGNETIC CORES AS ANALOGS OF MULTI PATH CORES PGECb22 218
EC IP55 U5
SWITCIHNG-CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES WITH FERRITE TOROIDS (GERMANI
TCB1644 127
THE TORONTO COMPUTER-BASEO TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEM
PACM52T 154
THE UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO MOOEL ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
IBMJb32 111
PROPAGATION OF TORSIONAL DISTURBANCES IN A HOMOGENEOUS ELASTIC
SPHERE
E JCCb 1
30b
AN AUTOMATEO TECHNIQUE FOR CONDUCTING A TOTAL SYSTEM STUDY
CACMb23 112
COMPUTERS, THE KEY TO TOTAL SYSTEMS CONTROL, AN INDUSTRIAL VIEWPOINT
MIPP61
50
KEYPUNCHING INSTRUCTIONS FOR TOTAL TEXT INPUT
CACM606 3bl
INTERVAL ESTIMATION OF THE TIME IN ONE STATE TO TOTAL TIME RATIO IN A DOUBLE EXPONENTIAL PROCESS
I
FORMAL JACM574 428
PROCEDURES FOR CONNECTING TERMINALS WITH A MINIMUM TOTAL WIRE LENGTH
TOWARD A GENERAL SIMULATION CAPABILITY
SJCCb2
1
IFIPb2 319
PRIMITIVE ELEMENTS
TOWARD A THEORY OF AUTOMATA BASEC ON MORE REALISTIC
CABS62 522
COMPUTER SIMULATION TOWARD A THEORY OF LARGE .0RGANIZATlONS
PIREbll
8
STEPS TOWARD ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
CATHb3 40b
STEPS TOWARD ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
INTRODUCTIOIj
TOWARD BETTER COCUMENTATION OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES, CACMb33 7b
PACM62
42
TOWARD BETTER PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES
SYNTHEX, TOWARD COMPUTER SYNTHESIS OF HUMAN LANGUAGE BEHAVIOR CABSb2 360
bO
ARY MATHE MAT I
PARTITIONEO POLYNOMIALS, AN APPROACH TOWARO EQUILIBRIUM BETWEEN ACCURACY ANO SPEED IN PRIM PACMb2
IFIP62 395
TOWARD INDUCTIVE INFERENCE AUTOMATA
CATHb3 389
ATTITUDES TOWARD INTELLIGENT MACHINES
18MJbOI
2
TOWARO MECHANICAL MATHEMATICS
WJCC58 234
A COMPUTER ORIENTED TOWARD SPATIAL PROBLEMS
CACMb2N 547
REITERATION OF ACM POLICY TOWARD STANDARDIZATION
SOS 61
25
TOWARD THE CYBERNETIC FACTORY
TC83591
9
TOWARDS A COMMON PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
TC83593 b4
TOWARDS A COMMON PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE (21
TCB3b05 81
TOWARDS A COMMON PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE 131
TCB4601 18
TOWARDS A COMMON PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE 14J
IFIPb2
21
TOWARDS A MATHEMATICAL SCIENCE OF COMPUTATION
PACM61 582
TOWARDS A THEORY OF RECURSIVE PROCESSORS
ARAP623 121
TOWARDS AN ALGOL TRANSLATOR
PACM52P 231
PROGRESS OF THE WHIRLWIND COMPUTER TOWARDS AN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING PROCEDURE
TCB4b14 Db
STORES BY CO~PUTER
PROGRESS TOWARDS CONTROLLING POST OFfICE TELECOMMUNICATION
HOP MANUI
STOCK MAINTENANCE BY TELEPHONE, ONE STEP TOWARDS INTEGRATED MANUFACTURING CONTROL IN A MULTI-S FJCC63 519
TOWARDS THE AUTOMATION OF BINOCULAR DEPTH PERCEPTION I FlPb2 439
PGECb3b 613
STRUCTURE AND OPERATION OF THE TELEFUNKEN TR 4 DIGITAL COMPUTER (GERMANI
MTP 58 129
INFORMATION, REDUNDANCY AND DECAY OF THE MEMORY TRACE
18MJ605 455
TRACES, TERM RANKS, WIDTHS AND HEIGHTS
NALOGUE AND CIGITAL COMPUTERS TO ELECTRON TRAJECTORY TRACING
APPLICATION OF A COMBINATION OF A TCJ2593 134
PACMbl 10B3
LOOP TRACING IN PEP-PERT NETWORKS
NCR 574 175
SYSTEMATIC TRACING OF DISCREPANCIES IN ANALOG COMPUTERS
IEES56 528
THE TRANSFER~TRACK METHOD OF MAGNETIC-DRUM OPERATION
I BI'IJoI4 287
RECORDING OISK STORAGE
A HIGH TRACK-OENSITY SERVO-ACCESS SYSTEM FOR MAGNETIC
NCR b24 94
OIGITAL SIMULATION OF PULSE DOPPLER TRACK-WHILE-SCAN RADAR
PGEC591 3b
A NON-REAL-TIME SIMULATION OF SAGE TRACKING AND BOMARC GUIDANCE
58
PREPARATIONS FOR TRACKING ARTIFICIAL EARTH-SATELLITES AT THE VANGUARD E JCC57
COMPUTING CENTER
AUS 512 201
AN AUTOMATIC TRACKING FILTER
44
FJCCb2
DATA HANDLING AT AN AMR TRACKING STATION
361

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 194b-1963

361

TRA - TRA

TITLE WORD INDEX

TRACKS FOR SATURATION MAGNETIC RECOROING
TRACTION OESIGN ANO OPERATION
TRACTION PROBLEMS
TRAOIC LEPRECHAUN COMPUTER
TRAOIC TRANSISTOR OIGITAL COMPUTER
TRADIC, A TRANSISTOR OIGITAL COMPUTER
COMPUTER SIMULATION OF CITY TRAFFIC
COMPUTERS TO PROBLEMS IN THE STUDY OF VEHICULAR TRAFFIC
APPLICATIONS OF OIGITAl
TRAFFIC ASPECTS OF COMMUNICATIONS SWITCHING SYSTEMS
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL
REAL-TIME DATA PROCESSING FOR CAA AIR-TRAFFIC CONTROL
AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL
A COMPUTER DRIVEN SIMULATION ENVIRONMENT FOR AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL STUOIES
THE TORONTO COMPUTER-BASED TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEM
PROGRESS WITH THE TELEPHONE TRAFFIC DISTRIBUTION RECORDING PROJECT
REAL-TIME CONTROL OF TRAFFIC FLOW
IMULATION ANO OISPLAY OF FOUR INTERRELATED VEHICULAR TRAFFIC INTERSECTIONS
S
FICTITIOUS TRAFFIC MACHINES
SIMULATION OF A TRAFFIC NETWORK
PLICATION OF REAL-TIME DATA PROCESI
THE CONTROL OF TRAFFIC SIGNALS WITH AN elECTRONIC COMPUTER, A NEW AP
TRAFFIC SIMULATOR WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER
THE USE OF ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS IN TRAFFIC STUOIES AND RESEARCH
CONTROL OF AUTOMOBILE TRAFFIC, A PROBLEM IN REAL-TIME COMPUTATION
CONVERSION BY INTEGRATION OF A VARIABLE~RATE PULSE TRAIN
HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL-TO-ANALOG
PROGRESS IN SIMULATION OF VALVE TRAIN DYNAMICS
FUTURE DEMANDS FOR TRAINED PERSONNEL
A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR USE IN AN OPERATIONAL FLIGHT TRAINER
OF A MULTIPLE-COCKPIT DIGITAL OPERATIONAL FLIGHT TRA INER
SYSTEM ORGANIZATION
OF HETEROGENEOUS GROUPS IN COMPUTER PROGRAMMER TRAINING
THE PROBLEM
FLIGHT SIMULATION, SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT AND PILOT TRAINING
X-15 ANALOG
OF AUTOMATIC COMPUTATION FOR HIGH SCHOOL TRAINING
IMPLICATIONS
PROCESSING IN THE COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE STAFF TRAINING
elECTRONIC DATA
THE NCR 102A AS AN AID IN TRAINING AND RESEARCH
THEORY OF DIGITAL CONTROL PROCESSES
THE NEED FOR TRAINING AND RESEARCH IN NON-COMPUTER ASPECTS OF THE
THE IMPACT OF COMPUTER DEVELOPMENT ON THE TRAINING AND UTILIZATION OF ENGINEERS
TRAINING COMPUTER PERSONNEL
CONTRIBUTIONS OF INDUSTRIAL TRAINING COURSES IN COMPUTERS
WHAT TRAINING DOES A CUSTOMER WANT, NEED
COMPUTER TRAINING FACILITIES
COMPUTER-CONTROLLED ASW TRAINING FACILITY
ER SERVES AS BOTH SYSTEMS ANALYSIS TOOL AND OPERATOR TRAINING FAC IUTY FOR ENRICO FERMI ATOMIC POWER PLANT
WORK
TRAINING FOR ACTIVITY IN SCIENTIFIC OOCUMENTATION
VIA COMPILERS, INTERPRETERS, AND ASSEMBLERS
TRAINING FOR ENGINEERING AND SCIENTIFIC APPLICATIONS
BRITAIN
TRAINING FOR SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION WORK IN GREAT
THE EFFECT OF COMPUTERS ON THE TRAINING OF APPLIED MATHEMATICIANS AND SCIENTISTS
THE SELECTION AND TRAINING OF COMPUTER PERSONNEL
SYMPOSIUM ON THE SELECTION AND TRAINING OF PROGRAMMERS I, A BUSINESS USER'S APPROACH
UNIVERSITY ROLE IN TRAINING PERSONNEL FOR COMPUTER SERVICES
PRINCIPLES AND TECHNIQUES FOR TRAINING PROGRAMMERS
CURRICULUM MATERIALS FOR COMPUTER PROGRAMMER TRAINING PROGRAMS
NON-PROGRAMMED
TRAINING SEQUENCES FOR MECHANIZED INDUCTION
TRAINING THE COMPUTER OPERATOR
TRAINING THE SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION OFFICER
A PROPOSAL FOR TRAINING YOUNGSTERS IN DIGITAL COMPUTING TECHNIQUES
PERSONNEL SELECTION AND TRAINING, THE NEEDS OF THE INDUSTRIAL USER
STUDY THE EFFECT OF RANDOM DELAYS ON THE ABILITY OF TRAINS TO RUN TO A SCHEOULE
A PROGRAM TO
ANALOGUE STUDY OF ELECTRON TRAJECTORIES
THE COMPUTATION OF SATELLITE ORBIT TRAJECTORIES
ANALOG SIMULATION OF PARTICLE TRAJECTORIES IN FLUID FLOW
MEASURE NOSE CONE
LONG RANGE BALLISTIC MISSILE TRAJECTORIES PREDICTION AND THE EFFECT OF A COUNTERREAL-TIME SIMULATIDN OF A CRUISE MISSILE TRAJECTORY
NATION OF ANALOGUE AND DIGITAL COMPUTERS TO ELECTRON TRAJECTORY TRACING
APPLICATION OF A COMBI
THE BUMAC TRANCODER
THE ELECTRONIC RESERVATIONS SYSTEM FOR TRANS-CANADA AIR LINES
ALTAC, THE TRANSAC ALGEBRAIC TRANSLATOR
TAC, THE TRANSAC ASSEMBLER-COMPILER
THE TRANSAC S-1000 COMPUTER
ADVANCES IN A TRANSISTORIZED COMPUTER SYSTEM THE TRANSAC S-2000
PERFORMANCE
TELLERTRON, A REAL-TIME UPDATING AND TRANSACTION PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR SAVINGS BANKS
STOCK TRANSACTION RECOROS ON THE OATATRON 205
WALK PATTERN FOR THE DOWN-HILL METHOD OF SOLVING A TRANSCENDENTAL EQUATION
TRIANGULAR
COMPUTER
SOLUTION OF ALGEBRAIC AND TRANSCENDENTAL EQUATIONS ON AN AUTOMATIC DIGITAL
RATIONAL APPROXIMATIONS FOR TRANSCENDENTAL FUNCTIONS
ON APPROXIMATING TRANSCENDENTAL NUMBERS BY CONTINUED FRACTIONS
TRANSCODE, A SYSTEM OF AUTOMATIC CODING FOR FERUT
EQUI PMENT
THE UNIVERSAL DATA TRANSCRIBER. A NEW APPROACH TO DATA CONVERSION
A TRANSISTORIZED TRANSCRIBING CARD PUNCH
THE AUTOMATIC TRANSCRIPTION OF MACHINE SHORTHAND
COMPUTER TRANSCRIPTION OF MANUAL MORSE
ON COMPUTER TRANSCRIPTION OF MANUAL MORSE
AUTOMATIC PARAMETER OPTIMIZATION AS APPLIED TO TRANSDUCER DESIGN
FOR PERIODICALLY TIME-VARYING LINEAR BINARY SEQUENCE TRANSDUCERS
AN ALGEBRA
MAGNETIC TRANSDUCERS AND AMPLIFIERS FOR DISK RECORDING
SYNTHESIS OF TRANSFER ADMITTANCE FUNCTIONS USING ACTIVE COMPONENTS
TRANSFER BETWEEN EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL MEMORY
DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF MAO TRANSFER CIRCUITRY
TYPES
TRANSfER FACILITIES BETWEEN MEMORIES OF DIFFERENT
AND PDTENTIO~ETERS
TRANSFER FUNCTION SIMULATION BY MEANS OF AMPLIFIERS
IMAGINARY AXIS TRANSLATION OF TRANSFER FUNCTIONS
CALCULATING OPEN LOOP TRANSFER FUNCTIONS FROM CLOSED LOOP MEASUREMENTS
AMPLIFIER
SIMULATION OF TRANSFER FUNCTIONS USING ONLY ONE OPERATIONAL
NONLINEAR TRANSFER FUNCTIONS WITH THYR ITE
AT T~E LEXICAL lEVEL AND ITS IMPLICATION FOR TRANSFER GRAMMAR
STRUCTURE
A NEW METHOD FOR THE PAYMENT OF BILLS AND THE TRANSFER OF CREDIT
SURFACES
CHARGE TRANSPORT MECHANISMS IN THE TRANSFER OF LATENT ELECTROSTATIC IMAGES TO DIELECTRIC
UNUSUAL TECHNIQUES EMPLOYED IN HEAT TRANSFER PROGRAMS
ACHIEVING MAXIMUM PULSE PACKING DENSITIES AND TRANSFER RATES
ERROR ESTIMATION IN TRANSFER RATES OF PLASMA CONSTITUENTS
REPORT ON SOME PRINCIPLES OF T~E UNIFIED TRANSFER SYSTEM
A PRELIMINARY STRUCTURAL TRANSFER SYSTE/I
DISCRETE
THE DEUCE COMPUTER AS AN AID TO
THE APPLICATION OF OIGITAL COMPUTERS TO ELECTRIC
THE
PERFORMANCE OF

362

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

TIN - TRA
PGEC634 383
AUS 60BI0.1
I EES56
59
EJCC56
29
EJCC54
46
ANL 53
21
CACM624 224
WJCC58 159
EJCC57 208
18
EJCC53
EJCC57 169
CCST61 472
FJCC63 437
TCB7644 127
AUS 60All.2
CAS 62
3
PACM58
65
CAMB49 114
CACM638 480
IF IP62 231
WJCC56
9Z
AUS 60 A8.2
EJCC57
75
WJCC57 128
PACM56
Z3
CLUN55 117
PGEC552 55
PGEC593 326
PACM61 13A3
WJCC61 623
CTPC54
59
AUS 63 A.I0
CAS 56 112
CTPC54
55
WJCC53
4
TCB1573 55
CTPC54
29
PACM61 HA2
TCB7644 119
NCR 624 73
WJCC60
301
ICSI582 1441
CAS 59 116
ICSI582 1495
CTPC54
51
TC85611 26
TCJ2593 107
LSU 58 157
PACM61 l3A1
PACM62
20
SDS 62 425
PACM61 l3A4
ICSI582 1489
PACM56
32
CAN 62 110
TCJ6632 121
JACM551 28
AlC 623
2
SJCC62 235
AUS 608'10.1
PACM62
34
TCJ2593 134
WCR 574 293
CAN 60
24
PACM59
62
PACM59
60
13
EJCC56
EJCC58 168
NCR 624 101
E JCC57 183
CACM627 399
JACM591 97
ICIP59
57
CACM614 171
JACM554 243
WJCC58 225
EJCC56
80
EJCC59 148
PACM58
42
JACM593 429
SJCC63 191
HARV571 189
lCIH61 331
18MJ631 40
HARV47 267
WJCC59
21
ECIP55 liB
JACM563 186
NCR 584 236
JACM583 289
WCR 574 273
PGEC582 91
MlL 611 97
JACM602 140
IBMJ622 192
EJCC59 143
WCR 584 48
CAN 60 158
NSMT60
88
MlL 611 195
362

TITLE WORD INDEX

TRA - TRA
MINIMIZATION OF
AND PASSIVE NETWORKS

PARTIALLY-DEVELOPED TRANSFER TREE
TRANSFER-FUNCTION SYNTHESIS WITH COMPUTER AMPLIFIERS
THE TRANSFER-TRACK METHOD OF MAGNETIC-DRUM OPERATION
THE OPTIMAL ORGANIZATION OF SERIAL MEMORY TRANSFERS
THE TRANSFLUXOR
PRINCIPLES OF TRANSFLUXOR AND CORE CIRCUITS
A MULTI LOAD TRANSFLUXOR MEMORY
DIODELESS MAGNETIC SHIFT REGISTERS UTILIZING TRANSFLUXORS
A GENERAL CARDPROGRAM FOR THE EVALUATION OF THE INVERSE LAPLACE TRANSFORM
A 'CURVE PLOTTING' ROUTINE FOR THE INVERSE LAPLACE TRANSFORM OF RATIONAL FUNCTIONS
TRANSFORMATION
KEY ADDRESSING OF RANDOM ACCESS MEMORIES BY RADIX
A METHOD FOR KEY-TO-ADORESS TRANSFORMATION
IPERCEPTUAL LEARNING MODEL FOR SENSO
RY PATTERN RECOGNITION, CONCEPT FORMATION AND SYMBOL TRANSFORMATION
TRANSFORMATION CRITERIA FOR THE CLASSIFICATION OF PRE
DICATIVE GENITIVE CONSTRUCTIONS IN RUSSIAN
A SOLUTION TO THE EULER ANGLE TRANSFORMATION EQUATIONS
THE STRUCTURE
OF AN AUTOMATON AND ITS OPERATION-PRESERVING TRANSFORMATION GROUP
PERCEPTUAL GENERALIZATION OVER TRANSFORMATION GROUPS
THE ALPHA VECTOR TRANSFORMATION OF A SYSTEM OF LINEAR CONSTRAINTS
ON THE EQUIVALENCE AND TRANSFORMATION OF PROGRAM SCHEMES
LOGICAL SYNTAX AND TRANSFORMATION RULES
TRANSFORMATION, PART 1
THE Q.R. TRANSFORMATION, A UNITARY ANALOGUE TO THE L.R.
THE
Q.R. TRANSFORMATION, A UNITARY ANALOGUE TO THE L.R. TRANSFORMATION, PART 1
THE QR TRANSFORMATION, PART 2
10UCTION OF A MATRIX TO ALMOST TRIA
NGULAR AND TRIANGULAR FORMS BY ELEMENTARY SIMILARITY TRANSFORMATIONS
LINGUISTIC TRANSFORMATIONS FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
A NOTE ON RANGE TRANSFORMATIONS FOR SQUARE ROOT AND LOGARITHM
INFORMATION AND TRANSFORMATIONS ON GENERAL ARRAYS
A NEW TRANSFORMER ANALOG NETWORK ANALYSER
A DIGITAL DISPLAY METERING SYSTEM FOR USE WITH A TRANSFORMER ANALOG NETWORK ANALYSER
TRANSFORMER DESIGN WITH DIGITAL COMPUTERS
A SATURABLE-TRANSFORMER DIGITAL AMPLIFIER WITH DIODE SWITCHING
IDEAL TRANSFORMERS IN SYNTHESIS OF ANALOG COMPUTERS
ON THE NUMERICAL INVERSION OF LAPLACE ANO MELLIN TRANSFORMS
NUMERICAL INVERSION OF LAPLACE TRANSFORMS
APPROXIMATIONS IN FOURIER TRANSFORMS
ULATIOH OF THE ABLATION PROBLEM USING FINITE FOURIER TRANSFORMS
IMPLICIT FUNCTION SIM
THE APPLICATION OF FINITE FOURIER TRANSFORMS TO ANALOG COMPUTER SIMULATIONS
,
TRANSIENT ANALYSIS AND DEVICE CHARACTERIZATION OF ACP
CIRCUITS
TRANSIENT ANALYSIS OF CRYOTRON NETWORKS BY COMPUTER
SIMULATION
A ~EW ACTIVE-PASSIVE NETWORK SIMULATOR FOR TRANSIENT FIELD PROBLEMS
METHODS OF ANALYSIS OF CIRCUIT TRANSIENT PERFORMANCE
HIGH-SPEED CIRCUIT TECH
NIQUES UTILIZING MINORITY CARRIER STORAGE TO ENHANCE TRANSIENT RESPONSE
TRANSIENTS IN COMBINATION LOGIC CIRCUITS
CO~PUTER SOLUTIONS OF PROBLEMS INVOLVING TRANSIENTS IN HYORO-ELECTRIC DEVELOPMENTS
THE MULTIPURPOSE 81AS OEVICE. PART 1, THE COMMUTATOR TRANSI ST1lR
THE THERMAL EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT OF A TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR ARITHMETIC CIRCUITS FOR AN INTERLEAVEDDIGIT COIIIPUTER
THE TRANSISTOR AS A COMPUTING ELEMENT
THE TRANSISTOR AS A DIGITAL COMPUTER COMPONENT
EFFECTS OF LOW TEMPERATURES ON TRANSISTOR CHARACTERISTICS
TRANSISTOR CHARACTERISTICS FOR DIRECT-COUPLED
TRANSISTOR LOGIC CIRCUITS
TRANSISTOR CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES FOR A CORE MEMORY WITH
500 MILLIMICROSECOND CYCLE TIME
TRANSISTOR CIRCUITRY FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
TRANSISTOR CIRCUITRY IN THE LINCOLN T~-2
TRANSISTOR CIRCUITS
A SET OF TRANSISTOR CIRCUITS FOR ASYNCHRONOUS, DIRECT-COUPLED
COMPUTERS
LeGIC DESIGN SYMBOLISM FOR DIRECT-COUPLED TRANSISTOR CIRCUITS IN DIGITAL COMPUTERS
TX-O. A TRANSISTOR COMPUTER
HIGH-SPEED TRANSISTOR COMPUTER CIRCUIT DESIGN
HIGH-TEMPERATURE SILICON-TRANSISTOR COMPUTER CIRCUITS
QUIESCENT CORE-TRANSISTOR COUNTERS
TRANSISTOR CURRENT SWITCHING AND ROUTING TECHNIQUES
MILLIMICROSECONO TRANSISTOR CURRENT SWITCHING TECHNIQUES
TRAoIC, A TRANSISTOR DIGITAL COMPUTER
PERFORMANCE OF TRADIC TRANSISTOR DIGITAL COMPUTER
A TRANSISTOR DIGITAL COMPUTER
AN INTERLEAVED-DIGIT MAGNETIC-DRUM STORE FOR A TRANSISTOR DIGITAL COMPUTER
LOGIC CIRCUITS FOR A TRANSISTOR DIGITAL COMPUTER
STORE
A TRANSISTOR DIGITAL COMPUTER WITH A MAGNETIC-ORUM
ADA, A TRANSISTOR DIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYSER
A WORD-ORIENTED TRANSISTOR DRIVEN NON-DESTRUCTIVE READ-OUT MEMORY
E~PERIENCE IN
THE USE'OF ~ARGINAL-TESTING TECHNIQUES IN VALVE AND TRANSISTOR EQUIPMENT
SWITChiNG ANALYSIS
A GENERAL JUNCTION-TRANSISTOR EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT FOR USE IN LARGE-SIGNAL
SWITCHING AND MEMORY CRITERION IN TRANSISTOR FLI P-FLOPS
APPLICATIONS
TRANSISTOR FLIP-FLOPS FOR HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL COMPUTER
TWO-COLLECTOR TRANSISTOR FOR BINARY FULL ADDITION
SYMMETRICAL TRANSISTOR LOGIC
INTEGRATED DEVICES USING DIRECT-COUPLEt UNIPOLAR TRANSISTOR LOGIC
CIRCUIT C
ONSIDERATIDNS AND LOGICAL DESIGN WITH DIRECT-COUPLEO TRANSISTOR LOG IC
A GENERALIZED RESISTOR-TRANSISTOR LOGIC CIRCUIT AND SOME APPLICATIONS
OIRECT COUPLED TRANSISTOR LOGIC CIRCUITRY
DIRECT-COUPLED TRANSISTOR LOG IC CIRCUITRY
TRANSISTOR CHARACTERISTICS FOR OIRECT-COUPLEO TRANSISTOR LOG IC CIRCUITS
APPLICATIONS
MINIMUM TRANSISTOR LOGIC MODULES FOR AIR-BORNE CONTROL
IBM CURRENT MODE TRANSISTOR LOGICAL CIRCUITS
ANALYTICAL DESIGN OF RESISTOR-COUPLED TRANSISTOR LOGICAL CIRCUITS
CORRECTION TO ANALYTICAL DESIGN OF RESISTOR-COUPLED TRANSISTOR LOGICAL CIRCUITS
TRANSISTOR MAGNETIC CORE BILOGICAL ELEMENT
THE TRANSISTOR NOR CIRCUIT
THE DESIGN OF DIODE-TRANSISTOR NOR CIRCUITS
A TRANSISTOR OPERATIONAL D.C. AMPLIFIER
A TRANSISTOR PULSE AMPLIFER USING E~TERNAL REGENERATION
REGENERATION
A TRANSISTOR PULSE AMPLIFIER USING EXTERNAL
TRANSISTOR PULSE CIRCUITS FOR 160-MC CLOCK RATES
A TRANSISTOR PULSE GENERATOR FOR DIGITAL SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
TRANSISTOR RESISTOR LOGIC CIRCUITS FOR DIGITAL DATA
TRANSISTOR SHI FT REGISTERS
SURFACE-BARRIER TRANSISTOR SWITCHING CIRCUITS
TRANSISTOR SWITCHING CIRCUITS FOR HIGH-SPEED COMPUTER
SIMULATION OF TRANSISTOR SWITCHING CIRCUITS ON THE IBM 704
363

T~E

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

TRA - TRA
PGEC572 112
WJCC55
1
I EES56 52B
PGEC6Dl 12
WJCC56 109
HARV512 115
WJCC59
14
PGEC584 316
JACM551 18
JACM581 52
SJCC63 355
IBMJ632 121
IFIP62 413
MTL 612 725
PGEC603 362
JACM623 345
63
50S 59
tACIII599 33
CACM580
8
HARV49 125
TCJ4613 265
TCJ4613 265
TCJ4624 332
JACM593 336
ICSI582 937
CACM636 306
PACM61 6B3
AUS 60 C8.3
AUS 60 C8.4
IEES56
54
5B
EJCC56
WJCC55
16
AUS 511 117
CACM603 111
TCJ6633 244
PACM62
52
SJCC62 255
lBMJ633 201
P IRE611 245
PIRE611 268
IBMJ611 33
WJCC5B 149
RTCS62
II
AUS 60B'7.3
IBMJ512 116
IBMJ591 35
IEES56 371
IEES56 361
EJCC51 105
IBMJ5Bl 54
PGEC5Bl
6
WCR 5114
3
PGEC551 11
WJCC57 16T
HACC59
16
WJCC55 124
WCR 514 251
EJCC56
113
EJCC56
64
EJCC56
54
IEES56 418
PGEC603 302
WJCC51
6B
ANL 53
21
EJCC54
46
I EES56 364
IEES56 3B2
PGEC563 132
lEES56 390
AUS 572 209
WJCC60
B3
RMCS60
41
PGEC614 670
NCR 602
3
PWCS54
3B
IBMJ571 212
WJCC5B
27
PGEC592 98
HARV512 201
PGEC591
8
WJCC5B
22
PGEC581
2
PGEC5Bl
6
WJCC58 141
WJCC5B
34
PGEC582 109
PGEC584 324
WJCC5B 144
WCR 514 231
PGEC601 15
PACM56
26
PIRE530 1444
ANL 53
1
PGEC594 432
PGEC583 244
WJCC5B
11
NCR 544 140
NCR 554 1311
PGEC564 1112
PGEC514 242
363

fRA - TRA

TITLE WORD INDEX

MISSILE-GUIOANCE· SYSTEMS

A
A

STA'ISTICAL ANALYSIS OF
HIGH-SPEED
A SMALL
T POINT PREDICTION OF BALLISTIC MISSILES
VARIABLES
FOXY 2. A
A HIGH-SPEED
THE
PERFORMANCE ADVANCES IN A
ANALYSIS OF SIGNAL TRANSMISSION IN ULTRA HIGH SPEED
WITH AN ACCURACY OF 0.1 PER CENT
COMPUTERS

A
PHILCO 5-2000
A

·CORRECTlON, A
A

GENERATOR
A
OIGITAL CONVERTER
A
ANALOGUE MULTIPLYING CIRCUITS USING SWITCHING
SWITCHING
DESIGN OF AC COMPUTING AMPLIFIERS USING
SOME PROPERTIES OF EXPERIMENTAL 1000-MC
PRESENT STATE OF DEVELOPMENT AND FUTURE PROSPECTS OF
AND ANTILOGARITHMIC CIRCUITS USING SWITCHING
PLE TYPE OF DIGITAL CIRCUIT TECHNIQUE USING JUNCTION
CURRENT BUILD-UP IN AVALANCHE
MECHANICAL EFFECTS AT THE SUPERCONDUCTING
OF THE ELASTIC MODULI AT THE SUPERCONDUCTING
UNTING FOR LATENT HEAT AND EDDY CURRENTS
ON THE
STUDY OF THE SECOND-ORDER FERROELECTRIC
HIGH-SPEED OPTICAL COMPUTERS AND QUANTUM
N THE INFLUE~CE OF AGGREGATION ON THE MAGNETIC PHASE
GEOMETRIC EFFECTS IN THE SUPERCDNDUCTING
AND ELECTRODYNAMIC ASPECTS OF THE SUPERCONDUCTIVE
DESIGN OF A SEPARABLE
ANOMALOUS RESISTIVE
THE EFFECT OF AN ELECTRIC FIELD ON THE
SECOND-ORDER STRESS EFFECTS ON rHE SUPERCONDUCTING
CYBERNETIC ONTOLOGY AND
COMMUNICATION BETWEEN INDEPENDENTLY
COMMUNICATION BETWEEN INDEPENDENTLY
AN ALGORITHM FOR
FURTHER DEUCE INTERPRETATIVE PROGRAMS AND SOME
COMPUTER OPERATIONS REQUIRED FOR MECHANICAL
A CODE MATCHING TECHNIQUE FOR MACHINE
THREE LEVELS OF LINGUISTIC .NALYSIS IN MACHINE
LANGUAGE
INTERLINGUAL MACHINE
THE COM IT SYSTEM FOR MECHANICAL
ENGLISH-JAPANESE MACHINE
SYMPOSIUM ON MACHINE
A NEW ALGORITHM FOR ALGEBRAIC
SYMBOLIC LANGUAGE
THREE LEVELS OF LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS IN MACHINE
THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM, INPUT-OUTPUT
ALGORITHMS FOR FORMULA
SOVIET RESEARCH IN MACHINE
RESEARCH IN MACHINE
THE HIGH-SPEEOGENERAL-PURPOSE COMPUTERS IN MACHINE
SYSTEM OESIGN OF A COMPUTER FOR RUSSIAN-ENGLISH
THE OUTLOOK FOR MACHINE
MAN-TO-'ACHINE COMMUNICATION AND AUTOMATIC CODE
SEQUENTIAL· FORMULA
RECURSIVE P,ROCESSES AND ALGOL
A PROGRESS REPORT ON MACHINE
A PRELIMINARY APPROACH TO JAPANESE-ENGl·ISH AUTOMATIC
INTRINSIC MACHINE ADDRESSING IN· AUTOMATIC
. MULTIPLE MEANING IN MACHINE
SYNTAX IN UNIVERSAL
MACHINE LANGUAGE
THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN RESEARCH ON MACHINE
SY~POSIUM ON MODERN TECHNIQUES OF LANGUAGE
A GROWING TREE FOR DESCRIPTOR LANGUAGE
NTERPRETER FCR USING IN NUMERICAL ORIENTED LANGUAGES
EUPHRATES, A COMPARISON BETWEEN HUMAN AND MACHINE
SEGMENTATION PROBLEM IN SPEECH ANALYSIS AND LANGUAGE
AND DEVELOPMENT IN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL AND MACHINE
. ARITHMETIC CATA, AND ITS APPLICATION TO THESAURIC
MING SYSTEM FOR EXPERIMENTAL RUSSIAN-ENGLISH MACHINE
A NEW THEORY OF
THE ANALOGY BETWEEN MECHANICAL
MACHINE
ACTIC ANALYSIS
CURRENT RESEARCH ON AUTOMATIC
RESEARCH IN MACHINE
RESEARCH ON AUTOMATIC
HUMAN TRANSLATION AND
HUMAN TRANSLATION AND
MIMIC, A
INPUT-DUTPUT
AUTOMATIC
ANGLO-RUSSIAN SCHEME
MACHINE
LANGUAGE
SEQUENTIAL
AN ALGORITHM FOR THE
AMS, RESEARCH REPORT AND DESIGN FOR FUTURE LANGUAI
ON
364

TRA - TRA

TRANSISTOR-CIRCUIT CHASSIS FOR HIGH RELIABILITY IN
EJCC57 132
TRANSISTOR-DRI VEN MAGNETIC-CORE !'IEMORY
PGEC571 14
TRANSISTOR-RESISTOR LOGIC NETWORKS
NCR 602 11
TRANSISTORIZED ADDER FOR A DIGITAL COMPUTER
PGEC604 461
TRANSISTORIZED ANALOG COMPUTER FOR EARLY FLIGHT IMPAC AUS 60C10.3
TRANSISTORIZED ANALOG MEMORY FOR FUNCTIONS OF TWO
WJCC59 338
TRANSISTORIZEO ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERTER
EJCC58 133
TRANSIST~RIZED COMPUTER ETL MARK IV
DIP 62 617
TRANSISTORIZED COMPUTER SYSTEM THE TRANSAC S-2000
EJCC58 168
TRANSISTORIZED DIGITAL ·COMPUTERS
PGEC634 372
TRANSISTORIZED .ELECTRDNIC ANALOG COMPUTERS
CHBK62
7
TRANSISTORIZED FOUR-QUADRANT TIME-DIVISION MULTIPLIER PGEC581 41
TRANSI.sTORJZED LARGE-SCALE DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
NEWC57 106
TRANSISTORIZED MODULAR POWER SUPPLIES FOR DIGITAL
WJCC58 203
TRANSISTORIZED PULSE CODE MODULATOR
PGEC544
7
TRANSISTORIZED PULSE CODE MODULATOR
PGECS51 20
TRANSISTORIZED TRANSCRIBING CARD PUNCH
EJCC56
80
TRANSISTORIZED, ALL-ELECTRONIC COSINE-SINE FUNCTION
WCR· 584 89
TRANSISTORIZED, MULTI-CHANNEL, AIRBORNE VOLTAGE-TaWCR 574 284
TRANSISTORS
NCR 564 74
TRANSISTORS
WJCC58
93
TRANSISTORS
PGECS83 191
TRANSISTORS
IBMJ593 230
TRANSISTORS
THE IEES56 357
TRANSISTORS
ANALOG LOGARITHMIC WJCCS7 121
TRANSISTORS AND MAGNETIC CORES
A NEW AND SIM IEES56 412
TRANSISTORS IN COMBINATIONAL SWITCHING CIRCUITS
HARV572 138
TRANSISTORS IN CURRENT-ANALOG COMPUTING
PGEC562 B6
TRANSISTORS WITH RESISTANCE LOADS
PGEC604 456
TRANSITION
IBMJ621 84
TRANSITION
VARIATION IBMJ621 89
TRANSITION FROM A MANUAL TO A MACHINE INDEXING SYSTEM MIPP61 170
TRANSITION FROM SUPERCONDUCTIN6 TO NORMAL PHASE, ACCO IBMJ592 132
TRANSITION IN TRI-GLYCINE SULFATE
JBMJ583 212
TRANSITION MEMORY DEVICES
WJCC61 475
TRANSITION OF EVAPORATED SUPERCONDUCTING THIN FILMS
IBMJ602 184
TRANSITION OF THIN FILMS
JBMJ592 140
TRANSITION PROCESS
THERMAL ONR 6015
TRANSITION-DIAGRAM COMPILER
CACM637 396
TRANSITIONS AND NEW PHENOMENA IN HARD SUPERCONOUCTORS IBMJ621 122
TRANSITIONS OF BARIUM TITANATE
IBMJ574 318
TRANSITIONS OF TANTALUM AND TIN
FIRST- AND IBMJ621 94
TRANSJUNCTIONAL OPERATIONS
SOS 62 313
TRANSLATED BLOCKS
ROME62 797
TRANSLATED BLOCKS
CACM627 376
TRANSLATING 800LEAN EXPRESSIONS
JACM622 222
TRANSLATING PROGRAMS
ARAP591 127
TRANSLATION
IEES56 453
TRANSLATION
PACM58
60
TRANSLATION
PACM58
61
TRANSLATION
JACM581
1
TRANSLATION
TCJ1583 144
TRANSLATION
ICIP59 183
TRANSLATION
ICIP59 194
TRANSLATION
ICIP59 218
TRANSLATION
PACM59
22
TRANSLATION
WJCC59 288
TRANSLATION
JACM591 24
TRANSLATION
JACM592 141
TRANSLATION
TCJ2592 53
TRANSLATION
NSHT60
2
TRANSLATION
NSMT60 160
TRANSLATION
NSMT60 485
TRANSLATION
NSMT60 491
TRANSLATION
WJCC60 203
TRANSLATION
WJCC60 329
TRANSLATION
CACM602 76
TRANSLATION
CACIII611 10
TRANSLATION
ICC 6115 11
TRANSLATION
NTL 611
7
TRANSLATION
MTL 611 283
TRANSLATION
MtL 612 405
TRANSLATION
MTL 612 593
TRANSLATION
DIP 62 444
TRANSLATION
IFIP62 301
TRANSLATION
IFIP62 326
TRANSLATION
ROME62 153
TRANSLATION
COMPILER-I ROME62 539
TRANSLATION
TIGRIS AND MTP 58 279
TRANSLATION
AN APPROACH TO THE NrL 612 703
TRANSLATION
THE ROLE OF USAF RESEARCH WJCC59
66
TRANSLATION
A REDUCTIDN METHOD FOR NON- ICIP59 321
TRANSLATION
ITRIAL TRANSLATOR. AN AUTOMATIC PROGRAM EJCC58 138
TRANSLATION ANt ITS APPLICATION
NSMT60 363
TRANSLATION ANe LIBRARY RETRIEVAL
ICSI582 917
TRANSLATION AND-OR AN INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGE
IFIP62 323
TRANSLATION AT HARVARD UNIVERSITY AND PREDICTIVE SYNT NSMT60 173
TRANSLATION AT RAMO-WOOLDRIDGE
NSMT60
26
TRANSLATION AT THE HARVARD COMPUTATION LA80RATORY
ItlP59 163
TRANSLATION BETWEEN ALGEBRAIC CODING LANGUAGES
PACIII58
29
TRANSLATION BY MACHINE. I
MTL 611 221
TRANSLATION BY MACHINE, II
MTL 612 507
TRANSLATION FOR ENGLISH CODING
'NSMT60 451
TRANSLATION IN THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM
PACM58
18
TRANSLATION IN THE USSR
MTP 58 351
TRANSLATION METHODS AND THEIR APPLICATION TO AN
ICIP59 199
TRANSLATION OF A PROBLEM-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING
RDME62 263
TRANSLATION OF ALGOL STATEMENTS
IFIP62 498
TRANSLATION OF ARTIFICIAL LANGUAGES BY COMPILER PROGR PACM59
75
TRANSLATION OF BOOLEAN EXPRESSIONS
CACM627 384

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

364

TRA - TRL

TITLE WORO INOEX

TRANSLATION OF COMPILER LANGUAGES
MACHINE TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES
THE ROLE OF THE DIGITAL COMPUTER IN MECHANICAL TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES
MACHINE TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES
THE PRESENT STATUS OF AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES
RECOGNITION OF CLAUSES AND PHRASES IN MACHINE TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES
AN EXPERIMENT ON THE MACHINE TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES CARRIED OUT ON THE BESM
COMPUTING ECUIPMENT
AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION OF PRINTED CODe TO IMPULSES ACCEPTABLE TO
AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION OF PROGRAMS FROM ONE COMPUTER TO ANOTHER
TRANSLATION OF RETRIEVAL REQUESTS COUCHEO IN A 'SEMIF
ORMAL' ENGLISH-LIKE LANGUAGE
GLISH BY ANALYSIS AND RESYNTHESIS OF THE I
MACHINE TRANSLATION OF RUSSIAN ORGANIC CHEMICAL NAMES INTO EN
IMAGINARY AXIS TRANSLATION OF TRANSFER FUNCTIONS
RUNCIBLE, ALGEBRAIC TRANSLATION ON A LIMITEO COMPUTER
PSEUDO-CODE TRANSLATION ON MULTI-LEVEL STORAGE MACHINES
A GENERAL TRANSLATION PROGRAM FOR PHRASE STRUCTURE LANGUAGES
A GENERAL-PURPOSE LANGUAGE TRANSLATION PROGRAM FOR THE IBM 650 COMPUTER
THE USE OF GRAMMARS WITHIN THE ~ECHANICAL TRANSLATION ROUTINE
A TRANSLATION ROUTINE FOR THE OEUCE COMPUTER
A MULTI-PASS TRANSLATION SCHEME FOR ALGOL 60
FUNCTIONS REQUIRED OF A TRANSLATION SYSTEM
EXPRESSIBLE IN EXTENOED BACKUS NORMAL FORM
A TRANSLATION TECHNIQUE FOR LANGUAGES WHOSE SYNTAX IS
AUTOMAT IC-PROGRAMM lNG-LANGUAGE TRANSLATION THROUGH SYNTACTICAL ANALYSIS
TRANSLATION TO ANO FRO~ POLISH NOTATION
THE APPLICATION OF FORMULA TRANSLATION TO AUTOMATIC COOING OF OROINARY DIFFERENT
lAL EQUATIONS
SEMANTIC MESSAGE OETECTION FOR MACHINE TRANSLATION, USING AN INTERLINGUA
ANALYTIC APPROXIMATION AND TRANSLATIONAL INVARIANCE IN CHARACTER RECOGNITION
A UNIVERSAL COMPUTER-LANGUAGE TRANSLATOR
ALTAC, THE TRANSAC ALGEBRAIC TRANSLATOR
AN ALGEBRAIC TRANSLATOR
THE DEUCE ALPHACODE TRANSLATOR
COMMERCIAL TRANSLATOR
THE DEUCE ALPHA CODE TRANSLATOR
THE CLIP TRANSLATOR
THE INTERNAL ORGANIZATION OF THE MAD TRANSLATOR
A LOGIC DESIGN TRANSLATOR
REPORT ON THE ELLIOTT ALGOL TRANSLATOR
TOWARDS AN ALGOL TRANSLATOR
MAGNETIC TAPE FOR DATA STORAGE IN THE ORACLE-ALGOL TRANSLATOR
USE OF
DESCRIPTION AND COMPARISON WITH COBOL AND COMMERCIAL TRANSLATOR
FACT, A BUSINESS COMPILER,
THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN ALGOL TRANSLATOR FOR A SMALL COMPUTER
MAKING A TRANSLATOR FOR ALGOL 60
A HIGH-SPEED OATA TRANSLATOR FOR COMPUTER SIMULATION OF SPEECH ANO
TELEVISION DEVICES
AN AUTOMATIC FORMULA TRANSLATOR FOR FIXED POINT ARITHMETIC
PALGO, AN ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE AND ITS TRANSLATOR FOR OLIVETTI ELEA 6001
AN ALGOL 60 TRANSLATOR FOR THE Xl
THE ARITHMETIC TRANSLATOR-tOMPILER OF THE IBM FORTRAN AUTOMATIC
CODING SYSTEM
A TRANSLATOR-ORIENTED SYMBOLIC PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
THE PROCEDURE TRANSLATOR, A SYSTEM OF AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
IMENTAL RUSSIAN-ENGLISH MACHINE TRANSLAI
THE TRIAL TRANSLATOR, AN AUTOMATIC PROGRAM~ING SYSTEM FOR EXPER
THE USAF AUTOMATIC LANGUAGE TRANSLATOR, MARK I
DATA TRANSLATORS
ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF ALGORITHM TRANSLATORS
ON GAT AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF TRANSLATORS
ON STATIC AND DYNAMIC TREATMENf OF TYPES IN ALGOL TRANSLATORS
THE ERROR PROBLEM IN DATA TRANSMISSION
PRESENT AND FUTURE FACILITIES FOR DATA TRANSMISSION
DATA COLLECTION AND TRANSMISSION
EXPERIENCE IN THE PRACTICAL USE OF DATA TRANSMISSION
THE SYSTEMS APPROACH TO DATA TRANSMISSION
OF CODES FOR CORRECTION OF DEPENOENT ERRORS IN DATA TRANSMISSION
A NEW GROUP
MODULATION-DEMODULATION SCHEME FOR HIGH-SPEED DATA TRANSMISSION
AN EXPERIMENTAL
MODULATION-DEMOOULATION SCHEME FOR HIGH-SPEED DATA TRANSMISSION
AN EXPERIMENTAL
THE PLACE OF CHARACTER RECOGNITION. DATA TRANSMISSION AND DOCUMENT HANOLING IN A.O.P. SYSTEMS
THE PLACE OF CHARACTER RECOGNITION, DATA TRANSMISSION AND DOCUMENT HANDLING IN AN ADP SYSTEM
DATA TRANSMISSION AND THE NEW OUTLOOK FOR THE COMPUTER
FIELD
THE VIEWS OF THE DATA TRANSMISSION COMMITTEE
DATA TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT CONCEPTS FOR FIELDATA
DATA TRANSMISSION FOR AUTOMATIC COMPUTATION ANO CONTROL
PART I, GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS
DATA TRANSMISSION FOR AUTOMATIC COMPUTATION AND CONTROL
PART 2, PRACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS
S.A.S. AIDS FOR THE JET AGE, DATA TRANSMISSION FOR ELECTRONIC RESERVATIONS
DATA TRANSMISSION FOR MULTIPLE SHOPS
THE PRESENT TECHNICAL STATUS OF DATA TRANSMISSION IN AUSTRALIA
AN ANALYSIS OF CARRY TRANSMISSION IN COMPUTER ADDITION
SYSTEM
OATA PREPARATION AND TRANSMISSION IN THE ROYAL AIR FORCE INTEGRATED SUPPLY
AL COMPUTERS
ANALYSIS OF SIGNAL TRANSMISSION IN ULTRA HIGH SPEED TRANSISTORIZED DIGIT
USE OF SUPERCONDUCTING TRANSMISSION LINE FOR ~EASURING PENETRATION DEPTHS
A TRANSMISSION LINE LEADING TO SELF-STABILIZING SYSTEMS
NONLINEAR WAVE PROPAGATION IN A TRANSMISSION LINE LOADED WITH THIN PERMALLOY FILMS
SHOCK WAVES, IN NONLINEAR TRANSMISSION LINES AND EFFECT ON PARAMETRIC AMPLIFICA
TION
PREPARATION AND TRANSMISSION OF DATA FOR COMPUTERS
A SELF-CHECKING SYSTEM FOR HIGH-SPEED TRANSMISSION OF MAGNETIC-TAPE DIGITAL DATA
THE TRANSMISSION OF SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION. A USER'S
ANALYSIS
A TERMINAL FOR DATA TRANSMISSION OVER TELEPHONE CIRCUITS
A DATA TRANSMISSION SURVEY
E LINE APPLICATIONS
PHASE REVERSAL DATA TRANSMISSION SYSTEM FOR SWITCHED AND PRIVATE TELEPHON
SOME ASPECTS OF SAMPLING AS APPLIED TO DATA TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS
HIGH SPEED DATA TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS
THE PROBLEMS OF DATA TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS IN A GENERAL MANUFACTURING DATA
PROCESSING INSTALLATION
DESIGN OF AN IMPROVED TRANSMISSION-DATA PROCESSING CODE
SYSTEMS
DATA TRANSMISSION, COMMUNICATION TO CENTRALISED PROCESSING
DATA TRANSMISSION, PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS
DIGITAL DATA TRANSMISSION, THE USER'S VIEW
SYMPOSIUM ON 'THE SYSTEMS APPROACH TO DATA TRANSMISSION'
SYSTE~
DEPENDENCE OF SPEECH QUALITY ON TRANSMITTED INFORMATION RATE IN A BAND COMPRESSION
CHANNELS WITH SIDE INFORMATION AT THE TRANSMITTER
EXPERIENCE IN TRANSMITTING ACCOUNTING DATA
BANZAI, A ONE-DIMENSIONAL MULTIENERGY GROUP NEUTRON TRANSPORT CODE FOR THE IBM 709 AND 7090 SYSTEMS
AN RCA HIGH-PERFORMANCE TAPE TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT
OSTATIC IMAGES TO DIELECTRIC SURFACES
CHARGE TRANSPORT MECHANISMS IN THE TRANSFER OF LATENT ELECTR
'AN RCA HIGH-PERFORMANCE TAPE-TRANSPORT SYSTEM
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

365

796-980 C>-66--24

TRA - TRA
PACM62
AUS 571
WJCC58
TCB3591
AIC 601
MTL 611
IEES56
WJCC55
IFIP62
CACM621
MTL 611
NCR 5B4
CACM59N
ICIP59

10
106
161
7
92
125
463
29
550
34
265
236
18
144
JAC~621
1
NSMT60 409
"'S~T60
245
TCJ2592 16
ARAP623 163
NSMT60
53
ROME62
23
CACM623 145
TCJ5623 210
ARAP591 81
MTL 612 431
OCR 62 181
WJCC58 230
PACM59
62
CACM590 19
AUS 60 C6.4
AUS 60A12.1
TCJ3602 98
CACM611 19
CACM611 2B
FJCC62 251
TCJ5622 127
ARAP623 121
CACM611 15
ARAP612 231
ROME62 229
ARAP623.341
WJCC59 169
PACM59
76
ROME62 439
ARAP623 329
CAC~592
9
JACM624 480
39
ACFI57
EJCC58 13B
NCR 584 296
SACI58
64
PACM59
23
CACM597 24
ROME62 325
AUS 60 C2.2
TCJ4612 88
TCJ4612 103
TCJ6631 17
TCJ6633 209
I8MJ601 58
EJCC58
38
18~J591
74
TCJ4612 161
TCB56ll 19
TCJ4611
1
TCJ6633 222
WJCC59 189
AUS 63 C.4
AUS 63 C.4
TCJ6631 14
TCB5613 ll4
AUS 60 C2.1
PACM58
21
TCJ6633 219
PGEC614 312
ONR 60 311
SOS 61 417
18MJ634 218
I BMJ604 391
TCB6621 12
EJCC51 190
ICSI5Bl 77
WJCC56
31
TCJ4612 95
I BMJ612 93
AUS 572 212
EJCC60
97
TCJ6633 210
CAC~615 212
AUS 63 A.18
TCJ4611 34
EJCC61 209
TC87632 43
IFlP62 354
IBMJ584 289
TCJ5634 305
PACM62
96
NCR 514 96
I B~J622 192
WJCC57
52
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TITLE WOltD INDEX

TRANSPOltTATION COMPANY
TRANSPOltTATlON COSTS
TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES AND SOME COMPUTER APPLICATI
TRANSPOltTATlON METHOD OF L1NEAlt PROGRAMMING
TltANSPORTATIDN PROBLEM
TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM
TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM
TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM
TRANSPORTING THE RECORDING MEDIA
TRANSPOSING A ~ATRIX
TRANSPOSING MATRICES IN A DIGITAL COMPUTER
SELECTIVE INSTRUCTION TRAP FOR THE 1090
TRAPPED-FLUX SUPERCDNDUCTING MEMORY
INTEGER PROGRAMMING FORMULATION OF TRAVELING SALESMAN PROBLEMS
DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING TREATMENT OF THE TRAVELLING SALESMAN PROBLEM
THE TRE HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL COMPUTER
THE MARK 5 SYSTEM OF AUTOMATIC CODING FOR TREAC
AN APPROXIMATE METHOD FOR TREATING A CLASS OF MULTI QUEUE PROBLEMS
PARAMETRIC TECHNIQUES FOR ELIMINATING DIVISION AND TREATING SINGULARITIES IN COMPUTER SOLUTIONS OF DRDIN
·PARAMETRIC TECHNIQUES FOR ELIMINATING DIVISION AND TREATING SINGULARITIES IN COMPUTER SOLUTIONS OF ORDIN
NTIAL EQUATICN
NUMERICAL TREATMENT OF A FOURTH ORDER PARABOLIC PARTIAL OIFFERE
NTIAL EQUATIONS
NUMERICAL TREATMENT OF A SET OF FOURTH ORDER HYPERBOLIC DIFFERE
A THERMODYNAMIC TREATMENT OF DILUTE SUPERCONDUCTING ALLOYS
ONLY
ANALYTIC TREATMENT OF REAL FUNCTIONS GIVEN IN DISCRETE POINTS
DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING TREATMENT OF THE TRAVELLING SALESMAN PROBLEM
ON STATIC AND DYNAMIC TREATMENT OF TYPES IN ALGOL TRANSLATORS
A COMPUTER METHOD FOR RADIATION TREATMENT PLANNING
THE DETERMINATION OF MOVING FIELD ISODOSE CURVES' FOR TREATMENT PLANNING IN RADIOTHERAPY
ICAL METHOD FOR
RIGOROUS TREATMENTS OF VARIABLE TIME DELAYS
MINIMIZATION OF THE PARTIALLY-DEVELOPED TRANSFER TREE
THE BALANCED TREE AND ITS UTILIZATION IN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
A GENERALIZED TREE CIRCUIT
.DECOMPOSITION THEORY
GENERALIZED TREE CIRCUIT. THE BASIC 8UILDING BLOCK OF AN EXTENDED
A GROWING TREE FOR DESCRIPTOR LANGUAGE TRANSLATION
USE OF TREE STRUCTURES FOR PROCESSING FILES
STORAGE AND SEARCH PROPERTIES OF A TREE-ORGANIZED MEMORY SYSTEM
CONSTANT-WEIGHT COUNTERS AND DECODING TREES
MINIMIZATION OVER BOOLEAN TREES
YSTEMS PART III. MINIMIZATION OF NONSINGULAR BOOLEAN TREES
ICAL METHODS FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF SWITCHING S
TREES AND ROUTINES
TREES
BY
HEIGHT AND DIAMETER
THE ENUMERATION OF
MANIPULATION OF TREES IN INFOR~ATION RETRIEVAL
SO~E COMBINATORIAL PROPERTIES OF CERTAIN TREES WITH APPLICATIONS TO SEARCHING AND SORTING
TREES. FORESTS AND REARRANGING
SING IN BUSINESS AND MANAGI
SURVEY OF PROGRESS AND TREND OF DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF AUTOMATIC DATA PROCES
SING IN BUSINESS AND MANAGI
SURVEY OF PROGRESS AND TREND OF DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF AUTOMATIC DATA PROCES
SING IN BUSINESS AND MANAGI
SURVEY OF PROGRESS AND TREND OF DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF AUTOMATIC DATA PROCES
DIGITAL COMPUTERS. PRESENT AND FUTURE TRENDS
EVALUATING ECONOMIC TRENDS
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING. PRESENT STATUS AND FUTURE TRENDS
I NTERPOLA TlON TRENDS FOR LARGE SCALE DIGITAL CCMPUTERS
FUTURE TRENDS IN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
MOO ERN TRENDS. IN CHARACTER RECOGNITION MACHINES
RECENT TRENDS IN COMPUTER PROGRAMMING AND NUMERICAL ANALYSIS
TRENDS IN DESIGN OF LARGE COMPUTER SYSTEMS
DEVELOPMENT
TRENDS IN ELECTRONIC BUSINESS DATA SYSTEMS
PROBLEMS OF SPEED AND COVERAGE
RECENT TRENDS IN SCIENTIFIC DOCUMENTATION IN SOUTH ASIA.
THE PRESENT STATUS. ACHIEVEMENT AND TRENDS OF PROGRAMMING FOR COMMERCIAL DATA PROCESSING
PRESENT STATUS AND TRENDS OF THE CRESDEN COMPUTER DEVELOPMENT IGERMANI
OF THE ELIMINATION METHOD OF REDUCING A MATRIX TO TRI-DIAGONAL FORM
INSTABILITY
NOTE ON THE SOLUTION OF CERTAIN TRI-DIAGONAL SYST.EMS OF LINEAR EQUATIONS
OF THE SECOND-ORDER FERROELECTRIC TRANSITIDN IN TRI-GLYCINE SULFATE
STUDY
EXPERIMENTAL RUSSIAN-ENGLISH MACHINE TRANSLAI
THE TRIAL TRANSLATOR. AN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING SYSTEM FOR
ACCEPTANCE TRIALS OF COMPUTER SYSTEMS FOR GOVERNMENT USE
NETWORK SOLUTION OF THE RIGHT TRIANGLE PROBLEM
I
STABILITV OF THE REDUCTION OF A MATRIX TO ALMOST TRIANGULAR AND TRIANGULAR FORMS BY ELEMENTARY SIMILAR
OF A GENERALIZED MATRIX OF POLYNOMIAL ELEMENTS TO TRIANGULAR FORM ON THE IBM 704
REDUCTION
F THE REDUCTION OF A MATRIX TO ALMOST TRIANGULAR AND TRIANGULAR FORMS BY ELEMENTARY SIMILARITY TRANSFORMAT
ONSIDERATIONS ON RELIABILITY PROPERTIES OF RECURSIVE TRIANGULAR SWITCHING NETWORKS
THEORETICAL C
GATES
THE RELIABILITY OF RECURSIVE TRIANGULAR SWITCHING NETWORKS BUILT OF RECTIFIER
SOLVING A TRANSCENDENTAL EQUATION
TRIANGULAR WALK PATTERN FOR THE DOWN-HILL METHOD OF
AMPLIFIERS
A FOUR-QUADRANT MULTIPLIER USING TRIANGULAR WAVES. DIODES. RESISTORS. 4ND OPERATIONAL
UNITARY TRIANGULARIZATION OF A NONSYMMETRIC MATRIX
REMARKS ON THE UNITARY TRIANGULARIlATION OF A NONSYMMETRIC MATRIX
GENERAL SYNTHESIS OF TRIBUTARY SWITCHING NETWORKS
THE TRICE. A HIGH SPEED INCREMENTAL COMPUTER
MICRO-PROGRAMMING AND TRICKOLOGY
ON STURM SEQUENCES FOR TRIDIAGONAL MATRICES
SOLUTION OF TRIDIAGONAL MATRICES
.THE LLT AND QR METHODS FOR SYMMETRIC TRIDIAGONAL MATRICES
EQUATIONS
QUASI-TRIOIAGONAL MATRICES AND TYPE-INSENSITIVE DIFFERENCE
GENERATED ERROR IN ROTATIONAL TRIDIAGONALIZATION
TRIE MEMORY
GATES AND TRIGGER CIRCUITS
EQUILIBRIUM
ELECTRONIC TRIGGER CIRCUITS HAVING SEVERAL STATES OF STABLE
PARALLEL FERRORESONANT TRIGGERS
THE CORDIC TRIGONOMETRIC COMPUTING TECHNIQUE
ANALOG CCMPUTING TECHNIQUE FOR THE SOLUTION OF TRIGONOMETRIC PROBLEMS
AN ELECTRONIC
OF MULTIPLIER ELEMENTS
TRIGONOMETRIC RESOLUTION IN ANALOG COMPUTERS BY MEANS
A NOTE ON THE EVALUATION OF TRIGONOMETRIC SERIES
THE TRIM PROBLEM
COMPUTING METHOOS FOR TRIM SCHEOULING IN THE PAPER INDUSTRY
COMPUTATION OF THE NUMBER OF SOLUTIONS OF CERTAIN TRINOMIAL CONGRUENCES
ON THE
DESIGN OF TRIODE FLIP-FLOPS FOR LONG-TERM STABILITY
P-N-PI-N TRIODE SWITCHING APPLICATIONS
ON SINGLE VS. TRIPLE ADDRESS COMPUTING MACHINES
AUTOMORPHISMS OF STEINER TRIPLE SYSTEMS
INVERSION OF TRIPLE-DIAGONAL COMPOUND MATRICES
RELIABILITY
THE USE OF TRIPLE-MODULAR REDUNDANCY TO IMPROVE COMPUTER
ANALYSIS OF TRL CIRCUIT PROPAGATION DELAY
ONS

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DECISION MAKING USING A COMPUTElt. A
ON THE LOCATION OF SUPPLY POINTS TO MINIMIZE
THE PROBLEMS OF PLANNING NEW METROPOLITAN
A GENEltALlZATlON OF THE
THE METHOD OF REDUCED MATRICES FOR A GENEltAL
THE METHOD OF REDUCED MATRICES FOR A GENERAL
A HIGH-SPEED COMPUTER TECHNIQUE FOR THE
AN INVESTIGATION OF REAL-TIME SOLUTION OF THE
.
DEVICES FOR
A METHOD FOR

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

TRA - TRL
CAN 62
21
IBSJ632 129
CAS 51
23
AUS 63 B.3
PACM56
41
JACM513 308
JACM582 132
JACM612 230
EJCC52
15
JACM584 383
TCJ2591 41
CACM633 101
IBMJ514 294
JACM604 326
JACM621 61
ADC 53
56
ARAP591 23
IBMJ613 204
PGEC621 42
PGEC624 510
JACM543 111
PACM58
1
IBMJ601 23
HARV571
3
JACM621 61
ROME62 325
CACM621 401
CACM630 625
PGEC633 307
PGEC572 92
PGEC636 863
JACM614 484
JACM634 562
ROME62 153
CACM635 272
CACM631 28
PGEC602 231
IBMJ605 543
IBMJ594 326
TCJ5621 33
IBMJ605 413
CACM6i2 103
JACM621 13
TCJ3602 84
CACM594 22
CACM595 11
CACM599 34
EJCC51 109
CAN 58 317
MTP 58 155
ECIP55 119
ARAP591
8
NSMT60 511
AODC62
33
WJCC61 361
WJCC54
16
ICSI581 589
DIP 62 312
ECIP55
46
TCJ56Z1 61
TCJ5634 327
IBMJ583 212
EJCC58 138
TCJ4613 185
WCR 584 123
JACM593 336
PACM59
29
JACM593 336
RTCS62
10
RTCS62 129
CACM621 399
PGEC592 222
JACM584 339
JACM602 185
PGEC635 464
NCR 584 206
DIP 62 269
JACM603 260
CACM611 314
TCJ6631 99
PACM59
31
JACM584 335
CACM609 490
ADC 53 ISl
CANB49 103
ADC 53 186
PGEC593 330
PGEC553 95
PGEC512 86
TCJ1594 162
IBSJ621 11
AUS 60 83.2
JACM514 505
PGEC532 14
PGECS92 loa
JACMS43 118
IBMJ605 460
JACM621 11
IBMJ622 200
EJCC58
99
366

TRL - TYP

TITLE WORD INDEX

WCRST CASE DESIGN OF VARIABLE-THRESHOLD TRL CIRCUITS
A TRULY AUTOMATIC COMPUTING SYSTEM
EDITOR'S NOTE ON SERIES APPROXIMATION TRUNCATION
TRUNCATION ERROR IN THE GRAEFFE ROOT-SQUARING METHOD
LUTIONS OF DIRICHLET PROBLEMS IN A OOMAINI
ON THE TRUNCATION ERROR OF DISCRETE APPROXIMATIONS TO THE SO
ESTIMA TlNG THE TRUNCATION ERROR WITH A MODIFIED RUNGE-KUTTA METHOD
PROPAGATION OF TRUNCATION ERRORS IN THE NUMERICAL SOLUTI ON OF ORDINA
RY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS BY REPEAl
BRAINS TRUST
A MODEL OF THE TRUST INVESTMENT PROCESS
COMPUTATIONAl
AIDS FOR DETERMINING THE MINIMAL FORM OF A TRUTH FUNCTION
DETERMINATION OF THE IRREDUNDANf. NORMAL FORMS OF A TRUTH FUNCTION ~Y ITERATED CONSENSUS OF THE PRIME IMP
BURROUGHS TRUTH FUNCTION EVALUATOR
LOGIC MATRICES AND THE TRUTH FUNCTION PROBLEM
ALGORITHM
FOR ANALYZING LOGICAL STATEMENTS TO PRODUCE A TRUTH FUNCTION TABLE
A CHART METHOD FOR SIMPLIFYING TRUTH FUNCTIONS
UNATE TRUTH FUNCTIONS
A
GENERALIZATICN OF A THEOREM OF QUINE FOR SIMPLIFYING TRUTH FUNCTIONS
SYMBOLIC LOGIC TRUTH MATRICES ON A COMPUTER
TRUTH
TABLE
METHOD
FOR
THE
SYNTHESIS
OF
COMBINATIONAL
A
LOGIC
SOME USES OF TRUTH TABLES
BINARY AND TRUTH-FUNCTIONAL OPERATIONS ON A DECIMAL COMPUTER
WITH AN EXTRACT COMMAND
H AN EXTRACT COMMAND'
CORRECTION TO 'BINARY AND TRUTH-FUNCTIONAL OPERATIONS ON A DECIMAL COMPUTER WIT
WHY NOT TRY A PLUGBOARD
ESTABLISHING ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING AT THE TRYGG-FYLGIA INSURANCE COMPANIES
TSHEBYSHEFF ALSO SEE 'CHEBYCHEFF'
TSHEBYSHEFF APPROXIMATIONS FOR POWER SERIES
THE TYPOTRON, A NOVEL CHARACTER DISPLAY STORAGE TUBE
OUTPUT DEVICES UTILIZING THE CHARACTRON SHAPED BEAM TUBE
HIGH SPEED COMPUTER
TIONS OF THE OSCILLOGRAPH TYPE ELECTROSTATIC STORAGE TUBE
DESIGN AND MANUFACTURING CONSIOERA
EQUIPMENT
ELECTRON TUBE AND CRYSTAL DIOOE EXPERIENCE IN COMPUTING
M-ACCESS STORES
THE CATHODE-RAY TUBE AS A COMMUTATING DEVICE IN LARGE-CAPACITY, RANDO
THE SELECTRON, A TUBE FOR SELECTIVE ELECTROSTATIC STORAGE
AUTOMATIC BEAM CURRENT STABILIZATION FOR WILLIAMS TUBE MEMORIES
A STUOY OF REFILL PHENOMENA IN WILLIAMS' TUBE MEMORIES
ELECTRON TVBE PERFORMANCE IN SOME TYPICAL MILITARY ENVIRONMENT
S
THE UNIVAC lVBE PROGRAM
A GLOW COUNTING TUBE READ-OUT TECHNIQUE AND ITS APPLICATION
CATHODE RAY TUBE STORAGE
CATHODE RAY TUBE STORAGE
AN IMPROVED CATHODE RAY TUBE STORAGE SYSTEM
THE
DESIGN AND OPERATION OF A PARALLEL-TYPE CATHODE-RAY-T~BE STORAGE SYSTEM
COORDINATE TUBES FOR USE WITH ELECTROSTATIC STORAGE TUBES
A FUNCTICN GENERATOR USING COLD CATHODE SELECTOR TUBES
A FUNCTlCN G.ENERATOR USING COlD-CATHODE SELECTOR TUBES
THERMISTORS FOR THE
GRADUAL APPLICATION OF HEATER VOLTAGE TO THERMIONIC TUBES
SPECIAL-PURPOSE TUBES FOR COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
THE TESTING OF CATHODE RAY TUBES FOR USE IN THE WILLIAMS TYPE STORAGE SYSTEM
COORDINATE TUBES FOR USE WITH ELECTROSTATIC STORAGE TUBES
WILLIAMS TUBES SELECTION PROGRAM
THE PLANNING OF TUBING MANUFACTURE, USING AN IBM 650 COMPUTER
REAL-TIME PRESENTATION OF REOUCED WIND-TUNNEL DATA
WIND TUNNEL DATA REDUCTION USING PAPER-TAPE STORAGE MEDIA
AN APPLICATION OF A COMPUTER TO WINO TUNNEL DESIGN, 1
AN APPLICATION OF A COMPUTER TO WINO TUNNEL DESIGN, 2
BISTABLE SYSTEMS
OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH APPLICATIONS TO TUNNEL DIODE CIRCUITS
TUNNEL DIODE DIGITAL CIRCUITRY
A TUNNEL DIODE FUNCTION GENERATOR
CALCUlATED WAVEFORMS FOR TUNNEL DIODE LOCKED PAIR
CALCULATED WAVEFORMS FOR THE TUNNEL DIODE LOCKED-PAIR CIRCUIT
TUNNEL DIODE LOGIC CIRCUITS
AN IMPROVED TUNNEL DIODE MEMORY SYSTEM
MERIT AND CIRCUIT TIME CONSTI
CHARACTERIZATION OF TUNNEL DIOOE PERFORMANCE IN TERMS OF DEVICE FIGURE OF
TUNNEL DIODE STORAGE USING CURRENT SENSING
A TUNNEL OIODE TENTH MICROSECOND MEMORY
TUNNEL DIODE T~RESHOLD LOGIC
HIGH-SPEED ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERTERS UTILIZING TUNNEL OIODES
A HIGH-SPEED ARITHMETIC UNIT USING TUNNEL DIODES
WHY TUNNEL DIODES (SWEDISH)
IS OF THE EFFECT OF COMPONENT
TOLERANCES ON THE AMPLIFICATION OF THE BALANCED-PAIR TUNNEL-OIODE CIRCUIT
A SURVEY OF TUNNEL-DIOOE DIGITAL TECHNIQUES
A HIGH-SPEED DIRECTCOUPLED MAGNETIC MEMORY SENSE AMPLIFIER EMPLOYING TUNNEL-OIODE DISCRIMINATORS
TUNNEL-DIODE FULL BINARY ADDER
A TUNNEL-DIODE HIGH-SPEED MEMORY
SOME NEW HIGH-SPEED TUNNEL-DIODE LOGIC CIRCUITS
TUNNEL-DIODE THRESHOLD DISCRIMINATOR TOLERANCE
ANALYSIS
BIAS-CONTROLLED TUNNEL-PAIR LOGIC CIRCUITS
ESAKt TUNNELING
SUPERCONDUCTIVITY AND ELECTRON TUNNELING
AUTCMATIC DATA-ACCUMULATION SYSTEM FOR WINO TUNNELS
THE RECORDING OF DATA IN THE WRE WIND TUNNELS
FINITE AND COMBINATORIAL AUTOMATA. TURING AUTOMATA WITH A PROGRAMMING TAPE
A SIMPLIFIED UNIVERSAL TURING MACHINE
SIMULATION OF A TURING MACHINE ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
WORDS IN THE HISTORY OF A TURING MACHINE WITH A FIXED INPUT
5-SVMBOL a-STATE AND 5-SYMBOL b-STATE UNIVERSAL TURING MACHINES
TURING MACHINES, FINITE AUTOMATA AND NEURAL NETS
SIMPLE TURING TYPE CO~PUTERS
A VARIANT TO TURING'S THEORY OF COMPUTING MACHINES
A ONE TURN MAGNETIC READING AND RECORDING HEAD FOR COMPUTER
USE
ON FINDING MINIMUM ROUTES IN A NETWORK WITH TURN PENALTIES
ON THE RECUCTION OF TURNAROUND TIME
A HEURISTIC fOR PAGE TURNING IN A MULTI PROGRAMMED COMPUTER
A TURNING POINT IN THE COMPUTER INDUSTRY
THE NEXT TWENTY YEARS IN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL, SOME GOALS AND
PREDICTIONS
ON THE SUM OF INVERSES OF PRI~ES AND OF TWIN PRIMES
ELECTRODEPOSITEO TWISTDR AND BIT WIRE COMPONENTS
A TWISTOR MATRIX MEMORY FOR SEMIPERMANENT INFORMATION
AN ELECTRICALLY ALTERABLE NONDESTRUCTIVE TWISTOR MEMORY
LARGE-CAPACITY CARD C~ANGEABLE PERMANENT MAGNET TWISTOR MEMORY
A CARD-CHANGEABLE PERMANENT-MAGNET-TWISTOR MEMORY OF LARGE CAPACITY
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PGECb23
WJCC5b
CACM5B9
JACMbDl
JACM5B1
PACM56
JACM551
EDPS61
tATH63
JACM6D4
PGEC602
JACM572
JACM593
tACM583
PACM52P
PGEC611
PGEt612
PAtM59
PGEC614
HARV571
tACM5B5
CACM5B8
EJCC54
EDPS61

382
10
3

69
32
12
5

509
347
299
245
189
405
4

127
1

165
17

604
125
12
6
4
71

JACM574 487
NCR 5510 129
SACI58
51
ANL 53
83
EJCC53
67
LCMT61
99
HARV47 133
8
PGEC534
PGEC591 23
EJCC53
17
PGEt533
8
PGEC593 317
CAMB49
26
ADC 53 212
WJCC53 167
I EES56 319
HARV49
96
AUS bO C8.2
PGEC611 71
PGEC581 61
WJCC58
96
PACM52T 42
HARV49
96
PACM52T 110
BCS 58 195
EJCC57
~O
JACM562 101
TCJ1581 42
TCJ1582 64
IBMJ613 226
PGEC603 295
NCR 612 Ib4
P IRE611 146
EJCC60 233
PGECb04 430
IBMJ633 199
IBMJ622 170
WJCC61 427
NCR 602 114
NCR 612 271
PGECb12 273
PGEC635 503
BIT 611
2
PGEC633 269
PIRE611 136
PGEC633 282
PGEC622 213
I FIP62 603
18MJb22 158
PGEC633 296
PGECb26 773
I BMJ594 364
IBMJ621 34
PGEC561
7
AUS 572 215
IF IP62 391
PACM52T 50
FJCt63
35
J ACM634 526
JACM614 476
JACM614 467
HACC59
31
JACM511 63
NCR 554 95
CACM612 107
FJCC62 161
CACMb29 480
CACM606 380
WJCC59
81
BIT 611 15
PGEC594 465
WJCC59
36
PGECb04 451
LCMT61 177
PGEC613 451
367

TWI - UNI

TITLE WORD INDEX

A CARD CHANGEABLE NONDESTRUCTIVE READOUT
SPl-lEROIDS
MAGNETIC FIELDS OF
LOGICAL DESIGN
BOUNDS ON "INI~AL TERMINAL STATE EXPERIMENTS FOR
COMPILATION FOR
PROBLEMS
ANALOG REPRESENTATION OF POISSON'S EQUATION IN

TWISTOR STORE
TWISTORS REPRESENTED BY CONFOCAL HOLLOW PROLATE
TWO APPROACHES TO INCORPORATING REOUNDANCY INTO
TWO CLASSES OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
LEAST UPPER
TWO COMPUTERS WITH NELIAC
TWO CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE TECHNIQUES OF QUEUING
TWO DIMENSIONS
TWO FAMILIES OF LANGUAGES RELATED TO ALGOL
NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF TWO GENERALIZED elLIPTIC INTEGRALS
A NEW METHOD FOR GENERATING A FUNCTION OF TWO INDEPENDENT VARIABLES
AN ESTIMATION OF THE RELATIVE EFFICIENCY OF TWO INTERNAL SORTING METHODS
TWO METHODS FOR WORD INVERSION ON THE IBM 709
A FULL BINARY ADDER EMPLOYING TWO NEGATIVE-RESISTANCE DIODES
TIC SOLUTION OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH TWO POINT BOUNDARY CONDITIONS
lOG RAM FOR THE AUTOMA
TWO PROBLEMS IN FLUID MECHANICS
COMPUTERS
TWO PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES FOR ONE-PLUS-ONE ADDRESS
TWO SQUARE-ROOT APPROXIMATIONS
ALGEBRAIC COMPILER
TWO SUBROUTINES FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION WITH AN
PERCEPT RON
TWO THEOREMS OF STATISTICAL SEPARABILITY IN THE
TWO THINK PIECES
2, A TRANSISTORIZED ANALOG MEMORY FOR FUNCTIONS OF TWO VARIABLES
FOXY
A 7090 PROGRAM TO COMPUTE HYPERGEOMETRIC SERIES IN TWO VARIABLES
CHIC,
CSIRAC
A TWO-ADDRESS METHOD OF INTERPRETIVE CODING FOR THE
TWO-COLLECTOR TRANSISTOR FOR BINARY FULL ADDITION
OPTIMAL ALLOCATION OF ITEMS IN A SINGLE, TWO-CONCEPT AUTOMATED TEACHING MODEL
AND MECHANIZATIONS
A TWO-DIMENSIONAL ITERATIVE NETWORK COMPUTING TECHNIQUE
MEMORIES
ON THE WIRING OF TWO-DIMENSIONAL MULTIPLE-COINCIDENCE MAGNETIC
TWO-DIMENSIONAL PARITY CHECKING
NUMERICAL METHODS FOR COMPUTING TWO-DIMENSIONAL UNSTEADY FLUID MOTION
CASCADED SWITCHING NETWORKS OF TWO-INPUT FLEXIBLE CELLS
TWO-LEVEL CORRELATION ON AN ANALOG COMPUTER
A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE FOR A TWO-LEVEL FACTORIAL DESIGN
ROGRAM FOR OBTAINING IRREDUCIBLE REPRESENTATIONS FOR TWO-LEVEL MULTIPLE INPUT-OUTPUT LOGICAL SYSTEMS
IP
IP
ROGRAM FOR OBTAINING IRREDUCIBLE REPRESENTATIONS FOR TWO-LEVEL MULTIPLE INPUT-OUTPUT LOGICAL SYSTEMS'
SOME TECHNIQUES FOR DEALING WITH TWO-LEVEL STORAGE
METRIC MATRIX BY GIVENS' METHOO IN A COMPUTER WITH A TWO-LEVEL STORE
lOR THE CO-OIAGONALIZATION OF A SYM
ENCE EQUATION
SOME COMPUTATIONAL RESULTS ON 'TWO-LINE' ITERATIVE METHODS FOR THE BIHARMONIC DIFFER
STUDIES OF RENEW.AL PROCESSES
TWO-PARAMETER LIFETIME DISTRIBUTIONS FOR RELIABILITY
-LINEAR EQUATIONS AND OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH TWO-POINT BOUNDARY CONDITIONS
THE SOLUTION OF NON
MULTIPLE SHOOTING METHOD FOR TWO-POINT BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS
COMPUTATION OF GREEN'S FUNCTION FOR INTEGRATING TWO-POINT BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS
ANALOG
EFFECTIVENESS OF TWO-STEP SMOOTHING IN DIGITAL CONTROL COMPUTERS
AN EVALUATION OF SEVERAL TWO-SUMMAND BINARY ADDERS
A METHOD FOR SYNTHESIS OF TWO-VALUED FEEDBACK CIRCUITS
DIAL TELEPHONES
DATA-DIAL, TWO-WAY COMMUNICATION WITH COMPUTERS FROM ORDINARY
DIGITAL COMPUTERS
TWO'S COMPLEMENT MULTIPLICATION IN BINARY PARALLEL
TX-O, A TRANSISTOR COMPUTER
MEMORY UNITS IN THE LINCOLN TX-2
TRANSISTOR CIRCUITRY IN THE LINCOLN TX-2
A FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION OF THE LINCOLN TX-2 COMPUTER
THE LINCOLN TX-2 COMPUTER DEVELOPMENT
THE LINCOLN TX-2 INPUT-OUTPUT SYSTEM
AGATHA TYCHE, OF NERVOUS NETS, THE LUCKY RECKONERS
MATRIX ITERATION PROCESSES OF BERNOULLI AND GRAEFFE TYPE
ON MODERN
ITERATIVE METHODS OF LINEAR ALGE
BRA WITH CONVERGENCE OF BERNOULLI'S AND OF GRAEFFE'S TYPE (GERMANI
PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS OF THE MIXED TYPE AND METHODS OF THEIR SOLUTION
SIMPLE TURING TYPE COMPUTERS
ORETICAL CONSIDERATION OF COMPUTING ERRORS OF A SLOW TYPE ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER
THE
AND MANUFACTURING CONSIDERATIONS OF THE OSCILLOGRAPH TYPE ELECTROSTATIC STORAGE TUBE
DESIGN
CAPAC IT ANCE TYPE FIXED MEMCRY
COMPUTER TYPE INSTRUMENTS
RELIABILITY OF A MATRIX TYPE MAGNETIC STORE WITH LINEAR SELECTION
AN EVALUATION OF RUNGE-KUTTA TYPE METHODS FOR HIGHER ORDER DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
N OF A NORMAL REGION IN A THIN SUPERCONDUCTI
A NEW TYPE OF BISTABLE ELEMENT INVOLVING THERMAL PROPAGATIO
SISTORS AND MAGNETIC CORES
A NEW AND SIMPLE TYPE OF DIGITAL CIRCUIT TECHNIQUE USING JUNCTION TRAN
A NEW TYPE OF FERROELECTRIC SHIFT REGISTER
ON THE COMPUTATION OF A CERTAIN TYPE OF INCOMPLETE BETA FUNCTIONS
A NOVEL TYPE OF ISOGRAPH (ALGEBRAIC EQUATION SOLVER)
SURVEY OF MECHANICAL TYPE PRINTERS
SURVEY OF NONMECHANICAL TYPE PRINTERS
NEWTON-COTES TYPE QUADRATURE FORMULAS WITH TERMINAL CORRECTIONS
SENSING EQUIPMENT
AUTOMATIC TYPE SIZE NORMALIZATION IN HIGH SPEED CHARACTER
THE
TESTING OF CATHODE RAY TUBES FOR USE IN THE WILLIAMS TYPE STORAGE SYSTEM
THE REMINGTON RAND TYPE 409-2 ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
THE IBM TYPE 610 AUTO-POINT COMPUTER
THE IBM MAGNETIC DRUM CALCULATOR TYPE 650
MATRIX INVERSION ON THE IBM TYPE 650
A PROGRAMMED BINARY COUNTER FOR THE IBM TYPE 650 CALCULATOR
PUBLIC UTI LtTy CUSTOMER ACCOUNTING ON THE TYPE 650 MAGNETIC DRUM DATA PROCESSING MACHINE
THE IBM MAGNHIC DRUM CALCULATOR TYPE 650, ENGINEERING AND DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
THE PACT I CODING SYSTEM FOR THE IBM TYPE 701
THE SYSTEM DESIGN OF THE IBM TYPE 701 COMPUTER
ENGINEERING DESCRIPTION OF THE IBM TYPE 701 COMPUTER
THE ARITHMETIC ELEMENT OF THE IBM TYPE 701 COMPUTER
DIAGNCSTIC PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES FOR THE IBM TYPE 701 E.D.P.M.
LUTION OF A PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION ON THE IBM TYPE 701 ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING MACHINES
IAL SO
BUSINESS
THE IBM TYPE 702, AN ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING MACHINE FOR
MOOIFICATION WITH INDEX REGISTERS USED IN EDPM TYPE 704 (GERMAN)
ADDRESSPRINT I, A PROPOSED COOING SYSTEM FOR THE IBM TYPE 705
THE IBM TYPE 705 AUTOCCDER
QUASI-TRIDIAGONAL MATRICES AND TYPE-INSENSITIVE DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS
MPUTER TO SOLVE A PROBLEM OF THE OPERATIONS RESEARCH TYPE, (THAT OF ECONOMICAL PLANNING PERIOD FOR ENGINEE
A TYPED PAGE REACER
TRANSFER FACILITIES BETWEEN MEMORIES OF DIFFERENT TYPES
THE CLASSIFICATION OF ENGLISH VERBS BY OBJECT TYPES
FOR COMMUNICATION BETWEEN COMPUTERS OF DIFFERENT TYPES
A LANGUAOE DESIGNED
ON STATIC AND DYNAMIC TREATMENT OF TYPES IN ALGOL TRANSLATORS
SETS OF TAPES ACCEPTED BY DIFFERENT TYPES OF AUTOMATA
TYPES OF CIRCUITS, GENERAL
A~ALYSIS OF THE RESIDUAL GASES IN SEVERAL TYPES OF HIGH-VACUUM EVAPORATORS
368

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

TRL - TYP
WJCC59
41
PGEC602 199
RTCS62 379
JACM614 601
CACM60N 607
TC.l3602 114
PGEC604 490
JACM623 350
PACM62 108
PGEC573 167
CACM6DN 618
CACM60D 658
IBMJ583 223
ROME62 685
AUS 60S'l.1
JACM573 214
CACM58N 13
CACM612 102
MTP 58 419
CACM601
1
WJCC59 338
PACM61 6A4
AUS 571 124
(8MJ513 212
PLCI61
25
WOC062
93
PGEC561 19
JACM612 186
TCB6634 127
PGEC622 136
PGEC614 752
CACM636 309
JACM631 48
J ACM632 256
TCJ2604 189
TCJ4612 117
JACH613 359
IBMJ591 58
TCJ4613 255
CACM62D 613
PGEC621 51
PIRE530 1465
PGEC6D2 213
PACM52P 265
CACM630 622
PGEC553 118
EJCC56
93
WJCC57 160
WJCC57 167
WJCC57 146
WJCC57 143
WJCC57 156
MTP 58 611
JACM583 246
ECIP55 171
IF IP62 122
HACC59
31
PGEC584 306
ANL 53
83
LCMT61
53
BIT 621
1
CENG59 158
JACM614 637
ONR 60 113
I EES56 412
PGEC564 184
CACM63N 689
PGEC582 97
EJCC52 106
EJCC52 113
TCJ5623 230
NCR 584 318
PACM52T 42
PIRE530 1332
SACI58
17
JACM!>41 13
LSU 55 153
CACM581 11
JACM544 173
WJCC54 140
J ACM564 212
PIRE530 1262
P IRE530 1275
PIRE530 1281
NCR 5.37 55
PACM52T 115
JACM544 149
ECJP55 150
WJCC56
45
WJCC56
49
PACM59
31
AUS 60 S2.2
OCR 62
85
ECIP55 118
MTL 611
83
ROME62 791
ROME62 325
JACM611 81
MSEE462 15
I BMJ602 130
368

TVP - UNI

TITLE WORD INDEX

SOLUTION

THE BASIC
THE ESSENTIAL
IMPORTANCE OF RELIABiliTY ANO ACCURACY FOR DIFFERENT
THE PHONETIC
THE REACTIVE
FLEXIBILITY
THE ~INCOlN KEYBOARD, A
THE ORGANIZATION OF A
ELECTRON TUBE PERFORMANCE IN SOME
THE
NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS,
THE
RUSSIAN VISIT TO
RUSSIAN VISIT TO
REVIEW OF
SOME ASPECTS OF COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY IN THE
NOTES ON THE STATE OF DIGITAL COMPUTING IN THE
AlCUlATING MACHINE OF THE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE
THE HIGH-SPEED ELECTRONIC COMPUTER OF THE
THE
A FIVE MICROSECOND MEMORY FOR
ANALYSIS OF SIGNAL TRANSMISSION IN
PANEL ON

TYPES OF INFORMATION TASKS AND SOME METHOOS OF THEIR
TYPES OF OPERATION IN AN AUTOMATIC COMPUTER
TYPES OF SYSTE~
THE RELATIVE
TYPEWRITER
TYPEWRITER
TYPEWRITER KEYBOARD DESIGNED FOR COMPUTER INPUT
TVP I CAL MACH IN E
TYPICAL MILITARY ENVIRONMENTS
TYPOTRON, A NOVEL CHARACTER DISPLAY STORAGE TUBE
U.C.l.A.
THE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM IN
U.C. T. IN EUROPE
U.S. COMPUTERS
U. S. COMPUTERS
U.S. MAGNETIC TAPE UNITS
U.S.S.R.
U.S.S.R.
U.S.S.R.
THE HIGH-SPEED ELECTRONIC C
U.S.S.R. ACADEMY OF SCIENCES IBESM)
UCLA VARIABLE STRUCTURE COMPUTER SYSTEM
UDOFT COMPUTER
ULTRA HIGH SPEED TRANSISTORIZED DIGITAL COMPUTERS
ULTRA-HIGH-SPEED COMPUTERS
ULTRASONIC ATTENUATION IN SUPERCONDUCTORS
MAGNETOSTRICTIVE ULTRASONIC DELAY liNES FOR A PCM COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
SOME RECENT RESEARCH ON ULTRASONIC PROPATATION IN SOLID MEDIA
liNEAR PROGRAMMING APPLIED TO ULTRAVIOLET ABSORPTION SPECTROSCOPY
UNATE TRUTH FUNCTIONS
PROPOSAL FOR AN UNCOL
A FIRST VERSION OF UNCOl
UNCOl, THE MYTH AND THE FACT
AN ALTERNATE FORM OF THE 'UNCOl' DIAGRAM
RODUCTION OF A.O.P. FOR RECORDING CONTRIBUTIONS PAID UNDER THE NEW GRADUATED PENSIONS SCHEME
ION THE INT
THE IMPACT OF AUTOMATIC COMPUTING MACHINES UPON THE UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULUM
PLAIN
ANALOG SIMULATION OF UNDERGROUND WATER FLOW IN THE lOS ANGELES COASTAL
INFERENTIAL MEMORY AS THE BASIS OF MACHINES WHICH UNDERSTAND NATURAL lANGUAGE
AUTOMOBILE SELECTIVE UNDERWRITING AND AUTOMATIC RATING ON THE IBM 650
HEMATICAl MODEL FOR DETERMINING THE PROBABILITIES OF UNDETECTED ERRCRS IN MAGNETIC TAPE SYSTEMS
A MAT
THE "INI~IZATION OF BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS CONTAINING UNEQUAL AND NONLINEAR COST FUNCTIONS
MAGNETIZATION OF UNIAXIAL CYLINDRICAL THIN FILMS
A UNIFIED INDEX TO SCIENCE
REPORT ON SOME PRINCIPLES OF THE UNIFIED TRANSFER SYSTEM
UNIFlUXOR, A PERMANENT MEMORY ELEMENT
TATES OF A MACHINE
ON THE LENGTH OF THE SMALLEST UNIFORM EXPERI~ENT WHICH DISTINGUISHES THE TERMINAL S
A NUMERICAL INTEGRATION METHOO WITH NON-UNIFORM INTERVALS
IMI
REMARKS ON 'AN EFFICIENT METHOD FOR GENERATING UNIFORMLY DISTRIBUTED POINTS ON THE SURFACE OF AN N-D
IMENSIONAl SPHI
AN EFFICIENT METHOD FOR GENERATING UNIFORMLY DISTRIBUTED POINTS ON THE SURFACE OF AN N-O
A NOTE ON A METHOO FOR GENERATING POINTS UNIFORMLY ON N-DIMENSIONAL SPHERES
EXECUTION
AN ATTEMPT TO UNIFY THE CONSTITUENT CONCEPTS OF SERIAL PROGRAM
OF MULTIPLE-OUTPUT SWITCHING NETWORKS COMPOSED OF UNilATERAL DEVICES
THE SIMPLIFICATION
A VISIT TO COMPUTATION CENTERS IN THE SOVIET UNION
AND DATA PROCESSING DEVELOPMENTS IN THE SOVIET UNION
STATUS OF DIGITAL COMPUTER
INTEGRATED DEVICES USING DIRECT-COUPLED UNIPOLAR TRANSISTOR lOGIC
TO LINEARIZING MAGNETIC RECORDING SYSTEMS
A UNIQUE VARIABLE TIME DELAY NETWORK WITH APPLICATION
UNIQUENESS OF WEIGHTED CODE REPRESENTATIONS
THE UNISERVO-TAPE READER AND RECOROER
MERCURY OElAY LINES AS A MEMORY UNIT
A DECIMAL ADDITION-SUBTRACTION UNIT
A FAST PARALLEL ARITHMETIC UNIT
SORTING ON A MULTIPLE MAGNETIC TAPE UNIT
AN EXPERIMENTAL 50-MEGACYCLE ARITHMETIC UNIT
AN AIR-FLOATING DISK MAGNETIC MEMORY UNIT
THE ROLE OF THE FERRITE CORE IN A MATRIX STORAGE UNIT
A BUILT-IN TABLE LOOKUP ARITHMETIC UNIT
A 2.18-MICROSECONO MEGABIT CORE STORE UNIT
THE CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT
THE LOOK-AHEAO UNIT
THE NEW IBM OISK STORAGE UNIT
OF AUTCMATIC MONITORING OF A SERIAL ARITHMETIC UNIT
A METHOD
OF A COMPUTER WITH AN INOEPENOENT ADDRESS OPERATION UN IT I GERMAN I
THE LOGICAL DESIGN
A DEMONSTRATION OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING BY PACKAGED UNIT CONSTRUCTION
THE EllIOTT-NRDC COMPUTER 401,
A SOLUTION FOR AUTOMATIC UNIT CONTROL
READY-TO-WEAR UNIT CONTROL PROCEDURE
UNIT CONTROL SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
A SONIC DELAY-liNE STORAGE UNIT FOR A DIGITAL COMPUTER
AN INPUT-OUTPUT UNIT FOR ANALOG COMPUTERS
A HIGH SPEED, SMALL SIZE MAGNETIC DRUM MEMORY UNIT FOR SU8MI~IATURE DIGITAL COMPUTERS
DESIGN OF AN ARITHMETIC UNIT INCORPORATING A NESTING STORE
THE CENTRAL CONTROL UNIT OF THE ATLAS COMPUTER
THE INSTRUCTION UNIT OF THE STRETCH CO~PUTER
A HIGH-SPEED ARITHMETIC UNIT US ING TUNNEL DIODES
USE OF A DIGITAL ANALOG ARITHMETIC UNIT WITHIN A CIGITAl COMPUTER
APPLICATIONS TO THE MAGNETIC TAPE STORAGE UNIT, FACIT ECI'64 I THE CAROUSEL MEMORYI
THE Q.R. TRANSFORMATION, A UNITARY ANALOGUE TO THE l.R. TRANSFORMATION, PART 1
UNITARY TRIANGUlARIZATION OF A NONSY~METRIC MATRIX
REMARKS ON THE UNITARY TRIANGUlARllATION OF A NONSY~METRIC MATRIX
COMPARATIVE DATA ON MACHINES AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED KINGOOM FOR CLERICAL USERS
ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTING IN THE UNITED STATES
A SURVEY OF HIGH-SPEED PRINTERS IN THE UNITED STATES
SIMULATION OF THE OUTIES OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
EMERGENCY
ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS AS TOOLS FOR MANAGEMENT IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1956
MATHE~ATICAL METHOOS IN LARGE-SCALE COMPUTING UNITS
A SERIES OF COMPUTERS USING PLUG-IN UNITS
CIRCUIT ELEMENTS AN~ COMPUTER UNITS
OEVElOPME~T OF EDP UNITS
SIZE AND SPEED OF THIN-MAGNETIC-Fll~ COMPUTER UNITS
NATURAL DATA UNITS
IBM 1440 DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM FEATURES FIVE NEW UNITS
REVIEW OF ·U.S. MAGNETIC TAPE UNITS
OF PROGRAM-MCDIFIABLE MICRD-PROGRAMMED CONTROL UNITS
THE DESIGN
SKIP TECHNIQUES FOR
HIGH-SPEED CARRY-PROPAGATION IN BINARYARlTHMETIC UNITS
369

COMPUTER liTERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

TWI - UNI
ICSI582
ECIP55
RMCS60
IFIP62
CACM631
CACM587
FTT 53
EJCC53
NCR 554
CLUN55
TCB3605
CACM59N
PGEC594
ICC 632
CAS 59
TCJ3603
JACM563
I EES56
WOC062
WCR 574
PGEC634
IFIP62
18MJ621
PGEC603
PACM52P
CACM632
PGEC611
CACM580
WJCC61
ARAP612
CACM613
TCJ3603
CTPC54
WJCC61
CATH63
CAS 55
I BMJ572
PACM62
IBMJ632
ICSI581
NSM160
WJCC60
JACM583
PACM59
CACM590
CACM594
CACM594
ROME62
PGEC604
CACM596
DNR 58
PGEC592
NCR 612
PGEC604
E JCC52
HARVt,7
I EES56
I EES56
PACM56
I BMJ573
WCR 574
CENG59
WJCC60
PGEC612
PCS 62
PCS 62
ICC 621
CENG59
ECIP55
ADC 53
WJCC54
WJCC54
WJCC54
I EES56
P IRE530
EJCC59
I F1P62
IFIP62
E JCC60
PGEC635
EJCC60
BIT 621
TCJ4613
JACM584
JACM602
TCB1573
CAM849
ICC 634
WJCC59
TCJ1594
HARV49
I EES56
AADC60
TC84601
IFIP62
PCS 62
CACM62D
ICC 632
PGEC623
PGEC614

823
1410

39
1045

48
4
67
71

129
145
79
4
4B9
88
30
164
129
280
182
262
372
7010

58
329
203
66
1
5
371
325
142
117
40
535
217
41
117
116
130
1061

88
91
266
2
26
17

19
237
411
8
98
101
487
47
103
138
520
28
257
227
143
239
233
202
228
33

134
148
273
96
82
89
491
1483
190
694
657
299
503
269
16
265
339
185
88
109
189
314
179

141
186
163
10
612
33
618
88
336
691
369

UNI - VAL

TITLE WORD INOEX

PROPAGATION SPEEO-UP CIRCUITS IN BINARY ARITHMETIC
ORGANIZATION OF COMPUTER ARITHMETIC AND CONTROL
STANOARDIZED PRINTED CIRCUIT
CONTROL
MEMORY
SUPERCONOUCTING FILMS LESS THAN 100 ANGSTROM
WITH SOME OR ALL VARIABLES REQUIRED TO BE ZERO OR
THE MODEL II
PUNCHED CARD TO ~AGNETIC TAPE CONVERTER FOR
HIGH ORDER MATRIX COMPUTATIONS OF THE
MAGNETIC READING-RECORDING HEAD DESIGN FOR
EXPERIENCE ON THE AIR FORCE
THE ELECTION AND THE
A MATRIX COMPILER FOR
E APPLICATION OF A GENERAL-PURPOSE COMPUTER
THE
THE AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING OF
SMALL BUSINESS APPLICATIONS USING A
INTEGRATED DATA PROCESSING WITH THE
INVENTORY RECORDS AND PAYROLL APPLICATION ON THE
FUNCTIONS
THE

A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF
UNITS
UNITS
DEVELOPMENTS IN THE LOGICAL
UNITS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
UNITS FOR SEQUENCING COMPLEX ASYNCHRONOUS OPERATIONS
UNITS IN THE LINCOLN TX-Z
UNITS THICK
UNITY
LINEAR AND QUADRATIC PROGRAMMING
UNITYPER
UNIVAC
UNIVAC
UNIVAC
UNIVAC
UN 1VAC
UNIVAC
UNIVAC AIRLINES RESERVATIONS SYSTEM, A SPECIAL-PURPOS
UNIVAC BY THE A-2 COMPILER SYSTEM (GERMANI
UNIVAC COMPUTING CENTER
UNIVAC FILE COMPUTER
UNIVAC FILE COMPUTER
UNIVAC FILE-COMPUTER APPLIED TO GENERAL ACCOUNTING
UNIVAC INPUT OEVICES
SCIENTIFIC APPLICATIONS FOR THE UNIVAC LARC
APPLICATION OF COMPUTERS TO CIRCUIT DESIGN FOR UNIVAC LARC
THE UNIVAC 14-460 CCMPUTER
UNIVAC OUTPUT DEVICES
UNIVAC RANDEX II, RANDOM ACCESS DATA STORAGE SYSTEM
PROGRAM INTERRUPT ON THE UNIVAC SCIENTIFIC COMPUTER
IQUES IN ASSEMBLY LINE BALANCING CIBM 1620, IBM 650, UNIVAC SOLID STATE 80)
COMPUTER TECHN
SYSTEMS PROGRAMS FOR THE IBM 650, OATATRON 205, AND UNIVAC SS-80
A LIST OF COMPUTER
THE UNIVAC SYSTEM
PERFORMANCE OF THE CENSUS UNIVAC SYSTEM
CENSUS EXPERIENCE OPERATING A UNIVAC SYSTEM
OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH UNIVAC SYSTEMS
THE UNIVAC TUBE PRCGRAM
A COBOL PROCESSOR FOR THE UNIVAC 1105
PROPOSED ADVANCED CODING SYSTEM FOR UNIVAC-LARC
UNIVAC-LARC HIGH-SPEED CIRCUITRY, CASE HISTORY
OESIGN OF UNIVAC-LARC SYSTEM, PART I
OESIGN OF UNIVAC-LARC SYSTEM, PART II
UNIVAC-LARC, ThE NEXT STEP IN COMPUTER DESIGN
THE UNIVAC, FILE CCMPUTER AND POINT OF SALE RECOROER
SOME PROBLEMS OF A UNIVERSAL AUTOCOoE
FORTRANSIT, A UNIVERSAL AUTO~ATIC CODING SYSTEM
STANDARDIZED PROGRAMMING METHODS AND UNIVERSAL CODING
NUMBER OF SUB-PROGRAMS S IMULT ANEOUSL Y
A UNIVERSAL COMPUTER CAPABLE OF EXECUTING AN ARBITRARY
A UNIVERSAL COMPUTER-LANGUAGE TRANSLATOR
PRiNCIPLES AND PROBLEMS OF A UNIVERSAL COMPUTER-ORIENTED LANGUAGE
CONVERSION E'UIPMENT
THE UNIVERSAL DATA TRANSCRIBER. A NEW APPROACH TO DATA
METHODS OF ESTIMATING THE EFFICIENCY OF UNIVERSAL DIGITAL COMPUTERS WITH PROGRAMME CONTROL
ENGINEERING RESEARCH
THE UNIVERSAL ELECTRONIC DIGITAL MACHINE (URALI FOR
SUGGESTIONS FOR A UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE (FRENCH)
PLANNING UNIVERSAL SEMI-AUTOMATIC CODING
SYNTAX IN UNIVERSAL TRANSLATION
A SIMPLIFIED UNIVERSAL TURING MACHINE
5-SYMBOL 8-STATE AND 5-SYMBOL 6-STATE UNIVERSAL TURING MACHINES
COMPUTER EDUCATION IN CANADIAN UNIVERSITIES
THE STATE OF THE ART, IBI COMPUTERS IN BRITISH UNIVERSITIES
DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN UN I VERS IT I ES
FACILITIES
THE IMPACT ON UNIVERSITIES OF THE EXPANSION IN THEIR COMPUTER
OIGITAL COMPUTERS IN UNIVERSITIES, II
DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN UNIVERSITIES, III
DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN UNIVERSITIES, IV
E.O.P., THE UNIVERSITIES' ROLE
THE COMPUTING LABORATORY IN THE UNIVERSITY
A REVIEW OF CCMPUTER DEVELOPMENTS AT MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY
CURRENT RESEARCH AT GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
THE COMPUTER IN THE UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER MATHEMATICS AT MOSCOW STATE UNIVERSITY
THE
RELIABILITY IN A COMPUTING MACHINE AT ~ANCHESTER UNIVERSITY
COMPONENT
THE LOGISTIC RELAY COMPUTER OF THE VIENNA TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY (GERMAN)
RMATION PROCESSING APPARATUS AT THE VIENNA TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY (GERMANI
ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS ANO INFO
DATA PROCESSING IN UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION
RN DATA PROCESSING TECHNIQUES TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO
CURRENT RESe.RCH ON AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION AT HARVARO UNIVERSITY ANO PREDICTIVE SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS
ORGANIZATION
THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY ATLAS OPERATING SYSTEM, PART I, INTERNAL
DESCRIPTION
THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY ATLAS OPERATING SYSTEM, PART II, USER'S
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY COMPILER SYSTEM
EQUIPPING THE UNIVERSITY COMPUTATION LABORATORY
INDUSTRY-EDUCATION PROJECT
THE UNIVERSITY COMPUTATION LABORATORY AS A COOPERATIVE
THE AUTOCOOE PROGRAMS DEVELOPED FOR THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY COMPUTERS
THE UNIVERSITY COMPUTING CENTER
REPORT ON A CONFERENCE OF UNIVERSITY COMPUTING CENTER DIRECTORS
POTENTIAL ROLES OF THE UNIVERSITY COMPUTING CENTERS
THE ORGANIZATION OF A UNIVERSITY COMPUTING CENTRE
EQUIPPING A UNIVERSITY COMPUTING LABORATORY
EQUIPPING A UNI VERSITY COMPUTING LABORATORY
EQUIPPING THE UNIVERSITY COMPUTING LABORATORY
ORGANIZING AND FINANCING A UNIVERSITY COMPUTING LABORATORY
THE CORNELL COMPUTING CENTER, A MINIMAL UNIVERSITY COMPUTING LABORATORY
THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE COMPUTING LABORATORY TO THE UNIVERSITY CURRICULUM
THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY OIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINE
THE ADELAIDE UNIVERSITY DYNAMIC A.D. NETWORK ANALYSER
PANEL ON UNIVERSI TY EDUCATION INFORMATION PROCESSING
SPEED COMPUTATION
STATUS OF UNIVERSITY EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS RELATIVE TO HIGH
COMMUNICATION SCIENCES IN A UNIVERSITY ENVIRONMENT
FIELDS
THE ROLE OF THE UNIVERSITY IN COMPUTERS, DATA PROCESSING, AND RELATED
FIELDS
THE ROLE OF THE UNIVERSITY IN COMPUTERS, DATA PROCESSING, AND RELATED
SUMM.RY OF ACTIVITIES OF THE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY IN THE FIELD OF INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
THE COMPUTER-RELATEO SCIENCES (SYNNOETICSI AT A UNIVERSITY IN THE YEAR 1975
DEMANO
EQUIPPING A UNIVERSITY LABORATORY TO SATISFY THE COMPUTATIONAL
370

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

TYP - UNI
IFIP62 671
PIRE611 53
PACM52P 135
PGEC624 483
WJCC57 160
ONR 60 162
AUS 63 B.7
PGEC534 1'1
EJCC5Z
8
PACM52P 181
ANL 53 213
EJCC53
62
CAS 56
'I
ACFl57
71
EJCC58 152
ECIP55 154
PACM56
11
WJCC56
'15
LSU 57 182
CAS 56
74
EJCC5Z
53
CAS 61 126
WJCC61 185
WJCC58
70
EJCC52
58
E JCC60 189
WJCC56
52
CAS 61
62
CACM600 537
EJCC51
6
EJCC51
16
ONR 53
30
PGEC521 33
PGEC533
8
CAS 60
26
ONR 56
4'1
PGEC613 426
EJCC59
5'1
EJCC59
66
EJCC56
16
AUS 573 314
ARAP591 16
CAN 5B 34'1
J ACM573 254
EJCC59 108
WJCC58 230
TCJ4624 305
WJCC58 225
TOMM58 184
JACM574 511
ICIP59 HZ
ONR 54
74
Nfl 612 593
PACM52T 50
JACM614 476
CAN 58
23
TCJ25'13 100
CACM607 407
TCJ5634 294
CACM608 476
CACM609 513
CACM600 544
AUS 63 A.16
CLUN55
3
AUS 572 208
NSMT60
63
MCF 61 181
CACM606 3"2
ADC 53 252
ECIP55 207
ECIP55
56
TCJ3601 15
AVS 60 A7.1
NSMT60 173
TCJ4613 222
TCJ4613 226
ONR 54
30
CLUN55 167
ClUN55 209
TCJ1581 15
CABS62 140
tACM600 519
lSU 58
8
TCJ3603 131
tLUN55 171
CLUN55 181
CLUN55 187
CLUN55 195
CLUN55 215
CLUN55 139
tAMB"9 119
AUS 572 221
IFIP62 763
CTPC54
22
IBMJ584 26B
WJCC5'1 11'1
CACM5'19
7
ICC 634 210
BIT 614 227
CLUN55 175
370

UNI - VAR

TITLE WORD INDEX

THE PROGRAM~ING STRATEGY USED WITH THE MANCHESTER
USE OF ELECTROMAGNETIC DELAY LINES IN THE ~ANCHESTER
THE ~ANCHESTER
MT RESEARCH AT THE
THE MOBIL COMPUTER LABORATORY,
THE INSTITUTE FOR COMPUTER RESEARCH OF THE
THE
THE
THE
THE NUMERICAL ANALYSIS PROGRAM AT THE
STATISTICAL PROGRAMS AT THE
THE
THE
CURRENT RESEARCH AT THE
SERVICES
A NEW DIMENSION IN
MAGNETIC FIU~,
FUNCTIONAL EVALUATION IN
BASIC OPERATIONS IN AN

UNIVERSITY MARK I COMPUTER
THE
UNIVERSITY MARK II DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINE
UNIVERSITY MARK II DIGITAL-COMPUTING MACHINE
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
UNIVERSITY OF ~ANCHESTER COMPUTING MACHINE
UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER COMPUTING MACHINE
UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER COMPUTING MACHINE
UNIVERSITY OF ~ARYLAND
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA
UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY ANALOGUE COMPUTER
UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO MODEL ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON ON MT
UNIVERSITY ROLE IN TRAINING PERSONNEL FOR COMPUTER
UNIVERSITY SER~ICE
UNLIMITED STORAGE
UNNORMALIZED ARITHMETIC
UNNORMALIZED ARITHMETIC SYSTEM
UNNORMALIZED FLOATING POINT ARITHMETIC
UNORTHODOX USES OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
PLANNED AND UNPLANNED SCIENTIFIC COMMUNICATION
LOST INFORMATION, UNPUBLISHED CONFERENCE PAPERS
SYMBOLIC REPRESENTATION OF THE NEURON AS AN UNRELIABLE LOGICAL FUNCTION
SOME RECURSIVELY UNSOLVABLE PROBLEMS IN ALGOL-LIKE LANGUAGES
A SCHEME FOR RECOGNIZING PATTERNS FROM AN UNSPECifIED CLASS
NUMERICAL METHODS FOR COMPUTING TWO-DIMENSIONAL UNSTEAOY FLUID MOTION
COMPUTER TECHNIQUES
UNUSUAL PROBLEMS AND THEIR SOLUTIONS BY DIGITAL
UNUSUAL TECHNICUES EMPLOYED IN HEAT TRANSFER PROGRAMS
THE POSSIBILITY OF SPEEDING UP COMPUTERS USING PARAMETRONS
S BANKS
TELLERTRON, A REAL-TIME UPOATING ANO TRANSACTION PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR SAVING
LINGUISTIC AND MACHINE METHODS FOR COMPILING AND UPDATING THE HARVARD AUTOMATIC DICTIONARY
SYNAPSE
AN UPPER BOUND ON THE INfORMATIONAL CAPACITY OF A
FOR TWO CLASSES OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
LEAST UPPER BOUNDS ON MINIMAL TERMINAL STATE EXPERIMENTS
THE GENERAL-PURPOSE ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER URAL FOR ENGINEERING RESEARCH PROBLEMS (GERMAN)
ThE UNIVERSAL ELECTRONIC DIGITAL MACHINE (URAL) FOR ENGINEERING RESEARCH
EXTERNAL LANGUAGE KLIPA FOR DIGITAL COMPUTER URAL-2
THE EXTERNAL LANGUAGE KLIPA FOR THE URAL-2 DIGITAL COMPUTER
REFLECTIONS ON THE lOP MISSION TO USA
E 5, CCMPUTERS AND INFORMATION PROCESSING, 15 MAYI
USA NATIONAL ACTIVITY REPORT TO ISO-TC 97-SUBCOMMITTE
UP E, COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION PROCESSING
USA NATIONAL ACTIVITY REPORT TO ISO-TC 97-WORKING GRO
INFORMATION PROCESSING
USA PARTICIPATION IN AN INTERNATIONAL GLOSSARY ON
THE USAF AUTOMATIC LANGUAGE TRANSLATOR. MARK I
L AND MACHINE TRANSLATION
THE ROLE OF USAf RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN INFORMATION RETRIEVA
SYSTEMS CONSIDERATIONS IN REAL-TIME COMPUTER USAGE
R QUASI-RHYTHMIC PATTERNS
DIGITAL COMPUTER USAGE IN ANALYSIS OF ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPH AND SIMILA
ON THE IMPLEMENTATION AND USAGE OF A LANGUAGE FOR CONTRACT BRIDGE BIDDING
WORDS WITH THE ROOT 'USE' HAVE BEEN PREVENTED FROM INDEXING
AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION IN THE USSR
OF RESEARCH IN THE THEORY OF RELAY NETWORKS IN THE USSR
A SURVEY
TUTE FOR SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL INFORMATION OF THE USSR ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
ING OF THE ALL-UNION INSTI
THE HIGH SPEED ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER OF THE USSR ACADEMY OF SCIENCES (GERMAN)
BESM,
COMPUTING CENTER OF THE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE USSR IN THE FIELD OF AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
IK OF TH
OF INFORMATIONAL-LOGICAL MACHINES IN CHEMISTRY (USSR)
THE PROSPECTS FOR THE UTILIZATION
THE UTECOM
A MATRIX INTERPRETIVE ROUTINE FOR THE UTECOM
FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION SORTING ON UTECOM
PIPE FLEXIBILITY ANALYSIS ON THE UTECOM COMPUTER
IN A BIG SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING CENTRE
UTILISATION OF AN ANALOGUE-TO-DIGITAL LINKAGE SYSTEM
PUBLIC UTILITY ACCOUNTING
DRUM DATA PReCESSING MACHINE
PUBLIC UTILITY CUSTOMER ACCOUNTING ON THE TYPE 650 ~AGNETIC
PUBLIC UTILITY CUSTOM[R BILLING
COMPUTERS AS AN AID TO UTILITY MANAGE~ENT
THE UTILITY OF ANASTOMOTIC NETS
PROGRAM DESIGN TO ACHIEVE MAXIMUM UTILIZATION IN A REAL-TIME COMPUTING SYSTEM
THE BALANCED TREE AND ITS UTILIZATION IN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
UTILIZATION OF COMPUTERS FOR INfORMATION RETRIEVAL
DEVICES
THE UTILIZATION OF DOMAIN-WALL VISCOSITY IN OATA-HANOLING
IMPACT OF COMPUTER DEVELOPMENT ON THE TRAINING AND UTILIZATION OF ENGINEERS
THE
PANEL DISCUSSION, UTILIZATION OF GERMANIUM DIODES
CHEMISTRY (USSR)
THE PROSPECTS FOR THE UTILIZATION OF INFORMATIONAL-LOGICAL MACHINES IN
POSSIBILITIES FOR THE PRACTICAL UTILIZATION OF LEARNING PROCESSES
SOME IMPORTANT FACTORS IN THE PRACTICAL UTILIZATION OF OPTICAL CHARACTER READERS
A MODERN APPROACH TO INVENTORY CONTROL UTILIZING A LARGE-SCALE EDPM
SCIENTIFIC DESIGN PROCEDURES UTILIZING A SMALL COMPUTER
AUTOMATIC PROGRAM CONTROL UTILIZING A VARIABLE REFERENCE fOR ADDRESSING
A GENERALIZED ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE PROGRAM UTILIZING BINARY LOGIC
AUTOMATIC SCANNING OF CARDIOVASCULAR DATA UTILIZING FOSDIC
NT RESPONSE
HIGH-SPEED CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES UTILIZING MINORITY CARRIER STORAGE TO ENHANCE TRANS IE
HIGH SPEED COMPUTER OUTPUT DEVICES UTILIZING THE CHARACTRON SHAPED BEAM TUBE
CAPACITY FILES
METHODS OF UTILIZING THIN MAGNETIC FILM PROPERTIES FOR LARGETIME AVERAGE THERMAL PROPERTIES OF A COMPUTER UTILIZING THIN-FILM SUPERCONDUCTING ELEMENTS
DIODELESS MAGNETIC SHIFT REGISTERS UTILIZING TRAN~FLUXORS
HIGH-SPEED ANALOG-To-DIGITAL CONVERTERS UTILIZING TUNNEL DIODES
RESERVATIONS COMMUNICATIONS UTLIZING A GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER
AN INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION PROCESSING LANGUAGE V
OF THE RESIDUAL GASES IN SEVERAL TYPES OF HIGH-VACUUM EVAPORATORS
ANALYSIS
DESIGN OF ITT 525 'VADE' REAL-TIME PROCESSOR
COMBINING ALGOL STATEMENT ANALYSIS WITH VALIDITY CHECKING
DESIGNED VARIANCE ANALYSI5
NO VALU, A PROGRAM TO COMPUTE MISSING VALUES IN A
AUTOMATIC METHOD FOR FINDING THE GREATEST OR LEAST VALUE OF A FUNCTION
AN
ON THE VALUE OF DEPENDENCY CONNECTIONS
THE VALUE Of LINEAR PROGRAMMING TO THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY
NOTE ON THE SOLUTION OF A CERTAIN BOUNDARY-VALUE PROBLEM
E METHOD FOR THE APPROXIMATE SOLUTION OF THE INITIAL VALUE PROBLEM FOR SYSTEMS OF QUASI-LINEAR PARTIAL OIF
A BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEM kITH EIGENVALUE ON THE BOUNOARY
SOME INVERSE CHARACTERISTIC VALUE PROBLEMS
REMARKS ON THE PRACTICAL SOLUTION OF CHARACTERISTIC VALUE PROBLEMS
THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF EXTENDED INITIAL VALUE PROBLEMS
MULTIPLE SHOOTING METHOD FOR TWO-POINT BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS
371

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

UNI - VAL
IEES56 151
IEES56 483
IEES56 241
NSMT60 140
ICC 633 174
ICC 623 159
EJCC51
57
MANC51
5
F TT 53 111
CLUN55 161
CACM612 108
AUS 512 211
PACM52T 154
NSMT60 155
LSU 58 151
CTPC54
91
AUS 60Al0.2
PACM62
63
PGEC636 696
JACM593 415
LSU 51
18
ICSI561 199
ICSI561 475
SOS 61
Yl
JACM631 29
OCR 62 227
TCB6634 127
WJCC56
79
EJCC59 143
ICIP59 461
NCR 624 101
ICSI582 '151
PACM52P 113
JACM614 601
ECIP55
80
JACM574 ~Hl
PACM62
26
CACM636 321
TC64603 77
CACM639 502
CACM632 51
CACM63N 658
NCR 584 296
66
WJCC59
PLCI61 273
IFIP62 433
ROME62 741
MTP 58 351
HARV571 26
ICSI581 511
ECIP55
76
MTP 58 257
JACM612 240
AUS 571 104
AUS 571 123
AUS 60 A6.3
AUS 60 64.3
IFIP62 236
BCS 58 244
JACM544 173
HACC59 8-11
AUS 63 A.5
RTCS62
62
WJCC59 299
PGEC636 863
CAS 56
22
WJCC57
/3
WJCC53
4
PECS52
1
JACM612 240
MTP 58 825
OCR 62 129
CAS 59
50
CAS 59 122
PECSS2
13
PACM5'.!
18
CAS 62
20
WJCC58 149
SACIS8
51
LCMT61 163
PGEC622 200
PGEC584 316
PGEC612 273
EJCC57 118
CACM604 205
I BMJ602 130
FJCC62 154
CACM607 418
PACM5'l
79
TCJ3603 175
MTL 612 50
CAS 62 169
BIT 621 61
IFIP62 169
PACM59
j4
JACM563 203
CACMS'l6 38
PACM61 2Al
CACM62D 613
HI

VAL - V.IE

TITLE WORD INDEX

UNI - VAR

THE COLLOCATION METHOD FOR THE SOLUTION OF BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS
ON PACM5S
6
ON NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF CERTAIN LINEAR BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS
A NOTE JACM583 258
PROCEDURE FOR PARAMETRIC MODEL BUILDING AND BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS
AN ITERATION WJCC61 519
GREEN'S FUNCTION FDR INTEGRATING TWO-POINT 80UNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS
ANALOG COMPUTATION OF PGEC621 57
AMMING OF DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS FOR ELLIPTIC BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS
AUTDMATIC CALCULATION AND PROGR IFIP62 126
METHOD FOR NONLINEAR PARABOLIC AND ELLIPTIC BOUNDARY-VALUE PROBLEMS
IMERICAL EXPERIMENTS USING NEWTON'S CACM614 187
NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE NEUMANN AND MIXED BOUNOARY VALUE PROBLEMS BY BOUNDARY CONTRACTION
JACM613 336
THE SOLUTION OF BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS BY THE METHOD OF KERNEL FUNCTIONS
PACM52P 1B7
LATION OF ERROR IN THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF INITIAL VALUE PROBLEMS FOR SYSTEMS OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL E ICIP59
36
BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS IN OOUBLY CONNECTEO· DOMAINS
PACM52P 193
MONTE CARLO SOLUTIONS OF BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS INVOLVING THE DIFFERENCE ANALOGUE OF A JACM592 204
N ELLIPTIC PARTI
MACHINES
A METHOD OF SOLVING BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS OF MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS ON PUNCH CARD JACM543 101
THE CHARACTERISTIC VALUE-VECTOR PROBLEM
JACM573 298
PACM52P 265
A METHOD FOR SYNTHESIS OF TWO-VALUED FEEDBACK CIRCUITS
MANY VALUED LOGICS AND RELIABLE AUTOMATA
SOS 61 135
SYNTHESIS OF N-VALUED SWITCHING CIRCUITS
PGEC581 52
THREE DIGITAL CIRCUITS
A THREE-VALUED SYSTEM OF LOGIC AND ITS APPLICATION TO BASE
ICIP59 407
NOTE ON THE PRACTICAL COMPUTATION OF PROPER VALUES
JACM593 360
CHARACTERISTIC VALUES AND VEC TORS OF DEFECTIVE MATRICES
CACM633 106
NO VALU, A PROGRAM TO COMPUTE MISSING VALUES IN A DESIGNED VARIANCE ANALYSIS
PACM59
79
AN ITERATIVE METHOD FOR FINDING STATIONARY VALUES OF A FUNCTION OF SEVERAL VARIABLES
TCJ5622 147
CHARACTERISTIC VALUES OF ARBITRARY MATRICES
PACM56
39
A METHOD FOR OBTAINING SPECIFIC VALUES OF COMPILING-PARAMETER FUNCTIONS
JACM623 319
EQUATION
PROGRAMMING FOR FINDING CHARACTERISTIC VALUES OF MATHIEUS EQUATION AND THE SPHEROIDAL WAVE
PECS52
14
fRIENCE IN THE USE OF MARGINAL-TESTING TECHNIQUES IN VALVE AND TRANSISTOR EQUIPMENT
EXP RMCS60
41
PROGRESS IN SIMULATION OF VALVE TRAIN DYNAMICS
PACM56
23
SOME STORAGE CIRCUITS BASED ON VALVES
IEES56 313
EXPERIMENTS
NO VAN, A VARIANCE ANALYSIS PROGRAM FOR FACTORIAL
PACM59
80
INITIAL STUDIES OF THE PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES OF VANADIUM THIN FILMS
DNR 60 121
FOR TRACKING ARTIFICIAL EARTH-SATELLITES AT THE VANGUARD COMPUTING CENTER
PREPARATIONS EJCC57
58
PROCESS
EPITAXIAL VAPOR GROWTH OF GE SINGLE CRYSTALS IN A CLOSED-CYCLE IBMJ603 248
INCORPORATION OF AS INTO VAPOR-GROWN GE
IBMJ603 275
STUCIES OF THE INCORPORATION OF IODINE INTO VAPOR-GROWN GE
RADIOTRACER IBMJ603 269
ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF VAPOR-GROWN GE JUNCTIONS
IBMJ603 256
IBMJ603 264
A VAPOR-GROWN VARIABLE CAPACITANCE OIOOE
PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO PROBLEMS IN ONE INDEPENDENT VARIABLE
ION TECHNIQUES IN NUMERICAL ANALYSIS, WITH IFIP62 149
A DEPENDENT VARIABLE ANALOG FUNCTION GENERATOR
PWCS54
2
A STATE VARIABLE ASSIGNMENT METHOD FOR ASYNCHRONOUS SEQUENTIA JACM632 209
L SWITCHING CIRCUITS
A NOTE ON THE NUMBER OF INTERNAL VARIABLE ASSIGNMENTS FOR SEQUENTIAL SWITCHING CIRCUIT PGEC594 439
S
A VARIABLE BINARY SCALER
PGEC552 70
PROCESSING MAGNETIC TAPE FILES WITH VARIABLE BLOCKS
CACM61D 555
18MJ603 264
A VAPOR-GROWN VARIABLE CAPACITANCE DIODE
ANI
SOLUTION Of LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH VARIABLE COEFFICIENTS BY THE ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL PGEC534
3
ANIZATION RANDOM NUMBER GENERATION IN THE FIXED PLUS VARIABLE COMPUTER SYSTEM
IRALLELISM IN COMPUTER ORG WJCC61 151
CASCADED VARIABLE CYCLE CONTROL AS APPLIED TO THE 220 COMPUTER WJCC58
63
MULTIPLE REDUCTION OF VARIABLE DEPENDENCY OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
JACM623 324
WORD-LENGTH ~EMORY
VARIABLE FIELD-LENGTH DATA MANIPULATION IN FIXED
PGEC635 512
MICROSADIC A HIGH-SPEED DATA-PREPARATION SYSTEM WITH VARIABLE FORMAT OUTPUT
WJCC58
40
A VARIABLE FUNCTION .DELAY FOR ANALOG COMPUTERS
PGEC573 187
TCJ1594 196
A METHOD fOR THE REDUCTION OF EMPIRICAL MULTI-VARIABLE FUNCTIONS
VARIABLE INFORMATION PROCESSING
PACM62 112
CONTINUOUS VARIABLE INPUT AND OUTPUT DEVICES
MSEE463 33
WJCC59 295
FILE SEARCHING USING VARIABLE LENGTH KEYS
ONVERSIDN, RECONVERSION AND COMPARISON TECHNIQUES IN VARIABLE LENGTH SORTING
C CACM635 261
SERIAL DIGITAL ADDERS FOR A VARIABLE RADIX OF NOTATION
ADC 53 120
AUTOMATIC PROGRAM CONTROL UTILIZING A VARIAB~E REFERENCE FOR ADDRESSING
PECS52
13
PACM61 10Al
QUADRATIC PROGRAMMING WITH BOUND~D VARIABLE RESTR ICTIONS
VARIABLE SCOPE SEARCH SYSTEM VS3
ICSI582 1111
I BMJ624 407
A OISCRETE QUEUEING PROBLEM WITH VARI ABLE SERVI CE TIMES
A GUIDED MISSILE
THE DESIGN OF A THREE DIMENSIONAL VARIABLE SPEED, HEIGHT AND MASS AERODYNAMIC MODEL OF AUS 60B'10.3
VARIABLE
STRUCTURE
COMPUTER
WJCC60
33
ORGANIZATION OF COMPUTER SYSTEMS, THE FIXEO PLUS
WOC062 182
THE UCLA VARIABLE STRUCTURE COMPUTER SYSTEM
PGEC636 1~5
AlTOMATIC ASSIGNMENT OF COMPUTATIONS IN A VARIABLE STRUCTURE COMPUTER SYSTEM
PGEC622 155
LOGARITHMIC ANt EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION EVALUATION IN A VARIABLE STRUCTURE OIGITAL COMPUTER
PGEC635 532
DETERMINISTIC AND STOCHASTIC RESPONSE OF LINEAR TIME VARIABLE SYSTE~S
RIZING MAGNETIC RECORDING SYSTEMS
A UNIQUE VARIABLE TIME DELAY NETWORK WITH APPLICATION TO LINEA NCR 612 101
.
RIGOROUS TREATMENTS OF VARIABLE TIME DELAYS
PGEC633 307
VARIABLE WIDTH STACKS
CACM630 608
RO APPROACH ON ELECTRONIC DATA-PROCESSING SYSI
THE VARIABLE WORD AND RECORD LENGTH AND THE COMBINEO RECO WJCC57 214
BINARY ARITHMETIC FOR DISCRETELY VARIABLE WORD LENGTH IN A SERIAL COMPUTER
PACM58
25
CACM594 13
BINARY ARITHMETIC .FOR DISCRETELY VARI ABLE WORD LENGTH IN A SERIAL COMPUTER
VARIABLE WORD LENGTH TAPE OPERATIONS IN THE NEW
LSU 57 172
BIZMAC II COMPUTER
VARIABLE WORD SORTING IN THE RCA 501 SYSTEM
PACM59
44
VARIABLE-FIELD-LENGTH OPERATION
PCS 62
75
PROGRAMMING THE VARI ABLE-ITEM-LENGTH RCA BIZMAC COI'IPUTER
WJCC56 137
CORD SCRTING TECHI
DESIGN ANO CHARACTERISTICS OF A VARIA8LE-LENGTH RECORD SORT USING NEW FIXED LENGTH RE CACMb35 264
PGEC561 21
FUNCTlCN
A PROGRAMMEO VARIABLE-RATE COUNTER FOR GENERATING THE SINE
DIGITAL-TD-ANALOG CONVERSION BY INTEGRATION OF A VARIABLE-RATE PULSE TRAIN
HIGH-SPEED WJCC57 128
PGEC623 382
WORST CASE OESIGN OF VARIABLE-THRESHOLD TRL CIRCUITS
VARIABLE-WIDTH TABLES WITH BINARY-SEARCH FACILITY
CACM582
1
USING A VARIABLE-WORO-LENGTH COMPUTER FOR SCIENjlFIC
WJCC56
17
CALCULATION
FIXED-WORD-LENGTH ARRAYS IN VARIABLE-WORO-LENGTH COMPUTERS
CACM62D 602
VALUES AND EIGENVECI
ORGANIlATION OF A 'FIXED-PLUS-VARIABLE' STRUCTURE COMPUTER FOR COMPUTATION OF EIGEN JACM621 41
CTION AND ADDENDUM TO 'ORGANIZATION OF A 'FIXED-PLUS-VARIABLE' STRUCTURE COMP~TER FOR COMPUTATION OF EIGEN JACM624 522
SWITCHING FUNCTIONS OF THREE VARIABLES
PGEC574 265
CORRECTION TO SWITCHING FUNCTIONS OF THREE VARIABLES
PGEC583 2,0
MINIMIZATION OF A FUNCTION OF N VARIABLES
AUS 60B'6.1
ON THE COMPILATION OF SUBSCRIPTED VARIABLES
CACM614 169
AN EXTENSION OF FIBDNACCIAN SEARCH TO SEVERAL VARIABLES
CACM630 639
METHOD FOR GENERATING A FUNCTION OF TWO INDEPENDENT VARIABLES
A NEW PGEC573 167
ON CONTACT NETWORKS FOR SWITCHING FUNCTIONS OF FOUR VARIABLES
A NOTE PGEC583 196
FOXY 2, WJCC59 338
A TRANSISTORIZED ANALOG MEMORY FOR FUNCTIONS OF TWO ·VARIABLES
7090 PROGRAM TO COMPUTE HYPERGEOMETRIC SERIES IN TWO VARIABLES
CHIC, A PACM61 6A4
DIRECTION METHODS FOR PARA80LIC SYSTEMS IN M SPACE VARIABLES
ALTERNATING JACM624 450
CIRCUIT FOR THE GENERATION OF FUNCTIONS OF SEVERAL VARIABLES
AN ELECTRONIC NCR 554 150
QUENCY FUNCTION OF A QUADRATIC FORM IN RANDOM NORMAL VARIABLES
COMPUTATION OF THE FRE JACM603 245
FINDING STATIONARY VALUES OF A FUNCTION OF SEVERAL VARIABLES
AN ITERATIVE METHOD FOR TCJ5622 147
ITOR OF THE CRAYFISH, A QUANTITATIVE STue SJCC62 159
Y OF RESPONSES TO INTENSITY, TEMPORAL AND WAVELENGTH VARIABLES
ALGEBRA OF POLYNOMIALS IN SEVERAL VARIABLES FOR A DIGitAL COMPUTER
JACM621 29
SIMPLEX METHOD WITH PSEUDD-BASIC VARIABLES FOR STRUCTURED LINEAR PROGRAMMING PROBLEMS TCB6634 126
372

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

372

VAR - IIEE

TITLE WORO INOEX

GENERATING DISCRETE RANDOM VARIABLES IN A COMPUTER
EFFIC lENT HANDLING Of SUBSCRIPTED VAR !ABLES IN ALGOL 60 COMPILERS
AN elECTRONIC METHOD OF INTEGRATION WITH RESPECT TO VARIABLES OTHER THAN TIME
ARBITRARY BOOLEAN fUNCTIONS OF N VARIABLES REALIZABLE IN TERMS OF THRESHOLD DEVICES
LINEAR ANC QUAORATIC PROGRAMMING WITH SOME OR ALL VARIABLES REQUIRED TO BE ZERO OR UNITY
ISTRAIGHT
FORWARD WAY OF GENERATING ALL BOOlEAN FUNCTIONS OF N VARIABLES USING A SINGLE MAGNETIC CIRCUIT
A METHOD OF GENERATING FUNCTIONS OF SEVERAL VARIABLES USING ANALOG DIODE LOGIC
CORRE
CTION TO A METHOD Of GENERATION FUNCTIONS Of SEVERAL VARIABLES USING ANALOG DIODE LOGIC
A COMPUTER TECHNIQUE FOR HANDLING ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE
Y-SUB-I IN K-DIMENSIONS BY FORTRAN FOR ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE
ADDRESSING AN ARRAY
A PROGRAM TO COMPUTE MISSING VALUES IN A DESIGNEO VARIANCE ANALYSIS
NO VALU,
NO VAN, A VARIANCE ANALYSIS PROGRAM FOR fACTORIAL EXPERIMENTS
A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE FOR A TIIO-LEVEL FACTORIAL DESIGN
A GENERALIZED ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE PROGRAM UTILIZING BINARY LOGIC
LARGE MEMORY
A GENERAL ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE SCHEME APPLICABLE TO A COMPUTER WITH A VERY
LARGE MEMORY
A GENERAL ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE SCHEME APPLICABLE TO A COMPUTER WITH VERY
DRUM STORAGE
A MULTI-VARIANT GENERALIZED SORT PROGRAM EMPLOYING AUXILIARY
A VARIANT METHOD OF FILE SEARCHING
A VARIANT TO TURING'S THEORY OF COMPUTING MACHINES
THE METHOD OF SEQUENTIAL ANALYSIS OF VARIANTS FOR DETERMINATION OF OPTIMAL SOLUTIONS
THE MULTIPLE VARIATE COUNTER
A COMPUTATIONAL EXTENSION OF THE VARIATE DIFFERENCE METHOD
READING OF MAGNETIC RECORDS BY RELUCTANCE VARIATION
Y IN KNOWLEDGE-PROCESSES
BLIND VARIATION AND SELECTIVE SURVIVAL AS A GENERAL STRATEG
SCATTERERS IN METALLIC CONDUCTION
SPATIAL VARIATION OF CURRENTS AND FIELOS OUE TO LOCALIZED
G TRANSITION
VARIATION OF THE ELASTIC MODULI AT THE SUPERCONDUCTIN
PROBLEMS
A VARIATIONAL APPROXIMATION FOR STURM-LIOUVILLE
INTEGRATED ACCOUNTING USING A VARIETY OF EQUIPMENT
SOLVER
A VARIETY OF INTELLIGENT LEARNING IN A GENERAL PROBLEM
SOME THOUGHTS ON RECONCILING VARIOUS CHARACTER SET PROPOSALS
CORRIGENOA TO 'SOME THOUGHTS ON RECONCILING VARIOUS CHARACTER SET PROPOSALS'
RELIABILITY IMPROVEMENT THROUGH REDUNDANCY AT VARIOUS SYSTEM LEVELS
TECHNIQUES FOR ENUMERATING VEBLEN-WEDDERBURN SYSTEMS
SYNTHESIS OF VECTOR NETWORKS
THE CHARACTERISTIC VALUE-VECTOR PROBLEM
THE ALPHA VECTOR TRANSFORMATION OF A SYSTEM OF LINEAR
CONSTRAINTS
VECTORCARDIOGRAPHIC DIAGNOSIS WITH THE AID OF ALGOL
LANCZOS FOR CALCULATING THE CHARACTERISTIC ROOTS AND VECTORS OF A REAL SYMMETRIC MATRIX
THE METHOD OF
CHARACTERISTIC VALUES AND VECTORS OF DEFECTIVE MATRICES
TION AND MISSILE GUIDANCE SUBSYSTEM FOR THE B-l0 AIR VEHICLE
IEQUIPMENT FOR AN ADVANCEO BOMBING, NAVIGA
COMBAT VEHICLE FIRING STABILITY (ACTIVE SUSPENSION I
USE OF A COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL SYSTEM FOR RE-ENTRY VEHICLE FLIGHT SIMULATION
NAVIGATION, GUIOANCE, AND CONTROL OF AEROSPACE VEHICLES
FLIGHT SIMULATION OF ORBITAL AND RE-ENTRY VEHICLES
APPLICATIONS
OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS TO PROBLEMS IN THE STUDY OF VEHICULAR TRAFFIC
SIMULATION AND DISPLAY OF FOUR INTERRELATED VEHICULAR TRAFFIC INTERSECTIONS
METHOD OF SPHERICAL HARMONICS AS APPLIED TO THE ONE-VELOCITY BOLTZMANN EQUATION IN INFINITE CYLINDERS
ON
THE DESIGN OF POSITION AND VELOCITY SERVOS FOR MULTIPLYING AND FUNCTION GENERATI
THE IRE AFFILIATE PLAN, A NEW VENTURE IN ENGINEERING SOCIETY STRUCTURE AND SERVICE
THE ICSU ABSTRACTING BOARD, THE STORY OF A VENTURE IN INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
A DESCRIPTION OF A COOPERATIVE VENTURE IN THE PROOUCTION OF AN AUTOMATIC COOING
SYSTEM
THE COBOL SORT VERB
THE SIMULATION OF VERBAL LEARNING BEHAVIOR
THE SIMULATION OF VERBAL LEARNING BEHAVIOR
THE CLASSIFICATION OF ENGLISH VERBS BY OBJECT TYPES
RUSSIAN -CR VERBS. IMPERSONALLY USED VERBS, AND SUBJECT-OBJECT AMBIGUITIES
RUSSIAN -CR VERBS, IMPERSONALLY USED VERBS. ANO SUBJECT-OBJECT
AMBIGUITIES
NOTES ON GEOMETRIC WEIGHTED CHECK DIGIT VERIFICATION
AN EXPERIMENT IN AUTOMATIC VERIFICATION OF PROGRAMS
A NEW METHOD OF VERIFYING ANALOG COMPUTER PROBLEMS AND PERFORMANCES
A VERSATILE CHARACTER GENERATOR WITH DIGITAL INPUT
A VERSATILE MAN-MACHINE COMMUNICATION CONSOLE
A FIRST VERSION OF UNCOL
RELIABILITY, COMPUTERS VERSUS HUMANS
PHYSICAL VERSUS LOGICAL COUPLING IN MEMORY SYSTEMS
fLEXIBILITY VERSUS SPEED
THE VERTEX-FRAME METHOD FOR OBTAINING MINIMAL PROPOSITION
-LETTER FORM~LAS
PARALLEL COMPUTING WITH VERTICAL OATA
VERY HIGH DENSITY OIGITAL MAGNETIC RECORDING
SYMPOSIUM ON THE LOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF VERY HIGH SPEED COMPUTERS
A VERY HIGH SPEED PUNCHED PAPER TAPE READER
A GENERAL ANALYSIS
OF VARIANCE SCHEME APPLICABLE TO A COMPUTER WITH VERY LARGE MEMORY
A GENERAL ANALYSIS
OF VARIANCE SCHE~E APPLICABLE TO A COMPUTER WITH A VERY LARGE MEMORY
TION RETRIEVAL
SYMPOSIUM ON THE INFLUENCE OF VERY LARGE MEMCRY DESIGNS AND CAPA61LITIES ON INFORMA
CALCULATING EIGENVALUES OF VERY LARGE SYM~ETRIC MATRICES
SYI'POSIUM ON THE LOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF VERY SMALL COMPUTERS
A VERY SMALL ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER WITH STORED
PROGRAM CONnOL
AL TEMPERATU~E PRODUCEI
HIGH-FREQUENCY BEHAVIOR OF VERY THIN SUPERCONDUCTING FILMS AND CHANGES IN CRITIC
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN VERY-HIGH-SPEEC "AGNETIC STORAGE TECHNIQUES
AUTOMATIC DRAFTING VIA COMPUTER N~MERICAL CONTROL
BIT STORAGE VIA ELECTRO-OPTICAL FEEDBACK
ENCY INFORMATION PROCESSING ANO PATTERN RECOGNITII
VIBRATING OPTIC FIBERS, A NEW CONCEPT FOR AUDIO-FREQU
STRUCTURE
OPERATIONAL ANALOG SIMULATION OF THE VIBRATION OF A BEAM AND A RECTANGULAR MULTICELLULAR
ON THE VIBRATION OF A SQUARE CLAMPED PLATE
OReER DIFFERENCE METHODS IN THE SOLUTION OF BEAM-VIBRATION PROBLEMS
A COMPARISON OF HIGHERDISTRIBUTED PARAMETER VIBRATION WITH STRUCTURAL DAMPING AND NOISE EXCITATIO
N
THE CALCULATION OF MOLECULAR VIBRATIONAL FREQUENCIES AND FORCE CONSTANTS
PRODUCTION OF MAGAZINE LABELS BY THE VIDEOGRAPH PROCESS
AN OPTICAL CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEM USING A VIDICON SCANNER
THE LOGISTIC RELAY COMPUTER OF THE VIENNA TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY (GER~AN)
ELECTRONIC C
OMPUTERS AND INFCR~ATION PROCESSING APPARATUS AT THE VIENNA TECH~ICAL UNIVERSITY (GERMANI
RELIABILITY FROM A SYSTEM POINT OF VIEW
THE MACPINE'S-EYE VIEW
MULTIPROGRAMMING, THE PROGRAMMER'S VIEW
DIGITAL DATA TRANSMISSION, THE USER'S VIEW
PROCESSING (FRENCH)
A GENERAL VIEW OF FUNDAMENTAL PROBLEMS IN REAL-TIME INFORMATION
AND LOGIC CF T~E MARK III ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR IN VIEW OF OPERATING EXPERIENCE
THE OPERATION
A MANAGEMENT EYE VIEW OF THE COMPUTER
CCMPUTER DESIGN FROM THE PROGRAMMER'S VIEWPOINT
COMPUTERS,
THE KEY TC TOTAL SYSTEMS CONTROL, AN INDUSTRIAL VIEWPOINT
313

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

VAL - VIE
CACM631 37
ROME62 331
"'US 60 C8.1
PIRE611 210
AUS 63 B.l
PGEC612 1~1
PGEC632 112
PGEC635 550
CACM628 433
CACM633 100
PACM59
19
PACM59
BO
CACM636 309
PACM59
18
JACM594 469
PACM59
81
PACM62 102
CACI'I633 101
JACM511 63
IFIP62 111
TCJ6644 339
CACM633 101
IEES56 333
SOS 59 205
IBMJ573 223
IBMJ621 89
PACM56
18
TCJ6631
5
SOS 59 153
CACM601 408
C"'CM600 540
I BMJ582 14B
JACM604 330
PGEC574 261
JACM573 296
CACM599 33
CACM622 118
1 EES56 114
CACM633 106
PIRE611 313
CACM616 219
EJCC61 105
CCST61 411
PGEC624 555
WJCC58 159
PACM58
65
PACM59
56
PGEC593 391
PGEC512 71
ICSI582 1503
JACM564 266
CACM635 255
WJCC61 121
CATH63 291
MTL 611 83
MTL 612 417
MTL 612 411
CACM61D 5'>1
CACM630 610
WJCC57 138
IICR 594 16
EJCC61 166
WJCC61 371
TCB4614 140
IBMJ603 305
NSMT60 444
PGEC622 144
E JCC60 111
NCR 602 10\1
ICIP59 432
WCR 514 218
PACM5\1
81
J ACM594 469
ICIP59 419
AUS 60S'9.1
I CIP59 421
IflP62 651
ONR 60 153
EJCC56 101
CACM614 196
PGEC554 n6
OPI 62 181
PGEC5'13 381
JACM553 162
PGEC621
9
PGEC592 1\11
AUS 63 B.16
WJCC60 HI
OCR 62
13
EtlPS5 207
ECIP55
56
WJCC57
18
T(81574 136
PACMS9
11
E JCC61 209
IFIP62 225
EJCC5l
'>0
LSU 56 144
EJCC58
46
CACM623 172
313

VIE - WIT

TI TLE WORD INDEX

VAR - WEE

NUMERICAL MATHEMATICS FROM THE
THE ACCOUNTING CONSULTANT
THE
GENERAL
THE
THE UTILIZATION OF DOMAIN-WALL

VIEWPOINT OF ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTERS
ECIP55
21
VIEWS ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
AUS 6D A1.1
VIEWS OF THE DATA TRANSMISSION COMMITTEE
TCJ6633 222
VIEWS ON COBOL
ARAP612 345
EJCC59
VIRTUAL MEMORY IN THE STRETCH COMPUTER
82
VISCOSITY IN DATA-HANDLING DEVICES
WJCC57
13
A VISIT TO COMPUTATION CENTERS IN THE SOVIET UNION
CACM596
8
HOSLOV.KIA AND PDLANO. 1963
REPORT OF A VISIT TO DISCUSS COMMON PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES IN CZEC CACM63N 660
RUSSIAN VISIT TO U.S. COMPUTERS
CACM59N
4
RUSSIAN VISIT TO U.S. COMPUTERS
PGEC594 489
ACM INAUGURATES VISITING SCIENTISTS PROGRAM
CACM634 143
HARV47 298
NEW VISTAS IN MATHEMATICS
NESCENT TECHNIQUES FOR THE ACHIEVEMENT OF WIDE ANGLE VISUAL OISPLAYS
COMPUTER COMPATIBLE ELECTROLU~I NCR 634 II
VI SUAL I NFORMATI ON .PROCESS ING I N THE BEETLE LIXUS
OPI 62 124
A LOGICAL PROGRAM FOR THE STIMULATION OF VISUAL PATTERN RECOGNITION
SOS 61 521
AUTOMATIC CONTROL BY VISUAL SIGNALS
MTP 58 Bioi
MODEL
THE VISUALIZER AS A MEANS OF DISPLAYING ABT'S STRATEGIC
PACM62
88
VITAL STATISTICS IN EUROPE
TC86622 65
A METHOD OF VOICE COMMUNICATION WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER
EJCC60
11
DIGITAL TO VOICE CONVERSION
EJCC61 135
GCA BY AUTOMATIC VOICE DATA LINK
WCR 584 28
AN AUTOMATIC VOICE READOUT SYSTEM
EJCC57 219
A DIGITAL VOLTAGE ENCODER
PGEC543 25
A LOGARITHMIC VOLTAGE QUANTIZER
PWCS54
19
A LOGARITHMIC VOLTAGE QUANTIZER
PGEC554 l!>O
THERMISTORS FOR THE GRADUAL APPLICATION OF HEATER VOLTAGE TO THERMIONIC TUBES
PGECS81 61
A TRANSISTORIZED. MULTI-CHANNEL, AIRBORNE VOLTAGE-Ta-DIGITAL CONVERTER
WCR 514 284
,
A DIODE MUll I PLEXER FOR ANALOG VOLTAGES
PGEC552 64
CHANNEL ANALOG-DIGITAL CONVERSION SYSTEM FOR DC VOLTAGES
MULTI- WJCC54 113
WITH MAGNETIC AMPLIFIERS USING MULTIPHASE A-C VOLTAGES
ANALOG COMPUTING NCR 531 30
LARGE VOLUME INTEGRATED DATA PROCESSING
EOPS61 IH3
VOLUME TABLE PREPARATION FOR PINUS RAOIATA IN N.S.W. AUS 60811.2
SORTING WITH LARGE VOLUME. RANOOM ACCESS. DRUM STORAGE
CACM635 240
RECTANGULAR CANTILEVERI
NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE VON KARMAN LARGE DEFLEXION EQUATIONS IN THE CASE OF A AUS 60 B9.1
ADAPTIVE VOTE-TAKERS I.MPROVE THE USE OF REDUNDANCY
R fCS62 229
ANALOGUE VS. DIGITAL CO~PUTERS. A COMPARISON
P IRE530 1254
DIFFUSION EQUATION
IMPLICIT VS. EXPLICIT RECURRENCE FORMULAS FOR THE LINEAR
JACM551 42
ON SINGLE VS. TRIPLE ADDRESS COMPUTING MACHINES
JACM543 118
VARIABLE SCOPE SEARCH SYSTEM VS3
I CSI582 1111
ANALOG CONVERTER
W.A.C. MK.2. A PARALLEL NINE CHANNEL DIGITAL TO
AUS 60 CI,.4
,AND MODERNISED ANALOGUE COMPUTING FACILITIES AT W.R.E.
THE EXTENDED AUS 63 C.ll
THE W.R.E. DATA CONVERSION SYSTEM. MK II
AUS 63 C.5
CATEGORIZING AUTOMATA BY W-MACHINE PROGRAMS
JACM613 384
WAGES ACCOUNTING
BCS 58 118
ON WAITING TIMES FOR OROUGHT RELIEF IN QUEENSLAND
AUS 60B'8.2
TRANSCENDENTAL EQUATION
TRIANGULAR WALK PATTERN FOR THE OOWN-HILL METHOD OF SOLVING A
CACM627 399
ON A RANDOM WALK RELATED fO A NONLINEAR LEARNING MODEL
NCR 612 211
PROPOSAL FOR MAGNETIC DOMAIN-WALL STORAGE AND LOGIC
PGEC614 708
THE UTILIZATION OF DOMAIN-WALL VISCOSITY IN DATA-HANDLING DEVICES
WJCC57
13
DOMAIN WALLS IN THIN NI-FE FILMS
I BMJ602 96
WHAT TRAINING OOES A CUSTOMER WANT, NEED
PACM61 13A2
THE HANDLING OF RETAIL RE~UISITIONS FROM A GENERAL WAREHOUSE
CAS 57
J9
OBLEMS IN THE APPLICATION OF A COMPUTER TO WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE AND RETAIL BRANCH CONTROL
PR TCB4602 41
WAREHOUSE STOCK CONTROL ANa INVOICING ON PAPER TAPE
AUS 60 Alt.4
SIMULATION OF THE RE-ENTRY OF A BALLISTIC MISSILE WARHEAD AND MULTIPLE DECOYS
ANALOG SJCC62 267
CURRENT RESEARCH AT THE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON ON I'IT
N5MT60 155
ANALOG SIMULATION OF UNDERGROUND WATER FLOW IN THE LOS ANGELES COASTAL PLAIN
WJCC61 535
THE WATER RESEARCH ASSOCIATION COMPUTER CONFERENCE
TCB6621 18
ISTIC VALUES OF MATHIEUS EQUATION AND THE SPHEROIDAL WAVE EQUATION
PROGRAMMING FOR FINDING CHARACTER PECS52
14
THE WAVE EQUATION IN A MEDIUM IN MonON
I BMJ601 36
PERIODIC SOLUTIONS OF THE WAVE EQUATfON IIlTH A NONLINEAR INTERFACE CONDITION
I8MJ6ll
2
A NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE HELIUM WAVE EQUATION WITH THE SEAC
PACM52T 34
THIN PERMALLOY FILMS
NONLINEAR WAVE PRDPAGAIICN IN A TRANSMISSION LINE LOADED WITH
ISMJ634 278
USING THE TOCLS OF COMMUI
ELEMENTARY DERIVATION OF WAVE SHAPE AND COHERENCE PROPERTIES OF NATURAL LIGHT DPI 62
31
NDITIONALLY STABLE DIFFERENCE APPROXIMATIONS FOR THE WAVE-OPERATOR
CO BIT 612 69
C INK, IN PASSING BI
A METHOD FOR SYNTHESIZING THE WAVEFORM GENERATED BY A CHARACTER. PRINTED IN MAGNETI PGECS84 2'11
CALCULATED WAVEFORMS FOR THE TUNNEL DIODE LOCKED-PAIR CIRCUIT
EJCC6D 233
CALCULATED WAVEFORMS FOR TUNNEL DIODE LOCKEO PAIR
P IRE611 146
TATIVE STUOY OF RESPONSES TO INTENSITY, TEMPORAL AND WAVELENGTH VARIABLES
ITOR OF THE CRAYFISH, A QUANTI S JCC62 159
MAGNETIC RECORDING OF SHORT WAVELENGTHS
NCR 612 14
SLOW ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES
HARV47 liO
A METHOD OF COMPUTING SHOCK WAVES
PACM56
17
ANALYSIS OF THE RECORDING OF SINE WAVES
NCR 612 50
NUMERICAL CALCULATION OF SHOCK WAVES
IFIP62 141
PARAMETRIC A'PLIFICATION
SHOCK WAVES IN NONLINEAR TRANSMISSION LINES AND EFFECT ON
18MJ604 391
A·FCUR-QUADRANT MULTIPLIER USING TRIANGULAR WAVES, DIODES. RESISTORS, AND OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS PGEC592 222
MEXICAN POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY INTRODUCES A DIRECT WAY FOR FAST COMPUTATioN OF INDUSTRIAL SERVICES WITH PACM58
14
BUREAUX SERVICE
POINTING THE WAY FOR THE SMALLER USER. SURVEY OF THE COMPUTER
EDPS61 465
S USING A SINGLE MAGNETIC CIRCUI
A STRAIGHTFORWARD WAY OF GENERATING ALL BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS OF N VARIABLE PGEC612 Ell
THE BEST WAY TO DESIGN AN AUTOMATIC CALCULATING MACHINE
MANCSI
16
CTS OF THE 1956 MOSCOW CONFERENCE
WAYS OF DEVELOPING SOVIET COMPUTER PRODUCTION, ABSTRA PGEC51l' :H
WHAT WE SHOULD LEARN FROM COMPUTERS
HARV61
1
WHAT WE USE OUR COMPUTER FOR
LSU 55
81
ADDRESS, TEC~NIQUES FOR RELIABILITY IN COMPUTERS FOR WEAPON CONTROL
KEYNOTE WJCC57
10
THE EVALUATION OF COMPLEX GUIDED WEAPON SYSTEMS USING ANALOG COMPUTERS
AUS 600'10.2
ANO CHECKING OF THE MATHEMATICAL MOOEL OF A GUIDED WEAPONS SYSTEM
THE PREPARATION AUS 608 '10.4
THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN WEAPONS SYSTEMS ANALYSIS AND DESIGN
CAN 58 248
A COMPUTER FOR WEATHER DATA ACQUISITION
EJCC60
57
PROCESSING SATELLITE WEATHER DATA. A STATUS REPORT, PART I
FJCC62
1
PROCESSING SATELLITE WEATHER ·DATA, A STATUS REPORT, PART II
FJCC62
19
DATA PROCESSING REQUIREMENTS FOR NUMERICAL WEATHER PREDICTION
EJCC53
22
WEATHER PREDICTION
CLUN55
27
NUMERICAL WEATHER PREDICTION
AIC 601 43
AUTOMATED WEATHER PREDICTION
CACM613 164
AUTCMATIC OATA PROCESSING FOR NUMERICAL WEATHER PREDICTION
CAN 62
16
USE OF COMPUJERS FOR NUMERICAL WEATHER PREDICTION eGERMAN)
ECIP55 194
NUMERICAL WEATHER PREDICTION AND ANALYSIS
AUS 63 B.9
SOLUTION OF NAVAL NUMERICAL WEATHER PROBLE~S ICDC 1604)
CAS 60
91
TECHNIQUES FOR ENUMERATING VEBLEN-WEDDERBURN SYSTEMS
JACM604 330
A MODEL FOR WEEKLY SHOP LOADING
TCJ1562 87
COMPUTER LITERATURE 81BLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

314

WEI - X

TITLE WORO INDEX

CONSTANT-WEIGHT COUNTERS AND DECODING TREES
ON A WEIGHT DISTRIBUTION PROBLEM, WITH APPLICATION TO THE
DESIGN OF STOCHASTIC GENERATORS
WEIGHTED AREA SCANNING TECHNIQUES fOR CHARACTER
RECOGNIT ION
NOTES ON GEOMETRIC WEIGHTED CHECK DIGIT VERIfICATION
UNIQUENESS OF WEIGHTED CODE REPRESENTATIONS
CHECKING BY WEIGHTED COUNTS
A BINARY-WEIGHTED CURRENT DECODER
COMPUTA
TION OF A LEAST MAXIMUM APPROXIMATOR AS THE LIMIT OF WEIGHTED LEAST SQUARES APPROXIMATORS
WELCOME ADDRESS
THE USE OF A ~ECIUM-SIZE COMPUTER IN RETIREMENT ANO WELFARE PLAN ADMINISTRATION
ITURES OF A HAGNE
TIC DRUM MEMCRY FOR THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANOAROS WESTERN AUTOMATIC COMPUTER (SWAC)
SCME AUTOMATIC DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN WESTERN EUROPE
THE USE OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN WESTERN GERMANY
SUMMARY OF ACTIVITIES OF THE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY IN THE fiELD OF INFORMATIO
N RETRIEVAL
WHAT AUTOMATION MEANS TO AMERICA
WHAT COMPONENTS ARE AVAILABLE NOW AND IN THE FUTURE
WHAT COMPUTERS SHOULD BE DOING
WHAT EVERYBODY SHOULD KNOW ABOUT ALGOL
TO WHAT EXTENT CAN ADMINISTRATION BE MECHANIZEO
WHAT IS 'REAL' TIME
WHAT IS A CODE
WHAT IS A COMPUTER ANYHOW
WHAT IS AN INTELLIGENT MACHINE
WHAT IS PROPRIETARY IN MATHEMATICAL PROGRAMMING,
IMPRESSIONS CF A PANEL OISCUSSION
FOR WHAT IT'S WORTH
OATA PROCESSING, WHAT NEXT
WHAT TO EXPECT FROM OPERATIONS RESEARCH
WHAT TRAINING DOES A CUSTOMER WANT, NEED
WHAT WE SHOULD LEARN FROM COMPUTERS
WHAT WE USE OUR COMPUTER FOR
NG SIMULTANECUS EQUATIONS BY CHEBYSHEV EXTRAPOLATION WHEN THE EIGENVALUES OF THE ITERATION MATRIX ARE COMP
ERRORS ASSOCIATED WITH HALL MULTIPLIERS WHEN USED AS COMPUTING ELEMENTS
WHERE NEXT, SO~E CONJECTURES ON THE FUTURE OF THE LAR
GE-SCAlE COMPUTER IN INTEGRATED COMMERCIAL WORK
HOW A RANDOM ARRAY OF CELLS CAN LEARN TO TELL WHETHER A STRAIGHT LINE IS STRAIGHT
A FAMILY OF QUADRATURE FORMULAS WHICH ACHIEVE HIGH ACCURACY IN COMPOSITE RULES
THE DEFINITICN OF STABILITY FOR DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS WHICH APPROXIMATE PARTIAL OIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS (GER
SOME REMARKS ON THE GAME 'OAMA' WHICH CAN BE PLAYED ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
CE OF CHARACTERS
A CLASS OF MACHINES WHICH OETERMINE THE STATISTICAL STRUCTURE OF A SEQUEN
ON THE LENGTH OF THE SMALLEST UNIFORM EXPERIMENT WHICH OISTINGUISHES THE TERMINAL STATES OF A MACHINE.
MULTI-STEP INTEGRATION METHODS WHICH MINIMIZE PROPAGATED ERRORS
IN WHICH ORDER ARE DIFFERENT CONDITIONS TO BE EXAMINED
OPERATIONS WHICH PRESERVE OEFINABILITY IN LANGUAGES
SIMULATION OF THREE MACHINES WHICH READ ROWS OF HANDWRITTEN ARABIC NUMBERS
NETWORKS WHICH REALIZE A MODEL FOR INFORMATION REPRESENTATION
ON THE AUTOMATIC FORMATION OF A COMPUTER PROGRAM WHICH REPRESENTS A THEORY
METHOOS BY WHICH RESEARCH WORKERS FIND INFORMATION
INFERENTIAL MEMORY AS THE BASIS OF MACHINES WHICH UNDERSTAND NATURAL LANGUAGE
PROCEDURE
'.pROGRESS OF THE WHIRLWIND COMPUTER TOWARDS AN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
EVALUATION OF THE ENGINEERING ASPECTS OF WHIRLWIND I
THE WHIRLWIND I CO~PUTER
DIAGNOSTIC PROGRAMS AND MARGINAL CHECKING IN THE WHIRLWIND I COMPUTER
.
A WHITE NOISE GENERATOR FOR THE BAND 0-20 CPS
THE WHDLE-NUMBER-INCREMENTAL COMPUTING ALGORITHM
PROBLEMS IN THE APPLICATION OF A COMPUTER TO WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE AND RETAIL BRANCH CONTROL
RESISTOR RELIABILITY, WHOSE RESPONSIBILITY
FORM
A TRANSLATION TECHNIQUE FOR LANGUAGES WHOSE SYNTAX I S EXPRESSIBLE IN EXTENDED BACKUS NORMAL
WHY COBOL
WHY COMPUTERS
WHY NOT TRY· A PLUGBOARO
WHY STRETCH
WHY TUNNEL OIODES (SWEDISH)
COMPUTER COMPATIBLE
ELECTROLUMINESCENT TECHNIQUES FOR THE ACHIEVEMENT OF WIDE ANGLE VISUAL DISPLAYS
APPARATUS FOR MAGNETIC STORAGE ON THREE-INCH WIDE TAPES
WIDE TEMPERATURE RANGE COINCIDENT CURRENT CORE
MEMORIES
THE CYCLE SPLITTER, A WIDE-BANO PRECISION FREQUENCY MULTIPLIER
A WIDE-BAND SQUARE-LAW COMPUTING AMPLIFIER
EXISTING PRINTING MECHANISMS
WIDE-TOLERANCE OPTICAL CHARACTER RECOGNITION FOR
A NOTE ON THE USE OF AUTOMATIC ADJUSTMENT OF STRIP WIDTH IN QUADRATURE
VARIABLE WIOTH STACKS
VARIABLE-WIOTH TABLES WITH BINARY-SEARCH fACILITY
TRACES, TERM RANKS, WIOTHS AND HEIGHTS
LATED EMISSICN FROM GAAS JUNCTIONS
LINE WIOTHS ANO PRESSURE SHIFTS IN MOOE STRUCTURE OF STIMU
THE WILf STABILITY CRITERION FOR NUMERICAL INTEGRATION
WILL ELECTRONIC PRINCIPLES MAKE·POSSIBLE A BUSINESS
REVOLUTION
INSTITUTE FOR AOVANCED STUDY WIllIAMS MEMORY
RELATIVE MERITS OF WILLIAMS MEMORY DISPLAY
IMPROVEMENT OF WILLIAMS MEMORY RELIABILITY
HIGH DENSITY WILLIAMS STORAGE
AUTOMATIC BEAM CURRENT STABILIZATION FOR WILLIAMS TUBE MEMORIES
WILLIAMS TUBES SELECTION PROGRAM
THE TESTING OF CATHOOE RAY TUBES FOR USE IN THE WILLIAMS TYPE STORAGE SYSTEM
A STUDY OF REFILL PHENOMENA IN WILLIAMS' TUBE MEMORIES
WINO TUNNEL OATA REOUCTION USING PAPER-TAPE STORAGE
MEDIA
AN APPLICATION OF A COMPUTER TO WINO TUNNEL OESIGN, 1
AN APPLICATION OF A COMPUTER TO WINO TUNNEL DESIGN, 2
AUTOMATIC OAT A-ACCUMULATION SYSTEM FOR WINO TUNNELS
THE RECOROING OF DATA IN THE WRE WINO TUNNELS
REAL-TIME PRESENTATION OF REDUCED WINO-TUNNEL OATA
AN AUTOMATIC WINO-TUNNEL DATA CONVERTER
HOT-WIRE ANEMOMETER PAPER TAPE REAOER·
A PROPOSED MAGNETIC WIRE AUXILIARY STORE FOR THE EDSAC
ELECTROOEPOSITED TWISTOR ANO BIT WIRE COMPONENTS
FOR CONNECTING TERMINALS WITH A MINIMUM TOTAL WIRE LENGTH
FORMAL PROCEOURES
A DIGITAL STATIC MAGNETIC WIRE STORAGE WITH NONDESTRUCTIVE READ-OUT
WIRE-TYPE ACOUSTIC OELAY LINES FOR DIGITAL STORAGE
ON A WIRED-IN BINARY-TO-DECIMAL CONVERSION SCHEME
GENERATING AN ANALOG COMPUTER WIRING DIAGRAM FROM THE DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION INPUT
LANGUAGE
ON THE WIRING OF TWD-DIMENSIONAL MULTIPLE-COINCIOENCE
MAGNETIC MEMCRIES
THE WORO 'WITH' HAS BEEN PREVENT EO FROM INDEXING
USE OF A DIGITAL ANALOG ARITHMETIC UNIT WITHIN A DIGITAL COMPUTER
315

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

VIE - WIT
PGEC602 231
JACM631 110
OCR 62 191
CACH61D 551
PGEC604 481
CAMB49
94
I BI'!J514 356
PACM61 12A3
WJCC!i8
2
CAN 5B 202
PECS52
2
PGEC!i63 158
CACM62D 615
ICC 634 210
LSU 56
13
ONR 51
~o
MCF 61 291
TCJ6631 SO
MTP 58 809
PACM62
31
CACM605 315
TCB1631
3
WJCC61 215
CACM610 ~42
TC84602 55
WJCC60 1'l3
HARV55 116
PACM61 13A2
HARV61
1
LSU 5~
81
TCJ6632 169
AUS 60 C9.1
TCJ2592 85
SOS 61 115
JACM593 384
BIT 623 IS3
TCJ3601 40
weR 594 66
JACM581 266
PACM61 2A3
BIT 634 2~5
JACM632 175
PGEC613 489
SOS 61 485
SOS 62 101
ICSI581 163
CATH63 217
PACM52P 231
15
EJCC51
EJCC51
10
NCR 531 4B
AUS 512 205
fIICR 634 58
TCB4602 41
E JCC53 109
RONE6Z
23
CACM6Z5 236
MIPP61 220
4
EJCC54
PACM61 10C4
BIT 611
2
NCR 634 11
EJeC56
114
WJCC61 201
NCR 594 215
PGEC542 37
OCR 62
93
ECIP55 182
CACM630 608
CAeM58Z
1
IBMJ605 455
IBMJ632 155
JACM634 551
WJCC54
9
ANL 53
31
ANL 53
59
PACM52T 149
PGEC554 156
PGEC534
8
PACM52T 110
PACM5ZT 42
PGEC581 23
JACM562 101
TCJ1581 42
TCJI582 64
PGEC561
1
AUS 512 215
EJCC51
~O
AUS 60 C2.3
EJCC60 2101
CAMB49
87
PGEC594 465
JACM514 428
PGEC611 56
IEES56 491
CACM623 159
ROME62 109
PGEC561 19
EJCC60

269
.H5

WIT - 1100

TITLE WORD INDEX

WEI .,. X

IMUM ALLOCATION OF RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING MANPOWER
COMMUNICATIONS
A THEOREM FOR DERIVING MAJORITY-LOGIC NETWORKS
IMPLEMENTATION OF PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
AND CODING CIRCUJTRYFOR AUTOMATIC ERROR CORRECTION
LOW LEVEL LANGUAGE SUBROUTINES FOR USE
SCIENTIFIC COMPUTATION
DUCTION FROM AXIOM, OF PROOFS FOR THEOREMS DERIVABLE
THE USE OF GRAMMARS
NESTING
ABSTRACT COMPUTER WITH A LISP-LIKE MACHINE LANGUAGE
OF COUPLING A SMALL COMPUTER TO INPUT-OUTPUT DEVICES
NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE BOUNDARY LAYER EQUATIONS
RAPIDWRITE, COBOL
A NEW METHOD OF COMPUTATION OF SQUARE ROOTS
ON 'A NEW METHOD OF COMPUTATION OF SQUARE ROOTS

WITHIN A MULTI-PROJECT ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
OPT PACM62
56
WITHIN A POLYMORPHIC INTELLECTRONIC SYSTEM
WJCC60 225
WITHIN AN AUGMENTED BOOLEAN ALGEBRA
PGEC603 33B
WITHIN AN INTEGRATED COMPUTER NETWORK
AUS 63 C.18
WITHIN DIGITAL SYSTEMS
CODES RTCS62 152
WITHIN FORTRAN
CACM61N 492
WITHIN THE DEFENCE RESEARCH BOARD
CAN 62
59·
WITHIN THE FIRST ORDER PREDICATE CALCULUS
ITHE PRO ICIP~9 265
WITHIN THE MECHANICAL TRANSLATION ROUTINE
IIISMT60 2105
WITHIN THE PREPOSITIONAL STRUCTURE
NSMT60 267
WITHOUT A LA8EL OPERATOR,
AN CPFS61
71
WITHOUT EXTENSIVE 8UFFERS
A METHOD EJCC57 136
WITHOUT SIMILARITY ASSUMPTIONS
PACM58
1
WITHOUT TEARS
ROME62 573
WITHOUT USING DIVISION
CACM59N 23
WITHOUT USING DIVISION'
COMMENTS CACM602 86
WllOR, A COMPILER COMPILER FOR THE GE 225 COMPUTER
PACM62
106
LIZATION OF SCIENTIFIC LANGUAGES PART I, THE WORK OF WOOOGER AND HULL
THE FORMA IBMJ5110 3101
ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING IN THE WOOL INDUSTRY
AUS 60 A5.2
SOME EXPERIMENTS IN THE GENERATION OF WORD AND DOCUMENT· ASSOCIATIONS
FJCC62 2310
CH ON ELECTRONIC DATA-PROCESSING SYSI
THE VARIABLE WORD AND RECORe LENGTH AND THE COMBINED RECORD APPROA WJCC57 2110
ALGORITHMS, AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY
FEATURE WORD CONSTRUCTION FOR USE WITH PATTERN RECOGNITION
JACM6310 1058
METHODS OF SELECTING THE REQUIRED WORD FROM A DICTIONARY
CENG59 139
LOCATING THE LARGEST WORD IN A FILE USING A MODIFIED MEMORY
JACM613 1018
MECHANIZED TITLE WORD INDEXING OF INTERNAL REPORTS
MIPP61 112
PERMUTED TITLE WORO INOEXING, PROCEDURES FOR MAN-MACHINE SYSTEM
MIPP61
11
TWO METHODS FOR WORD INVERSION ON THE IBM 109
CACM60D 658
BINARY ARITHMETIC FOR DISCRETELY VARIABLE WORD LENGTH IN A SERIAL COMPUTER
PACM58
25
81NARY ARITHMETIC FOR DISCRETELY VARIA8LE WORD LENGTH IN A SERIAL COMPUTER
CACM5910 13
COMPUTER
VARIABLE WORD LENGTH TAPE OPERATIONS IN THE NEW BIlMAC I1LSU 51 112
SUBJECT-WORD
LETTER
FREQUENCIES
WITH
APPLICATIONS
TO
SUPERI"'P
ICSI582 903
OSED CODING
A 32,OOO-WORD MAGNETIC-CORE MEMORY
IBMJ512 102
VARIABLE WORD SORTING IN THE RCA 501 SYSTEM
PACM59
1010
DATA HANDLING BY CONTROL WORD TECHNIQUES
EJCC58
75
INDEXING AND CONTROL-WORD TECHNIQUES
IBMJ593 288
USING A VARIABLE-WORD-LENGTH COMPUTER FOR SCIENTIFIC CALCULATION
WJCC56
11
FIXEO-WORD-LENGTH ARRAYS IN VARIABLE-WORD-LENGTH COMPUTERS
CACM62D 602
PGEC635 512
VARIABLE FIELD-LENGTH DATA MANIPULATION IN FIXED WORD-LENGTH MEMORY
A W.ORD-ORIENTED TRANSISTOR DRIVEN NON-DESTRUCTIVE READ- WJCC6D
83
OUT ME"ORY
EVALUATING N~MBERS EXPRESSED AS STRINGS OF ENGLISH WORDS
CACM600 5101
MACHINE RECOGNITION OF SPOKEN -aRDS
AIC 601 193
MTL 611 343
A TECHNIQUE FOR CONSISTENT SPLITTING OF RUSSIAN WORDS
APPROACl! TO GRAf4MATlCAL CODING OF ENGLISH WOROS
A COMPUTATIONAL JACM633 334
OF METHODS FeR SYSTEMATICALLY ABBREVIATING ENGLISH WORDS AND NAMES
A STUDY JACM614 ~j8
FLEXIBLE ABBREVIATION OF WORDS IN A COMPUTER. LANGUAGE
CACM63N 668
.INPUT
WORDS IN THE HISTORY OF A TURING MACHINE WITH A FIXED JACM634 526
ABBREVIATING WORDS SYSTEMATICALLY
CACM605 323
THE USE OF A COMPUTER FOR PAYROLL WORK
IEES56
94
TRAINING FOR ACTIVITY IN SCIENTIFIC DOCUMENTATION WORK
ICSI582 11041
FOUR YEARS OF AUTOMATIC OFFICE WORK
TCJ1583 106
DIFFICULTIES OF USING AUTOMATIC COMPUTERS ON OFFICE WORK
AUS 60 A7.10
A SMALL BUSINESS COMPUTER AT WORK
TCJ5621
1
AUTOCOEES FOR MATHEMATICAL AND STATISTICAL WORK
TC05624 149
A COMMON LANGUAGE, ESPECIALLY FOR SCIENTIFIC NUMERAL WORK
THE PROBLEM OF lCIP59 120
OF THE LARGE-SCALE COMPUTER IN INTEGRATED COMMERCIAL WORK
WHERE NEXT, SOME CONJECTURES ON THE FUTURE TCJ2592 ~5
ICS
A BRIEF ACCOUNT OF THE WORK DONE AT THE ZURICH INSTITUTE OF APPLIED MATHEMAT MANC51
21
HOW SCIENTISTS ACTUALLY LEARN OF WORK IMPORTANT TO THEM
ICSI581 195
TRAINING FOR SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION WORK IN GREAT BRITAIN
ICSI582 11095
ELECTRONICS AT WORK IN LIFE INSURANCE ACCOUNTING
LSU 57 147
THE WORK OF CHARLE S BABBAGE
HARVIt1
13
ES OF THE USSR IN THE FIELD OF AUTOMATIC PROGI
THE WORK OF THE COMPUTING CENTER OF THE ACADEMY OF SCIENC MTP 58 257
FORMALIZATION OF SCIENTIFIC LANGUAGES PART I, THE WORK OF WOODGER AND HULL
THE IBMJ574 341
EXPERIMENTAL WORK ON SUPERCONDUCTIVITY
IBMJ621 21
CURRENT POSITION ON STANDARDS WORK RELATING TO COMPUTERS
TC86634 133
METHODS TO SIMPLIFY PROGRAMMING,S YEARS WORK WITH THE Zlo COMPUTER (GERMAN)
ECIP55
26
METHODS BY WHICH RESEARCH WORKERS FIND INFORMATION
ICSI581 163
USA NATIONAL ACTiviTY REPORT TO ISO-TC 97-WORKING GROUP E, COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION PROCESSING CACM632 ,1
PHOTOGRAPHIC STORAGE FOR A SERIES WORKING MACHINE
CAMB49
8~
ENGINEERING AND BIOLOGY
ANALYSIS OF THE WORKING PRINCIPLES OF SOME SELF-ADJUSTING SYSTEMS IN JCIP59 298
IEM OF THE OPERATIONS RESEARCH TYPE, (THAT 0 AUS 60 B2.2
F ECONOMICAL PLANNING PERIOD FOR ENGINEERING CAPITAL WORKS)
SMALL COMPUTERS IN A LARGE WORLD
EJCC510
1
NEW COMPUTER DEVELOPMENTS AROUND THE WORLD
EJCC56
5
AUTOMATION IN THE LEGAL WORLD
MTP 58 155
VELOPMENTS AND PLANS FOR THE TABULATIONS OF THE 1960 WORLD CENSUS OF POPULATION AND AGRICULTURE
DE ICC 582 22
AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY COLUMNS
CAS 59
6
WORST CASE DES IGN OF VARIABLE-THRESHOLD TRL CIRCUITS PGEC623 382
FOR WHATIJt S WORTH
TCB46D2 ~5
THE WOVEN CRYOTRON MEMORY
HARV572 326
FJCC63 311
INVESTIGATION OF A WOVEN SCREEN MASS MEMORY SYSTEM
LCMT61 361
INVESTIGATION OF WOVEN-SCREEN MEMORY TECHNIQUES
IBMJ632 112
THE LIGHTLY LOADED FOIL BEARING AT ZERO ANGLE OF WRAP
SOME BASIC CONSIDERATIONS IN THE DESIGN OF THE WRE DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
AUS 572 201
DATA ACQUISITION IN THE WRE SYSTEM
AUS 512 202
THE RECORDING OF DATA IN THE WRE WIND TUNNELS
AUS 512 215
AUS 571 101
THE WREDAC SYSTEM
DEMONSTRATION PROBLEMS ON THE WREDAC SYSTEM
AUS 513 3010
·LSU 56
43
COMPUTER OPERATIONS AT WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE
A REPORT WRITER FOR COBOL
CACM625 261
CAN 58 1810
COMPUTER INPUT. A BY-PRODUCT OF FORM WRITING
IFIP62 462
MACHINE RECOGNITION OF CURSIVE WRITING
WRITING A PROGRAM FOR THE IBM 650
AUS 60C12.3
HISTORY OF· WRITING COMPILERS
PACM62
43
COMBINED READING AND WRITING ON A MAGNETIC DRUM
PIRE530 1438
OPTIMUM TAPE WRITING PROCEDURES
CACM619 399
EFFICIENT COMPILATOR OF PROGRAMS WRITTEN IN A MIXED PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
ROME62 353
MODULAR DATA PROCeSSING SYSTEMS WRITTEN IN COBOL
CACM625 263
CACM60D 6109
A NOTE ON APPROXIMATING E TO THE X
A FURTHER NOTE ON APPROXIMATING E TO THE X
CACM617 318
PUTTING A· HEX ON E TO THE X
CACM619 402
.
CONVERGENT EXPRESSIONS FOR EVALUATING E TO THE X
RAPIDLY CACM609 500
376

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 19106-1963

376

X B -

TITLE WORD INDEX

NANCSECOND LOGIC BY AMPLITUDE MODULATION AT
PUTERS TO THE DETERMINATION OF CRYSTAL STRUCTURES BY
SILLIAC PROGRAMMES FOR
COMPUTING PROBLEMS IN
COMPUTING PROBLEMS IN
A CONTOUR-MAP PROGRAM FOR
THE
INPUT AND OUTPUT IN THE
AND PILOT TRAINING
SYMBOL MANIPULATION IN
AN ALGOL 60 TRANSLATOR FOR T~E
ALT NEW C~AIRMAN OF

X BAND
APPLICATION OF DIGITAL COM
X-RAY ANALYSIS
X-RAY CRYSTAL STRUCTURE ANALYSIS
ANALYSIS
X-RAY CRYSTAL STRUCTURE
X-RAY CRYSTALLOGRAPHY
X-RAY CRYSTALLOGRAPHY
X-I COMPUTER
X-I SYSTEM
X-15 ANALOG FLIGHT SIMULATION, SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT
XTRAN
Xl
X3.4
X3.4 fORMS ALGOL TASK GROUP
AN OPEN LETTER TO X3.4.2
THE X308 COMPUTER
VARIANCE
ADDRESSING AN ARRAY Y-SUB-I IN K-DIMENSIONS BY FORTRAN FOR ANALYSIS OF
AYOAR, SPECIAL PURPOSE ANALOG MACHINE FOR YAW DATA REDUCTION
YE INDISCREET ~ONITDR
COMPUTER PRODUCTION CONTROL, THE SECOND YEAR
THE fiRST YEAR WITH A BUSINESS COMPUTER
THE COMPUTERRELATED SCIENCES ISYNNOETICS) AT A UNIVERSITY IN THE YEAR 1975
OfFICE
THE fiRST YEAR'S EXPERIENCE WITH A COMPUTER IN A LIFE ASSURANCE
A HALF YEAR'S EXPERIENCE WITH THE FACIT-ALGOL I COMPILER
THE FIRST YEAR'S PRODUCTION ON A COMPUTER, AND FUTURE PLANS
LEAPS, THE FIRST THREE YEARS
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS FOR INDUSTRY
AND THE MILITARY, A CRITICAL REVIEW OF THE LAST TEN YEARS
FIFTEEN YEARS ACM
T~E USE OF
AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER IN RESEARCH STATISTICS, FOUR YEARS EXPERIENCE
PREDICTIONS
THE NEXT TWENTY YEARS IN INFOR~ATlON RETRIEVAL. SOME GOALS AND
FOUR YEARS OF AUTOMATIC OFFICE WORK
TEN YEARS OF COMPUTER OEVELOPMENT
TEN YEARS OF COMPUTER SIMULATION
SEAC, REVIEW OF THREE YEARS OF OPERATION
METHOOS TO SIMPLIFY PROGRAMMING, 5 YEARS WORK WIT~ THE Z4 COMPUTER (GERMAN)
A REMARKABLE QUARTIC YIELDING CERTAIN DIVISORS OF MERSENNE NUMBERS
A CLASS OF BINARY DIVISIONS YIELDING MINIMALLY REPRESENTED QUDTIE~TS
HOW LAZY CAN YOU GET
~W MUCH SCIENCE CAN YOU HAVE AT YOUR FINGERTIPS
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING FOR YOUNG STUOENTS
A PROPOSAL FOR TRAINING YOUNGSTERS IN DIGITAL COMPUTING TECHNIQUES
S~OUlO YOUR COMPANY HAVE AN ELECTRONIC CO~PUTER
CHOOSING YOUR COMPUTER
HOW MUCH SCIENCE CAN YOU HAVE AT YOUR FINGERTIPS
KEYNOTE ADDRESS, COMPUTERS, FROM YOUTH TO MANHOOD
SWITOHING TEC~NIQUES AT Z-5 IGERMAN)
OUTLINE OF THE LOGICAL OESIGN OF T~E lAM-41 COMPUTER
T~E STANTEC-ZEBRA SIMPLE CCDE AND ITS INTERPRETATION
ZEBRA, A SIMPLE BINARY COMPUTER
SEMIAUTOMATIC INSTRUCTION ON THE ZEPHYR
A CCNVENTION TO DISTINGUISH LETTER 0 FROM NUMERAL lERO
THE LIGHTLY LOADED fOIL BEARING AT ZERO ANGLE OF WRAP
A LOGICAL READING SYSTEM FOR NONRETURN-TO-ZERO MAGNETIC RECORDING
LINEAR AND QUADRATIC P
ROGRAM~ING WITH SOME OR ALL VARIABLES REQUIRED TO BE ZERO OR UNITY
ZERO-ADORESS COMPUTERS
ANALOGUE CALCULATION OF POLYNOMIALS AND THEIR ZEROS
flNOING ZEROS OF ARBITRARY FUNCTIONS
A ~ETHOO FOR FINDING ALL THE ZEROS OF FIZ)
ZEROS OF NONLINEAR FUNCTIONS
THE PROPOSEO INTERNATIONAL ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE OF THE ZURICH ACM-GAM~ CONFERENCE
IYNTAX ANO SEMANTICS OF
ZURICH CONFERENCE ON ALGORIT~MIC LANGUAGE
A BRIEF ACCOUNT OF THE WORK DONE AT T~E ZURICH INSTITUTE OF APPLIED MATHEMATICS
MET~OOS
TO SIMPLIFY PROGRAMMING, 5 YEARS WORK WITH THE Z4 COMPUTER IGERMAN)
COMPUTATION OF ARCSIN N fOR N BETWEEN 0 ANO 1 USING AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
UADRANT TIME-DIVISION MULTIPLIER WIT~ AN ACCURACY OF 0.1 PER CENT
A TRANSISTORIZEO FOUR-Q
A 0.1-MICROSECOND FERRITE CORE MEMORY
A WHITE NOISE GENERATOR FOR T~E BAND 0-20 CPS
THE NUMBER 'I' HAS BEEN PREVENTEO fROM INDEXING
ELECTRONIC PROCESSING Of 10 MILLION SUBSCRIPTION RECORDS
THE ElECOM 100
SUPERCONDUCTING FILMS LESS THAN 100 ANGSTROM UNITS THICK
THE GE-100 DATA PROCESSOR SYSTEM
25-MC CLDCKRATE COMPUTER CIRCUITS FOR OPERATION FROM - 0 TO +100 OEGREES C
THE ELECOM 100 GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER
A NEW LARGE-SCALE DATA-HANDLING SYSTEM, OATAMATIC 1000
A NEW LARGE-SCALE DATA HANDLING SYSTEM DATAMATIC 1000
THE TRANSAC S-1000 COMPUTER
THE DATAMATIC 1000 MOOEL 1400 OUTPUT SYSTEM
SOME PROPERTIES OF EXPERIMENTAL 1000-MC TRANSISTORS
AEI 1010 DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
CASH REGISTER COMPANY'S DECIMAL COMPUTER, THE CRC 102-0
OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS OF THE NATIONAL
OF A PRODUCTS PIPE LINE SIMULATOR ON AN NCR 102A
OEVELOPMENT
THE NCR 102A AS AN AID IN TRAINING AND RESEARCH
THE SOLID-STATE DATA PROCESSING COMPUTER EMIOcC 1100
DESIGN FEATURES OF THE ERA 1101 COMPUTER
USER EXPERIENCES ANO APPLICATIONS OF THE ERA 1103
THE USE OF THE CHARACTRON WITH ERA 1103
AN INTEGRATEO COMPUTATION SYSTEM FOR THE ERA-I103
MAINTENANCE FOR INTERNAL MEMORY SECTIONS OF THE ERA 1103 COMPUTER SYSTEM
COMPUTER-PROGRAMMEO PREVENTIVE
A COBOL PROCESSOR FOR THE UNIVAC 1105
MULTIPLE-INPUT ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERTER WIT~ 12 BIT ACCURACY AND FAST, NON-SEQUENTIAL SWITCHING
PAYROLL ACCOUNTING WITH ELECOM 120 COMPUTER
PRODUCTION CONTROL WITH THE ELECOM 125
THE ELECOM 125 IN PERSONNEL CLASSIFICATION RESEARCH
A METHOD Of REPRESENTATION, STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL OF 13 RANDOM CODES IN A 4-DIGIT NUMBER OR 16 RANDOM CODE
APPLICATION OF AN I.C.T. 1301 COMPUTER
THE ICT 1301 DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
KS
A NEW HIGH DENSITY RECOROING SYSTEM, THE IBM 1311 DISK STORAGE DRIVE WITH INTERCHANGEABLE OISK PAC
A PRECISION FREI
THE DESIGN OF A ~IGH PERFORMANCE 14-CHANNEL MAGNETIC RECORD-PLAYBACK SYSTEM fOR USE AS
THE DATAMATIC 1000 MODEL 1400 OUTPUT SYSTEM
A METHOt FOR CHECKING NUMERICAL CODES USING THE 1401
377

COMPUTER LITERATURE 8IBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

WIT - 140
PGEC593 265
CAN 58 301
AUS 511 120
AUS 63 B.13
HARV61 103
CACM630 620
TCJ2591 j9
ICIP59 342
WJCC61 623
CACM604 213
ARAP623 329
CACM639 505
CACM631 315
CACM639 544
NEWC51
12
CACM633 100
J ACM581 89
CACM639 506
TCJ3614 198
TCJ1581 29
BIT 614 227
TCJ3601
2
BIT 623 131
TCJ3603 124
TCJ6631
6
SJCC63 179
CACM626 300
TCJ1582 49
WJCC59
81
TCJ1583 106
TCJ1594 153
PGEC621
2
E JCC53
83
ECIP55
26
BIT 632 122
PGEC626 761
CAS 57
83
I BMJ584 282
JACM584 309
PACM56
32
LSU 58
74
TCB5613 111
IBMJ584 282
WJCC56
1
ECIP55 101
PGEC636 609
ARAP591 146
ICIP59 361
HARV49
83
TCJ6631 49
I BMJ632 112
PGEC553 93
AUS 63 B.1
TCJ5621 15
PACM52T 118
J ACM582 154
JACM634 545
JACM613 366
ICIP59 125
TCB2595 81
MANC51
27
ECIP55
26
IBMJ583 218
PGEC581 41
IBMJ613 114
AUS 572 205
CAS 60
3
ONR 52
25
ONR 60 162
EJCC58 181
WCR 604 105
PACM52P 47
EJCC56
22
NEWC57
36
EJCC56
13
SACI58
43
I BMJ593 230
TC86621 30
EJCC54
40
CAS 56
20
CAS 56 112
AUS 60013.3
EJCC51
43
CAS 55
34
WJCC56
34
JACM563 181
PWCS54
62
CAS 60
26
NCR 594 2~9
WJCC53
54
WJCC54 163
CAS 56
41
C ACM623 165
EOPS61 438
TCB4601 29
fJCC63 327
NCR b12 89
SACI5B
43
BIT 611 48
371

140 - 704

TITLE WORD INDEX

A NELIAC GENERATED 7090-1401 COMPILER
A NELIAC-GENERATEO 7090-1401 COMPILER
AN AUTD-INSTRUCTIONAL TEXT FOR IBM 1401 PROGRAMMING
EXPERIENCE WITH COBOL ON THE 1410
1410 FORTRAN EDIT FEATURES
IBM 1440 DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM FEATURES FIVE NEW UNITS
IN. STORAGE AND
RETRIEVAL OF 13 RANDOM CODES IN A "-DIGIT NUMBER OR 16 RANDOM CODES IN A 5-01GIT NUMBER
TRANSISTOR PULSE CIRCuITS FOR 160-MC CLOCK RATES
POINT INTERPRETIVE PROGRAM FOR THE CONTROL DATA 160"
A MULTIPLE-PRECISION FLOATINGSOLUTION OF NAVAL NUMERICAL WEATHER PROBLEMS (CDC 160'"
REALIZING BOOLEAN CONNECTIVES ON THE IBM 1620
,
ON MODIFYING THE 1620 ADO TABLE
CHARACTER MANIPULATION IN 1620 FORTRAN II
COMPUTER TECHNIQUES IN ASSEMBLY LINE BALANCING (IBM 1620. IBM 650. UNIVAC SOLID STATE 80)
A COMPACT 166-KILOBIT FILM MEMORY
THE RETMA SUPPORT OF THE 1950 COMPUTER CONFERENCE
REVIEW OF ELECTRONIC COMPUTER PROGRESS DURING 195"
THE INTERLUDE 195" TO 1956
INDEX TO THE JOURNAL OF THE
ASSOCIATION FOR COMPUTING MACHINERY, VOLUMES 1-10, 195"-1963
AUTOMATIC CODING TECHNIQUES, 1955
REVIEW OF ELECTRONIC COMPUTER PROGRESS 1955
THE INTERLUDE 195" TO 1956
REVIEW OF ELECTRONIC COMPUTER 'PROGRESS DURING 1956
ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS AS
TOOLS FOR MANAGEMENT IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1956
WAYS OF OEV
ELOPING SOVIET COMPUTER PRODUCTION, ABSTRACTS OF THE 1956 MOSCOW CONFERENCE
REVIEW OF COMPUTER PROGRESS IN 1957
IA PROCESSING IN BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT CONTR
OL SYSTEMS OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, AS OF DECEMBER 1957
LONDON STUDY GROUP REPORTS 1957-1958
IOCESSING IN BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT CONTR
OL SYSTEMS OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, AS OF DECEMBER 1957. 11
ICESSING IN BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT CONTR
OL SYSTEMS OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, AS OF DECEMBER 1957. I II
A REVIEW OF AUTOMATIC
DATA-PROCESSING IN GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS, MAY 1958
1958 PGEC MEMBERSHIP SURVEY REPORT
,
AUTHOR INDEX, 1958-1961
INDEX TO THE COMMUNICATIONS OF THE ACM, VOLUMES 1-5, 1958-1962
SOVIET COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY, 1959
'SOVIET COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY, 1959
SOVIET COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY, 1959
THE STATE OF
THE ART, IA) COMMERCIAL COMPUTERS IN BRITAIN, JUNE 1959
INTRODUCTION
TO THE CONFERENCE ON AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING, BRIGHTON 1959
seVIET CYBERNETICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCES, 1960
SOVIET CYBERNETICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCES 1960
DATA-PROCESSING TASKS FOR THE 1960 CENSUS
1960 PGEC MEMBERSHIP REPORT
DEVELOPMENTS AND PLANS FOR THE TABULATIONS OF THE 1960 WORLD CENSUS OF POPULATION AND AGRICULTURE
ALGOL REFERENCES IN COMMUNICATIONS OF THE ACM. 1960-1961
ALGORITHM INDEX, 1960-1961
COMPUTERS IN ENGINEERING EDUCATION 1960-196"
DATA PROCESSING INTO GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS, MARCH, 1961
PROGRESS IN THE INTRODUCTION OF AUTOMATIC
1961 COMPUTER EXHIBITION AND SYMPOSIUM
THE APPLICATION OF THE ELECTRONIC COMPUTER TO THE 1961 POPULATION CENSUS OF GREAT 8RHAIN
ACM MEM8ERSHIP SURVEY JANUARY 1. 1962
CURRENT
STATUS OF IPL-V FOR THE PHILCO 2000 COMPUTER IJUNE 1962)
SELECTIVE DISSEMINATION
OF INFORMATION ISDI). STATE OF THE ART IN MAY, 1963
REPORT OF A VISIT TO DISCUSS COMMON
PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA ANO POLAND, 1963
JOTTINGS ON THE 1963 BUSINESS EFFICIENCY EXHIBITION
IFIP CONGRESS, 1965
SCIENCES (SYNNOETICS) AT A UNIVERSITY IN THE YEAR 1975
THE COMPUTER-RELATED
A 2.18-MICROSECOND MEGA81T CORE STORE U~IT
COMPUTER-TD-COMPUTER COMMUNICATION AT 2.5 MEGABITS PER SEC
A 2.5-MEGACYCLE FERRACTOR ACCUMULATOR
THE NUMBER '2' HAS BEEN PREVENTED FROM INDEXING
2N-TERMINAL CONTACT NETWORKS
THE BKS SYSTEM FOR THE PHILCO-2000
PERFORMANCE ADVANCES
IN A' TRANSISTORIZED COMPUTER SYSTEM THE TRANSAC S-2000
A LIBRARY FOR 2000 A.D.
TALL, A LIST PROCES SOR FOR THE PH ILCO 2000 COMPUTER
CURRENT STATUS OF IPL-V FOR THE PHILCO 2000 COMPUTER (JUNE 1962)
SYSTEM
PHILCO S-2000 TRANSISTORIZED LARGE-SCALE DATA PROCESSING
CLASS, THE AUTOMATED CLASSROOM (PHILCO 2000)
SYSTEMS AND
STANDARDS PREPARATIONS FOR A NEW COMPUTER IPHILCO 2000)
THE SIEMENS DIGITAL COMPUTER 2002
STOCK TRANSACTION RECORDS ON THE DATATRON 205
COMPUTER SYSTEMS PROGRAMS FOR THE IBM 650, OATATRON 205, AND UNIVAC SS-80
A LIST OF
OPERATIONS
PHILCO MODEL 212 COMPUTER EFFICIENCY THROUGH SIMULTANEOUS
THE BURROUGHS 220
A QUEUE
NETWORK SIMULATOR FOR THE IBM 650 AND BURROUGHS 220
CASCADED VARIABLE CYCLE CONTROL AS APPLIED TO THE 220 COMPUTER
THE BURROUGHS 220 HIGH-SPEED PRINTER SYSTEM
SOME DeS'ERVATlONS ON ALGOL IN USE IBURROUGHS 220)
TABSCL. A DECISION TABLE LANGUAGE FOR THE GE 225
WIZOR, A COMPILER COMPILER FOR THE GE 225 COMPUTER
THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF CG 24
- 0 Te +100 DEGREES C
25-IIC CLOCK-RAT~ COMPUTER CIRCUITS FOR OPERATION FROM
NG MAGNETOSTRICTIVE DELAY LINE STORAGE
PB-250, A HIGH SPEED SERIAL GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER USI
A PROPOSAL FOR A GENERALIZED CARD CODE FOR 256 CHARACTERS
COMMENTS
eN 'A PRCPOSAL FOR A GENERALIZED CARC CODE FOR 256 CHARACTERS'
CN MOORE GRAPHS WITH DIAMETERS 2 AND 3
A MAGNETIC DRUM EXTENSION TO THE GAMMA 3 COMPUTER
A STCCK-CONTROL AND INVOICING SYSTEM USING A GAMMA 3 COMPUTER
EIGENVALUES OF A SYMMETRIC 3X3 MATRIX
MODEL 30-201 ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER
A 300 NANOSECOND SEARCH MEMORY
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION OF THE NCR 30"
MAGNETIC TAPE FILE PROCESSING WITH THE NCR 3D"
APPROACH TO C[MPUTER LOGICAL DESIGN USING THE NCR 3D" AS AN ILLUSTRATION
THE FLOW DIAGRAM
UTER BUILDING BLOCK
APPLICATION OF THE NCR 30" DATA PROCESSOR TO THE SYNTHESIS OF A DIGITAL COMP
ORGANIZATION OF THE IBM 305
• ITS SYSTEMS AND ECONOMIC CONSIDERATI
A MEMORY OF 31" MILLION BITS CAPACITY WITH FAST AND DIRECT ACCESS
NCR 315' CURRENT MOCE DIODE LOGIC BUILDING BLOCKS
650 PUNCHED CARD COMPUTER ALLIED WITH NATIONAL CLASS 32 ACCOUNTING ~ACHINES AND PAPER TAPE
ISING AN IBM
378

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHV 19"6-1963

X B - 32
PACM61 285
CACM622 101
PACM62
18
CAN 62 222
CACM636 310
CACM62D 618
CACM623 165
PGEC59" "32
TCJ6631 62
CAS 60
91
CACM637 365
I BSJ621 82
CACM620 602
CAS 61
62
NCR 62" 63
EJCC53
8
PGEC551 33
ONR 56
1
JACM634 583
LSU 56
6
PGEC561 It3
ONR 56
1
PGEC511 55
TCJ159" 179
PGEC571 37
PGEC581 65
CACM59" 22
TCB2581
3
CACM595 17
CACM599 34
BCS 58 564
PGEC591 60
CACM610 589
CACM633 I-I
ICC 6010 23
PGEC601 12
CACM603 13,1
TCJ2593 97
ARAP591
1
CACM61D 566
PGEC6l1t 759
CAS 57
29
PGEC611 81
ICC 582 22
CACM6I9 40"
CACM621 51
PACM62
22
EOPS61
13
TCB5613 100
TCJ563" 26"
CACM626 297
CACM629 479
SJCC63 257
CACM63N 660
TCB7633 83
TCB7644 117
BIT 6l1t 227
PGEC612 233
IFIP62 347
EJCC56
;0
HARV572 51
CACM612 10"
EJCC58 168
MCf 61 135
CACM629 "84
CACM629 1t19
NEWC57 106
CAS 61 177
CAS 60 101
EJCC58 157
EJCC57 183
CACM600 ;37
PACM61 10C2
L SU 58 165
CACM590 20
WJCC58
63
WJCC59 212
CAS 60 154
PACM61 10B2
PACM62
"6
EJCC58
91
NCR 604 105
E JCC60 283
CACM599 19
CACM59N 12
IBMJ605 "97
NCR 564 105
TCJ!>621
7
CACM61" 168
DNR 52
H
F JCC63
;9
EJCC56
lit
NEWCS"
9
WJCC5H
!I9
NCR 594 20"
I BMJ571 62
WJCC59
"lit
NCR 624
4
lUS 60 AI."
378

32, - 91-

TITLE WORD INDEX

A 32,000-WORD MAGNETIC-CORE MEMORY
AUTOMATIC
SYSTEM AND LOGICAL DESIGN TECHNIQUES FOR THE RW-33 COMPUTER SYSTEM
PLANNING THE 3600
STRUCTURE AND OPERATION OF THE TELEFUNKEN rR 4 DIGITAL COMPUTER IGERMAN)
ATION, STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL OF llRANDOM CODES IN A 4-DIGlT NUMBER OR 16 RANDOM CODES IN A 5-DIGIT NUMBER
PACKAGED LOGICAL CIRCUITRY FOR A 4-MC COMPUTER
THE SWITCHING CHARACTERISTICS OF 4-19 PERMALLOY CORES WITH DIFFERENT ANNEALS
AN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING ROUTINE FOR THE ELLIOTT 401
GED UNIT CONSTRUCTION
THE ELLIOTT-NRDC COMPUTER 401, A DEMONSTRATION OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING BY PACKA
AGNETIC TAPE 2, MAGNETIC FILMS ON A NATIONAL-ELLIOTT 405
SYMPOSIUM ON EXPERIENCES WITH THE USE OF 14
THE 603-405 COMPUTER
PROGRAMMING STRATEGY ON THE NATIONAL-ELLIOTT 405 DATA PROCESSING SYSTE~
PROGRAMMED MULTIPLICATION ON THE IBM 401
THE REMINGTON RAND TYPE 409-2 ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
OUTLINE OF THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF THE ZAM-41 COMPUTER
THE LOGIC DESIGN OF THE FC-4100 DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
THE LOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF THE PB 440 MICROPRoGRAMMABLE COMPUTER
A 48-BIT PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR
SWITCHING TECHNIQUES AT Z-5 IGERMAN)
AUTOMATIC SQUARE ROOT IN A 5 MEGACYCLE PARALLEL DIGITAL COMPUTER
THE CIRCUIT DESIGN OF ATROPOS, A ~ MEGACYCLE SOLID STATE PARALLEL DIGITAL COMPUTER
THE MARK 5 SYSTEM OF AUTOMATIC CODING FOR TREAC,
METHODS TO SIMPLIFY PROGRAMMING, 5 YEARS WORK WITH THE Z4 COMPUTER IGERMAN)
OM CODES IN A 4-DIGIT NUMBER OR 16 RANDOM COOES IN A 5-DIGIT NUMBER
IN, STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL OF 13 RAND
5-SYMBOL 8-STATE AND S-SYMBoL 6-STATE UNIVERSAL TURING MACHINES
5-SYMBOL 8-STATE AND 5-SYMBOL 6-STATE UNIVERSAL
TURING MACHINES
AN EXPERIMENTAL 50-MEGACYCLE ARITHMETIC UNIT
TRANSISTOR CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES FOR A CORE MEMORY WITH 500 MILLIMICROSECOND CYCLE TIME
SAAB 500, A NUMERICAL CONTROL SYSTEM
COBOL COMPILATION FOR RCA 501 ISWEDISH)
THE RCA 501 ASSEMBLY SYSTEM
THE RCA 501 ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
THE RCA 501 HIGH-SPEED PRINTERS, THE STORY OF A PRODUCT
DESIGN
DESIGN OF THE RCA 501 SYSTEM
VARIABLE WORD SORTING IN THE RCA 501 SYSTEM
A GENERALIZED BROKERAGE ACCOUNTING SYSTEM IRCA 501)
DESIGN OF ITT 525 'VADE' REAL-TIME PROCESSOR
5-SYMBoL 8-STATE AND 5-SYMBOL 6-STATE UNIVERSAL TURING MACHINES
SYSTEM DESIGN OF THE GAMMA 60
CONSIDERATIONS
OF CERTAIN LOGICAL DESIGN ASPECTS OF THE GAMMA 60 IFRENCH)
PROGRAMMING DESIGN FEATURES OF THE GAMMA 60 COMPUTER
PALGO, AN ALGORITHMIC
LANGUAGE AND ITS TRANSLATOR FOR OLIVETTI ELEA 6001
A SYM80LIC DESCRIPTION OF THE ELEA 6001 COMPUTER
MULTIPROGRAMMING THE RCA 601
THE RCA 601
THE RCA 601 SYSTEM DESIGN
THE 603-405 COMPUTER
BASIC ELEMENTS OF COBOL 61
SYNTACTICAL CHARTS OF COBOL 61
THE IBM TYPE 610 AUTO-POINT COMPUTER
APPLI
CATIONS TO THE MAGNETIC TAPE STORAGE UNIT, FACIT ECM 64 ITHE CAROUSEL MEMORY)
THE IBM MAGNETIC DRUM CALCULATOR TYPE 650
MATRIX INVERSION ON THE IBM TYPE 650
MANUFACTURING DATA PROCESSING ON THE IBM 650
AN OPTIMIZING PROGRAM FOR THE IBM 650
INDUSTRIAL RECORD KEEPING, A ROUTINE ON THE IBM 650
TIDE, A COMMERCIAL COMPILER FOR THE IBM 650
WRITING A PROGRAM FOR THE IBM 650
A SAP-LIK,E ASSEMBLY PROGRAM FOR THE IBM 650
AUTOMOBILE SELECTIVE
UNDERWRITING AND AUTOMATIC RATING ON THE IBM 650
A QUEUE NETWORK SIMULATOR FOR THE IBM 650 AND BURROUGHS 220
THE IBM 650 APPLIED TO PROBLEMS OF THE ELECTRICAL INOUSTRY
A PRCGRAMMED BINARY COUNTER FOR THE IBM TYPE 650 CALCULATOR
THE PLANNING OF TUBING MANUFACTURE, USING AN IBM 650 COMPUTER
A GENERALPURPOSE LANGUAGE TRANSLATION PROGRAM FOR THE IBM 650 COMPUTER
E ASSURANCE OFFICE
AN APPLICATION CF THE IBM 650 EDPM TO CERTAIN ACTUARIAL PROBLEMS OF A LARGE LIF
USE DF THE IBM 650 IN SCIENTIFIC COMPUTATIONS
PUBLIC UTILITY CUSTOMER ACCOUNTING ON THE TYPE 650 MAGNETIC DRUM DATA PROCESSING MACHINE
ANALYSIS OF BUSINESS APPLICATION PROBLEMS ON IBM 650 MAGNETIC DRUM DATA-PROCESSING MACHINE
A COMPARISON OF 650 PROGRAMMING METHODS
TRIAL LIFE ASSURANCE PREMIUM ACCOUNTING USING AN IBM 650 PUNCHED CARD COMPUTER ALLIED WITH NATIONAL CLASS
THE IBM 650 RAMAC INQUIRY STATION OPERATION
THE IBM 650 RAMAC SYSTEM DISK STORAGE OPERATION
COMPUTER CONTROL OF MAIL-ORDER HOUSE OPERATIONS IIBM 650 TAPE RAMAC)
APPLICATION OF THE IBM 650 TO STOCK BROKERAGE OPERATIONS
A LIST [F COMPUTER SYSTEMS PROGRAMS FOR THE IBM 650, DATATRON 205, AND UNIVAC SS-60
THE IBM MAGNETIC DRUM CALCULATOR TYPE 650, ENGINEERING AND DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
STATISTICAL PROGRAMS FOR THE IBM 650, PART I
STATISTICAL PROGRAMS FOR THE IBM 650, PART II
COMPUTER
TECHNIQUES IN ASSEMBLY LINE BALANCING IIBM 1620, IBM 650, UNIVAC SOLID STATE 80)
CPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH THE LOS ALAMOS 701
AUTOMATIC CODING FOR THE IBM 701
THE PACT COMPILER FOR THE 701
THE PACT I COOING SYSTEM FOR THE IBM TYPE 701
INFORMATION SEARCHING WITH THE 101 CALCULATOR
THE SYSTEM DESIGN OF THE IBM TYPE 101 COMPUTER
ENGINEERING DESCRIPTION OF THE IBM TYPE 701 COMPUTER
THE ARITHMETIC ELEMENT OF THE IBM TYPE 701 COMPUTER
A GENERAL SYSTEM
FOR HANDLING ALPHAMERIC INFORMATION ON THE IBM 101 COMPUTER
DIAGNOSTIC PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES FOR THE IBM TYPE 101 E.D.P.M.
ENGI
NEERING ORGANIZATION OF INPUT AND OUTPUT FOR THE IBM 101 ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING MACHINE
ELY USED FUNCTIONS
PROGRAMMING FOR THE IBM 101 ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING MACHINE WITH REPETITIV
IAL SOLUTIO
N OF A PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION ON THE IBM TYPE 101 ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING MACHINES
SYSTEMS
IBM 1101 SPEEDCOOING AND OTHER AUTOMATIC-PROGRAMMING
THE IBM '101 SPEEDCOOING SYSTEM
AN AUTOMATIC SUPERVISOR FOR THE IBM 102
LLY, ENCODED CCMPDUNDS SEARCHED GENERICALLY W.ITH IBM 702
PRINTING CHEMICAL STRUCTURES ELECTRONICA
BUSINESS
THE IBM TYPE 102. AN ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING MACHINE FOR
SYSTEM SUMMARY OF IBM 7030
A CHESS PLAYING PROGRAM FOR THE IBM 104
379

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

140 - 104
1 BMJ512 102
NCR 602 124
FJCC62
13
PGEC636 613
CACM623 165
NCR 544 133,
PGEC583 228
JACM512 bl
AOC 53 213
TCJ2593 120
HARV49 316
AUS 513 301
J ACM574 442
P IRE530 1332
PGEC636 609
EJCC61 158
FJCC63 201
CACM618 350
ECIP55 101
AUS 60 C4.2
AUS 60 C4.1
ARAP591 23
ECIP55
26
CACM623 165
JACM614 476
JACM614 476
ItlMJ513 251
WCR 594
3
BIT 623 182
BIT 614 263
WJCC59 121
WJCC58
66
WJCC59 204
EJCC58 160
PACM59
44
CAS 60
6B
FJCC62 154
JACM614 416
WJCC58 130
ICIP59 34B
EJCC58 114
ROME62 439
ICC 634 238
PACM61 12Cl
CACM614 191
EJCC60 113
HARV49 316
CACM625 231
CACM625 260
SACI58
71
BIT 621 16
JACM541 13
LSU 55 153
CAS 56
64
JACM561
3
LSU 57 164
ARAP591 207
AUS 60C12.3
CACM601
2
CAS 55
41
CACM59D 20
CAS 56 104
CACM581 11
BCS 58 195
NSMT60 409
AUS 60 A3.1
CAS 55
60
JACM544 173
EJCC54
19
CACM60D 663
AUS 60 Al.4
WJCC51
49
WJCC51
It3
CAS 60
46
CAS 56
32
CACM600 537
WJCC54 140
CACM598 13
CACM590 32
CAS 61
62
EJCC53
45
JACM554 2~3
ONR 56
61
JACM564 212
J ACM572 131
P IRE530 1262
P IREBO 1215
PIRE530 1281
JACM563 175
NCR 537 55
EJCC52
Bl
oNR 54 111
PACM52T 115
DNR 54 106
JACM541
4
WJCC56
21
ICSI581 711
J ACM544 149
PCS 62
11
WJCC58 151
319

104 - 97-

TITLE WORD INDEX

JOB SHOP SIMULATION ON THE tBM 704
OF TRANSISTOR SWITCHING CIRCUITS ON THE IBM 704
SIMULATION
OF POLYNOMIAL ELfMENTS TO TRIANGULAR FORM ON THE IBM 704
REDUCTION OF A GENERALIZED MATRIX
MODIFICATION WITH INDEX REGISTERS USED IN EOPM TYPE 704 (GERMANI
ADDRESSIBM 104 CODE-NUNORUMS
SIMULATION OF AN INFORMATION CHANNEL ON THE IBM 704 COMPUTER
DUCTIoN SCHEDULING OF JOB-SHOP OPERATIONS ON THE IBM 704 DATA-PROCESSING EOUIPMENT
OYNAMIC PRO
THE USE OF THE IBM 104 IN THE SIMULATION Of SPEECH-RECOGNITION SYSTEMS
COMPUTER DESIGN OF OPTICAL LENS SYSTEMS (IBM 7041
AN EXPERIMfNTAL MONITORING ROUTINE FOR THE IBM 705
PRINT I, A PROPOSED COOING SYSTEM FOR THE IBM TYPE 705
PRINT I, AN AUTOMATIC CODING SYSTEM FOR THE IBM 705
THE IBM TYPE 105 AUTOCODER
THE IBM 105 EDPM MEMORY SYSTEM
EOPM 705 IN ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT (GERMANI
CHARACTER SCANNING ON THE IBM 7070
'
THE IBM 7010 DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
IBM 7010 DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM
A DESCRIPTION OF THE IBH 1014 SYSTEM
PROGRAMHEO BUFfERING Of INPUT-OUTPUT ON THE 109
THE SHARE OPERATING SYSTEM FOR THE IBM 709
ThO METHODS FOR WORD INVERSION ON THE IBM 109
MULTIENERGY GROUP NEUTRON TRANSPORT CODE FOR THE IBM 109 AND 1090 SYSTEMS
BANZAI, A ONE-OIMENSIONAL
THE IBM 709 COMPUTER
THE USE OF THE IBM 109 IN DIGITAL COMPUTING
PROGRAMMING AND MODIfICATION IN THE SHARE 109 SYSTEM
INPUT-OUTPUT TRANSLATION IN THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM
SHARE 709 SYSTEM SUPERVISORY CONTROL ROUTINE
THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM, A COOPERATIVE EfFORT
THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM, A COOPERATIVE EFFORT
THE SHARE 109 SYSTEM, INPUT-OUTPUT TRANSLATION
PROGRAM MI NG
THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM, MACHINE IMPLEMENTATION OF SYMBOLIC
THE SHARE 109 SYSTEM, PROGRAMMED INPUT-OUTPUT 8UFFERING
THE SHARE 109 SYSTEM, PROGRAMMING AND MODIFICATION
THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM, SUPERVISORY CONTROL
IBM 709 TAPE MATRIX COMPILER
CHANNEL ANALYSIS FOR THE IBM 1090
SELECTIVE INSTRUCTION TRAP FOR THE 7090
KEYWORD IN CONTEXT (KWIC I INOEXING ON THE IBM 7090 DPS
DISSEMINATION, RETRIEVAL, ANO INDEXING USING THE IBM 1090 DPS
THE MERGE SYSTEM OF INFORMATION
CHARACTER MANIPULATION IN 1090 FORTRAN
VARIABLES
CHIC, A 1090 PROGRAM TO COMPUTE HYPERGEOMETRIC SERIES IN TWO
RGY GROUP NEUTRON TRANSPORT CODE FOR THE IBM 109 AND 1090 SYSTEMS
BANZAI, A ONE-DIMENSIONAL MULTI ENE
PROCESSING OF GRAPHS (EXAMPLES AND APPLICATIONS ON A 10901 (FRENCHI
10F A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE FOR THE
A NELIAC GENERATED 1090-1401 COMPILER
A NELIAC-GENERATED 7090-1401 COMPILER
IBM 1340 HYPERTAPE DRIVE
PROGRAMMING CONSIDERATIONS FOR THE 7150
MACHINES
5-SYMBOL 8-STATE AND 5-SYMBOl 6-STATE UNIVERSAL TURING
ROGRAMS FOR THE IBM 650, DATATRON 205, AND UNIVAC S5-80
.
A LIST OF COMPUTER SYSTEMS P
BALANCING IIBM 1620, IBM 650, UNIVAC SOLID STATE 801
COMPUTER TECHNIQUES IN ASSEMBLY LINE
THE ALWAC CORPORATION MODEL 800 COMPUTER
SCALE COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH PROGRAM (HONEYWELL BOOI
MANAGEMENT OF RECORDS IN A LARGETIME-SHARING ON THE NATIONAL-ELLIOTT 802
THE ELLIOTT 803 AUTOCODE MARK 11
NG, 15 MAU
USA NATIONAL ACTIVITY REPORT TO ISO-TC 97-SUBCOMMITTEE 5, COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION PROCESS I
INC
USA NATIONAL ACTIVITY REPORT TO ISG-TC 97-WORKING GRO\..P E, COMPUTERS ANO INFORMATION PROCESS

380

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

32, - 91PACM59
57
PGEC514 242
PACM59
29
ECIP55 150
CACM583
3
WJCC59
87
WJCC59 244
EJCC57 214
CAS 60 llZ
WJCC56
68
WJCC56
45
ACfl51
29
WJCC56
49
PGEC56it 219
ECIP55 102
CACM60N 622
EJCC58 165
WJCC59 222
E JCC60 161
PACM58
19
ARAP591 169
CACM60D 658
PACM62
96
NEWC57
\12
LSU 57 193
PACM58
16
PACM58
18
PAC1458
20
PACM56
15
J ACM592 123
JACM592 141
JACM592 134
JACM592 145
JACM59Z 128
JACM592 152
CACM599 31
PACM61 12C3
CACM633 101
PACM62
36
PACM62
38
CACM638 440
PACM61 6A4
PACM62
96
ROME62 117
PACM61 285
CACM6ZZ 101
F JCC63 591
IBSJ631 57
JACM614 476
CACM600 537
CAS 61
62
NEWC57 ll8
CAS 61
3
TCJ2604 185
ARAP612 71
CACM639 502
CACM632 51

380

AUTHOR INDEX

A'C - ALO

A'C - ARN

AUS 513 315
A'COURT, P. HOLMES THE I.B.M. ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS
BIT 621
1
AALTONEN, AARRE COMPUTER TYPE INSTRUMENTS
PGEC603 329
AARONSON, D. A. MAGNETOSTRICTIVE ULTRASONIC DELAY LINES FOR A PCM COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
'ICR 584 2iol
ABBAS, S. A. CALCULATION OF FLUX PATTERNS IN FERRITE MULTI PATH STRUCTURES
PIRE611 1lB
ABEYTA, I. A COMPUTER SUBSYSTEM USING KILOMEGACYCLE SUBHARMONIC OSCILLATORS
PGEC591
3
ABHYANKAR, SHREERAM ABSOLUTE MINIMAL EXPRESSIONS OF BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS
PGEC584 26B
ABHYANKAR, SHREERAM MINIMAL 'SUM OF PRODUCTS OF SUMS' EXPRESSIONS OF BOOLEAN FUNCTIUNS
::INR 60 1b2
ABRAHAM, DAVID SUPERCONDUCTING FILMS LESS THAN 100 ANGSTROM UNITS THICK
ABRAHAM, S. TECHNIQUES FOR THE USE OF THE DIGITAL COMPUTER AS AN AID IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF HEART DISEASE
EJCC61 311
JACM563 U6
ABRAHAM, S. J. TRANSFER FUNCTION SIMULATION BY MEANS OF AMPLIFIERS AND POTENTIOMETERS
JACM553 1b2
ABRAMOWITZ, MILTON ON THE VIBRATION OF A SQUARE CLAMPED PLATE
PACM62
tl6
ABT, C. C. COMPUTER APPLICATIONS TO ARMS CONTROL
ACKER, E. A. INTERIM REPORT PRESENTATION DEVELOPMENT OF ELECTRONIC APPLICATIONS
LSU 57 206
EJCC59 114
ACKLEY, J. N. THE MULTI-SEQUENCE COMPUTER AS A COMMUNICATIONS TOOL
ICSI581 91
ACKOFF, RUSSELL L. 'AN OPERATIONS RESEARCH STUDY OF THE DISSEMINATION OF SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION
HARV55 Ibl
ACKOFF, RUSSELL L. OPERATIONS RESEARCH, ITS RELATIONSHIP TO DATA PROCESSING
ACTON, F. S. A PROPOSED INTERPRETATION IN ALGOL
CACM59D 14
ACTON, FORMAN S. SUPPLY AND DEMAND IN COMPUTATIONAL MATHEMATICS
CLUN55 III
ECIP55 204
ADAM, A. STATISTICAL OPERATION PROGRAMS IN INDUSTRY (GERMANI
CACM5B7
5
ADAMS JR, ELDRIDGE S. SIMPLE AUTOMATIC COOING SYSTEMS
ADAMS. C. W. DEVELOPMENTS IN PROGRAMMING RESEARCH
EJCC55
15
EJCC54
1
ADAMS, C. W. SMALL COMPUTERS IN A LARGE WORLD
PACM52P 99
ADAMS, C. W. SMALL PROBLEMS ON LARGE COMPUTERS
CTPC54
46
ADAMS, C. W. THE EDUCATIONAL CONCEPT OF COMPUTERS AS A NEW TOOL
WJCC61 lol
ADAMS, C. W. TRENDS IN DESIGN OF LARGE COMPUTER SYSTEMS
CHBK62
21
ADAMS, CHARLES W. APPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
CLUN55 U9
ADAMS, CHARLES W. THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE COMPUTING LABORATORY TO THE UNIVERSITY CURRICULUM
ONR 54
40
ADAMS, CHARLES W. THE M.I.T. SYSTEMS OF AUTOMATIC CODING, COMPREHENSIVE, SUMMER SESSION, ANO ALGEBRAIC
WOC062
1
ADAMS, DOUGLAS P. COUNTABLE-BIT NOMOGRAPHIC ELECTRONIC COMPUTATION, 'NOEL'
CAS 57
99
ADAMS, R. D. A OUAL-USE DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR DYNAMIC SYSTEM ANALYSIS
NCR
531
2
ADAMSON, P. A. MULTICHANNEL ANALOG INPUT-OUTPUT CONVERSION SYSTEM FOR DIGITAL CUMPUTER
SJCC62 23~
AOELBERG, MARVIN ANALOG SIMULATION OF PARTICLE TRAJECTORIES IN FLUID FLOW
FJCC63 603
AOEY, W. R. COMPUTER APPLICATIONS AT THE FRONTIERS OF BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH
CACM621 400
ADORNO, D. S. DIGITAL SYNTHESIS OF CORRELATED STATIONARY NOISE
CACM598 10
AEGERTER, M. J. CONSTRUCTION OF A SET OF TEST MATRICES
!>6
AGRESTA, J. THE METHOD OF SPHERICAL HARMONICS AS APPLIED TO THE ONE-VELOCITY BOLTZMANN EQUATION IN INFINI PACM59
AHMED, F. A. APPLICATION OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS TO THE DETERMINATION OF CRYSTAL STRUCTURES BY X-RAY ANALYSI CAN 58 307
ECIP55
31
AIKEN, H. H. THE FUTURE OF AUTOMATIC COMPUTING MACHINERY
MSEE4&2 14
AIKEN, HOWARD H. ELECTRO-MECHANICAL TABLES OF THE ELEMENTARY FUNCTIONS
IISEE462 13
AIKEN, HOWARD H. THE AUTOMATIC SEQUENCE CONTROLLED CALCULATOR
EJCC52
44
AINSWORTH, ERNEST SEAC INPUT-OUTPUT OPERATING EXPERIENCE
PGEC614 604
AKERS JR, SHELDON B. A TRUTH TABLE METHOD FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF COMUINATIONAL LOGIC
TOMM5B 222
AKUSHSKII, I. VA. MULTI-REGISTER SCHEMES FOR ARITHMETICAL OPERATIONS
TOMM5S
85
AKUSHSKII, I. YA. SOME GENERAL QUESTIONS IN PROGRAMMING
lCIP59 US
AKUSHSKY, I. Y. LOGICAL, RECURSIVE AND OPERATOR METHODS FOR THE ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS OF AUTOMATA
I CIP59 J82
AKUSHSKY, I. Y. METHODS OF SPEEDING-UP THE OPERATION OF DIGITAL CO~PUTERS
,I EES5& 1~8
ALBASINY, E. L. THE SOLUTION OF NON-LINEAR HEAT-CONDUCTION PROBLEMS ON THE PILOT ACE
'CAS 51
91
ALBERS, L. U. THE SOLUTION OF CERTAIN PROBLEMS OCCURRING IN THE STUDY OF FLUID FLOW
CAS 59
!o9
ALBERTSON, EUGENE J. CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS IN COMMON-LANGUAGE PROGRAMMING FUR BUSINESS DATA SYSTEMS
ICSI562 1181
ALBRECHT, J. C. A PROPOSED INFORMATION HANDLING SYSTEM FOR A LARGE RESEARCH ORGANIZATION
ALBRECHT, R. A DIFFERENCE METHOD FOR THE AP~ROXIMATE SOLUTION OF THE INITIAL VALUE ~ROBLEM FOR SYSTEMS OF lFIP62 169
AUS 60 A5.3
ALCORN, B. L. DATA PROCESSING APPLIED TO MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES
I BMJ6H 207
ALDRIDGE, A. W. TRANSIENT ANALYSIS AND DEVICE CHARACTERIlATION OF ACP CIRCUITS
IIIMJ621 89
ALERS, G. A. VARIATION OF THE ELASTIC MODULI AT THE SUPERCONDUCTING TRANSITION
EJCC61 219
ALEXANDER, A. A. COMMUNICATIONS FOR COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
EJCC!>3
:>8
ALEXANDER, S. N. NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS PERFORMANCE TESTS
EJCC51
16
ALEXANDER, S. N. PERFORMANCE OF THE CENSUS UNIVAC SYSTEM
P IRE530 1300
ALEXANDER, S. N. SEAC
ICC 6010 23
ALEXANDER, S. N. SOVIET COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY, 1959
PGEC601 12
ALEXANDER, S. N. SOVIET COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY, 1959
CACM603 131
ALEXANDER, S. N. SOVIET COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY, 1959
PGEC541
I
ALEXANDER, S. N. SYSTEM ORGANIZATION OF THE DYSEAC
EJCC51
d4
ALEXANDER, S. N. THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS EASTERN AUTOMATIC COMPUTER (SEACI
ONR 53
5
ALEXANDER, S. N. THE SEAC INSTALLATION, ENGINEERING CONSIDERATIONS
ALEXANDER, SAMUEL N. AN EVALUATION OF ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING EQUIPMENT
HARV55
81
HARV41 24B
ALEXANDER, SAMUEL N. INPUT ANO OUTPUT DEVICES FOR ELECTRONIC DIGITAL CALCULATING MACHINERY
CAS 59
30
ALEXANDER, SAMUEL N. SOME ASPECTS OF COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY IN THE U.S.S.R.
EJCC~2
131
ALEXANDER, SAMUEL N. SUMMARY AND FORECAST
BIT 614 224
ALFSEN, E. M. ANALOGUE CALCULATION OF CHI SQUARED FOR THE TESTING OF HYPOTHESIS
lFIP62 1>25
ALIQUE, M. NEW COMPONENTS FOR FERRORESONANT CIRCUITS
ALLARD, J. L. MIXED CONGRUENTIAL RANDOM ~UMBER GENERATORS FOR DECIMAL MACHINES
JACM632 HI
PGEC612 213
ALLEN, C. A. A 2.1S-MICROSECOND MEGABIT CORE STORE UNIT
TCJ1594 196
ALLEN, C. D. A M~THOD FOR THE REDUCTION OF EMPIRICAL MULTI-VARIABL[ FUNCTIONS
PGECU6 8111
ALLEN, E. L. A COMPUTER ORGANIZATION AND PROGRAMMING SYSTEM FOR AUTOMATED MAINTENANCE
PACM56
2
ALLEN, J. H. RULES FOR REDUCING CALCULATE TIME AND CONS(RVATION OF STORAGE SPACE
PACM62
10
ALLEN, J. J. TRANSLATION OF COMPILER LANGUAGES
I EES56 US
ALLEN, M. W. A DECIMAL ADDITION-SUBTRACTION UNIT
!IUS 63 C.2
ALLEN, M. W. A FLEXIBLE AND ECONOMIC APPROACH TO DIGITAL SYSTEM DESIGN
AUS 512 209
ALLEN, M. W. ADA, A TRANSISTOR DIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYSER
PGEC636 bb3
ALLEN, M. W. CIRRUS, AN ECONOMICAL MULTIPROGRAM COMPUTER WITH MICROPROGRAM CONTROL
AUS 60 C!>.2
ALLEN, M. W. SYSTEM DESIGN OF CIRRUS
CAN 58 1;/1
ALLEN, R. H. FORM DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND PAPER HANDLING PROBLEMS AS RELATED TO HIGH SPEED PRINTERS
CAN 60 332
ALLEN, V. B. THE BUSINESS GAME, THE NEW DIMENSION IN MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT
lFIP62 1.'14
ALLMARK, R. H. DESIGN OF AN ARITHMETIC UNIT INCORPORATING A NESTING STORE
"ICR 5 14 ll!>
ALMAN, J. CIRCUIT D(SIGN EMPLOYING A DIGITAL COMPUTER TO ATTAIN LONGEST MEAN TIME TO FAILURE
WJCC51 110
ALMAN, J. DESIGN OF A BASIC COMPUTER BUILDING BLOCK
TCJ3614 746
ALMOND, GWEN PREDICTING DISTRIBUTION OF STAFF
JACM602 176
ALONSO, R. A STARTING METHOD FOR THE THREE-POINT ADAMS PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR METHOD
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3tll

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ALONSO, R. L. SOME ASPECTS OF THE LOGICAL DESIGN OFA CONTROL COMPUTER, A CASE STUDY
ALPHONSE, G. A. COINCIDENT CURRENT supERCONDUCTIVE MEMORY
ALPHONSE, G. A. COINCIDENT-CURRENT SUPERCONDUCTIVE MEMORY
ALPHONSE, G. A. CONTINUOUS SHEET SUPERCONDUCTIVE MEMORY
ALRICH, JOHN C. ENGINEERING DESCRIPTION OF THE ELECTRODATA DIGITAL COMPUTER
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ALT, FRANZ L. FIFTEEN YEARS ACM
ALT, FRANZ L. RECOGNITION OF CLAUSES AND PHRASES IN MACHINE TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES
ALTERMAN, F. J. THE AUTOMATIC POSITION SURVEY ANALYZER AND COMPUTER
ALWAY, G. G. OPTIMUM CODING
ALWAY, G. G. THE USE OF THE PILOT ACE FOR TESTING A NEW DESIGN OF PROTON SYNCHROTRON
AMAREL, S. AN APPROACH TO AUTOMATIC THEORY FORMATION
AMAREL, S. THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS ON RELIABILITY PROPERTIES OF RECURSIVE TRIANGULAR SWITCHING NETWOR(
AMAREL, SAUL AUTOMATIC FORMATION OF A 'MACHINE THEORY' REPRESENTING A MAPPING
AMAREL, SAUL ON THE AUTOMATIC FORMATION OF A COMPUTER PROGRAM WHICH REPRESENTS A THEORY
AMBROSIO, B. F. THE SWAC, DESIGN FEATURES AND OPERATING EXPERIENCE
AMDAHL, GENE M. NEW CONCEPTS IN COMPUTING SYSTEM DESIGN
AMDAHL, LOWELL LOGICAL DESIGN
AMEMIYA, H. A NEW DIODE FUNCTION GENERATOR
AMEMIYA, H. HIGH-SPEED FERRITE MEMORIES
AMES, I. ANOMALOUS PHOTOELECTRIC EMISSION FROM NICKEL
AMMANN, CHARLES E. INVENTORY CONTROL
AMO, K. THE KT PILOT COMPUTER, A MICRO-PROGRAMMED COMPUTER WITH A PHOTOTRANSISTOR FIXED MEMORY
ANDERSEN, CHR. THE APPLICATION OF THE LICHTENSTEIN-GERSHGORIN INTEGRAL EQUATION IN CONFORMAL MAPPING
ANDERSON, A. G. A FULL BINARY ADDER EMPLOYING TWO NEGATIVE-RESISTANCE DIODES
ANDERSON, A. G. AN EXPERIMENTAL 50-MEGACYCLE ARITHMETIC UNIT
ANDERSON, A. H. MAGNETIC FILM MEMORY DESIGN
ANDERSON, J. P. A LOGIC DESIGN TRANSLATOR
ANDERSON, J. R. ELECTRICAL DELAY LINES FOR DIGITAL COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
ANDERSON, JAMES P. A COMPUTER FOR DIRECT EXECUTION OF ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGES
ANDERSON, JAMES P. DB25, A MULTIPLE-COMPUTER SYSTEM FOR COMMAND AND CONTROL
ANDERSON, JOHN R. A NEW TYPE OF FERROELECTRIC SHIFT REGISTER
ANDERSON, R. TESTING OF MICROLOGIC ELEMENTS
ANDERSON, R. L. A VAPOR-GROWN VARIABLE CAPACITANCE DIODE
ANDERSON, R. L. ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF VA~OR-GROWN GE JUNCTIONS
ANDERSON, T. C. A METHOD FOR EVALUATING STIELTJES INTEGRALS ON THE ANALOG COMPUTER
ANDERSON, W. A. SOME RECENT RESEARCH ON ULTRASONIC PROPATATION IN SOLID MEDIA
ANDERSON, W. H. A NUMERICAL METHOD FOR SOLVING CONTROL DIFFERENTIAL .EQUATIONS ON DIGITAL COMPUTERS
ANDERSON, W. H. THE SOLUTION OF SIMULTANEOUS ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS USING A GENERAL PURPOSE DIGI
ANDERSON, WILLIAM H. REMARKS ON 'ON COMPUTING RADIATION INTEGRALS'
ANDRES, K. MECHANICAL EFFECTS AT THE SUPERCONDUCTING TRANSITION
ANDRESEN, EDWARD F. THE COMING IMPACT OF COMPUTERS ON ADVERTISING
ANDREW, A. M. LEARNING MACHINES
ANDREWS, A. C. APPLICATION OF IBM EDP METHODS TO THE CALCULATION OF THE FORMATION CONSTANTS OF COMPLEX 10
ANOREWS, DON D. VARIABLE SCOPE SEARCH SYSTEM VS3
ANDREWS, E. G. A REVIEW OF THE BELL LABORATORIES' DIGITAL COMPUTER DEVELOPMENTS
ANDREWS, ERNEST G. GENERAL-PURPOSE COMPUTERS
ANDREWS, ERNEST G. THE BELL COMPUTER, MODEL VI
ANDREWS, J. M. MATHEMATICAL APPLICATIONS OF THE DYNAMIC STORAGE ANALOG COMPUTER
ANDREWS, L. J. A TECHNIQUE FOR USING MEMORY CORES AS LOGICAL ELEMENTS
ANDREWS, M. C. MULTI FONT PRINT RECOGNITION
ANDRUS, JAN F. NOTE ON EIGENVALUE COMPUTATION
ANGEL, A. M. A VERY HIGH SPEED PUNCHED PAPER TAPE READER
ANGEL, A. M. THE N.C.R. MAGNETIC CARD RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY
ANGELL, JAMES B. DIRECT COUPLED TRANSISTOR LOGIC CIRCUITRY
ANGELL, JAMES B. HIGH-TEMPERATURE SILICON-TRANSISTOR COMPUTER CIRCUITS
ANSTEY, T. H. USE OF A REMOTE DIGITAL COMPUTER ON AN OPEN-SHOP BASIS IN AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH
ANTILL, J. APPLICATION OF AN I.C.T. 1301 COMPUTER
AOKI, M. A PROBABILISTIC ANALYSIS OF COMPUTING-LOAD ASSIGNMENT IN A MULTI-PROCESSOR COMPUTER SYSTEM
AOKI, M. BILATERAL SWITCHING USING NONSYMMETRIC ELEMENTS
AOKI, M. PARALLELISM IN COMPUTER ORGANIZATION RANDOM NUMBER GENERATION IN THE FIXED PLUS VARIABLE COMPUTE
APLIN, P. S. MAGNETIC TAPE FOR THE SILL lAC
APLIN, P. S. ON THE DESIGN OF PHOTOELECTRIC PAPER-TAPE READERS
APPEL, KLAUS RATIONAL APPROXIMATION OF DECAY-TYPE FUNCTIONS
APPEL, KLAUS SOLUTION OF EIGENVALUE PROBLEMS WITH APPROXIMATELY KNOWN EIGENVECTORS
APPLEBAUM, F. H. VARIABLE WORD SORTING IN THE RCA 501 SYSTEM
APPLEBY, J. S. TECHNIQUES FOR PRODUCING SCHOOL TIMETABLES ON A COMPUTER AND THEIR APPLICATION TO OTHER S:
APPLEGATE, F. A. A COMMENTARY ON REDUNDANCY
APPLEGATE, JOSEPH R. SYNTAX OF THE GERMAN NOUN PHRASE
APPLETON, H. CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF DATA ON TENANTS IN LOW RENT GOVERNMENT HOUSING
ARANT, GENE W. A TIME-SEQUENTIAL TABULAR ANALYSIS OF FLIP-FLOP LOGICAL OPERATION
ARBIB, M. A DESIGN FOR INSTRUCTION ECONOMY
ARBIB, M. SUBROUTINES, LEARNING AND SYMBOLIC CODING
ARBIB, MICHAEL TURING MACHINES, FINITE AUTOMATA AND NEURAL NETS
ARBIB, MICHAEL A. NEUROLOGICAL MODELS AND INTEGRATIVE PROCESSES
ARBUCKLE, T. A CHESS PLAYING PROGRAM FOR THE IBM 104
ARCAND, A. A REAL TIME MULTI-COMPUTER SYSTEM FOR LUNAR AND PLANETARY SPACE FLIGHT DATA PROCESSING
ARCHAMBAULT, MARY BALLISTIC CAM DESIGN
ARDEN, B. ADVANCED PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES WITH SMALLER COMPUTERS
ARDEN, B. ON GAT AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF TRANSLATORS
ARDEN, B. W.· THE INTERNAL ORGANIZATION OF THE MAD TRANSLATOR
ARDEN, BRUCE W. AN ALGORITHM FOR EQUIVALENCE DECLARATIONS
ARDEN, BRUCE W. AN ALGORITHM FOR TRANSLATING BOOLEAN EXPRESSIONS
ARDEN, BRUCE W. ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF ALGORITHM TRANSLATORS
ARDOUIN, P•. G. A COMPILER FOR SOLVING SYSTEMS OF LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
ARMER, P. SOVIET COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY, 1959
ARMER, P. SOVIET COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY, 1959
ARMER, P. SOVIET COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY, 1959
ARMER. PAUL ATTITUDES TOWARD INTELLIGENT MACHINES
ARMERDING, G. W. A ONE-DAY LOOK AT COMPUTING
ARMSTRONG, D. B. A PROGRAMMED ALGORITHM FOR ASSIGNING INTERNAL CODES TO SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
ARMSTRONG, D. B. MAGNETIC ANALOGS OF RELAY CONTACT NETWORKS FOR LOGIC
ARMSTRONG, D. B. ON THE EFFICIENT ASSIGNMENT OF INTERNAL CODES TO SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
ARMSTRONG, DOROTHY P. DATA-PROCESSING TASKS FOR THE 1960 CENSUS
ARMSTRONG, M. THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER HIGH-SPEED MAGNETIC PRINTER
ARNETTE, T. I. AN INTERPOLATION PROCEDURE FOR CLOSED CURVES
ARNOLD, R. F. ALGEBRAIC PROPERTIES OF SYMMETRIC AND PA.RTlALLY SYMMETRIC BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS
382

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

A'C - ARN
PGEC636 681
LCMT61 421
PGEC613 418
ONR 60 161
PGEC551
1
WJCC60 203
PACM52P I'H
JACM622 240
C1CR 62 153
CACM626 300
IITL 611 12~
IICR !>94 231
AOC 53
65
I EES56
12
SOS 61 443
RTCS62
10
PACM61 2(;1
SOS 62 101
PIRE530 1294
PIRE625 1013
HACC5'"
17
PGEC512 '15
FJCC62 Id4
IBMJ6H 34
HACC59 9-01
IFIP62 b84
BIT 613 141
IBMJ583 223
I BMJ573 b7
P IRE611 155
FJCC62 ,,1
PGt:C~32
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EJCC61 1114
F JC(;62
1i6
PGEC564 184
WJCC61
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I BMJ603 264
IIlMJ603 2,6
PGEC624 ~~2
PACM52P 203
JACM601 61
CACM606 3~5
CACMS96 ,t:;
IBMJ621 84
CAS 61
,5
MTP 58 473
CACM6lN /"14
ICSI582 1111
EJCC51 101
CHBI<62
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EJCC56
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:JCR 62 261
CACM60N b17
WCR 514 216
LCMT61 149
WJCC58
22
EJCC56
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TCJ6612 118
EOPS61 438
FJCC63 147
PGEC611 42
oIJCC61 157
AUS 60C11.2
AUS 60Cll.3
BIT 622 b9
CACM627 381
PACM59
44
TCJ3614 231
RTCS62 367
IISMT60 260
PACM59
11
PGEC572 12
AUS 60 C5.3
~US 60C12.1
JACM614 461
SOS 62
49
WJCC58 1,1
SJCC63 121
CACM61N 513
(lNR 56
35
CACM!>91 24
CACM611 28
CACM617 310
JACM622 222
PACM59
23
CAN 60 276
ICC 6010 23
CACM603 Hi
PGEC601 12
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CACM629 486
PGEC624 466
PGEC601 30
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382

ARN - BAR

ALO - BAC

AUTHOR INDEX

ARNOLD. RICHARD F. A COMPILER CAPABLE OF LEARNING
AROIAN. L. A. REGRESSION AND COOED PATTERNS IN DATA EDITING
AROIAN. LEO A. THE RELIABILITY OF ITEMS IN SEQUENCE WITH SENSING AND SWITCHING
ARONOFSKY. J. S. USE OF THE OAT AT RON IN THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY
ARSAC. J. RESEARCH ON THE SOLUTIONS OF A CONVOLUTION EQUATION IFRENCHI
ARSENAULT. W. R. A NEW NONDESTRUCTIVE READ FOR MAGNETIC CORES
ARSENAULT. W. R. A PDM CONVERTER
ARSENAULT. WILLIAM R. GENERAL-PURPOSE COMPUTERS
ARTHUR. M. E. GEOMETRIC MAPPING OF SWITCHING FUNCTIONS
ASCHENBRENNER. R. A. THE GUS MULTICOMPUTER SYSTEM
ASCHER. MARCIA SWAC EXPERIMENTS ON THE USE OF ORTHOGONAL POLYNOMIALS FOR DATA FITTING
ASELTINE. JOHN A. CONTROL SYSTEM SYNTHESIS TECHNIQUES
ASH. R. B. INCREASING RELIABILITY BY THE USE OF REDUNDANT MACHINES
ASHAR. K. G. TRANSIENT ANALYSIS AND DEVICE CHARACTERIZATION OF ACP CIRCUITS
ASHBY. W. R. PRINCIPLES OF THE SELF-ORGANIZING SYSTEM
ASHBY. W. ROSS SIMULATION OF A BRAIN
ASHBY. W. ROSS THE MECHANISM OF HABITUATION
ASHBY. W. ROSS WHAT IS AN INTELLIGENT MACHINE
ASHENHURST. R. L. BASIC OPERATIONS IN AN UNNORMALllED ARITHMETIC SYSTEM
ASHENHURST. R. L. FUNCTIONAL EVALUATION IN UNNORMALIZED ARITHMETIC
ASHENHURST. R. L. SIGNIFICANT OIGIT COMPUTER ARITHMETIC
ASHENHURST. R. L. THE INSTITUTE FOR COMPUTER RESEARCH OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
ASHENHURST. R. L. UNNORMALIZED FLOATING POINT ARITHMETIC
ASHENHURST. ROBERT L. THE APPLICATION OF COUNTING TECHNIQUES
ASHENHURST. ROBERT L. THE DECOMPOSITION OF SWITCHING FUNCTIONS
ASHENHURST. ROBERT L. THE MANIAC III ARITHMETIC SYSTEM
ASHFORD. F. L. NCR 315 CURRENT MODE DIODE LOGIC BUILDING BLOCKS
ASHLEY. A. H. A FIVE MICROSECOND MEMORY FOR UDOFT COMPUTER
ASHLEY. A. H. TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION FOR A CORE MEMORY
ASKER. BENGT THE SPLINE CURVE. A SMOOTH INTERPOLATING FUNCTION USED IN NUMERICAL DESIGN OF SHIP-LINES
ASTIN. A. V. SYMPOSIUM ON THE IMPACT OF COMPUTERS ON SCIENCE AND SOCIETY
AST[N. ALLEN V. SUMMARY OF A[EE-[RE-ACM CONFERENCE
ASTRAHAN. M. M. LOGICAL DESIGN OF THE D[GITAL COMPUTER FOR THE SAGE SYSTEM
ASTRAHAN, M. M. RELIABILITY OF AN AIR DEFENSE COMPUTING SYSTEM, MARGINAL CHECK[NG AND MAINTENANCE PROGRAM
ASTRAHAN, M. M. RUSSIAN VISIT TO U.S. COMPUTERS
ASTRAHAN, M. M. RUSSIAN VISIT TO U.S. COMPUTERS
ASTRAHAN, M. M. SOVIET COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY, 1959
ASTRAHAN, M. M. SOVIET COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY, 1959
ASTRAHAN, M. M. SOVIET COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY, 1959
ASTRAHAN, M. M. THE EVOLUTION OF COMPUTING MACHINES AND SYSTEMS
ASTRAHAN, M. M. THE LOG [CAL DES[GN OF A D[G[TAL COMPUTER FOR A LARGE-SCALE REAL-TIME APPL[CAT[ON
ASTRAHAN, M. M. THE LOG[CAL ORGA~[ZATION OF THE NEW [OM SC[ENT[FIC CALCULATOR
ASTRAHAN, M. M. THE LOGICAL ORGA~IZAT[ON OF THE NEW [BM SCIENT[FIC CALCULATOR
ASTRAHAN, M. M. THE ROLE OF LARGE MEMOR[ES IN SC[ENT[FIC COMMUN[CATIONS
ASTRAHAN, MORTON M. [NPUT AND OUTPUT
ATCHISON, WILLIAM F. TRAINING FOR ENGINEERING AND SCIENTIF[C APPLICATIONS VIA COMPILERS, INTERPRETERS, A~
ATK[N, J. INFORMATION PROCESSING BY DATA INTERROGATION
ATKINSON, P. D. DIGITAL STORAGE USING FERROMAGNETIC MATERIALS
ATKINSON, RICHARD C. OPTIMAL ALLOCAT[ON OF ITEMS IN A SINGLE, TWO-CONCEPT AUTOMATED ·TEACHING MODEL
ATTA, SUSIE E. CALCULATION OF GENERALIZED HYPERGEOMETR[C SERIES
ATTA, SUSIE E. EFFECT OF PROPAGATED ERROR ON INVERSE OF HILBERT MATRIX
AUERBACH, ALBERT THE ELECOM 100
AUERBACH, ALBERT THE ELECOM 100 GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER
AUERBACH, I. L. FERROMAGNETIC CORES WITH MICROSECOND ACCESS
AUERBACH, I. L. THE IMPACT OF INFORMATION PROCESSING ON MANKIND
AUERBACH, ISAAC L. DESIGN OF TRIODE FLIP-FLOPS FOR LONG-TERM STABILITY
AUERBACH, ISAAC L. DIGITAL COMPUTERS, COMPONENTS
AUERBACH, ISAAC L. EUROPEAN ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING, A REPORT ON THE INDUSTRY AND THE STATE-OF-THE-ART
AUERBACH, ISAAC L. EUROPEAN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
AUERBACH, ISAAC L. INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION FOR INFORMATION PROCESSING
AUERBACH, ISAAC L. MAGNETIC CORE CIRCUITS
AUERBACH, ISAAC L. MEMORY DEVICES
AUERBACH, ISAAC L. STATIC MAGNETIC MEMORY FOR THE ENIAC
AUERBACH, ISAAC L. HIE [NTERNATIONAL IMPACT OF COMPUTERS
AUERBACH, ISAAC L. TRANSISTOR CIRCUITS
AUERBACH, R. THE ORGANIZATION AND REORGANIZATION OF EMBRYONIC CELLS
AUFENKAMP, D. D. ANALYSIS OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
AUFENKAMP, O. O. ANALYSIS OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES II
AUFENKAMP, O. O. ON THE ANALYSIS OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
AUFENKAMP, O. O. THE THEORY OF NETS
AUGER, E. P. ANALYSIS OF TRL CIRCUIT PROPAGATION DELAY
AUSTIN, K. L. THE ELECTROOATA COMPUTER IN A DATA-REOUCTION SYSTEM
AVERY, R. W. THE IBM 7070 DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
AVIZIENIS, A. ON A FLEXIBLE IMPLEMENTATION OF DIGITAL COMPUTER ARITHMETIC
AVIZ[ENIS, ALGIROAS A CLASS OF NUMBER REPRESENTATIONS FOR PARALLEL ARITHMETIC
AVll[ENIS, ALGIRDAS SIGNEO-DIGIT NUMBER REPRESENTATIONS FOR FAST PARALLEL ARITHMETIC
AWEIOA, J. 1. IBM 73~0 HYPERTAPE DRIVE
AXE, J. D. LINE WIDTHS AND PRESSURE SHIFTS IN MODE STRUCTURE OF STIMULATED EMISSION FROM GAAS JUNCT[ONS
AXEL, G. J. UNIVAC RANDEX II, RA~DOM ACCESS DATA STORAGE SYSTEM
AXELROO, M. S. SOME NEW HIGH-SPEED TUNNEL-DIOOE LOG[C CIRCUITS
AYERS. JAMES A RECURSIVE PROGRA~MING [N fORTRAN II
AZZARI, ANTHONY CLUSTER FORMAT[ON AND DIAGNOSTIC SIGN[FICANCE IN PSYCHIATRIC SYMPTOM EVALUAT[ON
BABBAGE, RICHARD H. THE WORK OF CHARLES 8AB8AGE
~ABCOCK, MURRAY L.
PHYSIOLOGY OF AUTOMATA
BA~COCK, T. R.
LINEAR OISCRIMINATION OPTICAL-ELECTRONIC IMPLEMENTArlON TECHNIQUES
BABER, R. L. TAPE SEARCHING TEC~~IQUES
BACHANO, G. R. APAR, AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING ANO RECORDING
BACHMANN, K. H. FEATURES OF THE 01 COMPUTER AT DRESDEN (GERMANI
BACKUS, J. AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING, PROPERTIES AND PERFORMANCE OF FORTRAN SYSTEMS I ANO II
BACKUS, J. W. REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
BACKUS, J. W. REPORT ON THE ALGOR[THM[C LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
BACKUS, J. W. REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGOR[THMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
~ACKUS, J. W.
REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
~ACKUS, J. W.
REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
BACKUS, J. W. THE F~RTRAN AUTOMATIC COOING SYSTEM
BACKUS, J. W. THE IBM 101 SPEEDCODING SYSTEM
BACKUS. J. W. THE SYNTAX AND SEMANTICS OF THE PROPOSED INTERNATIONAL ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE OF THE ZURICH AC~
BACKUS, JOHN W. IBM 701 SPEEOCOD[NG AND OTHER AUTOMATIC-PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
BACON, CHARLES R. T. AN IR LANGUAGE FOR LEGAL RETRIEVAL STUDIES
BACON, G. C. HIGH DENSITY DIGITAL MAGNETIC RECORDING TECHNIQUES
383

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CACM627
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CAS 56
IFIP62
WJCC55
WJCC56
CHIIK62
PGEC614
PGEC636
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PGEC592
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200
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PGEC59~ 489
CACM59N
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CACM603 131
PGEC601 72
ICC 6010 23
PIRE625 1039
~JCC56
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PACM52P 79
PECS52
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IBMJ58~ 310
CHBK62
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CAS 59 116
PGEC622 181
PACM52P 1'17
PLCl61
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JACM54~ 110
JACM571 36
DNR 52
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PACM52P 41
ANL 53 liB
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PGEC532 14
CHBK62
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PIRE611 330
ICC 6113 11
TCB7632 5~
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CHBK62
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PACM52P 213
CACM610 466
HACC59
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50S 59 101
PGEC574 216
PGEC58~ 299
PGEC,B2 119
PGEC513 15~
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EJCC58 165
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FJCC62 285

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JPI 62
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BAC - BEC

AUTHOR INDEX

BACON, G. C. HIGH-DENSITY MAGNETIC RECORDING TECHNIQUES
BACON, J. R. QUANTIZED FLUX COUNTER
BACON, N. E. A MECHANICAL HARMONIC ANALYSER FOR THE INVESTIGATION OF GEOPHYSICAL TIME SERIES
BADER, JOSEPH A. TRAFFIC ASPECTS OF COMMUNICATIONS SWITCHING SYSTEMS
BAECKER, H. D. A COMMERCIAL USE OF STACKS
BAECKER, H. D. IMPLEMENTING A STACK
BAECKER, H. D. MAPPED LIST STRUCTURES
BAECKER, H. D. PROGRESS IN SOME COMMERCIAL SOURCE LANGUAGES
BAECKER, H. D. THE GROWTH OF A COMMERCIAL PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
BAER, J. S. ON-LINE SALES RECOROING SYSTEM
BAER, ROBERT M. NONLINEAR REGRESSION ANO THE SOLUTION OF SIMULTANEOUS EQUATIONS
BAER, ROBERT M. NOTE ON AN EXTREMUM LOCATING ALGORITHM
BAGGETT, R. B. PRODUCTION CONTROL BY BUYING COMPUTER TIME
BAGGETT, R. B. PROGRESS REPORT ON PRODUCTION CONTROL BY HIRING COMPUTER TIME
BAGLEY, PHILIP R. IMPROVING PROBLEM-ORIENTEO LANGUAGE BY STRATIFYING IT
BAGLEY, PHILIP R. PRINCIPLES AND PROBLEMS OF A UNIVERSAL COMPUTER-ORIENTEO LANGUAGE
BAGLEY, PHILIP R. PROPOSAL FOR A FEASIBLE PROGRAMMING SYSTEM
BAGLEY, PHILIP R. TWO THINK PIECES
BAGSHAW, A. R. ORGANIZATION OF A COMPUTING SERVICE FOR INDUSTRY AND COMMERCE
BAHN, ANITA K. PERSON-MATCHING BY ELECTRONIC METHOOS
BAHRS, D. TECHNIQUES FOR MULTI-LEVEL PROGRAMMING WITH REAL TIME CONSTRAINTS
BAILEY, JOHN S. SINGLE FUNCTION SHIFTING COUNTERS
BAILEY, M. J. FORMAT-FREE INPUT IN FORTRAN
BAILIN, L. L. ON COMPUTING RAOIATION INTEGRALS
BAILLIE, M. G. CORRELATION OF RESULTS OF A PILOT PLANT EXPERIMENT USING A DIGITAL COMPUTER
BAIN, M. REAL-TIME PRESENTATION OF REOUCEO WIND-TUNNEL DATA
SAIN, M. B. AUTOMATIC OATA-ACCUMULATION SYSrEM FOR WIND TUNNELS
BAINBRIDGE, J. R. EXPERIENCES WITH REGRESSION ANALYSIS
BAIRD, D. THEORY AND APPLICATIONS OF SINGLE-SIDEBANO SUPPRESSED-CARRIER OPTICAL MODULATION
BAIRD, H. E. JUSTIFYING ELECTRONIC OAT A PROCESSING IN GOVERNMENT SERVICE
BAIRO, N. RELATIVE MERITS OF GENERAL ANO SPECIAL PURPOSE COMPUTERS FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
BAIRD, NORMA EXPERIENCE IN DEV~LOPING INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS ON LARGE ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS
BAIRO, NORMA MULTIPROGRAMMING, THE PROGRAMMER'S VIEW
BAK, V. CONTROL OF AIRCRAFT LOADING
BAKER, CHARLES L. THE PACT I COOING SYSTEM FOR THE IBM TYPE 701
BAKER, FRANK B. A METHOD FOR EVALUATING THE AREA OF THE NORMAL FUNCTION
BAKER, FRANK B. INFORMATION RETRIEVAL BASED ON LATENT CLASS ANALYSIS
BAKER, JAMES J. A NOTE ON MULTIPLYING BOOLEAN MATRICES
BAKER, R. H. SYMMETRICAL TRANSISTOR LOGIC
BAKER, ROBERT COMPUTER MUSIC
BAKER, W. E. INCORPORATION OF AS INTO VAPOR-GROWN GE
BAKER, W. E. RAOIOTRACER STUOIES OF THE INCORPORATION OF IOOINE INTO VAPOR-GROWN GE
BAKER, W. R. G. THE IRE AFFILIATE PLAN, A NEW VENTURE IN ENGINEERING SOCIETY STRUCTURE AND SERVICE
BALOWIN JR, J. A. CIRCUITS EMPLOYING TOROIOAL MAGNETIC CORES AS ANALOGS OF MULTI PATH CO~ES
BALOWIN JR, J. A. FLUX REVERSAL IN THREE-RUNG LADOICS
BALOWIN, F. R. A MULTIPROCESSING APPROACH TO A LARGE COMPUTER SYSTEM
BALDWIN, G. L. REMOTE OPERATION OF A COMPUTER BY HIGH SPEED DATA LINK
BALES, ROBERT F. THE INTERACTION SIMULATOR
BALKE, K. THE COLASL AUTOMATIC COOING SYSTEM
BALKE, K. G. THE COLASL AUTOMATIC COOING LANGUAGE
BALKOVIC, M. D. A DATA COMMUNICATIONS AND PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR CARDIAC ANALYSIS
BALL, J. R. ON THE USE OF THE SOLOMON PARALLEL-PROCESSING COMPUTER
BALL, R. B. A NUMERICAL METHOO FOR SOLVING CONTROL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS ON OIGITAL COMPUTERS
BALLANCE, R. S. THE LOOK-AHEAD UNIT
BALLARD, DELBERT CONVENTIONAL AND INVERTEO GROUPING OF CODES FOR CHEMICAL OATA
BAMBROUGH, B. THE BENDIX G-15 COMPUTER
BANERJI, R. B. A COMPLEX INFORMATION PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR THE LGP-30
BANERJI, R. B. THE DESCRIPTION LIST OF CONCEPTS
BANES, ANTHONY V. AUTOMATED COMPUTER DESIGN
BANKS, A. H. A MAGNETIC-TAPE DIGITAL-RECOROING EQUIPMENT
BAR-HILLEL, Y. THE MECHANIZATION OF LITERATURE SEARCHING
BAR-HILLEL, YEHOSHUA THE PRESENT STATUS OF AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES
BAR-HILLEL, YEHOSHUA THEORETICAL ASPECTS OF THE MECHANIZATION OF LITERATURE SEARCHING
BARAN, PAUL AN ADAPTIVE CHARACTER READER
BARBEAU, R. A. IBM 7340 HYPERTAPE DRIVE
BARBER, O. L. A. PUNCHEO PAPER TAPE FOR EXPERIMENTAL DATA
BARCLAY, A. G. THE ACHILLES HEEL OF DATA PROCESSING
BARO, YONATHAN A NON-LINEAR PROGRAMMING ALGORITHM WITH APPLICATION TO PRODUCT ALLOCATION
BARDEEN, J. REVIEW OF THE PRESENT STATUS OF THE THEORY OF SUPERCONDUCTIVITY
ijAREISS, ERWIN H. RESULTANT PROCEDURE AND THE MECHANIlATION OF THE GRAEFFE PROCESS
BAREISS, ERWIN H. RESULTANT PROCEDURES
BARGH, P. F. A RELIABLE CHARACTER SENSING SYSTEM FOR DOCUMENTS PREPARED ON CONVENTIONAL BUSINESS DEVICES
BARKAN, H. COMPUTER COMPATIBLE ELECTROLUMINESCENT TECHNIQUES FOR THE ACHIEVEMENT OF WIDE ANGLE VISUAL OIS
BARKER, J. A. STATISTICAL MECHANICS AND HIGH-SPEED COMPUTING
BARKER, R. H. SOME ASPECTS OF SAMPLING AS APPLIEO TO DATA TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS
BARKOUKI, M. F. THEORETICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF Rl AND NRZ RECORDING CHARACTERISTICS
BARLOW, E. J. OIFFUSION OF GAS FROM A LIQUID INTO AN EXPANDING BUBBLE
BARLOW, G. E. THE TELEMETRY AND DOPPLER rATA CONVERTERS
BARLOW, H. B. SENSORY MECHANISMS, THE REDUCTION OF REDUNOANCY AND INTELLIGENCE
BARNARD III, G. A. ORGANIZATION AND RETRIEVAL OF RECORDS GENERATED IN A LARGE-SCALE ENGINEERING PROJECT
BARNARD, A. J. THE FIRST YEAR WITH A BUSINESS COMPUTER
BARNES, DOUGLAS L. ELECTRONIC PROCESSING OF TAXPAYER RETURNS
BARNES, G. H. QUANTIZED FLUX COUNTER
BARNES, P. G. CHOOSING YOUR COMPUTER
BARNES, P. G. COMMENT ON CARDIFF
BARNES, P. G. SYMPOSIUM ON 'THE SYSTEMS APPROACH TO OATA TRANSMISSION'
BARNES, R. C. H. A TRANSISTOR DIGITAL COMPUTER
BARNES, R. C. M. TMNSISTOR ARITHMETIC CIRCUiTS FOR AN INTERLEAVED-OIGIT COMPUTER
BARNES, ROBERT F. LANGUAGE PROBLEMS POSED BY HEAVILY STRUCTURED DArA
BARNETT, M. P. COMPUTER CONTROllED PRINTING
BARNETT, M. P. CONTINUEO OPERATION NOTATION FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION AND ARRAY PROCESSING
BARNETT, M. P. ELECTRONIC DATA-PROCESSING MACHINES
BARNETT, M. P. FORMAT-FREE INPUT IN FORTRAN
BARNETT, M. P. INDEXING ANO THE LAMBDA NOTATION
BARNETT, M. P. LOW LEVEL LANGUAGE SUBROUTINES FOR USE WITHIN FORTRAN
BARNETT, M. P. SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS BY OIGITAL COMPUTER
BARON, R. C. A HIGH-SPEED TRANSISTORIZED ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERTER
BARR-DAVID, F. H. IBM EQUIPMENT OFFERING IN AUSTRALIA
BARREKETTE, E. S. ANALYSIS OF A MAGNETO-OPTIC READOUT SYSTEM
BARREKETTE, E. S. DIFFRACTION BY A FINITE SINUSOIOAL PHASE GRATING
384

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

ARN - BAR
PIRE611 25B
IICR 574 246
.. US 60 C7.1
EJCC57 208
ARAP634 183
CACM620 505
CACM638 435
ARAP623 277
ARAP612 305
EJCC57 251
CACM627 397
TCJ5623 193
BCS 58 366
EDPS61 1b 7
TCJ4613 l17
TCJ4624 305
CACM598
7
CACM601
I
TCJ4612 181
CACM627 404
PACM62
14
J ACM623 "~15
CACM630 605
CACM592 28
AUS 60 88.2
EJCC57
50
PGEC5611
AUS 60B11.3
JPI 62 104
CAN 58
~'.1
IIJCC59
,4
ICSI581 699
PACM59
11
EDPS61 293
JACM564 272
CACM615 224
J ACM624 512
CACM622 102
WJCC58
a
CABS62 424
J BMJ603 275
I BMJ60"3 269
PGEC512 11
PGEC622 218
PGEC625 664
IBSJ621 64
FJCC62 110
HARV61 .:105
PACM62
44
ROME62 501
FJCC62 2110
FJCC62 137
JACM601 61
PCS 62 228
ICSI581 611
AUS 60D13.2
CAN 60 121
CACM628 426
PACM59
4
I EES56 346
MTP 58 789
AlC 601 92
DIP 62 406
WCR 604 29
FJCC63 591
TC67633 82
CAN 60
69
PACM5'}
21
I8MJ621
3
JACM604 346
PACH58
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IICR 574 111
~CR 634
11
AUS 63 B.15
AUS 572 212
PGEC632 ~l.
I BMJ623 329
AUS 572 203
HTP 58
5.>5
EJCC58
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TCJ1581 2.9
CAS 62
64
WCR 514 246
TCB5613 117
TC86623 13
TC87632 43
I E[,S56 364
lEES5/, _HI
CACM621 28
SJCC63 263
CACM638 467
I EES56
lB4
CACM630 605
CACM63D 140
CACM61N 4'12
CACM620 515
EJCC58 1013
AUS 60013.1
PGEC631
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I BMJ634 345
384

BAR - BEN

AUTHOR INDEX

BAC - BEC

fJCC62 15"
BARRETT, E. E. DESIGN OF ITT 525 'VADE' REAL-TIME PROCESSOR
CACM605 323
BARRETT, JUNE A. ABBREVIATING WORDS SYSTEMATICALLY
TCJ36l1t 272
BARRETT, W. CONVERGENCE PROPERTIES OF GAUSSIAN QUADRATURE FORMULAE
BARRETT, W. EXPERIMENTS ON THE MECHANIZATION OF GAME-LEARNING, PART 1, CHARACTERIZATION OF THE MODEL AND TCJ6633 232
PGEC613 "51
BARRETT, W. A. A CARD-tHANGEABLE PERMANENT-MAGNET-TWISTOR MEMORY OF LARGE CAPACITY
TCB"603 82
BARRITT, M. M. COMPUTER COURSES FOR COLLEGES
TCJ1581 42
BARRITT, MARJORIE M. AN APPLICATION OF A COMPUTER TD WIND TUNNEL DESIGN, 1
TCJ1582 6"
BARRITT, MARJORIE M. AN APPLICATION DF A CDMPUTER TO WIND TUNNEL DESIGN, 2
TCB6622 55
BARRITT, MARJORIE M. FORMAL EXAMINATIONS FOR COMPUTER PERSONNEL
TCJ3601 l8
BARRON, D. W. SOLUTION OF SIMULTANEOUS LINEAR EQUATIONS USING A MAGNETIC-TAPE STORE
BARRON, D. W. TECHNIQUES FOR PROGRAM ERROR DIAGNOSIS ON EDSAC 2
TCJ6631 "4
BARRON, D. W. THE MAIN FEATURES DF CPL
TCJ6632 13"
WJCC59 103
BARTEE, T. C. AUTOMATIC DESIGN OF LOGICAL NETWORKS
PGEC611 21
BARTEE, THOMAS C. COMPUTER DESIGN OF MULTIPLE-OUTPUT LOGICAL NETWORKS
BARTHOLOMAY, ANTHONY F. THE ROLE OF COMPUTERS IN THE APPLICATION OF BASIC SCIENTIFIC REASONING TO MEDICI~ HARV61 110
PGEC562 73
BARTIK, W. J. A SMALL COINCIDENT-CURRENT MAGNETIC MEMORY
HARV571 204
BARTKY, W. S. A THEORY OF ASYNCHRONOUS CIRCUITS
WJCC59
77
BARTON, A. R. INFORMATION RETRIEVAL ON A HIGH-SPEED COMPUTER
MfL 611 111
BARTON, JEHANE THE APPLICATION OF THE ARTICLE IN ENGLISH
WJCC61 393
BARTON, R. S. A NEW APPROACH TO THE FUNCTIONAL DESIGN OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER
SJCC63 169
BARTON, R. S. STATE OF THE ART OF PROGRAMMING
PACM61 lOCI
BARTON, ROBERT S. SYSTEM OESCRIPTIDN FOR AN IMPROVED INFORMATION PROCESSING MACHINE
AOC 5.1 239
BARTON, S. A. EXPERIENCE WITH MARGINAL CHECKING AND AUTOMATIC RoUTINING OF THE EDSAC
~CR 531
66
BARTON, S. A. EXPERIENCE WITH MARGINAL CHECKING AND AUTOMATIC ROUTINING OF THE EDSAC
PACM58
It1
BARTOO, JAMES B. A PROGRAM FOR APPLYING THE PRINCIPLE OF PARSIMONY IN MULTIPLE REGRESSION
OCR 62 227
BARUS, CARL A SCHEME FOR RECOGNIZING PATTERNS FROM AN UNSPECIFIEO CLASS
BASHE, C. J. THE IBM TYPE 102, AN ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING MACHINE FOR BUSINESS
JACM5"" 149
JACM581 52
BASHKOW, T. R. A 'CURVE PLOTTING' ROUTINE FOR THE INVERS,E LAPLACE TRANSFORM OF RATIONAL FUNCTIONS
BASHKOW, T. R. A PROGRAMMING SYSTEM FOR DETECTION AND DIAGNOSIS OF MACHINE MALFUNCTIONS
PGEC631 10
ICIP59 138
BASILEVSKY, YU. Y. LOGICAL, RECURSIVE AND OPERATOR METHODS FOR THE ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS OF AUTOMATA
80
BASILEWSKI, J. J. THE GENERAL-PURPOSE ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER URAL FOR ENGINEERING RESEARCH PROBLEMS ECIP55
JACM563 199
BASKERVlLL, MARGARET ON THE GENERATION OF ERRORS IN THE OIGITAL EVALUATION OF CONTINUED FRACTIONS
LSU 56 231
BASS, BERNARD M. DATA PROCESSING IN PI;'RSONNEL AND INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH
BASS, BERNARO M. USING COMPUTERS TO stUDY LEADERSHIP
LSU 58
"9
AUS 571 124
BASSETT, I. A TWO-ADDRESS METHOD OF INTE'J~'PRETIVE CODING FOR THE CSIRAC
RoME62 71tl
BASTIAN, A. L. ON THE IMPLEMENTATION AND USAGE OF A LANGUAGE FOR CONTRACT BRIDGE BIDOING
IBMJ623 3.8
BATE, G. AN EXPERIMENT ON THE EFFECT OF PARTICLE ORIENTATION ON PEAK SHIFT IN MAGNETIC TAPES
CAS 61 140
BATES, EDGAR A. AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING FOR NUMERLCALLY CONTROLLED TOOLS, APT III
FTT 53
3
BATES, M. AUDREY A BRIEF HISTORY OF CDMPUTATION
FTT 53 286
BATES, M. AUDREY DIGITAL COMPUTERS APPLIED TO GAMES
P
GEC573
10
BATES, M. R. ANALOG CDMPUTER APPLICATIDNS IN PREOICTOR OESIGN
BAUER, B. B. A NEW MODEL FOR MAGNETIC RECORDING
'1CR 612 61
CACMU8 1051
BAUER, F. L. A SYNTAX CONTROLLED GENERATOR OF FORMAL LANGUAGE PROCESSORS
BAUER, F. L. ITERATIVE METHODS OF LINEAR ALGEBRA WITH CONVERGENCE OF BERNOULLI'S AND OF GRAEFFE'S TYPE IG ECIP55 111
BAUER, F. L. ON MODERN MATRIX ITERATION PROCESSES OF BERNOULLI AND GRAEFFE TYPE
JACM5B3 2"6
CACM605 299
BAUER, F. L. REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
ARAP612 351
BAUER, F. L. REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
BAUER, F. L. REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
ARAPU" 217
BAUER, F. L. REVISEO REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
TCJ563" 3"9
CACM631
1
BAUER, F. L. REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
::ACM602 16
BAUER, F. L. SEQUENTIAL FORMULA TRANSLATION
ICC 621
1
BAUER, F. L. SYMPOSIUM ON SYMBOLIC LANGUAGES IN DATA PROCESSING
ROME62 207
BAUER, F. L. THE ALCOR PROJECT
ICIP59 120
BAUER, F. L. THE PROBLEM OF A COMMON LANGUAGE, ESPECIALLY FOR SCIENTIFIC NUMERAL WORK
WJCC59 212
BAUER, F. w. THE BURROUGHS 220 HIGH-SPEEO PRINTER SYSTEM
DIP 62 227
BAUER, FRIEDRICH L. PROCESSING OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES BY COMPUTERS (GERMANI
CHBK62
5
BAUER, LOUIS ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS, SIGNIFICANT APPLICATIONS
WJCC53 1117
BAUER, LOUIS NEW LABORATORY FOR THREE-DIMENSIONAL GUIOEO MISSILE SIMULATION
PIR~611 2'16
BAUER, W. F. AOVANCED COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
BAUER, W. F. ASPECTS OF REAL-TIME SIMULATION
~CR 514 1"2
EJCC58
106
BAUER, W. F. COMPUTER DESIGN FROM THE PROGRAMMER'S VIEWPOINT
BAUER, W. F. DoDDAC, AN INTEGRATED SYSTEM FOR DATA PROCESSING, INTERROGATION, AND DISPLAY
EJCC61
11
BAUER, W. F. HORIZONS IN COMPUTER SYSTEMS DESIGN
WJCC60
"1
PACM62
78
BAUER, W. F. INFORMATION PROCESSING IN MILITARY COMMAND
CAS 58 133
BAUER, W. F. THE FUTURE OF AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
PACM56
II
BAUER, WALTER F. A SYSTEM FOR GENERAL-PURPOSE ANALoG-OIGITAL COMPUTATION
JACM571 12
BAUER, WALTER F. A SYSTEM FOR GENERAL-PURPOSE ANALoG-OIGITAL COMPUTATION
JACM563 181
BAUER, WALTER F. AN INTEGRATED COMPUTATION SYSTEM FOR THE ERA-II03
PGEC582 134
BAUER, WALTER F. ASPECTS OF REAL-TIME SIMULATION
JACM544 In
BAUER, WALTER F. ON THE DEMONSTRATION OF HI~H-SPEED DIGITAL COMPUTERS
PGEC521 )2
BAUM, R. V. A STABILIZEO ELECTRONIC MULTIPLIER
JACM581 76
BAUMANN, D. M. A HIGH-SCANNING-RATE STORAGE DEVICE FOR COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
LCMT61 313
BAUMANN, D. M. ROTATING-MIRROR PHOTOGRAPHIC STORAGE SYSTEMS
OCR 62 1\11
BAUMANN, D. M. WEIGHTED AREA SCANNING TECHNIQUES FOR CHARACTER RECOGNITION
IIlMJ632 IS)
BAUMEISTER, H. K. NOMINAL CLEARANCE OF THE FOIL 8EARING
IIlMJ584 3,,,
BAXENDALE, P. B. MACHINE-MADE INDEX FOR TECHNICAL LITERATURE, AN EXPERIMENT
I'IIPP61 207
BAXENDALE, PHYLLIS AN EMPIRICAL MoOEL FOR COMPUTER INDEXING
CAN 60 175
BAXTER, D. C. USE OF AN ANALOG COMPUTER FOR ROOM AIR-CONDITIONING CALCULATIONS
PGEC563 121
BAY, Z. HIGH-SPEED FLIP-FLOPS FOR THE MILLIMICROSECOND REGION
PGEC564 213
BAY, Z. PULSE GENERATOR AND HIGH-SPEEO MEMORY CIRCUIT
'ICR 574 96
BAYBICK, S. AN RCA HIGH-PERFORMA~CE TAPE TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT
WJCC51
52
BAYBICK, S. AN RCA HIGH-PERFORMANCE TAP~-TRANSPoRT SYSTEM
EDPS61 4112
BAYLISS, C. H. PLANNED STOCK CONTROL
PACM61 263
BAYS, J. CARTER THERE'S STILL A PLACE FOR INTERPRETERS
J ACM574 !>I 1
BAZILEVSKII, IU. IA. THE UNIVERSAL ELECTRONIC DIGITAL MACHINE (URALI FOR ENGINEERING RESEARCH
BAllLEVSKIl, YU. YA. METHODS OF ESTIMATING THE EFFICIENCY OF UNIVERSAL DIGITAL COMPUTERS WITH PROGRAMME C TOMM58 III"
ToMM58
46
BAlILEVSKII, YU. YA. THE STRUCTURE OF MEMORY DR STORAGE SYSTEMS
ToMM58
1
BAllLEVSKIl, YU. YA. THE THEORY OF SEQUENTIAL LOGICAL FUNCTIONS
TCB6634 126
BEALE, E. M. L. SIMPLEX METHOD WITH PSEUDO-BASIC VARIABLES FOR STRUCTURED LINEAR PROGRAMMING PROBLEMS
WJCC56 U3
BEARD, A. D. CHARACTERISTICS OF THE RCA BIIMAC COMPUTER
WJCC56 124
BEARD, A. D. FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZATION OF DATA IN THE RCA BIZMAC SYSTEM
toICR 564 81
BEARO, A. D. LOGIC DESIGN OF THE RCA BIZMAC COMPUTER
AUS 51
42
BEARO, M. OIGITAL CALCULATING MACHINES USED BY C.S.I.R.O.
CAS 55
51
BEARMAN, JACOB E. CUTTING COSTS WITH LINEAR PROGRAMMING
PACM59
5
BEAUDETTE, JOHN H. A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR ANALYSIS AND DESIGN DF POWER SUPPLY CIRCUITRY
IICR 571t 105
BEAULIEU, D. E. INTERROGATION IN THE BIZMAC SYSTEM
WCR 571t 2'J3
BEAULIEU, D. E. THE BIZMAC TRANCODER
TCB7644 UB
HEAVEN, A. H. PROGRESS ,REPORT ON LANGUAGE H
IBMJ624 ")6
BEBB, H. B. A POLARIMETRIC METHOD OF MEASURING MAGNETO-OPTIC COEFFICIENTS
PIRE611 U6
BECK JR, E. R. A SURVEY OF TUNNEL-DIODE CIGITAL TECHNIQUES
385

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 19106-1963

385

BEC - BLA

AUTHOR INDEX

BECK, E. R. TUNNEL DIODE STORAGE USING CURRENT SENSING
BECK, F. HARMONIC ANALYSIS USING A DIGITAL COMPUTER
BECK, R. M. DAFT, A DIGITAL-A~ALOG FUNCTION TABLE
BECK, ROBERT MARK PB-250, A HIGH SPEED SERIAL GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER USING MAGNETOSTRICTIVE DELAY LINt
BECKER, C. H. MOLECULAR STORAGE AND READ-OUT WITH MICROWAVES
BECKER, C. L. TWO-LEVEL CORRELATIO~ ON AN ANALOG COMPUTER
BECKET, W. ALLAN CRYSTAL BALLS OR MAGNETIC CORES, THE APPLICATION OF COMPUTERS TO CANAOIA~ BUSINESS FORE:
BECKETT, F. A RAPID OIGITAL-TO-A~ALOGUE CONVERTOR FOR ~UMBERS HAVING ELEVEN BINARY DIGITS
BECKMAN, F. S. DEVELOPMENTS IN THE LOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF COMPUTER ARITHMETIC AND CONTROL UNITS
BECVAR, J. FINITE AND COMBINATORIAL AUTOMATA. TURING AUTOMATA WITH A PROGRAMMING TAPE
BEDIENT, H. A. AUTOMATIC PRODUCTION OF METEOROLOGICAL CONTOUR CHARTS
BEDIENT, H. A. PREPARATION OF DISPLAY MAPS WITH AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
HEDRIJ, O. J. CARRY-SELECT ADDER
HEEBER, R. J. THE FORTRAN AUTOMATIC COOING SYSTEM
BEELITZ, H. R. FIXED, ASSOCIATIVE MEMORY USING EVAPORATED ORGANIC DIODE ARRAYS
BEER, S. TOWARD THE CYBERNETIC FACTORY
BEHRNDT, M. E. ON THE INFLUENCE OF AGGREGATION ON THE MAGNETIC PHASE TRANSITION OF EVAPORATED SUPERCONDU:
BEJUKI, WALTER M. EVOLUTION OF OOCUMENT CONTROL IN A MATERIALS DETERIORATION INFURMATION CENTER
BEKEY, G. A. ANALOG COMPlITER TECHNIQUES FOR PLOTTING BODE AND NYQUIST DIAGRAMS
BEKEY, GEORGE A. GENERALIZED INTEGRATION ON THE ANALOG COMPUTER
BEKEY, GEORGE A. NONLINEAR ELECT~ONIC COMPUTER ELEMENTS
SELEVITCH, V. HANDLING OF NUMBERS AND ORDERS IN THE IRSIA-FNRS COMPUTER (FRENCH)
BELEVITCH, VITOLO SOME RELATIONS BETWEEN THE THEORY OF CONTACT NETWORKS AND CONVENTIONAL ~ETWORK THEORY
BELL JR, HAROLD A HIGH SPEED CORRELATOR
BELL JR, W. E. SHOULD YOUR COMPA~Y HAVE AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
BELL, C. G. A TRA~SLATION ROUTINE FOR THE DEUCE COMPUTER
BELL, D. A. A NOTE ON ASSIGNMENT PROBLEMS
BELL, D. A. RELIABILITY, COMPUTERS VERSUS HUMANS
BELL, D. A. THE PRINCIPLES OF SORTING
BELL, D. O. PRODUCTION STOCK CONTROL AND ACCOUNTI~G
BELLAN, T. M. AIRCRAFT fLIGHT TEST DATA PROCESSING
BELLMAN, R. ON THE APPROXIMATION OF CURVES BY LINE SEGMENTS USING DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING
BELLMAN, RICHARD DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING TREATMENT OF THE TRAVELLING SALESMAN PROBLEM
BELLMAN, RICHARD ON AN APPLICATION OF DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING TO THE SYNTHESIS OF LOGICAL SYSTEMS
BELLMAN, RICHARD SEQUENTIAL MACHINES, AMBIGUITY, AND DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING
BELLMAN, RICHARD SOME NUMERICAL EXPERIMENTS USING NEWTON'S METHOD FOR NONLINEAR PARABOLIC AND ELLIPTIC BJ
BELLMAN, RICHARD SUCCESSIVE APPROXIMATIONS ANO COMPUTER STORAGE PROBLEMS IN ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIJ
BELLOFF, DONALD F. THE TELEPLOTTER, A DIGITAL PLOTTING DEVICE
BELSKAYA, I. K. MACHINE TRANSLATION METHODS AND THEIR APPLICATION TO AN ANGLO-RUSSIAN SCHEME
BELSKY, M. A. A CHESS PLAYING PROGRAM. FOR THE IBM 704
BELLER, J. THE BENDING OF RECTANGULAR PLATES WITH OPPOSITE EOGES SIMPLY SUPPORTED
BELZER, JACK GEOMETRICS OF SPIRAL BRIDGE DESIGN
BELLER, JACK INEFFICIENCY OF THE USE OF BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS FOR INFOKMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS
SEMER, R. W. A CHECKLIST OF INTELLIGENCE FOR PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
BEMER, R. W. A MACHINE METHOD FOR SQUARE-ROOT COMPUTATION
SEMER, R. W. A NOTE ON RANGE TRANSFORMATIONS FOR SQUARE ROOT AND LOGARITHM
BEMER, R. W. A PROPOSAL FOR A GENERALIZED CARD COOE FOR 256 CHARACTERS
BEMER, R. W. A PROPOSAL FOR CHARACTER CODE COMPATABILITY
SEMER, R. W. A SUBROUTINE METHOD FOR CALCULATING LOGARITHMS
SEMER, R. W. AN INTERNATIONAL MOVEMENT IN PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES
BEMER, R. W. CHARACTER SET
BEMER, R. W. DESIG~ OF AN IMPROVED TRANSMISSION-DATA PROCESSING CODE
BEMER, R. W. DO IT BY THE NUMBERS, OIGITAL SHORTHAND
BEMER, R. W. EDITOR'S NOTE ON SERIES APPROXIMATION TRUNCATION
BEMER, R. W. PRINT I, A PROPOSED CODING SYSTEM FOR THE IBM TYPE 705
BEMER, R. W. SURVEY OF CODED CHARACTER REPRESENTATION
BcMER, R. W. SURVEY OF MODERN PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES
SEMER, R. W. THE STATUS OF AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING FOR SCIENTIFIC PROBLEMS
BEMER, ROBERT W. PRINT 1, AN AUTOMATIC CODING SYSTEM FOR THE IBM 705
BEMER, ROBERT W. THE PRESENT STATUS, ACHIEVEMENT AND TRENDS OF PROGRAMMING FOR COMMERCIAL DATA PROCESSIN~
BEN-ISRAEL, A. AN ELIMINATION METHOD FOR COMPUTING THE GENERALIZED INVERSE OF AN ARBITRARY COMPLEX MATRIX
BENDER, R. R. A DESCRIPTION OF THE IBM 1074 SYSTEM
BENES, JIRI ELECTRONIC COMPUTING IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA
BENINGTON, H. O. SAGE, A DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR AIR OEFENSE
BENJAFIELD, V. A. COMPUTERS AS A~ AID TO DISTRIBUTION
BENJAMIN, B. THE APPLICATION OF THE ELECTRONIC COMPUTER TO THE 1961 POPULATION CENSUS OF GREAT BRITAIN
BENJAMIN, S. THREE LEVELS OF DATA PROCESSING IN ORDINARY BRANCH ASSURANCE
BENNETT, ALBERT A. THE IMPACT OF AUTOMATIC COMPUTING MACHINES UPON THE UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULUM
BE~NETT, B. J.
ELECTRONICS IN FI~ANCIAL ACCOUNTING
BENNETT, C. A. EXPERIMENTS ON THE RELATION OF THE OPERATOR TO THE CONTROL LOOP OF AN AIRBORNE DIGITAL CO,~
BENNETT, CARL M. REMARKS ON FORTRAN SUBROUTINES FOR TIME SERIES ANALYSIS
BENNETT, CORWIN A. SOME EXPERIME~TATION ON THE TIE-IN OF THE HUMAN OPERATOR TO THE CONTROL LOOP OF AN Al~
BENNETT, J. M. A BREAKPOINT TECHNIQUE FOR NETWORK PROBLEMS
BENNETT, J. M. A ~EW DIAGNOSTIC ROUTINE
BENNETT, J. M. COMPUTERS AS AN AID IN COMPUTER DESIGN ASSESSMENT
BENNETT, J. M. COMPUTERS AS AN AID IN COMPUTER DESIGN ASSESSMENT
BENNETT, J. M. DATA PROCESSI~G WITH PAPER TAPE, AN EXPERIMENT
BENNETT, J. M. DIGITAL COMPUTATION AND THE CRYSTALLOGRAPHER
BENNETT, J. M. DIGITAL COMPUTERS AND THE ENGINEER
BEN~ETT, J. M.
DIGITAL COMPUTERS AND THE LOAD-FLOW PROBLEM
BENNETT, J. M. E.D.P., THE UNIVERSITIES' ROLE
BENNETT, J. M. IN LIEU OF DIAGRAMS AND MODELS
BENNETT, J. M. INTERPRETATIVE SUB-ROUTINES
BENNETT, J. M. PROGRAMMING FOR HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL CALCULATING MACHINES
BENNETT, J. M. SIMPLIFIED CODING, A PEDAGOGIC EXPERIMENT
BENNETT, J. M. THE COMPUTATION OF FOURIER SYNTHESES WITH A DIGITAL ELECTRONIC CALCULATING MACHINE
BENNETT, J. M. THE SILLIAC
BENNETT, J. M. THE USE OF CONTINUANTS IN PRACTICAL NUMERICAL ANALYSIS
BENNETT, R. O. ACCEPTANCE TRIALS OF COMPUTER SYSTEMS FOR GOVERNMENT USE
BEN~ETT, R. R.
ANALOG COMPUTING APPLIED TO NOISE STUDIES
BEN~INGTON, H. D.
PRODUCTION OF LARGE COMPUTER PROGRAMS
BENNION, D. R. A BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF ALL-MAGNETIC LOGIC SCHEMES
BENNION, D. R. DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF MAD TRANSFER CIRCUITRY
BENNION, DAVID R. ALL-MAGNETIC CIRCUIT TfCH~IQUES
BENSER, E. G. CONSIDERATIONS IN APPLYING A COMPUTER TO COMMERCIAL DATA-PROCESSING
BENSKY, L. S. CHARACTERISTICS OF THE RCA BIZMAC COMPUTER
BENSKY, L. S. LOGIC DESIGN OF THE RCA BllMAC COMPUTER
tlENSKY, L. S •. PROGRAMMING THE VARIABLE-ITEM-LENGTH RCA BIlMAC COMPUTER
BENSKY, LOWELL S. BLOCK DIAGRAMS I~ LOGIC DESIGN
BENSON, D. G. TELLERTRON, A REAL-TIME UPDATING AND TRANSACTION PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR SAVINGS BANKS
386

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

BAR - BEN
WJCC61 427
TCJ1583 111
IIJCC60 L09
EJCC60 Ze3
'ICR 584 2~5
PGEC614 752
CAN 58
15
IEES56 4L1
P IRE611 53
IFIP62 3'11
PACM62
66
PACMS9
47
PGEC623 340
II JCC57
Hl8
FJCC63 101
SOS 61
25
I BMJ602 1<14
ICSI5al 731
WJCC60 11>5
PGl:C592 210
flACC59
23
ECIP55
69
flARV572
2
PGEC542 30
LSU 58
74
TCJ2592 76
TCJ6633 241
TC84614 140
TCJ1582 11
EOPS61 364
CAS 55
88
CACM616 284
J ACM621 bl
JACM594 4S6
JACM601 24
CACM614 187
CACM615 222
PECS52
18
ICIP59 199
WJCC58 1:>7
PACM59
b7
PACM5B
13
CACM610 5)7
CACM5,)3
8
CACM581
6
CACM636 J06
CACM599 19
CACM602 11
CACM585
5
CAS 62 2U4
PCS 62
60
CACMb15 212
CACM600 ))0
: A(M589
3
IIJCC56
45
CACI'I600 639
TCB4614 121
:AS 57 107
29
ACFI57
DIP 62 312
JACM634 532
EJCC60 161
ICC 608 22
EJCC57 148
AUS 63 A.l
TCJ5634 2b4
AUS 60 A3.2
CTPC54
40
EJCC55
26
IBMJ593 275
CACM6·36 329
EJCC51
68
IFIP62 190
AUS HI 125
AUS 60612.3
TCJ3614 2:>3
AUS 60AI0.3
FTT 53 203
FTT 53 223
IEES56
16
AUS 63 A. L6
AUS 60 B1.1
PACM52T 81
FTT 53 101
AUS 60C12.2
'IANC51
35
AUS 571 103
AUS 571 ill
TCJ4613 185
P IRE530 1)0<)
ONR 56
15
PGEC612 203
21
IIJCC59
AIC 634 )4
LSU 56
84
WJCCS6 L>3
NCR 564 81
WJCC56 U7
IIJCC58 171
NCR 624 10 1
386

BEN - BOR

AUTHOR INDEX

BENSON. OLIVER SIMULATION OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS ANO OIPLOMACY
BENYON. P. SOME NEw COMPONENTS FOR ANALOGUE COMPUTERS
BENYON. P. R. DIGITAL SIMULATION
BENYON. P. R. TECHNIQUES FOR THE DIGITAL SIMULATION OF ~UIDED MISSILES
BENYON. P. R. THE DESIGN OF A RATE SERVO FOR USE IN AN ANALOG COMPUTER
BERCAW. T. E. INDUSTRIAL APPLICATION OF PUNCH CARD METHODS TO FOREST INVENTORY
BEREZIN. I. S. THE DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER MATHEMATICS AT MOSCOW STATE UNIVERSITY
BERGE. W. O. A 300 NANOSECOND SEARCH MEMORY
BERGER, J. M. A NEW MOOEL FOR ERROR CLUSTERING IN TELEPHONE CIRCUITS
BERGER. L. OPTIMIZATION OF A RADAR AND ITS ENVIRONMENT BY GEESE, GENERAL ELECTRIC ELECTRONIC SYSTEM EVAL~
BERGER, PAUL DATA PROCESSING COMPILERS FOR SMALL CARD REAOING COMPUTERS
~tRGMAN, R. H.
TUNNEL DIOOE LOGIC CIRCUITS
BERGMAN, STEFAN A METHOD OF SOLVING BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS OF MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS ON PU~CH CARO MACHINE
BERGMAN. STEFAN THE SOLUTION OF BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS BY THE METHOD OF KERNEL FUNCTIONS
BERIN. A. RAPIDLY CONVERGENT EXPRESSIONS FOR EVALUATING E TO THE X
BERKELEY. E. C. COMPUTER INVESTIGATIONS OF INTENTION TO ATTACK
BERKELEY. E. C. SMALL-SCALE RESEARCH AND AUTOMATIC COMPUTING MACHINERY
BERKELEY. EDMUND C. PANEL DISCUSSION ON THE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES OF COMPUTER PEOPLE
BERLEKAMP. ELWYN R. PROGRAM FOR DOUBLE-DUMMY BRIDGE PROBLEMS. A NEW STRATEGY FOR MECHANICAL GAME PLAYING
BERLIN. R. O. SYNTHESIS OF N-VALUED SWITCHING CIRCUITS
BERLINCOURT. T. G. fIIGH-FIELD SUPERCONOUCTIVITY IN SOME BCC TI-MO AND NB-ZR ALLOYS
BERMAN. E. CHEMICAL SWITCHES
BERMAN. MARTIN F. A METHOD FOR TRANSPOSING A MATRIX
BERMAN. RICHARD SYNTACTICAL CHARTS OF COBOL 61
BERNAL. J. D. THE TRANSMISSION OF SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION. A USER'S ANALYSIS
BERNARD. E. E. GENERATING STRATEGIES FOR CONTINOUS SEPARATION PROCESSES
BERNER. ELIZABETH DEBUGGING SYSTEMS AT THE SOURCE LANGUAGE LEVEL
BERNERS-LEE. C. FERRANTI EQUIPMENT OFFERING IN AUSTRALIA
BERNHARD. S. A. AUTOMATIC DETERMINATION OF AMINO ACID SEQUENCES
BERNICK. M. D. ALGY, AN ALGEBRAIC MANIPULATION PROGRAM
BERNICK. MYRNA AUTOMATIC DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION
BERNIER. C. L. AN OVERALL CONCEPT OF SCIENTIFIC DOCUMENTATION SYSTEMS ANO THEIR DESIGN
BERNSTEIN. A. A CHESS PLAYING PROGRAM FOR THE IBM 704
BERRY. B. S. LOGNORMAL DISTRIBUTION FUNCTIOI~ FOR DESCRIBING ANELASIIC AND OTHER RELAXATIO'll PROCESSES I, T
BERRY. B. S. LOGNORMAL DISTRIBUTION FUNCTION FOR DESCRIBING ANELASTIC AND OTHER RELAXATION PROCESSES II,
BERRY. F. J. INTERCODE. A SIMPLIFIED CODING SCHEME FOR AMOS
BERRY. M. M. AUTOMATION OF INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
BeRS, L. SOVIET COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY, 1959
BERS, L. SOVIET COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY. 1959
BERS. L. SOVIET COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY. 1959
BERTIER DOCUMENTARY LANGUAGES. A DESCRIPTIVE MODEL AND FUNDAMENTAL PROBLEMS (FRENCH)
BERTRAM. S. APPLICATION OF HYBRID ANALOG AND DIGITAL TECHNIQUES IN THE AUTOMATIC MAP COMPILATION SYSTEM
BERWIN. TED W. FREQUENCY-TO-PERIOD-TO-ANALOG COMPUTER FOR FLOWRATE MEASUREMENT
BERZTISS. A. T. FITTING OF CURVES TO SCIENTIFIC DATA
BERZTISS. A. T. METHODS FOR SOLUTION OF NON-LINEAR EQUATIONS AND THE EXTRACTION OF NUCLEAR SCATTERING PH'
B~ST, R. L.
A COMPUTER-INTEGRATED RAPID-ACCESS MAGNETIC TAPE SYSTEM WITH FIXED ADDRESS
BEST. RICHARD L. MEMORY UNITS IN THE LINCOLN TX-2
BEST. S. THE FORTRAN AUTOMATIC COOING SYSTEM
BETER. RALPH H. SURFACE-BARRIER TRANSISTOR SWITCHING CIRCUITS
B~TH. E. W.
OBSERVATIONS CONCERNING COMPUTING. DEDUCfION. AND HEURISTICS
BETHERAS, L. MANAGEMENT FACES AN ELECTRONIC FUTURE
BETTS, R. FERRITE TOROID CORE CIRCUIT ANALYSIS
BETZ. B. I. NEW MERGE SORTING TECHNIQUES
BeURLE. R. L. FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZATION IN RANDOM NETWORKS
BIBB. J. PARALLEL PROCESSING IN A RESTRUCTURABLE COMPUTER SYSTEM
BIBB. JAMES I. THE UCLA VARIABLE STRUCTURE COMPUTER SYSTEM
BIERMANN. L. SURVEY OF COMPUTER DEVELOPMENTS AT GOTTINGEN, APPLICATIONS OF THE Gl AND G2 (GERMAN)
BIGGS. A. G. THE PREPARATION AND CHECKING OF THE MATHEMATICAL MODEL OF A GUIDED WEAPONS SYSTEM
BILLING. H. SWITCHI~G CIRCUITS ANO MEMORY SYSTEMS (GERMAN)
BILLING. H. E. THE POSSIBILITY OF SPEEDING UP COMPUTERS USING PARAMETRONS
BILLINGHURST. E. M. OPTIMIZATION OF ANALOG COMPUTER LINEAR SYSTEM DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS
BILLINGHURST. EDWARD M. ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS. COEFFICIENT POTENTIOMETERS, OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS,
BILLINGS. A. R. ERRORS ASSOCIATED WITH HALL MULTIPLIERS WHEN USED AS COMPUTING ~LEMENTS
BINDON, O. G. A DIGfTAL STORE USING A MAGNETIC CORE MATRIX
BIRD, R. THE HEC COMPUTER
BIRKHOFF, GARRETT ALTERNATING DIRECTION IMPLICIT METHODS
BIRKHOFF. GARRETT SYNTHETIC MATERIALS FOR HYOROOYNAMICAL COMPUTATIONS
BIRTWISTLE. B. THE DIGITAL COMPUTER AS AN AID TO THE ELECTRICAL DESIGN ENGINEER
BISHOP. G. FERRITE TOROID CORE CIRCUIT ANALYSIS
BISHOP. G. H. FEEDBACK THROUGH THE ENVIRONMENT AS AI~ ANALOG OF BRAIN FUNCTIONING
BISHOP. N. A MEMORY OF 314 MILLION BITS CAPACITY WITH FAST AND DIR(CT ACCESS. ITS SYSTEMS AND ECONOMIC CJ
BISHOP. W. A. DIGITAL SIMULATION OF PULSE DOPPLER TRACK-WHILE-SCAN RADAR
BITTMANN. E. E. THE FUTURE OF THIN MAGNETIC FILMS
BITTMANN. ERIC E. THIN-FILM MEMORIES
BITZER. O. L. PLATO II. A MULTIPLE-STUDENT. COMPUTER-CONTROLLED. AUTOMATIC TEACHING DEVICE
BLAAUW, G. A. DATA HANDLING BY CONTROL WORD TECHNIQUES
BLAAUW. G. A. INDEXING
BLAAUW. G. A. INDEXING ANO CONTROL-WORD TECHNIQUES
BLAAUW, G. A. NATURAL DATA UNITS
BLAAUW, G. A. PROCESSING DATA IN BITS AND PIECES
BLAAUW, G. A. PROCESSING DATA IN BITS AND PIECES
BLAAUW. G. A. VARIABLE-FIELD-LENGTH OPERATION
BLACHMAN. N. M. ON THE WIRING OF TWO-DIMENSIONAL MULTIPLE-COINCIDENCE MAGNETIC MEMORIES
BLACHMAN. N. M. REPORT ON THE INTERNATIONAL ANALOGY COMPUTATION MEETING
BLACHMAN. NELSON M. CENTRAL EUROPEAN COMPUTERS
BLACHMAN. NELSON M. LATIN SQUARES AND MAGNETIC-CORE MATRIX STORAGE
BLACHMAN. NELSON M. SOME AUTOMATIC DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN WESTERN EUROPE
BLACHMAN. NELSON M. THE STATE OF OIGITAL COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY IN EUROPE
BLACHMAN. NELSON M. THE STATE OF DIGITAL COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY IN EUROPE (FRENCH)
BLACKFORD. S. H. THE IBM 7070 DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
BLACKMAN. R. B. SMOOTHING AND PREDICTION OF TIME SERIES BY CASCADED SIMPLE AVERAGES
BLADES. J. D. INITIAL STUDIES OF THE PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES OF VANADIUM THIN FILMS
BLAIR-SMITH, H. SOME ASPECTS OF THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF A CONTROL COMPUTER. A CASE STUDY
BLAIR. C. R. AN INEXPENSIVE OEVICE FOR PICTORIAL INPUT AND OUTPUT
BLAIR. CHARLES R. COMPUTER TRANSCRIPTION OF MANUAL MORSE
BLAIR. CHARLES R. ON COMPUTER TRANSCRIPTION OF MANUAL MORSE
BLAKE. D. V. PUNCHED PAPER TAPE FOR EXPERIMENTAL DATA
BLAKE. D. V. TECHNIQUES FOR PRODUCING SCHOOL TIMETABLES ON A COMPUTER AND THEIR APPLICATION TO OTHER SCHE
BLAKE. F. M. SOME FEATURES OF THE ACE COMPUTER
BLAKEY. F. A. SOME ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS OF THE DIGITAL COMPUTER CSIRAC
387

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

BEC - BLA
CABS62 51'>
AUS 571 LOb
AUS 60B12.2
AUS 63 C.IO
AUS 60CIO.4
LSU 56 219
CACM606 342
F JCC63
~9
I BMJ633 2Z4
WJCC61 4~0
PACM,9
63
PGEC604 4:;0
J ACM543 10 I
PACM52P 1~7
CACM609 ~OO
PACM62
U7
PACM52P 101
PACM59
19
JACMbB h7
PGEC581 ~2
IBMJ621 119
HAR\l512 316
JACM584 383
CACM625 260
I CSI581 17
TCJ2592 H1
CACM638 430
AUS 60014.1
I BMJ6H 246
WJCC61 389
JACM632 1!>1
ICSI5B2 1047
ilJCC58 157
I8MJ614 l'l1
IIlMJ614 H2
TCJ2592 55
EJCC54
68
P GEC601 12
CACM603 131
ICC 6010 l3
ROME62 &53
SJCC63 105
PGECbOI 1>2
AUS 60B'6.3
AUS 63 B.ll
1/ JCC58
42
WJCC57 160
ilJCC57 IB8
~CR 554 139
Ll
CPFS61
AUS 513 302
PGEC61l 51
PACM~9

SOS 61 2H
PGEC636 147
I/OC062 182
36
ECIP55
AUS 60B'10.4
ECIP55
9
ICIP59 461
WJCC61 H5
CHBKb2
2
AUS 60 C'1.1
I EES56 29!>
IEES5b 207
AIC 623 L90
HARV61
23
IEES56
41
PGEC611 51
SOS 59 In
WJCC59
74
~CR 624
~4
LCMT61 411
PGEC5'12 92
PLCI61 205
EJCC58
75
PCS 62 150
I BMJ593 2118
PCS 62
.H
ICIP59 375
PGEC592 118
pes 62
75
PGEC561 19
PGEC5!>1 36
CACM599 14
PACMSb
PG~C563 1,6
CACM6L6 256
ICC 6114 18
EJCC58 165
NCR b02 47
ONR 60 121
PGEC636 687
PACM59
48
PACM58
42
JACM593 429
TCB7633 tl2
TCJ3614 237
AUS 572 224
AUS 63 B.23

387

BLA - BRE

AUTHOR INDEX

BLANC. CH. ON THE ASSESSMENT OF ROUNDING ERRORS IFRENCHI
SLANCH. GERTRUDE PROGRAMMING FOR FINDING CHARACTERISTIC VALUES OF MATHIEUS EQUATION AND THE SPHEROIDAL WA
BLAND. G. F. DIRECTIONAL COUPLING AND ITS USE FOR MEMORY NOISE REDUCTION
BLANKENBAKER. JOHN V. LOGICALLY MICRO-PROGRAMMED COMPUTERS
BLANYER. C. G. ANALOG. DIGITAL. AND COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTERS FOR REAL-TIME SIMULATION
BLANYER, CARL G. PRECISION MODULATORS AND DEMODULATORS
BLASBALG, H. A LOGARITHMIC VOLTAGE QUANTllER
BLASBALG. H. A LOGARITHMIC VOLTAGE QUANTIZER
BLATT, J. M. A GENERALISATION OF SIMPSON'S RULE TO MANY-DIMENSIONAL INTEGRATION
BLATT, J. M. MINIMIZATION OF A FUNCTION OF N VARIABLES
BLATT, J. M. NUMERICAL QUAORATURE IN N DIMENSIONS
BLATT, J. M. REQUIREMENTS FOR COMPILING ROUTINES
BLATT, JOHN M. COMMENTS FROM A FORTRAN USER
BLATT. JOHN M. YE INDISCREET MONITOR
BLATTNER. D. J. FAST MICROWAVE LOGIC CIRCUITS
BLATTNER, D. J. FAST MICROWAVE LOGIC CIRCUITS
BLAUGHER, R. D. THE SUPERCONDUCTIVITY OF SOME INTERMETALLIC COMPOUNDS
BLAUVELT, D. H. STABILIZED SYNCHRO TO DIGITAL CONVERTER
BLEDSOE, W. W. PATTERN RECOGNITION AND REAOING BY MACHINE
BLICKSTEIN, B. D. THE HIGH-SPEED GENERAL-PURPOSE COMPUTERS IN MACHINE TRANSLATION
BLISS, JAMES C. VISUAL INFORMATION PROCESSING IN THE BEETLE LIXUS
BLOCH, E. MAGNETIC CORE LOGIC IN A HIGH SPEED CARD-TO-TAPE CONVERTER
BLOCH, E. THE CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT
BLOCH. ERICH THE ENGINEERING DESIGN OF THE STRETCH COMPUTER
BLOCH, R. M. THE PHILOSOPHY OF AUTOMATIC ERROR CORRECTION
BLOCH, RICHARD M. MARK I CALCULATOR
BLOCH, RICHARD M. THE RAYTHEON ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER
BLOCK. E. J. OATA HANOLING AT AN AMR TRACKING STATION
BLOCK, H. D. ANALYSIS OF PERCEPTRONS
BLOCK, NIEL THE ALWAC CORPORATION MODEL 800 COMPUTER
BLOEM, H. H. AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING FOR REAL-TIME COMPUTERS
BLOOM. B. H. CYCLOPS-I, A SECOND GENERATION RECOGNITION SYSTEM
BLOOM, L. R. THEORY AND APPLICATIONS OF SINGLE-SIDEBAND SUPPRESSED-CARRIER OPTICAL MODULATION
BLOOM, LEON CARD RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY ICRAMI, FUNCTIONS AND USE
BLOOM, LEON NCR-315 ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
BLOSK, R. T. THE INSTRUCTION UNIT OF THE STRETCH COMPUTER
BLUM, E. K. ASYMPTOTIC BEHAVIOR OF THE BEST POLYNOMIAL APPROXIMATION
BLUM. E. K. AUTOMATIC DIGITAL ENCODING SYSTEM II
BLUM, E. K. AUTOMATIC DIGITAL ENCODING SYSTEM, II lADES III
BLUM. M. PROPERTIES OF A NEURON WITH MANY INPUTS
BLUM, M. TOLERABLE ERRORS OF NEURONS FOR INFALLIBLE NETS
BLUM, MARVIN ON EXPONENTIAL DIGITAL FILTERS
BLUMBERG, D. F. COMPUTER APPLICATIONS FOR INDUSTRY AND THE MILITARY, A CRITICAL REVIEW OF THE LAST TEN YE
BLUMBERG. R. H. ON THE INFLUENCE OF AGGREGATION ON THE MAGNETIC PHASE TRANSITION OF EVAPORATED SUPERCONDU
BLUMENTHAL, E. PUNCHED CARD TO MAGNETIC TAPE CONVERTER FOR. UNIVAC
BLUMENTHAL, SHERMAN A DUAL MASTER FILE SYSTEM FOR A TAPE PROCESSING COMPUTER
BLUNDELL, P. H. A METHOD FOR SOLVING SIMULTANEOUS POLYNOMIAL EQUATIONS
BLUNDEN, W. R. DIGITAL-ANALOGUE CONVERSIONS
BLUNDEN, W. R. THE C.S.I.R.O. DIFFERENTIAL ANALYSER
BLUNDEN. W. R. THE USE UF ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS IN TRAFFIC STUDIES AND RESEARCH
BOBROW, D. G. SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS OF ENGLISH BY COMPUTER, A SURVEY
BOCK, D. H. ANALOG COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN PREDICTOR DESIGN
BOCK, R. V. AN INTERRUPT CONTROL FOR THE B500D DATA PROCESSOR SYSTEM
BOCKING, S. A. ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING IN THE WOOL INDUSTRY
BOOY. J. F. ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS A PRACTICAL APPLICATION
BOEHM, E. M. THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM, MACHINE IMPLEMENTATION OF SYMBOLIC PROGRAMMING
BUEHM, ELAINE MACHINE IMPLEMENTATION OF SYMBOLIC PROGRAMMING
BOERMEESTER, J. M. ANALYSIS OF BUSINESS APPLICATION PROBLEMS ON IBM 650 MAGNETIC ORUM DATA-PROCESSING MAC
BOFINGER, EVE ON A PERIODIC PROPERTY OF PSEUOO-RANOOM SEQUENCES
BOFINGER, V. J. ON A PERIODIC PROPERTY OF PSEUDO-RANDOM SEQUENCES
BOGERT, B. P. FORTRAN SUBROUTINE FOR TIME SERIES ANALYSIS
BOHN, E. V. A PULSE POSITION MUDULATION ANALOG COMPUTER
BOHNERT, H. G. THE PROS AND CONS OF A SPECIAL IR LANGUAGE
BOHNERT, LEA M. NEW ROLE OF MACHINES IN DOCUMENT RETRIEVAL, DEFINITIONS AND SCOPE
60ILEN, S. A TIME-SHARING DEBUGGING SYSTEM FOR A SMALL COMPUTER
BOLD, E. W. OPTIMAL SHIPPING SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO TIME RESTRICTIONS
BOLDT JR, IRA V. THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM. SUPERVISORY CONTROL
BOLDT, I. V. A GE~ERAL DIGITAL COMPUTER PROGRAM·FOR STATIC STRESS ANALYSIS
BOLDT, IRA SHARE 709 SYSTEM SUPERVISORY CONTROL ROUTINE
BOLDYREFF. ALEXANDER W. RELIABILITY FROM A SYSTEM POINT OF VIEW
BOLLES, E. E. THE DIGITAC AIRBORNE CONTROL SYSTEM
BOLLINGER, R. C. ON THE USE OF THE SOLOMON PARALLEL-PROCESSING COMPUTER
BOMBA, J. S. ALPHA-NUMERIC CHARACTER RECOGNITION USING LOCAL OPERATIONS
BONINI, CHARLES P. A SIMULATION OF A BUSINESS FIRM
BONN, GEORGE S. TRAINING FOR ACTIVITY IN SCIENTIFIC DOCUMENTATION WORK
BONN, T. H. A MAGNETIC PULSE-CURRENT REGULATOR
BONN, T. H. A SMALL COINCIDENT-CURRENT MAGNETIC MEMORY
BONN, T. H. A 2.S-MEGACYCLE FERRACTDR ACCUMULATOR
BONN, T. H. ANALYSIS OF MAGNETIC-AMPLIFIER CIRCUITS
BONNER, R. E. A 'LOGICAL PATTERN' RECOGNITION PROGRAM
BONNEY, L. G. DATA PROCESSING IN COMMERCE
BONNEY, R. B. A UNIVERSAL COMPUTER-LANGUAGE TRANSLATOR
BOOTH, A. D. CALCULATING MACHINES AT THE BIRKBECK COLLEGE COMPUTATION LABORATORY
BOOTH, A. D. INPUT-OUTPUT FOR DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINES
BOOTH, A. D. INTRODUCTION TO THE CONFERENCE ON AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING, BRIGHTON 1959
BOOTH, A. O. MACHINE TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES
BOOTH, A. D. MACHINE TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGeS
BOOTH, A. D. RELAY COMPUTERS
BOOTH, A. D. SOME APPLICATIONS OF ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTERS
BOOTH, A. D. THE APEXC, A LOW-COST ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR
ROOTH, A. D. THE COMPUTER IN A NON-ARITHMETIC ROLE
BUOTtl, A. D. THE FUTURE OF AUTOMATIC DIGITAL COMPUTERS
BOOTH, ANDREW O. A PROGRESS REPORT ON MACHINE TRANSLATION
BOOTH, ANOREW D. THE FUTURE OF AUTOMATIC DIGITAL COMPUTERS
BOOTH, G. W. LOGIC CIRCUITS FOR A TRANSISTOR DIGITAL CO~PUTER
BOOTH, THEODORE M. THE VERTEX-FRAME METHOD FOR OBTAINING MINIMAL PROPOSITION-LETTER FORMULAS
BOOTH, W. T. DESIGN CONSIDERATlO.. S FOR STYL IZED FONT CHARACTER READERS
BOQUET, PAUL CREATION OF AN INTERNATIONAL CENTER OF SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION
BORCK, W. C. THE SOLOMON COMPUTER, A PRELIMINARV REPORT
BORCK, W. CARL THE SOLOMON COMPUTER
388

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

BEN - BOR
ICIP59
54
PECS52
14
IBMJ633 252
PGEC582 103
EJCC57 104
JACM554 229
PGEC554 150
PWCS54
19
AUS 60B'6.2
AUS 60B'6.1
TCJ6631 75
AUS 60C12.4
CACM609 501
CACM639 S06
PGEC593 297
NCR 594 ZS2
IBMJ621 116
NCR 612 175
EJCC59 225
'ISMT6D 4B5
OPI 62 124
PGEC592 169
PCS 62 202
EJCC59
48
EJCC58
25
HARV47
·n
HARV49
50
44
FJCC62
II JCC61
281
NEWC57 118
PACM59
64
FJCC63
27
OPI 62 104
EJCC61 147
PACM61 IOC3
EJCC60 299
JACM614 645
ONR 56
71
PACM56
29
SOS 61
95
RTCS62
66
JACM592 263
SJCC63 H9
IBMJ602 184
EJCC52
8
JACM5S4 319
IFIP62 101
AUS 51 185
AUS 51
1B
AUS 60 A8.2
FJCC63 365
PGEC573 143
FJCC63 229
AUS 60 A5.2
BCS 58 !>91
JACM592 IJ4
PACM5B
17
EJCC!>4
79
JACM5Bl l61
JACM5Bl 261
CACM631 32
PGEC602 2!>6
CACM621
8
"IPP61
8
SJCC63
51
CAN 62 1~2
J ACM592 152
IIJCC55
72
PACM58
20
WJCC51
18
IIJCC54
)8
FJCC62 137
EJCC59 218
SJCC62
H
I CSI582 1441
~CR 574 102
PGEC562 H
EJCC56
~O
HARV572 149
18MJ623 353
EDPS61 243
IIJCC58 230
FTT 5J 170
15
ECIP5S
ARAP591
1
AUS 571 106
TCB3591
1
CAMB4,}
17
TCB1512 24
ADC 53 264
IEES5b 450
TCB3605 83
ICC 6115 11
CACM60b 339
PGEC5b3 H2
~GeCb22 144
OCR 62 115
I(;S1582 1517
IIOCU62
b6
FJCC62
91
388

BOR - BRU

AUTHOR INDEX

BOROEN, B. C. FORTRANSIT, A UNIVERSAL AUTOMATIC COOING SYSTEM
BORGINI, F. A COMPUTER SUBSYSTEM USING KILOMEGACYCLE SU8HARMONIC OSCILLATORS
BORKO, HAROLD A LOOK INTO THE FUTURE
BORKO, HAROL~ AUTOMATIC DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION
BORKO, HAROLO COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN THE BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES, PART I AND PART II
BORKO, HAROLO THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN EMPIRICALLY BASED MATHEMATICALLY OERIVED·CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM
BOSAK, R. AIRCRAFT PRODUCTION SCHEDULING
BOSAK, R. AN INFORMATION ALGEBRA
BOSCHE, C. COMIT, A LANGUAGE FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION
BOSE, R. C. A SORTING PROBLEM
BOSSET, J. CONSIDERATIONS OF CERTAIN LOGICAL OESIGN ASPECTS OF THE GAMMA 60 (FRENCH)
BOSSET, L. MAGE, A LANGUAGE OERIVED FROM ALGOL ADAPTEO TO SMALL MACHINES (FRENCH)
BOTHWELL, T. P. A DYNAMIC LOGIC TECHNIQUE FOR SIXTEEN MEGACYCLE CLOCK RATE
BOTHWELL, T. P. A HIGH-SPEED TRANSISTORIZEO ANALOG-Ta-DIGITAL CONVERTER
BOTHWELL, T. P. LOGIC CIRCUITS FOR A TRANSISTOR OIGITAL COMPUTER
BOTTENBRUCH, H. STRUCTURE ANO USE OF ALGOL 60
BOTTENBRUCH, H. SUBROUTINES FOR OERA (GERMAN)
BOTTENBRUCH, H. USE OF MAGNETIC TAPE FOR DATA STORAGE IN THE ORACLE-ALGOL TRANSLATOR
BOTTENBRUCH, H. H. ON TRANSLATION OF BOOLEAN EXPRESSIONS
BOUOREAU, P. E. A DISCRETE QUEUEING PROBLEM WITH VARIABLE SERVICE TIMES
BOUDREAU, P. E. ANALYSIS OF A BASIC QUEUING PROBLEM ARISING IN COMPUTER SYSTEMS
BOUMAN, C. A. AN ADVANCED INPUT-OUTPUT SYSTEM FOR A COBOL COMPILER
BOURICIUS, W. G. SIMULATION OF HUMAN PROBLEM~SOLVING
BOURICIUS, WILLARD G. OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH THE LOS ALAMOS 701
BOURNE, C. P. THE HISTORICAL OEVELOPMENT ANO PREDICTED STATE-OF-THE-ART OF THE GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL CO
BOURNE, CHARLES P. A STUDY OF METHODS FOR SYSTEMATICALLY ABBREVIATING ENGLISH WOROS AND NAMES
BOUTRY, G.-A. THE ICSU ABSTRACTING BOARD, THE STORY OF A VENTURE IN INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
BOUTWELL JR, E. O. THE LOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF THE PB ~40 MICROPROGRAMMABLE COMPUTER
80WOEN, B. V. COMPUTERS IN AMERICA
BOWOEN, B. V. DIGITAL COMPUTERS APPLIEO TO GAMES
BOWDEN, B. V. THE APPLICATION OF CALCULATING MACHINES TO BUSINESS AND COMMERCE
BOWOEN, B. V. THE APPLICATION OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS TO BUSINESS ANO COMMERCE
BOWOEN, B. V. THE CIRCUIT COMPONENTS OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
BOWOEN, B. V. THE CONSTRUCTION, PERFORMANCE AND MAINTENANCE OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
BOWDEN, B. V. THE ORGANIZATION OF A TYPICAL MACHINE
BOWDEN, B. V. THE ROLE OF COMPUTERS IN GREAT BRITAIN
80WOEN, B. V. THOUGHT AND MACHINE PROCESSES
BOWERS, D. M. TElLERTRON, A REAL-TIME UPDATING AND TRANSACTION PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR SAVINGS BANKS
BOWLDEN, HENRY J. A LIST-TYPE STORAGE TECHNIQUE FOR ALPHANUMERIC INFORMATION
BOWMAN, J. R. A TRANSMISSION LINE lEADING TO SELF-STABILIZING SYSTEMS
BOWMAN, J. R. OPTICAL ELEMENTS FOR COMPUTERS
BOWMAN, JOHN R. ELECTROCHEMICAL COMPUTING ELEMENTS
BOX, G. E. P. APPLICATION OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN THE EXPLORATION OF FUNCTIONAL RELATIONSHIPS
BOYCE, CARROLL AUTOMATION AND ITS IMPACT ON MANAGEMENT
BOYD, D. F. ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS
BOYD, E. L. ANGlE-OF-INCIDENCE ANISOTROPY IN EVAPORATED NICKEL-IRON FILMS
BOYD, E. L. MAGNETIC ANISOTROPY IN SINGLE-CRYSTAL THIN FILMS
BOYO, K. T. SIMULTANEOUS EQUATIONS AND lINEAR PROGRAMMING
BOYO, R. S. PHYSICAL SIMULATION OF NUCLEAR REACTOR POWER PLANT SYSTEMS
BOYElL, R. l. HYBRID TECHNIQUES FOR REAL-TIME RAOAR SIMULATION
BOYELl, ROGER l. PROGRAMMED MULTIPLICATION ON THE IBM ~07
BOYEll, ROGER l. THE METHOO OF SUCCESSIVE GRIDS FOR REDUCTION OF FUNCTION STORAGE REQUIREMENTS
BOYLE JR, E. B. COMPUTER-CONTROLLEO ASW TRAINING FACILITY
BOYLE, D. R. A GENERAL JUNCTION-TRANSISTOR EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT FOR USE IN lARGE-SIGNAL SWITCHING ANALYSIS
BOYLES, E. EDWARO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE SOCIETY
BRACE, D. A. DIRECT CODING OF ENGLISH lANGUAGE NAMES
BRACKEN, R. H. INFORMATION SEARCHING WITH THE 701 CALCULATOR
BRACKEN, ROBERT H. A GENERAL SYSTEM FOR HANDLING ALPHAMERIC INFORMATION ON THE IBM 701 COMPUTER
BRADFORD, D. H. MAOCAP II
BRAOLEY, A. INVENTORY CONTROL, ACCOUNTING ANO PAYROLL
BRADLEY, A. INVENTORY CONTROL, ACCOUNTING, ANO PAYROLL
BRADLEY, D. F. AUTO~ATIC DETERMINATION OF AMINO ACIO SEQUENCES
BRAOlEY, R. E. DESIGN OF A ONE-MEGACYCLE ITERATION RATE DDA
BRADLEY, WILLIAM E. SURFACE-BARRIER TRANSISTOR SWITCHING CIRCUITS
BRAOSHAW, T. F. AUTOMATIC OAT A PROCESSING METHODS
BRADSPIES, S. EXPERIMENTS ON A THREE-CORE Ctll FOR HIGH-SPEED MEMORIES
BRAGNUM, S. WHY TUN~EL OIODES (SWEOISH)
BRAIN, A. E. THE SIMULATION OF NEURAL ELEMENTS BY ELECTRICAL NETWORKS BASEO ON MULTI-APERTURE MAGNETIC C~
BRAINERD, J. G. KEYNOTE ADDRESS
BRAINES, S. N. ANALYSIS OF THE WORKING PRINCIPLES OF SOME SElF-AOJUSTING SYSTEMS IN ENGINEERING ANO BIOlO
BRAITHWAITE, J. J. DATA PROCESSING IN MARKETING AND SALES ReSEARCH
BRAMBLE, C. CLINTON EMPIRICAL STUDY OF EFFECTS OF ROUNDING ERRORS
BRAMHALL, J. N. AN ITERATIVE METHOD FOR INVERSION OF POWER SERIES
BRANOWDOD, L. PRONOUN REFERENCE IN GERMAN
8RATMAN, HARVEY AN ALTERNATE FORM OF THE 'UNCOL' OIAGRAM
URATMAN, HARVEY SHARE 109 SYSTEM SUPERVISORY CONTROL ROUTINE
BRATMAN, HARVEY THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM, SUPERVISORY CONTROL
BRAUN, E. L. DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN CONTINUOUS CONTROL SYSTEMS
BRAUN, EOWARO L. A OIGITAL COMPUTER FOR INDUSTRIAL PROCESS ANALYSIS AND CONTROL
BRAUN, EDWARD L. DESIGN FEATURES OF CURRENT DIGITAL OIFFERENTIAl ANALYZERS
BRAUN, EOWARD l. DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN CONTINUOUS CONTROL SYSTEMS
BRAUNFELD, P. G. PLATO II, A MULTIPLE-STUDENT, COMPUTER-CONTROLLEO, AUTOMATIC TEACHING DEVICE
BRAUNHOlTZ, T. G. H. NEBULA, A PROGRAMMING lANGUAGE FOR DATA PROCESSING
BRAY, T. E. AN ELECTRO-OPTICAL SHIFT REGISTER
BRAY, T. E. CONSIOERATIONS IN OPTOELECTRONIC lOGIC AND MEMORY ARRAYS
BRAYMER, NOEL B. A COMPUTER FOR FLAW PLOTTING
BRAYTON, R. AN ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECT OF COMPONEI'H TOLERANCf:S ON THE AMPLlF.ICATlON OF THE BALANCEO-PAIR T
BREMER, J. W. AIIIAlYSIS OF A CROSSED FILM CRYOTROIII SlUff REGISTER
BREMER, J. W. PHYSICS AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CRUSSED FILM CRYOIRON, A REVIEw
BREMER, J. W. THE CROSSED~FILM CRYOTRON AND ITS APPLICATION TO DIGITAL COMPUTER CIRCUITS
BREMERMANN, H. J. OPTIMIZATION THROUGH EVOLUTION AND RECOMBIIIIATION
BRENNAN, C. F. DIGEST, DIEBOLO GENERATOR FOR STATISTICAL TABULATION
BRENNAN, M. H. THE AUTOMATIC DIGITAL RECORDING OF INFORMATIOIII FROM COSMIC RAY AIR SHOWERS
BRENNAN, R. SIMULATION OF TRANSFER FUNCTIONS USING ONLY ONE OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER
BRENNEMANN, A. E. ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE IN THE DESIGN ANO OPERATIOIII OF A lARGE SCALE ELECTROSTATIC MEMO~
BRENNEMANN, A. E. SUPERCONOUCTING TIN FILMS OF LOW RESIOUAl RESISTIVITY
BRENNEMANN, ANDREW E. PROPERTIES OF THIN FILM CRYOTRONS
BRENNER, J. L. A SET OF MATRICES FOR TESTING COMPUTER PROGRAMS
BRENlA, J. G. A BUILT-IN TABLE LOOKUP ARITHMETIC UNIT
BREUER, M. A. THE MINIMIZATIUN OF BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS CONTAINING UNEQUAL AND NONLINEAR COST FUNCTIONS
389

COMPUTER liTERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

BLA - tiRE
CAN 58 349
P IRE611 128
CABS62 596
JACM632 151
CABS62
1
SJCC62 219
HACC59 9-07
PACM61 61H
ROME62 113
JACM622 282
ICIP59 348
ROME62 473
WCR 604 116
EJCC!lB 133
PGEC563 HZ
JACM622 161
ECIP55 161
CACM611 15
CACM627 384
I BMJ624 407
IBMJ612 132
CACM625 213
WJCC59 116
EJCC53
45
IIJCC60
1
JACM614 !>l8
ICSI582 1503
FJCC63 201
FTT 53 173
FTT 53 286
MANC51
30
FTT 53 246
FH 53
32
FTT 53
18
FH 53
67
TCB1574 146
FTT 53 HI
NCR 624 101
CACM638 433
SOS 61 417
PACM52P 1;'9
HARV49 119
IEES56 100
LSU 56 1,,4
IBSJ631
2
IBMJ602 163
I BMJ602 116
TCJ3601 45
EJCC57
80
FJCC63 ~45
JACM514 442
TCJ5634 320
NCR 624 n
PGEC614 670
TC81586 181
TCJ6632 113
JACM572 131
J ACM563 In
ARAP612 115
EOPS61
53
BCS 58 331
I BMJ633 246
SJCC62 353
'1CR 554 139
HARV55
3
IIICR 554 64
BIT 611
2
P IRE611 49
EJCC55
6
ICIP59 298
AUS 60 A6.4
HARV4'1 147
CACM617 317
MTP!oS 30'1
CACM613 142
PACM58
20
JACM512 152
IIICR 514 In
IIJCC59 ;l07
'ICR 544 117
PGEC582 I I I
PLCI61 205
TCJ4613 IH
PGEC592 113
OPI 62 216
PGEC521 73
PGEC633 269
ONR 60 2.s0
DNR 60
14
EJCC5'! 25"
SOS 62
93
PACM62
H
AUS 512 21'1
~CR

574 213

531 21
I BMJ602 173
OI~R 60
3(,1>
CACM628 4lt3
IIJCC60 23\1
PIICM62 116
~CR

389

BRE - BUT

AUTHOR INDEK

BREWER, SUSAN INFORMATION STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL
BRICKER, JACOB L. A MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR PROBLEM QUEUING IN A COMPUTER SYSTEM
BRIDGES, JAMES M. KEYNOTE ADDRESS, TECHNIQUES FOR RELIABILITY IN COMPUTERS FOR wEAPON CONTROL
SRIDGMAN, A. SIMULATION OF TRANSFER FUNCTIONS USING ONLY ONE OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER
BRIGDEN, J. K. INPUT-OUTPUT EQUIPMENT FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
BRIGGS,· BRUCE A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR EDITING THE NEWS
BRIGGS, LESLIE J. EKPERIMENTAL RESULTS REGARDING FORM OF RESPONSE, SIZE OF STEP, AND INDIVIDUAL DIFFEREN:
BRIGGS, THOMAS H. THE RETMA SUPPORT OF THE 1950 COMPUTER CONFERENCE
BRIGHAM, R. C. A TRANSLATION ROUTINE FOR THE DEUCE COMPUTER
BRIGHAM, R. C. GENERALIZED SIMULATION OF POST OFFICE SYSTEMS
BRIGHAM, ROBERT C. SOME PROPERTIES OF BINARY COUNTERS WITH FEEDBACK
BRIGHT, H. S. ON THE REDUCTION OF TURNAROUND TIME
BRIGHT, HERBERT S. SYSTEMS AND STANOARDS PREPARATIONS FOR A NEW COMPUTER (PHILCO 20001
BRILLOUIN, L. EMPIRICAL LAWS AND PHYSICAL THEORIES, THE RESPECTIVE ROLES OF INFORMATION AND IMAGINATION
BRILLOUIN, LEON SLOW ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES
BRISKMAN, ROBERT D. CONTINUOUS COMPUTER.OPERATIONAL RELIABILITY
BRISTOR, CHARLES L. PROCESSING SATELLITE WEATHER DATA, A STATUS REPORT, PART I
BRITTENHAM, W. R. SALE, A SIMPLE ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE FOR ENGINEERS
BRITTON, CATHERINE A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR ANALVSIS OF VARIANCE FOR A TWO-LEVEL FACTORIAL DESIGN
BROADBENT, K. O. CHARACTERISTICS OF A MULTIPLE MAGNETIC PLANE THIN FILM MEMORY OEVICE
BROADBENT, KENT O. A THIN MAGNETIC FILM SHIFT REGISTER
BROAOFOOT, K. AN AUTOMATIC TRACKING FILTER
BROCK, PAUL PROBLEMS IN ACCEPTANCE TESTING OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
BROCKBANK, A. J. ELECTRONIC DATA-PROCESSING
BROCKBANK, A. J. ORDER DOCUMENTATION, FROM THEORY TO PRACTICE
BRODMAN, ESTELLE CURRENT MEDICAL LITERATURE, A QUANTITATIVE SURVEY OF ARTICLES AND JOURNALS
BROKATE, K. ADDRESS-MODIFICATION WITH INOEK REGISTERS USED IN EDPM TYPE 70~ I GERMAN I
BROMBERG, H. THE RCA 501 ASSEMBLY SYSTEM
BROMBERG, R. THE THERMAL ANALYZER, A SPECIAL PURPOSE ANALOG COMPUTER
BROOKER, R. A. A DESCRIPTION OF MERCURY AUTOCODE IN TERMS OF A PHRASE STRUCTURE LANGUAGE
BROOKER, R. A. A GENERAL TRANSLATION PROGRAM FOR PHRASE STRUCT.URE LANGUAGES
BROOKER, R. A. AN ASSEMBLY PROGRAM FOR A PHRASE STRUCTURE LANGUAGE
BROOKER, R. A. FURTHER AUTOCODE FAC ILIT IES FOR THE MANCHESTER I MERCURY) COMPUTER
BROOKER, R. A. MERCURY AUTDCODE, ADDITIONAL NOTES
BROOKER, R. A. MERCURY AUTOCODE, PRINCIPLES OF THE PROGRAM LIBRARY
BROOKER, R. A. SOME PROPOSALS FOR THE REALIZATION OFA CERTAIN ASSEMBLY PROGRAM
BROOKER, R. A. SOME TECHNICAL FEATURES OF THE MANCHESTER MERCURY AUTOCODE PROGRAMME
BROOKER, R. A. SOME TECHNIQUES FOR OEALING WITH TWO-LEVEL STORAGE
BROOKER, R. A. THE AUTOCOOE PROGRAMS OEVELOPEO FOR THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY COMPUTERS
BROOKER, R. A. THE COMPILER COMPILER
BROOKER, R. A. THE METHOD OF LANCZOS FOR CALCULATING THE CHARACTERISTIC ROOTS ANO VECTORS OF A REAL SYMME
BROOKER, R. A. THE PROGRAMMING STRATEGY USED WITH THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY MARK I COMPUTER
BROOKER, R. A. TREES AND ROUTINES
BROOKS JR, F. P. A PROGRAM-CONTROLLEO PROGRAM INTERRUPTION SYSTEM
BROOKS JR, F. P. AN EKPERIMENT IN MUSICAL COMPOSITION
BROOKS JR, F. P. ARCHITECTURAL PHILOSOPHY
BROOKS JR, F. P. CORRECTION TO AN EKPERIMENT IN MUSICAL COMPOSITION
BROOKS JR, F. P. OEVELOPMENTS IN THE LOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF COMPUTER ARITHMETIC AND CONTROL UNITS
BROOKS JR, F. P. INSTRUCTION SEQUENCING
BROOKS JR, F. P. NATURAL DATA UNITS
BROOKS JR. F. P. PROCESSING OATA IN BITS AND PIECES
BROOKS JR, F. P. PROCESSING DATA IN BITS AND PIECES
BROOKS JR, F. P. VARIABLE-FIELD-LENGTH OPERATION
BROOKS, F. P. THE EXECUTE OPERATIONS, A FOURTH MODE OF INSTRUCTION SEQUENCING
BROOKS, G.· R. DEMAGN~TISATION OURING RECORDING AND ITS EFFECT ON THE REPRODUCED SIGNAL
BROOKS, KENNETH R. A TYPED PAGE READER
BROOM, R. F. A NEW TYPE OF BISTABLE ELEMENT INVOLVING THERMAL PROPAGATION OF A NORMAL REGION IN A THIN S~
BROUGHTON, M. B. A FEEOBACK METHOO FOR OBTAINING A SYNCHRO OUTPUT SIGNAL PROPORTIONAL TO INPUT ANGLE THET
BROWER, O. F. A ONE TURN MAG~ETIC READING AND RECORDING HEAO FOR COMPUTER USE
BROWN, A. F. R. CURRENT RESEARCH AT GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
BROWN, A. F. R. FLEXIBILITY VERSUS SPEED
BROWN, A. F. R. LANGUAGE TRANSLATION
BROWN, D. R. COMPUTERS IN ADVANCED OEFENSE SYSTEMS
BROWN, O. T. CYCLIC COOES FOR ERROR DETECTION
BROWN, DAVIO R. REVIEW OF ELECTRONIC COMPUTER PROGRESS DURING 195~
BROWN, DAVID R. STORAGE
BROWN, DAVIO T. ERROR OETECTING AND CORR~CTING BINARY CODES FOR ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS
"BROWN, G. W. A NEW CONCEPT IN PROGRAMMING
BROWN, G. W. THE PROCESSING OF INFORMATION-CONTAINING OOCUMENTS
BROWN, GEORGE W. NOTES ON THE SOLUTION OF LINEAR SYSTEMS INVOLVING INEQUALITIES
BROWN, GEORGE W. PHOTOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES FOR INFORMATION STORAGE
BROWN, GEORGE W. POTENTIAL ROLES OF THE UNIVERSITY COMPUTING CENTERS
BROWN, J. H. AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING AND ITS OEVELOPMENT ON THE MIDAC
BROWN, J. H. PREVENTION OF PROPAGATION OF MACHINE ERRORS IN LONG PROBLEMS
BROWN, J. HARVEY TAC, THE TRANSAC ASSEMBLER-COMPILER
BROWN, JAMES C. LOGLAN AND THE MACHINE
BROWN, JOHN INFORMATION, REDUNDANCY AND DECAY OF THE MEMORY TRACE
BROWN, L. S. SPIN ABSORPTION SPECTRA
BROWN, PETER J. A SUGGESTEO METHOD OF MAKING FULLER USE OF STRINGS IN ALGOL 60
BROWN, PETER J. NOTE ON THE PROOF OF THE NON-EKISTENCE OF A PHRASE STRUCTURE GRAMMAR FOR ALGOL 60
BROWN, R. F. A CALCULATION OF SWITCHING FUNCTIONS AS A MEANS OF MINIMISING ERROR IN AN ON-OFF CONTROL SYS
BROWN, R. M. .SOME NOTES ON LOGICAL 81NARY COUNTERS
BROWN, R. R. THE DESIGN OF OPTIMUM SYSTEMS
BROWN, RALPH B. SURFACE-BARRIER TRANSISTOR SWITCHING CIRCUITS
BROWN, RICHARD M. A PENNY-MATCHING MACHINE
BROWN, RICHARO M. DECOOING COMBINATIONS OF THE FIRST N INTEGERS TAKEN K AT A TIME
BROWN, S. A. A DESCRIPTION OF THE APT LANGUAGE
BROWN. W. G. IMPROVEMENT OF ELECTRONIC-COMPUTER RELIABILITY
BROWN, W. P. APPLICATION OF COMPUTERS TO THE COMMERICAL PLANNING OF AN INTEGRATED OIL COMPANY
BROWN, WILLIAM G. REDUNOANCY IMPROVES COMPUTER RELIABILITY
BROWNE, M. E. ELECTRON SPIN ECHO SERIAL MEMORY STORAGE
BROWNING, I. PATTERN RECOGNITION AND· READING BY MACHINE
BROWNLOW, J. M. NEW FERRITE CORE ARRAYS FOR LARGE-CAPACITY STORAGE
BROWNSON, HELEN SPECIAL REPORT ON MT
BRUBAKER, T. OIGITAL CLOCK DELAY GENERATORS AND RUN COUNTER FOR A KEPETITIVE ANALOG COMPUTER
BRUCE, G. D. A 2.1B-MICROSECONO MEGABIT CORE STORE UNIT
BRUCE, R. L. CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS IN INTERMEDIATE DATA PROCESSING
BRUMAN, JOSEPH R. WIND TUNNEL OATA REDUCTION USING PAPER-TAPE STORAGE MEOlA
BRUMBAUGH, R. M. A NEW TAPE HANDLER FOR COM~OTER APPLICATIONS
BRUNNER, R. K. A GAS FILM LUBRICATION STUDY PART III, EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF PIVOTED SLIDER BEAR IN
390

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

BOR - SRU
PACM59
PACM59
IIJCC57
IICR 574
HACC59
CACM638
PLCI61
EJCC53
TCJ2592
JACM612
PGEC614
F JCC62
CAS 60
SOS 62

16
10
10
213
20
481
H6

HARV~7

110
207
I
22
309
97
321
207

IIJCC57
FJCC62
:ACM590
:ACM636
WJCC60
PGEC603
AUS 572
JACM542
BCS 58
EDPS61
ICSI581
ECIP55
WJCC59
PECS52
ARAP612
.lACM621
TCJ3603
TCJ15B3
TCJ2591
ARAP591

16
252
699
161
101
231

733
132

435
1~0

127
6
29
1
168
12~

XI
93
220
MTP 58 201
TCJ260~ 189
TCJ1581 15
ARAP623 229
I EES56 114
IEES56 151
TCJ5621 H
EJCC57 128
PGEC573 175
PCS 62
5
PGEC581 60
P IRE611 53
PCS 62 133
PCS 62
33
ICIP59 375
PGEC592 H8
PC!. 62
15
CACM603 Ib8
AUS 60Cll.l
OCR 62
85
ONR 60 113
PGEC603 3,9
'1CR 55~ '15
IISMT60
bJ
IISMT60 44~
JACM581
1
PACM62
84
P IRE611 228
PGEC5,1 H
HACC59
19
PGEC603 333
MCF 61 251
IIJCC53
80
HARV49 131
P IRE530 1421
LSU 58
8
:lNR 54
84
JACM56~ 348
PACM59
00
CAS 60 128
MTP 58 129
IBMJ623 338
CACM63~ 169
CACM633 105
AUS 608'l.1
PGEC552 67
CAS 58
U6
TCJ361~

~CR

554 H9

CACM636
CACM604
CACM6}N
PGEC613
EOPS61
IHCS62
LCMT61
EJCC59
LCI1T61
IISMT60
WJCC61
PGEC612
LSU 55
JACM562
IIJCC56
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301
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344
H8

2td
225
:H3
521
353
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59
101

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390

8RU - CAR

AUTHOR INDEX

BRE - BUT

BRUNNER. R. K. A NEW HIGH DENSITY RECORDING SYSTEM. THE IBM 1311 DISK STORAGE DRIVE WITH INTERCHANGEABLE FJCC61 321
IIJCC61 !>19
BRUNNER. WALTER AN ITERATION PROCEDURE FOR PARAMETRIC MODEL BUILDING AND BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS
ICSI581 545
BRUNNING. DENNIS A. REVIEW LITERATURE AND THE CHEMIST
PACM56
24
BRUNS. ROBERT A. SERVOMULTIPLIER ERROR STUDY
P GEC613 '>16
BRUSSOLO. J. A. COPPER-MANDREL POTENTIOMETER DYNAMIC ERROR AND COMPENSATION
BRUSTMAN. J. A. BIZMAC II COMPUTER. CHARACTERISTICS AND APPLICATIONS
""WC51
51
NCR 564 liB
BRUSTMAN. J. A. INPUT AND OUTPUT DEVICES OF THE RCA BIlMAC SYSTEM
IFIP62 bOB
BRUSTMAN. J. A. PAST AND FUTURE OF DIGITAL COMPUTER CIRCUITRY
LCMT61
99
BRYAN. J. S. THE CATHODE-RAY TU8E AS A CDMMUTATING DEVICE IN LARGE-CAPACITY, RANDOM-ACCESS STORES
BRYEN, J. F. A. THE INTRODUCTION AND ESTABLISHMENT OF A SYSTEM OF COMPUTER PRODUCTION CONTROL IN A LIGHT TCJ2593 115
HARV61 125
BRYSON. ARTHUR E. A GRADIENT METHOD FOR OPTIMIZING MULTISTAGE ALLOCATION PROCESSES
PGEC632 67
BRZOZOWSKI. J. A. SIGNAL FLOW GRAPH TECHNIQUES FOR SEQUENTIAL CIRCuIT STATE DIAGRAMS
10
BRZOZOWSKI, J. A. THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS ON RELIABILITY PROPERTIES OF RECURSIVE TRIANGULAR SWITCHING It TCS62
PGEC6Z1 324
BRZOZOWSKI, JANUSZ A. A SURVEY OF REGULAR EXPRESSIONS AND THEIR APPLICATIONS
BIT 631
1
8UBENKO, J. MULTIPROGRAMMING, AN ORIENTATION ISWEDISHI
PCS 62
60
BUCHHOLZ, W. CHARACTER SET
PCS 62
42
BUCHHOLZ, W. CHOOSING A NUMBER BASE
IIEWC57
99
BUCHHOLZ. W. OESIGN OBJECTIVES FOR THE IBM STRETCH COMPUTER
CACM590
3
BUCHHOLZ, W. FINGERS OR FISTS
PCS
62
119
BUCHHOLZ, W. INPUT-OUTPUT CONTROL
PCS 62 122
BUCHHOLZ, W. INSTRUCTION FORMATS
PCS 62
31
BUCHHOLZ, W. NATURAL DATA UNITS
ICIP59 315
BUCHHOLZ, W. PROCESSING DATA IN BITS AND PIECES
PGEC592 U8
BUCHHOLZ, W. PROCESSING DATA IN BITS AND PIECES
PCS 62
1
BUCHHOLZ, W. PROJECT STRETCH
PCS 62
11
BUCHHOLZ, W. SYSTEM SUMMARY.OF IBM 1030
PCS 62 24B
BUCHHOLZ, W. THE EXCHANGE
JACM544 149
BUCHHOLZ, W. THE IBM TYPE 102, AN ELECTRUNIC DATA PROCESSING MACHINE FOR BUSINESS
WJCC58 128
BUCHHOLZ, W. THE SELECTION OF AN INSTRUCTION LANGUAGE
PCS 62
15
BUCHHOLZ, W. VARIABLE-f.lELD-LENGTH OPERATION
CHBK62
16
BUCHHOLZ, WERNER DIGITAL-COMPUTER-SYSTEM DESIGN
I
BSJ632
86
BUCHHOLZ, WERNER FILE ORGANIZATION AND ADDRESSING
P IRE530 1262
BUCHHOLZ. WERNER THE SYSTEM DESIGN OF THE IBM TYPE 101 COMPU1ER
'PACM56
Jl
BUCHMAN. AARON L. COMPUTER PROGRAMMING AND CODING AT THE HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL
EJCC56
41
BUCK, D. A. A MAGNETICALLY CONTROLLED GATING ELEMENT
EJCC58
:i5
BUCK, D. A. AN APPROACH TO MICROMINIATURE PRINTED SYSTEMS
ICIP59 414
BUCK. D. A. AN APPROACH TO MICROMINIATURE PRINTED SYSTEMS
CHBK62
13
BUCK, OUDLEY A. SWITCHING CIRCUITS
CAN 60 346
BUCK, J. D. CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEMS
TCJ3603 131
BUCKINGHAM, R. A. THE ORGANIZATION OF A UNIVERSITY COMPUTING CENTRE
SJCC63 113
BUCKINGHAM, W. O. AUTOMATIC READING MACHINE FOR TELEGRAPH SERVICE
PACM61 10A3
BUCKLAND, J. A. INPUT-OUTPUT GENERATORS IN MATHEMATICAL PROGRAMMING
BUEHLER, R. NUMERICAl CONSTRUCTION OF TAYLOR SERIES APPROXIMATIONS FOR A SET OF SIMULTANEOUS FIRST ORDER JACM613 314
EJCC61 3~2
BUELL, O. N. CHRYSLER OPTICAL PROCESSING SCANNER
IBMJ6H 182
BUELOW, F. K. A CIRCUIT PACKAGING MODEL FOR HIGH-SPEED COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY
PGEC604 415
BUELOW. F. K. IMPROVEMENTS TO CURRENT SWITCHING
OPI 62 104
BUHRER, C. F. THEORY AND APPLICATIONS OF SINGLE-SIOEBANO SUPPRESSED-CARRIER OPTICAL MODULATION
I EES56
10
BULLARO. EDWARD ENGINEERING AND SCIENTIFIC APPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
TCJ4612 129
BULLINGHAM, J. M. CHARACTER RECOGNITION BY DIGITAL COMPUTER USING A SPECIAL FLYING-SPOT SCANNER
AUS 60 C8.3
BUNDELL, J. H. A NEW TRANSFORMER ANALOG NETWORK ANALYSER
ItMCS60
41
BUNT. J. P. EXPERIE~CE IN THE USE OF MARGINAL-TESTING TECHNIQUES IN VALVE AND TRANSISTOR EQUIPMENT
WJCC54
38
BURBECK, D. W. THE OIGITAC AIRBORNE CONTROL SYSTEM
ANL 53 l'l4
BURDETTE. E. W. CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ORACLE
.US 63 A.11
BURGESS. L. K. SPEEDING THE NATION'S BUSINESS. CASE STUDY
JACM612 252
BURGESS, P. D. GENERALIZED SIMULATION OF POST OFFICE SYSTEMS
WCR 514 293
BUR HART , D. P. THE BIZMAC TRANCODER
EJCC52
98
BURKE JR. H. E. SURVEY OF ANALOGUE-TO-DIGITAL DATA CONVERTERS
11
PECS52
BURKE JR, HARRY SOME TECHNIQUES OF ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERSION
PIRE530 1455
BURKE JR. HARRY E. A SURVEY OF A~ALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERTERS
PACM52P
265
BURKHART. WILLIAM A METHOD FOR SYNTHESIS OF TWO-VALUEO FEEDBACK CIRCUITS
PACM52P 259
BURKHART, WILLIAM THEOREM MINIMIZATION
WCR 514 214
BURKIG, J. MAGNACARD, MAGNETIC RECORDING STUDIES
SOS 59 282
BURKS, A. W. COMPUTATION. BEHAVIOR. ANO STRUCTURE IN FIXEO AND GROWING AUTOMATA
IfIP62 319
BURKS. A. W. TOWARD A THEORY OF AUTOMATA BASED ON MORE REALISTIC PRIMITIVE ELEMENTS
MSEE461
8
BURKS. ARTHUR W. DIGITAL MACHINE FUNCTIONS
CHBK62
14
BURKS, ARTHUR W. INFORMATION CODING ANO SWITCHING THEORY
MSEE462 11
BURKS, ARTHUR W. NUMERICAL MATHEMATICAL METHDOS. IV
MSEE463 31
BURKS. ARTHUR W. NUMERICAL MATHEMATICAL METHODS, VIII
CPFS61 100
BURKS, ARTHUR W. PROGRAMMING AND THE THEORY OF AUTOMATA
JACM512 l'i3
BURKS, ARTHUR W. THE LOGIC OF AUTOMATA, PART I
JACM573 219
BURKS, ARTHUR W. THE LOGIC OF AUTOMATA. PART II
HARV511 141
BURKS. ARTHUR W. THE LOGIC OF FIXED AND GROWING AUTOMATA
PIRE530 1351
BURKS. ARTHUR W. THEORY OF LOGICAL NETS
PGEC614 691
BURLA. N. SKIP TECH~IQUES FOR HIGH-SPEED CARRY-PROPAGATION IN BINARY ARITHMETIC UNITS
PGEC613 4JB
BURNS JR, L. L. COINCIDENT-CURRENT SUPERCONDUCTIVE MEMORY
EJCC61 114
BURNS, ARTHUR J. COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL SIMULATION
91
FJCC61
BURNS, L. L. A LARGE CAPACITY CRYOELECTRIC MEMORY WITH CAVITY SENSING
LCMT61 421
BURNS, L. L. COINCIOENT CURRENT SUPERCONDUCTIVE MEMORY
.ONR 60 101
BURNS, L. L. CONTINUOUS SHEET SUPERCONOUCTIVE MEMORY
WJCC54
60
BURNS. T. J. EXPERIMENTS WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER IN A SIMPLE CONTROL SYSTEM
BURR. R. P. THE PRINTED MOTOR, A NEW APPROACH TO INTERMITTENT AND CONTINUOUS MOTION DEVICES IN DATA PROCE EJCC60 325
AUS 600'9.3
BURROWS, K. M. DATA PROCESSING FOR EXPERIMENTS IN ELECTRON PARAMAGNETIC RESONANCE
ROME62 159
BUSA. R. NOTE ON SOME LEXICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL IMPLICATIONS OF A COMPUTER SYMBOLIC LANGUAGE
HACC5'J
5
BUSBY, J. W. EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION
PGEC592 218
SUSH, L. A PERTURBATION TECHNIQUE FOR ANALOG COMPUTERS
CACM612 108
BUSH, NORMAN STATISTICAL PROGRAMS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA
CACM62B 445
BUSING, WILLIAM R. A PROCEDURE FOR INVERTING LARGE SYMMETRIC MATRICES
EJCC52
86
BUSLIK. W. S. IBM MAGNETIC TAPE READER AND RECORDER
PGEC636 147
BUSSELL, B. PARALLEL PROCESSING IN A RESTRUCTURABLE COMPUTER SYSTEM
WOC062 182
BUSSELL. BERTRAM THE UCLA VARIABLE STRUCTURE COMPUTER SYSTEM
FJCC63 183
BUSWELL, D. L. EXPERIENCE WITH A GENERALIZED INFORMATION .PROCESSING SYSTEM
PACM62 112
BUSWELL, D. L. VARIABLE INFORMATION PROCESSING
AUS 60 C4.3
BUTCHER, I. R. A MINIMUM COST DRIVING SYSTEM FOR MAGNETIC CORE MEMORIES
AUS 511 125
BUTCHER, J. C. A NEW DIAGNOSTIC ROUTINE
.US 511 111
BUTCHER, J. C. ON THE NUMERICAL INVERSION OF LAPLACE ANO MELLIN TRANSFORMS
TCJ3614 251
BUTCHER, J. C. RANDOM SAMPLING FROM THE NORMAL DISTRIBUTION
IIUS 60812.1
BUTCHER. J. C. THE SIMULATION OF RANDOMNESS
EJCC55
19
BUTLER. B. F. OPERATIONS CONTROL WITH AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
PGEC604 423
BUTLER. S. A. ESAKI DIODE LOGIC CIRCUITS
PGEC612
183
BUTLER. S. A. ESAKI DIODE NOT-OR LOGIC CIRCUITS
391

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

391

BUT - CHI

AUTHOR INOEX

BUTLER, THOMAS DANIEL PARTICLE-IN-CELL FLUID DYNAMICS ON THE IBM STRETCH MACHINE
BUTTERWORTH, RICHARD A. PROGRAMMING FOR THE IBM 701 ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING MACHINE WITH REPETITIVELY
BUXTON, J. N. CONTROL AND SIMULATION LANGUAGE
BUXTON, J. N. MONTECODE, AN INTERPRETIVE PROGRAM FOR MONTE CARLO SIMULATIONS
BUXTON, J. N. THE MAIN FEATURES OF CPL
BUZZELL, G. MAJORITY GATE LOGIC IMPROVES DIGITAL SYSTEM RELIABILITY
BYERLY, R. A. OPERATIONS RESEARCH AND THE AUTOMATION OF BANKING PROCEDURES
BYRD, D. J. P. THE INPUT-OUTPUT EQUIPMENT OF THE FERRANTI DIGITAL COMPUTER
BYRNES, W. P. TELETYPE HIGH-SPEED TAPE EQUIPMENT ANO SYSTEMS
CACERES, C. A. A DATA COMMUNICATIONS ANO PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR CARDIAC ANALYSIS
CACERES, C. A. TECHNIQUES FOR THE USE· OF THE DIGITAL COMPUTER AS AN AIO IN THE OIAGNOSIS OF HEART DISEASE
CADWELL, J. H. A LEAST SQUARES SURFACE FITTING PROGRAM
CAOWELL, J. H. A RECURSIVE PROGRAM FOR THE GENERAL N-DIMENSIONAL INTEGRAL
CAOWELL, J. H. SOME ORTHOGONAL METHODS OF CURVE AND SURFACE FITTING
CAFFREY, JOHN ANOTHER TEST MATRIX FOR OETERMINANTS AND MATRICES
CAGLE, WILLIAM B. A NEW METHOO OF DESIGNING LOW-LEVEL, HIGH-SPEEO SEMICONDUCTOR LOGIC CIRCUITS
CAHILL, WILLIAM F. ON THE VIBRATION OF A SQUARE CLAMPED PLAT~
CAHN, ALBERT S. ESTIMATION OF QUEUING STRUCTURE BY MEANS OF STATISTICAL SAMPLING
CAHN, L. EXPERIMENTS IN PROCESSI~G PICTORIAL INFORMATION WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER
CAHN, LEE A NEW CONCEPT IN ANALOG COMPUTERS
CAHN, LEE ACCURACY OF AN ANALOG. COMPUTER
CALOWELL, GEORGE C. A NOTE ON THE DOWNHILL METHOD
CALDWELL, SAMUEL H. PUBLICATION, CLASSIFICATION, AND PATENTS
CALDWELL, SAMUEL H. TRANSISTORS IN COMBINATIONAL SWJTCHII~G CIRCUITS
CALDWELL, TOM ON FINDING MINIMuM ROUTES IN A NETWORK WITH TURN PENALTIES
CALDWELL, W. F. A PRECISION AMPLITUDE-DISTRIBUTION AMPLIFIER
CALHOUN, B. A. MICROWAVE RESONANCE IN GADOLINIUM-IRON GARNET CRYSTALS
CALHOUN, EVERETT S. NEW COMPUTER DEVELOPMENTS AROUND THE WORLD
CALINGAERT, PETER MULTIPLE-OUTPUT RELAY SWITCHING CIRCUITS
CALINGAERT, PETER RELAY CIRCUIT DESIGN TECHNIQUES IN THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF CRYOTRON SWITCHING CIRCUITS
CALINGAERT, PETER TWO-DIMENSIONAL PARITY CHECKING
CALL, DICKSON H. ERROR ESTIMATION IN RUNGE-KUTTA PROCEDURES
CALLEN, HERBERT B. HIGH-SPEED SWITCHING BY ROTATIONAL REMAGNETIZATION
CALLENDER, E. D. ALGY, AN ALGEBRAIC MANIPULATION PROGRAM
CALO, CARL TAC, THE TRANSAC ASSEMBLER-COMPILER
CAMERON, D. P. DOMAIN ORIENTATION IN BARIUM TITANATE SINGLE CRYSTALS
CAMERON, JOSEPH M. uSE OF COMPUTERS IN STATISTICAL CALCULATIONS
CAMINER, o. T. -- AND HOW TO AVOID THEM
CAMION, P. INFORMATION PROCESSING USING BOOLEAN ALGEBRA IFRENCH)
CAMPAIGNE, HOWARD HURRY, HURRY, HURRY
CAMPAIGNE, HOWARD SOME EXPERIMENTS IN MACHINE LEARNING
CAMPBELL, D. J. UNUSUAL TECHNIQUES EMPLOYED IN HEAT TRANSFER PROGRAMS
CAMPBELL, D. T. BLIND VARIATION AND SELECTIVE SURVIVAL AS A GENERAL STRATEGY IN KNOWLEDGE-PROCESSES
CAMPBELL, EDWIN S. NUMERICAL CONSTRUCTION OF TAYLOR SERIES APPROXIMATIONS FOR A SET OF SIMULTANEOUS FIRST
CAMPBELL, J. D. COMPUTERS IN THE POWER INDUSTRY
CAMPBELL, L. W. THE FORAST PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
CAMPBELL, ROBERT V. o. EVOLUTiON OF AUTOMATIC COMPUTING
CAMPBELL, ROBERT V. D. MARK II CALCULATOR
CAMPBELL, S. G. A NONARITHMETICAL SYSTEM EXTENSION
CAMPBELL, S. G. AN ANALYSIS OF CARRY TRANSMISSION IN COMPUTER ADDITION
CAMPBELL, S. G. FLOATING-POINT OPERATION
CAMPBELL, S. G. SYSTEMS IMPLICATIONS OF NEW MEMORY DEVELOPMENTS
CAMPBELL, VINCENT N. EXPERIMENTAL RESuLTS R£GARDING FORM OF RESPONSE, SIZE OF STEP, AND INDIVIDUAL DIFFH
CAMPEAU, JOSEPH O. CORRECTION TO THE SYNTHESIS AND ANALYSIS OF DIGITAL SYSTEMS BY BOOLEAN MATRICES
CAMPEAU, JOSEPH O. SIMPLE TURING TYPE COMPUTERS
CAMPEAU, JOSEPH O. THE SYNTHESIS AND ANALYSIS OF DIGITAL SYSTEMS BY BOOLEAN MATRICES
CAMPISE, J. A. REPORTING COMPUTER PERFORMANCE TO MANAGEMENT
CAMRAS, M. MAGNETIC RECORDING OF SHORT WAVELENGTHS
CANN, L. INVESTIGATION OF WOVEN-SCREEN MEMORY TECHNIQUES
CANNING, R. G. AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING IN LARGER MANUFACTURING PLANTS
CANNING, RICHARD G. APPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
CANNING, RICHARD G. BUSINESS DATA PROCESSING, A CASE STUDY
CANNING, RICHARD G. QUANTITATIVE CHARACTERISTICS OF DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS
CANNONITO, FRANK B. THE GODEL INCOMPLETENESS THEOREM AND INTELLIGENT MACHINES
CANTOR, D. LOGARITHMIC ANa EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION EVALUATION IN A VARIABLE STRuCTURE DIGITAL COMPuTER
CANTOR, DAVID G. ON THE AMBIGUITY PROBLEM OF BACKUS SYSTEMS
CANTRELL, H. N. INCOMPRESSIBLE FLOW NETWORK CALCULATORS
CANTRELL, H. N. lDGTC STRUCTURE TABLES
CAPLAN, D. 1. DATA PROCESSING FOR COMMUNICATION NETWORK MONITORING AND CONTROL
CAPLAN, L. N. DYNAMIC PRODuCTION SCHEDULING OF JOB-SHOP OPERATIDNS ON THE IBM 704 DATA-PROCESSING EQUIPME
CAPLAN, L. N. INFORMATION RETRIEVAL ON A HIGH-SPEED COMPUTER
CAPON, I. N. LINEAR EQUATIONS, SOME REMARKS ON CURRENT THEORY
CAPORASO, S. A COMPOSITION METHOD FOR NORMAL MARKOV ALGORITHMS
CAPORASO, S. A SYMBOLIC DESCRIPTION OF THE ELEA 6001 COMPUTER
CAREY JR, W. M. TECHNIQUES
CAREY, A. SOCIAL SERVICES BENEFITS, PAYMENTS BY PUNCHED CARDS
CARLSON, B. G. USE OF THE OISK FILE ON STRETCH
CARLSON, C. 8. THE MECHANiZATION OF A PUSH-DOWN STACK
CARLSON, C. O. THE PHOTOCHROMIC MICROIMAGE MEMORY
CARLSON, WALTER M. COMPuTERS, THE KEY TO TOTAL SYSTEMS CONTROL, AN INDUSTRIAL VIEWPOINT
CARLSON, WALTER M. THE ROLE OFA PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY IN PROGRAM EXCHANGE
CARNAHAN, B. COMPUTERS IN ENGINEERING EDUCATION 1960-1964
CAROTHERS, J. D. A NEW HIGH DENSITY RECORDING SYSTEM, THE IBM 1311 DISK STORAGE DRIVE WITH INTERCHANGEABL
CARPENTER, H. G. THE ELLIOTT-NRDC COMPuTER 401, A DEMONSTRATION OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING BY PACKAGED UNn
CARPENTER, JANETH T. COMPUTER TECHNIQUES IN INSTRUCTION
CARPENTIER, J. A NEW METHOD FOR COMPUTING ECONOMIC LOAD DISPATCHING IN POWER SYSTEMS IFRENCH)
CARR III, J. W. TWO SUBROUTINES FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION WITH AN ALGEBRAIC COMPILER
CARR III, JOHN W. A VISIT TO COMPuTATION CENTERS IN THE SOVIET UNION
CARR III, JOHN W. ADVANCED PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES WITH SMALLER COMPUTERS
CARR III, JOHN W. AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING AND ITS DEVELOPMENT ON THE MIDAC
CARR III, JOHN W. CONFERENCE SUMMARY
CARR 111, JOHN W. EQUIPPING THE UNIVERSITY COMPUTATION LABORATORY
CARR III, JOHN W. ERROR ANALYSIS IN FLOATING POINT ARITHMETIC
CARR 111, JOHN W. ERROR BOUNDS FOR THE RUNGE-KUTTA SINGLE-STEP INTEGRATION PROCESS
CARR 11 I, JOHN W. I>IAUGURAL PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS
CARR 111, JOHN W. ON THE DEMONSTRATION OF HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL COMPUTERS
CARR 111, JOHN W. ON THE OVERALL STABILITY AND CONVERGENCE OF SINGLE-STEP INTEGRATION SCHEMES FOR ORDINA~
CARR Ill, JOHN W. PREVENTION OF PROPAGATION OF MACHINE ERRORS IN LONG PROBLEMS
CARR Ill, JOHN w. PROGRAMMING AND COOING
CARR III, JOHN W. PROGRESS OF THE WHIRLWIND COMPUTER TOWARDS AN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING PROCEDURE
392

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

BRU - CAR
CAS 62 1:>7
ONR 54 117
TCJ5623 194
TCJ5622 ~8
TCJ6632 134
~CR 612 264
CAS 58
1
EJCC52 126
EJCC54
35
FJCC62 280
EJCC61 371
TCJ3614 266
::ACM631 35
TCJ4613 260
CACM636 .HO
HARV572 161
JACM553 162
PACM59
9
EJCC57 221
WJCC53 196
PGEC534 12
JACM592 223
HARV47 277
HARV572 138
CACMb12 107
PGEC602 252
18MJ!>92 1,3
EJCC56
5
HARV572 59
HARV61 315
JACM612 186
CACM589
1
HARV572 11'1
WJCC61 389
PACM59
bO
I BMJ571
2
L SU 57
67
TCJ1581 11
ROME62 b15
FJCC62 225
WJCC5'1 113
EJCC59 143
SOS 59 20!>
JACM613 314
CAN 62 250
PACM62
48
PACM52P 29
HARV47
69
PCS 62 2)4
PACM58
27
PCS 62
n
FJCC63 473
PLCI61
86
PGEC582 122
ftACC59
31
PGEC574 231
PACM58
59
~CR 612
74
LCMT61 3/,1
WJCC53
65
CHBK62
21
WJCC54
80
HACC59
4
SJCC62
71
PGEC622 1!>5
JACM624 477
CACM636 325
CACM616 212
FJCC62 141
.JCC59 244
WJCC59
77
AUS 63 B.ll
ICC 634 195
ICC 634 238
.~CR 554
84
AUS 60 A2.1
CACM630 631
FJCC63 243
LCMT61 335
CACM623 112
CAS 60 Ib4
PACH62
l.2
FJCCb3 327
ADC 53 273
PLCI61 240
IFIP62 747
CACM612 102
CACM596
8
C1i'1R 56
35
ONR 54
84
EJCC56 147
CLUr.J55 11.7
CACM5'15 10
JACM581 39
JACM511
5
JACM544 177
PACH5&
13
JACM564 348
HACC59
2
PACM52P 237
392

CAR - COD

AUTHOR INDEX

BUT - CHI

CARR III, JOHN W. RECENT TRENDS IN COMPUTER PROGRAMMING AND NUMERICAL ANALYSIS
ADOC62
33
CARR III, JOHN W. RECURSIVE SUBSCRIPTING COMPILERS AND LIST-TYPE MEMORIES
CACM592
4
CARR III, JOHN W. STATUS OF DIGITAL COMPUTER AND DATA PROCESSING DEVELOPMENTS IN THE SOVIET UNION
ONR 56
8
CARR, W. N. BIAS-CONTROLLED TUNNEL-PAIR LOGIC CIRCUITS
PGEC626 773
CARRE, II. A. THE DETERMINATION OF THE OPHMUM ACCELERATING FACTOR FOR SUCCESSIVE OVER-RELAXATION
TCJ4611 13
CARRINGTON, A. S. THE APPLICATION OF MODERN DATA PROCESSING TECHNIQUES TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF UNIVERSITY AUS 60 H.1
CARROLL JR, J. D. THE PROBLEMS OF PLANNING NEW METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES AND SOME COMPUTER A CAS 57
23
CARROLL, JOHN B. COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN THE INVESTIGATION OF MODELS IN EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH
HARV61
1t8
CARTER, G. THE COLASL AUTOMATIC CODING SYSTEM
PACM62
Itlt
CARTER, G. L. THE COLASL AUTOMATIC COOING LANGUAGE
ItOME62 501
CARTER, I. P. V. A DIGITAL STORE USING A MAGNETIC CORE MATRIX
I EES56 295
CARTER, I. P. V. A NEW CORE SWITCH FOR MAGNETIC MATRIX STOR~S AND OTHER PURPOSES
PGEC602 116
BIT 632 69
CARTER, I. P. V. OPTIMIZATION TECHNIQUES
CARTER, I. P. V. SU6MICROSECOND CORE MEMORIES USING MULTIPLE COINCIDENCE
PGEC602 192
CARTER, J. THE AUTOMATIC COMPILATION Of TECHNICAL DATA TABLES, A CASE STUDY
AUS 60 A8.1t
CARTER, LAUNOR F. THE CHALLENGE OF AUTOMATION IN EDUCATION
3
PLCI61
CARTER, R. H. A. CHECKABLE ADDITION CIRCUITS
CAMBlt9
97
CARTER, R. H. A. THE TELECOMMUNICATIONS RESEARCH ESTABLISHMENT PARALLEL ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER
FTT 53 llt4
CARTER, R. H. A. THE TRE HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL COMPUTER
AOC 53
56
CARTER, W. C. A NEW LARGE-SCALE DATA HANDLING SYSTEM OATAMATIC 1000
NEWC51
36
CARTER, W. C. MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS OF MERGE-SORTING TECHNIQUES
IFlP62
62
CARTER, W. C. NEW MERGE SORTING TECHNIQUES
PACM59
lit
CARTMEL, J. A. B. THE DEVELOPMENT OF A ROLL CONTROL SYSTEM
AUS 572 211B
CASALE, CHARLES T. PLANNING THE 3600
FJCC62
73
CASCIATO, L. THE CONTROL OF TRAFFIC SIGNALS WITH AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER, A NEW APPLICATION OF REAL-TIME D IFIP62 231
CASE, P. W. THE REC[JROING, CHECKING,ANO PRINTING OF LOGIC DIAGRAMS
EJCC58 108
EJCC57 . 190
CASEY, E. J. A SELF-CHECKING SYSTEM FOR HIGH-SPEED TRANSMISSION OF MAGNETIC-TAPE DIGITAL DATA
CASEY, J. K. ERROR STABILITY IN FINITE MANTISSA FLOATING POINT COMPUTERS
PACM59
52
CASKEY, W. S. ACCOUNTING fOR THE SOLDIER'S PAY, ORGANIZATION OF PROGRAMMING
TCJ56l1t 25B
CASTANIAS, R. P. REVIEW Of COMPUTER PROGRESS IN 1957
PGEC5Bl 65
IBMJ602 130
CASWELL, H. L. ANALYSIS Of THE RESIDUAL GASES IN SEVERAL TYPES OF HIGH-VACUUM EVAPORATORS
CASWELL, H. L. PRENUCLEATION OF LEAD FILMS WITH COPPER, GOLD, AND SILVER
1 BMJ631t 297
CASWELL, HOLLIS L. EFfECT OF RESIDUAL GASES ON SUPERCONDUCTING FILM CHARACTERISTICS
ONR 60 262
CAUSEY, ROBERT L. ON SOME ERROR BOUNDS OF GIVENS
JACM582 127
CAVINESS, JANE SHEARIN ANALYTIC DIFFERENTIATION BY COMPUTER
CACM626 349
CAYLESS, M. A. SOLUTION OF SYSTEMS OF ORDINARY AND PARTIAL DIFfERENTIAL EQUATIONS BY QUASI-DIAGONAL MATRI TCJ4611 51t
CECCATO, SILVIO HUMAN TRANSLATION AND TRANSLATION BY MACHINE, I
IIlL 611 221
CERON DOCUMENTARY LANGUAGES, A DESCRIPTIVE MODEL AND FUNDAMENTAL PROBLEMS (FRENCH)
ItOME62 6!>3
CERTAINE, J. ON SEQUENCES Of PSEUDO-RANDOM HUMBERS Of MAXIMAL LENGTH
JACM5BIt 353
CESCHINO, F. THE CASE FOR REVERSION TO THE CANONICAL FORM IN THE SOLUTION OF INITIAL CONDITION DIFFERENTI I CIP59
J3
CHALLIS, J. C. NETWORK ANALYSIS ~F GAS DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS
AUS 60B'9.2
CHAMBERLIN, WALDO AN INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION
I CSI582 1523
IBSJ633 240
CHAMBERS, F. W. A COMPUTER-OPERATED LABORATORY DATA-TAKING SYSTEM
CHAMPINE, G. A. AUTOMATIC ERROR RECOVERY IN THE NIKE-ZEUS GUIDANCE COMPUTER
PACM62
32
CHANDLER, W. W. GATES AND TRIGGER CIRCUITS
AOC 53 lBl
CHANG, G. K. THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY OF DILUTE INDIUM-MERCURY SUPERCONDUCTING ALLOYS
IBHJ621 112
CHANG, H. ANALYSIS Of STATIC AND QUASIOYNAMIC BEHAVIOR OF MAGNETOSTATICALLY COUPLEO THiN MAGNETIC FILMS
IBMJ621t 1tl9
CHANG, H. MAGNETIC FIELDS Of SQUARE-LOOP THIN FILMS OF OBLATE SPHEROIDAL GEOMETRY
PGEC594 458
CHANG, H. MAGNETIC FIELDS OF TWISTDRS REPRESENTED BY CONFOCAL HOLLOW PROLATE SPHEROIDS
PGEC602 199
CHANG, Y. N. REAL-TIME SIMULATION OF A CRUISE MISSILE TRAJECTORY
PACM62
31t
CHAO, S. C. A GENERALIZED RESISTOR-TRANSISTOR LOGIC CIRCUIT AND SOME APPLICATIONS
PGEC591
6
CHAO, STANLEY K. A GLOW COUNTING TUBE READ-OUT TECHNIQUE AND ITS APPLICATION
PGEC593 317
CHAO, STANLEY K. DATA RETRIEVAL IN MOBIDIC B
PACM61 5Cl
CHAO, STANLEY K. THE SYSTEM ORGANIZATION OF MOBIDIC B
EJCC59 101
CHAPELLE, W. E. HYBRID TECHNIQUES FOR ANALOG FUNCTION GENERATION
SJCC63 213
CHAPIN, G. G. ORGANIZING AND PROGRAMMING A SHIPBOARD REAL-TIME COMPUTER SYSTEM
FJCC63 127
CHAPIN, N. THE CONTRIBUTION Of SYMBOLIC ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES IN COMMERCIAL DATA PROCESSING
AUS 6C1A12.2
CHAPIN, NED ON THE DESIGN Of BUSINESS SYSTEMS FOR COMPUTERS
PACM56
9
CHAPMAN, F. G. THE PR06LEMS Of DATA TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS IN A GENE~AL MANUFACTURING DATA PROCESSING INSTA rtJ6633 210
CHAPMAN, J. C. RECENT PROGRESS I~ THE PRODUCTION OF ERROR-fREE MAGNETIC COMPUTER TAPE
EJCC53 102
CHAPMAN, ROBERT L. COMPUTER TECHNIQUES IN INSTRUCTION
PLCI61 2lto
CHAPPLE, M. A NEW DIAGNOSTIC ROUTINE
AUS 571 12!J
CHAPPLE, M. A. THE ANALYSIS OF SURGE TANKS BY AUTOMATIC COMPUTER
AUS 60B'7.2
CHARNES, A. COMPUTATIONAL PROBLEMS OF LINEAR PROGRAMMING
PACM52P 97
CHARNEY, ELINOR K. ON THE SEMANTICAL INTERPRETATION OF LINGUISTIC ENTITIES THAT FUNCTION STRUCTURALLY
IIlL 612 543
CHARTRES, B. A. ADAPTATION Of THE JACOBI METHOD FOR A COMPUlER WITH MAGNETIC-TAPE BACKING STORE
TCJ5621 51
CHARTRES, B. A. CALCULATING EIGE~VALUES OF VERY LARGE SYMMETRIC MATRICES
AUS 60B'9.1
CHARTRES, B. A. MONTE CARLO CALCULATIONS OF THE MULTIPLE SCATTERING OF MUONS
AUS 571 116
CHARTRES, B. A. SIMPLifiED CODING, A PEDAGOGIC EXPERIMENT
AUS 60C12.2
CHASE, GEORGE C. HISTORY Of MECHANICAL COMPUTING MACHINERY
PACM52P
1
CHASE, P. E. STABILITY PROPERTIES Of PREDICTOR-CORRECTD~ METHODS FOR ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
JACM624 451
CHASTAIN, E. M. COMPUTER SHARING BY A GROUP OF CONSULTING ENGINEERING fiRMS
CAS 58 116
CHATMAN, SEYMOUR THE CLASSIfiCATION Of ENGLISH VERBS BY OBJECT TYPES
MTL 611 83
CHAT TEN, J. B. CHARACTER RECOGNITION TECHNIQUES FOR ADDRESS READING
OCR 62
51
CHEATHAM JR, T. E. CL-I, AN ENVIRONMENT FOR A COMPILER
CACM611 23
CHEATHAM JR, T. E. DATA DESCRIPTION IN THE CL-II PROGRAMMING SYSTEM
PACM62
10
CHEATHAM JR, T. E. TRANSLATION OF RETRIEVAL REQUESTS COUCHED IN A 'SEMIFORMAL' ENGLISH-LIKE LANGUAGE
CACM621 lit
CHECKSFIELO, A. E. THE FIRST COMPUTER IN RHODESIA
TCJ5622 79
CHEN, E. C. Y. THE CENTRAL CONTROL UNIT Of THE ATLAS COMPUTER
IfIP62 6!H
CHEN, K. ANALOG LOGARITHMIC AND ANTILOGARITHMIC CIRCUITS USING SWITCHING TRANSISTORS
IIJCC57 121
CHEN, K. ANALOGUE MULTIPLYING CIRCUITS USING SWITCHING TRANSISTORS
IICR 564 14
CHEN, MAO-CHAO A MAGNETIC CORE PARALLEL ADDlR
PGEC584 262
CHEN, WAYNE H. A NEW METHOD Of DESIGNING LOW-LEVEL, HIGH-SPEED SEMICONDUCTOR LOGIC CIRCUITS
HARV572 161
CHENEY, E. W. NEW PROCEDURES FOR RATIONAL APPROXIMATION
PACM61 12A2
CHENtY, P. W. DIVISION AND OVERfLOW DETECTION IN RESIDUE NUMBER SYSTEMS
PGEC624 501
CHENEY, PHILIP W. A DIGITAL CDRRELATOR BASED ON THE RESIDUE NUMBER SYSTEM
PGEC611 63
CHERENIN, V. P. THE BASIC TYPES Of I~FORMATION TASKS AND SOME METHODS OF THEIR SOLUTION
ICSI582 B23
CHERIN, A. A. FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION OF THE NCR 304
EJCC56
34
CHERNOfF, HERMAN COMPUTATIONAL ASPECTS OF CERTAIN ECONOMETRIC PROBLEMS
HARV49 348
CHERRY, T. M. THE CSIRAC
AUS 571 102
CHERRY, T. M. THE SOLUTION Of PARTIAL DIFfERENTIAL EQUATIONS, A SPECIFIC EXAMPLE
AUS 511 115
CHERRY, W. H. THERMAL AND ELECTRODYNAMIC ASPECTS OF THE SUPERCONDUCTIVE TRANSITION PROCESS
ONR 60
15
CHESSMAN, O. V. A SMALL BUSINESS COMPUTER AT WORK
TCJ5621
1
CHEYDLEUR, B. F. ON THE REDUCTION OF TURNARUUND TIME
FJCC62 161
CHIEN, GARY K. L. COMPUTER CONTROL IN PROCESS INDUSTRIES
CCST61 590
CHIEN, K. L. A TRANSISTORIZED TRANSCRIBING CARD PUNCH
80
EJCC56
IICR 564 88
CHIEN, K. L. INPUT AND OUTPUT DEVICES Of TH~ RCA BIIMAC SYSTEM
CHIEN, R. T. SYNTHESIS Of A COMMUNICATION NET
IIIMJ603 311
CHINITZ, M. P. CONT~IBUTIDNS Of INDUSTRIAL TRAINING COURSES IN COMPUTERS
CTPC54
29
CHIPPS, J. A MATHEM4TICAL LANGUA~E COMPILER
PACM56
30
393

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

393

CHI - COO

AUTHOR INOEX

CHIRICO, M. AUTOMATIC OIGITAL MATRIC STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS
CHIRLIAN, P. M. OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS USING CONTROLLED SUPERCONDUCTORS
CHO, YOHAN A METHOD OF THEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF HIGH-SPEED JUNCTION DIODE LOGIC CIRCUITS
CHOMSKY, CAROL BASEBALL, AN AUTOMATIC QUESTION ANSWERER
CHOMSKY, CAROL BASEBALL, AN AUTOMATIC QUESTION-ANSWERER
CHOMSKY, N. THE ALGEBRAIC THEORY OF CONTEXT-FREE LANGUAGES
CHONG, C. MAGNETIC FILMS, REVOLUTION IN COMPUTER MEMORIES
CHOOLFAIAN, S. STOCK MAINTENANCE BY TELEPHONE, ONE STEP TOWARDS INTEGRATED MANUFACTURING CONTROL IN A MUL
CHOW, C. K. A RECOGNITION METHOD USING NEIGHBOR DEPENDENCE
CHOW, C. K. AN OPTIMUM CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEM USING DECISION FUNCTIONS
CHOW, C. K. OPTIMUM CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEM USING DECISION FUNCTION
CHOW, TSE-SUN BOUNDARY CONTRACTION SOLUTION OF LAPLACE'S DIfFERENTIAL EQUATION II
CHOW, TSE-SUN NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE NEUMANN AND MIXED BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS BY BOUNDARY CONTRACTIO~
CHOW, W.F. TUNNEL DIODE DiGITAL CIRCUITRY
CHOW, WEN M. PARAMETER ESTIMATION FOR SIMPLE NONLINEAR MODELS
CHRISTENSEN, R. L. ANOMALOUS PHOTOELECTRIC EMISSION FROM NICKEL
CHRISTIANSEN, D. A. A LARGE CAPACITY CRYOELECTRIC MEMORY WITH CAVITY SENSING
CHRISTIANSEN, V. E. A COMPACT 166-KILOBIT FILM MEMORY
CHRISTOPHERSON, WARREN A. MATRIX SWITCH AND DRIVE SYSTEM FOR A LOW-COST MAGNETIC-CORE MEMORY
CHRISTY, R. W. FORMATION Of THIN POLYMER FILMS BY ELECTRON BOMBARDMENT
CHU, CHUAN MAGNETIC RECORDING
CHU, J. C. DESIGN OF UNIVAC-LARC SYSTEM, PART I
CHU, J. C. THE OAK RIDGE AUTOMATIC COMPUTER
CHU, J. C. WILLIAMS TUBES SELECTION PROGRAM
CHU, J. T. A GENERALIZATION OF A THEOREM OF QUINE fOR SIMPLIFYING TRUTH FUNCTIONS
CHU, J. T. A MEASUREMENT OF ALERTNESS 8ASEO ON ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC TIME SERIES ANALYSIS
CHU, J. T. AN AUTOMATIC ABSTRACTING PROG~AM EMPLOYING STYLO-STATISTICAL TECHNIQUES AND HIERARCHIAL DATA I
CHU, J. T. SOME METHODS FOR SIMPLIFYING SWITCHING CIRCUITS USING 'DONT CARE' CONDITIONS
CHU, WEN-HWA A SEMI-ITERATIVE PROCESS FOR EVALUATING ARCTANGENTS
CHUNG, D. H. DESIGN OF ACP RESISTOR-COUPLED SWITCHING CI~CUITS
CHUNG, J. H. TEST OF AN INVENTORY CONTROL SYSTEM ON FERUT
CHURCH, F. L. REQUIREMENTS GENERATION, EXPLOSIONS, AND BILLS OF MATERIAL
CHURCHILL, ALEX B. A SMALL, LOW-COST BUSINESS COMPUTER
CHURCHMAN, C. WEST ON A POTENTIAL CUSTOMER FOR AN INTELLIGENT TECHNICIAN
CHYNOWETH, W. R. MAGNETIC DRUM TIME COMPRESSION RECORDER
CIGANIK, MAREK SCIENTIFIC, TECHNICAL, AND ECONOMIC INFORMATION IN A RESEARCH ORGANIZATION
CIMINERA, V. A. THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE REYNOLD'S PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION APPLIED TO THE AIR
CLAMONS, E. H. A DUAL-USE DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR DYNAMIC SYSTEM ANALYSIS
CLAPP, L. C. A COMPUTER AID FOR SYMBOLIC MATHEMATICS
CLAPP, L. C. HIGH-SPEED OPTICAL COMPUTERS AND QUANTUM TRANSITION MEMORY DEVICES
CLAPP, L. C. THE CHAINING TECHNIQUE FOR ASSOCIATIVE SENTENCE RETRIEVAL
CLAPP, LEWIS C. STORAGE AND LOGIC IN AN OPTICAL DIGITAL COMPUTER
CLAPP. VERNER W. THE COMPUTER IN THE LIBRARY
CLARIOGE, P. R. P. INFORMATION HANDLING IN A LARGE INFORMATION SYSTEM
CLARINGBOLD, P. J. THE AUTOMATIC OESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF BIOLOGICAL EXPERIMENTS
CLARINGBOLO, P. J. THE USE Of COMPUTERS IN HIGHLY MULTIVARIATE SITUATIONS
CLARK, ELLEN THE CLIP TRANSLATOR
CLARK, GEORGE E. USER EXPERIENCES AND APPLICATIONS OF THE E~A 1103
CLARK, K. SALE, A SIMPLE ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE FOR ENGINEERS
CLARK, K. W. 'FILE PROCESSING' HI SEAL
CLARK, LAURENCE NOTES ON THE STATE OF DIGITAL COMPUTING IN THE U.S.S.R.
CLARK, N. COMPUTER-TO-COMPUTER CDMMUNICArION AT 2.5 MEGABITS PER SEC
CLARK, W. A. GENERALIZATION OF PATTERN RECOGNIT ION IN A SELF-ORGANllI'IG SYSTEM
CLARK, WELDEN E. ON-LINE MAN-COMPUTER COMMUNICATION
CLARK, WESLEY A. THE LINCOLN TX-2 COMPUTeR DEVELOPMENT
CLARKE, B. THE PEGASUS AUTOCODE
CLARKE, L. T. G. THE INTRODUCTION OF COMPUTING TO SCHOOLS
CLARKSON, GEOFFREY P. E. A MODEL OF THE TRUST INVESTMENT PROCESS
CLARKSON, WILLIAM R. A DIVISIONLESS METHOO OF INTEGER CONVERSION
CLAYDEN, D. O. ECHELON STORAGE SYSTEMS
CLAYDEN, D. o. SOME FEATURES OF THE ACE COMPUTER
CLAYOEN, D. O. THE ACE
CLAYDEN, D. O. THE MAGNETIC STORAGE DRUM ON THE ACE PILOT MODEL
CLAYDON, J. B. AUTOMATIC LOAD PROJECTION AND SUBSTATION PLANNING BY COMPUTER
CLEAVE, J. P. ALGORITHMS FOR FORMULA TRANSLATION
CLEAVE,J. P. THE APPLICATION OF FORMULA TRANSLATION TO AUTOMATIC COOING OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIO
CLEGG, R. B. COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN THE NUMERICAL CONTROL OF MACHINE TOOLS
CLEMENT, R. STOCK CONTROL ON A NEW ELECTRONIC ACCOUNTING SYSTEM
CLENDENIN, W. W. NOTE ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF RATIONAL APPROXIMATIONS FOR THE ERROR fUNCTION AND FOR SIMIL
CLENSHAW, C. W. CURVE FITTING WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER
CLENSHAW, C. W. THE SOLUTION OF NONLINEAR ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS IN CHEBYSHEV SERIES
CLEVERDDN, CYRIL THE EVALUATION OF SYSTEMS USED IN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
CLIMENSON, W. D. RECOL, A RETRIEVAL COMMAND LANGUAGE
CLIMENSON. W. DOUGLAS AUTOMATIC SYNTAX ANALYSIS IN MACHINE INDEXING ANO ABSTRACTING
CLIPPINGER, R. F. COBOL
CLIPPINGER. R. F. DATA PROCESSING STANDARDS
CLIPPINGER, R. F. FACT
CLIPPINGER. R. F. FACT, A BUSINESS COMPILER, DESCRIPTION AND COMPARISON WITH COBOL AND COMMERCIAL TRANSLA
CLIPPINGER, R. F. INFORMATION ALGEBRA
CLIPPINGER, R. F. THE USE OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN INDUSTRY
CLOUD, J. D. EXPERIMENTS WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER IN A SIMPLE CONTROL SYSTEM
CLOWES, J. S. ASSIG~MENT PROBLEMS
CLOWES, M. B. A NEW TECHNIQUE IN AUTOMATIC CHARACTER RECOGNITION
CLOWES, M. B. CHARACTER RECOGNITION
CLOWES, M. B. THE USE OF MULTIPLE AUTO-CORRELATION IN CHARACTER RECOGNITION
CLYMER, A. 8. THE AUTOMATIC DETERMINATION OF HUMAN AND OTHER SYSTEM PARAMETERS
CLYMER, A. BEN OPERATIONAL ANALOG SIMULATION OF THE VIBRATION OF A BEAM AND A RECTANGULAR MULTICELLULAR S
COADY-FARLEY, J. T. NUMERICAL CONTROL SYSTEMS AND THEIR APPLICATION
COATES, C. l. A REALIZATION PORCEDURE FOR THRESHOLD GATE NETWORKS
COATES, C. L. A SIMPLIFIED PROCEDURE FOR THE REALIZATION OF LlN£ARLY-SEPARABLE SWITCHING FUNCTIONS
COATES, C. L. REALIZATION OF LOCICAL FUNCTIONS BY A NETWORK OF THRESHOLD COMPONENTS WITH SPECIFIED SENSIT
COCHRAN, ROBERT INFORMATION RETRIEVAL STUDY
C8CHRAN, WILLIAM G. THE POTENTIAL CONTRIBUTION OF ELECTRONIC MACHINES TO THE FIELD OF STATISTICS
COCKAYNE, A. H. PRIME NUMBER CODING FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
COCKE, J. THE LOOK-AHEAD UNIT
COCKe, J. THE VIRTUAL MEMORY IN THE STRETCH COMPUTER
CODD. E. F. INPUT SCALING AND OUTPUT SCALING FOR A BINARY CALCULATOR
COOD, E. F. MULTIPROGRAM SCHEDULING, PARTS 1 AND 2. INTRODUCTION AND THEORY
CUOD, E. F. MULTIPROGRAM SCHEDULING, PARTS 3 AND 4. SCHEDULING ALGORITHM AND EXTERNAL CONSTRAINTS
CuDD, E. F. MULTIPROGRAMMING
394

COMPUTER LirERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

CAR - COD
WJCC59 212
PGEC621
6
PGEC635 492
CATH63 201
WJCC61 219
CPFS61 U8
FJCC62 213
FJCC63 51'1
PGEC625 683
PGEC514 241
~CR 514 121
JACM601 31
JACM613 336
PGEC6D3 295
CACM5'l1 28
I BMJ631 34
FJCC63
91
NCR 624 63
PGEC612 23B
ONR 60 18b
MSEE463 21
EJCC59
59
PACM52T 142
PACM52T 110
PGEC612 Ib5
PACM61 13CI
PACM61 5C3
JACM614 497
CACM639 516
IBMJ633 190
JACM512 121
I BSJ633 268
EJCC51 181
WJCC60 283
NCR 594 242
ICSI581 613
PACM61 245
CAS 51
99
FJCC63 509
WJCC61 415
PACM62 114
OPI 62
44
CAS 60
35
I CSI582 1203
AUS 571 118
/IUS 63

8.2

CACM611 19
CAS 55
34
CACM590 22
ARAP623 311
TCJ3603 164
IF IP62 341
WJCC55
B6
SJCC62 113
WJCC51 143
TCJ1594 192
TCB1632 50
CATH63 341
CACM611 315
ADC 53 117
AUS 572 224
I EES56 279
IEES56 509
CAN 60 1~3
TCJ2592 53
ARAP591 81
CAS 58
94
AUS 60 M.3
CACM618354
TCJ2604 110
TCJ6631 88
ICSI581 687
CACM633 111
MI PP61 305
TCJ5623 171
CAS 62 176
TCJ5622 112
ARAP612 231
TCJ5623 180
CAS 55
1
WJCC54
60
TCJ6644 304
TCJ4612 121
EOPS61 ;'58
OCR 62 305
IIJCC61 645
PGEC593 3Ml
AUS 63 C.13
PGEC635 454
PGEC624 447
PGEC635 443
WJCC5'1 283
HARV61 230
TCJ3601 21
PCS 62 228
H2
EJCC59
PACM52T 21
CACM606 341
CACM601 413
PCS 62 192
394

AUTHOR INDEX

coo - CUL

COOD, E. F. MULTIPROGRAMMING
CODD, E. F. MULTIPROGRAMMING STRETCH, FEASIBILITY CONSIDERArlONS
COFFIN, R. W. SIMULATION OF A TURING MACHINE ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
COHEN, A. ARROW FLIGHT TEST DATA REDUCTION
COHEN, ARNOLD A. THE ROLE OF GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN AUTOMATIC CONTROL AND INFORMATION SYSTE
COHEN, H. A THEORETICAL MOOEL FOR SEPARATION IN THE FLUIO JET AMPLIFIER
COHEN, I. ACCURACY CONTROL IN THE RCA BIZMAC SYSTEM
COHEN, I. ON-LINE SALES RECORDING SYSTEM
COHEN, J. H. L. DATA ACQUISITION IN THE WRE SYSTEM
COHEN, J. H. L. THE N.R.E. OATA CONVERSION SYSTEM, MK II
COHEN, L. W. COOPERATION BETWEEN THE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS FOR MATHEMA
COHEN, LEO J. STOCHASTIC EVALUATION OF A STATIC STORAGE ALLOCATION
COHEN, LEON SYMPOSIUM ON THE IMPACT OF COMPUTERS ON SCIENCE ANO SOCIETY
COHEN, M. L. CHARACTERISTICS OF FILM CRYOTRONS
COHEN, MARTIN L. CRYOTRONICS, PROBLEMS AND PROMISE
COHEN, RICHARD CONT!lOL PROBLEMS IN NUCL-EAR RECTORS
COHLER, E. U. TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION FOR A CORE MEMORY
COHLER, EDMUNO U. TRANSISTOR FLIP-fLOPS FOR HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
COHN, HARVEY SOME E~PERIMENTS IN IDEAL FACTORIZATION ON THE MIDAC
COHN, L. J. INSTALLING A COMPUTER SYSTEM, EDUCATIONAL AND OrHER STAFF PROBLEMS
COHN, M. AXIOMATIC MAJORITY-OECISION LOGIC
COHN, S. H. ORGANIZATION OF LARGE-SCALE MATRIX CALCULATIONS
COIL, EMORY A. A MULTI-ADORESSABLE RANOOM ACCESS FILE SYSTEM
COLANGELO, L. P. FIELD PE"RFORMANCE OF A NEW AUTOMATIC FAULT-LOCATING MEANS
COLE JR, C. T. A TRANSISTORIZED TRANSCRIBING CARD PUNCH
COLE, A. J. NUMBER REPRESENTATION IN DIGITAL COMPUTERS
COLE, A. J. OPERATION OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER
COLE, H. A COMPUTER-OPERATED LABORATORY DATA-TAKING SYSTEM
COLE, H. INTERATOMIC-FORCE CONSTANTS FROM A CENTRAL-FORCE LAW
COLE, R. W. A NOTE ON NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF CERTAIN LINEAR BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS
COLEMAN, C. USING DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN THE DESIGN AND MAINTENANCE OF NEW COMPUTERS
COLEMAN, J. S. COMPUTERS AS TOOLS FOR MANAGEMENT
COLEMAN, ROBERT P. ORTHOGONAL FUNCTIONS FOR THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF SWITCHING CIRCUITS
COLES, B. R. EfFECTS OF ELECTRON CONCENTRATION AND MEAN FREE PATH ON THE SUPERCONDUCTING BEHAVIOR OF ALLO
COLILLA, ROBERT A. INFORMATION STRUCTURES FOR PROCESSING AND RETRIEVING
COLIN, A. J. T. NOTE ON CODING REVERSE POLISH EXPRESSIONS FOR SINGLE-ADDRESS COMPUTERS WITH ONE ACCUMULAT
COLIN, ANDREW THE MULTIPLE VARIATE COUNTER
COLLATZ, L. FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS AND NUMERICAL MATHEMATICS (FRENCH)
COLLATI, L. METHOOS FOR THE SOLUTION OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS ON DIGITAL COMPUTE~S
COLLINGWOOD, C. THE ELECTION AND THE UNIVAC
COLLINS JR, G. O. CL-I, AN ENVIRONME~T FOR A COMPILER
COLLINS JR. GEORGE o. EXPERIENCE I~ AUTOMATIC STORAGE ALLOCATION
COLLINS, GEORGE E. A METHOD FOR OVERLAPPING AND ERASURE OF LISTS
COLLINS, GEORGE E. THE TARSKI DECISION PROCEDURE
COLLISON, D. M. NOTE ON A METHOD OF FORMING A SORTING KEY FOR A PARTLY ORDERED LIST
COLLOM JR, PERCY W. SIGNAL CORPS RESEARCtl AND DEVELOPMENT ON AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
COLTRANE, R. F. PROBLEMS INVOLVED IN APPLICATION OF HIGH SPEED ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS TO AUTOMATIC MESSAGE
COMET, S. FACTORIZATION OF FACTORIALS
COMET, S. OPERATION WITH BESK (GERMAN)
COMFORT, W. T. A MODIFIED HOLLAND MACHINE
COMFORT, W. T. AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING FOR REAL-TIME COMPUTERS
COMFORT, WEBB T. HIGHLY PARALLEL MACHINES
COMLEY, W. A NEW, SOLID-STATE. NONLINEAR ANALOG COMPONENT
COMLEY, W. AN ANALOG MULTIPLIER USING THYRIrE
COMLEY, W. FUNCTION GENERATION BY INTEGRATION OF STEPS
COMLEY, W. NONLINEAR TRANSFER FUNCTIONS WITtl THYRITE
COMPTON, D. M. J. INCORPORATION OF AS INTO ~APOR-GROWN GE
COMPTON, D. M. J. RADIOTRACER STUDIES OF THt INCORPORATION OF IODINE INTO VAPOR-GROWN GE
CONN. RALPH B. DIGITAL COMPUTERS FOR LINEAR REAL-TIME CONTROL SYSTEMS
CONNELLY, M. E. REAL-TIME ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTATION
CONNELLY, MARK E. R[AL-TIME ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTATION
CONNOLLY, T. A. AUTOMATIC SYSTEM AND LOGICAL DESIGN TECHNIQUES FOR THE RW-33 COMPUTER SYSTEM
CONROY, E. O. A MICROINSTRUCTION SYSTEM
CONROY, E. D. MICROPROGRAMMING
CONSTANTINE JR, G. A LOAD-SHARING MATRIX SWITCH
CONTE, S. D. AN ALTERNATING DIRECTION METHOD FOR SOLVING THE BIHARMONIC EQUATIONS
CONTE, SAMUEL O. A KUTTA THIRD-OROER PROCEDURE FOR SOLVING DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS REQUIRING MINIMUM STORA
CONTE, SAMUEL D. A STABLE IMPLICIT FINITE DIFFERENCE APPROXIMATION TO A FOURTH ORDER PARABOLIC EQUATION
CONTE, SAMUEL D. ON AN ALTERNATING DIRECTION METHOD FOR SULVING THE PLATE PROBLEM WITH MIXED BOUNOARY CO~
CONTE, SAMUEL D. THE COMPUTATION OF SATELLITE ORBIT TRAJECTORIES
CONWAY, M. E. A MULTIPROCESSOR SYSTEM DESIGN
CONWAY, MELVIN E. ARITHMETIZING DECLARATIONS, AN APPLICATION TO COBOL
CONWAY, MELVIN E. CORRIGENDUM, ARITHMETlllNG DECLARATIONS
CUNWAY, MELVIN E. DESIGN OF A SEPARABLE TRANSITION-DIAGRAM COMPILER
CONWAY, MELVIN E. PROPOSAL FOR A~ UNCOL
CONWAY, R. W. A QUEUE NETWORK SIMULATOR FOR THE IBM b50 AND BURROUGHS 220
CONWAY, R. W. CORC, THE CORNELL COMPUTING LANGUAGE
CONWELL, E. M. THEORY AND APPLICATIONS OF SINGLE-SIDEBAND SUPPRESS~D-CARRIER OPTICAL MODULATION
COOK JR, CHARLES R. 25-MC CLOCK-RATE COMPUTER CIRCUITS FOR OPERATIUN FROM - 0 TO +100 DEGREES C
COOK, DONALD A. BEHAVIOR THEORY AND THE AUTOMATION OF INSTRUCTION
COOK, J. M. PROGRAMMING A MONTE CARLO PROBLEM
COOK, J. M. REMARKS ON 'AN EFFICIENT METHOD FOR GENERATI~G UNIFORMLY DISTRIBUTED POINTS ON THE SURFACE OF
COOK, L. SYSTEMATICS OF THE EVOKED SOMATDSEN~ORY CORTICAL POTENTIAL
COOK, R. L. MARKET SURVEYS WITH A SMALL COMPUTER
COOK, R. L. TIME-SHARING ON THE NATIONAL-ELLIOTT 802
COOKE-YARBOROUGH. E. H. A TRANSISTOR DIGITAL COMPUTER
COOKE-YARBOROUGH, E. H. AN INTERLEAVED-DIGIT MAGNETIC-DRUM STORE FOR A TRANSISTOR DIGITAL COMPUTER
COOKE-YARBOROUGH, E. H. THE HARWELL COMPUTER
COOKE-YARBOROUGH, E. H. THE HARWELL ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER
COOKE-YARBOROUGH, E. H. THE TRANSISTOR AS A COMPUTING ELEMENT
COOKE-YARBOROUGH, E. H. TRANSISTOR ARITHMETIC CIRCUITS FOR AN INTERLEAVED-DIGIT COMPUTER
COOKE, WILLIAM S. II TAPE FILE MERGE PATTERN GENERATOR
COOMBS, A. W. M. MOSAIC, THE MINISTRY OF SUPPLY AUTOMATIC COMPUTER
COONS. S. A. AN OUTLINE OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR A CO~PUTER-AIDED DESIGN SYSTEM
COOPER, A. Y. THE RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF RELIABILITY AND ACCURACY FOR DIFFERENT TYPlS OF SYSTEM
COOPER, B. F. SOME NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN EQUIPMENT FOR HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL MACHINES
COOPER, O. C. ALP, AN AUTOCODE LIST-PROCESSING LANGUAGE
COOPER, H. W. GROUND OPERATION EQUIPMENT FOR THE ORBITING ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATORY
COOPER, J. N. CURRENT INDUCED SWITCHING OF SUPERCONDUCTIVE THIN FILMS
COOPER, L. AN EXTENSION OF FIBONACCIAN SEARCH TO SEVERAL VARIABLES
395

CO~PUTER

LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

CHI - COO
AIC 623 -'8
CACM59N l3
F JCCb3
35
CAN 58
95
~CR 544
82
I BMJb34 28B
WJCC57 l02
EJCC51 251
AUS 572 202
AUS b3 C.5
CTPC54
81
CACMb10 4bO
PGEC5b3 142
ONR bO 19B
F JCC62 232
CCSTb1 ~07
EJCC59 200
PWCS54
38
JACM552 111
AUS b3 A.15
PGEC611 17
CAN 58 360
IICR b04 42
WJCC57 211
EJCC5b
80
AAOCbD 132
AADCbO 147
I BSJb33 240
I BMJ592 12b
JACM583 25B
PGECb14 680
EJCC55
8
PGECbl3 319
I BMJb21 bB
CACMb2l 11
rCJbb31 67
TCJbb44 3H
ICC b21 10
ICIP59
12
CAS 5b
9
CACMbll 23
CACM610 43b
CACMbOO 655
PACM56
42
TCJbb31 74
CACM592 22
LSU 58 139
BIT 613 1b7
ECIP55
b2
FJCC6j 481
PACM59
64
NOC062 12b
PGECb04 49b
PGEC542 42
.CR 514 219
PGEC582 H
I BMJb03 275
IBMJ603 2b9
EJCC53
H
IIICR b12 182
PGECb21 31
~CR b02 124
PACMbl bel
PACMb1 bC3
I BMJ583 204
PACM58
5
JACM5&1 22
JACM571 18
JACMb03 264
AIC b23
2
FJCCb3 139
CACMb31 24
CACMb33 1()2
CACMb37 j-Jb
CACM580
~
CACM59D 20
CACMb3b 317
OPI b2 104
IICR bD4 105
PLCIb1 120
CIIS 55
94
CACM590 26
I BMJb22 17 9
TCJ3b03 140
TCJ2bJ4 185
IEESS6 }/.4
lEES5b 382
AOC 53 259
FTT 53
140
I EES5b 3b1
I ~ES56
311
CACMb35 227
ADC 53
38
SJCCb3 2~9
RMCSbO
39
/IUS 51 142
TCJ5621 28
SJCC63 141
ONR 60 130
CACI'Ib30 639
3'J~

coo - OAW

AUTHOR INDEX

COD - CUl

COOPER, l. N. SOME ELEMENTARY THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS CONCERNING SUPERCONDUCTIVITY OF SUPERIMPOSED MET IBMJ621 15
COOPER, NORMAN X-15 ANALOG FLIGHT SIMULATION, SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT AND PilOT TRAINING
WJCC61 6ZJ
COPI, IRVING M. REALIZATION OF EVENTS BY lOGICAL NETS
JACM5H2 181
PACM61 643
CORBATO, F. J. A TECHNIQUE FOR PRECISE COMPUTATION WITH FACTORIALS IN A DIGITAL COMPUTER
CORBATO, F. J. ON THE CUDING OF JACOBI'S METHOD FOR COMPUTING EIGENVALUES AND EIGENVECTORS OF REAL, SYMME PACM59
33
CORBATO, F. J. ON THE CODING OF JACOBI'S METHOD FOR COMPUTING EIGENVALUES AND EIGENVECTORS OF REAL SYMMET JACM632 123
SJCC62 335
CORBATO, FERNANDO J. AN EXPERIMENTAL TIME-SHARING SYSTEM
CORBATO. FERNANOO J. GENERATION OF SPHERICAL BESSEL FUNCTIONS IN DIGITAL COMPUTERS
J ACM593 .366
CORBATO, FERNANDO J. GENERATION OF SPHERICAL BESSEL FUNCTIONS IN DIGITAL COMPUTERS
PACM58
'>1
CACM637 391
CORBATO, FERNANOO J. THE liNKING SEGMENT SUBPROGRAM lANGUAGE AND lINKING lOAOER
"Ill 612 615
CORBE. MICHAEL INTRODUCTION TO AN AUTOMATIC ENGLISH SYNTAX IBY FRAGMENTATION)
COREY, VICTOR B. ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS. SIGNIFICANT APPLICATIONS
CHBK62
'>
CORLEY. HENRY P. T. REQUEST FOR METHODS OR PROGRAMS
CACM584
9
TCJ5623 L58
CORMACK, A. S. EARLY OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH lANGUAGE H
~IPP61
41
CORNELIUS. MERLIN E. MACHINE INPUT PROBLEMS FOR MACHINE INDEXING, ALTERNATIVES AND PRACTICALITIES
WJCC53
74
CORNEll, W. A. A SPECIAL-PURPOSE SOlIO-STAT~ COMPUTER USING SEQUENTIAL ACCESS MEMORY
IINl 53
1
CORNEll, W. A. A TRANSISTOR PULSE AMPLIFIER USING EXTERNAL REGENERATION
CORNER, W. R. HIGHLIGHTS OF DATA PROCESSING IN THE C.N.R.
CAN 60 265
COSMA, JOHN AUTOMATIC SCANNING OF CAROIOVASCUlAR DATA UTILIZING FOSOIC
CAS 62
20
CACII630 5n
CUSS, FRANK A PROFilE OF THE PROGRAMMER
HARV61 305
COUCH, ARTHUR S. THE INTERACTION SIMULATOR
CAMB49
:>6
COUFFIGNAl, l. FRENCH COMPUTING MACHINE PROJECTS IFRENCH)
COUGHRAN, E. H. USING A VARIABlE-WORD-lENGTH COMPUTER FOR SCIENTIFIC CALCULATION
WJCC56
77
PACM62
14
COUlEUR, J. F. TECHNIQUES FOR MULTI-lEVEL PROGRAMMING WITH REAL TIME CONSTRAINTS
PGEC584 ,H3
COUlEUR, JOHN F. BIDEC, A BINARY-TO-DECIMAl OR DECIMAl-TO-BINARY CONVERTER
ICC 621 26
COULSON, J. E. AUTOMATEO INSTRUCTION AND COMPUTERS IN EDUCATION
PlCI61 191
COULSON, JOHN E. A COMPUTER-BASED lABORATORY FOR RESEARCH ANO DEVELOPMENT IN EDUCATION
CUUlSON, JOHN E. AUTOMATED TEACHING
CABS62 308
PGEC612 233
COUNClll. E. D. A 2.18-MICROSECOND MEGABIT CORE STORE UNIT
COURANT, R. GENERAL PROBLEMS CONFRONTING COMPUTING CENTERS
ICC 6112 10
COURANT, RICHARO METHOD OF FINITE DIFFERENCES FOR THE SOlUTION'OF PARTIAL OIFFERENTIAl EQUATIONS
HARV47 153
COUTIE, G. A. APPLICATION OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN THE EXPLORATION OF FUNCTIONAL RELATIONSHIPS
I EESSb
100
COVE YOU, R. R. SERIAL CORRElATIO~ IN THE GENERATION OF PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBERS
JACM6Cll 72
SOS 61 135
COWAN, J. MANY VALUED lOGICS AND RELIABLE AUTOMATA
R TCS62 317
COWAN. JACK D. MINIMAllY REDUNDA~T RELIABLE COMPUTING SYSTEMS DESIGN
COWAN, JACK D. NEUROLOGICAL MODELS AND INTEGRATIVE PROCESSES
SOS 62
49
PACM62
54
COWAN, R. A. A DIGITAL NONLINEAR FUNCTION GENERATOR
COWDREY, D. R. STARTING APPROXIMATIONS FOR THE ITERATIVE CALCULATIONS OF SQUARE ROOTS
JCJ6633 274
lCMT61 263
COWEN, J. A. ELECTRON SPIN ECHO SERIAL MEMORY STORAGE
HACC59 8-11
COWLES, E. D. PUBLIC UTiliTY CUSTOMER BIllING
COX, A. OPTICAL CALCULATIONS USING THE BURROUGHS EI0l
CAS 56 119
COX, ALBERT G. A NOTE ON MULTIPLE PRECISION ARITHMETIC
CACM618 353
NCR 564 101
COX. B. A MAGNETIC-DRUM SORTING SYSTEM
PGEC592 lIj6
COX, F. B. A HIGH-SPEED ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR SIMULATION
PACM59
'>8
CRAFT. CLIFFORD J. INTEGRATED MATERIALS MANAGEMENT SIMULATION EXERCISE
IBMJ613 I'll
CRAFT, J. l. A TABLE lOOK-UP MACHINE FOR PROCESSING OF NATURAL lANGUAGES
PGEC533
1
CRAIG, l. J. A PHOTOELECTRIC DECIMAL-CODED SHAFT DIGITIZER
CRAIG, lEONARD J. THE MAGNETIC AMPLIFIER AS AN ANALOG COMPUTER COMPONENT
PIRE530 1477
CRANDAll. STEPHEN H. IMPLICIT VS. EXPLICIT RECURRENCE FORMULAS FOR THE liNEAR DIFFUSION EQUATION
JACM551 42
CRANDAll, STEPHEN H. NUMERICAL TREATMENT OF A FOURTH ORDER PARABOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERlNTIAl EQUATION
JACM543 III
CRANDAll, STEPHEN H. OPTIMUM RECURRENCE FORMULAS FOR A FOURTH ORDER PARABOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATI JACM574 467
CRANDAll, STEPHEN H. OPTIMUM RECURRENCE FORMULAS fOR A FOURTH ORDER PARABOLIC PARTIAL DIFfERENTIAL EQUATI PACH56
45
CRANE. E. J. AN OVERAll CONCEPT OF SCIENTIFIC DOCUMENTATION SYSTEMS AND THEIR DESIGN
ICSI582 1041
CRANE, H. D. A BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF All-MAGNETIC lOGIC SCHEMES
PGEC612 203
CRANE, H. D. CURRENT STEERING IN MAGNETIC CIRCUITS
PGEC571 21
CRANE, H. D. DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF MAO TRANSFER CIRCUITRY
WJCC59
21
PGEC612 207
CRANE, H. D. DESIGN OF AN All-MAGNETIC COMPUTING SYSTEM, PART I CIRCUIT DESIGN
CRANE, H. D. DESIGN OF AN All-MAGNETIC COMPUTING SYSTEM, PART II lOGICAL DESIGN
PGEC612 221
CRANE, H. D. lOGICAL ASPECTS OF NEURISTOR SYSTEMS
SOS 62 203
CRANE, H. D. SEQUENCE DETECTION USING ALL-MAGNETIC CIRCUITS
PGEC602 155
CRAN~, H. D.
THE NEURISTOR
SOS 61 403
CRANE, HEWITT D. All-MAGNETIC CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES
IIlC 634 !>4
CRANE, ROGER l. STABILITY OF A GENERALIZED CORRECTOR FORMULA
JACM621 104
CRANMER, V. THE CALCULATION OF MOLECULAR VIBRATIONAL FREQUENCIES AND FORCE CONSTANTS
IIUS 63 6.16
CRAVEN. B. D. A GENERALIZATION OF THE TRANSPORTATION METHOD OF liNEAR PROGRAMMING
IIUS 63 ~.3
CRAVEN, B. D. COMPUTING METHODS FOR TRIM'SCHEDUllNG IN THE PAPER INDUSTRY
IIUS 60 83.2
CRAWFORD, A. B. AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING IN THE TACTICAL FIELD ARMY
WJCC59 187
CRAWFORD, D. F. THE PROCESSING AND ANALYSIS OF COSMIC RAY AIR SHOWER DATA USING THE COMPUTER SlllIAC
AUS 63 8.12
CRAWFORD, D. J. AN IMPROVED TUNNEL OIODE MEMORY SYSTEM
16MJ633 199
CRAY, S. R. A PROGRESS REPORT ON COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN COMPUTER DESIGN
WJCC56
82
CRAY, SEYMOUR R. COMPUTER-PROGRAMMED PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE FOR INTERNAL MEMORY SECTIONS OF THE ERA 1103 PWCS54
62
CREDLE, A. B. EFFECTS OF lOW TEMPERATURES ON TRANSISTOR CHARACTERISTICS
I BMJ581 54
CREEMER, A. l. EFFICIENCY OF PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR PROCEDURES
J ACM633 2'1l
CREEMER, A. l. ITERATION IN PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR PROCEDURES
PACM62 106
CRESS, H. A. A TECHNIQUE FOR COMPUTING CRITICAL ROTATIONAL SPEEDS OF FLEXIBLE SIiAFTS ON A~ AUTOMATIC COMP CACM596 21
CRITCHLOW, A. J. DIRECT ACCESS PHOTOMEMORY PART II, SYSTEM CONSIDERATIONS
IIJCC58
53
CRITCHLOW, A. J. GENERALIZED MULTIPROCESSING AND MULTIPROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
FJCC63 107
CRITCHLOW, D. l. CALCULATION OF FLUX PATTERNS IN FERRITE MUlTIPATH STRUCTURES
"ICR 584 263
CRITCHLOW, O. l. ESAKI DIODE lOGIC CIRCUITS
PGEC604 423
CRITTENDEN JR, E. C. CURRENT INDUCED SWITCHING OF SUPERCONDUCTIVE THIN FilMS
ClNR 60 LiD
CROSBY, D. R. A COMPUTER SUBSYSTEM USING KllOMEGACYClE SUBHARMONIC OSCillATORS
P IRE611 128
CROSBY, O. R. CALCULATED WAVEFORMS FOR THE TUNNEL DIODE lOCKED-PAIR CIRCUIT
EJCC60 233
CROSBY, D. R. CALCULATED WAVEFORMS FOR TUNNEL DIODE lOCKED PAIR
PIRE611 146
CROSBY, R. l. TRANSISTOR SWITCHING CIRCUITS FOR HIGH-SPEED COMPUTER
PGEC5,,4 192
CROSMAN, lORING P. THE REMINGTON RAND TYPE 409-2 ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
PIRE:5JO 1332
CROSSAN, J. H. COMPUTER INPUT. A BY-PROOUCT OF FORM WRITING
CAN 58 164
CROWDER, NORMAN A. INTRINSIC AND EXTRINSIC PROGRAMMING
PlCI61
58
CROWE, J. W. TRAPPED-FLUX SUPERCONDUCTING M~MORY
18MJ574 294
CROWLEY. T. H. MAGNETIC ANALOGS OF RELAY CONTACT NETWORKS FOR lOGIC
PGEC601 30
CROWLEY, T. H. THE COMPUTER AS AN AID TO THE DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE OF SYSTEMS
~CR 634
47
CROWLEY, WilliAM V. SPECIAL-PURPOSE, ELECTRONIC DATA SYSTEMS. THE SOLUTION TO INDUSTRIAL ANO COMMERCIAL A WJCC59 143
CROWLEY. WilLIAM V. WHY STRETCH
PACM61 10C4
CROWTHER, B. M. INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION IN PHYSICS ABSTRACTING
ICSI581 481
CROWTHER, T. S. MAGNETIC FILM MEMORY DESIGN
PI RE611 155
CROZIER. J. 8. ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF MICROFlOWCHARTS
CACM590 27
CROZIER, WIlliAM J. PHYSIOLOGY AND COMPUTATION DEVICES
HARV49 351
CRUISE, D. R. NO VAN. A VARIANCE ANALYSIS PROGRAM FOR FACTORIAL EXPERIMENTS
PACM59
80
CRUMB JR, C. B. THE AUTOMATIC DIGITAL COMPUTER AS AN AID IN MEOICAl OIAGNOSIS
EJCC59 114
CULBERTSON, JAMES T. NERVE NET THEORY
CABS62 468
CUllK, K. FORMAL STRUCTURE OF ALGOL AND SIMPLIFICATION OF ITS DESCRIPTION
~OME62
75
396

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

396

CUL - DOL

AUTHOR INDEX

CULIK, K. ON SOME AXIOMATIC SYSTEMS FOR FORMAL GRAMMARS AND LANGUAGES
CULLER, GLEN J. FUNCTION-ORIENTED ON-LINE ANALYSIS
CULLER, GLEN J. SOLUTION OF NON-LINEAR INTEGRAL EQUATIONS USING ON-LINE COMPUTER CONTROL
CUNNINGHAM. JAMES A. A COMPUTER FOR WEATHER DATA ACQUISITION
CUNNINGHAM. JOSEPH F. COBOL
CUNNINGHAM. JOSEPH F. WHY COBOL
CUNNINGHAM. W. J. TIME-OELAY NETWORKS FOR AN ANALOG COMPUTER
CURTIN. WILLIAM A. MULTIPLE COMPUTER SYSTEMS
CURTIS JR. P. C. ASYMPTOTIC BEHAVIOR OF THE BEST POLYNOMIAL APPROXIMATION
CURTIS JR. PHILIP C. AN ALGORITHM FOR THE DETERMINATION OF THE POLYNOMIAL OF BEST MINIMAX APPROXIMATION T
CURTIS JR. PHILIP C. AN ALGORITHM FOR THE OETERMINATIDN OF THE POLYNOMIAL OF BEST MINIMAX APPROXIMATION T
CURTIS JR. PHILIP C. CONVERGENCE OF APPROXIMATION POLYNOMIALS
CURTIS, A. R. A PROPOSEO TARGET LANGUAGE FOR COMPILERS ON ATLAS
CURTIS. H. ALLEN A FUNCTIONAL CANONICAL FORM
CURTIS. H. ALLEN A GENERALIZED TREE CIRCUIT
CURTIS, H. ALLEN GENERALIZED TREE CIRCUIT, THE BASIC BUILDING BLOCK OF AN EXTENDED DECOMPOSITION THEORY
CURTIS. H. ALLEN MULTIFUNCTIONAL CIRCUITS IN FUNCTIONAL CANONICAL FORM
CURTIS. H. ALLEN MULTIPLE REDUCTION OF VARIABLE DEPENDENCY OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
CURTIS. H. ALLEN USE OF DECOMPOSITION THEORY IN THE SOLUTION OF THE STATE ASSIGNMENT PROBLEM OF SEQUENTIA
CURTISS. J. H. A REVIEW OF GOVERNMENT REQUIREMENTS AND ACTIVITIES IN THE FIELD OF AUTOMATIC DIGITAL COMP~
CURTISS, J. H. THE NEW SIGNIFICANCE OF COMPUTATION IN HIGHER EDUCATION
CURTZ. T. B. A COMPARISON OF 650 PROGRAMMING METHODS
CUSHING. G. AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING AND BUSINESS APPLICATIONS
CUTHILL. ELIZABETH H. A METHOD OF NORMALIZED BLOCK ITERATION
CUTTLE, G. WHERE NEXT, SOME CONJECTURES ON THE FUTURE OF THE LARGE-SCALE COMPUTER IN INTEGRATED COMMERCIA
O'AGAPEYEFF, A. CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS IN COMMERCIAL AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
D'AGAPEYEFF, A. PROGRESS IN SOME COMMERCIAL SOURCE LANGUAGES
D'HODP, H. APACHE, A BREAKTHROUGH IN ANALOG COMPUTING
D'HOOP, H. UTILISATION OF AN ANALOGUE-TO-DIGITAL LINKAGE SYSTEM IN A BIG SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING CENTRE
D'SYLVA, E. THE S.S.O.R. ITERATION SCHEME FOR EQUATIONS WITH ORDERING
DACE, D. J. EXPERIENCE IN THE PRACTICAL USE OF DATA TRANSMISSION
DACEY, W. J. A SIMULATION OF MELTING SHOP OPERATIONS
DAGGETT, D. H. DECIMAL-BINARY CONVERSIONS IN CORDIC
DAGGETT, MARJORIE M. THE LINKING SEGMENT SUBPROGRAM LANGUAGE AND LINKING LOADER
DAGGETT, N. L. DIAGNOSTIC PROGRAMS ANO MARGINAL CHECKING IN THE WHIRLWIND I COMPUTER
DAHER. P. R. AUTOMATIC CORRECTION OF MULTIPLE ERRORS ORIGINATING IN A COMPUTER MEMORY
DAHL, OLE-JOHAN REMARKS ON THE USE OF SYMBOLS IN ALGOL (NORWEGIAN)
DAHLQUIST, G. A SPECIAL STABILITY PROBLEM FOR LINEAR MULTISTEP METHODS
OAHLSTRANO, INGEMAR A HALF YEAR'S EXPERIENCE WITH THE FACIT-ALGOL I COMPILER
OAKIN, R. J. COMPUTERS AS AN AID IN COMPUTER DESIGN ASSESSMENT
DAKIN, R. T. COMPUTERS AS AN AID IN COMPUTER DESIGN ASSESSMENT
DALE, A. G. SMALL BUSINESS EXECUTIVE DECISION SIMULATION
DALEY, ROBERT C. AN EXPERIMENTAL TIME-SHARING SYSTEM
DALRYMPLE. GLENN V. A NUMERICAL METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF MOVING FIELD ISODOSE CURVES FOR TREATMENT
DALY, R. P. INTEGRATED DATA PROCESSING WITH THE UNIVAC FILE COMPUTER
DALY, W. G. A HIGH-SPEED ARITHMETIC UNIT USING TUNNEL DIODES
DAMES, R. T. AN ALTERNATING DIRECTION METHOD FOR SOLVING THE BIHARMONIC EQUATIONS
DAMES, RALPH T. ON AN ALTERNATING DIRECTION METHOD fOR SOLVING THE PLATE PROBLEM WITH MIXED BOUNDARY COND
DAMMANN, J. E. A DATA DISPLAY SUBSYSTEM
DANOL, R. A. A VARIABLE FUNCTION DELAY FOR ANALOG COMPUTERS
OANIELSON. WAYNE A. A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR EDITING THE NEWS
DANIELSSON, P.-E. CONVERTING A CURVE TO RIGHT-ANGLED INCREMENTS
DANTZIG, G. B. INDUCTIVE PROOF OF THE SIMPLEX METHOD
DAO, T. T. NCR 315 CURRENT MODE DIODE LOGIC BUILDING BLOCKS
DARLEY, D. L. CYCLOPS-I. A SECOND GENERATION RECOGNITION SYSTEM
DARMS, D. A. ANALOG SIMULATION OF UNDERGROUND WATER FLOW IN THE LOS ANGELES COASTAL PLAIN
UARNAUT, P. OOCUMENTARY LANGUAGES, A DESCRIPTIVE MODEL AND FUNDAMENTAL PROBLEMS (fRENCH)
OARNAUT, P. USE OF F.L.P.L. IN SOLVING A SORTING PROBLEM (fRENCH)
DAVENPORT, PAUL B. REDUCTION OF A GENERALIZED MATRIX OF POLYNOMIAL ELEMENTS TO TRIANGULAR fORM ON THE IBM
DAVEY, L. B. USE OF LARGE COMPUTERS AT A OISTANCE
DAVID JR, E. E. A HIGH-SPEED DATA TRANSLATOR FOR COMPUTER SIMULATION OF SPEECH AND TELEVISION DEVICES
DAVID JR, E. E. ARTIFICIAL AUDITORY RECOGNITION IN TELEPHONY
DAVID JR, E. E. EYES AND EARS FOR COMPUTERS
DAVIO JR, EDWARD E. DIGITAL SIMULATION IN RESEARCH ON HUMAN COMMUNICATION
DAVIDSON, C. H. MAINTAINED ACTIVITY IN NEURAL NETS
DAVIDSON, HENRY I. AUXILIARY DATA PROCESSING EQUIPMENT
DAVIDSON, I. D. SIMULATION USING A COMPUTER
DAVIDSON, J. C. EXPERIENCE IN IMPLEMENTING A MAJOR APPLICATION ON AN E.D.P. SYSTEM
DAVIDSON, J. C. THE POTENTIAL OF LARGE SCALE ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS IN THE LIfe INSUKANCE INDUSTRY
DAVIDSON, J. T. AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION OF PRINTED COOE TO IMPULSES ACCEPTABLE TO COMPUTING EQUIPMENT
OAVIOSON, LEON RETRIEVAL OF MISSPELLED NAMES IN AN AIRLINES PASSENGER RECORO SYSTEM
DAVIES, D. W. COMPUTER INPUT AND OUTPUT, INCLUDING ANALOGUE-DIGITAL CONVERSION
DAVIES, O. W. CORRECTION TO SWITCHING FUNCTIONS Of THREE VARIABLES
DAVIES, D. W. INPUT AND OUTPUT
DAVIES, D. W. INPUT-OUTPUT EQUIPMENT
DAVIES, D. W. SOME FEATURES OF THE ACE COMPUTER
DAVIES, D. W. SORTING OF DATA ON AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
OAVIES, D. W. SWITCHING FUNCTIONS OF THREE VARIABLES
OAVIES, DONALO W. A TECHNIQUe FOR CONSISTENT SPLITTING OF RUSSIAN WORDS
DAVIES, M. W. HUMPHREY IMP, AN AUXILIARY DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR COMPLEX NUMBERS
DAVIES, M. W. HUMPHREY TRANSfORMER OESIGN WITH DIGITAL COMPUTERS
DAVIES, PAUL M. A SUPERCONDUCTIVE ASSOCIATIVE MEMORY
DAVIS, G. DE VAHL PRELIMINARY CALCULATION OF SOME PARAMETERS IN NUCLEAR REACTOR CORE THERMAL DESIGN
DAVIS, G. M. PRODUCTION CONTROL BY BUYING COMPUTER TIME
DAVIS, G. M. THE ENGLISH ELECTRIC KDF9 COMPUTER SYSTEM
DAVIS, HAROLD RANDOM PROCESSES IN AUTOMATIC CONTROL SYSTEMS
DAVIS, J. S. INVESTIGATION Of A WOVEN SCREEN MASS MEMORY SYSTEM
DAVIS, J. S. INVESTIGATION OF WOVEN-SCREEN MEMORY TECHNIQUES
DAVIS, K. J. TEACHING A DIGITAL COMPUTER TO ASSIST IN MAKING DECISIONS
DAVIS. L. SIMULATION BY MODELING
DAVIS, M. E. USE OF ELECTRONIC OATA-PROCESSING SYSTEMS IN THE LIFE INSURANCE BUSINESS
DAVIS, MARTIN A COMPUTING PROCEDURE FOR QUANTIFICATION THEORY
DAVIS, MARTIN A MACHINE PROGRAM FOR THEOREM-PROVING
DAVIS, MORRIS S. THE ROLE Of COMPUTERS IN ASTRONOMY
DAVIS, PHILIP A MULTIPLE PURPOSE ORTHONORMALIZING CODE AND ITS USES
DAVIS, PHILIP J. ADVANCES IN ORTHONORMALIZING COMPUTATION
DAVIS, R. A REVIEW OF SOME APPLICATIONS OF THE DEUCE COMPUTER
DAVIS, RAYMOND UNIT CONTROL SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
DAVISON, J. F. PROGRAMMING
DAWSON, J. L. A NEW HIGH DENSITY RECOROING SYSTEM, THE IBM 1311 DISK STORAGE DRIVE wiTH INTERCHANGEABLE D
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 194b-19b3

397

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391

DAY - DWY

AUTHOR INDEX

DAY, ANTHONY M. A TECHNIQUE FOR CONSISTENT SPLITTING OF RUSSIAN WORDS
DAYHOFF, M. O. A CONTOUR-MAP PROGRAM FOR X-RAY CRYSTALLOGRAPHY
DAYHOFF, MARGARET OAKLEY COMPRDTEIN, A COMPUTER PROGRAM TO AID PRIMARY PROTEIN STRUCTURE DETERMINATION
DE BACKER, M. PRINTING CHEMICAL STRUCTURES ELECTRONICALLY, ENCODED COMPOUNOS SEARCHED GENERICALLY WITH IB
DE CARLO, C. R. THE ROLE OF COMPUTERS IN THE SECOND INOUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
DE FERRANTI, B. Z. SELECTING A TECHNICAL COMPUTER, THE CASE FOR A SMALL MACHINE
DE FERRANTI, B. Z. THE AUTOMATIC COMPILATION OF TECHNICAL DATA TABLES, A CASE STUDY
DE GROLIER, E. PROBLEMS IN SCIENTIFIC COMMUNICATION
DE GUENIN, J. THE ELEMENTS OF A CONVENIENT GENERAL LANGUAGE LEADING TO THE POPULARIZATION OF COMPUTERS I~
DE LA BRIANDAIS, RENE FILE SEARCHING USING VARIABLE LENGTH KEYS
DE MIRANDA, H. R. A DIRECT READ-OUT BISTABLE CIRCUIT AND SOME APPLICATIONS OF IT
DE PAULA, F. CLIVE PROBLEMS OF AUDITING COMPUTING DATA, SECTION 2, THE EXTERNAL AUDITOR AND COMPUTERS
DE PAULA, F. CLIVE PROGRAMMING SERVICES AND ADVICE FOR PROSPECTIVE COMPUTER USERS AND OTHERS
DE VERTEUIL, G. COSTING OIL SURVEYING OPERATIONS
DE VDGELAERE, R. ON A NEW METHOD TO SOLVE IN THE LARGE SOME NONLINEAR OIFFERENTIAL ~QUATIONS USING HIGH S
DE WITTE, LEENDERT EVALUATION OF INTEGRALS INVOLVING COMBINATIONS OF BESSEL FUNCTIONS AND CIRCULAR FUNCTI
DE WITTE, LEENDERT LEAST SQUARES FITTING OF A GREAT CIRCLE THROUGH POINTS ON A SPHERE
DEAN, FRANKLIN R. OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH RAYDAC
DEAN, NEAL J. THE VARIABLE WORD AND RECORD LENGTH AND THE COMBINED RECORD APPROACH ON ELECTRONIC DATA-PRO
DEAR, ROBERT E. OPTIMAL ALLOCATION OF ITEMS IN A SINGLE, TWO-CONCEPT AUTOMATED TEACHING MODEL
DEBARR, A. E. DIGITAL STORAGE USING FERROMAGNETIC MATERIALS
DEBROUX, A. APACHE, A BREAKTHROUGH IN ANALOG COMPUTING
DEBROUX, A. UTILISATION OF AN ANALOGUE-TO-DIGITAL LINKAGE SYSTEM IN A BIG SCIENTJFIC COMPUTING CENTRE
DEBUONO, V. T. DETERMINISTIC AND STOCHASTIC RESPONSE OF LINEAR TIME VARIABLE SYSTEMS
DEBUSKE, J. J. A CARD CHANGEABLE NONDESTRUCTIVE READOUT TWISTOR STORE
DECARLO, C. R. APPLICATION OF DATA PROCESSORS IN PRODUCTION
DECKER, R. O. ANALOGUE MULTIPLYING CIRCUITS USING SWITCHING TRANSISTORS
DECLUE, J. L. A DYNAMIC LOGIC TECHNIQUE FOR SIXTEEN MEGACYCLE CLOCK RATE
DECOU, FRANK APPLICATION OF IBM EDP METHODS TO THE CALCULATION OF THE FORMATION CONSTANTS OF COMPLEX IONS
DEDERICK, L. S. FIRING TABLES
DEERING, C. S. AN INCREMENTAL COMPUTER TECHNIQUE FOR SOLVING COORDINATE-ROTATION EQUATIONS
DEFRANCESCO, H. F. AUTOMATED LOGICAL DESIGN
DEL BIGID, G. P. UTILISATION OF AN ANALOGUE-TO-DIGITAL LINKAGE SYSTEM IN A BIG SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING CENTR
DEL FAVERO, J. P. A HIGH-DENSITY MAGNETIC RECORDING DISK
DELAND, E. C. SIMULATION OF A BIDLOGICAL SYSTEM OF AN ANALOG COMPUTER
DELANO JR, R. B. SUPERCONDUCTING TIN FILMS OF LOW RESIDUAL RESISTIVITY
OELANO JR, RALPH B. EDGE EFFECTS IN SUPERCONDUCTING FILMS
OELUCIA, A. A SPECIALIZED LIBRARY INDEX SEARCH COMPUTER
DELURY, D. B. ON THE NATURE OF SCIENTIFIC EYIDENCE
DEMPSEY, J. M. SOME ASPECTS OF SIMULATOR DESIGN
DEMUTH, H. B. MANIAC
DEN BROEDER JR, GEORGE G. A PROPERTY OF SEMI-DEFINITE HERMITIAN MATRICES
DENES, P. AN ANALOGUE OF THE SPEECH RECOGNITION PROCESS
DENISON, S. J. M. A PROPOSED ALGOL 60 MATRIX SCHEME
OENISON, S. J. M. FURTHER DEUCE INTERPRETATIVE PROGRAMS AND SOME TRANSLATING PROGRAMS
DENISON, S. J. M. THE USE OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN OBTAINING SOLUTIONS TO ELECTRIC-CIRCUIT PROBLEMS INVOLV
OENKE, P. H. A GENERAL DIGITAL COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR STATIC STRESS ANALYSIS
DENMAN, HARRY H. COMPUTER GENERATION OF OPTIMIZED SUBROUTINES
OENMAN, HARRY H. COMPUTER GENERATION OF OPTIMIZED SUBRDUTINtS
DENNIS, JACK B. A HIGH-SPEED COMPUTER TECHNIQUE FOR THE TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM
DENT, BERYL M. THE DIGITAL COMPUTER AS AN AID TO THE ELECTRICAL DESIGN ENGINEER
DEPIAN, LOUIS TWO APPROACHES TO INCORPORATING REDUNDANCY INTO LOGICAL DESIGN
OERR, J. I. SEMI-AUTOMATIC ALLOCATION OF DATA STORAGE FOR PACT 1
DERR, JOHN I. LEAST SQUARES APPROXIMATIONS BY POLYNOMIALS, ORTHOGONAL ANO OTHERWISE
DERR. JOHN I. ON INITIAL ESTIMATES FOR COMPUTING PTH ROOT OF A BY NEWTON'S METHOD
OES JARDINS, PAUL TWO METHODS FOR WORD INVERSION ON THE IBM 709
DEUTSCH, MARTIN PIP, A PHOTO-INTERPRETIVE PROGRAM FOR THE ANALYSIS OF SPARK CHAMBER DATA
DEVALON, C. C. NO VALU, A PROGRAM TO COMPUTE MISSING VALUES IN A DESIGNED VARIANCE ANALYSIS
DEVONALD, C. H. THE DESIGN PHILOSOPHY OF PEGASUS, A QUANTITY-PRODUCTION COMPUTER
DEW-HUGHES, D. DISLOCATIONS AND PLASTIC FLOW IN GERMANIUM
01 FORINO, ALFONSO 01 CARRACCIOLO SOME REMARKS ON THE SYNTAX OF SYMBOLIC PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES
OIAMANTIOES, NICK D. ELECTRONIC SWITCH FOR ANALOG COMPUTER SIMULATION
DICKINSON, J. R. A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR SYSTEM OPTIMIZATION
DICKINSON, W. E. A CHARACTER-RECOGNITION STUDY
DICKINSON, W. E. ENGINEERING DESIGN OF A MAGNETIC-DISK RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY
OICKINSON, W. E. RELIABILITY IMPROVEMENT BY THE USE OF MULTIPLE-ELEMENT SWITCHING CIRCUITS
DICKINSON, W. E. THE RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY ACCOUNTING MACHINE II, THE MAGNETIC-DISK. RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY
DICKSON, J. C. A OECISION RULE FOR IMPROVED EFFICIENCY IN SOLVING LINEAR PROGRAMMING PROBLEMS WITH THE SI
DIDONATO, A. R. NEW FORMULAS FOR COMPUTING INCOMPLETE ELLIPTIC INTEGRALS OF THE FIRST AND SECONO KIND
DIEBOLD, JOHN AUTOMATION
DIEHM, I. C. COMPUTER AIDS TO CODE CHECKING
DIETRICH, W. NANOSECOND SWiTCHING IN THIN MAGNETIC FILMS
DIGIULIO, E. M. BURROUGHS G-lOl HIGH SPEED PRINTER
OIGRI, VINCENT INPUT-OUTPUT TRANSLATION IN THE SHARE 109 SYSTEM
DIGRI, VINCENT J. THE SHARE 109 SYSTEM, INPUT-OUTPUT TRANSLATION
DIJKSTRA, E. W. AN ALGOL 60 TRANSLATOR FOR THE Xl
DIJKSTRA, E. W. ANHTEMPT TO UNIFY THE CONSTITUENT CONCEPTS OF SERIAL PROGRAM EXECUTION
DIJKSTRA, E. W. ITERATIVE PROCESSES FOR THE COMPUTATION OF ELEMENTARY FUNCTIONS
DIJKSTRA, E. W. MAKING A TRANSLATOR FOR ALGOL 60
DIJKSTRA, E. W. ON THE DESIGN OF MACHINE INOEPENDENT PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES
DIJKSTRAJ E. W. OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH ALGOL 60
DIJKSTRA, E. W. SOME MEOITATIONS ON ADVANCEO PROGRAMMING
DILL, D. APPLICATIO~S OF COMPUTERS TO AIRCRAFT DYNAMIC PROBLEMS
DILLON, JOHN O. SELECTING AN APPLICATION FOR MECHANIZATION
DILWALI, C. K. DEVELOPMENTS ANO PLANS FOR THE TABULATIONS OF THE 1960 WORLD CENSUS OF POPULATION AND AGRI
DILWALI, C. K. ORIGIN AND SCOPE OF THE LIBYAN PILOT PROJECT
DIMONO, T. L. OEVIC~S FOR READING HANDWRITTEN CHARACTERS
DIMSDALE, B. COMPUTER CONSTRUCTION OF MINIMAL PROJECT NETWORKS
OIMSDALE, B. PROGRAMMED ERROR CORRECTION IN PROJECT MERCURY
OIMSDALE, B. PROJECT EVALUATION AND SELECTION
DIMSDALE, BERNARD ON BERNOULLI'S METHOD FOR SOLVING ALGEBRAIC EQUATIONS, II
DIMSDALE, BERNARD ORDERING A LARGE-SCALE DIGITAL COMPUTER
DINNEEN, G. P. PROGRAMMING PATTERN RECOGNITION
DINNEEN, G. P. THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF CG 24
OISS, C. E. OPERATION OF THE SAGE DUPLEX COMPUTERS
OIXON, WILLIAM J. NETWORK-TYPE DIRECT-ANALOGY COMPUTERS AND FIELD-PROBLEM ANALOGIES
OOBBINS, W. E. DESIGNING A LOW COST GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER
DOBELL, A. R. MIXED CONGRUENTIAL RANDOM NUMBER GENERATORS FOR DECIMAL MACHINES
DODRILL, WILLIAM H. USING GIFS I~ THE ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF PROCESS SYSTEMS
DOLBY, J. L. A TAPE DICTIONARY FOR LINGUISTIC EXPERIMENTS
398

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

CUL - DOL
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CACM630 620
FJCC62 262
ICSI581 711
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FJCC63 419
3'18

DOL - ELL

AUTHOR INDEX

DOLOTTA, T. A. A METHOO OF EOITING A PROGRAM IN SYMBOLIC LANGUAGE (FRENCH)
DOLOTTA, T. A. ENC~OING OF INCOMPLETELY SPECIFIED BOOLEAN MATRICES
DOMENICO, R. J. SIMULATION OF TRANSISTOR SWITCHING CIRCUITS ON THE IBM 104
DONALLY, W. L. A REPORT WRITER FOR COBOL
DONATH, E. ANALYSIS OF A MAGNETO-OPTIC REAOOUT SYSTEM
DONEGAN, JAMES DESCRIPTION Of THE MERCURY REAL TIME COMPUTING SYSTEM
DOOOY, D. T. A DESCRIPTION OF THE IBM 7074 SYSTEM
DOOLEY, L. G. OPERATION OF THE SAGE DUPLEX COMPUTERS
DOPPING, O. AOP fOR POPULATION REGISTRATION AND TAX ACCOUNTING IN SWEDEN (SWEDISH)
DOPPING, O. TEST PROBLEMS USED FOR EVALUATION OF COMPUTERS
DORN, W. A. ON THE COLLOCATION METHOD FOR THE SOLUTION OF BOUNOARY VALUE PROBLEMS
DORN, W. S. A DUALITY THEOREM FOR CONVEX PROGRAMS
DORN, W. S. A GENERAL! ZA TlON' OF HORNER'S RULE FOR POLYNOMIAL EVALUATION
DORN, W. S. GENERALIZATIONS OF HORNER'S RULE FOR POLYNOMIAL EVALUATION
DORODNICYN, A. A. PARTIAL DifFERENTIAL EQUATIONS Of THE MIXED TYPE ANO METHODS Of THEIR SOLUTION
DORODNITZIN, A. A. THE USE Of HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL COMPUTERS FOR SOLVING PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
DORRANCE, R. T. DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED PROGRAMMING AND OPERATING SYSTEM PART V, THE SYSTEM'S COBOL COMPI
DORSEY, S. E. AN ELECTRO-MECHANICAL MULTIPLIER FOR ANALOG COMPUTER APPLICATION
DDSHITA, S. THE AUTOMATIC SPEECH RECOGNITION SYSTEM FOR CONVERSATIONAL SOUNO
DOSHITA, S. THE PHONETIC TYPEWRITER
DOSS, MILDREO A. THE IMPORTANCE OF PERIPHERAL PUBLICATIONS IN THE UOCUMENTATION OF BIOLOGY
DOUCE, J. L. ANALOG COMPUTER ANALYSIS OF THE PERFORMANCE OF A NON-LINEAR SERVO-SYSTEM SUBJECTED TO STATIS
DOUCE, J. L. THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF ANALOG COMPUTERS WITH REFERENCE TO STATISTICAL TECHNIQUES
DOUGLAS JR, JIM A SURVEY OF NUMERICAL METHODS FOR PARABOLIC DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
DOUGLAS JR, JIM ALTERNATING DIRECTION METHODS FOR PARABOLIC SYSTEMS IN M SPACE VARIABLES
DOUGLAS JR, JIM ROUND-OFF ERROR IN THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE HEAT EQUATION
DOUGLAS, A. S. AUTOSTAT, A LANGUAGE FOR STATISTICAL DATA PROCESSING
DOUGLAS, A. S. COMPUTERS AND COMMERCE 1
DOUGLAS, A. S. COMPUTERS AND COMMERCE 2
DOUGLAS, A. S. COMPUTERS ANO COMMERCE 3, STOCK RECORDING AND CONTROL
DOUGLAS, A. S. COMPUTERS AND COMMERCE 4, MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL
DOUGLAS, A. S. COMPUTERS AND CRYSTALLOGRAPHY
DOUGLAS, A. S. NEW EQUIPMENT
DOUGLAS, A. S. ON DIFFERENCE METHODS OF SOLUTION OF PARABOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
DOUGLAS, A. S. TECHNIQUES FOR THE RECORDING Of, AND REFERENCE TO DATA IN A COMPUTER
DOUGLAS, A. S. THE IMPACT OF COMPUTERS ON DOCUMENTATION
DOUGLAS, A. S. THE STATE OF THE ART, IB) COMPUTERS IN BRITISH UNIVERSITIES
DOUGLASS JR, D. H. MAGNETIC FIELD DEPENDENCE OF THE SUPERCONDUCTING ENERGY GAP IN GINZBURG-LANDAU THEORY
DOVER, JEROME J. A CENTRALIZED DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
DOVETON, A. H. THE ANALOG COMPUTER AS AN AID TO DESIGN AND OPERATION OF A CONTINUOUS PROCESS
DOW JR, PAUL C. AN ANALYSIS OF CERTAIN ERRORS IN ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS I, BANDWIDTH LIMITATIJ
DOW JR, PAUL C. AN ANALYSIS OF CERTAIN ERRORS IN ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS II, CAPACITOR DIELECTR
DOW, JAMES PROGRAMMING A DUPLEX COMPUTER SYSTEM
DOWD, J. A. THE IBM TYPE 610 AUTO-POINT COMPUTER
DOWNING JR, A. C. SOME INVERSE CHARACTERISTIC VALUE PROBLEMS
DOWNING, ARTHUR C. THE DESIGN OF FIXED POINT ITERATIONS
DOWSE, R. G. MATHEMATICS IN BUSI~ESS
DOYLE, L. PROGRAMMED INTERPRETATION OF TeXT AS A BASIS FOR INFORMATION-RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS
DOYLE, LAUREN B. SEMANTIC ROAO MAPS FOR LITERATURE SEARCHERS
DOYLE, R. H. AUTOMATIC FAILURE RECOVERY IN A DIGITAL DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
DOYLE, R. H. AUTOMATIC FAILURE RECOVERY IN A DIGITAL DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM
DOYLE, W. OPERATIONS USEFUL FOR SIMILARITY-INVARIANT PATTERN RECOGNITION
DOYLE, W. RECOGNITION OF SLOPPY, HAND-PRINTED CHARACTERS
DRAKE, D. W. AIRPLANE LANDING GEAR PERFORMANCE SOLUTIONS WITH AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER
DRANDELL, MILTON THE APPLICATION OF A LARGE-SCALE ELECTRONIC COMPUTER TO THE ASSIGNMENT OF TELEPHONE FACI
DRAYTON, C. E. A DESCRIPTION OF THE APT LANGUAGE
DREBEN, BURTON S. SOLVABLE SURANYI SUBCLASSES, AN INTRODUCTION TO THE HERBRAND THEORY
DREYER, H. J. THE DARMSTADT ELECTRONIC COMPUTER DERA (GERMAN)
DREYFUS, P. PROGRAMMING DESIGN FEATURES OF THE GAMMA 60 COMPUTER
DREYFUS, P. L. A MAGNETIC DRUM EXTENSION TO THE GAMMA 3 COMPUTER
DREYFUS, PHILLIPPE SYSTEM DESIGN OF THE GAMMA 60
DREYFUS, STUART E. OYNAMIC PROGRAMMING, METHODS ANO APPLICATIONS
ORINNAN, J. H. AUTOMATIC LOAD PROJECTION AND SUBSTATION PLANNING BY COMPUTER
DROUGARO, M. E. THE EFFECT OF AN ELECTRIC FIELD ON THE TRANSITIONS OF BARIUM TITANATE
DRUMMOND, J. SOME ASPECTS OF RECORDING GRADUATED NATIONAL INSURANCt CONTRIBUTIONS
DRURY, J. A BUSINESS MANAGEMENT GAME
DUBRIDGE, L. A. SCIENTIFIC MANPOWER PROBLEMS
DUDA, W. L. AUTOMATIC DETERMINATION OF AMINO ACID SEQUENCES
DUFFY, R. M. A FUNCTION GENERATOR USING COLO-CATHOOE SELECTOR TUBES
DUFFY, R. N. A FUNCTION GENERATOR USING COLD CATHODE SELECTOR TUBES
DUIJVESTlJN, A. J. W. ON THE TRMISITION FROM SUPERCONDUCTING TO NORMAL PHASE, ACCOUNTING FOR LATENT HEAT
DUJMOVIC, M. ACCURACY IMPROVEMENTS OF THE TAPPED-POTENTIOMETER FUNCTION GENERATORS
DULMAGE, A. L. MATRICES ASSOCIATED WITH THE HITCHCOCK PROBLEM
DUMBRILLE, C. C. SITE PREPARATION AND CHANGEOVER PROBLEMS
DUMEY, A. I. A MEMORY OF 314 MILLION BITS CAPACITY WITH FAST AND OIRECT ACCESS, ITS SYSTEMS AND ECONOMIC
DUMEY, ARNOLD I. NOTE ON STOCHASTIC MATRICES
DUMMER, G. W. A. COMPONENT RELIABILITY
DUNCAN, F. G. IMPLEMENTATION OF ALGOL 60 FOR THE ENGLISH ELECTRIC KDF9
DUNCAN, F. G. INPUT AND OUTPUT FOR ALGOL 60 ON KDF9
DUNCAN, F. G. PSEUDO-CODE TRANSLATION ON MULTI-LEVEL STORAGE MACHINES
DUNCAN, F. G. THE DEUCE ALPHACODE TRANSLATOR
DUNCAN, F. G. THE DEUCE ALPHACODE TRANSLATOR
DUNHAM, B. A LEARNING MACHINE, PART II
DUNHAM, B. A NON-HEURISTIC PROGRAM FOR PROVING ELEMENTARY LOGICAL THEOREMS
DUNHAM, B. THE FORMALIZATION OF SCIENTIFIC LANGUAGES PART I, THE WORK OF WOODGER AND HULL
DUNHAM, B. THE MULTIPURPOSE BIAS DEVICE PART II, THE EFFICIENCY OF LOGICAL ELEMENTS
DUNHAM, B. THE MULTIPURPOSE BIAS DEVICE, PART 1, THE COMMUTATOR TRANSISTOR
DUNHAM, BRAOFORD THE USE OF MULTIPURPOSE LOGICAL OEVICES
DUNN, W. H. A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR USE IN AN OPERATIONAL FLIGHT TRAINER
DUNNE, G. MICR, A NEW INPUT MEDIUM FOR COMPUTERS
DUNNE, L. J. DEVELOPMENTS OF THE ANALOG COMPUTER ARTVS
DUNNE, L. J. IDAC, THE IBM FORMAT DIGITAL TO ANALOGUE CONVERTER
DUNNE, L. J. THE EXTENDED AND MODERNISED ANALOGUE COMPUTING FACILlllES AT W.R.E.
DUNNE, L. J. W.A.C. MK.2, A PARALLEL NINE CHANNEL DIGITAL TO ANALOG CONVERTER
DUNNET, W. J. ANALYSIS OF TRL CIRCUIT PROPAGATION DELAY
DUNNET, W. J. STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF TRANSISTOR-RESISTOR LOGIC NEIWORKS
DUNNET, W. J. TRANSISTOR MAGNETIC CORE BILOGICAL ELEMENT
DUNWELL, S. W. DESIGN OBJECTIVES FOR THE IBM STRETCH COMPUTER
DWONCZYK, M. ANTICIPATORY OISPLAY DESIGN THROUGH THE USE OF AN ANALOG COMPUTER
OWYER, P. S. THE SOLUTION OF TALL DISTRIBUTION PROBUMS
399

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

DAY - OWY
ROME62 341
WJCC60 231
PGEC514 242
CACM625 21.1
PGEC631
3
CAS 61 101
EJCC60 11.1
EJCC57 11.0
BIT 612 1.5
BIT 624 197
PACM5a
I.
IBMJ604 401
PACM61 6A5
I BMJ622 239
IFIP62 122
ICIP59
66
IBSJ633 3ll
PECS52
5
PGEC636 B35
IFIP62 445
ICSI581 429
AUS 60 C1.4
lUS 60 C7.3
AIC 612
1
JACM624 450
JACM591 48
TCJ3602 61
TCJ1582 b9
TCJ1583 H2
TCJ1583 137
TCJ1594 168
AUS 571 119
EOPS61 571>
AUS 571 114
TCJ2591
1
TCJ4612 145
TCJ2593 100
I BMJ621 44
WJCC54 172
AUS 60 B4.2
PGEC574 255
PGEC581 11
CACMblN 507
71
SACI5B
JACM51>3 203
PACM58
72
TCJ1581 22
WJCC59
60
JACM614 5!>3
I BMJ591
2
~JCC59
159
JACM622 259
WJCC60 133
WJCC53
ab
WJCC58 165
CACM63N 649
HARV61
J2
ECIP55
51
EJCC58 174
NCR 564 105
WJCC58 1>0
LSU 57
35
CAN 60 1-.3
I BMJ574 318
TCJbb31
1
TCB6622 57
WJCC53
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I BMJ633 246
PGEC611 11
AUS 60 C8.2
IBMJ512 132
PGEC621 63
JACM624 409
CAN 58 209
WJCC59
14
CACM639 ~15
RMCS60
36
TCJ5622 130
TCJ5634 341
ICIP5,} 144
TCJ3602 98
AUS 60 Co.4
IBMJ593 Ltl2
ICIP59 282
IBMJ574 341
IllMJ591 46
I BMJ572 116
HARV572 B l
PGEC552 ,,5
AUS 60 A9.1
AUS 60CI0.1
AUS 63 C.14
AUS 63 c.ll
AUS 60 C4.4
EJCC58
'19
'ICR b02 11
WJCC58 144
EJCCSb
20
WCR 584 67
PACM58
69
399

DWY - EVE

AUTHOR INDEX

DWYER. PAUL S. THE METHOD OF REDUCED MATRICES FOR A GENERAL TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM
DWYER. PAUL S. THE METHOD OF REDUCED MATRICES FOR A GENERAL TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM
DWYER. PAUL S. THE USE OF DESK CALCULATORS
DYAL. JANUS O. SELECTING AN APPLICATION fOR MECHANIZATION
EAMES. B. W. INTEGRATED PLANT CONTROL
EARLE. J. SYNTHESIZING MINIMAL STROKE AND DAGGER FUNCTIONS
EARNEST, L. D. MACHINE RECOGNITION OF CURSIVE WRITING
EASLEY, JAMES W. TRANSISTOR CHARACTERISTICS FOR DIRECT-COUPLED TRANSISTOR LOGIC CIRCUITS
EASTMAN, WILLARD L. SIGN DETERMINATION IN A MODULAR NUMBER SYSTEM
EBERS, J. JAMES DIGITAL COMPUTERS. COMPONENTS
ECCLES, WILLIAM J. THERE'S STILL A PLACE fOR INTERPRETERS
ECED, M. A. NEW COMPONENTS FOR FERRORESONANT CIRCUITS
ECKDAHL, D. E. THE fLOW DIAGRAM APPROACH TO COMPUTER LOGICAL DESIGN USING THE NCR 304 AS AN ILLUSTRATION
ECKEL. C. THE RCA 501 HIGH-SPEED PRINTERS, THE STORY Of A PRODUCT DESIGN
ECKERT JR, J. P. A PARALLEL CHANNEL COMPUTING MACHINE
ECKERT JR, J. P. A PREVIEW OF A DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINE
ECKERT JR, J. P. A SURVEY OF DIGITAL COMPUTER ·MEMORY SYSTEMS
ECKERT JR. J. P. ADDERS
ECKERT JR, J. P. CHECKING CIRCUITS AND DIAGNOSTIC ROUTINES
ECKERT JR, J. P. CONTINUOUS VARIABLE INPUT AND OUTPUT DEVICES
ECKERT JR. J. P. MULTIPLIERS
ECKERT JR, J. P. RELIABILITY AND CHECKING
ECKERT JR, J. P. TAPETYPERS AND PRINTING MECHANISMS
ECKERT JR, J. PRESPER AN ELECTROSTATIC MEMORY SYSTEM
ECKERT JR, J. PRESPER RELIABILITY OF PARTS
ECKERT JR, J. PRES PER THE UNIVAC SYSTEM
ECKERT JR, J. PRESPER TYPES OF CIRCUITS. GENERAL
ECKERT, J. P. DESIGN OF UNIVAC-LARC SYSTEM, PART I
ECKERT, J. P. UNIVAC-LARC, THE NEXT STEP IN COMPUTER DESIGN
ECKERT. JAMES B. ACCOUNT CLASSIFICATION AT AUTOMATING BANKS
ECKERT, O. FERRITES WITH RECTANGULAR HYSTERESIS LOOP FOR APPLICATION AS MEMORY OR SWITCHING ELEMENTS IN
ECKERT, W. J. COMPUTING IN ASTRONOMY
ECKES, H. DIGITAL CLOCK DELAY GENERATORS AND RUN COUNTER FOR A REPETITIVE ANALOG COMPUTER
ECONOMOU, NICOLAOS A. LIGHT-INDUCED PROCESSES IN CUPROUS OXIDE
EDDEY. EVERETT E. A RELIABLE METHOD OF DRIFT STABILIZATION AND ERROR DETECTION IN LARGE-SCALE ANALOG COMP
EDELSTEIN. L. A. PICTURE LOGIC FOR BACCHUS A FOURTH-GENERATION COMPUTER
EDIE, LESLIE C. REAL-TIME CONTROL OF TRAfFIC FLOW
EDMONDS. A. R. THE GENERATION Of PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBERS ON ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTERS
EDMUNDSON, H. P. AUTOMATIC ABSTRACTING AND INDEXING, SURVEY AND RECOMMENDATIONS
EDSALL, JOHN T. DOUBLE REFRACTION OF FLOW AND THE DIMENSIONS OF LARGE ASYMMETRIC MOLECULES
EDWARDS JR, R. L. COMPUTER-CONTROLLED ASW TRAINING FACILITY
EDWARDS. C. M. A NEW APPROACH TO GROUNDING IN DC ANALOG COMPUTERS
EDWARDS, C. M. SURVEY OF ANALOG MULTIPLICATION SCHEMES
EDWARDS, D. B. G. A MULTI-INPUT ANALOGUE ADDER FOR USE IN A FAST BINARY MULTIPLIER
EDWARDS, D. B. G. ONE-LEVEL STORAGE SYSTEM
EDWARDS, D. B. G. THE DESIGN AND OPERATION OF A PARALLEL-TYPE CATHODE-RAY-TUBE STORAGE SYSTEM
EDWARDS, D. B. G. THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY MARK II DIGITAL-COMPUTING MACHINE
EDWARDS, DANIEL DATA-DIAL, TWO-WAY COMMUNICATION WITH COMPUTERS FROM ORDINARY DIAL TELEPHONES
EDWARDS, H. H. ANALYSIS OF A CROSSED FILM CRYOTRON SHIFT REGISTER
EDWARDS, H. H. PHYSICS AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CROSSED FILM CRYOTRON, A REVIEW
EDWARDS, H. H. THE CROSSED-FILM CRYOTRON AND ITS APPLICATION TO DIGITAL COMPUTER CIRCUITS
EDWARDS, JAMES D. AN AUTOMATIC DATA ACQUISITION AND INQUIRY SYSTEM USING DISK FILES
EDWARDS, WALTER THE FLOW DIAGRAM APPROACH TO COMPUTER LOGICAL DESIGN USING THE NCR 304 AS AN ILLUSTRATlO~
EGBERT, ROBERT L. THE COMPUTER IN EDUCATION, MALEFACTOR OR BENEFACTOR
EGGINK, H. THE PROGRAMMING OF SUPERSONIC NOZZLE FLOW
EGLER, J. F. A PROCEDURE FOR CONVERTING lOGIC TABLE CONDITIONS INTO AN EFFICIENT SEQUENCE OF TEST INSTRUC
EHLERS, HAROLD L. ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS. CONTROL CIRCUITS, COMPUTER OPERATION, AND SYSTEM DESIGN
EHLERS, HAROLD L. TRANSISTORIZED ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS
EHRLICH. L. W. A NUMERICAL METHOD OF SOLVING A HEAT FLOW PROBLEM WITH MOVING BOUNDARY
EHRLICH. LOUIS W. MONTE CARLO SOLUTIONS OF ~DUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS INVOLVING THE DIFFERENCE ANALOGUE OF A
EHRLING, G. ON THE NUMERICAL COMPUTATION OF INCOMPLETE ELLIPTIC INTEGRALS
EICKEL, J. A SYNTAX CONTROLLED GENERATOR OF FORMAL LANGUAGE PROCESSORS
EINHORN, SIDNEY N. THE USE OF THE SIMPLEX ALGORITHM IN THE MECHANIZATION OF BOOLEAN SWITCHING FUNCTIONS B
EISEMANN, K. THE MACHINE LOADING PROBLEM
EISENBERG, D. E. MULTIWEAPON AUTOMATIC TARGET AND BATTERY EVALUATOR
EISENSTADT, B. M. AUTOCORRELATIONS FOR BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS OF NOISELIKE PERIODIC SEQUENCES
EISLER, GEORGE REQUIREMENTS FOR A RAPID ACCESS DATA FILE
EISMAN. S. H. POLYNOMIAL EVALUATION REVISITED
EKISS, J. A. APPLICATIONS OF THE CHARGE-CONTROL THEORY
EL-SABBAGH, M. L. NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF TWO GENERALIZED ELLIPTIC INTEGRALS
EL-SUM, H. M. A. INFORMATION RETRIEVAL FROM PHASE-MODULATING MEDIA
ELBOURN, R. D. DYNAMIC CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES USED IN SEAC AND DYSEAC
ELBOURN, R. D. INPUT-OUTPUT. KEY OR BOTTLENECK
ELBOURN, R. D. NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS PERFORMANCE TESTS
ELBOURN, R. D. THE EVOLUTION OF CONCEPTS AND LANGUAGES OF COMPUTING
ELBOURN. ROBERT D. DYNAMIC CIRCUIT fECHNIQUES USED IN SEAC AND OYSEAC
ELDERT, C. A DIGITAL COMPUTER fOR USE IN AN OPERATIONAL FLIGHT TRAINER
ELDRED, RICHARD D. TEST ROUTINES BASED ON SYMBOLIC LOGICAL STATEMENTS
ELDRED, RICHARD D. TEST ROUTINES BASED ON SYMBOLIC LOGICAL STATEMENTS
ELDREDGE. K. R. AUTOMATIC INPUT FOR BUSINESS DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEMS
ElDREOGE, K. R. ELECTRONICS IN FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
ELDRIDGE. D. F. ACHIEVING MAXIMUM PULSE PACKING DENSITIES AND TRANS~ER RATES
ELDRIDGE, D. F. THE MECHANISM OF AC BIASED MAGNETIC RECORDING
ELGERD, O. I. A STUDY OF ASYNCHRONOUSLY EXCITED OSCILLATIONS IN NON-LINEAR CONTROL SYSTEMS BY MEANS OF 01
ELGDT. CALVIN C. ON SINGLE VS. TRIPLe ADDRESS COMPUTING MACHINES
ELGOT, CALVIN C. REALIZATION OF EVENTS BY LOGICAL NETS
ELIADES, J. THE BIAX, A NEW MULTIPURPOSE COMPUTER ELEMENT
ELIAS, P. COMPUTATION IN THE PRESENCE OF NOISE
ELLENBERGER. KENNETH W. ON PROGRAMMING THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF· POLYNIJIMIAL EQUATIONS
ELLETT, D. E. INfORMATION SYSTEMS MODERNIZATION IN THE AIR MATERIEL COMMAND
ELLETT, DARWIN E. NEW HORIZONS IN SYSTEMS
ELLIOT, M. F. KIM8ALL TAGS
ELLIOTT. D. THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE HEAT EQUATION USING CH~BYSHEV SERIES
ELLIOTT, DAVID A CHEBYSHEV SERIES METHOD FOR THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF FREDHOLM INTEGRAL EQUATIONS
ELLIOTT, DAVID THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF FREDHOLM INTEGRAL EQUATIONS USING CHEBYSHEV SERIES
ELLIOTT, H. M. BIZMAC II COMPUTER, CHARACTERISTICS AND AjipLiCATlONS
ELLIOTT, H. M. THE COMPUTING MACHINE, SLAVE LABOR IN A FREE SOCIETY
ELLIOTT. J. SIMPLIFIED CODING. A PEDAGOGIC EXPERIMENT
ELLIOTT. W. S. DEVELOPMENT OF COMPUTER COMPONENTS AND SYSTEMS
ELLIOTT, W. S. PHOTOGRAPHIC STORAGE FOR A SERIES WORKING MACHINE
400

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-l963

DOL - ELL
PACM56
41
JACM573 308
CLUN55
79
HARV55 110
AUS 63 C.16
'ICR 602 55
IFIP62 462
PGEC581
6
HARV61 136
CHBK62
10
PACM61 2B3
IFIP62 625
WJCC58
59
WJCC59 204
MSEE464 45
MSEE461 10
P IRE530 1393
MSEE463 23
'ICR 537 62
MSEE463 33
MSEE463 24
MSEE464 35
MSEE463 28
HARV49
32
!4SEE462 20
6
EJCC51
MSEE462 15
59
EJCC59
EJCC56
16
CACM630 701
ECIP55 105
CLUN55
43
WJCC6l 353
OPI 62 115
WJCC57 133
TCJ6632 144
CAS 62
3
TCJ2604 181
CACM615 216
HARV49 219
NCR 624 73
WJCC55
23
JACM541 n
IEES56 515
PGEC622 223
! EES56

319

IEES56
CACM630
D!'IR 60
OIliR 60
EJCC59
CACM630
"JCC58
FJCC63
CAMB49
CACM639
CHBK62
CHBK62
JACM582
JACM5'12
BIT 611
CACM638
PGEC614
PACM59
EJCC57
PGEC613
WJCC56
CACM637
PGEC623
PACM62
[JPI 62
PGEC531
CAS 58
EJCC53
PIRE625
P IRE530

247
622
230
14
255
626

P(;EC5~2

619
47
510
4
7
161
204
8

451
615
28
11

383
39
384
374
108
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2
69
58
1059
1380
55
64

PACM58
JACM591 33
EJCC56
(,9
EJCC55
l6
WCR 584 48
NCR 612 1>9
AUS 608'2.2
JACM~43

ll8

JACM58Z 181
PACM59
46
I BMJ534 346
CACM60D 644
CAS 58
11
oIJCC59
8
TC87631 16
AUS 60B'~.2
TCJ6631 .102
AUS 63 B.19
UWC5.,
;'7
PACM59
18
AUS 60C12.2
PACM52T 68
CAMB49
8,
400

ElL - FIS

AUTHOR INDEX

ELLIOTT, W. S. REMOTE POSITION CONTROL AND INDICATION BY DIGITAL MEANS
ELLIOTT, W. S. THE DESIGN PHILOSOPHY OF PEGASUS, A QUANTITY-PRODUCTION COMPUTER
ELLIOTT, W. S. THE ElLIOTT-NRDC COMPUTER 401, A DEMONSTRATIDN OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING BY PACKAGED UNIT CO
ELLIOTT, WILLIAM S. THE PRESENT POSITION OF COMPUTING-MACHINE DEVELOPMENT IN ENGLAND
ELLIS, D. A MATHEMATIC FORMULATION OF THE GENERALIZED LOGICAL DESIGN
ELLIS, P. V. AN EVALUATION OF AUTOCODE READABILITY
ELLIS, T. O. A CDMMAND STRUCTURE FOR COMPLEX INFDRMATION PRDCESSING
ELMORE, MERRITT THE LMO EDIT COMPILER
ElVEHJEM, C. A. THE COMPUTING lABORATORY IN THE UNIVERSITY
EMANUEL, GEORGE THE WILF STABILITY CRITERION FDR NUMERICAL INTEGRATION
EMBREE, M. l. DIGITAL COMPUTERS, COMPONENTS
EMELIANOW-YAROSlAVSKY, L. B. METHODS OF SPEEDING-UP THE OPERATION OF DIGITAL CDMPUTERS
EMERY, J. C. MODULAR DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS WRITTEN IN COBOL
EMERY, S. A. KEEPING AN INVENTORY OF PRECIOUS METALS
EMMONS, HOWARD W. COMBUSTION AERDDYNAMICS
EMMONS, HOWARD W. COMPUTATION AND PLASMA DYNAMICS
EMMONS, HOWARD W. FLUID MECHANICS COMPUTATIONS
EMPEY, SALLEY L. BID NEWS LETTER NO.1. COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN MEDICINE AND THE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, 81
ENDO. ICHIRO THE METAL CARD MEMORY, A NEW SEMIPERMANENT STORE
ENGEL JR, FRANK FORTRAN EXPERIENCE AND REMOTE OPERATION BY NON-COMPUTER SPECIALISTS
ENGEL, H. L. ARITHMETIC AND CONTROL ELEMENTS
ENGEL. H. L. MACHINE LANGUAGE IN DIGITAL COMPUTER DESIGN
ENGElBART, O. C. A BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF ALL-MAGNETIC LOGIC SCHEMES
ENGELBART, DOUGLAS C. GAMES THAT TEACH THE FUNDAMENTALS OF COMPUTER OPERATION
ENGELHART, THOMAS NUMERICAL TREATMENT OF A SET OF FOURTH ORDER HYPERBOLIC DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
ENGEll, M. AUTOMATIC CALCULATION AND PROGRAMMING OF DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS FOR ElliPTIC BOUNDARY VALUE PROS
ENGLANO, J. l. THE U.C.T. IN EUROPE
ENGLAR, THOMAS S. MORE TEST MATRICES FOR DETERMINANTS AND INVERSES
ENGLUND, DONALD THE CLIP TRANSLATOR
ENGLUND, DONALD E. CLASS. THE AUTOMATED CLASSROOM IPHILCO 20001
ENGSTROM. H. T. KEYNOTE· ADDRESS
ENGSTROM, H. T. KEYNOTE ADDRESS
ENGSTRDM, HOWARD T. BASIC ASPECTS OF SPECIAL COMPUTATIONAL PROBLEMS
EPSTEIN, GEORGE SINGLE FUNCTION SHIFTING COUNTERS
EPSTEIN. GEORGE SYNTHESIS OF ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS FOR SYMMETRIC FUNCTIONS
EPSTEIN, H. THE BURROUGHS ELECTROGRAPHIC PRINTER-PLOTTER
EPSTEIN. H. THE ElECTROGRAPHIC RECORDING TECHNIQUE
EPSTEIN, H. THE ElECTROGRAPHIC RECORDING TECHNIQUE
ERCOli. P. THRESHOLD lOGIC WITH ONE OR MORE THAN ONE THRESHOLD
ERCOLI, PAOLO BINARY ARITHMETIC FDR DISCRETELY VARIABLE WORD LENGTH IN A SERIAL COMPUTER
ERCOLI. PAOLO BINARY ARITHMETIC FOR DISCRETELY VARIABLE WORD LENGTH IN A SERIAL COMPUTER
ERCOLI, PAOLO ERRORS DUE TO OVERFLOW IN ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS PARTICULARLY AS REGARDS FINAC ELECTRONIC CJ
ERICKSON, R. S. THE lOGISTICS COMPUTER
ERIKSSON, L. ON SMOOTHING OF PULP QUALITY CHARACTERISTICS IN A FLOW SYSTEM
ERISMANN. THEOOOR DIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS AND SEMIDIGITAL METHODS IGERMANI
ERLBACH, E. MEASUREMENT OF MAGNETIC-FIELD ATTENUATION BY THIN SUPERCONDUCTING FILMS
ERLICH. LOUIS A BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEM WITH EIGENVALUE ON THE BOUNDARY
ERNST. A. A. AN ANALOG-DIGITAL SIMULATOR FOR THE DESIGN AND IMPROVEMENT OF MAN-MACHINE SYSTEMS
ERNST, HEINRICH A. MH-l. A COMPUTER-OPERATED MECHANICAL HAND
ERNST, KEITH THE SNOWY MOUNTAINS AUTHORITY STORES SYSTEM, A CASE STUDY
ERSHOV. A. P. AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION IN THE USSR
ERSHOV, A. P. ON PROGRAMMING OF ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS
ERSHOV, A. P. THE WORK OF THE COMPUTING CENTER OF THE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE USSR IN THE FIELD OF AUT
ESAKI. L. CHARACTERIZATION OF TUNNEL DIODE PERFORMANCE IN TERMS OF DEVICE FIGURE OF MERIT AND CIRCUIT TI~
ESARY. JAMES D. THE RELIABILITY OF COHERENT SYSTEMS
ESCH, ROBIN HIGH-ORDER DIFFERENCE APPROXIMATIONS TO POISSON'S EQUATION
ESCH, ROBIN E. A NECESSARY AND SUFFICIENT CONDITION FOR STABILITY OF PARTIAL DIFFERENCE EQUATION PROBLEMS
ESHED. R. SABRAC, A NEW GENERATION SERIAL COMPUTER
ESHED, R. SABRAC, A TIME-SHARING LOW-COST COMPUTER
ESHEO. RAYNA THE CHECKING OF COMPUTER LOGIC BY SIMULATION ON A COMPUTER
ESSINGER, P. THE RECOGNITION OF HANDWRITTEN NUMERALS BY CONTOUR ANALYSIS
ESTAVAN. D. P. CLASS, THE AUTOMATED CLASSROOM IPHILCO 20001
ESTES. W. K. STATISTICAL MODELS FOR RECALL AND RECOGNITION OF STIMULUS PATTERNS BY HUMAN OBSERVERS
ESTRIN, G. A DESCRIPTION OF THE ELECTRONIC COMPUTER AT THE INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDIES
ESTRIN, G. A PROBABILISTIC ANALYSIS OF COMPUTING-LOAD ASSIGNMENT IN A MULTI-PROCESSOR COMPUTER SYSTEM
ESTRIN. G. AUTOMATIC ASSIGNMENT OF COMPUTATIONS IN A VARIABLE STRUCTURE COMPUTER SYSTEM
ESTRIN, G. BILATERAL SWITCHING USING NONSYMMETRIC ELEMENTS
ESTRIN, G. CORRECTION AND ADDENDUM TO 'ORGANIZATION OF A 'FIXED-PLUS-VARIABLE' STRUCTURE COMPUTER FOR COM
ESTRIN, G. DIAGNOSIS AND PREDICTION OF MALFUNCTIONS IN THE COMPUTING MACHINE AT THE INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCE
ESTRIN, G. INTERACTIONS BETWEEN FUTURE COMPUTER DEVELOPMENTS AND AUTOMATED TEACHING METHODS
ESTRIN. G. LOGARITHMIC AND EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION EVALUATION IN A VARIABLE STRUCTURE DIGITAL COMPUTER
ESTRIN, G. ORGANIZATION OF A 'FIXED-PLUS-VA~IABLE' STRUCTURE COMPUTER FOR COMPUTATION OF EIGENVALUES AND
ESTRIN. G. PARALLEL PROCESSING IN A RESTRUCTURABLE COMPUTER SYSTEM
ESTRIN. G. PARALLELISM IN COMPUTER ORGANIZATION RANDOM NUMBER GENE~ATION IN THE FIXED PLUS VARIABLE COMPU
ESTRIN, G. SOME APPLICATIONS FOR CONTENT-ADDRESSABLE MEMORIES
ESTRIN, GERALD AN ADAPTIVE CHARACTER READER
ESTRIN, GERALO MAZE STRUCTURE AND INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
ESTRIN, GERALO ORGANIZATION OF COMPUTER SYSTEMS, THE FIXED PLUS VARIABLE STRUCTURE COMPUTER
ESTRIN. GERALD SPECIAL TOPICS IN DIGITAL-COMPUTER THEORY
ESTRIN. GERALD THE SHIFTRIX-MACHINE ORGANIZATION FOR HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL COMPUTATION
ESTRIN. GERALD THE UCLA VARIABLE STRUCTURE COMPUTER SYSTEM
EUBANK. C. R. PROGRAMMING OF THE METHOO OF CHARACTERISTICS FOR AXISYMMETRIC FLOW
EVANS JR, A. AN ALGOL 60 COMPILER
EVANS JR. A. THE USE OF THREADED LISTS IN CONSTRUCTING A COMBINED ALGOL AND MACHINE-LIKE ASSEMBLY PROCESS
EVANS, A. A MULTI-LEVEL CODE PROCESSOR
EVANS, A. B. AGARD INTERNATIONAL COOPERATIVE ABSTRACTING ON BUILDING. AN APPRAISAL
EVANS, A. B. AGARD TRAINING THE SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION OFFICER
EVANS, D. J. ITERATION OVER MULTI-DIMENSIONAL HYPERCUBES. I, A PROGRESSIVE PROCEDURE
EVANS. D. J. NOTE ON THE LINE OVER-RELAXATION FACTOR FOR SMALL MESH SIZE
EVANS. D. J. NOTE ON THE SOLUTION OF CERTAIN TRI-DIAGONAl SYSTEMS OF LINEAR EQUATIONS
EVANS. D. J. NUMERICAL STUDIES OF IMPLICIT ITERATIVE METHODS FOR SOLVING ELLIPTIC DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS
EVANS. D. J. SOLUTION OF ELLIPTIC DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS BY STATIONARY ITERATIVE PROCESSES
EVANS, D. J. THE EXTRAPOLATED MODIFIED AITKEN ITERATION METHOD FOR SOLVING ELLIPTIC DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS
EVANS, D. S. REMOTE POSITION CONTROL AND INDICATION BY DIGITAL MEANS
EVANS, DAVID C. THE BENDIX G-15 GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER
EVANS. J. W. WAREHOUSE STOCK CONTROL AND INVOICING ON PAPER TAPE
EVANS, ORREN Y. A METHOD FOR SYSTEMATIC DOCUMENTATION, KEY TO IMPROVED DATA PROCESSING ANALYSIS
EVANS. R. R. THE DESIGN AND SYSTEM ASPECTS OF THE HD FILE DRUM
EVANS. T. G. CYCLOPS-I. A SECOND GENERATION RECOGNITION SYSTEM
EVE. J. AN ITERATIVE PROCESS FOR OPTIMIZING SYMMETRIC SUCCESSIVE OVER-RELAXATION
401

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

DWY - EVE
IEES56 437
IEES56 IS8
ADC 53 213
HARV49
14
WCR 514 259
CACM623 156
WJCC58 119
ONR 54 114
ClUN55
3
JACM634 551
CHBK62
10
ICIP59 382
CACM625 263
EDPS61 496
HARV49 293
HARV61 225
HARV41 188
CACM634 116
l CHT61 213
CAS 59 132
HACC59
18
WJCC58 Ib2
P GEC612 2()3
PGEC611 31
PACM58
1
JFIP62 126
TC83605 19
CACM63D 145
CACM611 19
CAS 61 111
EJCC53
1
E JCC56
3
HARV49 115
JACM623 315
PGfC581 51
E JCC56
73
WJCC55 116
IoICR 554 135
IF IP62 741
PACM58
25
CACM594 13
JACM514 450
P IRE530 1325
BIT 624 203
DIP 62 160
I BMJ602 107
PACM59
54
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EJCC51
SJCC62
39
AUS 63 A.8
IUP 58 351
j
I:ACM588
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IBMJ622 171)
47
RTCS62
HARV61
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J AC"602 163
PGEC636 618
CACM638 421
TCJ6632 1!>4
I BMJ631 14
CAS 61 111
SOS 59
51
PACM52T 95
F JCC63 147
PGEC636 755
PGEC611 42
JACM624 522
lICR 531 59
PLCI61 2S1
PGEC622 155
JACM621 41
PGEC636 741
WJCC61 151
FJCC63 495
WCR 604 29
ICSI582 1383
WJCC60
33
tCST61
75
ilJCC58 l07
IIOCD62 182
PACM56
16
ARAP634 87
CACM611 36
PACM59
24
ICSI581 491
ICSI582 1489
TCJ6633 264
TCJ5621 48
TCJ5634 321
IF IP62 132
19
ICIP59
TCJ6632 193
I EES56 437
PWCS54
81
AUS 60 A4.4
CAS 61
14
WJCC58 197
FJCC63
27
TCJ6633 211
401

EVE - FRA

AUTHOR INDEX

EVERETT, R. R. SAGE, A DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR AIR DEFENSE
EVERETT, R. R. THE WHIRLWIND I COMPUTER
EVEY, R. J. APPLICATION OF PUSHDOWN-STORE MACHINES
EVEY, R. J. USE OF A COMPUTER TO DESIGN CHARACTER RECOGNITION LOGIC
FADINI, B. THE ALGEBRAIC COMPILERS FOR BENDIX G-20 COMPUTING SYSTEM
FAIRCLOUGH, J. W. A SONIC DelAY-LINE STORAGE UNIT FOR A' DIGITAL COMPUTER
FAIRTHORNE, R. A. ALGEBRAIC REPRESENTATION OF STORAGE ANO RETRIEVAL LANGUAGES
FAIRTHORNE, R. A. AUTOMATIC RETRIEVAL OF RECDRDEO INFORMATION
FALKIN, JOEL SORTING WITH LARGE VOLUME, RANDOM ACCESS, ORUM STORAGE
FALKOFF, A. D. ALGORITHMS FOR PARALLEL-SEARCH MEMORIES
FAN, G. ANALYSIS OF A MAGNETO-OPTIC READOUT SYSTEM
FAN, G. J. Y. A STUDY OF THE PLAYBACK PROCESS OF A MAGNETIC RING HEAD
FAND, ROBERT M. DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING
FARBER, A. S. SOME NEW HIGH-SPEED TUNNEL-DIODE LOGIC CIRCUITS
FARBMAN, DAVID COPE (CONSOLE OPERATOR PROFICIENCY EXAMINATION)
FARLEY, B. G. GENERALIZATION OF PATTERN RECOGNITION IN A SELF-ORGANIZING SYSTEM
FARLEY, B. G. SELF-ORGANIZING MODELS FOR LEARNED PERCEPTION
FARLEY, BELMONT G. PROBLEMS IN THE STUDY OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
FARLEY, BELMONT G. SOME SIMILARITIES BETWEEN THE BEHAVIOR OF A NEURAL NETWORK MODEL AND ELECTROPHYSIOLOGI
FARLEY, G. THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER HIGH-SPEED MAGNETIC PRINTER
FARR, EDWIN H. LATTICE PROPERTIES OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
FARRADANE, J. TRAINING THE SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION OFFICER
FARRAND, W. A. AN ACCURATE DIGITAL-ANALOG FUNCTION GENERATOR
FARRAND, W. A. AN AIR-FLOATING DISK MAGNETIC MEMORY UNIT
FARRAND, WILLIAM A. INPUT AND OUTPUT
FARRELL, E. J. APPLICATIONS OF REDUNDANCY TO IMPROVE THE ACCURACY OF BINARY SYSTEMS
FARRELL, EDWARD J. STATISTICAL THEORY OF IMPROVING THE RELIABILITY OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS WITH REDUNDANCY
FARRELL, JAMES L. PULSE GENERATOR WITH LOGARITHMIC SPACING
FARRENKOPF, ROBERT L. ANALOG SIMULATION OF PARTICLE TRAJECTORIES IN FLUID FLOW
FARRINGTON JR, C. C. A VARIATIONAL APPROXIMATION FOR STURM-LIOUVILLE PROBLEMS
FARRINGTON, CARL C. NUMERICAL QUADRATURE OF DISCONTINUOUS FUNCTIONS
FAST, N. A NON-MAGNETIC DRUM MEMORY (GERMAN)
FATEHCHAND, RICHARD MACHINE RECOGNITION OF SPOKEN WORDS
FAULK, RAMON D. A GENERAL-PURPOSE LANGUAGE TRANSLATION PROGRAM FOR THE IBM 6S0 COMPUTER
FAULKNER, I. J. THE APPLICATION OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN INDUSTRIAL CONTROL
FAUQUE, V. G. SYNTHESIS OF VECTOR NETWORKS
FEDAKO, JOHN E. 1410 FORTRAN EDIT FEATURES
FEDOE, G. MAGNETIC FILMS, REVOLUTION IN COMPUTER MEMORIES
FEERST, S. THE EFFECT OF SIMULTANEITY ON SORTING OPERATIONS
FEIGENBAUM, E. THE SIMULATION OF VERBAL LEARNING BEHAVIOR
FEIGENBAUM, E. A. GENERALIZATION OF AN ELEMENTARY PERCEIVING AND MEMORIZING MACHINE
FEIGENBAUM, E. A. SOVIET CYBERNETICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCES 1960
FEIGENBAUM, EDWARD A. FORGETTING IN AN ASSOCIATION MEMORY
FEIGENBAUM, EDWARD A. SOVIET CYBERNETICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCES, 1960
FEIGENBAUM, EDWARD A. THE SIMULATION OF VERBAL LEARNING BEHAVIOR
FEIN, L. COMPUTER-ORIENTED PEACE-RESEARCH
FEIN, l. ORGANIlATION AND RETRIEVAL OF RECOKDS GENERATED IN A LARGE-SCALE ENGINEERING PROJECT
FEIN, L. THE COMPUTER-RELATED SCIENCES (SYNNOETICS) AT A UNIVERSITY IN THE YEAR 1975
FEIN, LOUIS REDUNDANCY, A MISLEADING MISNOMER
FEIN, LOUIS THE PLACE OF SELF-REPAIRING FACILITIES IN COMPUTERS WI TH DEADLINES TO MEET
FEIN, LOUIS THE ROLE OF THE UNIVERSITY IN COMPUTERS, DATA PROCESSING, AND RELATED FIELDS
FEIN, LOUIS THE ROLE OF THE UNIVERSITY IN COMPUTERS, DATA PROCESSING, AND RELATED FIELDS
FEINSTEIN, NEIL H. DESIGN OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES FROM THEIR REGULAR EXPRESSIONS
FEISSEL, H. G. A MAGNETIC DRUM EXTENSION TO THE GAMMA 3 COMPUTER
FELDMAN, J. SIMULATION OF BEHAVIOR IN THE BINARY CHOICE EXPERIMENT
FELDMAN, JULIAN COMPUTER SIMULATION OF COGNITIVE PROCESSES
FELDMAN, JULIAN SIMULATION OF BEHAVIOR IN THE BINARY CHOICE EXPERIMENT
FELDMAN, JULIAN TALL, A LIST PROCESSOR FOR THE PHILCO 2000 COMPUTER
FELIX DOCUMENTARY LANGUAGES, A DESCRIPTIVE MODEL AND FUNDAMENTAL PROBLEMS (FRENCH)
F~LKER, J. H.
PERFORMANCE OF TRADIC TRANSISTOR DIGITAL COMPUTER
FELKER, J. H. THE TRANSISTOR AS A OIGITAL COMPUTER COMPONENT
FELTON, G. E. ASSEMBLY, INTERPRETIVE AND CONVERSION PROGRAMS FOR PEGASUS
FELTON, G. E. THE ORION DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
FELTON, G. E. THE PEGASUS AUTOCODE
FENIMORE, G. E. REAL-TIME DATA PROCESSING FOR CAA AIR-TRAFFIC CONTROL
FENNA, D. A.D.P. SYSTEM DESIGN IN THE AUSTRALIAN POST OFFICE
FERBER, BEN THE USE OF THE CHARACTRON WITH ERA 1103
FERBER, L. W. FLUX RESPONSIVE MAGNETIC HEADS FOR LOW SPEED READ-OUT OF DATA
FERGUSON, DAVID E. FIBONACCIAN SEARCHING
FERGUSON, DAVID E. INPUT-OUTPUT BUFFERING AND FORTRAN
FERGUSON, H. EARL DEBUGGING SYSTEMS AT THE SOURCE LANGUAGE LEVEL
FERNER, ROBERT O. NAVIGATION, GUIDANCE, AND CONTROL OF AEROSPACE VEHICLES
FERRELL, E. B. RELIABILITY AND ITS RELATION TO SUITABILITY AND PREDICTABILITY
FERRELL, ENOCH B. A TERMINAL FOR DATA TRANSMISSION OVER TELEPHONE CIRCUITS
FERRIS, A. G. GROUND OPERATION EQUIPMENT FOR THE ORBITING ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATORY
FESHBACH, HERMAN COMPUTATIONAL PROBLEMS IN NUCLEAR PHYSICS
FEURlEIG, W. COMMENTS ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF RECURSIVE PROCEDURES AND BLOCKS IN ALGOL 60
FEURlEIG, WALLACE DATA-DIAL, TWO-WAY COMMUNICATION WITH COMPUTERS FROM ORDINARY DIAL TELEPHONES
FEURZEIG, WALLACE PUTTING A HEX ON E TO THE X
FIKE, C. T. NOTE ON THE PRACTICAL COMPUTATION OF PROPER VALUES
FIKE, C. T. ORACLE CURVE PLOTTER
FINCH, T. R. TRANSISTOR RESISTOR LOGIC CIRCUITS FOR DIGITAL DATA SYSTEMS
FINCH, TUDOR R. THE FUTURE IN COMMUNICATIONS
FINDLAY, G. K. THE ELLIOTT 803 AUTOCOOE MARK II
FINOLER, N. V. A TENTATIVE COMPARISON BETWEEN ANIMAL AND MACHINE MEMORIES
FINDLER, N. V. PROGRAMMING GAMES AND CRYPTANALYSIS ON DIGITAL COMPUTERS
FINDLER, N. V. SOME REMARKS ON THE GAME 'DAMA' WHICH CAN BE PLAYEO ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
FINELLI, JOHN J. OEVELOPMENT OF EOP UNITS
FINKE, W. W. SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
FINKEL, R. W. THE METHOD OF RESULTANT DESCENTS FOR THE MINIMIZATION OF AN ARBITRARY FUNCTION
FINKELSTEIN, N. A. SMALL DIGITAL COMPUTERS AND AUTOMATIC OPTICAL DESIGN
FIRSCHEIN, O. AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF A CLASS OF PATTERN RECOGNITION SYNTHESIS ALGORITHMS
FIRSCHEIN, O. FEATURE WORD CONSTRUCTION FOR USE WITH PATTERN RECOGNITION ALGORITHMS, AN EXPERIMENTAL STUD
FIRTH, A. W. O. OPTIMIZATION PROBLEMS, SOLUTION BY AN ANALOGUE COMPUTER
FIRTH, F. E. AN EXPERIMENT IN MECHANICAL SEARCHING OF RESEARCH LITERATURE WITH RAMAC
FISCHER JR, GEORGE L. SOME ELEMENTS OF OPTICAL SCANNING
FISCHER, C. M. COMBAT VEHICLE FIRING STABILITY (ACTIVE SUSPENSION)
FISCHER, D. G. A WORD-ORIENTED TRANSISJOR DRIVEN NON-DESTRUCTIVE READ-OUT MEMORY
FISCHER, L. G. A SIMULATOR FOR THE EVALUATION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC SYSTEMS
FISCHER, PATRICK, C. AUTOMATIC PROPAGATED AND ROUND-OFF ERROR ANALYSIS
402

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

ELL -

FI S

EJCCS1 148
EJCCSI
10
FJCC63 21S
EJCCS,} 205
ROME62 449
I EES56 491
ICSIS82 1313
TCJ1581 36
CACM635 240
JACM624 4ij8
PGEC6H
3
IBMJ614 321
CAS 61 132
I BMJ622 158
CACM600 661
WJCC55
86
SOS 59
7
SJCC62 147
SOS 62 5J5
EJCCS7 243
J ACM633 36S
ICS1562 1489
PECS52
16
WCR 514 227
CHBK62
18
PACM62 118
RICS62 349
PGEC624 5H
SJCC62 23S
PACM56
18
PACM61 2A4
EC IPS5 129
AIC 601 193
'ISMr60 409
I EESS6
98
PGECS14 261
CACM636 310
FJCC62 213
PACMS9
42
II JCC61
121
IFIP62 401
PGEC614 1~9
PACM61 2C2
CACM610 !>t.6
CA nl6} 291
FJCC63 631
EJCCS8
59
BIT 614 227
RrCS62
1
EJCCSI III
CACM599
1
WJCC59 119
JACM614 5BS
NCR S64 105
II JCC6 1 133
CABS62 336
CATH63 329
CACM629 464
ROME62 6S3
EJCCS4
46
EJCCSI IDS
ARAP5H 32
AUS 60 C5.4
TCJ1594 192
EJCC51 169
AUS 63 A.9
WJCCS6
34
"lCR 584 779
CACM600 648
JACM601
1
CACM63B 430
CCSf61 417
EJCCS3 113
WJCC56
31
SJCC63 141
HARV49 250
CACM611 65
CACM630 622
CACM619 4U2
JACM593 %0
CACMS90 38
WJCC56
11
LSU S~ IH
ARAP612 17
AUS 63 C.22
AUS 60 B3.3
TCJ3601 40
TCB4601 10
PACM62
9
PACM5'1
71
EJCC54
81
PGEC633 300
J ACM634 458
TCJ4611 68
WJCC58 IbB
OCR 62
15
CACM616 219
WJCC6U
63
NCR 612 D5
PACMS3
3'1
402

FIS - GAL

AUTHOR INDEX

FISCHLER, M. AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF A CLASS OF PATTERN RECOGNITION SYNTHESIS ALGORITHMS
FISHENDEN, R. M. METHOOS BY WHICH RESEARCH WORKERS FIND INFORMATION
FISHER, MICHAEL E. HIGHER ORDER DIFFERENCES IN THE ANALOGUE SOLUTION OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
FISHER, MICHAEL E. PROPOSED METHODS FOR THE ANALOG SOLUTION OF FREDHOLM'S INTEGRAL EQUATION
FITCH, C. J. DEVELOPMENT OF THE ELECTROSTATIC CLUTCH
FITZGERALD, E. L. COMPUTERS WITH REMOTE DATA INPUT
FITZGERALD, R. M. RECENT NUMERICAL EXPERIMENTS COMPARING SUCCESSIVE OVERRELAXATION ITERATIVE METHODS WITH
FITZMAURICE, JOHN A. READING RUSSIAN SCIENTIFIC LITERATURE
FITZPATRICK, G. B. SYNTHESIS OF BINARY RING COUNTERS OF GIVEN PERIODS
FLANNELL, C. F. THE SMALL COMPUTER AND DECENTRALIZED COMPUTING FACILITIES
FLASTERSTEIN, A. H. A NOTE ON A METHOD OF COMPUTING THE GAMMA FUNCTION
FLATT, H. P. PROJECT EVALUATION AND SELECTION
FLECHTNER, D. INPUT AND OUTPUT DEVICES OF THE RCA BIZMAC SYSTEM
FLECHTNER, D. THE RCA 501 HIGH-SPEED PRINTERS, THE STDRY OF A PRODUCT DESIGN
FLECK, ARTHUR C. ISOMORPHISM GROUPS OF AUTOMATA
FLEHINGER, B. J. RELIABILITY IMPROVEMENT THROUGH REDUNDANCY AT VARIOUS SYSTEM LEVELS
FLEHINGER, B. J. TWO-PARAMETER LIFETIME DISTRIBUTIONS FOR RELIABILITY STUDIES OF RENEWAL PROCESSES
FLEMING, GEORGE J. AN ORGANIZATIONAL APPROACH TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN INTEGRATED DATA-PROCESSING PLAN
FLENIKEN, J. W. INTERIM REPORT PRESENTATION DEVELOPMENT OF ELECTRONIC APPLICATIONS
FLETCHER, R. A RAPIDLY CONVERGENT DESCENT METHOD FOR MINIMIZATION
FLETCHER, R. AN APPLICATION OF THE MONTE CARLO METHOD TO THE EVALUATION DF SOME MOLECULAR INTEGRALS
FLING, J. J. GCA BY AUTOMATIC VOICE DATA LINK
FLINN, E. A. A MODIFICATION OF FILON'S METHOD OF NUMERICAL INTEGRATION
FLOOD, J. E. THE TRANSFER-TRACK METHOD OF MAGNETIC-DRUM OPERATION
FLORES, I. A METHOD FOR SYNTHESIZING THE WAVEFORM GENERATED BY A CHARACTER, PRINTED IN MAGNETIC INK, IN P
FLO~ES' I.
OPTIMIZATION OF REFERENCE SIGNALS FOR CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEMS
FLO ES, IVAN ANALYSIS OF INTERNAL COMPUTER SORTING
FLO ES, IVAN COMPUTER TIME FOR ADDRESS CALCULATION SORTING
FLORES, IVAN REFLECTED NUMBER SYSTEMS
FLORIDA, C. D. THE DRTE SOLID STATE DIGITAL COMPUTER
FLDYO, ROBERT W. A DESCRIPTIVE LANGUAGE FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION
FLOYD, ROBERT W. AN ALGORITHM DEFINING ALGOL ASSIGNMENT STATEMENTS
FLOYD, ROBERT W. AN ALGORITHM FOR COOING EFFICIENT ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS
FLOYD, ROBERT W. ON AMBIGUITY IN PHRASE STRUCTURE LANGUAGES
FLOYO, ROBERT W. ON THE NONEXISTENCE OF A PHRASE STRUCTURE GRAMMAR FOR ALGOL 60
FLOYD, ROBERT W. REMARKS ON 'ELIMINATION OF SPECIAL FUNCTIONS FROM DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS'
FLOYD, ROBERT W. SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS AND OPERATOR PRECEDENCE
FLYNN. M. J. VARIABLE FIELD-LENGTH DATA MANIPULATION IN FIXED WORD-LENGTH MEMORY
FOATA, DOMINIQUE C. ON A PROGRAM FOR RAY-CHAUDHURI'S ALGORITHM FOR A MINIMUM COVER OF AN ABSTRACT COMPLEX
FOCHT, L. R. THE CATHOOE-RAY TUBE AS A COMMUTATING DEVICE IN LARGE-CAPACITY, RANDOM-ACCESS STORES
FOGARTY, L. E. ANALOG SIMULATION OF THE RE-ENTRY OF A BALLISTIC MISSILE WARHEAD AND MULTIPLE DECOYS
FOGARTY, L. E. FLIGHT SIMULATION OF ORBITAL AND RE-ENTRY VEHICLES
FOGEL, L. J. ANTICIPATORY DISPLAY DESIGN THROUGH THE USE OF AN ANALOG COMPUTER
FOGEL, L. J. TOWARD INDUCTIVE INFERENCE AUTOMATA
FOGEL, LAWRENCE J. THE HUMAN COMPUTER IN FLIGHT CONTROL
FOLEY, J. P. ON THE IMPLEMENTATION AND USAGE OF A LANGUAGE FOR CONTRACT BRIDGE BIDDING
FORBATH, F. P. COMMUNICATION BETWEEN REMOTELY LOCATED DIGITAL COMPUTERS
FORO, D. THE HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT AND PREDICTED STATE-OF-THE-ART OF THE GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTE
FORD. DONALD F. A STUOY OF METHODS FOR SYSTEMATICALLY ABBREVIATING ENGLISH WORDS AND NAMES
FORGIE, JAMES W. THE LINCOLN TX-2 INPUT-OUTPUT SYSTEM
FORRESTER, J. COINCIDENT-CURRENT MAGNETIC COMPUTER MEMORY DEVELOPMENTS AT M.I.T.
FORRESTER, J. W. CONFERENCE SUMMARY
FORRESTER, J. W. OIGITAL COMPUTERS. PRESENT AND FUTURE TRENDS
FORRESTER, J. W. MANAGERIAL OECISION MAKING
FORRESTER, J. W. NEW FRONTIERS
FORRESTER, J. W. SYMPOSIUM ON THE IMPACT OF COMPUTERS ON SCIENCE ANO SOCIETY
FORRESTER. JAY W. EQUIPMENTAL AIDS TO COMPUTING
FORRESTER, JAY W. HIGH-SPEED ELECTROSTATIC STORAGE
FORRESTER. JAY W. THE DIGITAL COMPUTATION PROGRAM AT MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
FORRINGTON. C. V. D. EXTENSIONS OF THE PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR METHOD FOR THE SOLUTION OF SYSTEMS OF ORDINARY
FORRINGTON. C. V. D. ITERATION OVER MULTI-DIMENSIONAL HYPERCUBES. I, A PROGRESSIVE PROCEDURE
FORRINGTON. C. V. D. NOTE ON THE SOLUTION OF CERTAIN TRI-DIAGONAL SYSTEMS OF LINEAR EQUATIONS
FORSYTHE. G. E. VECTORCARDIOGRAPHIC DIAGNOSIS WITH THE AID OF ALGOL
FORSYTHE, GEORGE E. EOUCATIONAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE COMPUTER REVOLUTION
FORSYTHE, GEORGE E. NUMERICAL METHODS FOR HIGH-SPEED COMPUTERS, A SURVEY
FORSYTHE. GEORGE E. SWAC EXPERIMENTS ON THE USE OF ORTHOGONAL POLYNOMIALS FOR DATA FITTING
FORSYTHE, GEORGE E. THE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM IN NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS, U.C.L
FORTE. W. G. AN ANALOGUE COMPUTER TO SOLVE POLYNOMIAL EQUATIONS WITH REAL COEFFICIENTS
FORTUNE. R. L. AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION OF PRINTED CODE TO IMPULSES ACCEPTABLE TO COMPUTING EQUIPMENT
FOSKETT. O. J. THE CONSTRUCTION OF A FACETED CLASSIFICATION FOR A SPECIAL SUBJECT
FOSKETT. O. J. TRAINING FOR SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION WORK IN GREAT BRITAIN
FOSS. E. O. A 32,OOO-WORO MAGNETIC-CORE MEMORY
FOSS. F. A. THE USE OF A REFLECTED CODE IN DIGITAL CONTROL SYSTEMS
FOSSIER, M. W. A DESK-MODEL ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER
FOSTER, H. W. AIRPLANE LANDING GEAR PERFORMANCE SOLUTIONS WITH AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER
fOSTER, MALCOLM B. A METHOD OF REPRESENTATION, STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL OF 13 RANDOM CODES IN A 4-01GIT NUMB
FOTHERINGHAM. J. A. AN INPUT ROUTINE FOR THE FERRANTI MERCURY COMPUTER
FOTHERINGHAM. JOHN OYNAMIC STORAGE ALLOCATION IN THE ATLAS COMPUTER. INCLUDING AN AUTOMATIC USE OF A BACK
FOULK. CLINTON R. COMPUTER OPERATIONS AT WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE
FOULKES. J. D. A CLASS OF MACHINES WHICH DETERMINE THE STATISTICAL STRUCTURE OF A SEQUENCE OF CHARACTERS
FOUQUET DOCUMENTARY LANGUAGES, A DESCRIPTIVE MODEL AND FUNOAMENTAL PROBLEMS (FRENCH)
FOURNIER. KENNETH P. EVALUATION OF INTEGRALS INVOLVING COMBINATIONS OF BESSEL FUNCTIONS AND CIRCULAR FUNe
FOUST. W. LINGUISTIC AND MACHINE METHOOS FOR COMPILING AND UPDATING THE HARVARO AUTOMATIC DICTIONARY
FOUST. WILLIAM D. A PRELIMINARY STRUCTURAL TRANSFER SYSTEM
FOUST. WILLIAM O. AUTOMATIC ENGLISH INFLECTION
FOWLER. V. J. THEORY AND APPLICATIONS OF SINGLE-SIDEBAND SUPPRESSED-CARRIER OPTICAL MODULATION
FOX. C. J. M. HEAT EXCHANGER DESIGN
FOX, J. C. SIX DEGREE-OF-FREEDOM SIMULATION OF A MANNEO ORBITAL DOCKING SYSTEM
FOX. L. CHEBYSHEV METHODS FOR ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
FOX. L. CHECKING IN AUTOMATIC COMPUTATION
FOX, L. COMPUTING MACHINES FOR TEACHING AND RESEARCH
FOX. L. PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
fOX. L. THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
FOY. R. H. ON-LINE COMPUTER OPTIMIZATION OF A CHEMICAL PROCESS
FRACHTMAN, H. E. AUTOMATIC DATA-RECORDING IN REAL-TIME CONTROL SYSTEMS
FRAOY. W. E. SYSTEM CHARACTERISTICS OF A COMPUTER CONTROLLER FOR USE IN THE PROCESS INDUSTRIES
FRAOY. W. E. THE BIAX. A NEW MULTIPURPOSE COMPUTER ELEMENT
FRAOY, W. E. THE OIGITAC AIRBORNE CONTROL SYSTEM
FRAENKEL, AVIEZRI S. THE USE OF INDEX CALCULUS AND MERSENNE PRIMES FOR THE DESIGN OF A HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL
FRANCIS. J. THE Q~R. TRANSFORMATION, A UNITARY ANALOGUE TO THE L.R. TRANSFORMATION. PART 1
403

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

EVE - FRA
PGEC633
ICSI581
JACM564
JACM584
IBMJ571
EJCC55

300
163
325
357
49
69
P~~1
2A2
OCR 62
61
JACM603 287
30
LSU 57
JACM604 3B7
IBSJ633 200
~CR 564
B8
WJCC59 204
JACM624 "9
IBMJ582 14B
IBMJ591 58
WJCC59 231
LW ~ 206
TCJ6632 163
TCJ6633 277
WCR 5B4 28
JACM602 181
IEES56 528
PGEC5B4. 277
PGEC601 54
JACM611 41
JACM604 389
PGEC562 79
CAN 60 299
JACM614 579
tACM603 170
tACM611 42
CACM620 526
CACM629 483
CACM596 21
JACM633 316
PGEC635 512
tACM61N 504
LCMT61
99
SJCt62 267
PGEC624 555
WCR 584 67
IFIP62 395
PGEC573 195
ROME62 741
EJCC51 194
WJCC60
I
JACM614 53B
WJCC51 1,6
ANL 53 150
95
EJCC55
EJCC51 109
MCF 61
37
5
EJCC58
PGEC563 "2
15
tLUN55
HARV47 125
44
HARV49
TCJ4611 80
TCJ6633 264
TCJ5634 n7
CACM622 liB
AOOC62 166
WJCC59 249
9
JACM581
CLUN55 145
AUS 51 196
WJCC55
29
ICSI582 ~1
ICSI582 1495
IBMJ512 102
PGEC544
1
PGEC544 20
WJCC53
86
tACM623 165
TCJ1583 128
tACM610 435
LSU 56
43
WCR 594 66
ROME62 6~3
JACM5B2 119
ICSI582 951
MTL 611 195
~SMT60
229
DPI 62 104
CAN 62 114
91
SJCC63
TCJ4624 318
RMCS60
14
TCJ4613 212
TCJ6631 69
AOC 53 137
194
C~ ~
PACM56
20
EJCC57
40
PACM59
46
WJCC54
38
JACM611 b7
TCJ4613 265
~3

FRA - GIA

AUTHOR INDEX

FRANCIS, J. G. F. THE QR TRANSFORMATION, PART 2
FRANCIS, J. G. F. THE REDUCTION OF A MATRIX TO CODIAGONAL FORM BY ELIMINATIONS
FRANCK, A. DEPOSITED MAGNETIC FILMS AS LOGIC ELEMENTS
FRANK, OTTO COOPERATION ANO COORDINATION IN ABSTRACTING AND DOCUMENTATION
FRANK, R. M. A HIGH-SPEED SORTING PROCEDURE
FRANK, THURMAN G. A SURVEY OF COMPUTER METHODS FOR SOLVING ELLIPTIC AND PARABOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQ
FRANK, W. L. DODDAC, AN INTEGRATED SYSTEM FOR DATA PROCESSING, INTERROGATION, AND DISPLAY
FRANK, WERNER L. AN ALGORITHM FOR THE DETERMINATION OF THE POLYNOMIAL OF BEST MINIMAX APPROXIMATION TO A
FRANK, WERNER L. AN ALGORITHM FOR THE DETERMINATION OF THE POLYNOMIAL OF BEST MINIMAX APPROXIMATION TO A
FRANK, WERNER L. FINDING ZEROS OF ARBITRARY FUNCTIONS
FRANK, WERNER L. SOLUTION OF LINEAR SYSTEMS BY RICHARDSON'S METHOD
fRANK, WERNER L. THE SOLUTION OF LINEAR SYSTEMS BY RICHAROSON'S METHOD
FRANKE, W. C. PROGRESS IN SIMULATION OF VALVE TRAIN DYNAMICS
FRANKEL, S. INFORMATION-THEORETIC ASPECTS OF CHARACTER READING
FRANKEL, S. P. ON THE MINIMUM LOGICAL COMPLEXITY REQUIRED FOR A GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER
FRANKEL, STANLEY P. A LOGIC DESIGN FOR A MICROWAVE COMPUTER
fRANKEL, STANLEY P. THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF A SIMPLE GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER
FRANKLIN, J. N. ON THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF CHARACTERISTIC EQUATIONS IN FLUTTER ANALYSIS
FRANKLIN, R. W. IMPLEMENTATION OF A COMPILER, GECOM
FRANKOVICH, J. M. A FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION OF THE LINCOLN TX-2 COMPUTER
FRASER, A. G. NEBULA, A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE FOR DATA PROCESSING
FRASER, W. EXPERIENCE OF THE DEFENCE RESEARCH BOARD OF CANADA IN MAIL ORDER COMPUTER SERVICE
FRASER, W. MINIMAX APPROXIMATIONS FOR SQUARE ROOT AND CUBE ROUTINES
FRASER, W. ON THE COMPUTATION OF RATIONAL APPROXIMATIONS TO CONTINUOUS FUNCTIONS
FRASER, W. SOME ELEMENTARY REMARKS ON POLYNOMIAL APPROXIMATIONS
FREDERICK, F. P. A OECISION RULE FOR IMPROVED EFFICIENCY IN SOLVING LINEAR PROGRAMMING PROBLEMS WITH THE
FREDKIN, E. A TIME-SHARING DEBUGGING SYSTEM FOR A SMALL COMPUTER
FREDKIN, EDWARD TRIE MEMORY
FREEBODY, J. W. SOME ENGINEERING FACTORS OF IMPORTANCE IN RELATION TO THE RELIABILITY OF GOVERNMENT A.O.P
FREED, R. N. THE LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE COMPUTER REVOLUTION
FREED, ROY N. LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF COMPUTER USE
FREED, ROY N. SOME LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN THE BANKING BUSINESS
FREEDMAN, A. L. THREE MYTHS OF COMPUTERDDM
FREEDMAN, J. F. ANGLE-OF-INCIDENCE ANISOTROPY IN EVAPORATED NICKEL-IRON FILMS
FREEDMAN, J. F. RESIDUAL STRESS IN SINGLE-CRYSTAL NICKEL FILMS
FREEMAN, D. N. COMPUTER SYNTHESIS OF CHARACTER-RECOGNITION SYSTEMS
FREEMAN, D. N. THE DIAGNOSIS OF ASYNCHRONOUS SEQUENTIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
FREEMAN, H. A TIME-SHARING ANALOG MULTIPLIER
FREEMAN, H. C. COMPUTING PROBLEMS IN X-RAY CRYSTAL STRUCTURE ANALYSIS
FREEMAN, H. C. SILLIAC PROGRAMMES FOR X-RAY CRYSTAL STRUCTURE ANALYSIS
FREEMAN, HARRIS PURCHASE COSTS, A COST-QUANTITY ANALYSIS
FREEMAN, HERBERT ON THE ENCODING OF ARBITRARY GEOMETRIC CONFIGURATIONS
FREEMAN, JAMES ROBERT PULSE RESPONSES OF FERRITE MEMORY CORES
FREI, E. H. A METHOD FOR RESOLVING MULTIPLE RESPONSES IN A PARALLEL SEARCH FILE
FREIBERGER, WALTER F. COMPUTATION OF THE FREQUENCY FUNCTION OF A QUAORATIC FORM IN RANDOM NORMAL VARIABLE
FREIMAN, A. H. TECHNIQUES FOR THE USE OF THE OIGITAL COMPUTER AS AN AID IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF HEART DISEASE
FREIMAN, C. V. ON ITERATIVE FACTORllATION IN NETWORK ANALYSIS BY DIGiTAL COMPUTER
FREIMAN, C. V. STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF CERTAIN BINARY DIVISION ALGORITHMS
FREITAG, H. DIFFRACTION BY A FINITE SINUSOIDAL PHASE GRATING
FRENCH, NORMAN C. COMPUTER-PLANNEO COLLATES
FRENKEL, G. A SIMULATOR FOR THE EVALUATION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC SYSTEMS
FREUOENSTEIN, FERDINAND NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF SYSTEMS OF NONLINEAR EQUATIONS
FRIBERG, J. CONDITIONALLY STABLE DIFFERENCE APPROXIMATIONS FOR THE WAVE-OPERATOR
FRIDSHAL, R. A NON-HEURISTIC PROGRAM FOR PROVING ELEMENTARY LOGICAL THEOREMS
FRIED, D. C. AN IDEAL COMPUTER SUPPORT PROGRAM AND A SPECIFIC I.B.M. SYSTEM
FRIEO, STANLEY A NEW TECHNIQUE FOR THE SOLUTION OF COMPLEX PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
FRIEDBERG, R. M. A LEARNING MACHINE, PART I
FRIEDBERG, R. M. A LEARNING MACHINE, PART II
FRIEDMAN, A. N. SIZE EFFECTS FOR CONDUCTION IN THIN BISMUTH CRYSTALS
FRIEDMAN, JOYCE A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR A SOLVABLE CASE OF THE DECISION PROBLEM
FRIEDMAN, JOYCE A DECISION PROCEDURE FOR COMPUTATIONS OF FINITE AUTOMATA
FRIEOMAN, JOYCE A SEMI-DECISION PROCEDURE FOR THE FUNCTIONAL CALCULUS
FRIEOMAN, M. J. A DIGITAL STORE USING A MAGNETIC CORE MATRIX
FRIEDMANN, NORMAN E. LEAKAGE ERROR IN A SEMI-OISCRETE ANALOG OF THE HEAT EQUATION
FRIEL INK, A. B. VITAL STATISTICS IN EUROPE
FRIEND, EDWARD H. SORTING ON ELECTRONIC COMPUTER SYSTEMS
FRIEND, R. C. LINEAR DISCRIMINATION OPTICAL-ELECTRONIC IMPLEMENTATION TECHNIQUES
FRIETS, J. A PROGRAMMING SYSTEM FOR DETECTION AND DIAGNOSIS OF MACHINE MALFUNCTIONS
FRITZ, W. BARKELEY SELECTED DEFINITIONS
FRITZE, C. W. THE UNIVAC AIRLINES RESERVATIONS SYSTEM, A SPECIAL-PURPOSE APPLICATION OF A GENERAL-PURPOSE
FRIZZELL, CLARENCE E. ENGINEERING DESCRIPTION OF THE IBM TYPE 701 COMPUTER
FROBERG, C. E. ON THE SUM OF INVERSES OF PRIMES AND OF TWIN PRIMES
FROBERG, C. E. RATIONAL CHEBYSHEV APPROXIMAriONS OF ELEMENTARY FUNCTIONS
FROESE, CHARLOTTE AN EVALUATION OF RUNGE-KUTTA TYPE METHODS FOR HIGHER ORDER DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
FROME, JULIUS VARIABLE SCOPE SEARCH SYSTEM VS3
FROMME, T. REPRESENTATION OF THE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF COMPUTERS BY EQUIVALENCE ALGEBRA IGERMANI
FRUCHTER, BENJAMIN FACTOR ANALYSIS
FRUIN, R. E. A CRYOGENIC DATA ADDRESSED MEMORY
FRY, D. B. AN ANALOGUE OF THE SPEECH RECOGNITION PROCESS
FUCHI, K. SYSTEM DESIGN OF THE ETL KM-6 COMPUTER
FULKERSON, O. R. TRACES, TERM RANKS, WIDrHS AND HEIGHTS
FULLER, H. W. METHODS OF UTILIZING THIN MAGNETIC FILM PROPERTIES FOR LARGE-CAPACITY FILES
FULLER, H. W. TECHNIQUES FOR INCREASING STOKAGE DENSITY OF MAGNETIC DRUM SYSTEMS
FULLER, H. W. THE DESIGN AND SYSTEM ASPECTS OF THE HO FILE DRUM
FULLER, HARRISON W. THE NUMEROSCOPE
FULLER, R. H. SOME APPLICATIONS FOR CONTENT-ADDRESSABLE MEMORIES
FULLERTON, H. V. OPERATIONS RESEARCH AND COMPUTERS IN AN INTEGRATED OIL COMPANY
FURNISS, S. G. THE APPROACH TO EOP OF A LARGE USER
FURNIVAL, GEORGE M. APPLICATiON OF AN INTERMEDIATE SIZE COMPUTER TO MULTIPLE REGRESSION TECHNIQUE
FURRY, WENDELL H. THE PLACE OF AUTOMATIC COMPUTING MACHINERY IN THEORETICAL PHYSICS
FUTRELLE, R. P. FORMAT-FREE INPUT IN FORTRAN
FUTRELLE, R. P. SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS BY DIGITAL COMPUTER
GABELMAN, IRVING J. THE SYNTHESIS OF BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS USING A SINGLE THRESHOLD ELEMENT
GADD JR, J. ORTEN DOUBLE REFRACTION OF FLOW AND THE DIMENSIONS OF LARGE ASYMMETRIC MOLECULES
GAFFNEY, F. J. OESIGN TECHNIQUES FOR MULTIPLE INTERCONNECTED ON-LINE DATA PROCESSORS
CAINEN, LEON A SIMULATION MODEL FOR DATA SYSTEM ANALYSIS
GALER, G. S. THE USE OF COMPUTERS FOR ECONOMIC PLANNING IN THE PETROLEUM CHEMICAL INOUSTRY
GALLER, B. A. A GENERALIZATION OF A THEOREM OF CARR ON ERROR BOUNDS FOR RUNGE-KUTTA PROCEDURES
GALLER, B. A. THE INTERNAL ORGANIZATION OF THE MAD TRANSLATOR
GALLER, B. A. THE SOLUTION OF TALL DISTRIBUTION PROBLEMS
404

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

FIS

GAL

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TCJ't612 1<>8
EJCC59
2B
ICSI581 497
CACM601 20
ICC 631
3
EJCC61
17
PACM58
23
JACM593 395
JACM582 IH
JACM603 274
PACM59
6B
PACM56
23
ICIP59 248
PGEC5B4 282
PGEC593 271
PGEC571
5
JACM5Bl 45
AUS 63 C.20
WJCC57 146
TCJ4613 197
CAN 58 370
CAN 62 158
CACM627 401
CAN 60 250
CAeM609 509
SJCC63
~1
CACM609 490
ItMCS60
23
PACM62
'to
CACM62D 607
CACM63D 713
TC86621 27
IBMJ602 163
I8MJ624 449
PGEC6I4 7J5
PGEC624 459
PGEC51tl 11
AUS 63 B.13
AUS 571 120
PACM61 12BI
PGEC612 260
PWCS54
50
PGEC614 118
JACM603 245
EJCC61 .371
EJCC60 241
P IRE611 91
18MJ634 345
CACM635 225
~CR 612 135
J ACM63't 5,0
BIT 612 69
ICIP59 282
UAP634 193
PACM61 13C3
IBMJ581
2
I BMJ593 282
I BMJ602 158
JACM633 348
JACM623 315
JACM631
1
IEES5b 295
PACM56
43
TC86622 65
JACM563 134
DPI 62 145
PGEC631 10
CACM634 152
EJCC58 152
PIRE530 1275
BIT 611 15
BIT 614 256
JACM614 6.37
ICSI582 1111
ECIP55 218
CASS62 238
SJCC62
89
~TP 58
375
IFIP62 6'10
I BMJ605 4,5
LCMr61 11>3
EJeC54
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WJCC58 1'17
HARV47 238
FJCC63 4~5
CAN 58 229
BCS 58 b79
lSU 58 129
HARV49 215
CACM630 60!>
CACM620 515
PGEC625 039
HARV49 219
EJCC51 1(2
EJCC61
79
TCJ2593 145
JACM601 H
CACM611 28
PACM58
69
404

GAL - GLE

AUTHOR INDEX

FRA - GIA

GALLER. BERNARD A. AN ALGORITHM FOR EQUIVALENCE DECLARATIONS
GALLER, BERNARD A. AN ALGORITHM FOR TRANSLATING BOOLEAN EXPRESSIONS
GALLER, BERNARD A. COMPILING MATRIX OPERATIONS
GALLER. BERNARD A. THE METHOD OF REDUCED MATRICES FOR A GENERAL TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM
GALLER, BERNARD A. THE METHOD OF REDUCED MATRICES FOR A GENERAL TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM
GALLI, E. J. THE STENOWRITER, A SYSTEM FOR THE LEXICAL PROCESSING OF STENOTYPY
GAMS. THEODORE C. TRANSISTORIZED MODULAR POWER SUPPLIES FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
GANGE. R. A. A LARGE CAPACITY CRYOELECTRIC MEMORY WITH CAVITY SENSING
GANNET, A. C. COMPUTER-TO-COMPUTER COMMUNICATION AT 2.5 MEGABITS PER SEC
GANO. J. J. THERMISTORS FOR THE GRADUAL APPLICATION OF HEATER VOLTAGE TO THERMIONIC TUBES
GANT, W. T. FLOW OUTLINING, A SUBSTITUTE FOR FLOW CHARTING
GANZHORN, K. AN ANALOGOUS METHOD FOR PATTERN RECOGNITION BY FOLLOWING THE BOUNDARY
GARBER, M. J. ADDRESSING AN ARRAY Y-SUB-I IN K-DIMENSloNS BY FORTRAN FOR ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE
GARDIN. J. C. ON THE CODING OF GEOMETRICAL SHAPES AND OTHER REPRESENTATIONS, WITH REFERENCE TO ARCHAEoLO~
GARDIN, J. C. SOME AUTOMATIC OPERATIONS USING THE GRAMMAR OF SYNToL IN AUTOMATIC DOCUMENTATION (FRENCH)
GARDIN, J. C. SYNTOL (SYNTAGMATIC ORGANIZATION LANGUAGE) (FRENCH)
GARDNER, T. L. RECTIFICATION OF SATELLITE PHOTOGRAPHY BY DIGITAL TECHNIQUES
GARFIELD, EUGENE A UNIFIED INDEX TO SCIENCE
GARFINKEL, DAVID PROGRAMMED METHODS FOR PRINTER GRAPHICAL OUTPUT
GARFINKEL. DAVID SIMULATION AND ANALYSIS OF BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMS, I, REPRESENTATION OF CHEMICAL KINETICS
GARFINKEL, DAVID SIMULATION AND ANALYSIS OF BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMS, III, ANALYSIS ANO PATTERN RECOGNITION
GARNER, HARVEV L. A RING MODEL FOR THE STUDY OF MULTIPLICATION FOR COMPLEMENT CODES
GARNER, HARVEY L. GENERALIZED PARITY CHECKING
GARNER, HARVEY L. ITERATIVE CIRCUIT COMPUTERS
GARNER. HARVEY L. THE RESIDUE NUMBER SYSTEM
GARNER, HARVEY L. THE RESIDUE NUMBER SYSTEM
GARVIN, PAUL L. AUTOMATIC LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS, A HEURISTIC PROBLEM
GARVIN, PAUL L. MODEL TO PROCEDURE
GARVIN, PAUL L. SOME LINGUISTIC ASPECTS OF INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
GARVIN, PAUL L. SYNTACTIC RETRIEVAL
GARWICK, J. V. AN INPUT SYSTEM FOR ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS
GARWICK, J. V. THE ACCURACY OF FLOATING POINT COMPUTERS
GARWICK, J. V. THE PROGRAMMING OF LARGE LOGICAL PROBLEMS
GARWIN. R. L. AN ANALYSIS OF THE OPERATION OF A PERSISTENT-SUPERCURRENT MEMORY CELL
GARWIN, R. L. MEASUREMENT OF MAGNETIC-FIELD ATTENUATION BY THIN SUPERCONDUCTING FILMS
GASKELL, R. E. THE FUTURE DEMAND FOR MATHEMATICIANS IN THE COMPUTING FIELD
GASKILL, R. A. OAS. A DIGITAL ANALOG SIMULATOR
GASS, S. I. PROJECT MERCURY REAL-TIME COMPUTATIONAL AND DATA-FLOW SYSTEM
GASS, SAUL I. RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN LINEAR PROGRAMMING
GASSER. E. B. STATISTICAL CALCULATIONS IN PRODUCT-DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH
GASTINEL, N. SOME NONLINEAR ITERATIVE PROCEDURES FOR SOLVING SYSTEMS OF LINEAR EQUATIONS (FRENCH)
GATHERCOLE. GEORGE EVALUATING ECONOMIC TRENDS
GAUDENZI. NERIO THE EFFICIENCY OF METALLURGICAL ABSTRACTS
GAUSS. E. J. A COMPARISON OF MACHINE ORGANIZATIONS BY THEIR PERFORMANCE OF THE ITERATIVE SOLUTION OF LINE
GAUSS. E. J. LOCATING THE LARGEST WORD IN A FILE USING A MODIFIED MEMORY
GAUTSCHI. WALTER RECURSIVE COMPUTATION OF CERTAIN INTEGRALS
GAVIOLI, O. PALGo, AN ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE AND ITS TRANSLATOR FOR OLIVETTI ELEA 6001
GAVRILOV, MICHAEL A. A SURVEY OF RESEARCH IN THE THEORY OF RELAY NETWORKS IN THE USSR
GAWLIK, H. J. MIRFAC, A COMPILER BASED ON STANDARD MATHEMATICAL NOTATION AND PLAIN ENGLISH
GAZZANo, ·A. UTILISATION OF AN ANALoGUE-TO-DIGITAL LINKAGE SYSTEM IN A BIG SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING CENTRE
GEAR, C. W. OPTIMIZATION OF THE ADDRESS FIELD COMPILATION IN THE ILLIAC 2 ASSEMBLER
GEARING, H. W. A REVIEW OF THE ELECTRONIC COMPUTER EXHIBITION AND THE BUSINESS COMPUTER SYMPOSIUM
GEARING, H. W. AUTOCODES FOR MATHEMATICAL AND STATISTICAL WORK
GEARING, H. W. AUTOMATION AND THE OFFICE, 1
GEARING, H. W. AUTOMATION AND THE OFFICE, 2
GEARING, H. W. ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS AS TOOLS FOR MANAGEMENT IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1956
GEARING, H. W. MATHEMATICS IN BUSINESS
GEARING, H. W. PROBLEMS IN INSTALLING DATA PROCESSING EQUIPMENT IN BUSINESS
GEARING, H. W. STATISTICAL FOUNDATIONS FOR BUSINESS FORECASTS .
GEARING, H. W. SYMPOSIUM ON THE SELECTION AND TRAINING OF PROGRAMMERS I, A BUSINESS USER'S APPROACH
GEARING, H. W. THE USE OF PEGASUS AUToCoDE IN SOME EXPERIMENTAL BUSINESS APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTERS
GEBALLE, T. H. ISOTOPE EFFECTS IN LOW TEMPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTORS
GEHRING JR, A. J. THE PROGRAMMER AND THE DESIGN OF A COMPUTER
GEIGER, R. F. THE RECOMP II DIGITAL COMPUTER
GEISLER, H. J. ELECTRON TUBE AND CRYSTAL DIODE EXPERIENCE IN COMPUTING EQUIPMENT
GEISLER, M. A. THE USE OF MANNED SIMULATION IN THE DESIGN OF AN OPERATIONAL CONTROL SYSTEM
GELERNTER, H. A FORTRAN-COMPILED LIST-PROCESSING LANGUAGE
GELERNTER, H. A FORTRAN-COMPILED LIST-PROCESSING LANGUAGE
GELERNTER, H. EMPIRICAL EXPLORATIONS OF THE GEDMERTY-THEDREM PROVING MACHINE
GELERNTER, H. EMPIRICAL EXPLORATIONS OF THE GEOMETRY THEOREM MACHINE
GELERNTER, H. REALIZATION OF A GEOMETRY THEOREM PROVING MACHINE
GELERNTER, H. REALIZATION OF A GEOMETRY-THEOREM PROVING MACHINE
GELERNTER, H. L. INTELLIGENT BEHAVIOR IN PROBLEM-SOLVING MACHINES
GELERNTER. HERBERT A NOTE ON THE SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER
GELLER, S. B. A GENERAL JUNCTION-TRANSISTOR EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT FOR USE IN LARGE-SIGNAL SWITCHING ANALYSIS
GELLMAN. H. S. PROGRAMMING FOR BUSINESS SYSTEMS
GELMAN, R. CORRECTEO INPUTS, A METHOD FOR IMPROVING HYBRID SIMULATION
GELMAN, R. EXPERIENCE WITH HYBRID COMPUTATION
GENETTA, T. L. AUTOMATIC STORE AND FORWARD MESSAGE SWITCHING SYSTEM
GENNA, J. F. DESIGN OF A ONE-MEGACYCLE ITERATION RATE DDA
GENUYS, F. APPLICATION OF INTEGER LINEAR PROGRAMMING TO A SPLIT PROBLEM (FRENCH)
GEORGE, A. F. S.A.S. AIDS FOR THE JET AGE, DATA TRANSMISSION FOR ELECTRONIC RESERVATIONS
GEORGE. E. E. APPLICATION OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS TO ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEM LOSS STUDIES
GEORGE, E. P. COMPUTATIONS OF NERVE AND HEART CELL ACTIVITY
GEORGE. E. P. THE IONIC THEORY OF HEART ACTIVITY
GERACE, G. B. MICROPROGRAMMED CONTROL FOR COMPUTING SYSTEMS
GERARD, J. M. A HARDWARE REPRESENTATION FOR ALGOL 60 USING CREED TELEPRINTER EQUIPMENT
GERBER, J. INITIAL STUDIES OF THE PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES OF VANADIUM THIN FILMS
GERBERICH, C. L. A FORTRAN-COMPILED LIST-PROCESSING LANGUAGE
GERBERICH. C. L. A FORTRAN-COMPILED LIST-PROCESSING LANGUAGE
GERBERICH, C. L. conES FOR THE CLASSICAL MEMBRANE PROBLEM
GERHARD, F. H. A TRANSISTOR OPERATIONAL D.C. AMPLIFIER
CERLACH, R. K. WIDE-TOLERANCE OPTICAL CHARACTER RECOGNITION FOR EXISTING PRINTING M~CHAN[SMS
GERLOUGH, D. L. ADVANCED COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
GERLOUGH, D. L. CONTROL OF AUTOMOBILE TRAFFIC, A PROBLEM IN REAL-TIME COMPUTATION
GERSON, G. ON MODIFYING THE 1620 ADD TABLE
GHAlALA, M. J. IRREDUNDANT DISJ~CTIVE AND CONJUNCTIVE FORMS OF A BOOLEAN FUNCTION
GHOSH, H. N. TRANSIENT ANALYSIS AND DEVICE CHARACTERIZATION OF ACP CIRCUITS
GIANoLA, U. F.· LARGE-CAPACITY CARD CHANGfABLE PERMANENT MAGNET TWISTOR MEMORY
GIANOLA, U. F. MAGNETIC ANALOGS OF RELAY CONTACT NETWORKS FOR LOGIC
405

COMPUTER LITERATURE

6ISLIOGRA~HY

1946-1963

CACM617 310
JACM622 222
CACM62D 5110
JACM573 308
PACM56
41
PGEC622 187
IIJCC58 203
'.11
FJCC63
IFIP62 347
PGEC581 61
CACM59N 17
ICIP59 238
CACH633 100
ICS1582 889
ROME62 645
IFIP62 219
I8MJ623 290
ICSI581 1061
CACM6211 477
CACH610 ,S9
CACM622 115
PGEC591 25
PGECS83 207
WOC062 156
PGEC592 140
WJCC59 1... 6
''lTL 612 655
NSMT60 367
MIPP61 1310
IISI'IT60 286
BIT 613 177
BIT 612 81
BIT 611 21
I BMJ511t 3010
IBMJ602 107
CLUN55 127
SJCC63
83
EJCC61
H
"IC 612 296
CAS 57
56
1 FIP62
97
CAN 58 377
ICSl5Bl 393
JACM5910 1016
JACM613 1018
JACM611 21
ROME62 H9
HARV571 26
CACM639 545
JFIP62 236
TCJ6610 ... 332
TCB2595 71
TCB56210 1... 9
fC82583 ft3
TCB2584 59
TCJ159 ... 179
TCJ1581 22
TCB4601
3
TCJ1582 !i9
TCJ2593 107
TCJIo611 30
1 BMJ622 2!16
oNR 51
75
SACI58
83
EJCC53
67
IIJCC61
51
PACM59
H
JACM602 87
CATH63 1!>3
IIJCC60 1ft]
ICIP59 213
CATH63 1310
1 BMJ5810 336
PGEC613 1t84
PGEC6110 670
CAN 60 257
FJCC63 267
FJCC62
j6
ilJCC60 365
SJCC62 353
I FlP62 1'15
fCJ6631 14
LSU 51
82
AUS 63 B.I0
lUS 60B'B.l
PGEC636 133
TCJ5634 3j8
ONR 60 121
PACM59
H
JACM602 81
JACM514 411
PACH56
26
OCR 62
93
P IRE611 296
EJCC51
15
ISSJ621 62
IBMJ572 171
I BMJ633 207
LCMT61 177
PGEC601 30
405

GIB - GOR

AUTHOR INDEX

GIBBENS. B. J. A COMMERCIAL USE OF STACKS
GIBBENS. B. J. PROGRESS IN SOME COMMERCIAL SOURCE LANGUAGES
GIBBONS •.A. A PROGRAM FOR THE AUTOMATIC INTEGRATION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS USING THE METHOD OF TAYLOR
GIBBONS. A. A PROGRAM FOR THE AUTOMATIC SOLUTION OF OROINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH TWO POINT BOUNDA
GIBBONS. A. RUNNING PEGASUS AUTOCOOE PROGRAMS ON MERCURY
GIBBS. NORMAN E. PROBLEMS INVOLVED IN MAGNETIC TAPE RECORDING
GIBLIN. JOHN RECURSIVE CURVE FITTING TECHNIQUE
GIBSON. G. F. HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE COSTING
GIBSON. R. P. COMPUTER TRAINING FACILITIES
GIBSON, R. P. MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES ON A COMPUTER
GIBSON, W. B. A MULTIPROCESSING APPROACH TO A LARGE COMPUTER SYSTEM
GIEDD. G. R. ON THE INFLUENCE OF AGGREGATION ON THE MAGNETIC PHASE TRANSITION OF EVAPORATED SUPERCONDUCTI
GIESE, JOHN H. COMPUTERS IN FLUID MECHANICS
GIESECKE. HANS AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL
GIFFORD. WILLIAM E. CLOSED CYCLE HELIUM REFRIGERATION
GIGUERE. W. J. TRANSISTOR PULSE CIRCUITS FOR 160-MC CLOCK RATES
GILBERT. C. P. A FUNCTION GENERATOR USING COLD CATHODE SELECTOR TUBES
GILBERT. C. P. A FUNCTION GENERATOR USING COLD-CATHODE SELECTOR TUBes
GILBERT. E. G. HYBRID COMPUTER SOLUTION OF TIME-OPTIMAL CONTROL PROBLEMS
GILBERT. E. G. TRIGONOMETRIC RESOLUTION IN ANALOG COMPUTERS BY MEANS OF MULTIPLIER ELEMENTS
GILBERT. EDWARD O. THE DESIGN OF POSITION AND VELOCITY SERVOS FOR MULTIPLYING ANO FUNCTION ~ENERATION
GILBERT. ELMER G. LINEAR SYSTEM APPROXIMATION BY OIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER SIMULATION OF ORTHONORMAL APPROXIM
GILBERT, P. THE· UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY ANALOGUE COMPUTER
GILBERTSON. J. BUSINESS FORMS. THEIR IMPACT. CONTROL AND FUNCTION IN DATA PROCESSING
GILCHRIST. B. FAST CARRY LOGIC FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
GILL. ARTHUR ANALYSIS OF NETS BY NUMERICAL METHODS
GILL. ARTHUR CASCADEO FINITE-STATE MACHINES
GILL. ARTHUR CHARACTERIZING EXPERIMENTS FOR FINITE-MEMORY BINARY AUTOMATA
GILL, ARTHUR CORRECTION TO MINIMIZATION OF CONTACT NETWORKS SUBJECT TO RELIABILITY SPECIFICATIONS
GILL, ARTHUR ON A WEIGHT DISTRIBUTION PROBLEM, WITH APPLICATION TO·THE DESIGN OF STOCHASTIC GENERATORS
GILL, ARTHUR SYSTEMATIC SCALING FOR DIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS
GILL, ARTHUR THE OPTIMAL ORGANIZATION OF SERIAL MEMORY TRANSFERS
GILL. o. W. DESIGN AND OPERATION OF A HIGH SPEED INCREASED CAPACITY MAGNETIC DRUM
GILL. S. A BINARY FORM OF HORNER'S METHOD
GILL. S. A TECHNIQUE FOR THE COMPOSITION OF MUSIC IN A COMPUTER
GILL. S. ALGOL CONFERENCE IN PARIS
GILL. S. CONVERSION ROUTINES
GILL. S. CURRENT THEORY AND PRACTICE OF AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
GILL. S. GETTING PROGRAMMES RIGHT
GILL. S. PARALLEL PROGRAMMING
GILL. S. POSSIBILITIES FOR THE PRACTICAL UTILIZATION OF LEARNING PROCESSES
GILL. S. SOME INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS OF ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTERS
GILL. S. THE NEW INTELLECTUALS
GILL, S. THE PHILOSOPHY OF PROGRAMMING
GILL. S. WHAT IS A COMPUTER ANYHOW
GILL. STANLEY THE PLACE OF THE PROGRAMMER
GILLERT. H. SWITCHING-CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES WITH FERRITE TOROIDS (GERMANI
GILLESPIE. R. G. ON THE ANALYSIS OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
GILLIES, D. B. THE EXACT DETERMINATION OF THE CHARACTERISTIC POLYNOMIAL OF A MATRIX
GILLILAND. M. THE SPECTRAL EVALUATION OF ITERATIVE DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER INTEGRATION TECH~IQUES
GILLILAND. M. C. THE ITERATIVE CONTROL SYSTEM FOR THE ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER
GILMAN, R. E. A MATHEMATICAL PROCEDURE FOR MACHINE DIVISION
GILMORE. P. C. A PROGRAM FOR THE PRODUCTION FROM AXIOM, OF PROOFS FOR THEOREMS DERIVABLE WITHIN THE FIRST
GILMORE. P. C. A PROOF METHOD FOR QUANTIFICATION THEORY. ITS JUSTIFICATION AND REALIZATION
GILMORE. P. C. AN ABSTRACT COMPUTER WITH A LISP-LIKE MACHINE LANGUAGE WITHOUT A LABEL OPERATOR
GILMOUR. A. THE APPLICATION OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS TO ELECTRIC TRACTION PROBLEMS
GILMOUR. A. THE DEUCE COMPUTER AS AN AID TO TRACTION DESIGN AND OPERATION
GILMOUR. A. THE SOLUTION OF RAILWAY PROBLEMS ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER, 1
GILMOUR. A. THE SOLUTION OF RAILWAY PROBLEMS ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER. 2
GILSTAO. R. L. POLYPHASE MERGE SORTING. AN ADVANCED TECHNIQUE
GILSTAD, R. L. READ-BACKWARD POLYPHASE SORTING
GINSBERG. O. M. FAR-INFRARED ABSORPTION IN A LEAD-THALLIUM SUPER-CONDUCTING ALLOY
GINSBURG. SEYMOUR A SYNTHESIS TECHNIQUE FOR MINIMAL STATE SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
GINSBURG. SEYMOUR A TECHNIQUE FOR THE REDUCTION OF A GIVEN MACHINE TO A MINIMAL-STATE MACHINE
GINSBURG. SEYMOUR COMPATIBILITY OF STATES IN INPUT-INDEPENDENT MACHINES
GINSBURG, SEYMOUR CONNECTIVE PROPERTIES PRESERVED IN MINIMAL STATE MACHINES
GINSBURG, SEYMOUR EXAMPLES OF ABSTRACT MACHINES
GINSBURG. SEYMOUR ON THE LENGTH OF THE SMALLEST UNIFORM EXPERIMENT WHICH DISTINGUISHES THE TERMINAL STATE
GINSBURG, SEYMOUR ON THE REDUCTION OF SUPERFLUOUS STATES IN A SEQUENTIAL MACHINE
GINSBURG. SEYMOUR OPERATIONS WHICH PRESERVE DEFINABILITY IN LANGUAGES
GINSBURG. SEYMOUR QUOTIENTS OF CONTEXT-FREE LANGUAGES
GINSBURG. SEYMOUR SETS OF TAPES ACCEPTED BY DIFFERENT TYPES OF AUTOMATA
GINSBURG. SEYMOUR SOME RECURSIVELY UNSOLVABLE PROBLEMS IN ALGOL-LIKE LANGUAGES
GINSBURG, SEYMOUR SOME REMARKS ON ABSTRACT MACHINES
GINSBURG. SEYMOUR SYNTHESIS OF MINIMAL-STATE MACHINES
GINSBURG, SEYMOUR TWO FAMILIES OF LANGUAGES RELATED TO ALGOL
GITHENS, J. A. THE TRADIC LEPRECHAUN COMPUTER
GITTLEMAN. J. I. THERMAL AND ELECTRODYNAMIC ASPECTS OF THE SUPERCONDUCTIVE TRANSITION PROCESS
GIULIANO. V. LINGUISTIC AND MACHINE METHODS FOR COMPILING AND UPDATING THE HARVARD AUTOMATIC DICTIONARY
GIULIANO. V. E. ANALYTIC APPROXIMATION AND TRANSLATIONAL INVARIANCE IN CHARACTER RECOGNITION
GIULIANO. V. E. RESEARCH ON AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION AT THE HARVARD COMPUTATION LABORATORY
GIULIANO. V. E. THE TRIAL TRANSLATOR. AN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING SYSTEM FOR EXPERIMENTAL RUSSIAN-ENGLISH MA
GIULIANO, VINCENT THE LOGIC OF AUTOMATIC FORMULA SYNTHESIS
GIVENS, WALLACE THE CHARACTERISTIC VALUE-VECTOR PROBLEM
GLAETTLI. H. H. DIGITAL FLUID LOGIC ELEMENTS
GLAETTLI. H. H. HYDRAULIC AND PNEUMATIC SWITCHING ELEMENTS
GLANTZ. HERBERT T. A NOTE ON MICROPROGRAMMING
GLANTZ. HERBERT T. ON THE RECOGNITION OF INFORMATION WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER
GLANTZ, HERBERT T. ON THE RECOGNITION OF INFORMATION WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER
GLANTZ. HERBERT T. RELIABILITY IN BUSINESS SYSTEMS
GLANTZ, HERBERT T. THE MANAGEMENT APPROACH TO AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING
GLASER. E. L. CASCADED VARIABLE CYCLE CONTROL AS APPLIED TO THE 220 COMPUTER
GLASER, E. M. A LOGARITHMIC VOLTAGE QUANTIZER
GLASER, E. M. A LOGARITHMIC VOLTAGE QUANTIZER
GLASER. ROBERT SOME RESEARCH PROBLEMS IN AUTOMATED INSTRUCTION. INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAMMING AND SUBJECT-MAT
GLASER. ROBERT H. A QUASI-SIMPLEX METHOD FOR DESIGNING SUBOPTIMUM PACKAGES OF ELECTRONIC BUILDING BLOCKS
GLASERSFELD. E. V. HUMAN TRANSLATION AND TRANSLATION BY MACHINE. II
GLASS. BENTLEY HOW SCIENTISTS ACTUALLY LEARN OF WORK IMPORTANT TO THEM
GLEASON. ANDREW M. FINDING THE MAXIMUM OF A CONTINUOUS FUNCTION
GLEIM. R. A. AN ENGINEERING DESCRIPTION OF THE BURROUGHS DISK FILE
406

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

GAL - GLE
ARAP634 183
ARAP623 217
TCJ3602 108
ROME62 685
TCJ3614 232
PECS52
3
CACM58B 10
CAN 60 .126
TCB1644 119
RMCS60
21
IBSJ621 64
IBMJ602 184
AOOC62
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CCST61 472
ONR 60
39
PGEC594 4J2
AUS 60 G8.2
PGEC611 71
SJCC63 IH
PGEC512 86
PGEC593 391
PGEC592 204
AUS 512 217
AUS 60A12.3
PGEC5510 133
JACM603 2~1
PGEC613 31>6
PGEC6010 469
PGEC611 62
JACM631 110
PGEC5"10 1,86
PGEC601 12
IIICR 612 128
TCJ1582 81,
TC.l6632 129
TCJ26010 151
ADC 53
14
TCJ2593 110
ADC H
80
TCJ1581
2
MTP 58 625
AUS 513 305
TCB5612 66
ARAP591 118
T(;B1631
3
EDPS61 519
eCIP55 115
PGEC582 119
ICIP59
62
WJCC61 501
)lCR 621, 86
CACM5910 10
ICIP59 265
IBMJ601 28
CPFS61
11
I EES56
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AUS 60BI0.1
TCJ1581 25
TCJ1582 78
EJCC60 143
CACM635 220
IBMJ621 55
PGEC591 13
PGEC5"3 346
JACM613 400
JACM6010 311
PGlC622 132
JACM5B3 266
JACM592 259
JACMU2 175
JACM6310 461
JACM611 61
JACM631 29
PACM5B
62
PGEC5910 441
JACM623 350
EJCC56
29
ONR 60
15
JCSI582 9!>1
OCR 62 181
I CIP59 163
EJCC58 13B
~SMT60
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JACM513 29B
AlC 631, 169

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JACM572
PACM56
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LSU 57
WJCC58
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PWCS510
PLCI61
CAS 59
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632
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150
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67
100
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406

GLE - GRE

AUTHOR INOEX

GLEISSNER, GENE H. NORC HIGH-SPEED PRINTER
GLEISSNER, GENE H. THE NORC ANO SOME OF ITS APPLICATIONS
GLENNIE, A. E. AN APPLICATION TO BALLISTICS
GLENNIE, A. E. FUTURE TRENDS IN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
GLENNIE, A. E. OPERATING EXPERIE~CE WITH FORTRAN
GLENNIE, A. E. PROGRAMMING FOR HIGH-SPEED OIGITAL CALCULATING MACHINES
GLICK, A. DEAN HIGH-SPEEO OIGITAL-TO-ANALOG CONVERSION BY INTEGRATION OF A VARIABLE-RATE PULSE TRAIN
GLICKAUF, J. S. AN INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS
GLICKAUF, JOSEPH AN INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS
GLICKAUG, J. S. AN INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS
GLICKSTEIN, A. APPLICATION OF OIGITAL SIMULATION TECHNIQUES TO HIGHWAY DESIGN PROBL~MS
GLINSKI, G. S. THEORY AND PRACTICE OF HALL EFFECT MULTIPLIERS
GLINSKI, GEORGE S. COMPUTER EOUCATION IN CANADIAN UNIVERSITIES
GLORE, JOHN B. SORTING NONREDUNOANT FILES-TECHNIQUES USED IN THE FACT COMPILER
GLOVER III, R. E. HIGH-FREQUENCY BEHAVIOR OF VERY THIN SUPERCONOUCTING FILMS AND CHANGES IN CRITICAL TEMP
GLUCK, S. E. THE DESIGN OF LOGICAL OR-AND-OR PYRAMIDS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
GLUESING, EUGENE C. SYMBOLIC LANGUAGE TRANSLATION
GLUKHOV, YU. N. RELIABILITY OF A MATRIX TYPE MAGNETIC STORE WITH LINEAR SELECTION
GLUSS, BRIAN A METHOD FOR OBTAINING SUBOPTIMAL GROUP-TESTING POLICIES USING DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING ANO INFOR
GLUSS, BRIAN FURTHER REMARKS ON LINE SEGMENT CURVE-FITTING USING DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING
GOERTZEL, G. THE METHOD OF SPHERICAL HARMONICS AS APPLIED TO THE ONE-VELOCITY BOLTZMANN EQUATION IN INFI~
GOETZ, J. A. ELECTRON TUBE ANO CRYSTAL OIOOE EXPERIENCE IN COMPUTING EQUIPMENT
GOETZ, MARTIN A. A COMPARISON BETWEEN THE POLYPHASE AND OSCILLATING SORT TECHNIQUES
GOETZ, MARTIN A. DESIGN AND CHARACTERISTICS OF A VARIABLE-LENGTH RECORD SORT USING NEW FIXED LENGTH RECU~
GOETZ, MARTIN A. INTERNAL AND TAPE SORTING USING THE REPLACEMENT-SELECTION TECHNIQUE
GOETZ, MARTIN A. ORGANIZATION AND STRUCTURE OF DATA ON DISK FILE MEMORY SYSTEMS FOR EFFICIENT SORTING A~D
GOFFMAN, W. INEFFICIENCY OF THE USE OF BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS
GOHEEN, H. E. SIMULATION OF A TURING MACHINE ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
GOLAY, MARCEL J. E. THE LOGIC OF BIDIRECTIONAL BINARY COUNTERS
GOLD, B. AUTOCORRElATIONS FOR BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS OF NOISELIKE PERIODIC SEQUENCES
GOLO, R. D. SEMICONDUCTOR PARAMETRIC DIODES IN MICROWAVE COMPUTERS
GOLOBECK, ROBERT A. EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS REGARDING FORM OF RESPONSE, SIZE OF STEP, ANO INDIVIOUAL DIFFERE
GOLOBERG, E. A. AN ANALOG COMPUTER NYQUIST PLOTTER
GOLDBERG, I. BENNETT ALTAC, THE TRANSAC ALGEBRAIC TRANSLATOR
GOLOBERG, J. A MAGNETIC-ORUM SORTING SYSTEM
GOLOBERG, J. A METHOD FOR RESOLVING MULTIPLE RESPONSES IN A PARALLEL SEARCH FILE
GOLOBERG, J. LARGE FILES FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL BASEO ON SIMULTANEOUS INTERRUGATION OF ALL ITEMS
GOLDBERG, JACK A FIXED-PROGRAM DATA PROCESSOR FOR BANKING OPERATIONS
GOLDBERG, R. THE FORTRAN AUTOMATIC COOING SYSTEM
GOLDFINGER, ROY NEW YORK UNIVERSITY COMPILEK SYSTEM
GOLDFINGER, ROY THE IBM TYPE 705 AUTOCODER
GOLOMAN, E. H. A TABLE LOOK-UP MACHINE FOR PROCESSING Of NATURAL LANGUAGES
GOLDMAN, MAX ORGANIZATION AND PROGRAM OF THE BMEWS CHECKOUT DATA PROCESSOR
GOLDMAN, S. FURTHER CONSIDERATION OF CYBERNETIC ASPECTS OF HOMEOSTASIS
GOLOMAN, STANFORD ELEMENTARY OERIVATION Of WAVE SHAPE ANO COHERENCE PROPERTIES OF NATURAL LIGHT USI~G THE
GOLDSMITH, J. A. THE STATE OF THE ART, CAl COMMERCIAL COMPUTERS IN BRITAIN, JUNE 1959
GOLOSTEIN, A. B. A GENERALIZEO BROKERAGE ACCOUNTING SYSTEM (RCA 5011
GOLDSTEIN, ALBERT B. MIDWEST STOCK EXCHANGE CENTRALIZED ACCOUNTING SYSTEM
GOLDSTEIN, ALLEN A. ON THE 'BEST' AND 'LEAST QTH' APPROXIMATION OF AN OVERDETERMINED SYSTEM OF LINEAR EQ~
GOLDSTEIN, ALLEN A. ON THE METHOD OF MINIMUM COR 'BEST'I APPROXIMATION AND THE METHOO Of LEAST NTH POWERS
GOLDSTEIN, M. RECURRENCE TECHNIQUES FOR THE CALCULATION OF BESSEL fUNCTIONS
GOLDSTEIN, MAX COMPUTING AT LOS ALAMOS, GROUP T-l
GOLOSTEIN, MAX SIGNIFICANCE ARITHMETIC ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
GULOSTICK, G. H. APPLICATION OF THE NCR 304 DATA PROCESSOR TO THE SYNTHESIS OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER BUILOI~
GOLDSTICK, G. H. COMPARISON OF SATURATED ANO NONSATURATEO SWITCHING CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES
GULDSTICK, G. H. DESIGN OF COMPUTER CIRCUITS USI~G LINEAR PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES
GOLDSTICK, G. H. DESIGN>OF COMPUTER CIRCUITS USING LINEAR PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES
GOLDSTICK, G. H. DESIGN OF MEMORY SENSE AMPLIFIERS
GOLOSTICK, G. H. ~CR 315 CURRENT MODE DIODE LOGIC BUILOING BLOCKS
GOLDSTINE, H. H. A PROCEOURE FOR THE DIAGONALIZATION OF NORMAL MATRICES
GOLDSTINE, H. H. FOOTNOTE TO 'THE JACOBI METHOO FOR REAL SYMMETRIC MATRICES'
GOLDSTINE, H. H. NUMERICAL PRDCEOURES FOR THE INTEGRATION OF HYPERBOLIC PARTIAL OIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
GOLDSTINE, H. H. SYSTEMATICS OF AUTOMATIC ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS
GOLDSTINE, H. H. THE JACOBI METHOD FOR REAL SYMMETRIC MATRICES
GOLDSTINE, HERMAN H. INTERRELATIONS BETWEEN COMPUTERS AND APPLIEO MATHEMATICS
GOLOSTINE, HERMAN H. NUMERICAL MATHEMATICAL METHODS, I
GOLOSTINE, HERMAN H. NUMERICAL MATHEMATICAL METHODS, II
GOLDSTINE, HERMAN H. NUMERICAL MATHEMATICAL METHODS, III
GOLOSTINE, HERMAN H. NUMERICAL MATHEMATICAL METHODS, V
GOLDSTINE, HERMAN H. SOME REMARKS ON LOGICAL DESIGN AND PROGRAMMING CHECKS
GOLLUB, RAY PHILCO MODEL 212 COMPUTER EFFICIENCY THROUGH SIMULTANEOUS OPERATIONS
GOLOVISTIKOV, P. P. DYNAMIC FLIP-FLOPS AND THEIR USE IN PARALLEL ACTION COMPUTERS
GOLUB, GENE H. BOUNDS FOR THE ROUND-OFF ERRORS IN THE RICHARDSON SECOND ORDER METHOD
GOLUROVSKIS, P. CENTRAL CONTROL OF ONE MILLION PARTS LOCATIONS
GOMORY, R. E. THE TRIM PROBLEM
GONZALEZ, RUDOLFO A MULTILAYER ITERATIVE CIRCUIT COMPUTER
GOOD, I. J. A COMPARISON OF SOME METHOOS OF CALCULATING COVARIANCE FUNCTIONS ON AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
GOOD, I. J. HOW MUCH SCIENCE CAN YOU HAVE AT YOUR FINGERTIPS
GOOOE, H. H. PGEC STUDENT ACTIVITIES AND EDUCATION IN COMPUTERS
GOOOE, H. H. SOVIET COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY, 1959
GOODE, H. H. SOVIET COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY, 1959
GOODE, H. H. SOVIET COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY, 1959
GOOOE, HARRY H. SIMULATION AND OISPLAY OF FOUR INTERRELATED VEHICULAR TRAFFIC INTERSECTIONS
GOODMAN, B. B. THE MAGNETIC BEHAVIOR OF SUPERCONDUCTORS OF NEGATIVE SURFACE ENERGY
GOODMAN, H. P. THE SIMULATION OF THE ORION TIME-SHARING SYSTEM ON SIRIUS
GOOOMAN, N. R. CALCULATING OPEN LOOP TRANSFER FUNCTIONS FROM CLOSEO LOOP MEASUREMENTS
GOODWIN, A. E. ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS ANO THE ONTARIO OEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
GOODWIN, E. T. MATHEMATICAL TABLES
GOODWIN, T. F. SEAL, A LANGUAGE FOR BUSINESS DATA PROCESSING
GOODWIN, T. F. SUMMER SCHOOL ON AOVANCES IN PROGRAMMING AND NON-NUMERICAL ANALYSIS
GORDON, B. A DEVICE TO FACILITATE COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTATION
GORDON, B. B. PHYSICAL SIMULATION OF NUCLEAR REACTOR POWER PLANT SYSTEMS
GORDON, B. M. A HIGH SPEED MAGNETIC-CORE OUTPUT PRINTER
GORDON, B. M. A SHAFT-TO-DIGITAL ENCODER
GORODN, B. M. AN OPERATIONAL-DIGITAL FEEOBACK DIVIDER
GOROON, B. M. SPECIAL-PURPOSE DIGITAL DATA-PROCESSING COMPUTERS
GORDON, BARRY AN OPTIMIZING PROGRAM FOR THE IBM 650
GORDON, BERNARD M. APPLICATION OF OPERATIONAL DIGITAL TECHNIQUES TO INDUSTRIAL CONTROL
GORDON, BERNARD M. OPERATIONAL DIGITAL TECHNIQUES
GOROON, G. A GENERAL PURPOSE SYSTEMS SIMULATOR
407

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

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CACM596
LSU 56
F TT 53
ARAP5'11
TCJ5622
FTT 53
WJCC5 7
L SU 58
LSU 51>
L SU 51
WJCC61
'jCR 612
CAN 58
CACM635
ONR 60
PI RE530
WJCC59
CENG59
J ACM631
CACM628
PACM~'1

25
52
216
8
132
101
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14
239
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L43
23
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153
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288
1~8

1>9
441
~6

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67
CACM635 223
CACM635 264
CACM635 201
CACM635 245
CACM611l ,57
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PGEC571
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PGEC613 383
PGEC593 287
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PLCI61
'iCR 602 41
PACM59
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PGEC614 fl8
LCMf61
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ONR 54
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JPI 62
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CAS 60
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PACM56
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PACM59
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CACM633 111
~CR 594 204
PGEC602 161
PGEC624 518
'ICR 612 U4
P (;EC622 2>~6
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JACM592 176
JACM601 18
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JACM591 59
DIP 62 212
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MSEE461
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CAN 62
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PGEC636 761
rCJ3614 262
18MJ584 282
PGEC552 49
PGEC601 12
C"'CM603 131
ICC 6(1l0 23
PACM5B
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TCB5612 51
JACM563 239
CAN 58 311
ADC 53 155
ROMt:62 585
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407

GOR - GRO

AUTHOR INDEX

GEOFFREY A GENERAL PURPOSE SYSTEMS SIMULATION PROGRAM
GORDON, N. L. A NOTE ON A METHOD OF COMPUTING THE GAMMA FUNCTION
GORDON, R. M. CHECKING FOR LOOPS IN NETWORKS
GORDON, WILLIAM L. DATA PROCESSING TECHNIQUES IN DESIGN AUTOMATION
GORE, WILLIS SYSTEM REDUNDANCY AND INFORMATION THEORY
GOREUX, L. DESCRIPTION OF A COMPUTATION CARRIED OUT FOR FAD (FRENCH)
GORKE, W. REPORT ON A RESEARCH PROGRAMME ON LEARNING MACHINES
GORMAN, O. F. A LOGIC OESIGN TRANSLATOR
GORMAN, T. P. AUTOMATIC COOING FOR THE IBM 701
GORN, S. AN AXIOMATIC APPROACH TO PREFIX LANGUAGES
GORN, S. ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF MICROFLOWCHARTS
GORN, SAUL DETECTION OF GENERATIVE AMBIGUITIES IN CONTEXT-FREE MECHANICAL LANGUAGES
GORN, SAUL MECHANICAL PRAGMATICS, A TIME-MOTION STUDY OF A MINIATURE MECHANICAL LINGUISTIC SYSTEM
GORN, SAUL PLANNING UNIVERSAL SEMI-AUTOMATIC COOING
GORN, SAUL SOME BASIC TERMINOLOGY CONNECTEO WITH MECHANICAL LANGUAGES AND THEIR PROCESSORS
GORN, SAUL SPECIFICATION LANGUAGES FOR MECHANICAL LANGUAGES AND THEIR PROCESSORS, A BAKER'S DOZEN
GORN, SAUL STANDARDIZED PROGRAMMING METHODS AND UNIVERSAL COOING
GORN, SAUL THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF FORMAL MIXEO LANGUAGES
GOROG, E. A NOTE ON EXTENDING CERTAIN COOES TO CORRECT ERROR BURSTS IN LONGER MESSAGES
GDROC, E. SOME NEW CLASSES OF CYCLIC COOES USED FOR BURST-ERROR CORRECTION
GOSOEN, J. A. EQUITABLE DIST~IBUTION
GDSDEN, J. A. ESTIMATING COMPUTER PERFORMANCE
GOSDEN, J. A. GENERALIZED MEASURES OF COMPUTER SYSTEM PERFORMANCE
GOS.DEN, J. A. MARKET RESEARCH APPLICATIONS ON LEO
GDSDEN, J. A. STANDARDIZEO COMPARISONS OF COMPUTER PERFORMANCE
GOSOEN, JOHN A. REPORT OF A VISIT TO DISCUSS COMMON PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA AND POLAND, 1
GOTLIEB, C. C. EQUIPPING A UNIVERSITY COMPUTING LABORATORY
GOTLIEB, C. C. RUNNING A COMPUTER EFFICIENTLY
GOTLIEB, C. C. SOFTWARE PROBLEMS
GOTLIEB, C. C. SORTING ON COMPUTERS
GOTLIEB, C. C. SORTING ON COMPUTERS
GOTLIES, C. C. TEST OF AN INVENTORY CONTROL SYSTEM ON FERUT
GOTLIEB, C. C. THE CONSTRUCTION OF CLASS-TEACHER TIME-TABLES
GOTLIEB, CALVIN C. GENERAL-PURPOSE PROGRAMMING FOR BUSINESS APPLICATIUNS
GOTO, E. APPLICATION OF ERROR-CORRECTING COOES TO MULTI-WAY SWITCHING
GOTO, E. ESAKI OIOOE HIGH-SPEEO LOGICAL CIRCUITS
GOTO, E. SOME THEOREMS USEFUL IN THRESHOLD LOGIC FOR ENUMERATING BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS
GOTO, EIICHI MEMORY SYSTEMS FOR PARAMETRON COMPUTERS
GOTO, EIICHI THE ESAKI DIODE
GOTO, EIICHI THE PARAMETRON
GOTO, MOTINORI THE RELAY COMPUTER ETl MARK II
GOTTERER, MALCOLM H. REAL-TIME COMPUTER-BASEO MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS
GDULO, RODERICK A NOTE ON CONTACT NETWORKS fOR SWITCHING FUNCTIONS OF fOUR VARIABLES
GOULD, RODERICK THE APPLICATION OF GRAPH THEORY TO THE SYNTHESIS Of CONTACT NETWORKS
GOWER, J. C. A NOTE ON AN ITERATIVE METHOD fOR ROOT EXTRACTION
GOWER, J. C. A SPECIALIZED AUTOCDDE FOR THE ANALYSIS OF REPLICATED EXPERIMENTS
GOWER, J. C. AN AVTOCODE FOR TABLE MANIPULATION
GOWER, J. C. THE HANDLING OF MULTIWAY TABLES ON COMPUTERS
GRABBE, E. M. COMPUTER TERMINOLOGY AND SYMBOLS
GRABBE, E. M. THE DIGITAC AIRBORNE CONTROL SYSTEM
GRAD, B. DECISION TABLES IN SYSTEMS DESIGN
GRADO, GILBERT R. A SOLUTION TO THE EULE~ ANGLE TRANSfORMATION EQUATIONS
GRAFf, H. H. THE RECORDING, CHECKING, AND PRINTING OF LOGIC DIAGRAMS
GRAFTON, O. A. THE PHOTOCHROMIC MICROIMAGE MEMORY
GRAHAM, J. W. DATA SORTING WITH DIGITAL COMPUTERS
GRAHAM, J. W. PROCESSING MAGNETIC TAPE fILES WITH VARIABLE BLOCKS
GRAHAM, M. THE DESIGN OF A LARGE ELECTROSTATIC MEMORY
GRAHAM, R. ON GAT AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF TRANSLATORS
GRAHAM, R. E. A COMPUTER SIMULATION CHAIN FOR RESEARCH ON PICTURE COOING
GRAHAM, R. M. THE INTERNAL ORGANIZATION OF THE MAO TRANSLATOR
GRAHAM, ROBERT M. AN ALGORITHM fOR EQUIVALENCE DECLARATIONS
GRAHAM, ROBERT M. AN ALGORITHM FOR TRANSLATING BOOLEAN EXPRESSIONS
GRAHAM, ROBERT M. ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE IAL
GRAHAM, ROBERT M. TRANSLATION BETWEEN ALGEBRAIC COOING LANGUAGES
GRAM, C. GIER, A DANISH COMPUTER OF MEDIUM SIZE
GRANEY, EDWARD P. MAINTENANCE AND ACCEPTANCE TESTS USED ON THE MioAC
GRANHOLM, J. W. ADVANCED COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
GRANT, J. A. NOTE O~ THE INTEGRALS OF PRODUCTS OF ASSOCIATED LEGENDRE fUNCTIONS
GRANT, J. W. PRODUCTION CONTROL SCHEME FOR LETCHWORTH FACTORY
GRA~T, J. W.
THE COMPUTER AS AN AID TO PRODUCTION MANAGEMENI
GRASSELLI, A. THE DESIGN OF PROGRAM-MODIFIABLE MIC~O-PROGRAMMED CONTROL UNITS
GRASSELLI, ANTONIO CONTROL UNITS FOR SEQUENCING COMPLEX ASYNCHRONOUS OPERATIONS
GRAU, A. A. A TRANSLATOR-ORIENTED SYMBOLIC PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
GRAU, A. A. ON A FLOATING-POINT NUMBER REPRESENTATION FOR USE WITH ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGES
GRAU, A. A. ON THE REDUCTION OF NUMBER RANGE IN THE USE OF THE GRAEf FE PROCESS
GRAU, A. A. ON TRANSLATION OF BOOLEAN EXPRESSIONS
GRAU, A. A. RECURSIVE PROCESSES AND ALGOL T~ANSLATION
GRAVES, R. L. INTOP, AN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS GAME
GRAY JR, H. J. A DIODE MULTIPLEXER fOR ANALOG VOLTAGES
GRAY JR, H. J. AN ANALOG-To-DIGITAL CONVERTER FOR SERIAL COMPUTING MACHINES
GRAY JR, H. J. OUTLINE FOR A MULTI-LIST ORGANIZED SYSTEM
GRAY JR, H. J. PROPAGATION OF TRUNCATION ERRORS IN THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION Of ORDINARY DIFfERENTIAL EQUATI
GRAY JR, H. J. SYSTEM ORGANIZATION OF A MULTIPLE-COCKPIT DIGITAL OPERATIONAL fLIGHT TRAINER
GRAY JR, H. J. THE DESIGN OF LOGICAL OR-AND-OR PYRAMIDS fOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
GRAY JR, HARRY J. I~VESTIGATIONS OF MAGNETIC AMPLIfIERS WITH fEEDBACK
GRAY, O. A. DATA TRANSMISSION fOR AUTOMATIC COMPUTATION AND CONTROL PART I, GENE~AL CONSIDERATIONS
GRAY, H. J. DESIGN CRITERIA FOR AUTOSYNCHRONOUS CIRCUITS
GRAY, H. J. DIGITAL COMPUTER SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS IN REAL TIME
GRAY, H. J. THE MULTI-LIST SYSTEM FOR REAL-TIME STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL
GRAY, H. L. NORMALIZED fLOATING-POINT ARITHMETIC WITH AN INDEX Of SIGNIFICANCE
GRAY, MARION C. BESSEL FUNCTIONS OF INTEGRAL ORDER AND COMPLEX ARGUMENT
GRAY, MYRA DESIGN OF A MULTI PROGRAMMED ALGEBRAIC COMPILER
GRAY, R. l. AN ELECTRICALLY ALTERABLE NONDESTRUCTIVE TWISTDR MEMORY
GRAY, WALTER RAYOAC INPUT-OUTPUT SYSTEMS
GREA, RENE SOME ASPECTS Of SWITCHING ALGEARA
GREANIAS, E. C. CONSIOERATIONS I~ THE DESIGN OF CHARACTER RECOGNITION DEVICES
GREANIAS, E. C. DESIGN Of LOGIC FOR RECDCNITION OF PRINTED CHARACTERS AY SIMULATION
GREANIAS, E. C. SOM~ IMPORTANT FACTORS IN THE PRACTICAL UTILIZATION OF OPTICAL CHARACTER READERS
CREANIAS, E. C. THE DESIGN OF A LOGIC FOR THE RECOGNITION OF PRINTED CHARACTERS BY SIMULATION
GREANIAS, E. C. THE RECOGNITION OF HANDWRITlEN NUME~AlS BY CONTOUR ANALYSIS
GO~OON,

408

COMPUTtR LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

GLE - GRE
EJCC61
87
JACM604 387
CACM637 384
EJCC60 205
RTCS62 294
ICC 582 18
ICC 6115 28
FJCC62 251
JACM554 253
ROME62
1
CACM590 27
JACM632 196
CACM62D 576
ilNR 54
14
CACM618 336
CACM61D 532
JACM573 254
PACM59
25
I BMJ632 151
I BMJ632 102
9
SJCC63
TCJ5634 2.76
PACM62 .120
TCJ3603 142
IfIP62
57
CACM63N 660
CLUN55 171
JACM543 124
CAN 62 198
ADOC62
(,8
CACM635 194
JACM572 121
IFIP62
13
AIC 601
1
ICIP59 396
PGEC601 25
If IP62 747
DIP 62 610
DIP 62 (,30
DIP 62 595
DIP 62 580
AUS 63 A.19
PGEC5B3 196
HARV571 244
TCJL5B3 142
TCJ5634 313
ROME62 (,13
TCJ4624 280
HACC59
1
IIJCC54
38
PACM62
16
PGEC603 362
EJCC58 108
LCMT61 385
CAN 60 211
CACM61D 555
PGEC594 419
CACM597 24
WCR 584 41
CACM611 28
CACM617310
JACM622 222
PACM59
14
PACM5B
29
PGEC636 629
JACM552 95
P IRE611 296
TCJ6644 3~6
EDPS61
35
BCS 58
(,9
PGfC623 336
PGEC624 483
JACM('24 480
CACM('23 160
JACM634 B8
CACM627 384
CACM('l1 10
PACM61 lOBI
PGEC552 64
PIRE530 14(,2
PACM59
41
JACM551
5
PGEC593 316
P IRE530 1388
PGEC583 213
AUS 63 (;.4
EJCC5!l
~4
WJCC5R
87
IF IP('2 273
E JCC59 244
CACM614 11>9
PACM61 2Bl
PGECI>04 4!>1
E JCC5Z
10
HARV572 281
~CR 514 119
18MJ571
a
()CR 62 129
IEES56 45(,
18MJ631 14
408

GRE - HAM

AUTHOR INDEX

GREATOREX. O. S. COMMERCIAL TRANSLATOR
GREBE. K. R. NEW FERRITE CORE ARRAYS FOR LARGE-CAPACITY STORAGE
GREEN JR. BERT F. BASEBALL. AN AUTOMATIC QUESTION ANSWERER
GREEN JR. BERT F. BASEBALL. AN AUTOMATIC QUESTION-ANSWERER
GREEN JR. BERT F. COMPUTER LANGUAGES FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION
GPEEN JR. BERT F. EMPIRICAL TESTS OF AN ADDITIVE RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR
GREEN. 8. K. CHEMICAL SWITCHES
GREEN. C. APACHE. A BREAKTHROUGH IN ANALOG COMPUTING
GREEN. C. UTILISATION OF AN ANALDGUE-TO-DIGITAL LINKAGE SYSTEM IN A BIG SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING CENTRE
GREEN. O. M. STATISTICAL RECOGNITION FUNCTIONS AND THE DESIGN OF PATTERN RECOGNIZERS
GREEN. J. REPORT ON THE ·ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL bO
GREEN. J. REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL bO
GREEN. J. REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL bO
GREEN, J. REVISED RFPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL bO
GREEN. J. REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL bO
GREEN. JULIEN POSSIBLE MOOIFICATIONS TO THE INTERNATIONAL ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE
GREEN. JULIEN REMARKS ON ALGOL AND SYMBOL MANIPULATION
GREEN. JULIEN SYMBOL MANIPULATION IN XTRAN
GREEN. M. W. LARGE FILES FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL BASED ON SIMULTANEOUS INTERROGATION OF ALL ITEMS
GREEN. R. A VERSATILE MAN-MACHINE COMMUNICATION CONSOLE
GREEN. W. K. PROJECT MERCURY REAL-TIME COMPUTATIONAL AND DATA-FLOW SYSTEM
GREENBERG. H. J. FOURIER ANALYSIS OF THE MOTION OF A HYORAULICALLY CONTROLLED PISTON
GREENBERG. H. J. THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF EXTENDED INITiAL VALUE PROBLEMS
GREENBERGER. MARTIN NOTES ON A NEW PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR
GREENBERGER, MARTIN RANDOM NUMBER GENERATORS
GREENBLOTT. B. J. DEVELOPMENT OF THE PERMISSIVE-MAKE RELAY
GREENE. A. J. DATA PROCESSING SERVICE BUREAUX AS AN AID TO MANAGEMENT
GREENE. G. B. THE MARCHANT COMPUTER SYSTEM
GREENE. GEORGE B. THE MINIAC
GREENE. I. GUIDES TO TEACHING COBOL
GREENE. P. H. A SUGGESTED MODEL FOR INFORMATION REPRESENTATION IN A COMPUTER THAT PERCEIVES. LEARNS. AND
GREENE, P. H. NETWORKS WHICH REALIZE A MODEL FOR INFORMATION REPRESENTATION
GREENE. PETER H. AN APPROACH TO COMPUTERS THAT PERCEIVE. LEARN. AND REASON
GREENE. PETER H. ON THE REPRESENTATION OF INFORMATION BY NEURAL NET MODELS
GREENE. T. G. MAGNETIZATION OF UNIAXIAL CYLINDRICAL THIN FILMS
GREENFIELD. MARTIN N. FACT SEGMENTATION
GREENSMITH. D. A. A CASE STUDY IN THE APPLICATION OF AN EMIDEC ELECTRONIC DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM
GREENSMITH. D. S. A CASE STUDY IN COMMERCIAL ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
GREENSPAN. D. ON THE APPROXIMATE SOLUTION OF DELTA U = FlU)
GREENSTADT. J. ON THE REDUCTION OF CONTINUOUS PROBLEMS TO DISCRETE FORM
GREENSTADT. J. L. THE IBM 709 COMPUTER
GREENSTEIN. JEROME L. ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS. SPECIAL COMPONENTS AND TECHNIQUES
GREENWALD. I. D. CONCLUSIONS AFTER USING THE PACT IADVANCEO COOING TECHNIQUE
GREENWALD. IRWIN PROGRAMMING AND MODIFICATION IN THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM
GREENWALD. IRWIN D. A TECHNIQUE FOR HANOLING MACRO INSTRUCTIONS
GREENWALD. IRWIN D. THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM. PROGRAMMING AND MODIFICATION
GREENWALD. SIDNEY SEAC
GREENWALD. SIDNEY SEAC INPUT-OUTPUT SYSTEM
GREENWOOD. OONALD T. A COMPARISON OF HIGHER-ORDER DIFFERENCE METHODS IN THE SOLUTION OF BEAM-VIBRATION PR
GREENWOOD. DONALD T. NETWORK-TYPE OIRECT-ANALOGY COMPUTERS AND FIELD-PROBLEM ANALOGIES
GREENWOOD. DONALD T. THE REPRESENTATION OF CONSTRAINTS BY MEANS OF AN ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER
G~EGG. C. R.
PERSONNEL REQUIREME~TS IN GOVERNMENT AGENCIES IN MACHINE COMPUTATION
GREGORY. J. THE SOLOMON COMPUTER
GREGORV. R. H. DATA PROCESSING AND INFORMATION HANOLING
GREGORY. R. H. DOCUMENT PROCESSING
GREGO~Y. R. H.
ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS AS TOOLS FOR MANAGEMENT IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 195b
GREGORY. R. L. MOOELS AND THE LOCALIZATION OF FUNCTION IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
GREIG. JOHN THE CIRCLE COMPUTER
GREKO. BERTIL COMPUTER ANALYSIS OF MEDICAL HISTORY AS AN AID TO DIAGNOSIS
GRELL. N. F. DIFFERENCES IN INTERNATIONAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF INFORMATION SERVICES
GREMS. M. DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES IMPROVE RELIABILITY
GREMS. MANDALAY A CARD FORMAT FOR REFERENCE FILES IN INFORMATION PROCESSING
GREMS, MANDALAY A SURVEY OF LANGUAGES AND SYSTEMS FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
GREMS. MANDALAY A TRULY AUTOMATIC COMPUTING SYSTEM
GREMS, MANDALAY ABBREVIATING WORDS SYSTEMATICALLY
GREMS. MANDALAY GLOSSARY CONSTRUCTION
GREMS. MANDALAY TERMS FREQUENTLY COMBINED IN PROBLEM DESCRIPTION
GRENIEWSKI. M. EXTERNAL LANGUAGE KLIPA FOR DIGITAL COMPUTER URAL-2
GRENIEWSKI. MAREK THE EXTERNAL LANGUAGE KLIPA FOR THE URAL-2 DIGITAL COMPUTER
GRENOT. J. THE PROCESSING OF P.Z.T. OBSERVATIONS BY A SMALL ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
GRESSETT. G. L. AN EXPERIMENT IN AUTOMATIC VERIFICATION OF P~OGRAMS
GREY. L. OPTIMIZATION OF REFERENCE SIGNALS FOR CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEMS
GRIESER. NORMAN PRODUCTION CONTROL WITH THE ELECOM 125
GRIESMER. J. H. A SOUND FOR ERROR-CORRECTING CODES
G~IESMER. JAMES H.
THE DESIGN OF DIGITAL CIRCUITS TO ELIMINATE CATASTROPHIC FAILURES
GRIFFIN JR. J. S. A DISCRETE QUEUEING PROBLEM WITH VARIABLE SERVICe TIMES
GRIFFIN JR. J. S. A PATTERN IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM USING LINEAR OECISION FUNCTIONS
GRIFFIN. EUGENE AN OPTICAL CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEM USING A VIDICON SCANNER
GRIFFITH. G. M. AUTOMATIC ERROR RECOVERY IN THE NIKE-ZEUS GUIDANCE COMPUTFR
GRIFFITH. J. E. AN INTRINSICALLY ADDRESSED PROCESSING SYSTEM
GRIFFITHS. G. B. SYMPOSIUM ON EXPERIENCES WITH THE USE OF MAGNETIC TAPE 1. MAGNETIC TAPES ON A FERRANTI P
GRIFFITHS, L. EXPERIENCES OF USING A DIGITAL COMPUTER IN INOUSTRY, 1
GRIFFITHS. L. EXPERIENCES OF USING A DIGITAL COMPUTER IN INDUSTRY. 2
GRIFFITHS. P. T. A. COMPUTER SOLUTIONS OF PROBLEMS INVOLVING TRANSIENTS IN HYDRO-ELECTRIC OEVELOPME~TS
GRIMMOND, R. AN ANALYSIS OF REAL AND SIMULAfED STATISTICS FOR SYSTEM DESIGN PURPOSES
GRIM~DALE. R. L.
A TRANSISTOR DIGITAL COMPUTER WITH A MAGNETIC-DRUM STORE
GRIMSOALE. R. L. CHARACTER RECOGNITION BY DIGITAL COMPUTER USING A SPECIAL FLYING-SPOT SCANNER
GRIMSDALE. R. L. CIRCUIT ELEMENTS AND COMPUTER UNITS
GRIMSDALE. R. L. DIAGNOSTIC PROGRAMMES
GRIMSDALE. R. L. EXPERIMENTS IN MACHINE LEARNING AND THINKING
GRIMSDALE, R. L. STORAGE
GRINICH, V. H. P-N-PI-N TRIODE SWITCHING APPLICATIONS
GRISAMORE, N. T. HIGH-SPEED FLIP-FLOPS FOR THE MILLIMICROSECOND REGION
GRISAMORE, N. T. PULSE GENERATOR AND HIGH-SPEED MEMORY CIRCUIT
GRISAMORE. N. T. TWO APPROACHES TO INCORPORATING REDUNDANCY INTO LOGICAL DESIGN
GROEN, G. J. AN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEM FOR REFERENCES A~D ABSTRACTS IN THE COMPUTER SCIENCES
GRONDIN. G. F. COMMUNICATION BETWEEN REMOTELY LOCAIED [lIGITAL COMPUTERS
GROOM. R. G. AN ENGINEERING DESCRIPTION OF THE BURROUGHS DISK FILE
GROSCH, H. R. J. STANDARDIZATION OF COMPUTER INTERCOMMUNICATION
GROSCH. H. R. J. THE COMPUTER LABORATORY IN INDUSTRY
409

COMPUTlR LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 194b-1963

GOR - GRO
AUS 60A12.1
LCMTb1 313
CATHb3 207
WJCC61 219
PGECb14 729
JACM594 ':>27
HARV572 316
PGECb25 699
IFIPb2 23b
PGECb04 472
CACMb05 299
UAPb12 3!>1
ARAPb34 217
TCJ5634 349
CACMb31
1
CACM592
6
CACM599 25
CACMb04 213
LCMTbl
63
EJCC61 Ibb
EJCCbl
33
I BMJb04 318
PACMb1 2Al
JACMb12 163
PACM59
1
I BMJ573 1\18
AUS bO A5.1
EJCC54
42
ONR 52
37
CACMb25 272
WJCCbO 1~1
SOS bl 485
WJCC59 IHI
SOS b2 551
I SMJb32 130
S JCCb2 307
BCS 56 465
TCB2581 12
CACMb39 ,64
IBMJ594 355
NEWC57
'l2
CHBKb2
6
JACM564 309
PACM56
Ib
CACM59N 21
JACM5n 128
PIRE530 1300
EJCC52
H
PGECbll
9
CHBKb2
9
PGEC563 Ul
C TPC54
9
PGECb36 774
EJCC!>8
65
EJCC55
':>6
TCJ1594 119
MTP 58 6b9
ONR 52
18
81T 621
9
ICSI582 1435
~JCC51

172

CACMb12 ~O
CACM621 43
WJCC56
10
CACMb05 323
CACMb32 64
CACM6H 31
PACM62
26
CACM63b 321
AUS 60 67.1
CACM630 610
PGEC601 ~4
WJCC54 163
II:IMJb05 !>32
RTCS62 Jl6
IBMJb24 407
IBSJ633 246
OCR bl
13
PACM62
32
II:ISJb33 182
TCJ2593 118
rCB157L
6
TCB1572 30
AUS 60B'l.3
TCJ!>622 94
HES56 3'J0
TCJ4612 129
AAUC60 163
ADC 53 246
ICIP5'1 )()3
AADC60 215
PG[C592 108
PGEC563 121
PGEC564 213
RTCSb2 3'19
CAN 62 1.>6
EJCC51 1')4
F JCC63 341
E JCC55
67
C lUN55
81
409

~
GRO - HAR

AUTHOR INDEX

GRE - HAM

CACM63N 690
GROSS. LEONARD D. CODING CLINICAL LABORATORY DATA fOR AUTOMATIC STORAGE ANO RETRIEVAL
I BMJ593 237
GROSS. W. A. A GAS FILM LUBRICATION STUDY PART I. SOME THEORETICAL ANALYSES Of SLIDER BEARINGS
NCR 514 175
GROSSWALO. E. SYSTEMATIC TRACING OF DISCREPANCIES IN ANALOG COMPUTERS
rCB4603 71
GROVER. J. G. REFLECTIONS ON THE lOP MISSION TO USA
LSU 56 144
GROVES. LESLIE R. A MANAGEMENT EYE VIEW OF THE COMPUTER
CACM629 486
GRUENBERGER. F. J. A ONE-DAY LOOK AT COMPUTING
CACM602 72
GRUENBERGER. FRED A TERMINOLOGY PROPOSAL
CACM606 360
GRUENBERGER. FRED A TURNING POINT IN THE COMPUTER INDUSTRY
IIJCC56
71
GRUENBERGER. FRED USING A VARIABLE-WORD-LENGTH COMPUTER FOR SCIENTIFIC CALCULATION
CACM583
3
GRUMETTE. MURRAY IBM 104 COOE-NUNDRUMS
CACM591 33
GSCHWIND. HANS W. A REAL TIME DATA ASSIMILATOR
ElEC61 139
GSCHWIND. HANS W. DIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS
WJCC60 365
GUERBER. H. P. AUTOMATIC STORE ANO FORWARD MESSAGE SWITCHING SYSTEM
EJCC61 264
GUERBER. H. P. FOUR ADVANCED COMPUTERS. KEY TO AIR FORCE DIGITAL DATA COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM
IFIP62 141
GUERRI. L. NUMERICAL CALCULATION OF SHOCK WAVES
SOS 62
79
GUETZKOW. HAROLD INTER-NATION SIMULATION. AN EXAMPLE OF A SELF-ORGANIZING SYSTEM
P GEC622 164
GUFFIN. RONALD M. A COMPUTER FOR SOLVING LINEAR SIMULTANEOUS EQUATIONS USING THE RESIDUE ~UMBER SYSTEM
CATH63 3'15
GULLAHORN. JEANNE E. A COMPUTER MODEL OF ELEMENTARY SOCIAL BEHAVIOR
CATH63 375
GULLAHORN. JOHN T. A COMPUTER MODEL OF ELEMENTARY SOCIAL BEHAVIOR
IFIP62 6H
GUMIN. H. A VERY SMALL ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER WITH STOREO PROGRAM CONTROL
lFIP62
29
GUMIN. H. OIGITAL COMPUTERS. MATHEMATICAL LOGIC AND PRINCIPAL LIMITATIONS OF COMPUTABILITY
EJCC58 1!>7
GUMIN. H. W. THE SIEMENS DIGITAL COMPUTER 2002
WJCC56
75
GUNDERSON. R. C. COMPUTER DESIGN TO FACILITATE LINEAR PROGRAMMING
ROME62 711
GUNN. J. H. PROBLEMS IN PROGRAM INTERCHANGEABILITY
JACH624 450
GUNN. JAMES E. ALTERNATING OIRECTION METHODS FOR PARABOLIC SYSTEMS IN M SPACE VARIABLES
'-ICR 574 136
GUNNING. W. F. COMPUTERS IN THE PROCESS INDUSTRY
PGEC582 129
GUNNING. WILLIAM F. COMPUTERS IN PROCESS INDUSTRY CONTROL
: HBK62
16
GUNNING. WILLIAM F. DIGITAL-COMPUTER-SYSTEM DESIGN
I BMJ574 349
GUNTHER-MOHR. G. R. A RADIANT-ENERGY HEATER USING AN ELLIPSOIOAL REFLECTOR
I
BMJ51l
84
GUNTHER-MOHR. G. R. SIMPLE CONSTANT-TEMPERATURE OVEN AND CONTROL SYSTEM
SOS 62 313
GUNTHER. GOTTHARD CYBERNETIC ONTOLOGY AND TRANSJUNCTIONAL OPERATIONS
PACM62
68
GUREL. O. PHASE PLANE STUDIES BY USE OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
EJCC54
58
GURK. H. M. NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
JACM61Z 260
GURK. HERBERT M. THE DESIGN AND SIMULATION OF AN INFORMATION PROCESSING SYSTEM
CACM604 241
GURZI. FREO A HIGH-SPEED MULTIPLICATION PROCESS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
GUSEMAN JR. L. F. A FINITE SEQUENTIALLY COMPACT PROCESS FOR THE AOJOINTS OF MATRICES OVER ARBITRARY INTEG CACM628 447
GUTENMAKHER. L. I. THE PROSPECTS FOR THE UTILIZATION OF INFORMATIONAL-LOGICAL MACHINES IN CHEMISTRY (USSR JACM612 240
'ICR 544 124
GUTERMAN. S. CIRCUITS TO PERFORM LOGICAL AND CONTROL FUNCTIONS WITH MAGNETIC CORES
'ICR 544 116
GUTERMAN. S. MAGNETIC CORE SELECTION SYSTEMS
IICR 554 84
GUTERMAN. S. S. TECHNIQUES
IEES56 211
GUTTRIDGE. E. J. THE PROGRAMME-CONTROLLED COMPUTER
LCMT61 313
GUTWIN. O. A. NEW FERRITE CORE ARRAYS FOR LARGE-CAPACITY STORAGE
IBMJ634 278
GUTZWILLER. M. C. NONLINEAR WAVE PROPAGATION IN A TRANSMISSION LINE LOADED WITH THIN PERMALLOY FILMS
'ICR 584 211
GUZMANN. O. DIGITAL MOON-RADAR ANTENNA PROGRAMMER WITH ANALOG RATE SIGNAL INTEGRATOR
IBMJ571 62
HAANSTRA. J. W. ORGANIZATION OF THE IBM 305
EJCC56 139
HAANSTRA. J. W. THE RAMAC DATA-PROCESSING MACHINE
P IRE530 1483
HAAS. O. l. AN INPUT-OUTPUT UNIT FOR ANALOG COMPUTERS
PGEC592 108
HAAS. I. P-N-PI-N TRIODE SWITCHING APPLICATIONS
CAS 56 104
HABERMANN JR. R. THE IBM 650 APPLIED TO PROBLEMS OF THE ELECTRICAL INDUSTRY
SJCC63 141
HABIB. E. J. GROUND OPERATION EQUIPMENT FOR THE ORBITING ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATORY
IFlP62 180
HABR. J. THE USE OF APPROXIMATION METHODS IN LINEAR PROGRAMMING
AUS 60 A4.2
HADLEY. R. M. A COMPLETELY INTEGRATED ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
.US 63 A.18
HADLEY. R. M. OATA TRANSMISSION. COMMUNICATION TO CENTRALISED PROCESSING SYSTEMS
AUS 60014.2
HADLEY. R. M. NCR EQUIPMENT OFFERING IN AUSTRALIA
CAS 58
78
HAERTLE. R. A. SCIE~TIFIC USES OF A MEDIUM-SCALE COMPUTER WITH EXTENSIVE ACCESSORY FEATURES
PGEC561
I
HAGELBARGER. O. W. SEER. A SEQUE~CE EXTRAPOLATING ROBOT
I FlP62 684
HAGIWARA. H. THE KT PILOT COMPUTER. A MICRO-PROGRAMMED COMPUTER WITH A PHOTOTRANSISTOR FIXED MEMORY
.
SACI58
5
HAGOPIAN. R. H. CHARACTER REAOER FOR BANK DATA PROCESSOR
EJCC58 181
HAGOPIAN, R. H. THE GE-IOO DATA PROCESSOR SYSTEM
~JCC57
188
HAIBT. L. M. THE FORTRAN AUTOMATIC COOING SYSTEM
WJCC59 1.>1
HAIBT. LOIS M. A PROGRAM TO DRAW MULTILEVEL FLOW CHARTS
IBMJ621 119
HAKE. R. R. HIGH-FIELD SUPERCONDUCTIVITY IN SOME BCC TI-MO AND NB-ZR ALLOYS
I EES56 278
HAKIM. Y. EL IMP. AN AUXILIARY DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR COMPLEX NUMBERS
ICSI5B1 91
HALBERT. MICHAEL H. AN OPERATIONS RESEARCH STUDY OF THE DISSEMINATION OF SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION
FJCC63 425
HALBERT. P. W. HYBRID SIMULATION OF AN AIRCRAFT ADAPTIVE CONTROL SYSTEM
LSU 58 It.!>
HALE. JOHN E. S. THE BURROUGHS 220
.US 63 C.l
HALEY. A. C. D. THE KOF9 COMPUTER SYSTEM
FJCC62 108
HALEY, A. C. D. THE KDF9 COMPUTER SYSTEM
I F1P62 657
HALEY. G. THE CENTRAL CONTROL UNIT OF THE ATLAS COMPUTER
HALFHILL. M. O. A NEW HIGH DENSITY RECORDING SYSTEM. THE IBM 1311 DISK STORAGE DRIVE WITH INTERCHANGEABLE FJCC63 :>27
I BMJ605 460
HALL JR. MARSHALL AUTOMORPHISMS OF STEINER TRIPLE SYSTEMS
AUS 60 B6.2
HALL. A. S. SOME USES OF MATRICES IN STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS
WJCCB 126
HALL. B. APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTERS TO AIRCRAFT DYNAMIC PROBLEMS
AUS 60 49.1
HALL. F. MICR. A NEW INPUT MEDIUM FOR COMPUTERS
CAS 55
~4
HALL. J. F. PROGRAMMING A MONTE CARLO PROBLEM
CACM635 2>9
HALL. MICHAEL H. A METHOD OF COMPARING THE TIME REQUIREMENTS OF SORTING METHODS
PGEC512 108
HALLDEN. F. C. COMPUTING TECHNIQUES FOR THE SAMPLING PARAMETRIC COMPUTER
ICIP'.i9 252
HALLE. M. ON THE RECOGNITION OF SPEECH BY MACHINE
CACM5!12
1
HALPERN. MARK VARIABLE-WIDTH TABLES WITH BINARY-SEARCH FACILITY
BCS 59
3
HALSBURY. THE EARL OF COMPUTERS. RETROSPECT ANO PROSPECT
TCJ15'14 1:>3
HALSBURY. THE EARL OF TEN YEARS OF COMPUTER DEVELOPMENT
CACM633 91
HALSTEAD. M. H. NELIAC
CACM608 463
HALSTEAD. M. H. NELIAC. A DIALECT OF ALGOL
WJCC56 124
HALSTEAD. W. K. FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZATION OF DATA IN THE RCA BIZMAC SYSTEM
WJCC56 ll~
HALSTEAD. W. K. PURPOSE ANO APPLICATION OF THE RCA BIZMAC SYSTEM
JACM573 329
HALTON. J. H. A METHOD FOR INCREASING THE EFFICIENCY OF MONTE CARLO INTEGRATION
FJCC63 431
HALVERSON, A. G. A COMPUTER DRIVEN SIMULATION ENVIRONMENT FOR AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL STUDIES
I B"J602 143
HAM. F. S. ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF THIN-FILM SEMICONDUCTORS
CAS 5'1
19
HAMAKER. RICHARD F. COST REDUCTION THROUGH INTEGRATED DATA-PROCESSING
C AOl598
13
HAMBLEN. JOHN W. STATISTICAL PROGRAMS FOR THE IBM 650. PART I
AUS 571 121
HAMBLIN. C. L. AN ADDRESSLESS COOING SCHEME BASED ON MATHEMATICAL ~OTATION
AUS 60 C&.2
HAMBLIN. C. L. CONSIDERATIONS OF A COMPUTER WITH AN AODRESSLESS ORtER CODE
AUS 60 C6.1
HAMBLIN. C. l . GEORGE. AN ADDRESSLESS PROGRAMMING SCHEME FOR DEUCE
AUS 60 C6.3
HAMBLIN. C. L. LOGICAL DESIGN FOR ADM. AN ADDRESSLESS DIGITAL MACHINE
TCJ5623
210
HAMBLIN. C. L. TRANSLATION TO AND FROM POLISH NOTATION
PGEC544 19
HAMER. HOWARD A STABILIZED ORIFTLESS ANALOG INTEGRATOR
JACM552 n
HAMER. HOWARD TESTI~G OF OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS
PGEC583 244
HAMILTON. DOUGLAS J. A TRANSISTOR PULSE GENERATOR FOR DIGITAL SYSTEMS
PGfC604 "~6
HAMILTON. DOUGLAS J. CURRENT BUILD-UP IN AVALANCHE TRANSISTORS WITH RESISTA~CE LOADS
J 4CM541
13
HAMILTON. F. E. THE IBM MAGNETIC DRUM CALCULATOR TYPE 650
410

COMPUTlR LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

410

HAM - HEN

GRO - HAR

AUTHOR INDEX

HAMLIN, J. E. PROJECT MERCURY REAL-TIME COMPUTATIONAL AND DATA-FLOW SYSTEM
HAMMEL, D. G. A MULTILOAD TRANSFLUXOR MEMORY
HAMMERSLEY, J. M. CONDITIONAL MONTE CARLO
HAMMING, R. W. FRONTIERS IN COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY
HAMMING, R. W. STABLE PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR METHODS FOR ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
HAMMING, R. W. STATE OF THE ART IN SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING
HAMMING, R. W. THE MECHANIZATION OF SCIENCE
HAMMING, RICHARD W. INFORMATION CODING AND SWITCHING THEORY
HAMMING, RICHARD W. INFORMATION THEORY AND NUMERICAL ANALYSIS
HAMMOND III, J. S. A HIGH-SPEED DIRECT-COUPLED MAGNETIC MEMORY SENSE AMPLIFIER EMPLOYING TUNNEL-DIODE DIS
HANAN, M. AN APPLICATION OF CODING THEORY TO A FILE ADDRESS PROBLEM
HANOSCOMB, D. C. A METHOD FOR INCREASING THE EFFICIENCY OF MONTE CARLO INTEGRATION
HANOSCOMB, D. C. COMPUTATION OF THE LATENT ROOTS OF A HESSENBERG MATRIX BY BAIRSTDW'S METHOD
HANEMAN JR, VINCENT S. THE SOLUTION OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS BY DIFFERENCE METHODS USING THE ELE
HANEMAN, V. S. CORRELATION COMPUTATION ON ANALOG DEVICES
HANEMAN, V. S. THE SOLUTION OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS BY OIFFERENCE METliOOS USING TIlE ELECTRONIC
HANFORD, K. V. THE SHARE OPERATING SYSTEM FOR THE IBM 709
HANLET, P. P. M. AN INFINITE-RESOLUTION FUNCTION GENERATOR
HANNA JR, WILLIAM E. AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY COLUMNS
HANNAN, W. J. THE RCA MULTI-FONT READING MACHINE
HANNIG, W. A. IMPACT OF AUTOMATION ON OIGITAL COMPUTER DESIGN
HANSEN, E. R. ON COMPUTING THE EXACT CHARACTERISTIC POLYNOMIAL
HANSEN, ELDON E. ON THE DANILEWSKI METHOD FOR COMPUTING THE CHARACfERISTlC POLYNOMIAL
HANSEN, ELDON~. ON QUASICYCLIC JACOBI METHODS
HANSEN, ELDON R. ON THE DANILEWSKI METHOO
HANSEN, J. R. A FORTRAN-COMPILED LIST-PROCESSING LANGUAGE
HANSEN, J. R. A FORTRAN-COMPILED LIST-PROCESSING LANGUAGE
HANSEN, J. R. EMPIRICAL EXPLORATIONS OF THE GEDMERTY-THEOREM PROVING MACHINE
HANSEN, J. R. EMPIRICAL EXPLORATIONS OF THE GEOMETRY THEOREM MACHINE
HANSEN, JOHN TECHNICAL MARKET ANALYSIS USING A COMPUTER
HANSEN, L. PROHL A FAST CARD READER FOR THE GIER COMPUTER
HANSEN, R. C. ON COMPUTING RADIATION INTEGRALS
HANSEN, W. NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS IN HYDRODYNAMICS WITH BESK (GERMANI
HANSON, J. S. MICROSECTIONING, A METALLOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUE FOR SEMICONDUCTOR OEVICES
HANSON, J. W. TWO SUBROUTINES FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION WITH AN ALGEBRAIC COMPILER
HANSON, JAMES W. ANALYTIC DIFFERENTIATION BY COMPUTER
HANSON, W. H. TERNARY THRESHOLD LOGIC
HARARY, FRANK ON THE CONSISTENCY OF PRECEDENCE MATRICES
HARDER, E. L. PROGRESS IN COMPUTER APPLICATION TO ELECTRICAL MACHINE AND SYSTEM DESIGN
HARDER, E. L. SOME ENGINEERING PROBLEMS REQUIRING AUTOMATIC COMPUTATION
HARDER, R. L. PROGRESS IN THE USE OF COMPUTERS
HARDING, W. B. A MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR DETERMINING THE PROUABILITIES OF UNDETECTED ERRORS IN MAGNETIC TA
HARDING, W. E. FLY'S-EYE LENS TECHNIQUE FOR GENERATING SEMICONDUCTOR OEVICE FABRICATION MASKS
HARDWICK, N. H. AUTOMATIC SYNTAX ANALYSIS IN MACHINE INDEXING AND ABSTRACTING
HARDY, N. THE SELENIUM RECTIFIER, A NONLINEAR ANO ASYMMETRIC RESISTANCE ELEMENT
HARGRAVE JR, LEE E. A MAGNETOSTRICTIVE DELAY-LINE SHIFT REGISTER
HARKER, J. M' A GAS FILM LUBRICATION STUDY PART III, EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF PIVOTED SLIDER BEARING
HARLOFF, H. J. SIZE AND SPEED OF THIN-MAGNETIC-FILM COMPUTER UNITS
HARLOW, FRANCIS H. HYDRODYNAMIC PROBLEMS INVOLVING LARGE FLUID DISTORTIONS
HARMAN, H. H. SIMULATION, A SURVEY
HARMON, L. D. A LINE-DRAWING PATTERN RECOGNllER
HARMON, L. D. AUTOMATIC READING OF CURSIVE SCRIPT
HARMON, LEON D. NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL SYNAPSES
HARMON, LEON D. NEURAL ANALOGS
HARPER, K. E. THE USE OF MACHINES IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF A GRAMMAR AND COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR STRUCTURAL A~
HARPER, KENNETH SOVIET RESEARCH IN MACHINE TRANSLATION
HARPER, KENNETH E. PROCEOURES FOR THE DETERMINATION OF DISTRIBUTIONAL CLASSES
HARPER, S. D. AUTOMATIC PARALLEL PROCESSING
HARR JR, LUTHER A. ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS TO DATE
HARRELL, R. L. THE ROLE OF CHARACTER-RECOGNITION DEVICES IN DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM
HARRIS, BERNARD AN ALGORITHM FOR DETERMINING MINIMAL REPRESENTATIONS OF A LOGIC FUNCTION
HARRIS, D. L. MONTE CARLO COMPUTATIONS IN NORMAL CORRELATION PROBLEMS
HARRIS, J. N. A PROGRAMMED VARIABLE-RATE COUNTER FOR GENERATING THf SINE FUNCTION
HARRIS, J. R. DIRECT-COUPLED TRANSISTOR LOGIC CIRCUITRY
HARRIS, J. R. TRAOIC, A TRANSISTOR DIGITAL COMPUTER
HARRIS, J. W. DAS, A DIGITAL ANALOG SIMULATOR
HARRIS, L. M. THE PRESENT TECHNICAL STATUS OF DATA TRANSMISSION IN AUSTRALIA
HARRIS, T. J. HIGH-SPEED PHOTOGRAPHS OF LASER-INDUCED HEATING
HARRIS, THOMAS 1. SCIENTIFIC DESIGN PROCEDURES UTILIZING A SMALL COMPUTER
HARRIS, l. S. LINGUISTIC TRANSFORMATIONS FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
HARRISON JR, C. NORMALIZED FLOATING-POINT ARITHMETIC WITH AN INOEX OF SIGNIFICANCE
HARRISON JR, JOSEPH o. THE PREPARATION OF PROBLEMS FOR THE MARK I CALCULATOR
HARRISON, H. B. THE PREPARATION OF CHARTS FOR THE PLASTIC DESIGN OF MILD STEEL PORTAL FRAMES
HARRISON, J.• M. SOME HELICOPTER SIMULATION STUDIES
HARRISON, M. A. ALGEBRAIC PROPERTIES OF SYMMETRIC AND PARTIALLY SYMMETRIC BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS
HARRISON, MICHAEL A. THE NUMBER OF CLASSES OF INVERTIBLE BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS
HARRISON, S. E. PHYSICAL ASPECTS OF MAGNETIC COMPUTER MATERIALS
HART, C. M. INVESTIGATIONS OF THE ELECTRO-OPTICAL BIREFRINGENCE OF POLYDISPERSE BENTONITE SUSPENSIONS
HART, J. F. MINIMAX APPROXIMATIONS FOR SQUARE ROOT AND CUBE ROUTINES
HART, J. F. ON THE COMPUTATION OF RATIONAL APPROXIMATIONS TO CONTINUOUS FUNCTIONS
HART, J. F. SELF-CONSISTENT FIELD CALCULATIUNS
HART, J. P. RAKE, A HIGH SPEED BINARY-BDC AND BCD BINARY BUFFER
HART, T. P. CYCLOPS-I, A SECOND GENERATION RECOGNITION SYSTEM
HARTEL, R. R. THE RECORDING AND REPROOUCTION OF SIGNALS ON MAGNETIC MEDIUM USING SATURATION-TYPE RECORDl~
HARTLEY, A. K. CYCLOPS-I, A SECOND GENERATION RECOGNITION SYSTEM
HARTLEY, D. F. TECHNIQUES FOR PROGRAM ERROR DIAGNOSIS ON EDSAC 2
HARTLEY, D. F. THE MAIN FEATURES OF CPL
HARTLEY, H. O. EQUIPPING A UNIVERSITY LABORATORY TO SATISFY THE COMPUTATIONAL DEMAND
HARTLEY, H. O. MONTE CARLO COMPUTATIONS IN NORMAL CORRELATION PROBLEMS
HARTLEY, H. O. SOME PROGRAMMING PROBLEMS IN AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH
HARTLEY, H. O. THE ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF EXPERIMENTS WITH THE HELP OF COMPUTERS
HARTMAN, F. B. A CIRCUIT PACKAGING MODEL FOR HIGH-SPEED COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY
HARTMANIS. J. A STUDY OF FEEDBACK AND ERRORS IN SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
HARTMANIS, J. FURTHER RESULTS ON THE STRUCTURE OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
HARTMANIS, J. ON THE STATE ASSIGNMENT PROBLEM FOR SEQUENTIAL MACHINES, I
HARTMANIS, J. ON THE STATE ASSIGNMENT PROBLEM FOR SEQUENTIAL MACHINES II
HARTREE. D. R. AUTOMATIC CALCULATING MACHINES ANO NUMERICAL METHODS
HARTREE, D. R. AUTOMATIC DIGITAL CALCULATING MACHINES
HARTREE, D. R. INTRODUCTION TO AUTOMATIC CALCULATING MACHINES
HARTREE, D. R. INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING
'til

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY

19~6-1963

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WJCC59
14
J ACM562 13
CAS 58 106
JACM5'1l 37
SJCC63 11>3
PACM61 3-1
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AODC67 1,6
PGEC633 282
I BMJ632 127
J ACM573 329
rCJ5622 13'1
PIRE530 1497
J ACM554 267
.JCCs} 2U8
ARAP591 169
PGEC621 26
CAS 59
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OCR 62
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EJCC60 211
PACM62 104
PACM61 5A4
J ACM621 liB
JACMb31 102
J ACM602 117
PACM59
31
CATH63 153
WJCC60 143
PACM56
10
BIT 631 44
CACM592 28
ECIP55 16b
IBMJ513 279
CACM612 102
CACM626 349
P GEC633 1'1l
JACM603 255
CAS ~7
64
PACM52P 85
L SU 58
22
IBMJ512 177
IBMJ632 14b
1111 PP61
305
PACM52P 165
PGECb14 702
IBMJ593 21>0
IFIP62 b12
JACM512 137
WJCC61
1
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tlCR b2 151
50S b2 117
SJCCb2 1!>3
ICIP59 188
'ISMT60
2
MTL 612 687
CAN 60 321
L SU 55
13
CAS 58
54
PGEC572 103
JACM633 302
PGEC561 21
PGEC581
2
ANL 53
21
SJCC63
83
AUS 60 C2.1
I BMJ634 342
CAS 59 122
ICS1582 937
EJCC59 244
HARV47 208
AUS 60 B6.3
TCJ2591 10
PGEC633 244
JACM631 l5
ANL 53 202
IBMJ631 44
CAN 62 158
CACM627 401
CAN 58 298
WCR 514 £1>7·
FJCC63
21
PGEC592 159
FJCC63
21
TCJ6631 44
TCJb632 134
ClUN55 115
JACM633 302
LSU 57 113
AOOCb2 179
IBMJb33 Id2
PGEC633 223
JACM631 76
PGEC612 157
PGEC614 593
AUS 51
93
AUS 51
29
AUS 51
10
AUS 51
57
411

HAR - HOA

AUTHOR INOEX

HARTREE, O. R. NUMERICAL ANALYSIS II
HARTREE, O. R. SOME GENERAL CONSIOERATIONS IN THE SOLUTION OF PROBLEMS IN APPLIED MATHEMATJCS
HARTREE, O. R. THE MACHINE'S-EYE VIEW
HARVEY JR, WILLIAM F. A MODERN APPROACH TO INVENTORY CONTROL UTILIZING A LARGE-SCALe EDPM
HARVEY, R. SOME AUTOMATIC COMPUTING ASPECTS IN THE EVALUATION OF AIRCRAFT PERFORMANCE
HARVEY, WALTER R. COMPUTERS ANO STANDARD STATISTICAL OPERATIONS
HARVEY, WALTER R. LEAST SQUARES ANALYSIS OF NON-ORTHOGONAL DATA
HARWELL, J. C. HOW IS 'FACT' GETTING ON
HARWOOD, F. W. THE LINGUISTIC APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTING MACHINERY
HARWOOD, W. J. ELECTROMAGNETIC DELAY NETWORKS FOR DIGITAL STORAGE
HARWOOD, W. J. THE DESIGN AND USE .OF LOGICAL DEVICES USING SATURABLE MAGNETIC CORES
HASELGROVE, C. B. THE SOLUTION OF NON-LINEAR EQUATIONS AND OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH TWO-POINT BOUNa
HASKINS JR, M. E. A SYSTEMS APPROACH FOR THE APPLICATION OF COMPUTERIZED SCHEDULING TECH~IQUES AND THE RC
HASSLER, JOHN APPLICATION OF IBM EDP METHODS TO THE CALCULATION OF THE FORMATION CONSTANTS OF COMPLEX ION
HATTERY, LOWELL H. PERSPECTIVES IN INFORMATION STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL
HAUETER, R. C. SEAC
HAUETER, RUTH C. AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT TO SEAC INPUT-OUTPUT
HAUGHTON, K. E. A GAS FILM LUBRICATION STUDY PART III, EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF PIVOTEO SLIDER BEARI
HAUGHTON, K. E. AIR-LUBRICATED SLIOER BEARINGS FOR MAGNETIC RECORDING SPACING CONTROL
HAUGK, G. THE FLYING SPOT STORE
HAUSNER, A. MULTIPLE INTEGRALS ON A NON-REPETITIVE ANALOG COMPUTER
HAUSNER, ARTHUR COR~ECTION TO 'PARAMETRIC TECHNIQUES FOR ELIMINATING DIVISION ANO TREATING SINGULARITIES
HAUSNER, ARTHUR PARAMETRIC TECHNIQUES FOR ELIMINATING DIVISION AND TREATING SINGULARITIES IN COMPUTER SOL
HAWKINS, E. N. A MULTI-PASS TRANSLATION SCHEME FOR ALGOL 60
HAWKINS, E. N. PSEUDO-COOE TRANSLATION ON MULTI-LEVEL STORAGE MACHINES
HAWKINS, J. K. A MAGNETIC INTEGRATOR FOR THE PERCEPTRON PROGRAM
HAWKINS, J. K. A NATURAL IMAGE COMPUTER
HAWKINS, J. K. A PARALLEL COMPUTER ORGANIZATION AND MECHANIZATIONS
HAWKINS, J. K. A TWO-DIMENSIONAL ITERATIVE NETWORK COMPUTING TECHNIQUE AND MECHANIZATIONS
HAWKINS, J. K. SELF-ORGANIZING SYSTEMS, A REVIEW AND COMMENTARY
HAWKINS, ROBERT D. VIBRATING OPTIC FIBERS, A NEW CONCEPT FOR AUDIO-FREQUENCY INFORMATION PROCESSING AND P
HAY, J. C. THE MARK 1 PERCEPTRDN, DESIGN AND PERFORMANCE
HAYDEN, R. F. C. A MORE RATIONAL SYSTEM OF JUSTICE THROUGH INFORMATION PROCESSING
HAYES, A. C. D. DEUCE, A HIGH-SPEED GENERAL-PURPOSE COMPUTER
HAYES, R. M. MAGNACARD SORTING TECHNIQUES
HAYES, R. M. MAGNACARO, A NEW CONCEPT IN DATA HANOLING
HAYES, R. M. OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS OF THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY'S DECIMAL COMPUTER, THE CRC
HAYES, ROBERT MATHEMATICAL MODELS FOR INFORMATION SYSTEMS DESIGN
HAYNES, J. L. INVESTIGATION OF STORAGE AND ACCESS TECHNIQUES SUITABLE FOR USE IN LARGE-CAPACITY DIGITAL ~
HAYNES, J. L. MAGNETIC CORE ACCESS SWITCHES
HAYNES, JOHN G. EVALUATION OF INCOMPLETE ELLIPTIC INTEGRALS BY GAUSSIAN INTEGRATION
HAYNES, JOHN L. LOGIC CIRCUITS USING SQUARE-LOOP MAGNETIC DEVICES, A SURVEY
HAYNES, M. K. A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR SIMULATING CRYOTRON CIRCUITS
HAYNES, M. K. CRYOTRON STORAGE, ARITHMETIC AND LOGICAL CIRCUITS
HAYNES, M. K. MULTIDIMENSIONAL MAGNETIC MEMORY SELECTION SYSTEMS
HAYNES, MUNRO K. TRANSIENT ANALYSIS OF CRYOTRON ~ETWORKS BY COMPUTER SIMULATION
HAYS, D. G. THE USE OF MACHINES IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF A GRAMMAR AND COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR STRUCTURAL ANAL
HAYS, DAVID G. AUTOMATIC LANGUAGE-OATA PROC[sSING
HAYS, OAVID G. GROUPING AND OEPENDENCY THEORIES
HAYS, DAVIO G. LINGUISTIC RESEARCH AT THE RA~D CORPORATION
HAYS, DAVID G. ON THE VALUE OF DEPENDENCY CONNECTIO~S
HAYUM, R. DESIGN OF ITT 525 'VADE' REAL-TIME PROCESSOR
HAYWARD, R: K. DOCUMENT HANOLING AND CHARACTER RECOGNITION
HEAD, R. V. REAL-TIME PROGRAMMING SPECIFICATIONS
HEALD, J. HESTON TRANSITION FROM A MANUAL TO A MACHINE INDEXING SYSTEM
HEALY, M. J. R. FORTRAN SUBROUTINE FOR TIME SERIES ANALYSIS
HEALY, M. J. R. PROGRAMMING MULTIPLE REGRESSION
HEAP, 8. R. A MECHANIZATION OF ALGEBRAIC OIFFERENTIATION AND THE AUTOMATIC GENERATION OF FORMULAE FOR MOL
HEARD, J. B. THE ADEQUACY ANO EFFICIENCY OF PROGRAM TESTING
HEASLY JR, C. C. A RELIABLE CHARACTER SENSING SYSTEM FOR DOCUMENTS PREPAREO ON CONVENTIONAL BUSINESS DEVI
HEASLY JR, CLYDE C. SELFCHEK, A NEW COMMON LANGUAGE
HEASLY JR, CLYOE C. SOME COMMUNICATION ASPECTS OF CHARACTER-SENSING SYSTEMS
HEASLY JR, CLYDE C. SOME ELEMENTS OF OPTICAL SCANNING
HEATH JR, HAROLD F. RELIABILITY OF AN AIR OEFENSE COMPUTING SYSTEM, COMPONENT DEVELOPMENT
HECKELMAN, T. J. INFORMATION HANOLING IN THE DEFENSE COMMUNICATIONS CONTROL COMPLEX
HEDBERG, R. DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED PROGRAMMING AND OPERATING SYSTEM PART III, THE EXPA~DED FUNCTION OF T
HEDETNIEMI, S. DETERMINING FASTEST ROUTES USING FIXED SCHEDULES
HEGGS, P. LINEAR OISCRIMINATION OPTICAL-ELECTRONIC IMPLEMENTATION TECHNIQUES
HEIDRICH. A. RADAR SYSTEMS SIMULATION TECHNIQUES
HEIJN, H. J. THE PHILIPS COMPUTER PASCAL
HEISER, O. H. DATA-PROCESSING TASKS FOR THE 1960 CENSUS
HEISING, w. P. FORTRAN
HEISING, W. P. METHODS OF FILE ORGANIZATION FOR EFFICIENT USE OF IBM RAMAC FILES
HEISING, W. P. NOTE ON RANDOM ADDRESSING TECHNIQUES
HEISING, WILLIAM P. A SEMI-AUTOMATIC STORAGE ALLOCATION SYSTEM AT LOADING TIME
HEIZER, L. E. TRANSFER FUNCTION SIMULATION BY MEANS OF AMPLIFIERS AND POTENTIOMETERS
HELBIG, W. A. THE LOGIC OeSIGN OF THE FC-4100 DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
HELD, MICHAEL A OYNAMIC PROGRAMMING APPROACH TO SEQUENCING PROBLEMS
HELLER, J. A MONTE-CARLO APPROACH TO THE SOLUTION OF SCHEDULING PROBLEMS
HELLER. J. SEQUENCING ASPECTS OF MULTIPROGRAMMING
HELLER, JACK MATHEMATICAL SERVICE ROUTINES
HELLERMAN, H. ADDRESSING MULTIOIMENSIONAL ARRAYS
HELLERMAN, H. ON THE INPUT IMPEDANCE NETWORK ERROR IN OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS
HELLERMAN. H. REALIZING BOOLEAN CONNECTIVES ON THE IBM 1620
HELLERMAN, L. METHODS OF ANALYSIS OF CIRCUIT TRANSIENT PERFORMANCE
HELLERMAN, LEO A CATALOG OF THREE-VARIABLE OR-INVERT AND AND-INVERT LOGICAL CIRCUITS
HELLERMAN. LEO A COMPUTER ANALYTIC METHOD FOR SOLVING DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
HELMAN, D. R. OESIGN OF ITT 525 'VADE' REAL-TIME PROCESSOR
HELY IV, JOHN P. THE PROCESSING OF REMOTE DATA
HEMPSTEAD, GUS PACT LOOP EXPANSION
HEMY, D. C. THE STUDY OF THE APPLICATION OF A COMPUTER TO PRODUCTION CONTROL
HENDERSON. D. S. RESIDUE CLASS ERROR CHECKING CODES
HENDERSON, D. S. VARIABLE FIELD-LENGTH DATA MANIPULATION IN FIXED WORD-LENGTH MEMORY
HENDERSON, F. M. TWO PROBLEMS IN FLUID MECHANICS
HENDERSON, MADELINE BERRY ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVE IN MACHINE INDEXING RESEARCH
HENDERSON, ROLANO G. COMPUTATIONS IN MAGNETIC AND GRAVITY INTERPRETATION
HENDERY, R. J. RADIO-INTERFERENCE CONTROL AS APPLIED TO BUSINESS MACHINES
HENDRICKSON, A. P. MESSAGE STORAGE AND PROCESSING WITH A MAGNETIC DRUM SYSTEM
HENDRICKSON, HERBERT C. FAST HIGH-ACCURACY BINARY PARALLEL AODITION
HENLE, R. A. HIGH-SPEEO TRANSISTOR COMPUTER CIRCUIT DESIGN
412

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

HAM - HEN
IEES56 149
MSEE461
';i
rC81574 136
CAS 59
50
CAN 58
B8
LSU 56
75
LSU 56 123
TCB6634 137
AUS 571 107
IEES56 416
IEES56 302
TCJ4613 255
PACM62 100
CACM63N 694
'4IPP61
2
P IRE530 1300
EJCC52
39
IBMJ593 260
LCMT61 341
LCMT61
19
SJCC63 205
PGEC624 HO
PGEC621 42
ARAP623 163
IClP59 144
NCR 602 88
OPI 62 233
PGEC633 251
WOC062
93
P IRE611 31
JPI 62 187
~CR 602
18
FJCC63 6U9
lEES 56 165
PACMS8
4B
WCR 514 205
EJCC54
40
PIICM61 11-2
LCMT61
1
PGEC623 .352
PACM56
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PGEC612 191
ONR 60 353
ONR 60 3',j6
PGEC521 25
P IRE611 245
ICIP59 188
CABS62 3'14
~ SMT60
2,8
'15MT60
13
MTL 612 577
FJCC62 154
TC86623 '15
CACM637 316
MIPP61 170
CACM631 32
TCJ6631 57
TCJ6633 287
CAN 62 118
WCR 514 111
SACI58
23
WJCCS9 176
OCR 62
15
PGEC564 224
EJCC61 241
IBSJ633 ~'18
SJCC63
1
OPI 62 145
rtCR 594 190
PGEC612 17S
CAS 57
29
CACM633 85
IIJCCS8 194
1 BSJ632 112
CACM610 446
J IICM563 Id6
EJCC61 158
PACM61 7-2
PAOl62
41
JACM613 426
LSU 56 151
CACM624 20S
PGECS53 118
CACM6H 385
IBMJ611 B
PGEC633 198
EJCC59 238
FJCC62 154
LSU 57
62
J ACM564 2 '12
TCJ2591 24
PACM61 UBI
PGEC635 ,12
AUS 60B'l.1
MIPP61
22
PACM58
12
IBMJ574 363
E JCCS4
14
PGEC604 465
EJCCS6
64
412

HEN - HOO

AUTHOR INDEX

HENRICI, P. DISCRET[ZATION ANO ROUNDING ERRORS IN ORBIT DETERMINATION
HENRICI, P. THEORET[CAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON ,HE ACCUMULATION OF ERROR [N THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION J
HENRICI, PETER A SUBROUTINE FOR COMPUTATIONS WITH RATIONAL NUMBERS
HENRICI, PETER AUTOMATIC COMPUTATIONS WITH POWER SERIES
HENRY, DAV[D D. A NEW DIMENSION IN UNIVERSITY SERVICE
HENRY, J. L. VOLUME TABLE PREPARATION FOR PINUS RADIATA IN N.S.W.
HENSCHKE, L. R. MAINTENANCE OF AGWAC, A LARGE ANALOG COMPUTER
HENSLEY, C. B. DESIGN DEVELOPMENTS IN INFORMATION MANAGEMENT THROUGH SelECTIVE DISSEMINAHON AND RETRIEVA
HENSLEY, C. B. SELECTIVE DISSEMINATION OF INFORMATION ISDI), STATE OF THE ART IN MAY, 1963
HERBERT, H. F. COMPUTERS IN THE TAX COLLECTING PROCESS
HERMANN, P. J. SIMULATION OF STEAM GENERATION IN A HEAT EXCHANGER
HERNDON, T. O. MAGNETIC FILM MEMORY DESIGN
HERNER, MARY DETERMINING REQUIREMENTS FOR ATOMIC ENERGY INFORMATION FROM REFERENCE QUESTIONS
HERNER. SAUL DETERMINING REQUIREMENTS FOR ATOMIC ENERGY INFORMATION FROM REFERENCE QUESTIONS
HERNER. SAUL SUBJECT SLANTING IN SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACTING PUBLICATIONS
HERNER. SAUL THE INFORMATION-GATHERING HABITS OF AMERICAN MEDICAL SCIENTISTS
HEROLD, H. L. THE GE-l00 DATA PROCESSOR SYSTEM
HEROLO. K. FERRITES AND TITANATES AS DECISION ELEMENTS IN SWITCHING CIRCUITS AND MEMORY SYSTEMS IGERMAN)
HERON. K. M. SOME ENGINEERING FACTORS OF IMPORTANCE IN RELATION TO THE RELIABILITY OF GOVERNMENT A.D.P. S
HERRESHOFF. JAMES B. ON THE 'BEST' AND 'LEAST QTH' APPROXIMATION OF AN OVERDETERMINED SYSTEM OF LINEAR EQ
HERRESHOFF. JAMES B. ON THE METHOD OF MINIMUM lOR 'BEST') APPROXIMATION AND THE METHOD OF LEAST NTH POWER
HERRICK, H. L. INPUT SCALING AND OUTPUT SCALING FOR A BINARY CALCULATOR
HERRICK. H. L. THE FORTRAN AUTOMATIC CODING SYSTEM
HERR[CK. HARLAN IBM 701 SPEEDCOD[NG AND OTHER AUTOMATIC-PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
HERRIDT, JOHN G. SOME OBSERVATIONS ON ALGOL IN USE IBURROUGHS 220)
HERSHEY. A. V. NEW FORMULAS FOR COMPUTING INCOMPLETE ELLIPTIC INTEGRALS OF THE fIRST AND SECDND KIND
HERSOM. S. E. OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH NICHOLAS
HERWITZ, P. S. A NONARITHMETICAL SYSTEM EXTENSION
HERWITZ. P. S. THE HARVEST SYSTEM
HERZFELD, V. E. THE UNIVAC AIRLI~ES RESERVATIONS SYSTEM. A SPECIAL-PURPOSE APPLICATION OF A GENERAL-PURPJ
HESKIN. J. THE SATURN AUTOMATIC CHECKOUT SYSTEM
HESS. HERMAN A COMPARISON OF DISKS AND TAPES
HESSE, VICTOR L. THE ADVANTAGE OF LOGICAL EQUATION TECHNIQUES IN DESIGNING DIGITAL COMPUTERS
HESSLER. O. G. GARMENT TAG EQUIPMENT
HESTV[K. O. G[ER. A DANISH COMPUTER OF MEDIUM SIZE
HESTVIK. o. R. REAL T[ME DATA PROCESSING FOR GIER INORWEG[AN)
H[BBARD, THOMAS N. A SIMPLE SORT[NG ALGOR[THM
HIBBARD. THOMAS N. AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF MINIMAL STORAGE SORT[NG
H[BBARO. THOMAS N. LEAST UPPER BOUNDS ON MINIMAL TERMINAL STATE EXPERIMENTS FOR TWO CLASSES OF SEQUENTIAL
HIBBARD. THOMAS N. SOME COMB[NATOR[AL PROPERT[ES OF CERTA[N TREES W[TH APPL[CATIONS TO SEARCHING AND SORT
H[BBLE. E. J. SYSTEM DESIGN
HICKMAN. T. C. EARLY EXPERIENCES WITH AN E.D.P. SYSTEM
HICKS. J. S. AN EFF[CIENT METHOD FOR GENERATING UNIFORMLY DISTRIBUTED POINTS ON THE SURFACE OF AN N-DIME~
HICKS, W. THE COBOL L[BRARIAN
HIGGINS. E. J. ENG[NEER[NG DESIGN ON A COMPUTER
HIGGINS. JOSEPH J. S[MULATION AND ANALYSIS OF BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMS, I, REPRESENTATION OF CHEMICAL KINET[CS
H[GG[NS. JOSEPH J. S[MULATION AND ANALYSIS OF BIOCHEM[CAL SYSTEMS. III. ANALYSIS AND PATTERN RECOGN[T[ON
H[GHLEYMAN. W. H. A GENERAL[ZED SCANNER FOR PATTERN- AND CHARACTER-RECOGNITION STUDIES
HIGHLEYMAN. W. H. AN ANALOG METHOD FOR CHARACTER RECOGN[TION
HIGHLEYMAN. W. H. L[NEAR DECISIO~ FUNCTIONS W[TH APPLICATION TO PATTERN RECOGN[T[ON
HIGMAN. B. THE AUTOMAT[ON OF AN ELECTION
HIGMAN. B. TOWARDS AN ALGOL TRANSLATOR
HIGMAN, B. WHAT EVERYBODY SHDULD KNOW ABOUT ALGOL
H[GONNET, RENE A. SOME ASPECTS OF SWITCH[NG ALGEBRA
HILDERBRANDT. PAUL RADIX EXCHANGE. AN [NIERNAL SORTING METHOD FOR D[GITAL COMPUTERS
H[L[BRANO, J. SEMICONDUCTOR PARAMETR[C DIODES IN MICROWAVE COMPUTERS
H[LL, G. AUTOMAT[C PROGRAMM[NG
H[LL. G. W. INTERPROGRAM SYSTEM AUTOMATIC PROGRAMM[NG FOR CSIRAC
H[LL. H. H. A DYNAM[C LOGIC TECHNIQUE FOR SIXTEEN MEGACYCLE CLDCK RATE
HILL. J. L. MESSAGE STORAGE AND PROCESSING WITH A MAGNET[C DRUM SYSTEM
HILL, J. S. PROGRAMM[NG ORDINARY L[FE INSURANCE OPERATIONS FOR THE DATATRON
HILL. JOHN L. DES[GN FEATURES OF REM[NGTON RAND SPEED TALLY
HILL. L. C. NUMER[CAL TECHNIQUES FOR THE STUDY OF TIME-VARY[NG SYSTEMS
H[LL. N. D. EMI DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS
HILL, N. D. [NTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS
H[LL, N. D. NICHOLAS
H[LL, RUSSELL E. [NDUSTRIAL RECORD KEEPING, A ROUTINE ON THE IBM bSO
H[LL, U. EFf[C[ENT HANDL[NG OF SUBSCRIPTED VAR[ABLES IN ALGOL 60 COMPILERS
HILL, Y. M. CONSIDERATIONS [N THE DES[GN OF CHARACTER RECOGN[TION DEV[CES
H[LLEGASS, J. R. GENERALIZED MEASURES OF COMPUTER SYSTEM PERFORMANCE
H[LLER JR. LEJAREN A. COMPUTER MUS[C
H[LLER, J. NUMERICAL TECHN[QUES FOR THE STUDY OF TIME-VARY[NG SYSTEMS
H[MMELMAN, D. S. A MEASUREMENT DF ALERTNESS BASED ON ELECTROENCEPHALDGRAPH[C T[ME SER[ES ANALYS[S
H[MMELMAN, D. S. AN AUTOMAT[C ABSTRACT[NG PROGRAM EMPLOY[NG STYLO-STATISTICAL TECHNIQUES AND H[ERARCH[AL
HIMMELSTEIN, S. THE DESIGN OF A HIGH PERFORMANCE 14-CHANNEL MAGNET[C RECORD-PLAYBACK SYSTEM FOR USE AS A
H[NCHFUSS. [. C. AUTOMATIC SQUARE ROOT [N A 5 MEGACYCLE PARALLEL DIG[TAL COMPUTER
HINCKFUSS, [. C. A NINE CHANNEL DIG[TAL TO ANALOGUE CONVERTER
H[NCKFUSS, I. C. THE C[RCUIT DESIGN OF ATROPOS, A 5 MEGACYCLE SOLID STATE PARALLEL D[GITAL COMPUTER
H[NDLE. R. A BANK ADOPTS AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING
H[NDLE, R. CHARACTER RECOGN[T[ON AND DOCUMENT HANDL[NG [N BANKS
HINDLE, R. DATA PROCESSING IN ENGLISH BANKS
H[NDS. G. H. THE ACCURACY OF DATA PREPARAT[ON
HINKELMAN, T. D. THE UNIVAC rUBE PROGRAM
HINTZE, GUENTHER COMPUTERS. THE ANSWER TO REAL-TIME FLIGHT ANALYSIS
H[RSCH, C. J. COMPUTING TECHN[QUES FOR THE SAMPL[NG PARAMETR[C COMPUTER
HIRSCHFELDER, J. O. NUMERICAL CONSTRUCTION OF TAYLOR SER[ES APPROXIMAT[ONS FOR A SET OF SIMULTANEOUS F[RS
H[RSCHFELDER, JOSEPH O. APPLICAT[ON OF H[GH-SPEED COMPUTING TO CHEMICAL PROBLEMS
H[RSCHHORN. EDW[N SIMPLIF[CATION OF A CLASS OF BOOLEAN FUNCT[ONS
H[RST, F. BEHAV[OUR OF SUBHARMONICS OF EVEN ORDER ARIS[NG [N A NON-LINEAR D[FFERENTIAL SYSTEM
H[RST. F. ON WA[T[NG T[MES FOR DROUGHT REL[EF IN QUEENSLAND
HITCHCOCK. R. G. THE PLANNING OF TUB[NG MANUFACTURE, USING AN [SM 6,0 COMPUTER
H[l, DAN UTA A PROGRAM FOR APPLYING THE PRINCIPLE OF PARSIMONY IN MULT[PLE REGRESS[ON
HO, Y. C. DESIGN OF A NUMER[CAL MILLING MACH[NE SYSTEM
HO. Y. C. QUADRATIC PROGRAMM[NG WITH BOUNDED VARIABLE RESTR[CT[ONS
HO. Y. C. STATISTICAL ANALYS[S OF TRANS[STOR-RES[STOR LOG[C NETWORKS
HOAGLAND. A. S. A H[GH TRACK-DENS[TY SERVO-ACCESS SYSTEM FOR MAGNET[C RECORD[NG D[SK STORAGE
HOAGLAND, A. S. A LOGICAL READING SYSTEM FOR NONRETURN-TO-lERO MAGNET[C RECORDING
HOAGLAND. A. S. HIGH DENS[TY D[GITAL MAGNETIC RECORDING TECHN[QUES
HOAGLAND. A. S. HIGH-DENSITY MAGNETIC RECORD[NG TECHN[QUES
HOAGLAND, A. S. HIGH-RESOLUTION MAGNET[C RECORD[NG STRUCTURES
COMPUTER LiTERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

413

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PACM61 bAl
[CIP59
36
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J ACM561
JACM561 10
CTPC54
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AUS 60B11.2
AUS 60CfO.2
PACM61 5C2
SJCC63 257
CAN 62 144
PGEC621 53
P IRE611 155
ICSI581 181
ICS[581 181
ICSI5B1 407
I CSI5B1 211
EJCC58 181
E CIP55 111
RMCS60
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JACM573 341
PACM5b
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PACM52T 21
WJCC57 168
()NR 54 106
CAS 60 1,4
JACM594 515
JEES56 216
PCS 62 254
WJCC60
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E JCC5B 152
EJCC61 232
CACM630 614
WJCC5B 186
EJCC52 122
PGEC636 629
BIT 633 196
JACM632 142
CACM635 206
J ACM614 601
JACM621 13
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CACM625 262
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WJCC59 291
PGEC613 502
()CR 62 249
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J ACM5'12 156
PGEC593 287
AUS 571 122
AUS 60 C3.1
WCR 604 116
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CAS 56
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WJCC54 155
AUS 63 B.20
AUS 573 309
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I'lCR 574 119
PACM62 120
CABS62 424
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AUS 572 213
AUS 60 C4.1
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413

HOA - HUD

AUTHOR INDEX

HOAGLAND. A. S. MAGNETIC RECORD·ING HEAD DESIGN
HOAGLAND. A. S. -MASS STORAGE
HOAGLAND. ALBERT S. MEMORV DEVICES
HOARE. C. A. R. QUICKSORT
HOARE. C. A. R. REPORT ON THE ELLIOTT ALGOL TRANSLATOR
HOARE. C. A. R. THE ELLIOTT ALGOL INPUT-OUTPUT SYSTEM
HOBBS. L. C. REVIEW AND SURVEY OF MASS MEMORIES
HOBERG, G. G. THE BURROUGHS LABORATORY COMPUTER
HOBSON, J. E. NEW EQUATIONS FOR MANAGEMENT
HOCHWALO, W. A TRANSISTOR OPERATIONAL D.C. AMPLIFIER
HOCHWALD, WALTER ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS, CONTROL CIRCUITS, COMPUTER OPERATION, AND SYSTEM DESIGN
HOCHWALD, WALTER TRANSISTQRIZED ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS
HOCKNEV, R. W. ABS12 ALGOL. AN EXTENSION TO ALGOL 60 FOR INDUSTRIAL USE
HODOINETT. N. DISTRIBUTION AND CLASSIFICATION OF STATISTICAL DATA
HODGKINSON. R. E. SOME FACTORS AFFECTING RELIABILITV
HDFF, MARCIAN ADAPTIVE SWITCHING CIRCUITS
HOFFMAN. A. J. LARGE LINEAR PROGRAMS
HOFFMAN, A. J. ON MODRE GRAPHS WITH DIAMETERS 2 AND 3
HOFFMAN, A. J. ON THE EXCEPTIONAL CASE IN A CHARACTERIZATION OF THE ARCS OF A COMPLETE GRAPH
HOFFMAN, G. R. A HIGH-SPEED. LARGE-CAPACITY FIXED STORE FOR A DIGITAL COMPUTER
HOFFMAN. G. R. A NEW AND SIMPLE TVPE OF DIGITAL CIRCUIT TECHNIQUE USING JUNCTION TRANSISTORS AND MAGNETIC
HOFFMAN, G. R. QUIESCENT CORE-TRANSISTOR COUNTERS
HOFFMAN. G. R. READING OF MAGNETIC RECORDS BV RELUCTANCE VARIATION
HOFFMAN, JOYCE USE OF MOBL IN PREPARING RETRIEVAL PROGRAMS
HOFFMAN, R. PROJECT MERCURV REAL-TIME COMPUTATIONAL AND DATA-FLOW SYSTEM
HOFFMAN, SAMUEL A. DATA STRUCTURES THAT GENERALIZE RECTANGULAR ARRAYS
HOFFMAN, SAMUEL A. D825, A MULTIPLE-COMPUTEK SYSTEM FOR COMMAND AND CONTROL
HOFFMAN, WALTER A METHOD FOR THE SOLUTION OF THE NTH BEST PATH PROBLEM
HUFFMAN, WALTER APPLICATIONS OF ~IGITAL COMPUTERS TO PROBLEMS IN THE STUDY OF VEHICULAR TRAFFIC
HOFFMANN, JOHN DESIGN OF EXPERIMENTS FOR EVALUATING RELIABILITV
HOFFMANN, WALTER DEVELOPMENT REPORT AND LITERATURE SURVEY ON DIGITAL COMPUTERS (GERMANI
HOFMANN, C. D. ANALOG TIME DELAY SYSTEM
HOGENSON, C. O. A COMPACT 166-KILOBIT FILM MEMORV
HOGG, O. A MAGNETIC-TAPE DIGITAL-RECORDING EQUIPMENT
HOGG, I. H. INFORMATION AND LITERATURE USE IN A RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION
HOGLUND, K. M. DATA HANDLING AT AN AMR TRACKING STATION
HOGUE, E. W. A SATURABLE-TRANSFORMER DIGITAL AMPLIFIER WITH DIODE SWITCHING
HOHN, F. E. ANALYSIS OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
HOHN, F. E. SVMMETRIC POLVNOMIALS IN BOOLEAN ALGEBRAS
HOHN, F. E. THE NEED FOR TRAINING AND RESEARCH IN NON-COMPUTER ASPECTS OF THE THEORV OF DIGITAL CONTROL P
HOHN, F. E. THE THEORV OF NETS
HOHN. FRANZ E. 2N-TERMINAL CONTACT NETWORKS
HOLBERTON. FRANCES E. APRLICATION OF AUTOMATIC COOING TO LOGICAL PROCESSES
HOLBERTON, FRANCES E. PROPOSED ADVANCED COOING SYSTEM FOR UNIVAC-LARC
HOLBROOK. BERNARD D. SOME LOGICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR THE CONTROL OF SWITCHING NETWORKS
HOLDEN. T. S. MULTIPOINT DIGITAL TEMPERATURE RECORDER WITH PUNCHED TAPE OUTPUT
HOLOEN. T. S. THE CALCULATION OF FLUCTUATING HEAT FLOW IN BUILDINGS
HOLDIMAN, THOMAS A. MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES FOR REAL TIME COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
HOLICK. A. ANALVSIS OF NONCATASTROPHIC FAILURES IN DIGITAL GUIDANCE SYSTEMS
HOLKEN. U. FERRITE CORE LOGIC IN ALL-MAGNETIC TECHNIQUE
HOLLADAV. JOHN C. COMPUTER DESIGN OF OPTICAL LENS SYSTEMS (IBM 7041
HOLLAND, F. C. A COMPUTER DRIVEN SIMULATION ENVIRONMENT FOR AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL STUDIES
HOLLAND. J. H. ON ITERATIVE CIRCUIT COMPUTERS CONSTRUCTED OF MICROELECTRONIC COMPONENTS AND SYSTEMS
HOLLAND. JAMES G. NEW DIRECTIONS IN TEACHING-MACHINE RESEARCH
HOLLAND, JOHN A UNIVERSAL COMPUTER CAPABLE OF EXECUTING AN ARBITRARV NUMBER OF SUB-PROGRAMS SIMULTANEOUSL
HOLLAND, JOHN ON AN APPLICATION OF DVNAMIC PROGRAMMING TO THE SYNTHESIS OF LOGICAL SYSTEMS
HOLLAND, JOHN H. CONCERNING EFFICIENT ADAPTIVE SYSTEMS
HOLLAND, JOHN H. OUTLINE FOR A LOGICAL THEORY OF ADAPTIVE SYSTEMS
HOLLANDER, GERHARD L. DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS OF PHOTOGRAPHIC DATA STORAGE
HOLLA~DER, GERHARD L.
DRUM ORGANIZATION FOR STROBE ADDRESSING
HOLLANDER, GERHARD L. QUASI-RANDOM ACCESS MEMORV SYSTEMS
HOLLINGDALE, S. H. AN APPLICATION OF A COMPUTER TO WIND TUNNEL DESIGN, 1
HOLLINGDALE, S. H. AN APPLICATID~ OF A COMPUTER TO WIND TUNNEL DESIGN, 2
HOLLINGDALE, S. H. R.A.E. SEQUENCE CONTROLLED CALCULATOR
HOLLINGDALE, S. H. SOME RAE OAT A PROCESSING SYSTEMS
HOLLINGDALE, S. H. THE RDVAL AIRCRAFT ESTABLISHMENT SEQUENCE-CONTROLLED CALCULATOR
HOLLINGSWORTH, JACK AN E~UCATIONAL PROGRAM IN COMPUTING
HOLLINGSWDRTH, JACK AUTOMATIC GRADERS FOR PROGRAMMING CLASSES
HOLLINGSWORTH, JACK W. SIMPSON'S RULE FOR AN ODD NUMBER OF INTERVALS
HOLLORAN, THOMAS P. THE MAGNETIC LEOGER CARD COMPUTER
HOLLWAV, D. L. SOME NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN EQUIPMENT FOR HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL MACHINES
HOLMES, JOSE R. A DESK-SIZED COMPUTER APPLIeD TO SURVEVI~G PR08LEM~
HOLMES, W. S. DESIGN OF A PHOTO INTERPRETATION AUTOMATON
HOLMES, W. S. RECOGNITION OF MIXED-FONT IMPERFECT CHARACTERS
HOLMSTROM, J. E. THE MULTILINGUAL TERMINOLOGV PROJECT
HOLMSTROM, J. E. THE MULTILI~GUAL TERMINOLOGY PROJECT
HOLMSTROM, J. E. THF. PERIODICAL LITERATURE OF COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY
HOLST, PER ASBJORN BIBLIOGRAPHV ON SWiTCHING CIRCUITS AND LOGICAL ALGEBRA
HOLST, PER ASBJORN DYNAMIC ACCURACV ANO ERROR IN ANALOG COMPUTATIONS
HOLT, A. W. AN ELECTRONIC DIRECTORV FOR SORTING MAIL
HOLT, A. W. AN EXPERIMENTAL RAPID ACCESS MEMORV USING DIODES A~D CAPACITORS
HOLT, A. W. MAN-TO-MACHINE COMMUNICATION AND AUTOMATIC CODE TRANSLATION
HOLT, A. W. PROGRAM OKGANIZATlON AND RECORD KEEPING FOR DVNAMIC STORAGE ALLOCATION
HOLT, ANATOL OVER-ALL COMPUTATION CONTROL AND LABELLING
HDLT, ANATDL W. GENERAL PURPOSE PROGRAMMI~G SYSTEMS
HOLT, A~ATOL W. PROGRAM DRGANIZATION AND RECORD KEEPING FOR DVNAMIC STORAGE ALLOCATION
HOLT, ARTHUR W. MEMORV DEVICES
HOODES, R. A. THE MUSP STATISTICAL SYSTEM
HOOKE, ROBERT 'DIRECT SEARCH' SOLUTION OF NUMERICAL AND STATISTICAL PROBLEMS
HOOKER, W. W. A GENERALIZEO METHOD FOR FINDI~G ROOTS OF NON-LI~EAR EQUATIONS
HOOPER, D. W. A REVIEW OF THE ELECTRONIC COMPUTER EXHIBITION AND THE 8USINESS COMPUTER SVMPOSIUM
HOOPER, D. W. COMPUTING OR INFORMATION PROCESSING, FUSIO~ OR FISSION
HOOPER. D. W. INTEGRATED INFORMATION PROCESSING FOR MA~AGEME~T OF NATIONALIZEO INDUSTRIES
HOOPER, OUDLEV REPORT ON THE 8CS FIRST CO~FERENCE
HOOPER, DUDLEV W. COMPUTERS AND DATA PROCESSING
HOOPER, DUDLEV W. ELECTRONIC-DATA PROCESSING IN THE NATIONALIZED INDUSTRIES
HOOPER, DUDLEY W. POINTING THE WAY FOR THE SMALLER USER, SUKVEV OF THE COMPUTER 8UREAUX SERVICE
HOOVER JR, C. W. IMPROVED PERFOR"ANCE FROM MATRIX ELECTROLUMINESCENT SCREENS IN OPTICAL REAOOUT APPLlCATI
HOOVER JR, C. W. THE FLVING SPOT STORE
HOOVER, W. A REAL TIME MULTI-COMPUTER SYSTEM FOR LUNAR AND PLANETARV SPACE FLIGHT DATA PROCESSING
414

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHV 1946-1963

HEN - HOO
NJCC56
26
P IRE625 lOB7
CHBK62
12
TCJ5621 10
TCJ5622 127
TCJ5634 345
FJCC63 295
E JCC51
22
IIJCC53
9
PACM56
26
CHBK62
4
CHBK62
7
TCJ4624 292
AUS 60 A2.2
RMCS60
49
NCR 604 96
IFIP62 173
I BMJ605 497
I BMJ605 481
(JPI 62 246
I EES56 412
IEES56 418
I EES56 333
CACM619 389
EJCC61
33
SJCC62 325
86
FJCC62
JACM594 506
WJCC58 159
WJCC57
20
~IP 62
650
WJCC60. 103
'ICR 624 63
I EES56 346
ICSI581 131
FJCC62
44
EJCC56
58
PGEC574 216
HARV572 225
CTPC54
55
PGEC513 154
HARV572 51
ONR 54
34
ONR 56
49
HARV572 235
AUS 60C11.4
AUS 63 C.24
JACM623 387
PGEC634 365
IFIP62 617
CAS 60 112
FjCC63 437
IIJCC60 2~9
PLCI61
46
EJCC59 108
JACM594 486
SOS 62 215
JACM623 297
PWCS54
44
PGEC614 722
EJCC56 128
TCJ1581 42
TCJ1582 &4
CAMB49
22
AUS 572 214
F TT 53 165
CACM598
6
CACM600 ,28
PACM59
3
WJCC5B 23'1
AUS 51 142
CAN 58 110
FJCC62
27
OCR 62 213
ICC 608 11
::ACM607 409
ICC 6114 7
PGEC614 638
PGEC633 313
EJCC58
79
PACM52T 133
IIJCC60 }29
lFIP62 539
CACM60N 614
CACM585
7
::ACM610 422
CH8K62
12
PACM61 6C6
JACM612 212
PACM61 !iAZ
TCB2595 11
TCB6623 82
IFIP62
40
TC83593 37
TC81565 161
BCS 58 290
EOPS61 465
LCMT61 231
LCMT61
19
SJCC63 127
414

HOD - ING

AUTHOR INDEX

HOOVER. W. REAL-TIME PRESENTATION OF REDUCED WIND-TUNNEL DATA
HOOVER. WILLIAM R. WIND TUNNEL DATA REDUCTION USING PAPER-TAPE STO~AGE MEDIA
HOPE. K. S. SABRE. A REAL TIME PROBLEM IN TELE-PROCESSING
HOPKINS JR. A. L. AN EXPERIMENT IN MUSICAL COMPOSITION
HOPKINS. A. G. S. APPLICATION OF A SMALL SCALE COMPUTER TO PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED IN ENGINEERING. SCIENTIFI
HOPKINS. A. G. S. BURROUGHS EQUIPMENT OFfERING IN AUSTRALIA
HOPKINS, A. G. S. SOME DEVELOPMENTS IN PERIPHERAL INPUT OUTPUT EQUIPMENT FOR DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS
HOPKINS, A. L. SOME ASPECTS OF THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF A CONTROL COMPUTER, A CASE STUDY
HOPKINS, R. S. THE TRANSFER-TRACK METHOO OF MAGNETIC-DRUM OPERATION
HOPKINSON. J. R. INTEGRATED ACCOUNTING USING A VARIETY OF EQUIPMENT
HOPMANN, W. REMARKS ON THE OEVELOPMENT OF GIA (GERMAN)
HOPNER. E. AN EXPERIMENTAL MOOULATION-DEMODULATION SCHEME FOR HIGH-SPEEO DATA TRANSMISSION
HOPNER. E. AN EXPERIMENTAL MOOULATION-OEMODULATION SCHEME FOR HIGH-SPEED DATA TRANSMISSION
HOPNER, E. PHASE REVERSAL DATA TRANSMISSION SYSTEM FOR SWITCHED AND PRIVATE TELEPHONE LINE APPLICATIONS
HOPPEL, C. J. DESIGN OF LOGIC FOR RECOGNITION OF PRINTED CHARACTERS BY SIMULATION
HOPPEL, C. J. THE DESIGN OF A LOGIC FOR THE RECOGNITION OF PRINTED CHARACTERS BY SIMULATION
HOPPER. GRACE AUTOMATIC CODING TECHNIQUES. 1955
HOPPER, GRACE AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
HOPPER, GRACE AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING, PRESENT STATUS AND FUTURE TRENDS
HOPPER. GRACE M. AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING FOR BUSINESS APPLICATIONS
HOPPER. GRACE M. BUSINESS DATA PROCESSING. A REVIEW
HOPPER. GRACE M. INFLUENCE OF PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES ON THE OESIGN OF COMPUTERS
HOPPER, GRACE M. THE EDUCATION OF A COMPUTER
HOPPER. GRACE M. THE INTERLUDE 1954 TO 1956
HOPPER, GRACE MURRAY AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING, DEFINITIONS
HORN. H. S. MULTIPLE-INPUT ANALDG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERTER WITH 12 BIT ACCURACY AND FAST. NON-SEQUENTIAL SWIT
HORN. I. AN EMITTER-FOLLOWER-COUPLED. HIGH-SPEED BINARY COUNTER
HORN. R. E. SYNTHESIS OF VECTOR NETWORKS
HORNER. J. T. HIGH SPEED COMPUTATION OF ENGINE PERFORMANCE
HORNICK, S. D. IBM 709 TAPE MATRIX COMPILER
HORNSBY, J. S. A FUNCTION INTERPRETIVE SCHEME FOR PEGASUS
HOROWITZ. P. COMPUTER GENERATED DISPLAYS
HOROWITZ, P. DISPLAY SYSTEM DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
HORTON, J. W. A FULL BINARY ADDER EMPLOYING TWO NEGATIVE-RESISTANCE OIODES
HORTON, J. W. EXPERIMENTAL STUOY OF ELECTRON-BEAM DRIVEN SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES FOR USE IN A DIGITAL MEMOR
HORTY, JOHN F. AN IR LANGUAGE FOR LEGAL RETRIEVAL STUDIES
HORWITZ, L. P. A PROCEDURE FOR THE DIAGONALIZATION OF NORMAL MATRICES
HORWITZ, L. P. PATTERN RECOGNITION USING AUTOCORRELATION
HOSKEN. J. SURVEY OF MECHANICAL TYPE PRINTERS
HOSKEN. J. C. EVALUATION OF SORTING METHODS
HOSKIN. N. E. THE SOLUTION OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
HOSKINSON, E. A. THE LOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF THE PB 440 MICROPROGRAMMABLE COMPUTER
HOTCHKISS, S. LAMINATED FERRITE MEMORY
HOTZ, G. OIGITAL FILTERS WITH THRESHOLD ELEMENTS
HOUGHTON. A. V. SOLUTION OF TRIOIAGONAL MATRICES
HOUSE. R. W. ERRATUM IN 'ON A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR OBTAINING IRREDUCIBLE REPRESENTATIONS FOR TWO-LEVEL MU
HOUSE, R. W. ON A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR OBTAINING IRREDUCIBLE REPRESENTATIONS FOR TWO-LEVEL MULTIPLE INPUT
HOUSE. ROBERT W. RELIABILITY EXPERIENCE ON THE OARAC
HOUSEHOLDER, A. S. ERRORS IN ITERATIVE SOLUTIONS OF LINEAR SYSTEMS
HOUSEHOLDER, A. S. NUMERICAL MATHEMATICS fROM THE VIEWPOINT OF ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTERS
HOUSEHOLDER, A. S. SOME INVERSE CHARACTERISTIC VALUE PROBLEMS
HOUSEHOLDER, A. S. THE APPROXIMATE SOLUTION OF MATRIX PROBLEMS
HOUSEHOLDER, A. S. THE EFFECT OF COMPUTERS ON THE TRAINING OF APPLIEO MATHEMATICIANS AND SCIENTISTS
HOUSEHOLDER, ALSTON S. BIBLIOGRAPHY ON NUMERICAL ANALYSIS
HOUSEHOLDER, ALSTON S. GENERATEO ERROR IN ROTATIONAL TRIOIAGONALIZATION
HOUSEHOLDER. ALSTON S. GENERATED ERROR IN THE SOLUTION OF CERTAIN LINEAR DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS
HOUSEHOLOER. ALSTON S. ON THE CONVERGENCE OF MATRIX ITERATIONS
HOUSEHOLDER, ALSTON S. PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS TO THE ACM
HOUSEHOLDER, ALSTON S. RETIRING PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS
HOUSEHOLDER. ALSTON S. UNITARY TRlANGULARIZATION OF A NONSYMMETRIC MATRIX
HOUSMAN, B. LOGICAL DESIGN OF THE DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR THE SAGE SYSTEM
HOUSMAN, B. THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR A LARGE-SCALE REAL-TIME APPLICATION
HOVLAND, C. I. PROGRAMMING A MODEL OF HUMAN CONCEPT FORMULATION
HOVLAND, CARL I. PROGRAMMING A MODEL OF HUMAN CONCEPT FORMULATION
HOWARD. JOHN H. OPENING ADORESS, JOINT COMPUTER CONFERENCE
HOWARO, R. A. A HIGH SPEED, SMALL SIZE MAGNETIC ORUM MEMORY UNIT FDR SUBMINIATURE DIGITAL COMPUTERS
HOWARD, R. A. INVESTIGATION OF WOVEN-SCREEN MEMORY TECHNIQUES
HOWARO, R. C. A DEPENDENT VARIABLE ANALOG FUNCTION GENERATOR
HOWARO, R. C. A FUNCTION GENERATOR FOR THE SOLUTION OF ENGINEERING OESIGN PROBLEMS
HOWARD, W. D. THE COMPUTER SIMULATION OF A COLONIAL, SOCIO-ECONOMIC SOCIETY
HOWARTH, O. J. EXPERIENCE WITH THE ATLAS SCHEDULING SYSTEM
HOWARTH. D. J. THE ATLAS SCHEDULING SYSTEM
HOWARTH. D. J. THE ATLAS SUPERVISOR
HOWARTH, O. J. THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY ATlAS OPERATING SYSTEM, PART I, INTERNAL ORGANIZATION
HOWARTH, O. J. THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY ATLAS OPERATING SYSTEM, PART II, USER'S DESCRIPTION
HOWE, CARL H. SOLUTION OF LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH VARIABLE COEFFICIENTS BY THE ELECTRONIC DIFF
HOWE, R. M. ANALOG SIMULATION OF THE RE-ENTRY OF A BALLISTIC MISSILE WARHEAD AND MULTIPLE DECOYS
HOWE, R. M. ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS, SIGNIFICANT APPLICATIONS
HOWE, R. M. FLIGHT SIMULATION OF ORBITAL AND RE-ENTRY VEHICLES
HOWE, R. M. THE SOLUTION OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS BY OIFFERENCE METHOOS USING THE ELECTRONIC DIF
HOWE, R. M. ' TRIGONOMETRIC RESOLUTION IN ANALOG COMPUTERS BY MEANS OF MULTIPLIER ELEMENTS
HOWE, ROBERT M. REPRESENTATION OF NONLINEAR FUNCTIONS
HOWE, ROBERT M. SOLUTION OF LINEAR OIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH VARIABLE COEFFICIENTS BY THE ELECTRONIC 01
HOWE, ROBERT M. THE SOLUTION OF PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EOUATIONS BY DIFFERENCE METHOOS USING THE ELECTRONIC
HOWELL, J. V. A OIGITAL COMPUTER FOR REAL-TIME SIMULATION
HOWELL, JOHN R. A COMPUTER TECHNIQUE FOR HANOLING ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE
HOWELL, JOHN R. AN ITERATIVE METHOO FOR FITTING THE LOGISTIC CURVE
HOWELL, K. M. A NEW PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUE FOR RATIONAL FRACTIONS
HOWELL. M. AUTOMATIC PARAMETER OPTIMIZATION AS APPLIED TO TRANSDUCLR DESIGN
HOWELLS, G. A. A TRANSISTOR DIGITAL COMPUTER
HOWELLS, G. A. TRANSISTOR ARITHMETIC CIRCUITS FOR AN INTERLEAVED-DIGIT COMPUTER
HOWELLS. L. INTOP, AN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS GAME
HOWERTON. PAUL W. THE APPLICATION OF MOOERN LEXICOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES TO MACHINE INDEXING
HOWLAND, J. L. ON SOME METHODS FOR COMPUTING THE ROOTS OF POLYNOMIALS
HOWLAND, J. L. SOME MATHEMATICAL AND PROGRAMMING PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED IN THE OPERATION OF A SCIENTIFIC CJ
HSIAO, M. Y. THE CARRY-OEPENDENT SUM ADDER
HUANG, C. TRANSISTOR SHIFT REGISTERS
HUBBARD, GEORGE U. SOME CHARACTERISTICS DF'SORTING IN COMPUTING SYSTEMS USING RANDOM ACCESS STORAGE DEVIC
HUDSON, F. J. SYNTHESIS OF TRANSFER AOMITTANCE FUNCTIONS USING ACTIVE COMPONENTS
HUDSON, JAMES THE FLOW DIAGRAM APPROACH TO COMPUTER LOGICAL DESIGN USING THE NCR 304 AS A'I ILLUSTRATION
415

COMPUTER LITfRATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

HOA - HUO
EJCC51
50
JACM562 101
TCJ4612 109
PGEC513 175
AUS 60 Bl.2
AUS 60015.3
AUS 601110.4
PGEC636 687
I EES56 528
5
TCJ6631
ECIP55
92
I BMJ5'11 14
EJCC58
3B
IBMJ612 93
I BMJ571
8
IEES56 456
6
LSU 56
LSU 5') 113
/lTP 58 155
CAS 57
45
I FlP62
35
P IRE530 1250
PACM52P 243
ONR 56
1
ONR 54
1
12
HUNTER, HENRY F. SIMPSON'S RULE FOR AN DOD NUMBER OF INTERVALS
PACM59
3
HUNTER, J. A. A PROGRAMMED BINARY COUNTER FOR THE IBM TYPE 650 CALCULATOR
CACM581 11
HUNTER, L. P. DIRECT MEASUREMENT OF THE ANGULAR DEPENDENCE OF THE IMAGINARY PART OF THE ATOMIC SCATTERI~~ IBMJ5'12 106
HUNTER, W. T. ANALOG-DIGITAL TECHNIQUES IN AUTOPILOT DESIGN
IIJCC53 119
HUNTINGTON, A. AUTOMATIC DATA-ACCUMULATION SYSTEM FOR WIND TUNNELS
PGEC561
1
HUNTOON, R. D. FACTORS INFLUENCING THE EFFECTIVE USE OF COMPUTERS
IIJCC53
5
HURD, CUTHBERT C. THE SOCIAL PROBLEM OF AUTOMATION
WJCC58
13
HUREWITZ, T. M. DESIGN OF THE RCA 501 SYSTEM
EJCC58 160
HUREWITZ, T. M. PROGRAMMING THE VARIABLE-ITEM-LENGTH RCA BIZMAC COMPUTER
II JCC56 1::17
HUREWITZ, T. M. THE RCA 501 ASSEMBLY SYSTEM
IIJCC59 121
HURLEY, J. R. DYSAC, A DIGITALLY SIMULATED ANALOG COMPUTER
SJCC63
69
HURNEY JR, P. A. COMBINED ANALOGUE· AND DIGITAL COMPUTING TECHNIQUES FOR THE SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUA WJCC56
,,4
HURNI, M. L. WHAT TO EXPECT FROM OPERATIONS RESEARCH
HARV55 176
HUSKEY, H. D. A BASIC COMPILER FOR ARITHMETIC EXPRESSIONS
CACM611
3
HUSKEY, H. D. A STUDY OF REFILL PHENOMENA IN WILLIAMS' TUBE MEMORIES
PGEC581 23
HUSKEY, H. D. A SYNTACTIC DESCRIPTION OF BC NELIAC
CACM637 367
HUSKEY, H. D. AN ALGORITHM FOR THE TRANSLATION OF ALGOL STATEMENTS
IFIP62 49B
HUSKEY, H. D. COMPILING TECHNIQUES FOR BOOLEAN EXPRESSIONS AND CONDITIONAL STATEMENTS IN ALGOL 60
CACM611 70
HUSKEY, H. D. DATA PREPARATION FOR NUMERICAL CONTROL OF MACHINE TOOLS
NCR 584
)
HUSKEY, H. D. KEYNOTE, ENGINEERING TOMORROW'S COMPUTERS
PECS52
1
HUSKEY, H. O. MACHINE INDEPENDENCE IN COMPILING
ROHE62 219
HUSKEY, H. D. REVIEW SECTION
PGEC5)3 13
HUSKEY, H. D. SEMIAUTOMATIC INSTRUCTION ON THE ZEPHYR
HARV49
83
HUSKEY, H. D. SOVIET COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY, 1959
ICC 6010 23
HUSKEY, H. D. SOVIET COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY, 1959
PGEC601 72
HUSKEY, H. D. SOVIET COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY, 1959
CACM603 131
HUSKEY, H. o. STATUS OF UNIVERSITY EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS RELATIVE TO HIGH SPEED COMPUTATION
CTPC54
22
HUSKEY, H. O. THE SWAC, DESIGN FEATURES AND OPERATING EXPERIENCE
PIRE530 1294
HUSKEY, HARRY D. A SOLUTION FOR AUTOMATIC UNIT CONTROL
II JCt54
96
HUSKEY, HARRY D. APPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
CHBK62
21
HUSKEY, HARRY D. AUTOMATIC COMPUTERS AND TEACHING MACHINES
PLCI61 251
HUSKEY, HARRY D. COMPILING TECHNIQUES FOR ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSIONS
rCJ4611 10
HUSKEY, HARRY D. OIGITAL COMPUTERS, COMPONENTS
CHBK62
10
HUSKEY, HARRY D. OIGITAL-COMPUTER ARITHMETIC
CHBK62
15
HUSKEY, HARRY D. DIGITAL-COMPUTER SYSTEM DESIGN
CCST61
33
HUSKEY, HARRY D. DIGITAL-CoMPUTER-SYSTEM DESIGN
CHBK62
16
HUSKEY, HARRY D. ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTING IN THE UNITED STATES
CAM8~9
109
HUSKEY, HARRY D. GENERAL-PURPOSE COMPUTERS
CHBK62
20
HUSKEY, HARRY D. INTRODUCTION TO CODING AND PROBLEM LOGIC
CHBK62
11
HUSKEY, HARRY D. MEMORY DEVICES
CHBK62
12
HUSKEY, HARRY D. NELIAC, A DIALECT OF ALGOL
CACM60B 463
HUSKEY, HARRY D. SINGLE-INPUT COMPONENT CIRCUITS
CHBK62
11
HUSKEY, HARRY D. SWITCHING CIRCUITS
CHBK62
13
HUSKEY, HARRY D. THE BENDIX G-15 GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER
PWCS54
Bl
HUSMAN, P. A. TECHNIQUES FOR INCREASING STORAGE DENSITY OF MAGNETIC DRUM SYSTEMS
EJCt54
16
HUTCHINSON, G. K. OPTIMUM TAPE WRITING PROCEDURES
CACM619 399
HUTCHINSON, GEORGE PARTITIONING ALGORITHMS FOR FINITE SETS
CACM630 613
HUXTABLE, D. H. R. THE DEUCE ALPHACODE TRANSLATOR
rCJ3602 'i8
HUXTABLE, O. H. R. THE DEUCE ALPHACODE TRANSLATOR
AUS 60 C6.·4
HUXTABLE, .H. R. A MULTI-PASS TRANSLATION SCHEME FOR ALGOL 60
ARAP623 163
HYDE, E. PRIME NUMBER CODING FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
rCJ3601 21
HYVARINEN, LASSI CLASSIFICATION OF QUALITATIVE DATA
BIT 622 83
IANOV, IU. I. ON MATRIX PROGRAM SCHEMES
CACM58D
3
IANOV, IU. I. ON THE EQUIVALENCE AND TRANSFORMATION OF PROGRAM SCHEMES
CACM580
8
IIJIMA, T. AN ELECTRONIC READING MACHINE
ICIP59 221
ILIFFE, J. K. A DYNAMIC STORAGE ALLOCATION SCHEME
rtJ5623 200
ILIFFE, J. K. THE USE OF THE GENIE SYSTEM IN NUMERICAL CALCULATION
ARAP612
1
IHOTO, K. AN ELECTRONIC READING MACHINE
ICIP59 227
INGERMAN, P. A TRANSLATION TECHNIQUE FOR LANGUAGES WHOSE SYNTAX IS EXPRESSIBLE IN EXTENDED BACKUS NORMAL ROME62
23
INGERMAN, P. Z. A NEW ALGORITHM FOR ALGEBRAIC TRANSLATION
PACM59
22
416

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY

19~6-1963

416

ING - KAN

AUTHOR INDEX

INGERMAN, P. Z. A NOTE ON THE CALCULATION OF INTEREST
INGERMAN, P. Z. DYNAMIC DECLARATIONS
INGERMAN, P. Z. ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF MICROFLOWCHARTS
INGERMAN, P. Z. THU~KS
INGERMAN, PETER ZILAHY TOWARDS A THEORY OF RECURSIVE PROCESSORS
INNES, DAPHNE FILTER, A TOPOLOGICAL PATTERN SEPARATION COMPUTER PROGRAM
INNES, F. THE ELECTROGRAPHIC RECORDING TECHNIQUE
INNES, FRANK T. HIGH SPEED PRINTER AND PLOTTER
IRLANO, E. A. STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF LOGIC CIRCUIT PERFORMANCE IN DIGITAL SYSTEMS
IRONS, E. T. A PROPOSED INTERPRETATION IN ALGOL
IRONS. E. T. AN ERROR-CORRECTING PARSE ALGORITHM
IRONS, E. T. COMMENTS ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF RECURSIVE PROCEDURES AND BLOCKS IN ALGOL 60
IRONS, E. T. THE STRUCTURE AND USE OF THE SYNTAX DIRECTED COMPILER
IRONS, EDGAR T. A SYNTAX DIRECTED COMPILER FOR ALGOL 60
IRVINE, N. L. SIMULATION BY MODELING
IRWIN, S. N. ANALOG COMPUTER SERVES AS BOTH SYSTEMS ANALYSIS TOOL AND OPERATOR TRAINING FACILITY FOR ENRI
ISAAC, E. J. MACHINE AIDS TO CODING
ISAAC, E. J. SORTING BY ADDRESS CALCULATION
ISAAC, M. G. DETERMINISTIC AND STOCHASTIC RESPONSE OF LINEAR TIME VARIABLE SYSTEMS
ISAACS, P. J. MICROWAVE LOGIC CIRCUITS USING DIODES
ISAKSSON, H. GIER, A DANISH COMPUTER OF MEDIUM SIZE
ISBITZ, HAROLD CLIP. A COMPILER LANGUAGE FOR INFORMATION PROCESSING
ISBITZ, HAROLD RADIX EXCHANGE, A~ INTERNAL SORTING METHOD FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
ISHIBASHI, Y. ESAKI DIODE HIGH-SPEED LOGICAL CIRCUITS
ISHIDA, H. ESAKI DIODE HIGH-SPEED LOGICAL CIRCUITS
ISHIDATE, T. EODYCARD MEMORY, A SEMI-PERMANENT STORAGE
ISHII, O. A TUNNEL-DIODE HIGH-SPEED MEMORY
ISRAEL, D. R. SIMULATION TECHNIQUES FOR THE TEST AND EVALUATION OF REAL-TIME COMPUTER PROGRAMS
ISRAEL, DAVID R. SIMULATION TECHNIQUES FOR THE TEST AND EVALUATION OF REAL-TIME COMPUTER PROGRAMS
ITO, WALLY REAL-TIME OIGITAL ANALYSIS AND ERROR-COMPENSATING TECHNIOUES
ITTNER III, W. B. A SURVEY OF CONTACT RESISTANCE THEORY FOR NOMINALLY CLEAN SURFACES
,ITTNER III, W. B. PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF CRYOGENIC COMPONENTS
ITTNER III, W. B. THE CASE FOR CRYOTRONICS
ITTNER III, W. B. THIN FILM CRYOTRON TIME CONSTANTS
IVERSON, K. E. GRADUATE INSTRUCTION AND RESEARCH
IVERSON, K. E. PROGRAMMING NOTATION IN SYSTEMS DESIGN
IVERSON, KENNETH E. A COMMON LANGUAGE FOR HARDWARE, SOFTWARE, AND APPLICATIONS
IVERSON, KENNETH E. A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
IVERSON, KENNETH E. THE ROLE OF SPECIAL PURPOSE EOUIPMENT
IWATA, J. EFFECTS OF DIGITAL EXECUTION TIME IN A HYBRID COMPUTER
JACK, R. W. AN ENGINEERING DESCRIPTION OF THE BURROUGHS DISK FILE
JACKSON, B. M. SPACE TRACKING MAN-MADE SATELLITES AND DEBRIS
JACKSON, J. B. MANIAC
JACKSON, J. R. SWAC COMPUTATIONS FOR SOME M X N SCHEDULING PROBLEMS
JACKSON, R. C. A BUILT-IN TABLE LOOKUP ARITHMETIC UNIT
JACOB, WALTER C. RAPID PROCESSING OF BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH DATA
JACOBS JR, H. EQUIPMENT RELIABILITY AS APPLIED TO,ANALOGUE COMPUTERS
JACOBS, DONALD H. DESIGN FEATURES OF THE JAINCOMP-C AND JAINCOMP-O ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTERS
JACOBS, OONALO H. THE JAINCOMP-Bl COMPUTER
JACOBS, J. F. LOGICAL DESIGN OF THE DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR THE SAGE SYSTEM
JACOBS, J. F. THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR A LARGE-SCALE REAL-TIME APPLICATION
JACOBSEN, P. T. GIER, A DANISH COMPUTER OF MEDIUM SIZE
JACOBSOHN, D. RELATIVE MERITS OF WILLIAMS MEMORY DISPLAY
JACOBSON, A. W. COMPUTERS AS GENERATORS OF ECONOMIC GROWTH
JACOBSON, A. W. SYMPOSIUM ON THE IMPACT OF COMPUTERS ON SCIENCE AND SOCIETY
JACOBSON, ARVID W. APPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
JACOBSON, ARVID W. PANEL DISCUSSION ON THE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES OF COMPUTER PEOPLE
JACOBSON. ARVID W. THE UNIVERSITY COMPUTATION LABORATORY AS A COOPERATIVE INDUSTRY-EDUCATION PROJECT
JACOBSON, J. D. MONTE CARLO CALCULATIONS IN STATISTICAL MECHANICS
JACOBSON, S. N. AUTOMATIC SYNTAX ANALYSIS IN MACHINE INDEXING AND ABSTRACTING
JACOBSSON, R. E. RESEARCH ON SUPERCONDUCTIVE DEVICES IN SWEDEN
JACOBY, K. AUTOMATION OF PROGRAM DEBUGGING
JAC08Y, K. ISOLATION OF CONTROL MALFUNCTIONS IN A DIGITAL COMPUTER
JAENKE, MARTIN G. ANALOG COMPUTERS
JAENKE, MARTIN G. CO"PUTING CONTROL SYSTE"S
JAMES, D. B. MAGNETOSTRICTIVE ULTRASONIC DELAY LINES FOR A PCM COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
JAMISON, J. H. TRANSISTOR PULSE CIRCUITS FOR 160-MC CLOCK RATES
JANES, J. D. W. MEASURING THE PROFITABILITY OF A COMPUTER SYSTE"
JANES, J. D. W. PROGRESS IN THE INTRODUCTION OF AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING INTO GOVERNMENT OEPART"ENTS, MA
JANIK JR, J. A CARD CHANGEABLE NONDESTRUCTIVE READOUT TWISTOR STORE
JANIOTIS, AMELIA MULTIPLE "EANING IN MACHINE TRANSLATION
JANSSON, B. STUDY OF ANTIAIRCRAFT SYSTEMS BY SIMULATION WITH A MONrE CARLO "ODeL
JARVIS, D. B. THE EFFECTS OF INTERCO~NECTIONS ON HIGH-SPEED LOGIC CIRCUITS THE EFFECTS OF INTERCONN~CTION
JARVIS, D. B. TRANSISTOR CURRENT SWITCHING AND ROUTING TECHNIQUES
JEANNIOT, J. P. SO"E AIRLINE APPLICATIONS OF MONTE-CARLO SYSTEM SIMULATIONS
JECKS, R. G. COMPUTERS IN INSURANCE
JEENEL, J. PROGRAMS AS A TOOL FOR RESEARCH IN SYSTE"S ORGANIZATION
JEENEL, JOACHI" A GRAPHICAL APPROACH TO COMPUTER EFFICIENCY
JEEVES, T. A. 'DIRECT SEARCH' SOlUTION OF NU"ERICAL AND STATISTICAL PROBLE"S
JEEVES, T. A. ON THE USE OF THE SOLOMON PARALLEL-PROCESSING COMPUTER
JEEVES, T. A. SECANT MODIFICATION OF NEWTON'S METHOD
JEEVES, T. A. THE NORDIC II CO"PUTER
JEFFREY, RICHARD C. ARITHMETICAL ANALYSIS OF DIGITAL COMPUTING NETS
JEFFREYS, D. C. A HIGH-SPEED, LARGE-CAPACITY FIXED STORE FOR A DIGITAL COMPUTER
JENKINS, D. P. ATO"S AND LISTS
JENKINSON, G. A DEVICE TO FACILITATE CO"BINED ANALOG-DIGITAL CO"PUTATION
JENNINGS, EARL FACTOR ANALYSIS
JENNINGS, G. A DIRECT ORDERING, RECORDING AND INVOICING SYSTEM
JENSEN, J. A STORAGE ALLOCATION SCHEME FOR ALGOL 60
JENSEN, J. A STORAGE ALLOCATION SCHEME FOR ALGOL 60
JENSEN, J. AN I"PLE"ENTATION OF ALGOL 60 PROCEDURES
JENSEN, J. GIER, A'OANISH COMPUTER OF "EDIUM SIZE
JENSEN, PAUL A. BIBLIOGRAPHY ON REDUNDANCY TECHNIQUES
JENSSEN, O. NUMERICAL WEATHER PREDICTION AND ANALYSIS
JEPPESEN, R. H. PRENUCLEATION OF LEAD FILMS WITH COPPER, GOLD, AND SILVER
JERNER, I. O. MODERN PROGRAM"ING METHODS AND PROBLEMS AND THEIR INFLUENCE ON THE DESIGN OF CO"PUTING INST
JIEWERTZ, B. "INIATURIZATION OF ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS (SWEDISH)
JOACHIM, GERTRUD S. MEMORY EFFICIENCY
JOOEIT, JANE G. A OYNA"IC STORAGE ALLOCATION SCHE"E
JOEL. A. E. COMMUNICATION SWITCHING SYSTE"S AS REAL-TI"E CO"PUTERS
417

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPtlY 1946-1963

HUO - JOE
CAC"600 !>42
CACM611 !i9
CAC"590 27
CACM611 55
PACM61 5112
25
EJCC6D
NCR 554 13!i
EJCC60 1,3
P IRE611 236
CAC"59D l4
CACM63N 669
CAC"611 65
ARAP623 207
CACM611 51
WJCC55
13
WJCC60 301
PACM52T 17
JACM563 169
PGEC635 532
PGEC593 302
PGEC636 629
PACH59
73
JAC"592 1,1>
PGEC601 25
PGEC601 25
EJCC61 194
lFIP62 b03
PACM56
19
JACM573 3::;4
WJCC59 269
I BHJ571 44
ICIP59 455
FJCC62 229
JNR 60 239
CTPC54
25
I BSJ632 117
FJCC62 121
SJCC62 345
HARV55
n
FJCC63 251
FJCC63 341
FJCC62 304
PAC"52T 13
JACM574 HB
WJCC60 239
LSU 56 224
JACM541 21
'ICR 544 98
IlNR 52
I
I BMJ51l 76
WJCC56
10
PGEC6-J6 b29
!i9
UL 53
PACM62
85
PGEC563 142
CH8K62
21
PACM59
19
CLUN55 209
WJCC59 2bl
'UPP61 305
ONR 60 160
PACH61 11C2
PACM5~
7
ELEC61
b5
ELEC61 211
PGEC603 329
PGEe594 432
TCJ563" 284
EDPS61
13
WJCC59
41
MrL 612 405
BIT 611 27
PGEC635 416
PGEC603 302
IFIP62
b7
TCB6614 113
IBMJ582 105
PACM59
8
JACM612 212
FJCC62 137
C",CM588
9
WCR 574 85
JAC"564 3(.0
DPI 62 246
TCJ"611 47
oIJCC58 212
CABS62 238
TCJ4612 l!iO
BIT 612 89
CAC"610 441
BIT 611 38
PGEC636 629
RTCS62 369
AUS 63 B.9
I BMJ634 297
IFIP62 6'19
BIT 613 167
JACM592 172
TCJ5623 200
EJCC51 197
417

JOH - KEL

AUTHOR INDEX

ING - KAN

JOHANSEN, DONALD E. A MODIFIED GIVENS METHOD FOR THE EIGENVALUE EVALUATION OF LARGE MATRICES
JOHANSSON, C.-A. REQUIREMENTS PLANNING OF PRODUCTION COMPONENTS AND SPARE PARTS AT A FARM EQUIPMENT MANUf
JOHANSSON, O. ON THE METHOD OF CENTRAL DIFFERENCES FOR THE SOLUTION OF THE CAUCHY PROBLEM FOR PARTIAL DIF
JOHNSON, B. M. A QUEUE NETWORK SIMULATOR FOR THE IBM 650 AND BURROUGHS 220
JOHNSON, D. D. INTERIM REPORT PRESENTATION DEVELOPMENT OF ELECTRONIC APPLICATIONS
JOHNSON, D. E. PARTITIONED POLYNOMIALS, AN APPROACH TOWARD EQUILIBRIUM BETWEEN ACCURACY AND SPEED IN PRI"
JOHNSON, D. L. STANDARDIZED PRINTED CIRCUIT UNITS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
JOHNSON, DAVID L. THE ROLE OF THE DIGITAL COMPUTER IN MECHANICAL TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES
JOHNSON, E. A. COMPUTATIONS OF NERVE AND HEART CELL ACTIVITY
JOHNSON, E. C. DESIGN OF A NUMERICAL MILLING MACHINE SYSTEM
JOHNSON, E. CALVIN APPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
JOHNSON, E. R. THE RECORDING OF DATA IN THE WRE WINO TUNNELS
JOHNSON, H. H. OPTIMUM TIME FOR MULTIPLICATION ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
JOHNSON, J. RAMPS, A TECHNIQUE FOR RESOURCE ALLOCATION AND MULTI-PROJECT SCHEDULING
JOHNSON, K. C. ELECTROMAGNETIC DELAY NETWORKS FOR DIGITAL STORAGE
JOHNSON, K. C. THE DESIGN AN~. USE OF LOGICAL DEVICES USING SATURABLE MAGNETIC CORES
JOHNSON, K. E. SOME APPLICATIONS OF AUTOMATIC COMPUTERS IN HYDRO-ELECTRIC ENGINEERING
JOHNSON, L. R. AN INOIRECT CHAINING METHOD FOR ADDRESSING ON SECONDARY KEYS
JOHNSON, LYLE R. INSTALLATION OF A LARGE ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
JOHNSON, MARGARET L. CHIC, A 1090 PROGRAM TO COMPUTE HYPERGEOMETRIC SERIES IN TWO VARIABLES
JOHNSON, NICOLAS A METHOD OF FORMING HIGH ORDER ROOT FINDING PROCESSES
JOHNSON, R. CURTIS COMPUTATIONS IN THE FIELD OF ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY
JOHNSON, R. L. ANALOG-DIGITAL TECHNIQUES IN AUTOPILOT DESlGN
JOHNSON, R. R. AN ELECTRONIC DIGITAL POLYNOMIAL ROOT EXTRACTOR
JOHNSON, ROBERT R. SPECIAL-PURPOSE COMPUTERS
JOHNSON, T. E. SKETCHPAD III, A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR DRAWING IN THREE OIMENSIONS
JOHNSON, VERN BUSINESS APPLICATIONS ON INTERMEDIATE DATA PROCESSING COMPUTERS
JOHNSTON, R. C. CRYOSAR MEMORY DESIGN
JOHNSTON, R. F. CHARACTER REPRESENTATION AND STORAGE SYSTEMS
JOHNSTON, R. F. THE UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO MODEL ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
JOHNSTON, T. A. COMPUTERS AS AN AID TO UTILITY MANAGEMENT
JOHNSTONE, T. A. INTEGRATION OF DATA IN THE A.G.L. CO.
JONES JR, R. E. A THERMODYNAMIC TREATMENT OF DILUTE SUPERCONDUCTING ALLOYS
JONES, A. G. ACCURACY CONTROL SYSTEMS FOR MAGNETIC-CORE MEMORIES
JONES, C. C. SOME TECHNIQUES USED IN IMPROVING THE RELIABILITY OF INPUT AND OUTPUT EQUIPMENT
JONES, CHALMER E. AN ANALOG COMPUTER FOR SCHOOLS AND OFFICES
JONES, E. D. A VERSATILE CHARACTER GENERATOR WITH DIGITAL INPUT
JONES, FLETCHER SHARE, A STUDY IN THE REDUCTION OF REOUNDANT PROGRAMMING EFFORT THROUGH THE PROMOTION OF
JONES, GARDNER M. COMPUTER EDUCATION, DILEMMA OF THE COLLEGES
JONES, J. G. T. NUMERICAL METHOOS FOR COMPUTING TWO-DIMENSIONAL UNSTEADY FLUID MOTION
JONES, JOHN L. A COBOL PROCESSOR FOR THE UNIVAC 1105
JONES, K. SPARCK THE ANALOGY BETWEEN MECHANICAL TRANSLATION AND LIBRARY RETRIEVAL
JONES, L. F. DIGITAL CONTROL TECHNIQUES FOR SPACE
JONES, P. D. NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE VON KARMAN LARGE DEFLEXION EQUATIONS IN THE CASE OF A RECTANGULAR
JONES, P. D. THE ATLAS SCHEDULING SYSTEM
JONES, P. E. ANALYTIC APPROXIMATION AND TRANSLATIONAL INYARIANCE IN CHARACTER RECOGNITION
JONES, R. E. THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY OF DILUTE INDIUM-MERCURY SUPERCONDUCTING ALLOYS
JONES, RICHARD H. COMPUTATION OF THE FREQUENCY FUNCTION OF A QUADRATIC FORM IN RANDOM NORMAL VARIABLES
JONES, T. G. A NOTE ON SAMPING A TAPE FILE
JONES, TERENCE G. AN ALGORITHM FOR THE NUMERICAL APPLICATION OF A LINEAR OPERATOR
JONKER, F. USE OF DIGITAL SIMULATION IN PLANNING
JONKER, FREDERICK THE DESCRIPTIVE CONTINUUM, A 'GENERALIZED' THEORY OF INDEXING
JORDAN JR, W. F. TELLERTRON, A REAL-TIME UPDATING AND TRANSACTION PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR SAVINGS BANKS
JORY, JOHN H. HOT-WIRE ANEMOMETER PAPER TAPE READER
JOSEPH, CAMILLA ANALYTIC DIFFERENTIATION BY COMPUTER
JOSEPH, R. O. ON PREDICTING PERCEPT RON PERFORMANCE
JOSSELSON, HARRY H. MULTIPLE MEANING IN MACHINE TRANSLATION
JOSSELSON, HARRY H. RESEARCH IN MACHINE TRANSLATION
JUDSON, R. W. B. AN APPLICATION OF THE IBM 650 EOPM TO CERTAIN ACTUARIAL PROBLEMS OF A LARGE LIFE ASSURA~
JUELICH, o. C. FURTHER REMARKS ON SAMPLING A TAPE FILE, III
JULESZ, B. TOWARDS THE AUTOMATION OF BINOCULAR DEPTH PERCEPTION
JULIAN, R. S. COORDINATE TUBES FOR USE WITH ELECTROSTATIC STORAGE TUBES
JUNCOSA, M. L. ON THE INCREASE OF CONVERGENCE RATES OF RELAXATION PROCEDURES FOR ELLIPTIC PARTIAL DIFFERE
JUNCOSA, MARIO L. SOME NUMERICAL EXPERIMENTS USING NEWTON'S METHOD FOR NONLINEAR PARABOLIC AND ELLIPTIC B
JUSTICE, L. E. MAGNACARD, MAGNETIC RECORDING STUDIES
KABRISKY, MATTHEW A SPATIALLY ITERATED MEMORY ORGAN PATTERNED AFTER THE CEREBRAL CORTEX
KAC, M. A DISCRETE QUEUEING PROBLEM WITH VARIABLE SERVICE TIMES
KAC, M. ANALYSIS OF A BASIC QUEUING PROBLEM ARISING IN COMPUTER SYSTEMS
KAENEL, R. A. HIGH-SPEED ANALOG-TO-OIGITAL CONVERTERS UTILIZING TUNNEL DIODES
KAGAN, C. A. R. AN APPROACH TO MANUFACTURING CONTROL USING INEXPENSIVE SOURCE TO COMPUTER COMMUNICATIONS
KAHAN, G. J. SUPERCONDUCTING TIN FILMS OF LOW RESIDUAL RESISTIVITY
KAHN, A. B. PROCEDURE NETWORK ANALYSIS
KAHN, A. B. TOPOLOGICAL SORTING OF LARGE NETWORKS
KAHN, ARTHUR B. SKELETAL STRUCTURE OF PERT AND CPA COMPUTER PROGRAMS
KAHN. W. ARITHMETIC AND CONTROL TECHNIQUES IN A MULTIPROGRAM COMPUTER
KAHRIMANIAN, HARRY G. ANALYTICAL DIFFERENTIATION BY A DIGITAL COMPUTER
KAIN, R. Y. A COMPUTER AID FOR SYMBOLIC MATHEMATICS
KAISER, C. J. A METHOD FOR ELIMINATING AMBIGUITY DUE TO SIGNAL COINCIDENCE IN DIGITAL DESIGN
KAISER, HENRY F. THE LLT AND QR METHODS FOR SYMMETRIC TRIDIAGONAL MATRICES
KAISER, Y. A. A COMPUTER-CONTROLLED DYNAMIC SERVO TEST SYSTEM
KALABA, ROBERT ON AN APPLICATION OF DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING TO THE SYNTHESIS OF LOGICAL SYSTEMS
KALABA, ROBERT SOME NUMERICAL EXPERIMENTS USING NEWTON'S METHOD FOR NONLINEAR PARABOLIC AND ELLIPTIC BOUN
KALBFELL, DAVID C. AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG MULTIPLIER
KALIN, THEODORE FORMAL LOGIC AND SWITCHING CIRCUITS
KALLMANN, H. NEW PHOSPHOR MEMORY DEVICE
KALMAN, R. E. THE ROLE OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN THE OYNAMIC OPTIMIZATION OF CHEMICAL REACTIONS
KAMENTSKY, L. A. A GENERALIZED SCANNER FOR PATTERN- AND CHARACTER-RECOGNITION STUDIES
KAMENTSKY, L. A. COMPUTER-AUTOMATED DESIGN OF MULTIFONT PRINT RECOGNITION LOGIC
KAMENTSKY, L. A. PATTERN AND CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEMS. PICTURE PROCESSING BY NETS OF NEURON-LIKE ELE
KAMENTSKY, L. A. SIMULATION OF THREE MACHINES WHICH READ ROWS OF HANDWRITTEN ARABIC NUMBERS
KAMI, MICHAEL J. LONG RANGE OATA PROCESSING PROSPECTS AND PROBLEMS
KAMM, L. J. FOXY 2. A TRANSISTORIZED ANALOG MEMORY FOR FUNCTIONS OF TWO VARIABLES
KAMM, V. C. A SURVEY OF TUNNEL-DIODE DIGITAL TECHNIQUES
KAMPE, THOMAS W. THE DESIGN OF A GENERAL-PURPOSE MICROPROGRAM-CONTROLLED COMPUTER WITH ELEMENTARY STRUCTU
KAMPHOEFNER, F. J. AUTOMATIC INPUT FOR BUSINESS DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEMS
KANAL, L. ON A RANDOM WALK RELATED TO A NONLINEAR LEARNING MODEL
KANE, J. R. RELIABILITY FIELD SURVEILLANCE PROGRAM
KANE, MAUREEN PROGRAMMING AND MODIFICATION IN THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM
KANE, MAUREEN THE SHARE 109 SYSTEM, PROGRAMMING AND MODIFICATION
KANEFF. S. THE ADELAIDE UNIVERSITY DYNAMIC A.D. NETWORK ANALYSER
418

COMPUTER

LIT~RATURE

BIBLIOGRAPHY

1~46-1963

JACM613 331
UT 632 108
BIT 632 91
CACM590 20
LSU 51 206
PACM62
60
PACII52P 135
WJCC58 161
AUS 63 B.10
11
EJCC51
CHBK62
21
/IUS 512 215
TCJ3614 256
11
SJCC63
I EES56 416
IEES56 302
/IUS 60 B2.1
CACM615 218
PACM52T 11
PACM61 6A4
PACM61 5A5
JACM514 393
WJCC53 119
WJCC55 119
CHBK62
19
SJCC63 341
LSU 55 201
PGEC614 112
CAN 58 120
PACM52T 154
AUS 63 A.5
/IUS 60A11.3
IBMJ601 23
WJCC51 105
RMCS60
63
LSU 56 138
IICR 594 16
ClNR 56
29
LSU 51
11
TCB6634 121
CAS 60
21>
ICSI582 911
WCR 604
b
AUS 60 89.1
TCJ5623 238
ClCR 62 181
I BMJ621 112
JACM603 245
CACM626 343
JACM624 440
CAN 62 168
ICSI582 1291
'fCR 624 101
EJCC60 261
CACM626 349
IIICR 602 11
MTL 612 405
IIISMT60 160
AUS 60 A3.1
CACM631 384
IFJP62 439
NARY49
96
JACM601 29
CACM614 181
WCR 514 214
PACM61 20
I BMJ624 40.
I BMJ612 132
PGEC612 273
F JCC63 5"i5
I BMJ602 113
PACM62
94
CACM62N 558
CACM638 413
EJCC59
15
ClNR 54
6
FJCC63 509
CACM624 211
TCJ6631 99
E JCC60 2j5
JACM594 486
CACM614 181
PGEC572 100
PACM52P 251
LCMT61 293
WJCC59 101
WJCC59 291
I BMJ631
2
~ JCC59
304
PGEC613 489
l SU 58
1
WJCC59 338
PIRE611 136
PGEC602 208
EJCC56
69
ItCR 612 211
PACM59
6
PIICM58
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JACM592 128
/IUS 512 221
418

KAN - KLE

AUTHOR INDEX

KANGER, STIG A SIMPLIFIED PROOF METHOO FOR ELEMENTARY LOGIC
KANNER, H. A NOTE ON THE USE OF THE ABACUS IN NUMBER CONVERSION
KANNER, H. AN ALGEBRAIC TRANSLATOR
KANTNER, HAROLD H. A FEEDBACK CODING THEORY OF LEARNING AND COGNITION
KAPLAN, A. A SEARCH MEMORY SUBSYSTEM FOR A GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER
KAPLAN, D. E. ELECTRON SPIN ECHO SERIAL MEMORY STORAGE
KAPLAN, EDWARD L. MONTE CARLO METHOOS
KAPLAN, SIDNEY THE ROLE OF ISOMORPHISM IN PROGRAMMING
KAREW, J. J. SYSTEM APPLICATION OF HYBRID LOGIC CIRCUITRY
KARLGREN, H. REPRESENTATION OF TEXT STRINGS IN BINARY COMPUTERS
KARLQVIST, OLLE APPLICATIONS TO THE MAGNETIC TAPE STORAGE UNIT, FACIT ECM 64 (THE CAROUSEL MEMORY I
KARNAUGH, MAURICE MAGNETIC SELECTORS
KAROLY, G. CONSIDERATIONS OF A COMPUTER WITH AN AODRESSLESS ORDER CODE
KAROLY, G. LOGICAL DESIGN FOR ADM, AN ADORESSLESS DIGITAL MACHINE
KARP, R. M. MINIMIZATION OVER BOOLEAN GRAPHS
KARP, RICHARO M. A DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING APPROACH TO SEQUENCING PROBLEMS
KARPLUS, WALTER J. A NEW ACTIVE-PASSIVE NETWORK SIMULATOR FOR TRANSIENT FIELD PROBLEMS
KARPLUS, WALTER J. ANALOG AND DIGITAL TECHNIQUES COMBINED
KARPLUS, WALTER J. ANALOG COMPUTATION IN ENGINEERING
KARPLUS, WALTER J. MECHANICAL COMPUTER ELEMENTS
KARPLUS, WALTER J. NETWORK-TYPE DIRECT-ANALOGY COMPUTERS AND FIELO-PROBLEM ANALOGIES
KARPLUS, WALTER J. SOLUTION OF FIELD PROBLEMS
KARPLUS, WALTER J. THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN ANALYSIS
KARSON, A. A PROGRAMMING SYSTEM FOR DETECTION AND OIAGNOSIS OF MACHINE MALFUNCTIONS
KARST, E. A REMARKABLE QUARTIC YIELOING CERTAIN DIVISORS OF MERSENNE NUMBERS
KARST, E. LIST OF ALL PRIME DIVISORS Q • 2KP+l OF (2 TO THE PI-I, K LESS THAN 10, P LESS THAN 15000
KARST, E. ON APPROXIMATING TRANSCENOENTAL NUMBERS BY CONTINUED FRACTIONS
KARST, EDGAR SEARCH LIMITS ON DIVISORS OF MER SENNE NUMBERS
KARST, EOGAR SOME NEW DIVISORS OF MERSENNE NUMBERS
KARUSH, WILLIAM STABILITY OF A METHOD OF SMOOTHING IN A DIGITAL CONTROL COMPUTER
KASKEY, G. APPLICATION OF COMPUTERS TO CIRCUIT DESIGN FOR UNIVAC LARC
KASKEY, GILBERT CLUSTER FORMATION AND DIAGNOSTIC SIGNIFICANCE IN PSYCHIATRIC SYMPTOM EVALUATION
KASPRZAK, HEDWIG THE CAUDAL PHOTORECEPTOR OF THE CRAYFISH, A QUANTITATIVE STUDY OF RESPONSES TO INTENSITY
KATCHEN, B. CHEMICAL SWITCHES
KATZ, A. ACCURACY CONTROL SYSTEMS FOR MAGNETIC-CORE MEMORIES
KATZ, C. GECOM, THE GENERAL COMPILER
KATZ, C. REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
KATZ, C. REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
KATZ, C. REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
KATZ, C. REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
KATI, C. REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
KATZ, CHARLES SYSTEMS OF DEBUGGING AUTOMATIC CODING
KATZ, CHARLES THE INTERNATIONAL ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE AND THE FUTURE OF PROGRAMMING
KATZ, D. L. COMPUTERS IN ENGINEERING EOUCATION 1960-1964
KATZ, J. H. AN EXPERIMENT IN NON-PROCEDURAL PROGRAMMING
KATZ, JESSE H. OPTIMIZING BIT-TIME COMPUTER SIMULATION
KATZ, JESSE H. SIMULATION OF A TRAFFIC NETWORK
KATZ, R. W. CONTINUOUS SHEET SUPERCONDUCTIVE MEMORY
KATZ, S. CALCULATING OPEN LOOP TRANSFER FUNCTIONS FROM CLOSED LOOP MEASUREMENTS
KAUFMAN, B. A. A HIGH-SPEED DIRECT-COUPLlD MAGNETIC MEMORY SENSE AMPLIFIER EMPLOYING TUNNEL-DIODE DISCRIM
KAUFMAN, B. A. A NEW TECHNIQUE FOR USING THIN MAGNETIC FILMS AS A PHASE SCRIPT MEMORY ELEMENT
KAUFMAN, B. A. ENGINEERING CHARACTERISTICS OF CYLINDRICAL THIN FILM PARAMETRONS FOR USE IN DIGITAL SYSTE~
KAUFMAN, B. A. MEGACYCLE MAGNETIC ROD LOGIC
KAUFMAN, M. M. A TUNNEL DIODE TE~TH MICROSECOND MEMORY
KAUFMANN, G. A. LANGUAGE PROBLEMS IN THE DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED DATA GATHERING SYSTEM
KAUFMANN, HENRY W. SEMI-CONDUCTOR DIODE AMPLIFIER CONSIDERATIONS
KAUPE JR, ARTHUR F. A NOTE ON THE DANGLING 'ELSE' IN ALGOL 60
KAUPP, H. R. CALCULATED WAVEFORMS FOR THE TUNNEL DIODE LOCKED-PAIR CIRCUIT
KAUPP, H. R. CALCULATED WAVEFORMS FOR TUNNEL DIODE LOCKED PAIR
KAUTl, W. H. STATE-LOGIC RELATIO.~S IN AUTONOMOUS SEQUENTIAL NETWORKS
KAUTl, WILLIAM H. BINARY AND TRUTH-FUNCTIONAL OPERATIONS ON A DECIMAL COMPUTER WITH AN EXTRACT COMMAND
KAUTZ, WILLIAM H. CODES AND COOING CIRCUITRY FOR AUTOMATIC ERROR CORRECTION WITHIN DIGITAL SYSTEMS
KAUTZ, WILLIAM H. CONSTANT-WEIGHT COUNTERS AND DECODING TREES
KAUTl, WILLIAM H. THE REALIZATION OF SYMMETRIC SWITCHING FUNCTIONS WITH LINEAR-INPUT LOGICAL ELEMENTS
KAVANAGH, T. F. TABSOL, A FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPT FOR SYSTEMS-ORIENTED LANGUAGES
KAWAHARA, M. APPLICATION OF THE ~CR 304 DATA PROCESSOR TO THE SYNTHESIS OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER BUILDING Bl
KAY, L. R. DATA PROCESSING IN UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION
KAY, M. RULES OF INTERPRETATION, AN APPROACH TO THE PROBLEM OF COMPUTATION IN THE S[MANTICS OF NATURAL LA
KAZMIERCZAK, H. ADAPTIVE SYSTEMS IN PATT~RN RECOGNITION
KAZMIERCZAK, H. THE POTENTIAL FIELD AS AN AID TO CHARACTER RECOGNITION
KEASE, W. J. AN APPROACH TO INTEGRATED PRODUCTION CONTROL
KEASE, W. J. THE STUDY OF THE APPLICATION OF A COMPUTER TO PRODUCTION CONTROL
KEATING, T. T. A PROGRAM FOR THE ALLOCATION OF COSTS OF ELECTRICITY SUPPLY
KEATING, WILLIAM CARD RANDOM ACCESS M~ORY (CRAMI, FUNCTIONS AND USE
KEATS, R. G. THE EVALUATION OF COMPLEX 'GUIDED WEAPON SYSTEMS USING ANALOG COMPUTERS
KEESE JR, W. M. AN ALGORITHM FOR THE TRANSLATION OF ALGOL STATEMENTS
KEHL, WILLIAM B. AN IR LANGUAGE fOR LEGAL RETRIEVAL STUDIES
KEHL, WILLIAM B. AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING FOR THE LEGAL PROFESSION
KEIR, Y. A. DIVISION AND OVERFLOW DETECTION IN RESIOUE NUMBER SYSTEMS
KEISER, B. E. THE CYCLE SPLITTER, A WIDE-BAND PRECISION FREQUENCY MULTIPLIER
KEISLAR, EVAN R. TEACHING SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS BY AUTOINSTRUCTION IN THE PRIMARY GRADES, AN EXPERIMENT
KElT, H. A. THE POLYMORPHIC PRINCIPLE IN DATA PROCESSING
KEITEL, GLENN H. AN EXTENSION OF MILNE'S THREE-POINT METHOD
KEITH, R. J. AUTOMATIC SQUARE ROOT IN A 5 MEGACYCLE PARALLEL DIGITAL COMPUTER
KEITH, R. J. THE CIRCUIT DESIGN OF ATROPOS, A 5 MEGACYCLE SOLID STATE PARALLEL DIGITAL COMPUTER
KELLER, ALLEN PROGRAMMING FOR THE IBM 101 ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING MACHINE WITH REPETITIVELY USED FUNCT
KELLER, HERBERT B. FINITE AUTOMATA, PATTERN RECOGNITION AND PERCEPTRONS
KELLER, J. M. SIMULATION OF HUMAN PROBLEM-SOLVING
KELLER, ROBERT E. AN ANALOG COMPUTER REALIZATION OF THE EUCLIDEAN TOOLS
KELLETT, J. W. ENGINEERING DESIGN ON A COMPUTER
KELL£Y JR, J. E. CRITICAL-PATH PLANNING AND SCHEOULING
KELLEY JR, J. E. TECHNIQUES FOR STORAGE ALLOCATION ALGORITHMS
KELLEY, D. H. MDNTECDDE, AN INTERPRETIVE PROGRAM FOR MONTE CARLO SIMULATIONS
KELLOGG, CHARLES THE FACT COMPILER, A SYSTEM FOR THE EXTRACTION, STORAGE, AND RETRIEVAL OF INFORMATION
KELLOGG, DIMITRI A. MODERN TRENDS IN CHARACTER RECOGNITION MACHINES
KELLY JR, J. L. A COMPUTER SIMULATION CHAIN FOR RESEARCH ON PICTURE COOING
KELLY JR, J. L. SOPHISTICATION IN COMPUTERS, A DISAGREEMENT (FRENCHI
KELLY, E. LOWELL DATA PROCESSING IN PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH
KELLY, HUGH GLOSSARY LOOKUP MADE EASY
KELLY, HUGH MIMIC. A TRANSLATION FOR ENGLISH CODING
419

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

JOH - KEL
CPFS61
81
CACM603 167
CACM590 19
SOS 62 ,33
FJCC63 193
LCMT61 263
LSU 58 104
PACM58
14
PGEC604 418
BIT 631 52
BIT 621 16
HARV512 186
~US 60 C6.2
AUS 60 Co.3
I BMJ622 221
PACM61 7-2
P IRE611 26B
CCST6L 141
HACC59
21
HACC59
21
CHBK62
9
HACC59
25
SJCC62 225
PGEC631 10
BIT 632 122
BJT 634 222
CACM6L4 171
BIT 624 224
BIT 622 90
PGEC551 26
WJCC61 165
FJCC62 285
SJCC62 159
HARV512 316
WJCC57 105
ROME62 495
ARAP612 351
CACM605 299
CACM631
1
~RAP634 211
rCJ5634 349
~CFI51
17
CAS 59 112
PACM62
22
F JCC63
1
CACM63N 679
CACM638 460
ONR 60 161
JACM583 289
PGEC633 282
FJCC6.3
67
FJCC63 551
WCR 594 27
~CR 602 114
/IUS 60 A7.3
roICR 554 146
CACM638 460
EJCC60 233
PIRE61l L46
EJCC58 Ll9
CACM585 12
it TCS62
152
PGEC60l 231
PGEC613 3"11
EJCC60 117
~CR 594 l04
TCJ3601 15
IF IP62
318
PGEC636 822
ICIP59 244
EDPS61 309
TCJ2591 24
AUS 60A11.4
EJCC61 147
AUS 60B'10.2
IFIP62 4'l8
CACM619 380
AOOC62 1)5
PGEC624 501
~CR 594 175
PLCI61
99
WCR 604 24
J ACM563 212
AUS 60 C4.2
AUS 60 C4.1
ONR 54 117
JACM61l
1
WJCC59 116
PGEC624 51>4
L SU 58
56
EJCC59 LbO
CACM610 449
TCJ5622 88
.. JCC60
73
~SMT60

511

WCR 584 41
ICC 623 151
CABS62 112
IIS"T60 H5
~SMT60
451
419

KEL - KOS

AUTHOR INDEX

KELLY, K. L. COMPUTER CONTROLLED PRINTING
KELLY, R. G. AUTOMATIC COOING FOR THE IBM 701
KELNER, R. C. TECHNIQUES FOR INCREASING STORAGE OENSITY OF MAGNETIC DRUM SYSTEMS
KEMENY, J. G. A LIBRARY FOR 2000 A.D.
KEMP, JOHN C. REOUNOANT DIGITAL SYSTEMS
KENOREW, J. C. THE COMPUTATION OF FOURIER SYNTHESES WITH A OIGITAL ELECTRONIC CALCULATING MACHINE
KENNEDY SR, JEROME D. ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS, SPECIAL COMPONENTS AND TECHNIQUES
KENNEDY, D. P. THEORETICAL CURRE~T MULTIPLICATION OF A CYLINDRICAL HOOK COLLECTOR
KENNEDY, J. M. SOME APPLICATIONS OF AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER TO PROBLEMS OF DIFFUSION
KENNEDY, JAMES M. RECORD LINKAGE
KENNEDY, JEROME D. TESTING OF OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS
KENNEDY, ROBERT A. MECHANIZED TITLE WORD INOEXING OF INTERNAL REPORTS
KENNY, B. C. A PROGRAMMED BINARY COUNTER FOR THE IBM TYPE 650 CALCULATOR
KENT, A. INFORMATION RETRIEVAL, REVIEW ANO PROSPECTUS
KENT, ALLEN AUTOMATION OF INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
KENT, ERIC R. A PROPOSAL FOR A SET OF PUBLICATION STANDAROS FOR USE BY THE ACM
KENT, HENRY K. AN ABSTRACT fORMULATION OF OATA PROCESSING PROBLEMS
KENT, HENRY K. NCR-315 ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
KERFOOT, BRANCH P. TRANSISTORS IN CURRENT-ANALOG COMPUTING
KERR. R. D. THE PRESENT TECHNICAL STATUS OF DATA TRANSMISSION IN AUSTRALIA
KERSEY, B. K. A RESEARCH LABORATORY FOR PROCESSING AND DISPLAYING SATELLITE DATA IN REAL TIME
KERSHAW, D. THE ECONOMICS OF DUMPING FROM ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS
KESNER, O. FLOATING-POINT ARITHMETIC IN COBOL
KESSEL, B. A SPECIALIZED LIBRARY INDEX SEARCH COMPUTER
KESSLER, M. M. TECHNICAL INFORMATION FLOW PATTERN
KETCHLEDGE, R. W. A... INTRODUCTION TO THE BEll SYSTEM'S FIRST ELECTRONIC SWITCHING OFFICE
KETOVER, RICHARD COPE ICDNSOLE OPERATOR PROFICIENCY EXAMINATION)
KETTEL, E. AN ACCURATE ANALOG MULTIPLIER AND DIVIDER
KETTERING, CLAUOE A. A COMPUTER FOR WEATHER OATA ACQUISHION
KEYES, OAVID F. MULTIPLE-PRECISION BINARY-TO-DECIMAL INTEGER CONVERSION USING ONLY ADDITION AND SUBTRACTI
KEYES, R. W. NONLINEAR ABSORBERS OF LIGHT
KEYES, R. W. THE ELECTRONIC CONTRIBUTION TO THE ELASTIC PROPERTIES OF GERMANIUM
KHABAZA, I. M. AN ITERATIVE LEAST-SQUARE METHOO SUITABLE FOR SOLVING LARGE SPARSE MATRICES
KHANNA, S. M. SIMULATION OF AN ASSEMBLY OF SIMPLIFIEO NERVE CELL MODELS ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
KIBBEE. J. M. MANAGEMENT GAMES AND COMPUTERS
KIEL, O. J. PARTITIONED POLYNOMIALS, AN APPROACH TOWARD EQUILIBRIUM BETWEEN ACCURACY AND SPEED IN PRIMARY
KIELSOHN, J. SYNCHRONIZATION OF A MAGNETIC COMPUTER
KILBURN, T. A REVIEW OF COMPUTER DEVELOPMENTS AT MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY
KILBURN, T. A TRANSISTOR DIGITAL COMPUTER WITH A MAGNETIC-DRUM STORE
KILBURN, T. CATHODE RAY TUBE STORAGE
KILBURN, T. EXPERIMENTS IN MACHINE LEARNING AND THINKING
KILBURN, T. ONE-LEVEL STORAGE SYSTEM
KILBURN, T. REAOING OF MAGNETIC RECORDS BY RELUCTANCE VARIATION
KILBURN, T. THE ATLAS SUPERVISOR
KILBURN, T. THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY ATLAS OPERATING SYSTEM, PART I, INTERNAL ORGANIZATION
KILBURN, T. THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY OIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINE
KILBURN, T. THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITV MARK II DIGITAL-COMPUTING MACHINE
KILBURN, T. THE UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER COMPUTING MACHINE
KILBURN, T. THE UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER COMPUTING MACHINE
KILBURN, T. THE UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER COMPUTING MACHINE
KILBY, J. S. INTERCONNECTION TECHNIQUES FOR SEMICONDUCTOR NETWORKS
KILLEN, O. E. VERY HIGH DENSITY DIGITAL MAGNETIC RECORDING
KILMER, WILLIAM ITERATIVE SWITCHING ~ETWORKS COMPOSED OF COMBINATIONAL CELLS
KILMER, WILLIAM L. AN IDEALIZED OVER-ALL ERROR-CORRECTING DIGITAL COMPUTER HAVING ONLY AN ERROR-DETECTING
KILNER, D. E. THE CHARACTERISTICS OF COMPUTERS OF THE SECOND DECADE, A REVIEW
KILNER, OAPHNE AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES FOR BUSINESS AND SCIENCE
KILNER, DAPHNE PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
KIM, W. H. ON ITERATIVE FACTORIZATION IN NETWORK ANALYSIS BY DIGITAL COMPUTER
KINBERG, C. THIN MAGNETIC FILMS
KINDLE, WILLIAM ANALOG COMPUTATION IN ENGINEERING
KING JR, J. H. A PATTERN IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM USING LINEAR DECISION FUNCTIONS
KING, CLAUDE F. FACTORS AFFECTING CHOICE OF MEMORY ELEMENTS
KING, E. M. EXPERIENCE WITH HYBRID COMPUTATION
KING, F. E. LOGIC STRUCTURE TABLES
KING, G. W. TABLE LOOK-UP PROCEDURES IN DATA PROCESSING
KING, G. W. TABLE LOOK-UP PROCEDURES IN LANGUAGE PROCESSING PART 1. THE RAW TEXT
KING, GILBERT FUNCTIONS REQUIRED OF A TRANSLATION SYSTEM
KING, GILBERT W. DATA PROCESSING WITH THE PHOTOSTORE
KING, GILBERT W. PHOTOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES FOK INFORMATION STORAGE
KING, J. LOGIC STRUCTURE TABLES
KING, JANE INPUT-OUTPUT TRANSLATION IN THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM
KING, JANE E. THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM, INPUT-OUTPUT TKANSLATION
KING, KENNETH AN INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFICIENCY OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS AND PROGRAMS FOR THE SOLUTION OF PA
KING, P. D. THE BURROUGHS 220 HIGH-SPEED PRINTER SYSTEM
KING, P. F. AN ANALYSIS OF A HYDRO-ELECTRIC SYSTEM
KINGSBURY, E. D. EFFECTIVE DATA PROCESSING IN A LARGE ORGANIZATION
KINGSBURY, M. A. OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH COBOL IN A SERVICE BURE~U
KINGSTON, JOHN CONVENTIONAL AND INVERTED GROUPING OF CODES FOR CHEMICAL DATA
KINTNER, P. THE BURROUGHS ELECTROGRAPHIC PRINTER-PLOTTER
KINZLER, HENRY M. THE PROCEDURE TRANSLATOR, A SYSTEM OF AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
KIRBY, ROBERTL. FINANCIAL AND RESOURCE ANALYSIS ON HIGII SPEED COMPUTERS
KIRCHER, P. THE NEED FOR INTEGRATION OF ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS AND THE DESIGN OF ELECTRONIC DATA-PROCESSING
KIRCHMAYER, L. K. COMPUTERS IMPROVE POWER SYSTEM PERFORMANCE
KIRCHNER, R. B. A SIMPLIFIED PROCEDURE FOR rHE REALIZATION OF LINEARLY-SEPARABLE SWITCHING FUNCTIONS
KIRSCH, R. A. EXPERIMENTS IN PROCESSING PICTORIAL INFORMATION WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER
KIRSCH, R. A. SEAC, REVIEW OF THREE YEARS OF OPERATION
KIRSCHBAUM, H. S. THE BENDING OF RECTANGULAK PLATES WITH OPPOSITE EDGES SIMPLY SUPPORTED
KISCH, R. N. A PROGRESS REPORT ON COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN COMPUTEK DESIGN
KISEDA, J. R. A MAGNETIC ASSOCIATIVE MEMURY
KISTER, J. EXPERIMENTS IN CHESS
KITCHENN, R. G. DATA TRANSMISSION FOR AUTOMATIC COMPUTATION AND CONTROL PART 2, PRACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS
KITZ, BERYL A PROGRAM TO STUDY THE EFFECT OF RANDOM DELAYS ON THE ABILITY OF TRAINS TO RUN TO A SCHEDULE
KITZ, N. MEDIUM-SIZE OECIMAL COMPUTING MACHINE
KIVIVUORI, R. A METHOD FOR CHECKING NUMEKICAL CODES USING THE 1401
KIYONO, T. COMMENTS ON THE ALGOL SYSTEM FOR THE SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZE COMPUTERS
KJELLBERG, G. COMPUTING MACHINE PROJECTS IN SWEDEN
KJELLBERG, GORAN LOGICAL AND OTHER KINDS OF INDEPENDENCE
KLAMMER, WALLACE SORTING ON A MULTIPLE MAGNETIC TAPE UNIT
KLAUSMAN, EUGENE F. TRAINING THE COMPUTER OPERATOR
KLEIN JR, R. J. THE ORACLE MEMORY SYSTEM
420

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

KAN - KLE
SJCC63 263
JACM554 2~3
EJCC54
16
MCF 61 135
R TCS62 285
~ANC51
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CHBK62
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IBMJ611 25
CAN 58 330
CACM62N 563
JACM552 n
MIPP61 112
CACM581 11
IFIP62' 267
EJCC54
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CACM602 10
PACM5S
33
PACM61 10C3
PGEC562 86
AUS 60 C2.1
SJCC63 117
TCJ4624 346
CACM625 269
IIJCCS9
51
WJCC61 247
EJCCS7 204
CACM60D 661
PGEC612 269
EJCC60
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CACM638 439
IBMJ634 334
I BMJ614 266
TtJ6632 202
F JCC63
15
WJCC61
11
PACM62
60
EJCC56
90
AUS 572 208
I EES56 BO
ADC 5.3 212
ICIP59 303
PGEC622 223
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EJCC61 279
TCJ4613 222
CAMB49 119
I EES51> 247
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117
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PGECI>22 123
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TCBb623 tl8
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ICIP59 4H
HACCS9
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IBSJ633 Z48
ilJCC61 405
36
FJCC62
CACH616 212
PACM62
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IBMJ612 66
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LCMr61 301
PIRE530 1421
CACM61b 272
PACM58
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J ACM592 141
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420

KLE - LAN

AUTHOR INOEX

KLEIN, B. AUTOMATIC DIGITAL MATRIC STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS
KLEIN, E. F. OESIGN OF MEMORY SENSE AMPLIFieRS
KLEIN, E. F. MANIAC
KLEIN, P. E. OSCILLOGRAPHS FOR USE WITH ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS (GERMAN)
KLEIN, R. J. WILLIAMS TUBES SELECTION PROGRAM
KLEIN, RUDOLPH J. AUTOMATIC BEAM CURRENT STABILIZATION FOR WILLIAMS TUBE MEMORIES
KLEIN, SHELDON A COMPUTATIONAL APPROACH TO GRAMMATICAL COOING OF ENGLISH WOROS
KLEINBERG, H. VARIABLE WORO LENGTH TAPE OPERATIONS IN THE NEW BIZMAC II COMPUTER
KLEINFELO, ERWIN TECHNIQUES FOR ENUMERATING VEBLEN-WEDOERBURN SYSTEMS
KLEIST, R. A. SINGLE CAPSTAN TAPE MEMORY
KLEM, LAURA EMPIRICAL TESTS OF A~ ADOITIVE RANOOM NUMBER GENERATOR
KLEY, R. ANALOG COMPUTER SERVES AS BOTH SYSTEMS ANALYSIS TOOL AND OPERATOR TRAINING FACILITY FOR ENRICO F
KLICK, OONALD C. TABSOL, A DECISION TABLE LANGUAGE FOR THE GE 225
KLIMA, EOWARD S. STRUCTURE AT THE LEXICAL LEVEL AND ITS IMPLICATION FOR TRANSFER GRAMMAR
KLIMAN, M. ASYNCHRONOUS ELECTRONIC SWITCHING CIRCUITS
KLIPHAROT, RAYMONO A. DESCRIPTRAN, AUTOMATED OESCRIPTIVE GEOMETRY
KLOOMOK, M. DESIGN OF LOGIC FOR RECOGNITION OF PRINTED CHARACTERS BY SIMULATION
KLOOMOK, M. THE DESIGN OF A LOGIC FOR THE RECOGNITION OF PRINTED CHARACTERS BY SIMULATION
KLOOMOK, M. THE RECORDING, CHECKING, AND PRINTING OF LOGIC DIAGRAMS
KLOPFENSTEIN, R. W. ZEROS OF NONLINEAR FUNCTIONS
KLYAMKO, E. A. METHODS OF SPEEDING-UP THE OPERATION OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
KLYCE, B. H. PRODUCTION OF MAGAZINE LABELS BY THE VIDEOGRAPH PROCESS
KLYCE, BATTLE H. ELECTRONIC PROCESSING OF 10 MILLION SUBSCRIPTION RECORDS
KNAPP, C. H. AN ERROR-SAMPLED SWEEP-POSITION CONTROL SYSTEM
KNIGHT, F. C. THE FULLY INTEGRATEO INSURANCE OFFICE
KNIGHT, L. AN ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR FOR PUNCHED-CARO ACCOUNTANCY
KNOWLES, WILLIAM S. COMMUNICATION BETWEEN COMPUTERS
KNOWLES, WILLIAM S. SOLUTIONS OF INCOMPATIBILITY IN MULTIPLE MEDIA OATA PROCESSING
KNUTH, D. E. ALGOL 60 CONFIOENTIAL
KNUTH, D. E. HISTORY OF WRITING COMPILERS
KNUTH, OONALO THE CALCULATION OF EASTER
KNUTH, DONALD E. AN IMAGINARY NUMBER SYSrEM
KNUTH, OONALD E. COMPUTER-DRAWN FLOWCHARTS
KNUTH, DONALD E. EVALUATION OF POLYNOMIALS BY COMPUTER
KNUTH, DONALD E. LENGTH OF STRINGS FOR A MERGE SET
KNUTH, DONALD E. MINIMIZING DRUM LATENCY TIME
KNUTH, DONALD E. RUNCIBLE, ALGEBRAIC TRANSLATION ON A LIMITED COMPUTER
KOCH, R. J. AN EXTENSIVE HOSPITAL AND SURGICAL INSURANCE RECORD-KEEPING SYSTEM
KotHEN. M. AN EXPERIMENTAL PROGRAM FOR THE SELECTION OF OISJUNCTIVE HYPOTHESES
KOCHEN, M. EXTENSION OF MOORE-SHANNON MOOEL FOR RELAY CIRCUITS
KOCHEN. MANFREO IMPLICATIONS OF AUTOMATIC COMPUTATION FOR HIGH SCHOOL TRAINING
KOOIS, R. O. APPLICATION ANO PERFORMANCE OF MAGNETIC-CORE CIRCUITS IN COMPUTING SYSTEMS
KODIS, R. D. CIRCUITS TO PERFORM LOGICAL AND CONTROL FUNCTIONS WITH MAGNETIC CORES
KODIS, R. O. MAGNETIC CORE SELECTION SYSTEMS
KODIS. R. D. MAGNETIC SHIFT REGISTER USING ONE CORE PER BIT
KOELEWIJN, G. J. THE POSSIBILITIES OF FAR-REACHING MECHANIZATION OF NOVELTY SEARCH OF THE PATENT LITERAT~
KOELSCH, A. C. ENGI~EERING EXPERIENCE IN THE DESIGN AND OPERATION OF A LARGE SCALE ELECTROSTATIC MEMORY
KOENIG, S. H. SIZE EFFECTS FOR CONDUCTION IN THIN BISMUTH CRYSTALS
KOEPCKE, R. W. THE ROLE OF OIGITAL COMPUTERS IN THE OYNAMIC OPTIMIZATION OF CHEMICAL REACTIONS
KOERNER, R. J. COMMUNICATIONS WITHIN A POLYMORPHIC INTELLECTRONIC SYSTEM
KOESTER, CHARLES J. SOME PROPERTIES OF FIBER OPTICS AND LASERS, PART B
KOFNOVEC, LAOISLAV SYSTEMATICALLY ASCERTAINING REQUIREMENTS OF SCIENTISTS FOR INFORMATION
KOGBETLIANTZ, E. G. COMPUTATION OF ARCSIN N FOR N BETWEEN 0 ANO 1 USING AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
KOGBETLIANTZ, E. G. COMPUTATION OF ARCTAN N FOR N BETWEEN PLUS ANO MINUS INFINITY USING AN ELECTRONIC CO~
KOGBETLIANTZ, E. G. COMPUTATION OF E TO THE N FOR N BETWEEN PLUS AND MINUS INFINITY USING AN ELECTRONIC
KOGBETLIANTZ, E. G. COMPUTATION OF SIN N, COS N ANO MTH ROOT OF N USING AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
KOHLER, H. EOPM 705 IN ENGINEERI~G AND MANAGEMENT (GERMAN)
KOHR, R. H. REAL-TIME AUTOMOBILE RIDE SIMULATION
KOHR, RORERT H. A METHOD FOR FOR THE DETERMINATION OF A OIFFERENTIAL EQUATION MODEL FOR SIMPLE NONLINEAR
KOHR, ROBERT H. APPLICATION OF COMPUTERS TO AUTOMOBILE CONTROL ANO STABILITY PROBLEMS
KOLK, A. J. ENGINEERING CHARACTERISTICS OF CYLINORICAL THIN FILM PARAMETRONS FOR USE IN DIGITAL SYSTEMS
KOLK, A. J. THE MAGNETIC ROO, A CYLINORICAL, THIN-fiLM MEMORY ELEMENT
KOLL, R. T. SCIENTIFIC AND ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS
KOLLER. HERBERT R. THE HAYSTAQ SYSTEM, PAST. PRESENT, ANO FUTURE
KOLMAN, B. AUTOMATEO COMPUTER CARD OESIGN
KOLSKY, H. G. THE LOOK-AHEAO UNIT
KOLSKY, H. G. THE VIRTUAL MEMORY IN THE STRETCH COMPUTER
KOLSKY. HARWOOD G. APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTING TO FLUID OYNAMICS PROBLEMS
KOMAMIYA. YASUO THE RELAY COMPUTER ETL MARK II
KONHEIM, ALAN G. A NEW CLASS OF MULTILAYER SERIES-COUPLED PERCEPTRONS
KONIGSBERG, R. L. OC AMPLIFIER MISALIGNMENT IN COMPUTING SYSTEMS
KONKLE, KENNETH H. CIRCUITS FOR THE FX-l COMPUTER
KOONS JR, PAUL B. CANONICAL ANALYSIS
KOPP, R. EXPERIENCE ON THE AIR FORCE UNIVAC
KOPP, R. E. _ IMPLICIT FUNCTION SIMULATION OF THE ABLATION PROBLEM USING FINITE FOURIERRANSFORMS
KOPP, RICHARO E. COMBINEO ANALOG-OIGITAL SIMULATION
KOPPE, H. ON THE INFLUENCE OF fREE PATH ON THE MEISSNER EFFECT
KORGANOFF, A. INTERPOLATION POLYNOMIALS OF SQUARE MATRICES WITH MATRIX COEFFICIENTS ANO -TERATIVE METHOOS
KORKOWSKI, V. J. THE SWITCHING CHARACTERISTICS OF 4-79 PERMALLOY CORES WITH DIFFERENT ANI\EtLS
KORN, G. A. A PRECISION AMPLITUDE-DISTRIBUTION AMPLIFIER
KORN, G. A. PERFORMANCE OF OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS WITH ELECTRONIC MODE SWITCHING
KORN, GRANINO A. ANALOG COMPUTERS, INTROOUCTION AND BLOCK-OIAGRAM NOTATION
KORN, GRANINO A. ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS, COEFFICIENT POTENTIOMETERS, OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS, AND NET
KORN, GRANINO A. ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS, CONTROL CIRCUITS, COMPUTER OPERATION. ANO SYSTEM OESIGN
KORN, GRANINO A. ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS. MULTIPLIERS ANO FUNCTION GENERATORS
KORN, GRANINO A. ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS, SIGNIFICANT APPLICATIONS
KORN, GRANINO A. ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS, SPECIAL COMPONENTS ANO TECHNIQUES
KORN, GRANINO A. MISCELLANEOUS MECHANICAL ANO ELECTRICAL ANALOG-COMPUTING SYSTEMS
KORN, GRANINO A. THE IMPACT OF HYBRID ANALOG-DIGITAL TECHNIQUES ON THE ANALOG-COMPUTER ART
KORN, THERESA M. ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS, COEFFICIENT POTENTIOMETERS, OPERATIONAL AMPLifIERS, ANO NET
KORN, THERESA M. ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS, SIGNIFICANT APPLICATIONS
KORNEI, OTTO SURVEY OF MAGNET IC RECOROING
KORNFELD, JACK P. FACTOREO COST. STATISTICAL SAMPLING AS A MANAGEMENT TOOL APPLIED TO MAINTENANCE MATER IE
KOROLEV, L. N. CODING AND CODE COMPRESSION
KOROLEV, L. N. METHOOS OF SELECTING THE REQUIRED WORO FROM A DICTIONARY
KOSAKOFF, M. EXPERIENCE WITH A GENERALIZED INFORMATION PROCESSING SYSTEM
KOSAKOFF, M. VARIABLE INFORMATION PROCESSING
KOSCHMANN. M. A MATHEMATICAL LANGUAGE COMPILER
KOSONOCKY, W. F. PARAMETRIC PHASE-LOCKEO OSCILLATOR, CHARACTERISTICS AND APPLICATIONS TO DIGITAL SYSTEMS
KOSONOCKY, WALTER F. FEASIBILITY OF NEURISTOR LASER COMPUTERS
421

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

KEL - KOS
WJCC59 212
PGEC622 216
PACM52T 13
ECIP55 U5
PACM52T 110
B
PGEC534
JAC'I633 334
LSU 57 112
JACM604 330
F JCC6J 565
JACM5?4 527
WJCC60 :llll
PACM61 1082
MIL 611 97
NCR 594 267
CACM636 336
IBMJ511
8
IEES56 456
EJCC58 108
JACM613 366
ICIP5? 382
WJCC60 311
CAS 60
3
IBMJ581 L4
EOPS61 272
lEES56 228
WJCC58 216
PACM58
41
CACM616 268
PACM62
43
tACM624 209
CACM604 245
CACM639 5!>5
C ACM620 595
CACM63N 685
JACM612 119
CACM59N 16
:AS 57
1
WJCC61 511
I BMJ592 169
59
CTPC54
EJCC54
-30
'ICR 544 124
NCR 544 116
'fCR 537 38
I CSI582 1011
'1CR 537 21
IBMJbOZ 1~8
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101
WJCC60 225
JPI 62
14
ICSI581 lB9
IBMJ583 2L8
I BMJ581 43
I BMJ512 110
I BMJ592 147
ECIP55 102
WJCC60 285
PGEC634 394
EJCC57
84
FJCC63 5:>1
LCMT61 195
IiACC59
10
ICSI582 1143
PACM61 13B4
PCS 62 228
EJCC59
82
CLUN55
51
DIP 62 580
SOS 62 485
PGEC603 352
SJCC62 101
CABS62 266
62
EJCC5J
PACM62
52
EJCC61 114
IBMJ621 12
IF IP62 102
PGEC583 228
PGEC602 252
PGEC633 310
CHBK62
1
CHBK62
2
CHBK62
4
CHBK62
3
CHBKb2
5
CHBK62
6
:HBK62
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P IRE625 1011
CHBK62
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5
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CAS 62
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JACM584 328
CENG59 139
FJCC63 183
PACM62 112
PACM56
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PGEt593 211
OPI 62 255
421

KOS - LED

AUTHOR INDEX

KOSSACK, C. F. OPTIMUM RESPONSE ANALYSIS
KOSSACK, C. F. STATISTICAL CLASSIFICATION TECHNIQUES
KOSSACK, CARL F. ON ORGANIZING AND FINANCING A LABORATORY
KOSTEN, L. FICTITIOUS TRAFFIC MACHINES
KOSTYSHYN, B. A HARMONIC ANALYSIS OF SATURATION RECORDING IN A MAGNETIC MEDIUM
KOSTYSHYN, BOHDAN A HARMONIC ANALYSIS OF SATURATION RECORDING IN A MAGNETIC MEDIUM
KOTKIN, BELLA A MATHEMATICAL MODEL OF ORUG DISTRIBUTION AND THE SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL-DIFFERENCE EQUAT
KOULAGINA, OLGA F. THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN RESEARCH ON MACHINE TRANSLATION
KOVACH, L. O. A NEW, SOLID-STATE, NONLINEAR ANALOG COMPONENT
KOVACH, L. O. AN ANALOG MULTIPLIER USING THYRITE
KOVACH, L. D. ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS, SIGNIFICANT APPLICATIONS
KOVACH, L. D. ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS, SPECIAL COMPONENTS ANO TECHNIQUES
KOVACH, L. o. NONLINEAR TRANSFER FUNCTIONS WITH THYRITE
KOVACH, LADIS O. THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN ANALYSIS
KOVATCH, G. THE HALL-EFFECT ANALOG MULTIPLIER
KOZAK, W. S. AN ANALOGUE MEMORY
KOZARSKY, K. THE RCA 501 ASSEMBLY SYSTEM
KOZARSKY, K. THE RCA 601
KOZARSKY, K. THE RCA 601 SYSTEM DESIGN
KRAL, O. A. FITTING A COMPUTER INTO AN INVENTORY-CONTROL PROBLEM
KRAMER, HENRY P. A NOTE ON THE SELF-CONSISTENCY OF DEFINITIONS OF GENERALIZATION AND INOUCTIVE INFERENCE
KRAMER, R. NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE BOUNDARY LAYER EQUATIONS WITHOUT SIMILARITY ASSUMPTIONS
KRANTZ, F. H. A SURVEY OF OIGITAL METHODS FOR RAOAR DATA PROCESSING
KRANZLEY, A. S. BIZMAC II COMPUTER, CHARACTERISTICS ANO APPLICATIONS
KRANZLEY, A. S. PROGRAMMING THE VARIABLE-ITEM-LENGTH RCA BIZMAC COMPUTER
KRANZLEY, ARTHUR S. THE RCA 501 ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSIr~G SYSTEM
KRARUP, T. THE FIXED POINT DIVISION IN GIER
KRASNOW, H. S. ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS
KRAUS, M. THE UNIVAC TUBE PROGRAM
KRAUSE, C. A. DESIGN OF AC COMPUTING AMPLIFIERS USING TRANSISTORS
KREOELL, BENGT ON COMPLEX SUCCESSIVE OVERRELAXATION
KREIDE, HENRY C. THE DESIGN OF SYNCHRONIZING BUFFERS FOR COLLECTING AND OISTRIBUTING DIGITAL OATA
KREISS, H.-O. ON THE METHOO OF CENTRAL DIFFERENCES FOR THE SOLUTION OF THE CAUCHY PROBLEM FOR PARTIAL OIF
KREISS, HEINZ-OTTO ON THE DEFINITION OF STABILITY FOR DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS WHICH APPROXIMATE PARTIAL OIFF
KREUDER, NORMAN L. THE DYNAMICS OF TOGGLE ACTION
KRIDER, L. D. APPLICATIONS OF AUTOMATIC CODING TO SMALL CALCULATORS
KRISHNAIAH, PARUCHURI R. CLUSTER FORMATION AND DIAGNOSTIC SIGNIFICANCE IN PSYCHIATRIC SYMPTOM EVALUATION
KRITZIK, STANLEY COMPUTER CONTROL OF MAIL-OROER HOUSE OPERATIONS (IBM 6S0 TAPE RAMAC)
KROLAK, P. AN EXTENSION OF FIBONACCIAN SEARCH TO SEVERAL VARIABLES
KROLL, BERNARD H. MANAGEMENT OF RECORDS IN A LARGE-SCALE COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH PROGRAM (HONEYWELL 800)
KROLL, N. M. THEORY OF A FAST-SWITCHING ELECTRON-BEAM FREQUENCY DlVtOER
KROOK, MAX SOLUTION OF NONLINEAR KINETIC EQUATIONS
KROOS, F. K. A VERY SMALL ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER WIrH STOREO PROGRAM CONTROL
KRUITHOF, A. STATISTICS AND CIRCUIT DESIGN
KRUY, J. F. A HIGH-SPEED ARITHMETIC UNIT USING TUNNEL DIOOES
KUBA, RICHARD E. NONLINEAR CONTROL SYSTEM THEORY
KUBEC, R. E. A NEW HIGH DENSITY RECORDING SYSTEM, THE IBM 1311 DISK STORAGE ORIVE WITH INTERCHANGEABLE 01
KUHlE, E. C. THE IBM MAGNETIC DRUM CALCULATOR TYPE 650
KUCHINSKY, SAUL SPECIAL-PURPOSE TUBES FOR COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
KUDIELKA, V. SELF-ORGANIZING GROUPING, A LEARNING STRUCTURE
KUDLICH, R. A. A SET OF TRANSISTOR CIRCUITS FOR ASYNCHRONOUS, OIRECT-COUPLED COMPUTERS
KUDLICH, R. A. CIRCUIT CONSIOERATIONS AND LOGICAL DESIGN WITH DIRECT-COUPLED TRANSISTOR LOGIC
KUEHN, HEIDI G. A 48-BIT PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR
KUEHN, R. L. OATAVIEW, A GENERAL PURPOSE OATA DISPLAY SYSTEM
KUGEL, P. DATA STRUCTURES FOR DATA RETRIEVAL
KUHL, FRANK CLASSIFICATION ANO RECOGNITION OF HAND-PRINTED CHARACTERS
KUHN, H. W. SOME COMBINATORIAL LEMMAS IN TOPOLOGY
KUHNS, J. L. ON RELEVANCE, PROBABILISTIC INDEXING ANO INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
KUHNS, J. L. PROBABILISTIC INDEXING, A STATISTICAL APPROACH TO THE LIBRARY PROBLEM
KULAGINA, OLGA S. CONSTRUCTION OF A TEXTUAL ANALYSIS ALGORITHM WITH THE AID OF A COMPUTING MACHINE
KULSRUO, H. E. A PRACTICAL TECHNIQUE FOR THE DETERMINATION OF THE OPTIMUM RELAXATION fACTOR Of THE SUCCES
KUMP, H. J. MAGNETIZATION OF UNIAXIAL CYLINDRICAL THIN FILMS
KUMP, H. J. THE MAGNETIC CONfIGURATION OF STYLUS RECORDING
KUNO, S. MULTIPLE-PATH SYNTACTIC ANALYZER
KUNO, S. SYNTACTIC STRUCTURE AND AMBIGUITY OF ENGLISH
KUNO, SUSUMU A PRELIMINARY APPROACH TO JAPANESE-ENGLISH AUTOMATIC rRANSLATION
KUNTZMANN, J. NEW METHOOS FOR THE APPROXIMATE INTEGRATION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS (FRENCH)
KUNTZMANN, J. THE CASE FOR REVERSION TO THE CANONICAL FORM IN THE SOLUTION OF INITIAL CONDITION DIFFERENT
KUREPA, GEORGE SETS, LOGICS, MACHINES
KURKJIAN, L. H. EVALUATION AND I~STRUMENTATION OF A SPECIAL-PURPOSE OATA PROCESSING SYSTEM USING SIMULATI
KURKJIAN, L. H. SYSTEM EVALUATlOt,J ANO INSTRUMENTATION FOR MILITARY SPECIAL-PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER SYSTE
KUROYANAGI, NORIYOSHI HIGH-SPEED ARITHMETIC SYSTEM
KURTlBERG, JEROME M. ON APPROXIMATION METHODS FOR THE ASSIGNMENT PROBLEM
KUSS, G. SALE, A SIMPLE ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE FOR ENGINEERS
KUSTO, THADDEUS J. ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS, CONTROL CIRCUITS, COMPUTER OPERATION, AND SYSTEM DESIGN
KUTTNER, P. THE ROPE MEMORY, A PERMANENT STORAGE OEVICE
KWIZAK, M. COMPUTERS FOR METEOROLOGY
.
KWOK, H. L. COMPUTER SOLUTIONS OF PROBLEMS INVOLVING TRANSIENTS IN HYDRO-ELECTRIC DEVELOPMENTS
LA FONTAINE, JOHN F. OPERATIONAL DIGITAL TECHNIQUES
LAASONEN, PENTTI ON THE SOLUTION OF POISSON'S DIFFERENCE EQUATION
LAASONEN, PENTTI ON THE TRUNCATION ERROR OF DISCRETE APPROXIMATIONS TO THE SOLUTIONS OF DIRICHLET PROBLE~
LACKNER, MICHAEL R. TOWARD A GENERAL SIMULATION CAPABILITY
LACROSSE, T. R. AUTOMATEO LOGICAL DESIGN
LAOD, D. W. A NON-REAL-TIME SIMULATION OF SAGE TRACKING ANO BOMARC GUIDANCE
LAOD, D. W. THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF A PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION ON THE IBM TYPE 701 ELECTRONIC DATA
LADEFOGED. P. THE PERCEPTION OF SPEECH
LAIRO, OONALD T. A PROGRAM FOR APPLYING THE PRINCIPLE OF PARSIMONY IN MULTIPLE REGRESSION
LAM8, D. ELECTRONIC ANALOG TO DIGITAL CONVERTERS IN AUTOMATIC COMPUTING SYSTEMS
LAMB, D. THE N.R.E. OATA CONVERSION SYSTEM, MK II
LAMB, SYONEY M. MT RESEARCH AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
LAMB, SYDNEY M. SEGMENTATION
LAMB, SYDNEY MCD. ON THE MECHANIZATION OF SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS
LAMBERT, J. RADAR SYSTEMS SIMULATION TECHNIQUES
LAMBERT, J. O. THE USE OF HIGHER OERIVATIVES IN QUADRATURE FORMULAE
LAMBERT, L. PREPARATION OF DISPLAY MAPS WITH AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
LAMBERT, L. M. NONDESTRUCTIVE REAOOUT OF METALLIC-TAPE COMPUTER CORES
LAMBERT, ROBERT J. STABILITY OF A GE~ERALIZEO CORRECTOR FORMULA
LAM60URN, S. RESOURCE ALLOCATION AND MULTI-PROJECT SCHEDULING (RAMPS), A NEW TOOL IN PLANNING AND CONTROL
LANCASTER, E. R. A METHOO FOR FINDING A MINIMUM OF A MULTIVARIATE FUNCTION WITH APPLICATIONS TO THE REDUC
LANCE, G. N. SOLUTION OF ALGEBRAIC AND TRANSCENDENTAL EQUATIONS ON AN AUTOMATIC OIGITAL COMPUTER
422

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

KLE - LAN
I BSJ631
I 8S J6 32
CLUNSS
CAMB4'1
~CR 612
P GEC622
IF IP62
IFIP62
PGEC604
PGEC542
CHBK62
CHBK62
PGEC582
SJCC61
PGEC613
WCR 584
WJCC59
CACM614
EJCC60
CAS S7
JACM6Z2
PACM58
EJCC60

49
l3.6
201
114
li2

'IlL 611

2!>3

145
301
496
42
S
6
91
225
S12
108
127
197
113
18
260
7
67
~EWCS7
57
WJCCS6 137
WJCC58
66
BIT 613 200
I BSJ631
2
PGECS33
8
PGEC583 I'll
BIT 623 143
PACM56
37
BIT 632 97
BIT 623 153
WJCC58
46
EJCC54
64
F JCC62 285
CAS 60
46
CACM630 639
CAS 61
3
I BMJ594 345
HARV61 262
IFIP62 6~1
RMCS60
)0
PGEC635 503
CCST61 278
FJCC63 327
J ACM541 13
WJCC58
96
IFIP62 419
"'JCCS:' 124
HARV572 201
CACM618 3,0
EJCC61 174
PACM62 110
~CR 634
75
IBMJ605 ,18
JACM603 216
PACMS9
13
MTl 612 613
CACM614 184
I BMJ632 130
PGEC622 203
IFIP62 306
FJCC63 397
IFIP62 157
33
ICIPS9
HARV571 U7
EJCC58 127
NJC(5) 1)3
DIP 62 638
JACM624 419
CACM590 22
CHBK62
4
FJCC63
45
CAN 62
68
AUS 60B'7.3
HACC59
29
JACM584 370
JACM581 32
SJCC62
1
'1CR 634 94
PGEC5'll 36
PACM52T 115
MTP S8 397
PACM53
47
AUS 60 C9.4
AUS 63 C.5
.~SMT60
140
NSMT60 335
'ITL 612 613
NCR 594 190
TCJ5634 322
PACM59
47
PGEC594 470
J ACM621 104
TCJ5634 300
PACM59
70
J ACM591 97
422

LAN - LEV

AUTHOR INDEX

LANCLOS, C. CHEBYSHEV POLYNOMIALS IN THE SOLUTION OF LARGE-SCALE LINEAR SYSTEMS
LANCZOS. CORNELIUS AN ITERATION METHOD FOR THE SOLUTION OF THE EIGENVALUE PROBLEM OF LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL
LANDAUER, R. IRREVERSIBILITY AND HEAT GENERATION IN THE COMPUTING PROCESS
LANDAUER, R. SHOCK WAVES IN NONLINEAR TRANSMISSION LINES AND EFFECT ON PARAMETRIC AMPLIFICATION
LANDAUER, R. SPATIAL VARIATION OF CURRENTS AND FIELDS DUE TO LOCALIZED SCATTERERS IN METALLIC CONDUCTION
LANDAUER, W. I. A GROWING TREE FOR DESCRIPTOR LANGUAGE TRANSLATION
LANOAUER, WALTER I. THE BALANCED TREE AND ITS UTILIZATION IN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
LANDEN JR. W. H. ON THE EFFICIENT CONSTRUCTION OF AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
LANDER, L. B. TECHNIQUES FOR DECISION-MAKING CONTROL
LANDIN, P. J. THE MECHANICAL EVALUATION OF EXPRESSIONS
LANDIS, NORMAN INITIAL EXPERIENCE WITH AN OPERATING MULTIPROGRAMMING SYSTEM
LANDOLT, J. P. THEORY AND PRACTICE OF HALL EFFECT MULTIPLIERS
LANDY JR, ARNEY MINT MUM TRANSISTOR LOGIC MODULES FOR AIR-BORNE CONTROL APPLICATIONS
LANE, A. L. A HIGH SPEED N-POLE, N-POSITION MAGNETIC CORE MATRIX SWITCH
LANE. R. A. C. PROGRAMMING THE VARIABLE-ITEM-LENGTH RCA BIZMAC COMPUTER
LANG, D. W. COMPUTATIONS IN NUCLEAR LEVEL DENSITY PROBLEMS
LANG. D. W. PHOTONUCLEAR REACTID~ CROSS SECTIONS ANALYSIS FROM RESIDUAL RADIOACTIVITY MEASUREMENTS
LANGEFORS. B. INFORMATION RETRIEVAL IN FILE PROCESSING I
LANGEFORS, B. INFORMATION RETRIEVAL IN FILE PROCESSING II
LANGEFORS. B. SOME APPROACHES TO THE THEORY OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS
LANGEFORS, B. THE 021 DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM BY SVENSKA AEROPLAN AKTIEBOLAGET, SWEDEN
LANGEFORS, B. THE PROBLEMS OF EDUCATION FOR ADP
LANGEFDRS. BDRJE ACTIVITY NETWORK FOR PLANNING AND SCHEDULING
LANGEFDRS, BDRJE COMPUTATION OF PARTS REQUIREMENTS FOR PRODUCTION SCHEDULING
LANGER, B. W. FINOAFACT
LANGLOIS. W. E. DIFFUSION OF GAS FROM A LIQUID INTO AN EXPANDING BUBBLE
LANGLOIS, W. E. THE LIGHTLY LOADED FOIL BEARING AT ZERO ANGLE OF WRAP
LANGMAACK, H. EFFICIENT HANDLING OF SUBSCRIPTED VARIABLES IN ALGOL 60 COMPILERS
LANGMUIR, CHARLES R. A LOGICAL MACHINE FOR MEASURING PROBLEM SOLVING ABILITY
LANIGAN, M. J. ONE-LEVEL STORAGE SYSTEM
LANING JR, J. H. THE M.I.T. SYSTEMS OF AUTOMATIC CODING, COMPREHENSIVE, SUMMER SESSION, AND ALGEBRAIC
LANKARD, J. R. LINE WIDTHS AND PRESSURE SHIFTS IN MODE STRUCTURE OF STIMULATED EMISSION FROM GAAS JUNCTID
LAPIERRE, G. A COMPILER FOR SOLVING SYSTEMS OF LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
LARKIN, R. G. SYMBOLIC LOGIC TRUTH MATRICES ON A COMPUTER
LARNER. R. DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED PROGRAMMING AND OPERATING SYSTEM PART IV. THE SYSTEM'S FORTRAN COMPILE
LARNER. RAY A. A SEMI-AUTOMATIC STORAGE ALLOCATION SYSTEM AT LOADING TIME
LARROWE, BOYD PREVENTION OF PROPAGATION OF MACHINE ERRORS IN LONG PROBLEMS
LARSEN, L. J. A MODIFIED INVERSION PROCEDURE FOR PRODUCT FORM OF THE INVERSE LINEAR PROGRAMMING CODES
LARSEN, M. RAMPS. A TECHNIQUE FOR RESOURCE ALLOCATION AND MULTI-PROJECT SCHEDULING
LARSON. E. H. A ROUTINE TO FIND THE SOLUTION OF SIMULTANEOUS LINEAR EQUATIONS WITH POLYNOMIAL COEFFICIENT
LARSON. H. T. DATA-PROCESSOR REQUIREMENTS IN PRODUCTION AND INVENTORY CONTROL
LARSON. RICHARD SIMULATION AND ANALYSIS OF BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMS. II. SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
LASHER, G. J. THE DYNAMICS OF A SUBHARMONIC OSCILLATOR WITH LINEAR DISSIPATION
LASHER. G. J. THRESHOLD RELATIONS AND DIfFRACTION LOSS FOR INJECTION LASERS
LASKI. J. G. CONTROL AND SIMULATION LANGUAGE
LASOR, WILLIAM S. TEST· MATRIX FOR INVERSION
LASSER, DANIEL J. TOPOLOGICAL ORDERING OF A LIST OF RANDOMLY-NUMBERED ELEMENTS OF A NETWORK
LASWELL, HAROLD D. THE SOCIAL CONSEQUENCES OF AUTOMATION
LATORRE, V. R. A PRECISION AMPLITUDE-DISTRIBUTION AMPLIFIER
LATTES, R. DOCUMENTARY LANGUAGES. A DESCRIPTIVE MODEL AND FUNDAMENTAL PROBLEMS (FRENCH)
LATTES. R. SOLUTION ON A HIGH SPEED COMPUTER OF A PROBLEM IN DIOPHANTINE ALGEBRA (FRENCH)
LAUBACH, PETER B. ADMINISTRATIVE PROBLEMS OF THE INVESTIGATION PHASE
LAUCHLI, P. AUTOMATIC CALCULATIO~ AND PROGRAMMING OF DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS FOR ELLIPTIC BOUNDARY VALUE PRO
LAUGHERY. KENNETH BASEBALL, AN AUTOMATIC QUESTION ANSWERER
LAUGHERY. KENNETH BASEBALL, AN AUTOMATIC QUESTION-ANSWERER
LAUGHLIN, JOHN S. A COMPUTER METHOD FOR RADIATION TREATMENT PLANNING
LAULER. L. J. AUTOMATIC CHECKOUT EQUIPMENT FEATURING TEST PROGRAMS FOR DIAGNOSTIC CHECKING
LAURENT, R. L. COMBINEO MAGNETIC AND GRAPHIC STORE
LAUTZENHEISER. MARVIN STAGE EXECUTIVE CONTROL
LAWLER, E. L. THE USE OF PARENTHESIS-FREE NOTATION FOR THE AUTOMATIC DESIGN OF SWITCHING CIRCUITS
LAWLER. J. P. ACCOUNTING FOR FARMERS. SUGAR BEET PRODUCTION
LAWLESS JR, W. J. DEVELOPMENTS I~ THE LOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF COMPUTER ARITHMETIC AND CONTROL UNITS
LAWLOR. REED C. COMPUTERS AND THE LAW
LAWLOR, REED C. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND THE LAW
LAWRANCE, R·. B. APPARATUS FOR MAGNETIC STORAGE ON THREE-INCH WIDE TAPES
LAWRANCE, RICHARD B. AN ADVANCED MAGNETIC TAPE SYSTEM FOR DATA PROCESSING
LAWRENCE JR. J. D. A MAGNETIC PULSE-CURRENT REGULATOR
LAWRENCE JR, W. W. RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN VERY-HIGH-SPEED MAGNETIC STORAGE TECHNIQUES
LAWRENCE, B. R. CORRELATION OF RESULTS OF A PILOT PLANT EXPERIMENT USING A DIGITAL COMPUTER
LAWSON JR, H. W. THE USE OF CHAIN LIST MATRICES FOR THE ANALYSIS OF COBOL DATA STRUCTURES
LAWSON. C. L. SEGMENTED MINMAX APPROXIMATION
LAWSON, CHARLES L. COMPUTATION OF A LEAST MAXIMUM APPROXIMATOR AS THE LIMIT OF WEIGHTED LEAST SQUARES APP
LAX. L. C. ERROR ESTIMATION IN TRANSFER RATES OF PLASMA CONSTITUENTS
LAY, E. C. USE OF A COMPUTER BY A MEDIUM-SIZED LOCAL AUTHORITY
LAYTON, H. AUTOMATION OF PROGRAM DEBUGGING
LAZARUS. R. B. A HIGH-SPEED SORTING PROCEDURE
LAZINSKI, R. H. INFORMATION HANDLING IN THE DEFENSE COMMUNICATIONS CONTROL COMPLEX
LAZOVICK, P. A VERSATILE ·MAN-MACHINE COMMUNICATION CONSOLE
LAZZARO. V. APPLICATION OF THE IBM 650 TO STOCK BROKERAGE OPERATIONS
LE BLANC, M. A. R. ANOMALOUS RESISTIVE TRANSITIONS AND NEW PHENOMENA IN HARD SUPERCONDUCTORS
LE BOULANGER DOCUMENTARY LANGUAGES, A OESCRIPTIVE MODEL AND FUNDAMENTAL PROBLEMS IFRENCH)
LE CORBEILLER. PHILIPPE WHAT WE SHOULD LEARN FROM COMPUTERS
LEARN. ARTHUR J. CURRENT INDUCED SWITCHING OF SUPERCONDUCTIVE THIN FILMS
LEAS. J. W. MICROWAVE SOLID-STATE TECHNICUES FOR HIGH SPEEO COMPUTERS
LEAS, J. W. PURPOSE AND APPLICATION OF THE RCA BIZMAC SYSTEM
LEAYCRAFT. E. C. CHARACTERISTICS OF A HIGH-SPEED MULTI PATH CORE FOR A COINCIDENT-CURRENT MEMORY
LEBEDEV. S. A. BESM. THE HIGH SPEED ELECTRONIC DIGITAL CO~PUTER OF THE USSR ACADEMY OF SCIENCES (GERMAN)
LEBEDEV, S. A. THE HIGH-SPEED ELECTRONIC CALCULATING MACHINE OF THE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE U.S.S.R.
LEBOW, I. L. THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF CG 24
LECERF, YVES INTRINSIC MACHINE ADDRESSING IN AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION
LECH~ER, J. A.
MACHINE CALCULATION OF MOMENTS OF A PROBABILITY DISTRIBUTION
LECK, G. w. COINCIDENT CURRENT SUPERCONDUCTIVE MEMORY
LECK. G. W. COINCIDENT-CURRENT SUPERCONDUCTIVE MEMORY
LECK. G. W. CONTINUOUS SHEET SUPERCONOUCTIVE MEMORY
LECLERC. B. M. A MAGNETIC DRUM EXTENSION TO THE GAMMA 1 COMPUTER
LEDERLE. T. NUMERICAL COMPUTATION OF STAR EPHEMERIDES IGERMANI
LEDLEY. R. S. AN ALGORITHM FOR RAPID BINARY DIVISION
LEDLEY, R. S. ORGANIZATION OF LARGE MEMORY SYSTEMS
LEOLEY, ROBERT S. ADVANCES IN BIOMEOICAL SCIENCE AND DIAGNOSIS
LEDLEY, ROBERT S. ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS METHODS FOR REDUNDANT LOGICAL DESIGN
423

COMPUT[R LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

KOS - LEO
PACM52T 124
HARV49 164
I BMJ613 183
I BMJ604 391
IBMJ513 223
ROME62 153
PGEC636 B63
PACM62
91
CAN 62
43
TCJ6644 30B
CACM625 282
NCR 612 143
ilJCC58 141
'fCR 584 246
WJCC56 137
"US 60B' 3.1
AUS 60B·4.1
BIT 611 54
BIT 612 103
BIT 634 229
PGEC636 650
ICC 634 205
BIT 621 21
BIT 622. '11
PACM59
49
I BMJ6Z3 329
I BMJ632 112
ROME62 3.H
1
EJCC60
PGEC622 223
DNR 5'0
'00
IBMJ632 155
CAN 60 276
PACM59
17
I BSJ633 311
CACM610 446
JACM564 348
CACM627 382
SJCC63
17
CACM594 16
ilJCC55
48
CACM621 63
IBMJ612 157
I BMJ631 5B
TCJ5623 194
CACM633 102
CACM614 167
.. JCC58
7
PGEC6D2 252
ROME62 653
ICIP59
90
HARV55
42
IFIP62 126
CATH63 207
WJCC61 219
CACM627 407
'fCR 594 218
LCMT61 137
PACM61 6C5
PGEC603 342
BCS 58 410
P IRE611 53
CAS 62
46
AlC 623 299
EJCC56
84
EJCC59 181
IICR 574 102
EJCC56 101
"US 60 B8.2
PACM62
14
PACM62
62
PACM61 1243
CAN 60 15B
TCB1631
7
PACM61 12C2
CACM601 20
EJCC61 241
EJCC61 166
CAS 56
32
I8MJ621 122
ROME62 653
HARV61
1
DNR 60 130
ICIP59 466
WJCC56 119
PGEC623 405
76
ECIP55
JACM563 129
91
EJCC5S
IHL 611 283
CACM610 ~53
LCMT61 421
PGEC613 438
DNR 60 161
IICR 564 105
ECIP55 202
PGEC614 662
LCMT61
15
CABS62 490
RTCS62 2~1
423

LEO - LDC

AUTHOR INDEX

LEDLEY, ROBERT S. AUTOMATIC-PROGRAMMING-LANGUAGE TRANSLATION THROUGH SYNTACTICAL ANALYSIS
LEDLEY, ROBERT S. BOOLEAN MATRIX EQUATIONS IN DIGITAL CIRCUIT DESIGN
LEDLEY, ROBERT S. CoMPROTEIN, A COMPUTER PROGRAM TO AID PRIMARY PROTEIN STRUCTURE DETERMINATION
LEDLEY, ROBERT S. MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS AIDED BY DIGITAL COMPUTERS
LEDLEY, ROBERT S. TABLEDEX, A NEW COORDINATE INDEXING METHOD FOR BOUND BOOK FORM BIBLIOGRAPHIES
LEE-WHITING, G. E. ERRATUM IN 'FORMULAS FOR COMPUTING INCOMPLETE ELLIPTIC INTEGRALS OF THE FIRST AND SEC)
LEE-WHITING, G. E. FORMULAS FOR COMPUTING INCOMPLETE ELLIPTIC INTEGRALS OF THE FIRST AND SECOND KINDS
LEE, C. Y. AN ALGORITHM FOR PATH CONNECTIONS AND ITS APPLICATIONS
LEE, C. Y. CATEGORIZING AUTOMATA BY W-MACHINE PROGRAMS
LEE, C. Y. INTERCOMMUNICATING CELLS, BASIS FOR A DISTRIBUTED LOGIC COMPUTER
LEE, E. S. ASSOCIATIVE TECHNIQUES WITH COMPLEMENTING FLIP-FLOPS
LEE, F. F. DESIGN OF UNIVAC-LARC SYSTEM, PART II
LEE, FRED AN AUTOMATIC SELF-CHECKING AND FAULT-LOCATING METHOD
LEE, MILTON O. RESPONSIBILITIES FOR SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION IN BIOLOGY, PROPOSAL FOR FINANCING A COMPREHE~
LEE, R. C. A HIGH-SPEED ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR SIMULATION
LEE, R. J. GENERALIZATION OF LEARNING IN A MACHINE
LEE, W. H. K. PRELIMINARY REMARKS OF POLYNOMIAL APPROXIMATIONS FOR COMPUTERS
LEFKOVITZ, O. AUTOMATIC STRATIFICATION OF INFORMATION
LEGER, R. M. ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS, SPECIAL COMPONENTS AND TECHNIQUES
LEGRAS, J. FROM FLEC TO C.P.A.S. (FRENCH)
LEHMAN, M. A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF PROPAGATION SPEED-UP CIRCUITS IN BINAR·Y ARITHMETIC UNITS
LEHMAN, M. A FAST PARALLEL ARITHMETIC UNIT
LEHMAN, M. SABRAC, A NEW GENERATION SERIAL COMPUTER
LEHMAN, M. SABRAC, A TIME-SHARING LOW-COST COMPUTER
LEHMAN, M. SERIAL MATRIX STORAGE SYSTEMS
LEHMAN, M. SKIP TECHNIQUES FOR HIGH-SPEED CARRY-PROPAGATION IN BINARY ARITHMETIC UNITS
LEHMAN, M. THE CHECKING OF COMPUTER LOGIC BY SIMULATION ON A COMPUTER
LEHMAN, M. THE SPECIFICATION OF A COST-LIMITED DIGITAL COMPUTER
LEHMANN, N. J. AUTOMATIC COMPUTER PROGRAMMING (GERMAN)
LEHMANN, N. J. PRESENT STATUS AND TRENDS OF THE DRESDEN COMPUTER DEVELOPMENT (GERMANI
LEHMER, D. H. A MACHINE METHOD FOR SOLVING POLYNOMIAL EQUATIONS
LEHMER, D. H. AUTOMATION AND PURE MATHEMATICS
LEHMER, D. H. COMPUTING MACHINES FOR PURE MATHEMATICS
LEHMER, D. H. MATHEMATICAL METHODS IN LARGE-SCALE COMPUTING UNITS
LEHMER, DERRICK H. SORTING CARDS WITH RESPECT TO A MODULUS
LEHMER, EMMA ON THE COMPUTATION OF THE NUMBER OF SOLUTIONS OF CERTAIN TRINOMIAL CONGRUENCES
LEIBOWITZ, GEORGE J. RECENT DEVELOPMENTS AFFECTING AOP IN TAX ADMINISTRATION
LEIBOWITZ, JACOB VARIABLE SCOPE SEARCH SYSTEM VS3
LEIBOWITZ, M. A. A CLASS OF MULTI-QUEUE PROBLEMS ARISING IN COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
LEIBOWITZ, M. A. AN APPROXIMATE METHOD FOR TREATING A CLASS OF MULTIQUEUE PROBLEMS
LEICHNER, GENE H. DESIGNING COMPUTER CIRCUITS WITH A COMPUTER
LEICHNER, GENE H. DESIGNING COMPUTER CIRCUITS WITH A COMPUTER
LEIFER, H. N. ELECTRON SPIN ECHO SERIAL MEMORY STORAGE
LEIGH, A. COMPUTER USES AT LAMP DEPARTMENT, CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC
LEIGH, D. C. A METHOD OF COMPUTING SHOCK WAVES
LEIGH, D. C. PROGRAMMING OF THE METHOD OF CHARACTERISTICS FOR AXISYMMETRIC FLOW
LEIGHTON, C. C. CONTROL GEAR SIMULATION FOR AN AUTOMATIC CAR PARK
LEILICH, H. o. CONSTRUCTION OF RECORDING HEADS FOR MAGNETIC DRUM STORAGE (GERMAN)
LEIMAN, J. M. THE ELECOM ·125 IN PERSONNEL CLASSIFICATION RESEARCH
LEINBERGER, M. THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER HIGH-SPEED MAGNETIC PRINTER
LEINER, A. L. A SYSTEM FOR GENERATING 'PRONOUNCEABLE' NAMES USING A COMPUTER
LEINER, A. L. CONCURRENTLY OPERATING COMPUTER SYSTEMS
LEINER, A. L. LOGICAL DESIGN
LEINER, A. L. ORGANIZING A NETWORK OF COMPUTERS TO MEET DEADLINES
LEINER, A. L. PILOT, A NEW MULTIPLE COMPUTER SYSTEM
LEI NER, ·A. L. PILOT, THE NBS MULTICOMPUTER SYSTEM
LEINER, A. L. SYSTEM DESIGN OF THE SEAC AND DYSEAC
LEINER, A. L. SYSTEM ORGANIZATION OF THE DYSEAC
LEINER, A. L. USING DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN THE DESIGN AND MAINTENANCE OF NEW COMPUTERS
LEINER, ALAN L. BUFFERING BETWEEN INPUT-OUTPUT AND THE COMPUTER
LEINER, ALAN L. SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE DYSEAC
LEITCH, ISABELLA THE PLACE OF ANALYTICAL AND CRITICAL REVIEWS IN ANY GROWING BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE AND THE S
LEITH JR, CECIL E. SCIENTIFIC APPLICATIONS FOR THE UNIVAC LARC
LELAND, H. R. DESIGIII OF A PHOTO INTERPRETATION AUTOMATON
LELAND,· H. R. RECOGNITION OF MIXED-FONT IMPERFECT CHARACTERS
LEMACK, A. G. TRANSISTOR MAGNETIC CORE BILoGICAL ELEMENT
LEMAIRE, H. P. HIGH-SPEED FERRITE MEMORIES
LEMAY, L. P. ON-LINE COMPUTER CONTROL OF A CHEMICAL PLANT
LEMKE, E. COMPUTATIONAL PROBLEMS OF LINEAR PROGRAMMING
LENAERTS, E. H. MAIIIITENANCE PROCEDURES ON A COMPUTER
LENK, F. DEPENDENCE OF SPEECH QUALITY ON TRANSMITTED INFORMATION RATE IN A BAND COMPRESSION SYSTEM
LENNON JR, W. T. TELLERTRON, A REAL-TIME UPDATING AND TRANSACTION PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR SAVINGS BANKS
LENNON, R. M. PROGRESS WITH THE TELEPHONE TRAFFIC DISTRIBUTION RECORDING PROJECT
LENTZ, J. J. A NEW APPROACH TO SMALL-COMPUTER PROGRAMMING AND CONTROL
LENTZ, T. MAGOP, A NEW APPROACH TO HIGH-DENSITY DIGITAL MAGNETIC RECORDING
LEONARD, EUGENE CHARACTERISTICS OF A LOGISTICS COMPUTER
LEONARD, G. F. CL-I, AN ENVIRONMENT FOR A COMPILER
LEONARD, G. F. CONTROL TECHNIQUES IN THE CL-II PROGRAMMING SYSTEM
LEONDES, C. T. THE DESIGN OF LOGICAL DR-AND-OR PYRAMIDS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
LEONDES, CORNELIUS SOME RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN LOGICAL OR-AND-OR PYRAMIDS FOR OIGITAL COMPUTERS
LEONoES, CORNELIUS T. DIGITAL TECHNIQUES IN ANALOG COMPUTATION
LEoNDES, CORNELIUS T. INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL- AND ANALOG-COMPUTER THEORY
LEONTIEF, WASSILY W. COMPUTATIONAL PROBLEMS ARISING IN CONNECTION WITH ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF INTERINDUSTRI
LEOIIITIEF, WASSILY W. DYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF ECONOMIC OF ECONOMIC EQUILIBRIUM
LESER, TADEUSZ AYDAR, SPECIAL PURPOSE ANALOG MACHINE FOR YAW DATA REDUCTION
LESH, F. METHODS OF SIMULATING A DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
LESH, FRED H. MULTI-DIMENSIONAL LEAST-SQUARES POLYNOMIAL CURVE FITTING
LESLIE, D. H. HIGH-FIELD SUPERCONDUCTIVITY IN SOME BCC TI-MO AND NB-ZR ALLOYS
LESLIE, ERIC A. THE ROLE OF THE ACCOUNTANT IN ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
LESLIE, J. D. FAR-INFRARED ABSORPTION IN A LEAD-THALLIUM SUPER-CONDUCTING ALLOY
LESSER, M. L. ORGANIZATION OF THE IBM 305
LESSER, M. L. THE RAMAC DATA-PROCESSING MACHINE
LESSER, MURRAY L. AN APPROACH TO THE USE OF THE IBM CARD-PROGRAMMED ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR IN THE SOLUTlo~
LESTER, BURTON R. A GENERAL ELECTRIC ENGINEERING DIGITAL COMPUTER
LETELLIER, G. SOLUTION ON A HIGH SPEED COMPUTER OF A PROBLEM IN OIOPHANTINE ALGEBRA (FRENCH)
LETHAM, J. USE OF A COMPUTER IN BANKING
LEUTERT, WERNER W. OPERATION OF THE BALLISTIC RESEARCH LABORATORIES DIGITAL COMPUTER INSTALLATION
LEVIN, B. M. DETERMINING FASTEST ROUTES USING FIXED SCHEOULES
LEVIN, HOWARD S. DESIGN OF BUSINESS SYSTEMS
LEVIN, JOSEPH H. CONSTRUCTION AND USE OF SUBROUTINES FOR THE SEAC
t,2t,

COMPUTER LnERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

LAN - LEV
CACM623 145
I'GEC592 131
FJCC62 262
CAS 61 157
ICSI582 1221
JACM6]] 412
JACM6]2 126
PGEC613 ]46
JACM613 384
FJCC62 130
SJCC63 3Bl
EJCC5'1
66
PGEC625 649
I CSI582 1417
PGEC592 166
PACM59
21
ICC 633 158
SJCC63 229
CHBK62
6
RoME62 763
IFIP62 671
I EES56 520
PGEC636 618
CACM63B 427
PGEC612 247
PGEC614 691
TCJ6632 154
ICIP59 365
ECIP55 143
ECIP55
It6
JACM612 151
AOOC62 219
MSEE461
4
HARV49 141
JACM571 41
JACM574 505
CACM63D 104
I CSI582 1117
PACM61 12A5
IBMJ613 204
PACM56
36
JACM572 143
LCMT61 263
IF IP62
!jJ
PACM56
17
PACM56
16
TCJ4624 313
ECIP55 123
CAS 56
41
EJCC57 2lt3
JACM611 97
ICIP59 353
IEES56 123
EJCC57 115
JACM593 3U
EJCC58
71
PGEC542
8
PGEC541
1
PGEC614 680
EJCC52
22
JACM542 51
ICSU81 511
CAS 61 126
FJCC62
27
aCR 62 213
WJCC58 144
FJCC62 164
CAN 62 258
PACM52P 91
RMCS60
27
IFIP62 354
MCR 624 101
AUS 60A11.2
I BMJ581 72
LCMT61 117
PWCS54
11
CACM611 23
PACM62
29
P IRE530 1::188
~CR 531
34
HACC59
28
CCST61
13
HARV47 169
HARV4'1 333
JACM561 89
JACM583 261
CACM599 29
IBMJ621 119
TCB5612 56
I BMJ621 55
I BMJ511 62
EJCC56 139
PECS52
9
HARI/49
b5
ICIP59
90
EDPS61 Z~8
JNR 53
14
SJCC63
1
HACC59
7
PACM52P 113
424

LEV - LUT

AUTHOR INDEX

LEVINE, A. DETERMINATION OF OPTIMUM PRODUCTION TOLERANCES BY ANALOG SIMULATION
LEVINE, L. AN AUTOMATIC ANALOG COMPUTER METHOD FOR SOLVING POLYNOMIALS AND FINDING ROOT LOCI
LEVINE, NORMAN ON THE 'BEST' AND 'LEAST QTH' APPROXIMATION OF AN OVEROETERMINED SYSTEM OF LINEAR EQUATION
LEVINE, NORMAN ON THE METHOD OF MINIMUM (OR 'BEST'I APPROXIMATION ANO THE METHOO OF LEAST NTH POWERS
LEVINE, S. DESIGN TECHNIQUES FOR MULTIPLE INTERCONNECTED ON-LINE DATA PROCESSORS
LEVINE, S. P. EFFICIENT COMPILATOR OF PROGRAMS WRITTEN IN A MIXEO PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
LEVINE, STANLEY L. THE PROBLEM OF HETEROGENEOUS GROUPS IN COMPUTER PROGRAMMER TRAINING
LEVINTHAL, J. THE GE-I00 DATA PROCESSOR SYSTEM
LEVISON, MICHAEL THE MECHANICAL ANALYSIS OF LANGUAGE
LEVOLD, H. J. REAL TIME DATA PROCESSING FOR GIER INORWEGIANI
LEVONIAN, P. V. A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR USE IN AN OPERATIONAL FLIGHT TRAINER
LEVDNIAN, P. V. AN ANALOG-TO-OIGITAL CONVERTER FOR SERIAL COMPUTING MACHINES
LEVY, F. SOME AUTOMATIC OPERATIONS USING THE GRAMMAR OF SYNTOL IN AUTOMATIC DOCUMENTATION (FRENCHI
LEVY, F. SYNTOL ISYNTAGMATIC ORGANIZATION LANGUAGE I IFRENCHI
LEVY, HENRI A. A PROCEDURE FOR INVERTING LARGE SYMMETRIC MATRICES
LEVY, S. L. APPLICATION OF DIGITAL SIMULATION TECHNIQUES TO HIGHWAY DESIGN PROBLEMS
LEVY, SAUL THE RELIABILITY OF RECURSIVE TRIANGULAR SWITCHING NETWORKS BUILT OF RECTIFIER GATES
LEWETT, G. P. STOCK MAINTENANCE BY TELEPHONE, ONE STEP TOWARDS INTEGRATED MANUFACTURING CONTROL IN A MULT
LEWIN, M. H. FIXED, ASSOCIATIVE MEMORY USING EVAPORATEO ORGANIC DIODE ARRAYS
LEWIN, MORTON H. NEGATIVE-RESISTANCE ELEMENTS AS DIGITAL COMPUTER COMPONENTS
LEWIS II, P. M. A REALIZATION PORCEDURE FOR THRESHOLO GATE NETWORKS
LEWIS II, P. M. A SIMPLIFIED PROCEDURE FOR THE REALIZATION OF LINEARLY-SEPARABLE SWITCHING FUNCTIONS
LEWIS II, P. M. REALIZATION OF LOGICAL FUNCTIONS BY A NETWORK OF THRESHOLD COMPONENTS WITH SPECIFIED SENS
LEWIS, J. W. TIME SHARING ON LEO III
LEWIS, M. A. SINGLE CAPSTAN TAPE MEMORY
LEWIS, P. A. AN EXPERIMENTAL 50-MEGACYCLE ARITHMETIC UNIT
LEWIS, P. A. TWO-PARAMETER LIFETIME DISTRIBUTIONS FOR RELIABILITY STUDIES OF RENEWAL PROCESSES
LEWIS, S. H. ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES TO ORDINARY OIFFERENTIAL.EQUATIONS
LEWIS, T. B. OIGITAL COMPUTER EQUIPMENT FOR AN AOVANCED BOMBING, NAVIGATION AND MISSILE GUIOANCE SUBSYSTE
LEWIS, T. H. MET-WATCH, A TECHNIQUE FOR PROCESSING AND SCANNING METEOROLOGICAL DATA WITH A OIGITAL COMPUT
LEWIS, T. S.. OIGITAL SIMULATION OF DISCRETE FLOW SYSTEMS
LEWIS, THEOOORE S. CHARACTER MANIPULATION IN FORTRAN
LEWIS, THEOOORE S. DIGITAL SIMULATION OF DISCRETE FLOW SYSTEMS
LEWIS, THOMAS B. PRIMARY PROCESSOR AND DATA STORAGE EQUIPMENT FOR THE ORBITING ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATORY
LEWIS, W. D. ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS ANO TELEPHONE SWITCHING
LEWIS, W. o. MICROWAVE LOGIC
LI, K. LAMINATED FERRITE MEMORY
LI. SHU-T'IEN OCTAL OIAGRAMS OF BINARY CONCEPTION ANO THEIR APPLICABILITY TO COMPUTER DESIGN LOGIC
LI, SHU-T'IEN ORIGIN AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE CHINESE ABACUS
LI. SHU-T'IEN THE ORIGIN OF THE ABACUS AND ITS OEVELOPMENT
LI. YAO TZU OPTIMALIZING CRUISE CONTROL SYSTEMS
LIBAN. E. IMPLICIT FUNCTION SIMULATION OF THE ABLATION PROBLEM USING FINITE FOURIER TRANSFORMS
LIBAN, ERIC THE APPLICATION OF FINITE FOURI~R TRANSFORMS TO ANALOG COMPUTER SIMULATIONS
LIBAW. W. H. A PHOTOELECTRIC DECIMAL-CODED SHAFT DIGITIZER
LICHTENBERGER. W. W. PLATO II. A MULTIPLE-STUDENT, COMPUTER-CDNTROLLEO. AUTOMATIC TEACHING DEVICE
LICKLIDER, J. C. R. A TIME-SHARING OEBUGGING SYSTEM FOR A SMALL COMPUTER
LICKLIDER, J. C. R. ON-LINE MAN-COMPUTER COMMUNICATION
LICKLIDER. J. C. R. PRELIMINARY EXPERIMENTS IN COMPUTER-AIDED TEACHING
LIDOELL. DONALD W. INTEGRATION AND AUTOMATIC FAULT LOCATION TECHNIQUES IN LARGE DIGITAL OATA SYSTEMS
LIEBERSTEIN. H. M. NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE BOUNDARY LAYER EQUATIONS WITHOUT SIMILARITY ASSUMPTIONS
LIEBERSTEIN, H. M. THE DETACHED SHOCK PROBLEM AND RELATED TUPICS
LIEBESNY. F. LOST INFORMATION, UNPUBLISHED CONFERENCE PAPERS
LIEBLEIN. JULIUS A GENERAL ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE SCHEME APPLICABLE· TO A COMPUTER WITH VERY LARGE MEMORY
LIEBLEIN. JULIUS A GENERAL ANALYSIS·OF VARIANCE SCHEME APPLICABLE TO A COMPUTER WITH A VERY LARGE MEMORY
LIEBLEIN. JULIUS COMMENT ON 'OECODING COMBINATIONS OF THE FIRST N INTEGERS TAKEN K AT A TIME'
LILAMANO. M. LEJET A TIME-OIVISION MULTIPLIER
LILEY, P. E. ANALYTICAL STUDY OF A METHOD FOR LITERATURE SEARCH IN ABSTRACTING JOURNALS
LIN, A. D. KEY ADDRESSING OF RANDOM ACCESS MEMORIES BY RADIX TRANSFORMATION
LINDAMAN, R. A THEOREM FOR DERIVING MAJORITY-LOGIC NETWORKS WITHIN AN AUGMENTED BOOLEAN ALGEBRA
LINDAMAN. R. AXIOMATIC MAJORITY-DECISION LOGIC
LINDER. S. L. IMPROVEO PERFORMANCE FROM ~ATRIX ELECTROLUMINESCENT SCREENS IN OPTICAL READOUT APPLICATIONS
LINDESMITH. J. L. A SYSTEM FOR COUNTING AND RECORDING ELECTRICAL IMPUlSES IN PRINTED DECIMAL FORM
LINDQUIST. A. B. ASSOCIATIVE LOGIC FOR HIGHLY PARALLEL SYSTEMS
LINDQUIST, A. B. ASSOCIATIVE MEMORY WITH ORDERED RETRIEVAL
LINOSAY. ROBERT K. INFERENTIAL MEMORY AS THE BASIS OF MACHINES WHICH UNDERSTAND NATURAL LANGUAGE
LINDVALL. F. C. COMPUTERS CHALLENGE ENGINEERING EDUCATION
LING, A. T. THE RCA 601 SYSTEM DESIGN
LINGOES, JAMES C. DATA PROCESSING IN PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH
LINSKII. V. S. THE MOST ECONOMIC ADDRESS SYSTEM FOR A DIGITAL COMPUTER
LINSKY, V. S. METHODS OF SPEEOING-UP THE OPERATION OF OIGITAL COMPUTERS
LINSMAN, M. MAIN CHARACTERISTICS OF IRSIA-FNRS COMPUTER IFRENCHI
LIPKIN. MARTIN COOING OF MEDICAL CASE HISTORY DATA FOR COMPUTER ANALYSIS
LIPKIN, MARTIN RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE SCIENCE Of DIAGNOSIS
LIPKIS. ROSELYN THE USE OF SUBROUTINES ON SWAC
LIPPEL, B. A DECIMAL COOE FOR ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERSION
LIPPITT. A. COBOL AND COMPATIBILITY
LIPSCOMB, WILLIAM N. COMPUTING PROBLEMS IN X-RAY CRYSTALLOGRAPHY
LIPTON. S. AN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING ROUTINE FOR THE ELLIOTT 401
LIPTON, S. THE INFLUENCE OF HIGH SPEED COMPUTERS ON APPLIED STATISTICS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO AGRICULT
LIPTON, S. TWO PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES FOR ONE-PLUS-ONE ADDRESS COMPUTERS
LITTLE. E. P. COOPERATION BETWEEN INDUSTRY AND EOUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
LITTLE, W. A. THE KAPITLA RESISTANCE OF METALS IN THE NORMAL ANO SUPERCONDUCTING STATES
LITWIN, S. THE MULTI-LIST CENTRAL PROCESSOR
LITl. F. A. A OIRECT ACCESS PHOTOMEMORY PART I. PROTOTYPE MACHINE SYSTEM
LIU. C. L. KTH-OROER FINITE AUTOMATION
LIU. C. N. A STATE VARIABLE ASSIGNMENT METHOD FOR ASYNCHRONOUS SEQUENTIAL SWITCHING CIRCUITS
LIU, C. N. COMPUTER-AUTOMATED DESIGN OF MULTIFONT PRINT RECOGNITIO~ LOGIC
LIVESEY. P. B. SYMPOSIUM ON EXPERIENCES WITH THE USE OF MAGNETIC TAPE 2, MAGNETIC FILMS ON A NATIONAL-ELL
LIVESLEY, R. K. THE ANALYSIS OF LARGE STRUCrURAL SYSTEMS
LIVINGSTON, H. M. APPLICATIONS OF THE SMALL DIGITAL COMPUTER IN THE AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY
LIVINGSTON, HUBERT M. AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING ON THE BURROUGHS LABORATORY COMPUTER
LLORET. J. L. NEW COMPONENTS FOR FERRORESONANT CIRCUITS
LO, A. W. PARAMETRIC PHASE-LOCKED OSCILLATOR, CHARACTERISTICS AND APPLICATIONS TO DIGITAL SYSTEMS
LO, A. ·W. THE TRANSFLUXOR
LO, ARTHUR W. DEVELOPMENT IN HIGH-SPEED SWITCHING ELEMENTS
LO. ARTHUR W. SOME THOUGHTS ON DIGITAL COMPONENTS ANO CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES
LOBERMAN, H. FORMAL PROCEDURES FOR CONNECTING TERMINALS WITH A MI~IMUM TOTAL WIRE LENGTH
LOBERMAN. H. SYMBOLIC DESIGNATIO~S FOR ELECT.RICAL CONNECTIONS
LOBERMAN. H. USING OIGITAL COMPUTERS IN THE DESIGN ANO MAINTENANCE OF NEW COMPUTERS
LOCHINGER, R. MICROAPERTURE HIGH-SPEED FERRITE MEMORY
425

C.OMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

LED - LOC
EJCC59 249
IIICR 514 164
JACM513 341
PACM56
5
EJCC51 112
ROME62 3,3
PACM61 13A3
EJCC58 181
Mfl 612 561
BIT 633 196
PGEC552 55
P IRESlO 1462
ROME62 645
I F1P62 219
CACM628 445
WJCC61
39
HCS62 129
FJCCU 519
FJCC63 101
15
EJCC59
PGEC635 454
PGEC624 441
PGEC635 443
TCJ6631 24
FJCC63 565
IIIMJ513 251
IBMJ591 58
LSU 55 201
P IRE611 313
I FIP62 242
CACM600 o!i9
CACM632 65
PACM59
59
PGEC636 671
P IRE530 1242
HARV512 334
FJCC63
11
CACM599 28
JACM591 102
PACM58
51
CCST61 491
PACM62
!j2
SJCC62 255
PGEC533
1
PLCI61 205
~1
SJCC63
SJCC62 113
PLCI61 211
SJCC62 213
PACMSB
1
PACM59
6~
ICSI581 475
PACM59
dl
JACM594 469
CACM600 536
PGEC561 26
ICS1581 351
SJCC63 355
PGEC603 338
PGEC611 11
LCMT61 231
PACM52P 61
FJCC63 489
18MJ621 126
CATH63 211
IIJCC55
41
EJCC60 113
CABS62 112
TO""58 205
lCIP59 382
ECIP55
66
CACM620 532
AOOC62
28
PACM52P 231
PGEC554 158
tACM625 ;>~4
HARV61 103
JACM512 1~1
AUS 60B11.1
JACM513 214
CTPC54
19
I SMJ621 31
WOC062 214
WJCC58
50
PGEC635 410
JACM632 2()9
IBMJ631
2
TtJ2593 120
TCJ3601 J4
WJCC56
89
JNR 54
99
IF 1P62 625
PGEe5'l3 271
WJCC56 109
PIRE625 1061
PGEC613 416
JACM514 428
JACM514 420
PGEC614 680
FJCe62 1'J1
425

LOC - MAR

AUTHOR INDEX

LOCKHART, N. F. LOGIC BY ORDEREO FLUX CHANGES IN MULTI PATH FERRITE CORES
LOEB, H. L. NEW PROCEOURES FOR RATIONAL APPROXIMATION
LOEWE, R. T. COMPUTER GENERATED DISPLAYS
LOEWE, R. T. DISPLAY SYSTEM OESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
LOFGREN, L. LIMITS FOR AUTOMATIC ERR DR CORRECTION
LOGAN. BENJAMIN F. ANALOGUE STUDY OF ELECTRON TRAJECTORIES
LOGAN. J. ROBERT THE P METHOD. A DESIGN PHILOSOPHY
LOGAN. WILLIAM A. THE BASIC SIDE OF TAPE LABELLING
LOGE MANN. GEORGE A MACHINE PROGRAM FOR THEOREM-PROVING
LOGUE. J. C. ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE IN THE DESIGN AND OPERATION OF A LARGE SCALE ELECTROSTATIC MEMORY
LOKKI. O. ON SMOOTHING OF PULP QUALITY CHARACTERISTICS IN A FLOW SYSTEM
LOMBARDI. L. A. ON TABLE OPERATING ALGORITHMS
LOMBARDI, L. A. ON THE DECLARATIVE CONTROL OF THE DATA FLOW BY MEANS OF RECURSIVE FUNCTIONS
LOMBARDI. LIONELLO MATHEMATICAL STRUCTURE OF NONARITHMETIC DATA PROCESSING PROCEDURES
LOMBARD I, L10NELLO NON-PROCEDuRAL DATA SYSTEM LANGUAGES
LOMBARDI. LIONELLO SYSTEM HANDLING OF FUNCTIONAL OPERATORS
LOMBARDI. LIONELLO THEORY OF FILES
LONERGAN. J. P. FLEXIBILITY IN ANALOGUE COMPUTERS
LONG, P. A. A OATA TRANSMISSION SURVEY
LONG. P. A. DATA TRANSMISSION. PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS
LONGLAND. J. R. A DYNAMIC LOGIC TECHNIQUE FOR SIXTEEN MEGACYCLE CLOCK RATE
LONGO. LEONARD F. SURGE. A RECODING OF THE COBOL MERCHANDISE CONTROL ALGORITHM
LONGSTAFF. F. M. FUNDAMENTAL OF COMPUTERS AND DATA PROCESSORS
LONGSTAFF. F. M. TIME SHARING ON THE FERRANTI-PACKARD FP6000 COMPUTER SYSTEM
LONSOALE. K. MERCURY, A HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL COMPUTER
LOOMIS. R. G~ FLEXIBLE ABBREVIATION OF WORDS IN A COMPUTER LANGUAGE
LOONEY. D. H. LARGE-CAPACITY CARD CHANGEABLE PERMANENT MAGNET TWISTOR MEMORY
LOONEY, DUNCAN H. A TWISTOR MATRIX MEMORY FOR SEMIPERMANENT INFORMATION
LOONEY. J. C. DESIGN OF THE ESIAC ALGEBRAIC COMPUTER
LOOPSTRA, B. J. INPUT AND'OUTPUT IN THE X-I SYSTEM
LOOPSTRA, B. J. PROCESSING OF FORMULAS BY MACHINES
LOOPSTRA, B. J. THE X-1 COMPUTER
LOOPSTRA, BRAM J. SINGLE-INPUT COMPONENT CIRCUITS
LOORIJ. J. P. THE ORGANISATION OF AN ADP CENTRE
LOPEI. F. PUNCHED CARD TO MAGNETIC TAPE CONVERTER FOR UNIVAC
LORD. P. A. A DELAY-LINE PUSH-DOWN LIST
LOTKIN, M. MATRIX INVERSION BY PARTITIONING
LOTKIN. MARK A NOTE ON THE MIDPOINT METHOD OF INTEGRATION
LOTKIN, MARK CHARACTERISTIC VALUES OF ARBITRARY MATRICES
LOURIE. J. R. THE MACHINE LOADING PROBLEM
LOURIE. N. ARITHMETIC AND CONTROL TECHNIQUES IN A MULTI PROGRAM COMPUTER
LOVE, RALPH A SYNTACTIC DESCRIPTION OF BC NELIAC
LOVELAND, D. W. EMPIRICAL EXPLORATIONS OF THE GEOMERTY-THEOREM PROVING MACHINE
LOVELAND, D. W. EMPIRICAL EXPLORATIONS OF THE GEOMETRY THEOREM MACHINE
LOVELAND, DONALD A MACHINE PROGRAM FOR THEOREM-PROVING
LOVELL, C. A. HIGH-SPEED HIGH-CAPACITY PHOTOGRAPHIC MEMORY
LOVEMAN. BERNARD RELIABILITY OF A LARGE REAC INSTALLATION
LOVEMAN, BERNARD D. ELECTRDNIC ANALDG COMPUTERS, COEFFICIENT POTENTIOMETERS. OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS, AND
LOVEMAN, BERNARD D. ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS, CONTROL CIRCUITS, COMPUTER OPERATION. AND SYSTEM DESIGN
LOVEMAN. BERNARD D. ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS. MULTIPLIERS ANO FUNCTION GENERATORS
LOW, HENRY NOISE AND STATISTICAL TECHNIQUES
LOW, P. R. FLOW TABLE LOGIC
LOWE, J. R. A PULSE-DURATION-MODULATED DATA-PRDCESSING SYSTEM
LDWE. R. R. DESIGN OF AC COMPUTING AMPLIFIERS USING TRANSISTORS
LOWENSCHUSS. D. ASYNCHRONOUS ELECTRONIC SWITCHING CIRCUITS
LOWENSCHUSS, O. NON-BINARY SWITCHING THEORY
LOWER. W. M. CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEMS
LOWRY, E. S. MULTIPROGRAMMING
LOWRY, E. S. MULTIPROGRAMMING STRETCH, FEASIBILITY CONSIDERATIONS
LOWRY. W. "K. A PROPOSED INFORMATION HANDLING SYSTEM FDR A LARGE RESEARCH ORGANIZATION
LUBKIN. S. A NDTE ON APPROXIMATING E TO THE X
LUBKIN. SAMUEL AN IMPROVED READING SYSTEM FOR MAGNETICALLY RECORDED DIGITAL DATA
LUBKIN, SAMUEL ,ELECTROSTATic READING OF PERFDRATED MEDIA
LUBKIN, SAMUEL PROCESSING OF A LARGE DATA FILE
LUCAL. H,AROLD' M. ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS USING A MODIFIED REFLECTED BINARY CODE
LUCAS JR.E. D. EFFICIENT LINKAGE OF GRAPHICAL DATA WITH DIGITAL COMPUTERS
LUCAS. M.J. USE OF DIGITAL SIMULATION IN PLANNING
LUCAS,M. S. P. AN APPROACH TO THE EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF PERSISTENT-CURRENT DEVICES
LUCAS. Po' REQUIREMENTS ON A LANGUAGE FOR LDGICAL DATA PROCESSING
LUCE. D.• A. COMPUTER CONTROLLED PRINTING
'
LUCKING; J. R. DESIGN OF AN ARITHMETIC UNIT INCORPORATING A NESTING STORE
LUCKING;, 'J. R. THE TIME-SHARING FACILITIES OF THE KDF9 COMPUTER
LUDWIG. C. B. ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS OF LARGE SCALE COMPUTERS
LUDWIG..,.OLlVER G. NOTE ON THE INTEGRALS OF PRODUCTS OF ASSOC,lATED LEGENDRE FUNCTIONS
LUEBBERT, W. F. A SYSTEMS APPROACH TO INTEGRATION OF AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING AND COMMUNICATIONS
LUEBBERT, ~. F. COMBAT CDMPUTERS
'
LUEBBERT., W. F. DATA TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT CONCEPTS FOR FIELDATA
LUEBBERT. W,ILLIAMF. PRDGRAMMING COMPATIBILITY IN A FAMILY OF CLOSELY RELATED DIGITAL COMPUTERS
LUEBBERT, W'ILLlAM F. SIGNAL CORPS RESEARCH AND DEVELDPMENT ON AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING DF DIGITAL CDMPUTERS
LUEDICKE, E. MICROSYSTEM COMPUTER TECHNIQUES
LUEHRS JR. F. U. AUTOMATION OF INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
LUHN, H. II_ A BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE SYSTEM
LUHN, H,. P. A STATISTICAL APPROACH TO MECHANIZED ENCODING AND SEARCHING OF LITERARY INFORMATION
LUHN, H. P. THE AUTOMATIC CREATION OF LITERATURE ABSTRACTS
LUKASZEWICZ. L. OUTLINE DF THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF THE IAM-41 CDMPUTER
LUKASZEWICZ, L. SAKO, AN AUTOMATIC CODING SYSTEM
LUKE, ~. C. SEMI-AUTOMATIC ALLOCATION OF DATA STORAGE FOR PACT 1
LUKE, YUDELL L. ON RATIONAL FUNCTION APPROXIMATIONS TO THE EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION WITH APPLICATION TO THE P
LUKE, YUDELL L. RATIONAL APPROXIMATIONS TO THE EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION
LUKJANOW. ARIADNE A CODE MATCHING TECHNIQUE FOR MACHINE TRANSLATION
LUKJANON. ARIADNE W. REPORT ON SOME PRINCIPLES OF THE UNIFIED TRANSFER SYSTEM
LUKJANDW, ARIADNE W. SEMANTIC CLASSIFICATIDN
LUKOFF, H. APPLICATION OF COMPUTERS TO CIRCUIT DESIGN FOR UNIVAC LARC
LUKOFF.H. DESIGN OF UNIVAC-LARC SYSTEM. PART II
LUKOFF, H. THE UNISERVD-TAPE READER AND RECORDER
LUKOFF, H. UNIVAC-LARC HIGH-SPEED CIRCUITRY, CASE HISTORY
LUMSDAINE, A. A. SOME THEORETICAL AND, PRACTICAL PRDBLEMS IN PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION
LUSTED. LEE B. MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS AIDED BY DIGITAL COMPUTERS
LUTHER, CURT H. A. A NOTE ON FITTING GREAT CIRCLES BY LEAST SQUARES
LUTHER, H. A. A FINITE SEQUENTIALLY COMPACT PROCESS FOR THE ADJOINTS DF MATRICES OVER ARBITRARY INTEGRAL
426

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

LEV - LUT
"ICR 584 268
PACM61 12A2
PIRE611 185
EJCC61 323
SOS 61 181
JACM551 2B
PACM61 13B3
CACM602 85
CACM627 394
"ICR 531 21
8 IT 624 203
I FIP62 509
ROME62 173
JACM621 136
PACM61 11-1
JACM612 lb8
EJCC60 1:17
AUS 572 210
TCJ4612 95
TCJ4611 H
NCR 604 116
CACM622 9B
CAN 5B 136
SJCC63
29
I EES56 114
CACM63N b68
LCMT61 117
WJCC59
36
PGEC613 524
ICIP59 .342
ECIP55 146
TCJ2591 39
CHBK62
11
TC85611 11
EJCC52
8
PGEC636 872
PACM52T 36
JACM563 208
PACM56
39
PACM59
28
EJCC59
15
CACM637 367
CATH63 153
WJCC60 143
CACM627 394
EJCC5B
34
EJCC53
fi3
CHBK62
2
CH8K62
4
CHBK62
3
HACC59
26
PIRE611 221
WJCC56
53
PGEC583 191
I'ICR 594 267
NCR 5B,. 305
CAN 60 346
PCS 62 192
CACM59N 13
I CSI582 11Bl
CACM60D 6,.9
PGEC51t3 22
!'fCR 54,. 106
LSU 56 III
PGEC59,. 4,.9
PWCS54
32
CAN 62 168
DNR 60
!o6
IFIP62 556
SJCC63 263
IFIP62 694
AUS 63 C.3
CAS 55
6B
TCJ6644 356
"ICR 594 223
NCR 584 292
WJCC59 189
CACM607 420
CACM592 22
WJCC61
95
EJCC5,.
6B
I BMJ584 314
I BMJ514 309
1 BMJ582 l!o9
PGEC636 609
ARAP612 161
JACM564 299
PACM56
4
JACM571 24
PACM58
60
1I5MT60
88
NSMT60 394
WJCC61 185
EJCC59
66
EJCC52
47
PGEC613 426
PLCI61 114
CAS 61 157
CACM618 353
CACM628 441
426

LUT - MAU

AUTHOR INDEX

LUTHER, H. A. AN ITERATIVE FACTORIZATION TECHNIQUE FOR POLYNOMIALS
LUXENBERG, H. PROGRAMMING FOR ON-LINE COMPUTATIONS
LYKOUOIS, PAUL S. ANALYTICAL STUDY OF A METHOD FOR LITERATURE SEARCH IN ABSTRACTING JOURNALS
LYNCH, IRINA RUSSIAN -CR VERBS, IMPERSONALLY USED VERBS, AND SUBJECT-OBJECT AMBIGUITIES
LYNCH, J. T. SYSTEM APPLICATION OF HYBRIO LOGIC CIRCUITRY
LYNCH, ROBERT E. SYNTHETIC MATERIALS FOR HYDRODYNAMICAL COMPUTATIONS
LYNCH, W. C. ON A WIREO-IN BINARY-TO-DECIMAL CONVERSION SCHEME
LYNCH, WILLIAM C. CODING ISOMORPHISMS
LYNESS, J. N. EIGENVALUES Of THE SUCCESSIVE OVER-RELAXATION PROCESS AND ITS COM~INATION WITH CHEBYSHEV SE
LYNESS, J. N. NUMERICAL QUAORATURE IN N DIMENSIONS
LYNN, D. K. SWITCHING AND MEMORY CRITERION IN TRANSISTOR FLIP-FLOPS
LYON, T. R. INVENTORY RECORDS AND PAYROLL APPLICATION ON THE UNIVAC FILE COMPUTER
LYON, T. R. THE UNIVAC FILE-COMPUTER APPLIED TO GENERAL ACCOUNTING FUNCTIONS
LYONS, E. L. APPLICATIONS OF THE SMALL DIGITAL COMPUTER IN THE AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY
LYONS, R. E. THE USE OF TRIPLE-MODULAR REDUNDANCY TO IMPROVE COMPUTER RELIABILITY
MAC ••• , SEE ALSO MC •••
MACAULEY, I. J. AUTOMATIC SQUARE ROOT IN A 5 MEGACYCLE PARALLEL DIGITAL COMPUTER
MACAULEY, I. J. THE CIRCUIT DESIGN OF ATROPOS, A 5 MEGACYCLE SOLID STATE PARALLEL DIGITAL COMPUTER
MACAULEY, M. THE UNIVAC M-460 COMPUTER
MACCALLUM, I. R. THE COMPILER COMPILER
MACDONALD, D. N. DATAFILE, A NEW TOOL FOR EXTENSIVE FILE STORAGE
MACDONALD, J. E. DESIGN METHODS FOR MAXIMUM MINIMUM-DISTANCE ERROR-CORRECTING CODES
MACGREGOR, P. K. PROCESS CONTROL BY DIGITAL COMPUTER
MACH, R. E. RECTIFICATION OF SATELLITE PHOTOGRAPHY BY DIGITAL TECHNIQUES
MACHMUDOV, U. A. LEM-l, SMALL SIZE GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER USING MAGNETIC (FERRITEI ELEMENTS
MACHOLL, ROBERT E. THERE'S STILL A PLACE FOR INTERPRETERS
MACINTYRE, R. TERNARY COUNTERS
MACINTYRE, R. M. A TRANSISTORIZED, MULTI-CHANNEL, AIRBORNE VOLTAGE-TO-DIGITAL CONVERTER
MACKAY, D. M. OPERATIONAL ASPECTS OF INTELLECT
MACKAY, D. M. SELF-ORGANIZATION IN THE TIME DOMAIN
MACKAY, R. S. TERNARY COUNTERS
MACKEY, A. A. DATA PROCESSING AT THE CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS
MACKEY, O. M. APPLICATIONS IN INDUSTRY FOR A MEDIUM-SIZE COMPUTER
MACKEY, RICHARO ANALOGS AND DUALS OF PHYSICAL SYSTEMS
MACKIE, D. G. DESIGN OF COMPUTER CIRCUITS USING LINEAR PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES
MACKIE, D. G. DESIGN OF COMPUTER CIRCUITS USING LINEAR PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES
MACKNIGHT, M. L. MULTICHANNEL ANALOG INPUT-OUTPUT CONVERSION SYSTEM FOR DIGITAL COMPUTER
MACLEAN, M. A. QUIESCENT CORE-TRANSISTOR COUNTERS
MACLELLAN, J. P. THE USE OF INVENTORY SIMULATION IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF A COMPUTER ASSISTED STOCK CONTROL
MACMAHON, BRIAN USES OF THE COMPUTER IN PUBLIC HEALTH
MACMURRAY, E. A TAPE DICTIONARY FOR LINGUISTIC EXPERIMENTS
MACNEAL, R. H. IDEAL TRANSFORMERS IN SYNTHESIS OF ANALOG COMPUTERS
MACNEAL, R. H. THE EQUIVALENT CIRCUITS OF SHELLS USED IN AIRFRAME CONSTRUCTION
MACON, NATHANIEL CONDENSATION AND LOOK-UP PROCEDURES FOR OOUBLE ENTRY TABLES
MACON, NATHANIEL ON THE COMPUTATION OF EXPONENTIAL AND HYPERBOLIC FUNCTIONS USING CONTINUED FRACTIONS
MACON, NATHANIEL ON THE GENERATION OF ERRORS IN THE DIGITAL EVALUATION OF CONTINUED FRACTIONS
MACPHERSON, D. H. SEMIPERMANENT STORAGE BY CAPACITIVE COUPLING
MACSORLEY, o. L. HIGH-SPEED ARITHMETIC IN BINARY COMPUTERS
MACWILLIAMS JR, W. H. KEYNOTE AODRESS
MADDOX, J. L. PERFORMANCE ADVANCES IN A TRANSISTORIZED COMPUTER SYSTEM THE rRANSAC $-2000
MADDOX, J. L. THE TRANSAC S-1000 COMPUTER
MADICH, P. THE USE OF A REPETITIVE DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER FOR FINDING ROOTS OF POLYNOMIAL EQUATIONS
MAEHLY, H. J. RATIONAL APPROXIMATIONS FOR TRANSCENOENTAL FUNCTIONS
MAEHLY, HANS J. METHODS FOR FITTING RATIONAL APPROXIMATIONS, PART I, TELESCOPING PRUCEDURES FOR CONTINUED
MAEHLY, HANS J. METHOOS FOR FITTING RATIONAL APPROXIMATIONS, PARTS II ANO III
MAGASSY, K. LINGUISTIC AND MACHINE METHODS FOR COMPILING AND UPDATING THE HARVARO AUTOMATIC DICTIONARY
MAGILL, P. J. A SURVEY OF CONTACT RESISTANCE THEORY FOR NOMINALLY CLEAN SURFACES
MAGINNISS, F. J. THE IBM 650 APPLIED TO PROBLEMS OF THE ELECTRICAL INDUSTRY
MAGNUSSON, E. A. AUTOMATIC COMPUTATION OF MOLECULAR INTEGRALS
MAGUIRE, P. H. U. THE INFLUENCE OF COMPUTER DESIGN ON RELIABILITY AND MAINTENANCE
MAHER, EDWARD WHAT AUTOMATION MEANS TO AMERICA
MAHER, R. J. PROBLEMS OF STORAGE ALLOCATION IN A MULTIPROCESSOR HULTIPROGRAHMED SYSTEM
MAHEUX, C. R. ELEMENTS OF PROGRAMMING
MAHONY, G. 0 THE USE OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN ANALYSIS OF METEOROLOGICAL TIME SERIES
MAIOROV, F. V. DIGITAL INTEGRATI~G MACHINES
MAITLAND, DAVID THE RETROSPECTlVEREVIEW IN DATA PROCESSING
MAITRA, K. K. CASCADED SWITCHING NETWORKS OF TWO-INPUT FLEXIBLE CELLS
MAKINSON, THOMAS N. COBOL, A SAMPLE PROBLEM
MALBRAIN, JOHN P. AUTOMATED COMPUTER DESIGN
MALCOLM JR, W. DAVID STRING DISTRIBUTION FOR THE POLYPHASE SORT
MALEY, C. E. THE EFFECT OF PARAMETERS ON THE ROOTS OF AN EQUATION SYSTEM
MALEY, G. A. FLOW TABLE lOGIC
MALIN, DAVID CONTRANS, (CONCEPTUAL THOUGHT, RANDOM-NET SIMULATIONI
MALING, K. A COMPUTER ORGANIZATION AND PROGRAMMING SYSTEM FOR AUTOMATED MAINTENANCE
MALLAS, J. H. DEVELOPMENT OF A PRODUCTS PIPE LINE SIMULATOR ON AN NCR 102A
MALLINSON, C. W. PROBLEMS OF LOCAL AUTHORITIES IN DATA PROCESSING
MALONEY, CLIFFORD J. ABSTRACT THEORY OF RETRIEVAL CODING
MALONEY, CLIFFORD J. SYSTEMATIC MISTAKE ANALYSIS OF DIGITAL COMPUTER PROGRAMS
MALTHANER, W. A. AN AUTOMATIC TELEPHONE SYSTEM EMPLOYING MAGNETIC DRUM MEMORY
MALTHANER, W. A. CONTROL FEATURES OF A MAGNETIC-DRUM TELEPHONE OFFICE
MAMONOV, E. I. BASIC NOMENCLATURE AND DEFINITIONS IN AUTOMATIC DIGITAL COMPUTER ENGINEERING
MANoELBROT, B. A NEW MODEL FOR ERROR CLUSTERING IN TELEPHONE CIRCUITS
MANDELL, R. A PROBABILISTIC ANALYSIS OF COMPUTING-LOAD ASSIGNMENT IN A MULTI-PROCESSOR COMPUTER SYSTEM
MANDERFIELD, E. L. A REPORT ON THE STATUS OF SMALGOL
MANKER, HAROLD H. MULTIPHASE SORTING
MANN, W. C. SYSTEMATICALLY INTRODUCEO REDUNDANCY IN LOGICAL SYSTEMS
MANN, WILLIAM C. RESTORATIVE PROCESSES FOR REDUNDANT COMPUTING SYSTEMS
MANOS, ANDREW INITIAL EXPERIENCE WITH AN oPERATI~G MULTIPROGRAMMING SYSTEM
MANTEK, P. A. A GENERAL JUNCTION-TRANSISTOR EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT FOR USE IN LARGE-SIGNAL SWITCHING ANALYSIS
MAPOTHER, D. E. THERMODYNAMIC CONSISTENCY OF MAGNETIC AND CALORIMETRIC MEASUREMENTS ON SUPERCONDUCTORS
MARANZANA, F. E. ON THE LOCATION OF SUPPLY POINTS TO MINIMIZE TRANSPORTATION COSTS
MARCHAND, JOSEPH W. GERMAN SYNTAX PATTERNS
MARCOTTY, F. M. TIME SHARING ON THE FERRANTI-PACKARD FP6000 COMPUTER SYSTEM
MARCOVITl, M. W. ANALYTICAL DESIGN OF RESISTOR-COUPLED TRANSISTOR LOGICAL CIRCUITS
MARCOVITZ, M. W. CORRECTION TO ANALYTICAL DESIGN OF RESISTOR-COUPLED TRANSISTOR LOGICAL CIRCUITS
MARCUS, F. A NOTE ON MULTIPLE PRECISION ARITHMETIC
MARCUS, L. AN ALGORITHM TO THE METHOD OF CURVE FITTING BY THE PROCESS OF LEAST SQUARES
MARCUS, M. P. MINIMUM POLARIZED DISTANCE CODES
MARCUS, MITCHELL P. CASCADEO BINARY COUNTERS WITH FEEDBACK.
MARCUS, MITCHELL P. MINIMIZATION OF THE PARTIALLY-DEVELOPED TRANSFER TREE
427

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

LOC - MAR
CACM633
PECS52
ICSI581
MTL 612
PCEC604
HARV61
CACM623
CACM602
TCJ6633
TCJ6631
IICR 602
LSU 51
CAS 56
WJCC56
IBMJ622

108
11
3~1

417
418
23
159
84
250
15
3
182
14
89
200

AUS 60 C4.2
AUS 60 C4.1
WJCC58
10
ARAP623 229
EJCC56 124
I BMJ601 43
AUS 63 C.l2
1 BMJ623 290
CACM590
3
PACM61 283
PGEC554 144
~CR 514 284
IIITP 58
H
SOS 62
31
PGEC554 144
CAN 58
67
CAN 58 115
HACC5Q .24
'fCR 612 224
PGEC624 518
IICR 537
2
IEES5b 4J.8
AUS 63 B.4
HARV61
17
FJCCb3 419
~JCC55
16
ilJCCB
98
J ACM514 4,6
J ACM554 262
JACM%3 199
PGEC613 446
PIRE611 61
EJCC51
5
EJCC58 ll>8
EJCC5b
13
PGEC5?2 182
ICIP59
51
JACM602 150
JACM633 2,7
ICSI582 951
IIlMJ571 44
CAS 51. 104
AUS 63 B.14
RMCS60
53
LSU 56
13
CACM610 421
CAN 58 148
AUS 60B'S.3
CENG59
22
TCB6634 121
PGEC622 136
CACM618 340
PACM59
4
CACM635 2J.1
TCJ4611 62
PIRE611 221
EJCC61 124
P GEC636 887
CAS 56
20
TCJ2593 105
I CS 1582 1365
CACM632 58
PIRE530 1341
PGEC551 21
CENG59 110
1 BMJ633 224
FJCC63 147
PACM62
92
CACH635 214
'ICR 612 241
RfCS62 267
CACM625 282
PGEC614 670
I BMJ621 17
I BSJ632 129
'1SMT60 234
SJCC63
29
PGEC582 109
PGEC584 324
CACM618 3:>3
PACM56
1
IBMJ613 241
PGEC634 361
PGEC512 92
427

MAR - MCK

AUTHOR INDEX

MARCUS, P. M. FIRST- AND SECoND-OROER STRESS EFFECTS ON THE SUPERCONDUCTING TRANSITIONS OF TANTALUM AND T
MARCUS, S. M. INTEGRATED DEVICES USING DIRECT-COUPLED UNIPOLAR TRANSISTOR LOGIC
MARDEN, ETHEL THE HAYSTAQ SYSTEM, PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE
MARECHAL, ANDRE OPTICAL FlL TERING BY DOUBLE DIFFRACTION
MARETTE, G. F. DEPOSITED MAGNETIC FILMS AS LOGIC ELEMENTS
MARGOLIN, P. DIGITAL CONTROL TECHNIQUES FOR SPACE
MARGOLIS, MAIER AN EXPERIMENTAL DIGITAL FLIGHT CONTROL SYSTEM
MARGOLIS, S. G. RIGOROUS TREATMENTS OF VARIABLE TIME DELAYS
MARILL, T. CYCLOPS-I, A SECOND GENERATION RECOGNITION SYSTEM
MARILL, T. STATISTICAL RECOGNITION FUNCTIONS AND THE DESIGN OF PATTERN RECOGNIZERS
MARILL, THOMAS COMPUTATIONAL CHAINS AND THE SIMPLIFICATION OF COMPUTER PROGRAMS
MARILL, THOMAS DATA-DIAL, TWO-WAY COMMUNICATION WITH COMPUTERS FROM ORDINARY DIAL TELEPHONES
MARILL, THOMAS PIP, A PHOTO-INTERPRETIVE PROGRAM FOR THE ANALYSIS 'OF SPARK CHAMBER DATA
MARIMoNT, R. B. CONCURRENTLY OPERATING COMPUTER SYSTEMS
MARIMoNT, ROSALIND B. A NEW METHOD OF CHECKING THE CONSISTENCY OF PRECEDENCE MATRICES
MARINACE, J. C. ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF VAPOR-GROWN GE JUNCTIONS
MARINACE, J. C. EPITAXIAL VAPOR GROWTH OF GE SINGLE CRYSTALS IN A CLOSED-CYCLE PROCESS,
MARKAKIS. M. THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER HIGH-SPEED MAGNETIC PRINTER
MARKARIAN, M. D. OPTIMUM ALLOCATION OF RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING MANPOWER WITHIN A MULTI-PROJECT oRGANIZAT
MARKER, T. F. APAR, AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING AND RECORDING
MARKOV, A. A. ON THE INVERSION COMPLEXITY OF A SYSTEM OF FUNCTIONS
MARKS, C.' P. H. MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATION PROBLEMS
MARKS, S. L. A ONE-DAY LOOK AT COMPUTING
MARLEY, JOHN L. A DOLLAR AND CENTS APPROACH TO ELECTRONICS
MARLOW JR, H. H. MANUFACTURING DATA PROCESSING ON THE IBM 650
MARON, M. E. AUTOMATIC INDEXING, AN EXPERIMENT INQUIRY
MARON. M. E. AUTOMATIC INDEXING, AN EXPERIMENTAL INQUIRY
MARON, M. E. HANDLING OF NON-NUMERICAL INFORMATION
MARON, M. E. LOGIC, DISCOVERY, A~D THE FOUNDATIONS OF COMPUTING MACHINERY
MARON, M. E. ON RELEVANCE, PR08ABILISTIC INDEXING AND INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
MARON, M. E. PR08ABILISTIC INOEXING, A STATISTICAL APPROACH TO THE LIBRARY PROBLEM
MARPLE. N. B. INFORMATION PROCESSING BY DATA INTERROGATION
MARQUARDT, C. A. AUTOMOBILE SELECTIVE UNDERWRITING AND AUTOMATIC RATING ON THE IBM 650
MARSAGLIA, G. GENERATING DISCRETE RANDOM VARIABLES IN A COMPUTER
MARSH, O. G. JOYIAL IN CLASS
MARSHALL JR, BYRON o. SELECTING AN APPLICATION FOR MECHANIZATION
MARSHALL, B. o. NONLINEAR SWITCHING ELEMENTS
MARSHALL. B. o. OPTICAL ELEMENTS FOR COMPUTERS
MARSHALL, D. P. A ROUTINE TO FIND THE SOLUTION OF SIMULTANEOUS LINEAR EQUATIONS WITH POLYNOMIAL COEFFICIE
MARSHALL. J. N. PURPOSE AND APPLICATION OF THE RCA BIZMAC SYSTEM
MARSHALL, J. T. PHILOSOPHY OF THE GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE ON ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS
MARSHECK. JAMES R. COMPUTATIONS IN MAGNETIC AND GRAVITY INTERPRETATION
MARSHMAN. W. W. AN INEXPENSIVE DEVICE FOR PICTORIAL INPUT AND OUTPUT
MARSOCCI, V. A. OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS USING CONTROLLED SUPERCONOUCToRS
MARSOCCI. VELIO A. AN ERROR ANALYSIS OF ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS
MARSoCCI. VELIo A. CORRECTION 'TO AN ERROR ANALYSIS OF ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS
MARSTEN. J. RESISTOR RELIABILITY, WHOSE RESPONSIBiLITY
MARTIN. O. W. ITERATIVE METHODS FOR LINEAR EQUATIONS WITH SYMMETRIC POSITIVE DEFINITIVE MATRIX
MARTIN, D. W. RUNGE-KUTTA METHODS FDR INTEGRATING DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS ON HIGH SPeED DIGITAL COMPUTERS
MARTIN, F. C. THE MARK 1 PERCEPTRON, DESIGN AND PERFORMANCE
MARTIN. H. G. CONCLUSIONS AFTER USING THE PACT I ADVANCED CDDING HCHNIQUE
MARTIN, J. R. MOLECULAR STORAGE AND READ-OUT WITH MICROWAVES
MARTIN, R. J. ANALOG REPRESENTATION OF POISSON'S EQUATION IN TWO DIMENSIONS
MARTIN. W. L. PGEC MEMBERSHIP SURVEY
MARTIN, W. L. THE THERMAL ANALYZER, A SPECIAL PURPOSE ANALOG COMPUTER
MARTIN, WILLIAM L. A MERCHANDISE CONTROL SYSTEM
MARTINEZ, H. M. OPERATIONAL EQUATIONS FOR PROGRAMMING ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS
MARTINO, R. L. SHORTHAND FOR COMPUTERS
MASEL. M. STABILIZED SYNCHRO TO DIGITAL CONVERTER
MASHER. DALE P. THE DESIGN OF DIODE-TRANSISTOR NOR CIRCUITS
MASHARI, N. A. ANALOG REPRESENTATION OF POISSON'S EQUATION IN TWO DIMENSIONS
MASON, ROBERT M. THE DIGITAL APPROXIMATION OF CONTOURS
MASSEY. R. G. COMPUTERS IN A NEW STEELWORKS
MASSONNET, CHARLES THE USE OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
MASTERMAN. M. THE ANALOGY BETWEEN MECHANICAL TRANSLATION AND LIBRARY RETRIEVAL
MASTERMAN. MARGARET SEMANTIC MESSAGE DETECTION FOR MACHINE TRANSLATION. USING AN INTERLINGUA
MASTERSON JR. KLEBER S. COMPILATION FOR TWO COMPUTERS WITH NELIAC
MASTERSON, E. UNIVAC OUTPUT DEVICES
MASTERSON, EARL A SELF-CHECKING HIGH-SPEED PRINTER
MASUDA, Y. NUCLEAR SPIN RELAXATION IN SUPERCONOUCTING CADMIUM
MATEJKA, L. LINGUISTIC AND MACHINE METHODS FOR COMPILING AND UPDATING THE HARVARD AUTOMATIC DICTIONARY
MATHEWS. M. V. A HIGH-SPEED DATA TRANSLATOR FOR COMPUTER SIMULATION OF SPEECH AND T~LEVISION 'DEVICES
MATHEWS, M. V.' TRANSFER-FUNCTION SYNTHESIS WITH COMPUTER AMPLIFIERS AND PASSIVE NETWORKS
MATHIS, V. P. COMPARATIVE PERFORMANCE OF SATURATING AND CURRENT CLAMPED HIGH-FREQUENCY PULSE CIRCUITS IAa
MATHISON. L. F. INFf)RMATION HANDLING IN AN ARMS, CONTROL INSPECTION ENVIRONMENT
MATLACK. R. C. THE ROLE OF COMMUNICATIONS NETWORKS IN DIGITAL DATA SYSTEMS
MATSUOKA, V. ESAKI DIODE HIGH-SPEED LOGICAL CIRCUITS
MATSUSHITA, S. THE KT PILOT COMPUTER, A MICRO-PROGRAMMED COMPUTER WITH A PHOTOTRANSISTOR FIXED MEMORY
MATTESON, R. G. HIGH SPEED DATA TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS
MATTHEWMAN, J. H. APPROXIMATIONS IN FOURIER TRANSFORMS
MATTHEWS. G. H. ANALYSIS BY SYNTHESIS OF NATURAL LANGUAGES
MATTHEWS, G. H. THE USE OF GRAMMARS WITHIN THE MECHANICAL TRANSLATION ROUTINE
MATTHIAS, B. T. ISOTOPE EFFECTS IN LOW TEMPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTORS
MATTHIAS, B. T. SUPERCONDUCTIVITY AND FERROMAGNETISM
MATTIS. O. C. ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF nIlN-FILM SEMICONDUCTORS
MATTSON, R. L. AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF A CLASS OF PATTERN RECOGNITION SYNTHESIS ALGORITHMS
MATTSON, R. L. FEATURE WORD CONSTRUCTION FOR USE WITH PATTERN RECOGNITION ALGORITHMS. AN EXPERIMENTAL STU
MATTSON. RICHARD L. A SELF-ORGANIZING BINARY SYSTEM
MATYUKHIN, N. YA. THE ROLE OF THE FERRITE CORE IN A MATRIX STORAGE UNIT
MAUCHLY. J. W. CODE AND CONTROL II, MACHINE DESIGN AND INSTRUCTION CODES
MAUCHLY, J. W. SYMPOSIUM ON THE IMPACT OF COMPUTERS ON SCIENCE AND SOCIETY
MAUCHLY, JOHN W. CONVERSION BETWEEN BINARY AND DECIMAL NUMBER SYSTEMS
MAUCHLY. JOHN W. DIGITAL AND ANALOGY COMPUTING MACHINES
MAUCHLY. JOHN W. INFLUENCE OF PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES ON THE DESIGN OF COMPUTERS
MA,UCHLY, JOHN W. PREPARATION OF PROBLEMS FOR EDVAC-TYPE MACHINES
MAUCHLY, JOHN W. SORTING AND COLLATI~G
MAUCHLY, JOHN W. THE ADVANTAGES OF BUILT-IN CHECKING
MAUCHLY, JOHN W. THE USE OF FUNCTION TABLES WITH COMPUTI~G MACHINES
MAUDSLEY, B. G. THE DESIGN PHILOSOPHY OF PEGASUS, A QUANTITY-PRODUCTION COMPUTER
MAUDSLEY, B. G. THE MAGNETIC-DRUM STORE OF THE COMPUTER PEGASUS
428

COM~UT~R

LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

LUT - MAU
18MJ621 94
PGEC592 98
I CSI582 ,1143
OPI 62
20
28
EJCC59
WCR 604
6
WJCC54
23
PGEC633 301
21
FJCC63
PGEC604 412
PGEC622 113
CACM630 622
CACM636 332
ICIP59 353
JACM592 164
IBMJ603 256
IBMJ603 248
EJCC51 243
PACM62
56
EJCC58 130
JACM5B4 331
RMCS60
5
CACM629 486
CAS 5515
CAS 56
64
JACM613 404
MIPP61 236
HACC59
II
PGEC542
2
JACM603 216
PACMS9
13
PGEC622 181
CAS 55
41
CACM631 31
ARAP634 161
HARV55 110
PACM52P 143
PACM52P 159
CACM594 16
WJCC56 119
CAN 62
11
PACM58
12
PACM59
48
PGEC621
6
PGEC564 201
PGEC513 202
EJCC53 109
TCJ4613 242
TCJ15B3 118
NCR 602 18
JACM564 309
~CR 584 2!>5
PGEC604 490
PGEC511 49
PECS52
6
WJCC54 184
LSU 55 119
CAN 58 336
NCR 612 115
PGEC601 15
PGEC604 490
JACM564 155
TCJ5634 21l
AODC62 138
I CS1582 911
MTL 612 431
CACM60N 601
58
EJCC52
EJCC54
22
I BMJ621 24
ICSI582 951
WJCC59 169
WJCCS5
1
PGEC602 175
FJCC63 !>29
EJCC55
83
PGEC60l 25
IF IP62 684
EJCC60
'Jl
TCJ6633 244
MTL 612 :'.H
~SMT60
245
I BMJ622 256
IBMJ622 250
IBMJ602 143
PGf.C633 300
JACM634 4SS
EJCC59 212
:ENG59 143
"SEE464 31
PCEC563 142
'ISEE463 25
IISEE461
:i
P IRE530 U50
HARV41 203
MSEE463 22
99
EJCC5}
'ISEE461
9
I EES56 1118
IEES55 191
418

MAU - MES

AUTHOR INDEX

MAUGHMER. J. M. A STUDY OF REFILL PHENOMENA IN WILLIAMS' TUBE MEMORIES
MAXWELL. MARVIN S. AN AUTOMATIC DIGITAL DATA ASSEMBLY SYSTEM FOR SPACE SURVEILLANCE
MAXWELL. MARVIN S. THE UNIVERSAL DATA TRANSCRIBER. A NEW APPROACH TO DATA CONVERSION EQUIPMENT
MAXWELL. W. L. A QUEUE NETWORK SIMULATOR FOR THE IBM 650 AND BURROUGHS 220
MAXWELL. W. L. CORC, THE CORNELL COMPUTING LANGUAGE
MAY. M. A HIGH SPEED, SMALL SIZE MAGNETIC DRUM MEMORY UNIT FOR SUBMINIATURE DIGITAL COMPUTERS
MAYEDA. W. ON ITERATIVE FACTORIZATION IN NETWORK ANALYSIS BY DIGITAL COMPUTER
MAYEDA, W. SYNTHESIS OF SWITCHING FUNCTIONS BY LINEAR GRAPH THEORY
MAYER, L. J. MAGNETIC RECORDING WITH AN ELECTRON BEAM
MAYER, M. JOTTINGS ON THE 1963 BUSINESS EFFICIENCY EXHIBITION
MAYER, R. P. LOGICAL DESIGN OF THE DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR THE SAGE SYSTEM
MAYER. R. P. THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR A LARGE-SCALE REAL-TIME APPLICATION
MAYER. ROBERT J. SELECTIVE INSTRUCTION TRAP FOR THE 7090
MAYER. ROLLIN P. A PROPOSAL FOR TRAINING YOUNGSTERS IN DIGITAL COMPUTING TECHNIQUES
MAYES. T. L. IMPACT OF AUTOMATION ON DIGITAL COMPUTER DESIGN
MAYHEW. T. R. HIGH-SPEED FERRITE MEMORIES
MAYNE. EARL CARD RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY ICRAMI. FUNCTIONS AND USE
MAZELSKY. B. THE INTEGRATED USE OF ANALOG AND DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINES FOR AIRCRAFT DYNAMIC LOAD PROBLE
MAZURKIEWICZ. A. COMPILER-INTERPRETER FOR USING IN NUMERICAL ORIENTED LANGUAGES TRANSLATION
MAZURKIEWICZ. A. W. ARITHMETIC FORMULAE AND SUBROUTINES IN SAKO
MC.... SEE ALSO MAC •••
MCARTHUR. R. NELIAC. A DIALECT OF ALGOL
MCAULAY. F. A MAGNETIC-TAPE DIGITAL-RECORDING EQUIPMENT
MCAVOY. R. A. A CENTRAL COMPUTER INSTALLATION AS A PART OF AN AIR-LINE RESERVATIONS SYSTEM
MCAVOY. R. A. RESERVATIONS COMMU~ICATIONS UTLIZING A GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER
MCCALL. J. C. COMPUTER SHARING BY A GROUP OF CONSULTING ENGINEERING FIRMS
MCCALLA. T. R. APPLICATION OF THE ADJOINT SYSTEM OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS IN THE SOLUTION OF THE BANG-BA
MCCANN. G. O. IDEAL TRANSFORMERS IN SYNTHESIS OF ANALOG COMPUTERS
MCCARTHY. J. A TIME-SHARING DEBUGGING SYSTEM FOR A SMALL COMPUTER
MCCARTHY. J. PROGRAMS WITH COMMON SENSE
MCCARTHY. J. REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
MCCARTHY. J. REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
MCCARTHY. J. REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
MCCARTHY. J. REVISEO REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
MCCARTHY. J. REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
MCCARTHY, J. TIME-SHARING COMPUTER SYSTEMS
MCCARTHY, J. TOWARDS A MATHEMATICAL SCIENCE OF COMPUTATION
MCCARTHY. JOHN A BASIS FOR A MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF COMPUTATION
MCCARTHY, JOHN A BASIS FOR A MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF COMPUTATION
MCCARTHY. JOHN LISP, A PROGRAMMING SYSTEM FOR SYMBOLIC MANIPULATIONS
MCCARTHY. JOHN RECURSIVE FUNCTIONS OF SYMBOLIC EXPRESSIONS AND THEIR COMPUTATION BY MACHINE. PART I
MCCARTHY. JOHN THE LINKING SEGMENT SUBPROGRAM LANGUAGE AND LINKING LOADER
MCCARTHY. JOHN TIME-SHARED PROGRAM TESTING
MCCARTY, D. G. APPLICATION OF LARGE COMPUTERS TO RESERVOIR ENGINEERING PROBLEMS
MCCLENDON. ROBERT W. SYSTEMS DESIGN AND COMPUTER EVALUATION STUOY FOR A QUASI-REAL TIME DATA PROCESSING S
MCCLUSKEY JR, E. J. A NOTE ON THE NUMBER OF INTERNAL VARIABLE ASSIGNMENTS FOR SEQUENTIAL SWITCHING CIRCUI
MCCLUSKEY JR. E. J. ENCODING OF INCOMPLETELY SPECIFIED BOOLEAN MATRICES
MCCLUSKEY JR. E. J. ITERATIVE COMBINATIONAL SWITCHING NETWORKS, GENERAL DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
MCCLUSKEY JR. E. J. THE REOUCTION OF REDUNDANCY IN SOLVING PRIME IMPLICANT TABLES
MCCLUSKEY JR. E. J. TRANSIENTS IN COMBINATION LOGIC CIRCUITS
MCCLUSKEY. E. J. FUNDAMENTAL MODE AND PULSE MODE OPERATIONS OF SEQUENTIAL CIRCUITS
MCCLUSKEY, E. J. SIGNAL FLOW GRAPH TECHNIQUES FOR SEQUENTIAL CIRCUIT STATE DIAGRAMS
MCCONAUGHY, R. L. GROUND OPERATION EQUIPMENT FOR THE ORBITING ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATORY
MCCOOL. WILLIAM A. AN AM-FM ELECTRONIC ANALOG MULTIPLIER
MCCORMICK, BRUCE H. THE ILLINOIS PATTERN RECOGNITION COMPUTER. ILLIAC III
MCCORMICK, E. M. CO~PUTERS IN TECHNICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS
MCCORMICK. E. M. GROUP PARTICIPATION COMPUTER DEMONSTRATION
MCCORMICK. EDWARD M. WHY COMPUTERS
MCCULLOCH, W. S. AGATHA TYCHE. OF NERVOUS NETS. THE LUCKY RECKONERS
MCCULLOCH. W. S. SYMBOLIC REPRESENTATION OF THE NEURON AS AN UNRELIABLE LOGICAL FUNCTION
MCCULLOCH. W. S. SYMPOSIUM. THE DESIGN OF MACHINES TO SIMULATE THE BEHAVIOR OF THE HUMAN BRAIN
MCCULLOCH. W. S. THE RELIABILITY OF BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS
MCCULLOCH. W. S. THE UTILITY Of ANASTOMOTIC NETS
MCCULLOCH, WARREN S. HUMAN BEINGS AS COMPUTERS. BIOLOGICAL COMPUTERS
MCCULLOCH. WARREN S. NEUROLOGICAL MODELS AND INTEGRATIVE PROCESSES
MCCULLOUGH. W. S. AN UPPER BOUNO ON THE INFORMATIONAL CAPACITY OF A SYNAPSE
MCDANIEL. JOHN THE GRAMMATICAL INTERPRETATION OF RUSSIAN INFLECTED FORMS USING A STEM DICTIONARY
MCDONALD, D. TRANSFORMER DESIGN WITH OIGITAL COMPUTERS
MCDONALD. G. K. SOURCES AND COLLECTION OF DATA FOR LINEAR PROGRAMMING
MCDONALD. H. S. A HIGH-SPEED DATA TRANSLATOR FOR COMPUTER SIMULATION OF SPEECH AND TELEVISION DEVICES
MCDONNELL. J. THE IBM 7070 DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
MCDONOUGH. E. MULTIPROGRAMMING
MCDONOUGH. E. MULTIPROGRAMMING STRETCH. FEASIBILITY CONSIDERATIONS
MCDONOUGH. E. S. STRETCH EXPERIMENT IN MULTIPROGRAMMING
MCDONOUGH, JAMES O. NUMERICALLY CONTROLLED MILLING MACHINE
MCDOWELL. I. USE OF AN ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER TO SOLVE A PROBLEM OF THE OPERATIONS RESEARCH TYPE. IT
MCDOWELL, W. W. WILL ELECTRONIC PRINCIPLES MAKE POSSIBLE A BUSINESS REVOLUTION
MCDUFFIE JR, G. E. SCANNERS FOR FERROELECTRIC MEMORY CAPACITORS
MCDUFFIE, R. S. ANALYSIS AND ~UMERICAL CALCULATIONS OF THE DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR OF PLANE PIVOTED SLIDER BEARI
MCGEE, A. A. OPTIMUM ALLOCATION OF RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING MANPOWER WITHIN A MULTI-PROJECT ORGANIZATIONA
MCGEE, RUSSELL C. OMNICODE, A COMMON LANGUAGE PROGRAMMING SYSTEM
MCGEE. W. C. AN EXPERIMENT IN NON-PROCEDURAL PROGRAMMING
MCGEE. W. C. GENERALIZATION. KEY TO SUCCESSfUL ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
MCGEE, W. C. PROGRAM~ED CONTROL OF MULTI-COMPUTER SYSTEMS
MCGEE. w. C. STORED LOGIC COMPUTING
MCGEE, WILLIAM C. THE FORMULATION OF DATA PROCESSING PROBLEMS fOR COMPUTERS
MCGEE, wILLIA~ C. THE PROPERTY CLASSIFICATION METHOD OF FILE DESIGN AND PROCESSING
MCGHeE, R. B. DETERMINATION Of OPTIMUM PRODUCTION TOLERANCES BY ANALOG SIMULATluN
MCGINN. LAURENCE C. A MATRIX COMPILER FOR UNIVAC
MCGLINN. E. J. PROBLEMS IN fLIGHT SYSTEM SIMULATION
MCGREGOR, P. K. AUTOMATIC COMPUTATION IN MULTI-COMPONENT DISTILLATION COLUMN DESIGN
MCGREGOR, W. K. ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS. SPECIAL COMPONENTS AND TECHNIQUES
MCGUIGAN. J. H. COMBINED READING AND WRITING ON A MAGNETIC DRUM
MCHUGH, 6. J. J. EIGENVALUES OF THE SUCCESSIVE OVER-RELAXATION PROCESS AND ITS COMBINATION WITH CHEBYSHEV
MCILROY, M. D. A VARIANT METHOD OF fiLE SEARCHING
MCILROY, M. DOUGLAS MACRO INSTRUCTION EXTENSIONS OF COMPILER LANGUAGES
MCINTIRE. ROBERT L. FRACTIONATIO~ DESIGN ON MEDIUM SIZE ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS
MCINTOSH. N. H. E.D.P. AND THE AUDITOR
MCISAAC, PAUL COMBINING ALGOL STATEMENT ANALYSIS WITH VALIDITY CHECKING
MCKEAGUE, G. C. THE VALUE OF LINEAR PROGRAMMING TO THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY
429

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

MAR - MCK
PGEC581
EJCC61
WJCC58
CACM59D
CACM636
EJCC59
EJCC60
IBMJ603
LCMT61
TC61633
IBMJ5H

23
257
225
20
317
190
241
321
B5
83
76
10
~JCC56
CACM633 101
PACM56
J2
EJCC60 211
FJCC62 IB4
EJCC61 147
IIJCC55
66
ROME62 5_~9
ARAP612 177
CACM608 463
I EES56 346
CAS 51
7
EJCC57 I1B
CAS 5B 116
PACM62
50
WJCC55
16
SJCC63
51
HTP 5B
1~
ARAP612 351
CACM605 299
CACM631
1
ARAP634 217
TCJ5634 349
KCF 61 221
IFIP62
21
:PfS61
33
WJCC61 225
PACM59
35
CACM604 184
CACM637 3'H
PACM59
12
LSU 57
95
PACM61 1264
PGEC594 439
WJCC60 231
PGEC584 285
PGEC624 413
RTCS62
9
IF IP62 125
P GEC632 61
SJCC63 141
PIRE530 1470
PGEC636 791
CAS 62 103
CACM639 '>13
MI PP61 220
MTP 58 611
SOS 61
91
PGEC564 240
SOS 59 2/,2
RTCS62
62
PGEC5H 190
SOS 62
49
PACM52P 113
MTL 611 363
IEES56
54
AUS 60 A8.3
WJCC59 169
EJCC58 11>5
PCS 62 192
CACM59N 13
PACH62
28
EJCC52 133
AUS 6U 62.2
IIJCC54
9
PGEC581 34
IBMJ634 303
PACM62
56
57
ACFI57
F JCC63
1
JACM591
1
IFIP62 545
PACM61 6C4
AIC 634
1
CACM628 4~O
EJCC59 249
ACFI51
71
EJCC57 100
'US 60 84.1
: HBK62
6
PIRE530 1438
TCJ6633 250
CACM633 101
CACM604 214
LSU 57 125
AUS 63 A.20
CACM607 418
CAS 62 169
429

MCK - MIL

AUTHOR INDEX

MAU - MES

MCKNIGHT, A. L. DAS, A DIGITAL ANALOG SIMULATOR
SJCC63
83
MCLAUGHLIN, EDWARD M. CONVERSION
AUS 63 A.ll
MCLEOD JR, J. H. COMPUTERS IN AUTOMATION
LSU 55 101
MCLEOD, J. THE MAN-COMPUTER TEAM IN A SPACE ECOLOGY
WJCC59 202
MCLEOD, J. H. MANNED SPACECRAFT SIMULATION
SJCC63 401
MCLEOD, JOHN ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS, SIGNIFICANT APPLICATIONS
CHBK62
5
MCLEOD, JOHN ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS IN PERSPECTIVE
WJCC58
82
MCLEOD, JOHN TEN YEARS OF COMPUTER SIMULATION
PGEC621
2
MCLEOD, JOHN THOUGHTS ON THE ORGANIZATION OF A COMPUTING CENTER
LSU 55 111
MCMAHON, H. SUPERCONDUCTIYE DEVICES
NJCC58 103
MCMAHON, H•• O. A CRYOTRON CATALOG MEMORY SYSTEM
EJCC56 115
MCMAHON, HOWARD O. CLOSED CYCLE HELIUM REFRIGERATION
DNR 60
39
MCMAHON, R. E. IMPULSE SWITCHING OF FERRITES
EJCC59
31
MCMILLAN, BROCKWAY ANALOGUE COMPUTATION AND COMPUTERS
ONR 51
37
MCMURTRY, B. J. BROADBAND DEMODULATORS FOR MICROWAVE-MODULATED LIGHT
OPI 62 199
MCNAUGHTON, R. F. REGULAR EXPRESSIONS AND STATE GRAPHS FOR AUTOMATA
PGEC601 39
MCNAUGHTON, ROBERT THE THEORY OF AUTOMATA, A SURVEY
AlC 612 319
MCNAUGHTON, ROBERT UNATE TRUTH FUNCTIONS
PGEC611
1
MCNEIL, JOHN D. TEACHING SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS BY ·AUTOINSTRUCTION IN THE PRIMARY GRADES, AN EXPERIMENTA PLCI61
9~
MCNIEL, E. GREGORY THE APPLICATION OF HIGH SPEED COMPUTERS TO NUMBER THEORY TABLES
PACM61 6A2
CAN 58
29
MCNUTT, H. O. PLANNING A DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
MCPHERSON, J. L. COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONS. THE IMPLICATION OF CENSUS EXPERIENCE
IIJCC53
49
MCPHERSON, J. L. PERFORMANCE OF THE CENSUS UNIVAC SYSTEM
EJCC51
16
MCPHERSON, JAMES L. CENSUS EXPERIENCE OPERATING A UNIVAC SYSTEM
ONR 53
30
MCQUILLAN. J. O. R. SOME PROBLEMS IN THE DESIGN OF MAGNETIC FILM STORAGE SYSTEMS OPERATING AT MILLIMICRo- IFIP62 590
PGEC623 390
MCQUILLAN, J. O. R. THE DESIGN PROBLEMS OF A MEGABIT STORAGE MATRIX FOR USE IN A HIGH-SPEED COMPUTER
MCREYNOLDS, J. R. PREVENTION OF PROPAGATION OF MACHINE ERRORS IN LONG PROBLEMS
JACM564 348
MCREYNOLDS, R. THE SOLOMON COMPUTER
PGEC636 114
MCREYNOLDS, R. C. ON THE USE OF THE SOLOMON PARALLEL-PROCESSING COMPUTER
FJCC62 137
MCREYNOLDS, R. C. THE SOLOMON COMPUTER, A PRELIMINARY REPORT
WDCD62
66
MCREYNOLDS, ROBERT C. THE SOLOMON COMPUTER
FJCC62
'11
MCWHIRTER, D. A. COMPUTER CONTROL IN THE PAPER INDUSTRY
CAN 62 243
PACM61 .6Cl
MEAD, R. M. A DISCUSSION OF MACHINE-INTERPRETED MACROINSTRUCTIONS
MEADE, R. M. A MICROINSTRUCTION SYSTEM
.
PACM61 6(;2
MEAGHER, P. F. THE RECOGNITION OF HANDWRITTEN NUMERALS BY CONTOUR ANALYSIS
IBMJ631 14
MEAGHER, R. E. HISTORY AND INTRODUCTION. MICROWAVE TECHNIQUES FOR COMPUTERS
PGEC593 263
MEAGHER, R. E. SYMPOSIUM ON THE IMPACT OF COMPUTERS ON SCIENCE AND SOCIETY
PGEC563 litZ
MEAGHER, R. E. THE OROVAC
EJCC51
37
MEAGHER, RALPH E. EQUIPPING A UNIVERSITY COMPUTING LABORATORY
CLUN55 IBI
MEDWIN. A. MICROSYSTEM COMPUTER TECHNIQUES
NJCC61
95
MEE. C. D. A NEW MODEL FOR MAGNETIC RECORDING
NCR 612 61
MEEK, H. V. AN EXPERIMENTAL MONITORING ROUTINE FOR THE IBM 705
WJCC56
68
MEEK, J. L. THE MATRIX IFORCEI METHOD OF STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO USE OF AN AUTOMATI IUS 60 B6.1
MEGGINSON, LEON C. THE EFFECTS OF COMPUTERS ON PERSONNEL POLICIES
LSU 58
42
MEGGITT, J. E. AUTO-PROGRAMMING FOR NUMERICALLY CONTROLLED MACHINE TOOLS
ARAP591 220
MEGGITT, J. E. DIGIT-BY-DIGIT METHODS FOR POLYNOMIALS
I BMJ633 237
MEGGITT, J. E. ERROR CORRECTING CODES FOR CORRECTING BURSTS OF .ERRORS
18MJ603 329
MEGGITT, J. E. PSEUDO DIVISION AND PSEUDO MULTIPLICATION PROCESSES
IBMJ622 210
MEHL, L. AUTOMATION IN THE LEGAL WORLD
MTP 58 755
MEIER, D. A. MEGACYCLE MAGNErlC ROD LOGIC
WCR 594 27
L(;MT61 195
MEIER. O. A. THE MAGNETIC ROO, A CYLINDRICAL, THIN-FILM MEMORY ELEMENT
MEIER, RICHARO L. THE MEASUREMENT OF SOCIAL CHANGE
~JCC59
327
MEl LANDER, WILLARD C. A NEW METHOD OF VERIFYING ANALOG COMPUrER PROBLEMS AND PERFORMANCES
WJCC57 138
MElLE, PIERRE ON PROBLEMS OF ADDRESS IN AN AUTOMATIC DICTIONARY OF FRENCH
~TL 611 319
MEISSINGER, H. F. AN AUTOMATIC ANALOG COMPUTER METHOD FOR SOLVING POLYNOMIALS AND FINDING ROOT LOCI
~CR 574 164
MEISS INGER, H. F. ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTeRS, SIGNIFICANT APPLICATIONS
CHBK62
5
MEISSINGER, HANS F. AN ELECTRONIC CIRCUIT FOR THE GENERArlDN OF FUNCTIONS OF SEVERAL VARIABLES
~CR 554 150
MEISSINGER, HANS F. THE USE OF PARAMETER INFLUENCE COEFFICIENTS IN COMPUTER ANALYSIS OF DYNAMIC SYSTEMS
WJCC60 Ull
MEISSNER, H. SURFACE ENERGY EFFECTS AT THE BOUNDARY BETWEEN A SUPERCONDUCTOR AND A NORMAL CONDUCTOR
IBKJ621 11
MEISSNER, LOREN P. REAL-TIME DIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER IDARTI
WJCC54 134
MEISSNER, PAUL A COMPUTER FOR WEATHER DATA ACQUISITION
EJCC60
57
MHAHN, WESLEY S. A DESCRIPTION OF A COOPERATIVE VENTURE IN rHE PRODUCTION OF AN AUTOMATIC CODING SYSTEM JACM564 266
MELAN, E. H. CHARACTERISTICS OF A HIGH-SPEED MULTIPATH CORE FOR, A ·COINCIDENr-CURRENT MEMORY
PGEC623 405
MELAS, C. M. A NEW GROUP OF CODES FOR CORRECTION OF DEPENDENT ERRORS IN DATA TRANSMISSION
IBMJ601 58
MELAS, C. M. A NOTE ON EXTENDING CERTAIN CODES TO CORRECT ERROR BURSTS IN LONGER MESSAGES
18MJ632 E.1
MELBYE, A. FORECASTING OF ·ELECTION RESULTS ON THE DASK IDANISHI
BIT 612 113
BIT 621 35
MELBYE, AAGE THE NEED FOR EDUCATION AND RESEARCH IN ADMINISTRATIVE DATA PROCESSING
MELMED, A. DIODE-STEERED MAGNETIC-CORE MEMORY
PGEC5<}4 474
MELNIKOV. V. A. THE HIGH-SPEED ELECTRONIC COMPUTER OF THE U.S.S.R. ACADEMY OF SCIENCES IBESMI
IEES56 280
MELTlER, B. ON-LINE COMPUTING IN SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
TCB1633 88
MENDELSOHN, ARTHUR THE RCA 601
CACM614 191
MENDELSOHN, N. S. MATRICES ASSOCIATED WITH THE HlrCHCOCK PROBLEM
JACM624 409
MENDELSON, M. J. DATA PROCESSING OPERATIONS
HACCS9
3
MENDELSON, M. J. FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION UF THE NCR 304
EJCC56
.>4
PACM52P 53
MENDELSON, M. J. THE QUADRATIC ARC COMPUTER IQUACI
WJCC54
98
MENDELSON, MYRON J. THE SYSTEM IN OPERATION
MENDELSSDHM, K. EXPERIMENTAL WORK ON SUPERCONDUCTIVITY
IBMJ621 21
MENDOZA, ARMANDO G. A DISPERSION PASS ALGORITHM FOR THE POLYPHASE MERGE
CACM620 502
MENELEY; C. A. APPLICATION OF ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS TO ENGINEERING PROBLEMS
PIRE530 1481
MENGEL, M. E. PRESENT AND PROJECTED COMPUTER MANPOWER NEEDS IN BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY
CTPC54
4
MENGER, KARL FUNCTION ALGEBRA AND PROPOSITIONAL CALCULUS
SOS 62 !>2!>
MENZEL, HERBERT PLANNED AND UNPLANNED SCIENTIFIC COMMUNICATION
I (;S1581 199
MERCER, ROBERT J. MICRO-PROGRAMMING
JACM512 b7
MERCURIO, L. THRESHOLD LOGIC WITH ONE OR MORE THAN ONE THRESHOLO
IFIP62 741
MEREDITH, G. PATRICK SEMANTIC MArRICES
ICSIS82 9'11
MEREL, W. COMPUTER COMPATIBLE ELECTROLUMINESCENT TECHNIQUES FOR THE ACHIEVEMENT OF WIOE ANGLE VISUAL DISP ~(;R 634 11
WJCC54
46
MERGLER, HARRY W. A DIGITAL-ANALOG MACHINE TOOL CONTROL SYSTEM
MERNER, J. N. ALGOL 60 CONFIDENTIAL
CACM616 268
MERRIMAN, J. H. H. A REVIEW OF AUTOMATIC DATA-PROCESSING IN GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS, MAY 1~56
aCS!J8 :>64
MERRIMAN, J. H. H. OPERATIONAL LOGGING AND RECORDING TECHNIQUES US~D IN GOVERNMENT A.D.P. INSTALLATIONS A ~MCS60
1
~rp 58
80~
MERRIMAN, J. It. H. TO WHAT EXTENT CAN ADMINISTRATION BE MECHANIZED
MERRY, I. W. CHARACTER QUALITY A!lD SCANNER ORGANIZAHON
TCJ4612 137.
IEES56 197
MERRY, I. W. THE MAGNETIC-DRUM STORE OF THE COMPUTER PEGASUS·
PACH61 13C4
MERSEL, JULES AUTOMATIC AIDS TO DICTIONARY REVISION
WJCCS6
!>2
MERSEL, JULES PROGRAM INTERRUPT ON THE UNIVAC SCIENTIFIC COMPUTER
MERSEL, JULES RESEARCH IN MACHINE rRANSLATION AT RAMO-WOOLDRIDGE
.. SMT60
26
MERSON, R. H. AN OPERATIONAL METHOD FOR THE STUDY OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
AUS 511 110
MERWIN-DAGGETT, MARJORIE AN EXPERIMENTAL TIllE-SHARING SYSTEM
SJCC62 335
MERWIN, RICHARO E. THE IBM 705 ED PM MEMORY .SYSTEM
PGEC564 £19
MESAROVIC, MIHAJLO D. ON SELF ORGANIZATIUNAL SYSTEMS
SOS 62
~
430

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

430

MES - MOR

AUTHOR INDEX

MCK - MIL

MESEROLE, W. H. USE OF ELECTRONIC ACCOUNTING DEVICES IN LARGE-SCALE TONNAGE DISTRIBUTION IN THE PACKAGE I LSU 51 137
PGEC613 512
MESERVE, W. E. THE HALL-EFFECT ANALOG MULTIPLIER
ONR 51
85
MESICK, B. S. HISTORV OF ARMV ORDNANCE ELECTRONIC COMPUTING MACHINES
ARAP631t 12!>
METCALFE, H. H. A PARAMETERISED COMPILER BASED ON MECHANISED LINGUISTICS
IBMJ602
~6
METHFESSEL, S. DOMAIN WALLS IN THIN NI-FE FILMS
ICIP59 439
METHFESSEL, S. THIN MAGNETIC FILMS
PGEC636 896
METROPOLIS, N. BASIC OPERATIONS IN AN UNNORMALIZED ARITHMETIC SYSTEM
PACM52T 13
METROPOLIS, N. MANIAC
PGEC584 265
METROPOLIS, N. SIGNIFICANT DIGIT COMPUTER ARITHMETIC
ICC 623 159
METROPOLIS, N. THE INSTITUTE FOR COMPUTER RESEARCH OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
JACM5'H
415
METROPOLIS, N. UNNORMALIZED FLOATING POINT ARITHMETIC
ICIP59 339
METZE, G. ELIMINATION OF CARRY PROPAGATION IN DIGITAL COMPUTERS
PGEC626 761
METZE, GERNOT A CLASS OF BINARY DIVISIONS VIELDING MINIMALLY REPRESENTED QUOTIENTS
ICSI582 1429
MEWS, HAZEL RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION AS A NATIONAL RESOURCE
HARV61 252
MEYER, JOHN R. COMPUTERS IN ECONOMICS
WJCC54 128
MEYER, M. A. A SHAFT-TO-DIGITAL ENCODER
PGEC541 17
MEYER, M. A. AN OPERATIONAL-DIGITAL FEEDBACK DIVIDER
PGEC542 23
MEYER, M. A. DIGITAL TECHNIQUES IN ANALOG SYSTEMS
IBMJ591
2
MEYER, R. A. AUTOMATIC FAILURE RECDVERV IN A DIGITAL DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
IIJCC59
159
MEYER, R. A. AUTOMATIC FAILURE RECOVERY IN A DIGITAL DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM
OCR 62 lSI
MEYER, R. F. ANALYTIC APPROXIMATION AND TRANSLATIONAL INVARIANCE IN CHARACTER RECOGNITION
CACM621 63
MEVER, RUBEN SIMULATION AND ANALYSIS OF BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMS, II, SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
PGEC531t 19
MEVER, SAUL THE MODEL II UNITVPER
ONR 60 311
MEVERS, N. H. USE OF SUPERCONDUCTING TRANSMISSION LINE FOR MEASURING PENETRATION DEPTHS
[lNR 60 331
MEYERS, NORMAN H. AN ANALOG SOLUTION FOR THE STATIC LONDON EQUATIONS OF SUPERCONDUCTIVITY
WJCC61
63
MEYERS, PETER B. A SURVEY OF MICROSYSTEM ELECTRONICS
CAN 62 205
MEIEI, L. SOFTWARE FOR INSURANCE DATA PROCESSING
MICHAEL, W. A. A GAS FILM LUBRICATION STUDY PART II, NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE REVNOLDS EQUATION FOR FINI IBMJ591 256
TCJ6641t 299
MICHAELSON, R. L. SCIENCE AND THE NON-SCIENTIST
TCBI511 n
MICHAELSON, R. L. SOME PROBLEMS OF A MAGNETIC TAPE COMPUTER
TCB6631t 125
MICHAELSON, S. A LARGE PROBLEM IN ORDINARV DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
FTT 53 11.1
MICHAELSON, S. THE IMPERIAL COLLEGE COMPUTING ENGINE
MICHALEVITCH, V. S•. THE METHOD OF SEQUENTIAL ANALYSIS OF VARIANTS FOR DETERMINATION OF OPTIMAL SOLUTIONS IF IP62 117
PGEC521 60
MICHEL, P. C. HIGH DENSITY DIGITAL RECORDING SYSTEM
CHBK62
18
MICHELS, LOWELL S. INPUT AND OUTPUT
TCJ6633
222
MICHIE, DONALD THE VIEWS OF THE DATA TRANSMISSION COMMITTEE
ICC 621 33
MICHllN, G. THE NEW IBM DISK STORAGE UNIT
'4SMT60 398
MICKlESEN, lEW R. AN EXPERIMENT IN THE AUTOMATIC SELECTION OR REJECTION OF TECHNICAL TERMS
MTl 611 117
MICKlESEN, LEW R. SOURCE-lANGUAGE SPECIFICATIONS WITH TABLE lOOKUP AND HIGH-CAPACITV DICTIONARY
IBMJ602 96
MIDDElHOEK, S. DOMAIN WALLS IN THIN NI-FE FILMS
I BMJ624 391t
MIDDELHOEK, S. STATIC REVERSAL PROCESSES IN THIN NI-FE FILMS
WJCC56
53
MIDDLEKAUFF, J. P. A PULSE-DURATION-MODULATED DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM
IBMJ591 46
MIDDLETON, D. THE MULTIPURPOSE BIAS DEVICE PART II, THE EFFICIENCV OF lOGICAL ELEMENTS
t>lCR 554 70
MIEHLE, WILLIAM BIMAG CIRCUITS FOR DIGITAL DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEMS
JACM512 189
MIEHLE, WILLIAM BURROUGHS TRUTH FUNCTION EVALUATOR
MIKHAILOV, A. I. ON THE FUNCTIONING OF THE ALL-UNION INSTITUTE FOR SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL INFORMATION 0 II:SI5Bl 511
CAN 60 115
MILALAS, G. P. USE OF AN ANALOG COMPUTER FOR ROOM AIR-CONDITIONING CALCULATIONS
WJCC59 197
MILAN-KAMSKI, W. J. A HIGH-ACCURACV, REAL-TIME DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR USE IN CONTINUOUS CONTROL SYSTEMS
PGEC554 136
MILCH, A. BIT STORAGE VIA ELECTRO-OPTICAL FEEDBACK
TCJ6641t 352
MILES, G. A. ELEMENTARY DIVISORS OF THE llEBMANN PROCESS
TCJ6644 31.6
MILES, G. A. THE S.S.O.R. ITERATION SCHEME FOR EQUATIONS WITH ORDERING
ONR 60 198
MILES, J. L. CHARACTERISTICS OF FILM CRYOTRONS
IBMJ621 34
MILES. J. L. SUPERCONDUCTIVITV AND ELECTRON TUNNELING
TCJ2601t 195
MILLEDGE, D. FORECASTING ELECTION RESULTS
JACM564 288
MILLER JR, ROBERT C. PRODUCING COMPUTER INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE PACT I COMPILER
I FlP62 3&7
MILLER, A. E. MESSAGE PROTECTION FEATURES OF THE DATACOM PROGRAM
EJCC61
1
MILLER, A. E. MULTILEVEL PROGRAMMING FOR A REAL-TIME SYSTEM
EJCC57
71
MILLER, A. E. MULTIWEAPON AUTOMATIC TARGET AND BATTERY EVALUATOR
EJCC60
83
MILLER, A. EUGENE ORGANIZATION AND PROGRAM OF THE BMEWS CHECKOUT DATA PROCESSOR
JACM601t 326
MILLER, C. E. INTEGER PROGRAMMING FORMULATION OF TRAVELING SALESMAN PROBLEMS
ICSI581 671
MILLER, EUGENE CONVENTIONAL AND INVERTED GROUPING OF CODES FOR CHEMICAL DATA
HARV47 213
MILLER, FREDERICK G. APPLICATION OF PRINTING TELEGRAPH TECHNIQUES TO LARGE-SCALE CALCULATING MACHINERV
PGEC591t 419
MILLER, G. L. THE DESIGN OF A LARGE ELECTROSTATIC MEMORV
OCR 62 115
MILLER, G. M. DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR STVllIED FONT CHARACTER READERS
EJCC59 190
MILLER, G. P. A HIGH SPEED, SMALL SIZE MAGNETIC DRUM MEMORY UNIT FOR SUBMINIATU~E DIGITAL COMPUTERS
PGEC513 194
MILLER, GEORGE A. A NOTE ON THE REMARKABLE MEMORV OF MAN
HARV61
1
MILLER, GEORGE A. THE STUDY OF INTELLIGENT BEHAVIOR
ADC 53 160
MILLER, J. C. P. APPLICATIONS OF ELECTRONIC MACHINES IN PURE MATHEMATICS
MANC5l
26
MILLER, J. C. P. COMPARISON OF COOING ON S·.E.A.C. AND E.D.S.A.C.
MILLER, J. C. P. NOTE ON THE NUMERICAL EVALUATION OF A FIRST DERIVATIVE FROM A TABLE OF A FUNCTION SATISF TCJ3602 112
CAMB49 106
MILLER, J. C. P. REMARKS ON CHECKING
TCB6631t 121
MILLER, J. C. P. SOME CHANGES IN OUTLOOK SINCE DESK-COMPUTING DAVS
MANC51
14
MILLER, J. C. P. THE SEARCH FOR LARGE PRIMES
AUS 63 A.13
MILLER, J. R. CONTROL AND ADMINISTRATION OF A DATA PROCESSING CENTRE
SOS 62
61
MILLER, JAMES G. INFORMATION INPUT OVERLOAD
CACM632 58
MILLER, JOAN C. SVSTEMATIC MISTAKE ANALVSIS OF DIGITAL COMPUTER PROGRAMS
PGEC611 18
MILLER, K. S. INITIAL CONDITIONS IN COMPUTER SIMULATION
IIJCC60
53
MILLER, L. A MULTI-LEVEL FILE STRUCTURE FOR INFORMATION PROCESSING
FJCC62
19
MILLER, LAURENCE I. PROCESSING SATELLITE WEATHER DATA, A STATUS REPORT. PART II
IBMJ605 1t79
MILLER, R. E. MAXIMAL PATHS ON RECTANGULAR BOARDS
PGEC583 231
MILLER, RAYMOND E. FORMAL ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS OF BILATERAL SWITCHING NETWORKS
II.TCS62 328
MILLER, RAYMOND E. THE DESIGN OF DIGITAL CIRCUITS TO ELIMINATE CATASTROPHIC FAILURES
PACM59
80
MILLER, S. E. NO VAN, A VARIANCE ANALYSIS PROGRAM FOR FACTORIAL EXPERIMENTS
1
MILLER, S. W. INVESTIGATION OF STORAGE AND ACCESS TECHNIQUES SUITABLE FOR USE IN LARGE-CAPACITY DIGITAL M LCMT61
SJCC63 121
MILLER, T. B. A REAL TIME MULTI-COMPUTER SYSTEM FOR LUNAR AND PLANETARY SPACE FLIGHT DATA PROCESSING
PGEC636 671
MILLER, W. F. THE GUS MULTICOMPUTER SYSTEM
ADC 53 199
MILLERSHIP. R. APPLICATIONS OF MAGNETOSTRICTION DELAV LINES
PACM52P 197
MILLERSHIP, R. DIGITAL STORAGE USING FERROMAGNETIC MATERIALS
TCJ6631 28
MILLS, M. R. OPERATIONAL EXPERIENCE OF TIME SHARING AND PARALLEL PROCESSING
TCJ2604 195
MILLS, MARY J. FORECASTING ELECTION RESULTS
JACM621 61t
MILNE, W. E. FIFTH-ORDER METHODS FOR THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF ORDINARV DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
HARV49 152
MILNE, W. E. NUMERICAL METHODS ASSOCIATED WITH LAPLACE'S EQUATION
JACK592 196
MILNE, W. E. STABILITV OF A NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
JACM601 46
MILNE, W. E. STABILITY OF A NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS, PART II
SOS 59 190
MILNER, P. M. LEARNING IN NEURAL SYSTEMS
PGEC626 113
MILNES, A. G. BIAS-CONTROLLED TUNNEL-PAIR LOGIC CIRCUITS
PGEC591t 458
MILNES, A. G. MAGNETIC FIELDS OF SQUARE-LOOP THIN FILMS OF OBLATE SPHEROIDAL GEOMETRV
PGEC602 199
MILNES, A. G. MAGNETIC FIELDS QF TWISTORS REPRESENTED BY CONFOCAL HOLLOW PROLATE SPHEROIDS'
JACM592 226
MILNES, HAROLD W. BOUNDARV CONtRACTION SOLUTION OF lAPLACE'S DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
JACM601 37
MILNES, HAROLD WILLIS BOUNDARV CONTRACTION SOLUTION OF LAPLACE'S DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION II
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 191t6-1963

1t31

796-980 Cl-66--29

431

MIL - NAG

AUTHOR INDEX

MILNES, HAROLD WILLIS NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE NEUMANN AND MIXED BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS BY BOUNDARY CO~
MINA, K. V. A STRAIGHTFORWARD WAY OF GENERATING ALL BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS OF N VARlA8LES USING A SINGLE MAGNE
MINETT, E. E. PURPOSE AND APPLICATION OF THE RCA 81ZMAC SYSTEM
MINKER, J. A MULTI-LEVEL FILE STRUCTURE FOR INFORMATION PROCESSING
MINKER, JACK THE DESIGN AND SIMULATION OF AN INFORMATION PROCESSING SYSTEM
MINNICK, R. C. MAGNETIC CORE ACCESS SWITCHES
MINNICK, R08ERT C. DIGITAL-COMPUTER CIRCUITRY DESIGN TECHNIQUES
MINNICK, ROBERT C. LINEAR-INPUT LOGIC
MINNICK, ROBERT C. SIMULTANEOUS-ACCESS MATRIX STORAGE SYSTEMS
MINNICK, ROBERT C. TSHEBYSHEFF APPROXIMATIONS FOR POWER SERIES
MINSKY, M. L. SOME METHODS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND HEURISTIC PROGRAMMING
MINSKY, MARVIN A SELECTED DESCRIPTOR-INDEXED BIBLIOGRAPHY TO THE LITERATURE ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
MINSKY, MARVIN DESCRIPTIVE LANGUAGES AND PROBLEM SOLVING
MINSKY, MARVIN STEPS TOWARD ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
MINSKY, MARVIN STEPS TOWARD ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
MINTZ, LEON J. A TYPED PAGE READER
MIRANKER, W. L. NONLINEAR WAVE PROPAGATION IN A TRANSMISSION LINE LOADED WITH THIN PERMALLOY FILMS
MIRANKER, W. L. PERIODIC SOLUTIONS OF THE WAVE EQUATION WITH A NONLINEAR INTERFACE tONDITIDN
M!RANKER, W. L. THE WAVE EQUATION IN A MEDIUM IN MOTION
MITCHELL JR, JOHN N. COMPUTER MULTIPLICATION AND DIVISION USING BINARY LOGARITHMS
MITCHELL, A. J. AUTOSTAT, A LANGUAGE FOR STATISTICAL DATA PROCESSING
MITCHELL, A. J. EXPERIMENTS ON THE MECHANIZATION OF GAME-LEARNING, PART I, CHARACTERIZATION OF THE MODEL
MITCHELL, A. R. HIGH ACCURACY DIFFERENCE FORMULAE FOR THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE HEAT CONDUCTION EQUAT
MITCHELL, A. R. THE USE OF HIGHER DERIVATIVES IN QUADRATURE FORMULAE
MITCHELL, DAVID S. AN IR LANGUAGE FOR LEGAL RETRIEVAL STUDIES
MITCHELL, E. N. MAGNETIC FILM MEMORIES, A SURVEY
MITCHELL, HERBERT F. THE UNIVAC SYSTEM
MITCHELL, J. L. TX-O, A TRANSISTOR COMPUTER
MITCHELL, J. M. DAFT, A DIGITAL-ANALOG FUNCTION TABLE
MITCHELL, J. M. THE TRICE, A HIGH SPEED INCREMENTAL COMPUTER
MITCHELL, J. W. PROBLEMS IN THE APPLICATION OF A COMPUTER TO WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE AND RETAIL HRANCH tONJRJ
MITCHELL, JAMES M. A HIGH-SPEED MULTICHANNEL ANALOG-DIGITAL CONVERTER
MITCHELL, M. F. THE PACE SCALING ROUTING FOR MERCURY
MITCHELL, R. P. A NOTE ON CATEGORIAL GRAMMARS
MITTMAN, B. A DESCRIPTION OF THE APT LANGUAGE
MIURA, T. A NEW OIODE FUNCTION GENERATOR
MIURA, T. EFFECTS OF DIGITAL EXECUTION TIME IN A HYBRID COMPUTER
MIURA, T. THEORETICAL CONSIDERATION OF COMPUTING ERRORS OF A SLOW TYPE ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER
MIYASAKI, MABEL PERSON-MATCHING BY ELECTRONIC METHODS
MIYATA, FUSACHIKA REALIZATION OF ARBITRARY LOGICAL FUNCTIONS USING MAJORITY ELEMENTS
MIYATA, J. MAGOP, A NEW APPROACH TO HIGH-OENSITY DIGITAL MAGNETIC RECOROING
MIYATA, J. J. THE RECOROING AND REPROOUCTION OF SIGNALS ON MAGNETIC MEDIUM USING SATURATION-TYPE RECOROI~
MOCK, O. THE PROBLEM OF PROGRAMMING COMMUNICATION WITH CHANGING MACHINES, PART 1
MOCK, O. THE PROBLEM OF PROGRAMMING COMMUNICATION WITH CHANGING MACHINES, PART 2
MOCK, OWEN THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM, PROGRAMMED INPUT-OUTPUT BUFFERING
MOCK, OWEN R. LOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF THE PACT I COMPILER
MOCK, OWEN R. PROGRAMMED BUFFERING OF INPUT-OUTpUT ON THE 109
MOESER, K. S. FUTURE POSSIBILITIES OF DECISION MAKING AND CONTROL
MOFFAT, B. NONLINEAR SWITCHING ELEMENTS
MOLE, P. D. A. GENERATING STRATEGIES FOR CONTINOUS SEPARATION PROCESSES
MONAKHOV, G. D. METHODS OF SPEEOING-UP THE OPERATION OF OIGITAL COMPUTERS
MONCRIEFF, BRUSE AN AUTOMATIC SUPERVISOR FOR THE IBM 702
MONDRUP, P. A STORAGE ALLOCATION SCHEME FOR ALGOL 60
MONDRUP, P. A STORAGE ALLOCATION SCHEME FOR ALGOL 60
MONK, G. W. COMPUTER METHODS APPLIED TO THE DESIGN OF DIGUAL CIRCUITS FOR RELIABILITY
MONTALBANO, M. TABLES, FLOW CHARTS AND PROGRAM LOGIC
MONTIJO JR, R. E. AN RCA HIGH-PERFORMANCE TAPE-TRANSPORT SYSTEM
MONTIJO, R. E. AN RCA HIGH-PERFORMANCE TAPE TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT
MOOERS, C. N. SOME MATHEMATICAL FUNDAMENTALS OF THE USE OF SYMBOLS IN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
MOOERS, CALVIN N. A MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF LANGUAGE SYMBOLS IN RETRIEVAL
MOOERS, CALVIN N. CODE AND CONTROL IV, EXAMPLES OF A THREE-ADDRESS CODE AND THE USE OF 'STOP ORDER TAGS'
MOOERS, CALVIN N. DISCUSSION OF IDEAS FOR THE NAVAL ORDNANCE LABORATORY COMPUTING MACHINE
MOOERS, CALVIN N. THE NEXT TWENTY YEARS IN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL, SOME GOALS ANO PREDICTIONS
MOOERS, CALVIN N. THE REACTIVE TYPEWRITER
MOON, B. A. M. THE MOBIL COMPUTER LABORATORY, UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY
MOONEY, G. F. RAKE, A HIGH SPEED. BINARY-BDC AND BCD BINARY HUFFER
MOORE, BENJAMIN L. MAGNETIC AND PHOSPHOR COATED DISCS
MOORE, BENJAMIN L. THE MARK III CALCULATOR
MOORE, C. J. DIGITAL SIMULATION OF DISCRETE FLOW SYSTEMS
MOORE, C. L. MAP
MOORE, CLARENCE J. DIGITAL SIMULATION OF DISCRETE FLOW SYSTEMS
MOORE, O. P. TRANSLATION OF COMPILER LANGUAGES
MOORE, D. W. ACCOUNTING FOR THE SOLDIER'S PAY
MOORE, O. W. EVAPORATED FILMS AND DIGITAL COMPUTERS
MOORE, DONAL a P. CLOSING OUT A PRINT TAPE
MOORE, DONALD P. LIBRARY LOADING WITH ALTERNATE ROUTINE SELECTION
MOORE, DONALD P. MULTIPLE-PRECISION BINARY-TD-DECIMAL INTEGER CONVERSION USING ONLY ADDITION AND SUBTRACT
MOORE, DONALD P. TAPE SPLITTING
MOORE, E. F. A SIMPLIFIED UNIVERSAL TURING MACHINE
MOORE, EDWARO F. MACHINE AIO FOR SWITCHING CIRCUIT DESIGN
MOORE, EDWARO F. MINIMAL COMPLETE RELAY DECODING NETWORKS
MOORE, EDWARD F. THE SHORTEST PATH THROUGH A MAZE
MOORE, G. E. AN AUTOMATIC WIND~TUNNEL DATA CONVERTER
MOORE, GERALD T. THE NUMERICORO MACHINE-TOOL DIRECTOR
MOORE, MERRILL R. PROGRAMMING FOR A MEDIUM-SIZE COMPUTER BY THE USE OF INTERPRETIVE SYSTEMS
MOORE,. ROBERT T. A SCREENING METHOD FOR LARGE INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS
MOORHEAD, W. G. AIRCRAFT ROUTE ANALYSIS ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
MORELLO, V. S. ON-LINE COMPUTER OPTIMIZATION OF A CHEMICAL PROCESS
MORGAN, J. H. SCIENTIFIC COMPUTATION WITHIN THE DEFENCE RESEARCH BOARD
MORGAN, L. P. TRANSISTOR CURRENT SWITCHING AND ROUTING TECHNIQUES
MORGAN, M. L. DESIGN OF THE ESIAC ALGEBRAIC COMPUTER
MORGAN, MERLE L. ALGEBRAIC FUNCTION CALCULATIONS USING POTENTIAL ANALOG PAIRS
MORGAN, W. L. A MULTILOAD TRANSFLUXOR MEMORY
MORGAN, WALTER L. BIBLIOGRAPHY OF D1GITAL MAGNETIC CIRCUITS AND MATERIALS
MORI, H. ANALOG, DIGITAL, AND COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTERS FOR REAL-TIME SIMULATION
MORIGUTI, S. A FAMILY OF SYMBOLIC INPUT LANGUAGES AND AN ALGOL COMPILER
MORIWAKI, Y. REALIZATION OF BOOLEAN POLYNOMIALS BASED ON INCIDENCE MATRICES
MORLEY, OEREK WRAGGE BRITISH COMPUTING SERVICES
MORRILL, C. D. A STABILIZEO ELECTRONIC MULTIPLIER
MORRILL, C. D. A SUB-AUDIO TIME DELAY CIRCUIT
432

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

MES - MaR
JACM613
PGEC612
WJCC56
WJCC60
JACM612
PGEC623
CCST61
PGEC611
HARV572
JACM514
MTP 58
CATH63
WJCC61
CATH63
P IRE611
OCR 62
IBMJ634
IBMJ611
IBMJ601
PGEC624
TCJ3602
TCJ6633
TCJ5622
TCJ5634
CACM619
PGEC603
EJCC51
EJCC56
WJCC60
;.jCR 584
TCB4602
WJCC54
TCJ5621
MfL 611
CACM63N
PGEC572
FJCC63
PGEC584
CACM627
PGEC633
LCMT61
PGEC592
CAtM58e
CACM589
JACM592
JACM564
PACM58
CAN 62
PACM52P
T(;J2592
ICIP59
WJCC56
CACM610
BIT 612
ItMCS60
IBSJ621
WJCC57
'fCR 574
ICIP59
I CSI582

336
1!>1
119
53
260
352
58
6
144
487
3
4!>3
215
406
8
SS

21B
2
36
512
61
232
142

322
380
308
6
93
109

206
41

118
24
211
649

95
251
306
404
IH3
111

159
12
9

145
119

19
31

143
ij7
~B2

21
441
A9

!O5
51
52
96
315

1327
39
MSEE464 44
WJCC59
81
CACM631 48
ICC 633 114
WCR 574 267
HARV47 130
HARV49
11
CACM60D 659
CACM61N 496
PACM59
59
PACM62
70
TCJ5634 249
WCR 594 32
CACM639 515
CACM61N 496
CACM638 439
CACM61N 4H
PACM52T 50
P IRE53D 1348
I BMJ605 525
HARV572 285
AUS 60 C2.3
EJCC57
6
LSU 58 113
WJCC61 2:>9
TCJ1594 IbO
CAS 62 B4
CAN 62
:>9
PGEC603 302
PGEC613 524
P IRE611 216
WJCC59
14
PGEC592 14B
EJCC51 104
ROME62 421
EJCC59 120
BCS 58 111
PGEC521 52
PGEC542 45
~SEE464

432

MOR - NEW

AUTHOR INDEX

MORRILL, C. O. APPLICATION OF ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYLERS TO ENGINEERING PROBLEMS
MORRILL, CHARLES D. ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS, MULTIPLIERS AND FUNCTION GENERATORS
MORRIN, T. H. ELECTRONICS IN FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
MORRIS, D. A DESCRIPTION OF MERCURY AUTOCODE IN TERMS OF A PHRASE STRUCTURE LANGUAGE
MORRIS, D. A GENERAL TRANSLATION PRDGRAM FOR PHRASE STRUCTURE LANGUAGES
MORRIS, D. AN ASSEMBLY PROGRAM FOR A PHRASE STRUCTURE LANGUAGE
MORRIS, D. SOME PROPOSALS FDR THE REALIZATION OF A CERTAIN ASSEMBLY PROGRAM
MORRIS, D. THE COMPILER COMPILER
MORRIS, D. TREES AND ROUTINES
MORRIS, E. F. AUTOMATIC IMPLEMENTATION OF COMPUTER LOGIC
MORRIS, H. N. THE INTEGRATEO DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM AT THE AIR FORCE MISSILE TEST CENTRE
MORRISON, D. OPTIMAL MESH SIZE IN THE NUMERICAL INTEGRATION OF AN ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
MORRISON, D. J. THE EVOLUTION OF AN ARMY-NAVY MILITARIZED DIGITAL MAGNETIC TAPE SYSTEM FOR FIELD COMPUTER
MORRISON, DAVID NUMERICAL QUADRATURE IN MANY DIMENSIONS
MORRISON, DAVID PROJECTIONS. LEAST SQUARES. AND CONSTRAINED MINIMIZATION PROBLEMS
MORRISON. DAVID D. MULTIPLE SHOOTING METHOD FOR TWO-POINT BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS
MORRISON, OAVID D. REMARKS ON THE UNITARY TRIANGULARIZATION OF A NONSYMMETRIC MATRIX
MORRISON. E. ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS, SIGNIFICANT APPLICATIONS
MORSE, PHILIP M. COMPUTERS AND OPERATIONS RESEARCH
MORSE. R. W. ULTRASONIC ATTENUATION IN SUPERCONDUCTORS
MORTBY, C. W. OPERATIONAL LOGGING AND RECORDING TECHNIQUES USED IN GOVERNMENT A.D.P. INSTALLATIONS AND PR
MORTON. G. ELECTRONIC MACHINES AND ECONOMICS
MOSER. J. K. BISTABLE SYSTEMS OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH APPLICATIONS TO TUNNEL DIODE CIRCUITS
MOSER. NORA B. COMPILER METHOD OF AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
MOSHMAN. J. RAMPS. A TECHNIQUE FOR RESOURCE ALLOCATION AND MULTI-PROJECT SCHEDULING
MOSHMAN. JACK THE APPLICATION OF SEQUENTIAL ESTIMATION TO COMPUTER SIMULATION AND MONTE CARLO PROCEDURES
MOSHMAN. JACK THE GENERATION OF PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBERS ON A DECIMAL CALCULATOR
MOSHOS, GEORGE J. ANALOG INTERPOLATOR FOR AUTOMATIC CONTROL
MOSKOWITZ, PERRY M. THE PROCEDURE TRANSLATOR, A SYSTEM OF AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
MOSS, D. J. COMPUTER CONTROLLED PRINTING
MOSTELLER, FREDERICK APPLICATION OF COMPUTING MACHINERY TO THE SOLUTION OF PROBLEMS OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCE
MOSTELLER. FREDERICK NOTES ON AN AUTHORSHIP PROBLEM
MOTO-OKA. T. ESAKI DIODE HIGH-SPEED LOGICAL CIRCUITS
MOTO-OKA. TOHRU MAGNETIC CORE SWITCHING CIRCUITS
I
MOTT JR, THOMAS H. DETERMINATION OF THE IRREDUNDANT NORMAL FORMS OF A TRUTH FUNCTION BY ITERATED CONSENSU
MUELLER, C. W. SEMICONDUCTOR PARAMETRIC DIDOES IN MICROWAVE COMPUTERS
MUELLER, R. K. A TOPOLOGICAL METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF THE MINIMAL FORMS OF A BOOLEAN FUNCTION
MUERLE. J. L. RECOGNITION OF MIXED-FONT IMPERFECT CHARACTERS
MUGELE, R. A. A PROGRAM FOR OPTIMAL CONTROL OF NONLINEAR PROCESSES
MUGELE, RAYMOND A. A NONLINEAR DIGITAL OPTIMIZING PROGRAM FOR PROCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS
MUIR, A. THE APPLICATION OF LINEAR PROGRAMMING TO THE DESIGN OF ANIMAL FEEDING STUFFS
MUIR, ANDREW AUTOMATIC SALES FORECASTING
MUKHIN, I. S. AN EXPERIMENT ON THE MACHINE TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES CARRIED OUT ON THE BESM
MULLANEY, F. C. DESIGN FEATURES DF THE ERA 1101 COMPUTER
MULLEN, J. W. COBOL BATCHING PROBLEMS
MULLER, O. E. APPLICATION OF BOOLEAN ALGEBRA TO SWITCHING CIRCUIT DESIGN AND TO ERROR DETECTION
MULLER, D. E. COMPLEXITY IN ELECTRONIC SWITCHING CIRCUITS
MULLER, DAVID E. A THEORY OF ASYNCHRONOUS CIRCUITS
MULLER, DAVID E. INTERPRETIVE ROUTINES IN THE ILLIAC LIBRARY
MULLER, MERVIN E. A COMPARISON OF METHODS FOR GENERATING NORMAL DEVIATES ON DIGITAL COMPUTERS
MULLER, MERVIN E. A NOTE ON A METHOD FOR GENERATING POINTS UNIFORMLY ON N-DIMENSIONAL SPHERES
MULLER, MERVIN E. FURTHER REMARKS ON SAMPLING A TAPE FILE, I
MULLER, MERVIN E. THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN INSPECTION PROCEDURES
MULLER, W. H. AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER ENTERS AN AIRPLANE FACTORY
MULLERY, A. P. ADAM, A PROBLEM-ORIENTED SYMBOL PROCESSOR
MULLIGAN JR, J. H. A FIGURE OF MERIT FOR SINGLE-PASS DATA RECORDIN~SYSTEMS
MULLIKIN, T. W. ON THE INCREASE OF CONVERGENCE RATES OF RELAXATION PROCEDURES FOR ELLIPTIC PARTIAL DIFFER
MULLIN, A. A. ON THE NATURE OF THE RELIABILITY OF AUTOMATA
MULLIN, J. P. AN INTRODUCTION TO A MACHINE-INDEPENDENT DATA DIVISION
MULLINEUX, N. LEGENDRE FUNCTIONS OF FRACTIONAL ORDER
MULVIHILL, DENNIS E. THE USE OF A BINARY COMPUTER FOR DATA PROCESSING
MUNN, A.J. LARGE-CAPACITY CARD CHANGEABLE PERMANENT MAGNET TWISTDR MEMORY
MUNS, FRANK H. PROBLEMS OF DECENTRALIZATION
MUNSEY, C' J. A NATURAL IMAGE COMPUTER
MUNSEY, C' J. A PARALLEL COMPUTER ORGANIZATION ANO MECHANIZATIONS
MUNSEY, C. J. A TWO-DIMENSIONAL ITERATIVE NETWORK COMPUTING TECHNIQUE ANO MECHANIZATIONS
MUNSON, J. K. OPTIMIZATION BY RANOOM SEARCH ON THE ANALOG COMPUTER
MURATA, K. A TUNNEL-DIODE HIGH-SPEED MEMORY
MURATA, K. ESAKI DIODE HIGH-SPEED LOGICAL CIRCUITS
MUROGA, S. THE PARAMETRON DIGITAL COMPUTER MUSASINO-l
MUROGA, S. THE PRINCIPLE OF MAJORITY OECISION LOGICAL ELEMENTS AND THE COMPLEXITY OF THEIR CIRCUITS
MUROGA, SABURO MAJORITY LOGIC AND PROBLEMS OF PROBABILISTIC BEHAVIOR
MURPHY, R. W. A POSITIVE-INTEGER ARITHMETIC FOR DATA PROCESSING
MURRAY, 'D. B. A VARIABLE, BINARY SCALER
MURRAY, F. J. ACCEPTANCE TEST FOR RAYTHEON HURRICANE COMPUTER
MURRAY, F. J. MECHANISMS AND ROBOTS
MURRAY, F. J. THE JACOBI METHOD FOR REAL SYMMETRIC MATRICES
MURRAY, W. O. A SURVEY OF DIGITAL METHODS FOR RADAR DATA PROCESS INC
MUSK, F. I. A MONTE CARLO SIMULATION OF A PRODUCTION PLANNING PROBLEM
MUSKAJ, MORRIS APPLICATION OF COMPUTING MACHINERY TO RESEARCH OF THE OIL INDUSTRY
MUSTARD, D. NUMERICAL QUADRATURE IN N DIMENSIONS
MUSTARD, D. A. A GENERALISATION OF SIMPSON'S RULE TO MANY-DIMENSIONAL INTEGRATION
MUSTARD, D. A. MINIMIZATION OF A FUNCTION OF N VARIABLES
MUTCH, E. N. CONVERSION ROUTINES
MUTCH, E. N. PERMANENT AND SEMI-PERMANENT STORAGE FACILITIES FOR BINARY DIGITAL COMPUTERS
MUTH, V. O. A MEMORY ORGANIZATION FOR AN'ELEMENTARY LIST-PROCESSING COMPUTER
MUTTER, W. E. FLY'S-EYE LENS TECHNIQUE FOR GENERATING SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE FABRICATION MASKS
MYERS, D. M. SOME ANALOGUE COMPUTING DEVICES
MYERS, D. M. SOME NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN EQUIPMENT FOR HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL MACHINES
MYERS, D. M. THE C.S.I.R.O. DIFFERENTIAL ANALYSER
MYERS, G. H. A CYCLIC DIGITAL-TO-ANALOG DECODER
NADLER, M. AN ANALOG-DIGITAL CHARACTER-RECOGNITION SYSTEM (FRENCH)
NADLER, M. SHIFT-REGISTER CODE FOR INDEXING APPLICATIONS
NADLER, MORTON AN ANALOG-DIGITAL CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEM
NADLER, MORTON DIVISIONS AND SQUARE ROOT IN THE QUARTER-IMAGINARY NUMBER SYSTEM
NADLER, MORTON FURTHER REMARKS ON SAMPLING A TAPE FILE, II
NADLER, MORTON SOME NOTES ON COMPUTER RESEARCH IN EASTERN EUROPE
NAGAMORI, K. EDDYCARD MEMORY, A SEMI-PERMANENT STORAGE
NAGAO, M. COMMENTS ON THE ALGOL SYSTEM FOR THE SMALL AND MEDIUM SllE COMPUTERS
NAGATA, M. THEORETICAL CONSIDERATION OF COMPUTING ERRORS OF A SLOW TYPE ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER
433

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

MIL - NAG
P IRE530 1481
CHBK62
3
EJCC55
26
ARAP612 29
JACM621
1
TCJ3603 168
TCJ3614 220
ARAP623 229
TCJ5621 33
CACM585 lit
lUS 512 218
JACM621 98
FJCC63 511
JACM592 219
PACM58
56
CACM62D 613
JACM602 185
CHBK62
5
IIODC62
1
I BMJ621 5B
RMCS60
1
FTT 53 212
IBMJ613 226
ONR 54
15
SJCC63
11
JACM584 3ft3
JACM542 88
JACM552 83
ACFI51
39
SJCC63 263
HARV49 323
HARV61 163
PGEC601 25
DIP 62 622
PGEC602 245
PGEC593 281
PGEC563 126
OCR 62 213
18SJ621
2
SJCC62
15
BtS 58 616
TCJUS3 113
lEES56 463
EJCC51
43
CACM625 21B
PGEt543
6
PGEC561 15
HARV511 204
ONR 54
69
JACM593 316
CACM594 19
CACM620 507
CACM58N
7
EtlP55 192
SJCt63 361
PGEC591 48
JACM601 29
nCS62 196
CACM625 277
ICC 633 143
EJCC60 149
LCMT61 171
HARV55
61
OPI 62 233
PGEt633 2!>1
1I0to62
93
PGEt59l 200
lFIP62 603
PGEC601 25
PGEC593 308
ICIP59 400
SOS 62 243
I BMJ572 158
PGEC552 10
EJCC53
48
JACM552 61
JACM591 59
EJCt60
61
TCJ2592 90
HARV49 305
TCJ6631 15
lUS 608'6.2
AUS 60B'6.1
ADC 53
7It
CAMBlt9
71
PGEC633 262
I BMJ632 146
AUS 51 174
AUS 51 142
AUS 51
18
NCR 5 '14 156
IFIP62 456
CACM590 40
PGEC636 814
CACM614 l-J2
CACM620 508
CACM59D
1
EJCC61 194
RDME62 2!'>3
PGEC5B4 306
433

NAG - O'R

AUTHOR INDEX

NAGLER, H. AMPHISBAENIC SORTING
NAGLER,H. AN ESTIMATION OF THE RELATIVE EFFICIENCY OF TWO INTERNAL SORJING METHODS
NAGLER, H. RECOVERY FOR COMPUTER SWITCHOVER IN A REAL-TIME SYSTEM
NAGY, GEORGE A SURVEY OF ANALOG MEMORY DEVICES
NAKAGAWA, K. ESAKI DIODE HIGH-SPEED LOGICAL CIRCUITS
NAKAYAMA, YUKIO BUWEPS PERT-MILESTONE SYSTEM, A TOOL FOR PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
NAKAZAWA, K. A TUNNEL-DIODE HIGH-SPEED MEMORY
NAKAZAWA, K. ESAKI DIODE HIGH-SPEED LOGICAL CIRCUITS
NAMIAN, P. S.E.A. GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTERS CAB
NAPALKOV, A. V. ANALYSIS OF THE WORKING PRINCIPLES OF SOME SELF-ADJUSTING SYSTEMS IN ENGINEERING AND BIOL
NARUD, JAN A. A SECONDARY-EMISSION PULSE CIRCUIT, ITS ANALYSIS AND APPLICATION
NASH, H. E. C. EXPERIENCE WITH ORGANIZATIONAL PROBLEMS IN A BUSINESS COMPUTER INSTALLATION
NASH, J. P. ORGANIZING AND FINANCING A UNIVERSITY COMPUTING LABORATORY
NASH, J. P. REVIEW OF ELECTRONIC COMPUTER PROGRESS 1955
NASH, J. P. THE OROVAC
NATHAN, AMOS COMPUTING AND ERROR MATRICES IN LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS
NATHAN, AMOS DYNAMIC ACCURACY AS A DESIGN CRITERION OF LINEAR ELECTRONIC-ANALOG DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZERS
NATHAN, .AMOS LINEAR AND NONLINEAR INTERPOLATORS
NATHER, R. E. ON THE COMPILATION OF SUBSCRIPTED VARIABLES
NATHER, VIRGINIA ABSTRACTS, NUCLEAR REACTOR CODES
NATRELLA, JOSEPH V. ATTITUDE DETERMINATION FOR THE TIROS SATELLITES
NATRELLA, JOSEPH V. LINEAR PROGRAMMING OF HIGH-SPEED COMPUTERS
NAUR, P. A STORAGE ALLOCATION SCHEME FOR ALGOL 60
NAUR, P. A STORAGE ALLOCATION SCHEME FOR ALGOL 60
NAUR, P. AN IMPLEMENTATION OF ALGOL 60 PROCEDURES
NAUR, P. GIER, A DANISH COMPUTER OF MEDIUM SIZE
NAUR, P. REPDRT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
NAUR, P. REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
NAUR, P. THE BASIC PHILOSOPHY CONCEPTS, AND FEATURES OF ALGOL
NAUR, P. THE DESIGN OF THE GIER ALGOL COMPILER
NAUR, P. THE DESIGN OF THE G.IER ALGOL COMPILER, PART I
NAUR, P. THE DESIGN OF THE GIER ALGOL COMPILER, PART II
NAUR, PETER DOCUMENTATION PROBLEMS, ALGOL 60
NAUR, PETER REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
NAUR, PETER REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
NAUR, PETER REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
NAUR, PETER THE PROGRESS OF ALGOL IN EUROPE
NAVARRO, S. O. COMPUTERS IN ENGINEERING EDUCATION 1960-1964
NAYLOR, R. WIRE-TYPE ACOUSTIC DELAY LINES FOR DIGITAL STORAGE
NEAL, R. D. 0 COMPUTING MACHINES IN AERONAUTICAL RESEARCH
NEAL, R. D. 0 PHOTOGRAPHIC METHOOS OF HANDLING INPUT AND OUTPUT DATA
NEAL, W. R. INTERVAL ESTIMATION OF THE TIME IN ONE STATE TO TOTAL TIME RATIO IN A DOUBLE EXPONENTIAL PRO:
NEATE, R. A SIMULATION OF MELTING SHOP OPERATIONS
NEEDHAM, R. M. A METHOD FOR USING COMPUTERS IN INFORMATION CLASSIFICATION
NEEDHAM, R. M. A REDUCTION METHOD FOR NON-ARITHMETIC DATA, AND ITS ApPLICATION TO THESAURIC TRANSLATION
NEEDHAM, R. M. THE ANALOGY BETWEEN MECHANICAL TRANSLATION AND LIBRARY RETRIEVAL
NEFF, G. W. ESAKI DIODE LOGIC CIRCUITS
NEILON, J. R. AUTOMATIC PRODUCTION OF METEOROLOGICAL CONTOUR CHARTS
NEILON, J. R. PREPARATION OF OISPLAY MAPS WITH AN ELECTRONIC COMPUUR
NEISSER, U. TIME-ANALYSIS OF LOGICAL PROCESSES IN MAN
NEISSER, ULRIC PATTERN RECOGNITION BY MACHINE
NEKORA, M. R. COMMENT ON A PAPER ON PARALLEL PROCESSING
NELMS, ANN T. CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF DATA ON TENANTS IN LOW RENT GOVERNMENT HOUSING
NELSON, A. M. MAGNACARO, MECHANICAL HANDLING TECHNIQUES
NELSON, DON J. A FUNDAMENTAL ERROR THEORY FOR ANALOG COMPUTERS
NELSON, DON J. DDA ERROR ANALYSIS USING SAMPLED DATA TECHNIQUES
NELSON, E. C. AN ALGEBRAIC THEORY FOR USE IN DIGITAL COMPUTER DESIGN
NELSON, ELDRED A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR AIRBORNE CONTROL SYSTEMS
NELSON, ELDRED C. FUTURE DEMANDS FOR ENGINEERS AND SCIENTISTS IN THE FIELD OF COMPUTATION
NELSON, H. M. NEW CONCEPTS AND CRITERIA IN CONTROL
NELSON, R. A. THE FORTRAN AUTOMATIC CODING SYSTEM
NELSON, R. J. A SORTING PROBLEM
NELSON, R. T. SWAC COMPUTATIONS FOR SOME M X N SCHEDUliNG PROBLEMS
NELSON, T. MICROAPERTURE HIGH-SPEED FERRITE MEMORY
NEOVIUS, G. ACTIVITY IN SWEDEN IN DIGITAL COMPUTER FIELD
NEPVEU, P. A. DECISION MAKING USING A COMPUTER, A TRANSPORTATIDN COMPANY
NESTER, A. C. GENERALIZED MEASURES OF CDMPUrERSYSTEM PERFORMANCE
NETHERCOT JR, A. H. ON THE SWITCHING TIME OF SU8HARMONIC OSCILLATORS
NE7HERWOOD, DOUGLAS R. CORRECTION TO LOGICAL MACHINE DESIGN, A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
NETHERWOOD, DOUGLAS B. LOGIC MATRICES AND THE TRUTH FUNCTION PROBLEM
NETHERWOOD, DOUGLAS B. LOGICAL MACHINE DESIGN II, A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
NETHERWOOD, DOUGLAS 8. LOGICAL MACHINe DESIGN, A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
NETHERWODD, DOUGLAS B. MINIMAL SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
NETTER, Z. SABRAC, A NEW GENERATION SERIAL COMPUTER
NETTER, Z. SABRAC, A TIME-SHARING LOW-COST COMPUTER
NETTER, Z. THE CHECKING OF COMPUTER LOGIC BY SIMULATION ON A COMPUTER
NETTLETON, D. L. CHARACTERISTICS OF THE RCA BIZMAC COMPUTER
NETTLETON, D. L. LOGIC DESIGN OF THE RCA BIlMAC COMPUTER
NEUMANN, P. G. AN EXPERIMENT IN MUSICAL COMPOSITION
NEUMANN, PETER G. ENCODING AND DECOOING FOR CYCLIC PERMUTATION CODES
NEUMANN, PETER G. ON THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF NOISELESS LOAD-SHARING MATRIX SWITCHES
NEUMANN, W. J. UNIFLUXOR, A PERMANENT MEMORY ELEMENT
NEUSTADT, L. W. ANALDG COMPUTER TECHNIQUES FOR PLOTTING BODE ANO NYQUIST DIAGRAMS
NEVILLE, K. J. PROBLEMS IN CONSTRUCTING DATA PROCESSING CODES
NEW8ERY, A. C. R. MULTI-STEP INTEGRATION METHODS WHICH MINIMIZE PROPAGATED ERRORS
NEWBERY, A. C. R. PEl MATRIX EIGENVALUES
NEWBIGIN, H. G. THE DESIGN DF A THREE DIMENSIONAL VARIABLE SPEED, HEIGHT AND MASS AEROOYNAMIC MODEL OF A
NEWCOMBE, HOWARD B. RECORD LINKAGE
NEWELL, A. A COMMAND STRUCTURE FOR COMPLEX INFORMATION PROCESSING
NEWELL, A. A VARIETY OF INTELLIGENT LEARNING IN A GENERAL PROBLEM SOLVER
NEWELL, A. CHESS-PLAYING PROGRAMS AND THE PRO~LEM OF COMPLEXITY
NEWELL, A. EMPIRICAL EXPLORATIDNS OF THE LOGIC THEORY MACHINE, A CASE STUDY IN HEURISTIC
NEWELL, A. LEARNING, GENERALITY AND PROBLEM SOLVING
NEWELL, A. ON PROGRAMMING A HIGHLY PARALLEL MACHINE TO BE AN INTELLIGENT TECHNICIAN
NEWELL, A. PROGRAMMING THE LOGIC THEORY MACHINE
NEWELL, A. REPORT ON A GENERAL PROBLEM-SOLVING PROGRAM
NEWELL, A. SIMULATION OF HUMAN THINKING
NEWELL, A. THE CHESS MACHINE, AN EXAMPLE OF DEALING WITH A COMPLEX TASK BY ADAPTATION
NEWELL, ALLEN AN INTRODUCTIDN TD INFORMATION PROCESSING LANGUAGE V
NEWELL, ALLEN CHESS-PLAYING PROGRAMS AND THE PROBLEM OF COMPLEXITY
434

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

MDR - NEW
JACM594 459
tACM60N 618
IBSJ631 76
PGEC634 388
PGEC601 25
CAS 61
76
IFIP62 6D3
PGEC601 25
PACM58
58
lCIP59 298
PGEC604 439
RMCS60
7
CLUN55 195
PGEC561 43
EJCC51
n
PGEC581 32
PGEC572 74
PGEC635 526
CACM614 169
CACM5'H
6
PACM61 13C2
LSU 56 115
BIT 612 89
tACM610 441
BIT 611 38
PGEC636 629
CACM605 299
lRAP612 3~1
ROME62 385
ARAP634 49
BIT 632 124
BIT 633 145
CACM633 17
CACM631
1
ARAP634 217
TCJ5634 349
CAS 61 115
PACM62
22
IEES56 4'11
HARV49 263
HARV47 260
CACM606 361
rCJ2592 59
IFIP62 284
ICIP59 321
ICSI582 911
PGEC604 423
PACM62
66
PACM5'1
41
WJCC61 579
CATH63 237
CACH612 103
PACM59
17
WCR 514 210
PGEC635 541
SJCC62 31>5
PGEC543 12
PGEC521
2
CLUN55 U5
AUS 63 C.9
WJCCSJ 188
JACM622 282
JACM574 438
FJCC62 197
MANC51
27
CAN 62
21
PACM62 120
18MJ604 402
PGEC583 2~0
JACM593 4u5
PGEC593 367
PGEC582 155
PGEC593 339
PGEC636 618
CACM638 421
TCJ6632 154
WJCC56 133
NCR 564 81
PGEC513 115
PGEC624 501
PGEC623 369
WJCC60
91
WJCC60 165
TCB6621
1
PACM61 243
CACH639 ~15
AUS 60S'10.3
CACH62N ~63
WJCC58 11.9
SUS 59 1~3
IBMJ5B4 320
IfJCC51 21B
IFIP62 ~U7
WJCC60 21>1
WJCC51 230
ICIP59 2~6
HCF 61
95
iiJCC5~

CACH604
:ATH63

W1
2115

j9
~34

NEW - OVE

AUTHOR INDEX

NEWELL. ALLEN DOCUMENTATION OF IPL-V
NEWELL. ALLEN EMPIRICAL EXPLORATIONS WITH THE LOGIC THEORY MACHINE. A CASE STUDY IN HEURISTICS
NEWELL. ALLEN GPS. A PROGRAM THAT SIMULATES HUMAN THOUGHT
NEWELL. ALLEN SOME PROBLEMS OF BASIC ORGANIZATION IN PROBLEM-SOLVING PROGRAMS
NEWELL. ALLEN SOME PROBLEMS OF BASIC ORGANIZATION IN PROBLEM-SOLVING PROGRAMS
NEWELL. C. R. MULTIPLE REGRESSION ON E.O.P. EQUIPMENT AND ITS INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS
NEWHALL. E. E. A STRAIGHTFORWARD WAY OF GENERATING ALL BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS OF N VARIABLES USING A SINGLE MA
NEWHALL. E. E. MAGNETIC ANALOGS OF RELAY CONTACT NETWORKS FOR LOGIC
NEWHOUSE. V. L. A CRYOGENIC DATA ADDRESSED MEMORY
NEWHOUSE. V. L. A DIGITAL STORE USING A MAGNETIC CORE MATRIX
NEWHOUSE. V. L. ANALYSIS OF A CROSSED FILM CRYOTRON SHIFT REGISTER
NEWHOUSE. V. L. HIGH-SPEED SHIFT REGISTERS USING ONE CORE PER BIT
NEWHOUSE. V. L. PHYSICS AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CROSSED FILM CRYOTRON. A REVIEW
NEWHOUSE, V. L. THE CROSSED-FILM CRYOTRON AND ITS APPLICATION TO OIGITAL COMPUTE~ CIRCUITS
NEWHOUSE. VERNON L. THE UTILIZATION OF DOMAIN-WALL VISCOSITY IN DATA-HANDLING DEVICES
NEWMAN. E. A. AN ANALYSIS OF NON-MATHEMATICAL DATA-PROCESSING
NEWMAN. E. A. AN AUTOMATIC FLOATING-ADDRESS MACHINE
NEWMAN. E. A. PREVENTIVE OR CURATIVE MAINTENANCE
NEWMAN. E. A. SOME COMMENTS ON CHARACTER RECOGNITION
NEWMAN. E. A. TECHNIQUES FOR PRODUCING SCHOOL TIMETABLES ON A COMPUTER AND rHEIR APPLICATION TO OTHER SCH
NEWMAN. E. A. THE ACE
NEWMAN. E. A. THE PILOT MODEL OF THE A.C.E.
NEWMAN. E. A. THE USE OF A COMPUTER FOR PAYROLL WORK
NEWMAN. E. G. SIMULATION OF AN INFORMATION CHANNEL ON THE IBM 704 COMPUTER
NEWMAN. EDWIN B. PARACOMPUTERS IN PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH
NEWMAN. M. H. A. SOME ROUTINES INVOLVING LARGE INTEGERS
NEWMAN. M. H. A. THE INFLUENCE OF AUTOMATIC COMPUTERS ON MATHEMATICAL METHODS
NEWMAN. SIMON M. COMMENTS ON 'A PROPOSAL FOR A GENERALIZED CARD CODE FOR 256 CHARACTERS'
NEWSTEAD. I. A. USE OF COMPUTERS IN PLANNING P.M.G. COMMUNICATIONS
NICHOLS. OARYL G. EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS REGARDING FORM OF RESPONSE. SIZE OF STEP. AND INDIVIDUAL DIFFEREN:
NICHOLS. J. H. A MULTI-VARIANT GENERALIZEO SORT PROGRAM EMPLOYING AUXILIARY DRUM STORAGE
NICKERSON. R. C. AN ENGINEERING APPLICATION OF LOGIC-STRUCTURE TABLES
NICKERSON. R. C. FLOATING POINT ERROR ANALYSIS
NICOL. J. SUPERCONDUCTIVITY AND ELECTRON TUNNELING
NICOLA. R. N. A HIGH SPEED MAGNETIC-CORE OUTPUT PRINTER
NICOLA. R. N. A SHAFT-TO-DIGITAL ENCODER
NICOLA. R. N. AN OPERATIONAL-DIGITAL FEEDBACK DIVIDER
NICOLA. R. N. SPECIAL-PURPOSE DIGITAL DATA-PROCESSING COMPUTERS
NICOLLIAN, E. H. A RADIANT-ENERGY HEATER USING AN ELLIPSOIDAL REFLECTOR
NIELSEN. G. F. CONVERTERS FOR TELETYPE TAPE TO IBM CARDS
NIEMANN, RALPH A. OPERATION OF THE NAVAL PROVING GROUND COMPUTER INSTALLATION
NIENBURG. RAYMOND E. RELIABILITY OF AN AIR DEFENSE COMPUTING SYSTEM. CIRCUIT DESIGN
NIGRO. J. P. AN ANALOG-DIGITAL SIMULATOR FOR THE DESIGN AND IMPROVEMENT OF MAN-MACHINE SYSTEMS
NIPPE. L. O. SIMULATION OF AN INFORMATION CHANNEL ON THE IBM 704 COMPUTER
NISHINO. H. SYSTEM DESIGN OF THE ETL KM-6 COMPUTER
NISHINO. H. H. SYSTEM ORGANIZATION OF A MuLTIPLE-COCKPIT DIGITAL OPERATIONAL FLIGHT TRAINER
NISHINO, HIROJI THE TRANSISTORIZED COMPUTER ETL MARK IV
NIXON. E. THE MAIN FEATURES OF CPL
NOBLE JR. A. S. DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED PROGRAMMING AND OPERATING SYSTEM PART I. SYSTEM CONSIDERATIONS A~
NOBLE. B. THE CONTROL OF MAGNITUDES OF NUMBERS IN DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINES WITH A FIXED BINARY POINT
NOBLE, D. L. MAGNETIC TRANSDUCERS AND AMPLIFIERS FOR DISK RECORDING
NOBLE. S. W. ELECTRONIC TRIGGER CIRCUITS HAVING SEVERAL STATES OF STABLE EQUILIBRIUM
NODEN. D. A. A BALANCED PRECISIO~ REFERENCE REGULATOR FOR COMPUTER APPLICATION
~ODWELL, R. A.
THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN WEAPONS SYSTEMS ANALYSIS ANO DESIGN
NOE, J. D. ELECTRONICS IN FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
NOLL. J. C. TRANSISTOR PULSE CIRCUITS FOR 160-MC CLOCK RATES
NORDBOTTEN. S. NOTES ON DATA PROCESSING IN THE CENTRAL BUREAU OF STATISTICS OF NORWAY
NORDEN. P. V. CURVE FITTING FOR A MODEL OF APPLIED RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT SCHEDULING
NORDSIECK. ARNOLD THE NORDSIECK COMPUTER
NORDYKE. H. W. MAGNETIC TAPE TECHNIQUES AND PERfORMANCE
NORMAN. R. J. THE RECOGNITION OF HANDWRITTEN NUMERALS BY CONTOUR ANALYSIS
NORRIE, G. O. CHARACTER QUALITY AND SCANNER ORGANIZATION
NORTH. J. H. A LEARNING MACHINE, PART II
NORTH. J. H. THE MULTIPURPOSE BIAS DEVICE PART II, THE EFFICIENCY OF LOGICAL ELEMENTS
NORTH. JAMES H. THE USE OF MULTIPURPOSE LOGICAL DEVICES
NORTON. H. J. THE SOLUTION OF NONLINEAR ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS IN CHEBYSHEV SERIES
NORUM. VANCE D. ANALOG SIMULATION OF PARTICLE TRAJECTORIES IN FLUID FLOW
NORWOOD. SHARON H. HOW SCIENTISTS ACTUALLY LEARN OF WORK IMPORTANT TO THEM
NOTHMAN. M. H. GCA BY AUTOMATIC VOICE DATA LINK
NOTZ. W. A. CONCURRENTLY OPERATI~G COMPUTER SYSTEMS
NOTl. W. A. ORGANIZING A NETWORK OF COMPUTERS TO MEET DEADLINES
~OTl. W. A.
PILOT. A NEW MULTIPLE COMPUTER SYSTEM
NOTZ. W. A. PILOT. THE NBS MULTICOMPUTER SYSTEM
NOTZ. W. A. SYSTEM DESIGN OF THE SEAC AND DYSEAC
NOVIKOFF. A. INTEGRAL GEOMETRY. AN APPROACH TO THE PROBLEM OF ABSTRACTION
NOVIKOFF. A. B. CHARACTER RECOGNITION AS SIGNAL OETECTION IN NOISE
NOWICK. A. S. LOGNORMAL DISTRIBUTION FUNCTION FOR DESCRIBING ANELASTIC AND OTHER RELAXATION PROCESSES I,
NOWICK, A. S. LOGNORMAL DISTRIBUTION FUNCTION FOR DESCRIBING ANELASTIC AND OTHER RELAXATION PROCESSES II,
NOYES. T. ENGINEERING DESIGN OF A MAGNETIC-DISK RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY
NOYES. T. THE RA~DOM-ACCESS MEMORY ACCOUNTING MACHINE II. THE MAGNETIC-DISK, RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY
~UDING, E.
A LANGUAGE DESIGNED FOR COMMUNICATION BETWEEN COMPUTERS OF OIFFERENT TYPES
NUGENT. WILLIAM R. A MACHINE" LANGUAGE FOR DOCUMENTATION ANO INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
NUMAKURA, T. A NEW DIODE FUNCTION GENERATOR
NUSSBAUM. E. STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF LOGIC CIRCUIT PERFORMANCE IN DIGITAL SYSTEMS
NUTr. R. THE FORTRAN AUTOMATIC CODING SYSTEM
NUTTING, W. MAJORITY GATE LOGIC IMPROVES DIGITAL SYSTEM RELIABILITY
O'BEIRNE. T. H. GREY OR GROS
O'BRIEN. J. P. NOTE ON DECOMPOSITION INTO FIRST ORDER OF MULTI-ORDER LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH:
O'CONNELL. R. F. THE INTEGRATED USE OF ANALOG AND DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINES FOR AIRCRAFT DYNAMIC LOAD P~
O'CONNOR. JOHN -SOME REMARKS ON MECHANIZEO INDEXING AND SOME SMALL-SCALE EMPIRICAL RESULTS
O'CONNOR, P. J. THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF FREDHOLM INTEGRAL EQUATIONS USING CHEBYSH[V SERIES
O'DONNELL. J. J. RIGOROUS TREArMENTS OF VARIABLE TIME DELAYS
O'GRADY. V. P. THE USE OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER IN RURAL ROAD DESIGN
O'HARA. P. N. PERSONNEL SELECTIO~ AND TRAINING. THE NEEDS OF THE INDUSTRIAL USER
O'KEEFFE, T. J. A CASE STUDY OF A CONVERSION
O'MEARA. T. R. ANALOG MULTIPLIERS AND SQUARERS USING A MULTIGRID MODULATOR
O'NEIL. J. P. THE TIME-SHARING FACILITIES OF THE KDF9 COMPUTER
O'NEILL. ROBERT W. A PREPLANNED APPROACH TO A STORAGE ALLOCATION COMPILER
O'ROURKE, M. J. A VAPOR-GROWN VARIABLE CAPACITANCE DIODE
O·ROURKE. M. J. ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF VAPOR-GROWN GE JUNCTIONS
435

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

NAG - O'R
CACM6l3 86
CATH63 109
CATH63 279
ICC 632 99
SOS 62 393
CAN 60 109
PGEC612 1~1
PGECltOl 30
SJCC62
69
I EES56 295
ONR 60 230
PGEC563 114
(lNR 60
14
EJCC59 2~5
WJCC57
73
MTP 58 8b3
I EES56 134
ADC 53 235
TCJ4612 114
TCJ3614 237
I EES56 279
IIIANC51
24
I EES56
94
WJCC59
87
HARV61 2.39
CAMB49
69
MANCSI
13
CACM59N 12
/IUS 63 B.21
PLCI61
86
PACM62 102
CACM61N 516
PACM59
,1
IBMJ621 34
PACM52T
6
WJCC54 128
PGEC541 17
PACM52P H
IBMJ574 349
EJCC52
11
ONR 53
23
PGEC564 227
'l0
EJCC57
WJCC59
87
I FlP62 1>90
PGEC593 326
[UP 62
617
TCJ6632 134
16SJ632 153
CAMB49
50
LCMT61331
CAMB49 lU3
'1CR 584 22.5
CAN 58 248
EJCC55
L6
PGEC594 432
ICC 622 108
I~MJ583 232
WJCC53 227
EJCC52
90
IBMJ631 14
TCJ4612 137
IBMJ5'l3 282
IBMJ591 46
HARV572 192
TCJ6631 lJB
SJCC62 235
ICSI581 195
WCR 5~4 28
ICIPS9 353
EJCC57 115
JACM5B 313
EJCC58
71
PGEC542
8
SDS 61 347
OCR 62 149
IBMJ614 297
IBMJ614 312
WJCC56
'tl
I BMJ51l 72
ROME62 HI
PACM59
15
PGEC572 95
PIRE611 236
liJCCSl lil8
IICR 612 264
TCJ2592 96
rCJ2593 144
~JCC55
66
'1IPP61 266
/IUS 63 B.19
PGEC63J 3U7
AUS 60 B':>.3
CAN 62 110
AUS 63 A.12
PGEC502 &2
AUS 63 C.3
CACM610 417
IBMJ603 264
IBMJ603 256
435

O'T - PAU

AUTHOR INDEX

O'TOOLE, J. B. LOGIC DESIGN SYMBOLISM FOR DIRECT-COUPLEO TRANSISTOR CIRCUITS IN DIGITAL COMPUTERS
O'TOOLE, J. B. THE TRANSAC S-1000 COMPUTER
OATES, M. E. DISTRIBUTION ANO CLASSIFICATION OF STATISTICAL OATA
OBLONSKY, J. SOME FEATURES OF THE CZECHOSLOVAK RELAY COMPUTER SAPO
OdLONSKY, JAN COMPUTER PROGRESS IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA, I. A SELF-CORRECTING COMPUTER
OCHSER, ROBERT T. SIMULATION ANO ANALYSIS OF BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMS, III, ANALYSIS AND PATTERN RECOGNITION
OEHMKE, ROBERT H. ON THE STRUCTURES OF AN AUTOMATON AND ITS INPUT SEMI GROUP
OETTINGER, A. G. LINGUISTIC ANO MACHINE METHOOS FOR COMPILING ANO UPOATING THE HARVARO AUTOMATIC OICTIONA
OETTINGER, A. G. MULTIPLE-PATH SYNTACTIC ANALYZER
OETTINGER, A. G. RESEARCH ON AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION AT THE HARVARD COMPUTATION LABORATORY
OETTINGER, A. G. SYMPOSIUM, THE DESIGN OF MACHINES TO SIMULATE THE BEHAVIOR OF THE HUMAN BRAIN
OETTINGER, A. G. SYNTACTIC STRUCTURE AND AMBIGUITY OF ENGLISH
OETTINGER, A. G. THf MANUAL USE OF AUTOMATIC RECORDS
OETTINGER, ANTHONY PRINCIPLES OF ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
OETTINGER, ANTHONY G. A NEW THEORY OF TRANSLATION ANO ITS APPLICATION
DETTINGER, ANTHONY G. ACCOUNT IOENTIFICATION FOR AUTOr.ATIC DATA PROCESSING
OETTINGER, ANTHONY G. CURRENT RESEARCH ON AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION AT HARVARD UNIVERSITY ANO PREOICTIVE SYNT
OETTINGER, ANTHONY G. RETIRING COMPUTER PIONEER, HOWARO AIKEN
OETTINGER, ANTHONY G. THE GEOMETRY OF SYMBOLS
OGAR, G. W. OBTAINING THE FREQUENCY RESPONSE OF PHYSICAL SYSTEMS BY ANALOG COMPUTER TECHNIQuES
OGLE, JAMES OPTICAL OISPLAY FOR DATA-HANOLING SYSTEM OUTPUT
OGLETREE, W. A. AN FST-2 RADAR-PROCESSING EQUIPMENT FOR SAGE
OHLINGER, L. ANATRAN, FIRST STEP IN BREEDING THE DIGINALOG
OHLMAN, HERBERT SUBJECT-WORD LETTER FREQUENCIES WITH APPLICATiONS TO SUPERIMPOSED CODING
OHLMAN, HERBERT THE PROS AND CONS OF A SPECIAL IR LANGUAGE
OHLMANN, H. REPORT ON COMPLETION OF G2 (GERMANI
OHORA, R. M. ORGANIZATION OF LARGE-SCALE MATRIX CALCULATIONS
OHORA, R. M. SOFTWARE EXPERIENCES AT IMPERIAL OIL
UKABE, Y. ONLINE DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR MEASUREMENTS OF A NEUROLOGICAL CONTROL SYSTEM
OKAOA, S. REALIZATION OF BOOLEAN POLYNOMIALS BASED ON INCIDENCE MATRICES
OKAJIMA, MITSUHARU COMPUTER PATTERN RECOGNITION TECHNIQUES, ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC OIAGNOSIS
OKAYA, Y. A COMPUTE~-OPERATED LABORATORY DATA-TAKING SYSTEM
OKAZAKI, E. A. SOME APPLICATIONS OF AN ELECrRONIC COMPUTER TO PROBLEMS OF DIFFUSION
OKUMURA. Y. AN ELECTRONIC REAOING MACHINE
OLDFIELD, BRUCE G. II GENERAL SYSTEM FOR HANDLING ALPHAMERIC INFORMATION ON THE IBM 701 COMPUTER
OLOFIELD. BRUCE G. PRODUCING COMPUTER INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE PACT I COMPILER
OLOFIELO, J. V. TRA~SFORMER DESIGN WITH DIGITAL COMPUTERS
OLIVIER, DONALO A FURTHER NOTE ON APPROXIMATING E TO THE X
OLMER, J. A FLEXIBLE OIRECT FILE APPROACH TO INFORMATION RETRIEVAL ON A SMALL TO MEDIUM SIZE COMPUTER
OLSEN, J. L. MECHANICAL EFFECTS AT THE SUPERCONDUCTING TRANSITION
OLSEN, K. H. TX-O, A TRANSISTOR COMPUTER
OLSEN, KENNETH H. TRANSISTOR CIRCUITRY IN THE LINCOLN TX-2
OLSEN, T. VAHL ANALYSIS OF ELASTIC STRUCTURES ON DIGITAL COMPUTERS
OLSON, S. R. PGEC MEMBERSHIP SURVEY
OLSZTYN, J. THE PROBLEM OF PROGRAMMING COMMUNICATION WITH CHANGING MACHINES. PA~T 1
OLSZTYN, J. THE PROBLEM OF PROGRAMMING COMMUNICATION WITH CHANGING MACHINES, PART 2
OLSZTYN, J. T. DYANA, OYNAMICS A~ALYlER-PROGRAMMER, PART II, STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION
ONES TO, N. M. TOLERABLE ERRORS OF NEURONS FOR INFALLIBLE NETS
ONOE, MORIO TRIANGULAR WALK PATTERN FOR THE DOWN-HILL METHOO OF SOLVING A TRANSCENOENTAL EQUATION
ONYSHKEVYCH. L. S. PARAMETRIC PHASE-LOCKED OSCILLATOR, CHARACTERISrlCS ANO APPLICATIONS TO OIGITAL SYSTE~
OPLER, A. RELATIVE MERITS OF GENERAL AND SPECIAL PURPOSE COMPUTERS FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
OPLER. A. UTILIZATION OF COMPUTERS FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
OPLER, ASCHER A TOPOLOGICAL APPLICATION OF COMPUTING MACHINES
OPLER, ASCHER CURRE~T PROBLEMS IN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
OPLER, ASCHER DESIGN OF A MULTIPROGRAMMEO ALGEBRAIC COMPILER
OPLER, ASCHER EXPERIENCE IN OEVELOPING INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS ON LARGl ELECTRO~IC COMPUTERS
OPLER, ASCHER MULTIPROGRAMMING, THE PROGRAMMER'S VIEW
OPLER, ASCHER USE OF MOSL IN PREPARING RETRIEVAL PROGRAMS
OPLER, ASCHER VARIABLE WIOTH STACKS
ORCHARD-HAYS, W. A NEW APPROACH TO THE PROGRAMMING PROBLEM
ORCHARO-HAYS. W. THE GENERAL PROBLEM OF COMPUTING LANGUAGES
ORCHARD-HAYS, WILLIAM THE EVOLUTION OF PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
ORCHARO-HAYS, WM. AN EFFICIENT FORM OF INVERSE FOR SPARSE MATRICES
ORO-SMITH, R. J. SEAL, A LANGUAGE FOR BUSINESS DATA PROCESSING
ORD-SMITH, R. J. THE STANTEC-lEBRA SIMPLE CODE AND ITS INTERPRETATION
OROE, H. PROGRAMMING STRATEGY ON THE NATIONAL-ELLIOTT 405 DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
ORDEN, ALEX APPLICATION OF THE BURROUGHS EI0l COMPUTER
OROEN, ALEX SOLUTION OF SYSTEMS OF LINEAR INEQUALITIES ON A OIGITAL COMPUTER
ORGANICK, E. I. COMPUTERS IN ENGINEERING EOUCATION 1960-1964
ORGEL, S. A MATHEMATICAL LANGUAGE COMPILER
ORGILL. JEANETTE A TURNING POINT IN THE COMPUTER INDUSTRY
ORLANOO, P. A PERTURBATION TECHNIQUE FOR ANALOG COMPUTERS
ORMSBY. JOSEPH F. A. OESIGN OF NUMERICAL FILTERS WITH APPLICATIONS TO MISSILE OATA PROCESSING
ORNSTEIN, G. N. THE AUTOMATIC DETERMINATION OF HUMAN ANO OTHER SYSTEM PARAMETERS
ORTEGA, J. M. ON STURM SEQUENCES FOR TRIOIAGONAL MATRICES
ORTEGA, JAMES M. THE LLT AND QR METHOOS FOR SYMMETRIC TRIDIAGONAL MATRICES
ORTEL, W. C. G. NANOSECOND LOGIC BY AMPLITUDE MODULATION AT X BANO
ORTHWEIN, W. C. THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE REYNOLO'S PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION APPLIED TO THE AIR
ORVEDAHL, W. MANIAC
OSBORNE, C. F. THE MAGNETIC STORAGE ORUM ON THE ACE PILOT MOOEL
OSBORNE, E. E. A OIRECT METHOO FOR SOLVING LINEAR ALGEBRAIC EQUATIONS
OSBORNE, E. E. ON LEAST SQUARES SOLUTIONS OF LINEAR EQUATIONS
OSBORNE, E. E. ON PRE-CONDITIONING MATRICES
OSBORNE, E. E. ON PRE-CONDITIONING OF MATRICES
OSBORNE, J. S. DESIGN OF LOGIC FOR RECOGNITION OF PRINTED CHARACTERS BY SIMULATION
OSBORNE, J. S. THE DESIGN OF A LOGIC FOR THE RECOGNITION OF PRINTED CHARACTERS BY SIMULATION
OSBORNE, M. R. ITERATIVE PROCESSES FOR SOLVING FINITE-DIFFERENCE APPROXIMATIONS TO SEPARABLE PARTIAL OIFF
USTER, C. A. ONE LOST BIT
OSTER. S. M. AN ELECTROMAGNETIC CLUTCH FOR HIGH ACCELERATIONS
OSTERLUNO, A. G. A GAS FILM LUBRICATION STUDY PART Ill, EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF PIVOTEO SLIOER BEAR
USTROFSKY, M. UNORTHODOX USES UF OIGITAL COMPUTERS
OTIS, E. J. OPTIMIZEO CONTROL THROUGH DIGITAL EQUIPMENT
OTT, GENE OESIGN OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES FROM THEIR REGULAR EXPRESSIONS
OTTERMAN, JOSEPH ON THE LOOP ANO NODE-ANALYSIS APPROACHES TO THE SIMULATION OF ELECTRICAL NETWORKS
OTTERSTROM, W. F. AN APPLICATION OF COMPUTERS TO GENERAL BOOKEEPING
OTTO, K. A. ON-LINE COMPUTER OPTIMIZATION OF A CHEMICAL PROCESS
OVENSTONE, J. A. A PROPOSED PLANNING MAN-MACHINE COMPLEX
OVENSTONE, J. A. AN INDUSTRY STUDY, E.O.P. IN THE DEFENCE SERVICES
OVENSTONE, J. A. BUSINESS AND ACCOUNTANCY DATA PROCESSING
OVENSTONE, J. A. DEMONSTRATION PROBLEMS ON THE WREOAC SYSTEM
436

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

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AUTHOR INDEK

OVENSTONE, J •. A. ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING IN THE DEFENCE SERVICES
OVENSTONE, J. A. ON COMPRESSIBLE LAMINAR BOUNDARY LAYER FLOW
OVENSTONE, J. A. THE WREDAC SYSTEM
OVERHEU, D. L. THE DIGITAL COMPUTER IN A SCIENTIFIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
OVERMEYER, J. MICROWAVE RESONANCE IN GADOLINIUM-IRON GARNET CRYSTALS
OVERN, W. M. THE SWITCHING CHARACTERISTICS OF 4-19 PERMALLOY CORES WITH DIFFERENT ANNEALS
OWEN, C. E. THE DESIGN PHILOSOPHY OF PEGASUS, A QUANTITY-PRODUCTION COMPUTER
OWEN, D. G. COMPUTERS AND OPERATIONAL RESEARCH
OWEN, H. A. AN APPROACH TO THE EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF PERSISTENT-CURRENT DEVICES
OWENS, A. AUTOMATIC DIGITAL MATRIC STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS
OWINGS, J. L. THE RCA BIZMAC SYSTEM CENTRAL
PACELLI, M. NON-DYNAMIC ASPECTS OF RECURSIVE PROGRAMMING
PACELLI, M. PALGO, AN ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE AND ITS TRANSLATOR FOR OLIVETTI ELEA 6001
PACELLI, M. SEQUENTIAL TRANSLATION OF A PROBLEM-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
PACKER, LEROY DYNAMIC BINARY COUNTER WITH ANALOG READ-OUT
PADDOCK, HAROLD E. SOME AUDIT ASPECTS OF PUNCHED CARD ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
PAGE, CALVIN A. THE HORSESHOE HEAD, A RECORDING HEAD FOR OIGITAL INFORMATION STORAGE wITH NON-CONTACT OPE
PAGE, E. S. A NOTE ON ROUND-OFF
PAGE, E. S. AN EXTENDEO AUTOCODE FOR PEGASUS
PAGE, E. S. ASSIGNMENT PROBLEMS
PAGE, E. S. ON THE SCHEDULING OF JOBS BY COMPUTER
PAGE, E. S. ON THE SCHEDULING OF JOBS BY COMPUTER
PAGE, E. S. THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS OF ROUTINE MAINTENANCE
PAGE, J. F. FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZATION OF DATA IN THE RCA BIZMAC SYSTEM
PAGE, L. J. SOME FEATURES OF THE ACE COMPUTER
PAGE, L. J. THE MAGNETIC STORAGE DRUM ON THE ACE PILOT MODEL
PAGE, R. M. MAGNETIC DRUM TIME COMPRESSION RECORDER
PAINE, R. M. A SYSTEM AND LANGUAGE FOR DATA PROCESSING
PAINE. R. M. AUTOMATIC COOING FOR BUSINESS APPLICATIONS
PAINE, R. M. BUSINESS LANGUAGES ANO ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS
PAINE, R. M. COMPUTER FEASIBILITY STUDY
PAINE. R. M. SELECTION OF COMPUTER PERSONNEL
PAINTER, JAMES THE USE OF GENERATORS IN TAC
PAINTER. JAMES A. COMPUTER PREPARATION OF A POETRY CONCOROANCE
PAIVINEN. J. O. INDUSTRY'S ROLE IN SUPPORTING HIGH-SCHOOL SCIENCE PROGRAMS
PAIVINEN, JOHN BIMAG CIRCUITS FOR OIGITAL DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEMS
PAIVINEN, JOHN O. OESIGN OF TRIODE FLIP-FLOPS FOR LONG-TERM STABILITY
PALAIS, S. M. PHYSICAL AND LOGICAL DESIGN OF A HIGHLY PARALLEL COMPUTER
PALERMO, F. P. AN APPLICATION OF CODING THEORY TO A FILE ADDRESS PROBLEM
PALERMO, G. PALGO, AN ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE AND ITS TRANSLATOR FOR OLIVETTI ELEA 6001
PALERMO, G. SEQUENTI AL TRANSLA liON OF A PROBLEM-OR IENTED PROGRAMMI NG LANGUAGe
PALEVSKY, M. A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR REAL-TIME SIMULATION
PALEVSKY, M. A SOLID STATE ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERSION DEVICE
PALEVSKY, MAX SPECIAL-PURPOSE COMPUTERS
PALEVSKY, MAX THE DESIGN OF THE BENOIX DIGITAL DifFERENTIAL ANALYZ~R
PALFREYMAN, E. H. ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING IN THE CDMMUNWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE STAFF TRAINING
PALM, F. R. DIRECT DATA SUPERVISOR
PALMER, B. I. TRAINING FOR SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION WORK IN GKEAT BRITAIN
PALMER, D. R. A STOCK-CONTROL AND INVOICING SYSTEM USING A GAMMA 3 COMPUTER
PALMER, R. COMPUTER CALCULATIONS ON THE INITIATION OF HIGH EXPLOSIVE
PALMIERI, J. A. DESIGN OF ACP RESISTOR-COUPLED SWITCHING CIRCUITS
PALOCZ, I. THEORY OF A FAST-SWITCHING ELfCTRON-BEAM FREQUENCY OIVIDER
PANTAlELOS. P. G. AN IMPROVED MULTICHANNEL DRIFT-STABILIZATION SYSTEM
PAPIAN, W. N. THE MIT MAGNETIC-CORE MEMORY
PAPWORTH, O. G. COMPUTERS AND CHANGE-RINGING
PARDEE, D. R. REAL-TIME MANAGEME~T CONTROL AT HUGHES AIRCRAFT
PARDEE, R. S. A COMPUTER DRIVEN SIMULATION ENVIRONMENT FOR AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL STUDIES
PARDO, ISADOR CARD RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY (CRAMI. FUNCTIONS AND USE
PARDO, ISADOR NCR-3I5 ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
PAREZANOVIC, N. ACCURACY IMPROVEMENTS Of THE TAPPED-POTENTIOMETER FUNCTION GENEKATO~S
PAREZANOvlC, N. SOLVING INTEGRAL EQUATIONS ON A REPETITIVE DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER
PAREZANOVIC, N. THE USE OF A RE~ETITIVE DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER FOR FINDING ROOTS OF POLYNOMIAL EQUATIONS
PARI SOT • G. R. LOGARITHMIC PROGRAMS, THEIR APPLICATION TO THE CALCULATION OF CONVEK AI~O,MOKE SPECIF ICALL
PARK, D. M. R. CYCLOPS-I, A SECOND GENERATION RECOGNITION SYSTEM
PARK, T. M. FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION SORTING ON UTECOM
PARK. T. M. THE STABILITY OF NON-LINEAR DIFFERENCE-OIFFEKENTIAL EQUATIONS IN AERODYNAMICS
PARKER-RHODES, A. F. A REDUCTION METHOD FOR NON-ARITHMETIC DATA, AND ITS APPLICATION TO THESAURIC TRANSLA
PARKER-RHODES, A. F. COMPUTER OPERATIONS REQUIRED FOK MECHANICAL TRANSLATION
PARKER-RHODES, F. R. A NEW MODEL OF SYNTACTIC DESCRIPTION
PARKER, D. B. A COMPILER WITH AN ANALOG-ORIENTED INPUT LANGUAGE
PARKER, G. J. CONSIDERATIONS OF A COMPUTER WITH AN ADDRESSLESS ORDER CODE
PARKER. G. J. LOGICAL DESIGN FOR ADM, AN ADDRESSLESS DIGITAL MACHINE
PARKHILL, S. THE EXTENDED AND MODERNISED ANALOGUE COMPUTING FACILITIES AT W.R.E.
PARKIN, T. R. A ONE-DAY LOOK AT COMPUTING
PARKINSON. D. H. SOME BRITISH RESEARCH IN SUPERCONDUCTIVE SWITCHING DEVICES
PARKS. J. R. A NEW TECHNIQUE IN AUTOMATIC CHARACTER RECOGNITION
PARKS, J. R. CHARACTER RECOGNITION
PARSEGYAN, B. I. DEPOSITEO MAGNETIC FILMS AS LOGIC ELEMENTS
PARSONS, E. A TIME-SHARING ANALOG MULTIPLIER
PARSONS, FRANCES L. A SIMPLE OESK-CALCULATOR METHOD FOR CHECKING BINARY RESULTS OF DIGITAL-COMPUTER ARITH
PARTER. SEYMOUR V. SOME COMPUTATIONAL RESULTS ON 'TWO-LINE' ITERATIVE METHODS FOR THE BIHARMONIC OIFFERE~
PARTRIDGE, G. R. A TRANSISTORIZED PULSE CODE MOOULATOR
PARTRIDGE, G. R. CORRECTION, A TRANSISTORIZED PULSE CODE MOOULATOR
PARTRIDGE, R. S. A 32.000-WORD MAGNETIC-CORE MEMORY
PASK, G. A PROPOSED EVOLUTIONARY MOOEL
PASK, G. PHYSICAL ANALOGUES TO THE GROWTH OF A CONCEPT
PASK, G. THE NATURAL HISTORY OF NETWORKS
PASK, GORDON INTERACTION BETWEEN A GROUP OF SUBJECTS AND AN ADAPTIVE AUTOMATION TO PRODUCE A SELF ORGANIZ
PATE, H. R. THE OESIGN OF A LARGE ELECTROSTATIC MEMORY
PATERSON, J. B. THE COBOL SORT VERB
PATRICK, ROBERT L. A START AT AUTOMATIC STORAGE ASSIGNMENT
PATTERSON, G. W. THE EVOLUTION OF COMPUTING MACHINES AND SYSTEMS
PATTERSON, G. W. WH~T IS A CODE
PATTERSON, GEORGE W. LOGICAL SYNTAX AND TRANSFORMATION RULES
PATTERSON, GRAHAM COMPUTER TECHNIQUES APPLIED TO SHIPBUILDING
PIITTERSON. L. J. TRANSIENT ANALYSIS AND DEVICE CHARACTERIZATION OF ACP CIRCUITS
PAUL. B. R. E.D.P. IN THE INSURA~CE INDUSTRY
PAUL, J. W. CAN A SMALL DIGITAL COMPUTER EARN A PLACE IN A CIVIL ENGINEERING OFFICE
PAUL. M. A GENERAL PROCESSOR FOR CERTAIN FORMAL LANGUAGES.
PAUL, M. A SYNTAX CONTROLLED GENERATOR OF FORMAL LANGUAGE PROCESSORS
437

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

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PAU - POT

AUTHOR INDEX

PAUL, M. ALGOL 60 PROCESSORS AND A PROCESSOR GENERATOR
PAULL, M. C. MINIMIZING THE NUMBER OF STATES IN INCOMPLETELY SPECIFIED SEQUENTIAL SWITCHING FUNCTIONS
PAULSEN, R. C. MAGNETIC CORE LOGIC IN A HIGH SPEED CARD-TO-TAPE CONVERTER
PAVLEY, RICHARD A METHOD FOR THE SOLUTION OF THE NTH BEST PATH PROBLEM
PAVLEY, RICHARD APPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS TO PROBLEMS IN THE STUDY OF VEHICULAR TRAFFIC
PAVON, RAUL THE MEXICAN POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY INTRODUCES A DIRECT WAY FOR FAST COMPUTATION OF INDUSTRIA
PAYCHA, F. MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS AND CYBERNETICS
PAYNE, A. H. STOCK TRANSACTION RECORDS ON THE DATATRON 205
PAYNE, R. ONLINE DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR MEASUREMENTS OF A NEUROLOGICAL CONTROL SYSTEM
PAYNE, R. B. THE ATLAS SUPERVISOR
PAYNE, R. B. THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY ATLAS OPERATING SYSTEM, PART I, INTERNAL ORGANIZATION
PAYNE, R. B. THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY ATLAS OPERATING SYSTEM, PART II. USER'S DESCRIPTION
PAYNE, W. F. M. OPERATIONAL EXPERIENCE WITH THE PEGASUS AUTOCODE
PEABODY, P. R. DIGITAL SYNTHESIS OF CORRELATED STATIONARY NOISE
PEACEMAN, D. W. APPLICATION OF LARGE COMPUTERS TO RESERVOIR ENGINEERING PROBLEMS
PEACOCK, D. H. COMPUTERS FOR REAL TIME MILITARY COMMAND AND CONTROL
PEAR JR, C. B. FLUTTER IN MAGNETIC RECORDING OF DATA
PEARCE, R. M. SOME APPLICATIONS OF AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER TO PROBLEMS OF DIFFUSION
PEARCE, R. P. HIGH ACCURACY OIFFERENCE FORMULAE FOR THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE HEAT CONOUCTION EQUATIO
PEARCEY, T. ASPECTS OF THE PHILOSOPHY OF COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
PEARCEY, T. BEHAVIOUR OF SUBHARMONICS OF EVEN ORDER ARISING IN A NON-LINEAR DIFF.ERENTIAL SYSTEM
PEARCEY, T. CIRRUS, AN ECONOMICAL MULTIPRDGRAM COMPUTER WITH MICROPROGRAM CONTROL
PEARCEY, T. DATA PROCESSING IN PURE RESEARCH WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO RADIO ASTRONOMY
PEARCEY, T. DIGITAL CALCULATING MACHINES USED BY C.S.I.R.D.
PEARCEY, T. IMPLEMENTATION OF PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS WITHIN AN INTEGRATED COMPUTER NETWORK
PEARCEY, T. PERMANENT STORAGE IN SMALL COMPUTERS
PEARCEY, T. PROGRAMMING FOR PUNCHED CARD MACHINES
PEARCEY, T. PROGRAMMING FOR THE C.S.I.R.O. UIGITAL MACHINE
PEARCEY, T. THE FUNCTIONAL DESIGN OF AN AUTOMATIC COMPUTER
PEARCEY, T. USE OF MULTIPROGRAMMING IN THE OESIGN OF A LOW COST DIGITAL COMPUTER
PEARSON, F. W. FACTORS AFFECTING THE RELIABILITY OF PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT
PEARSON, G. C. B. AN INDUSTRY STUDY, BANKING
PEARSON, K. W. SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS
PEARSON, R. T. THE OEVELOPMENT OF THE FLEXIBLE-DISK MAGNETIC RECORDER
PEAVEY, R. D. PROJECT MERCURY REAL-TIME COMPUTATIONAL AND DATA-FLOW SYSTEM
PECKAR, A. PROJECT MERCURY REAL-TIME COMPUTATIONAL AND DATA-FLOW SYSTEM
PEDDER, O. G. LARGE SCALE FILE MAINTENANCE
PEOERSON, O. O. SWITCHING ANO MEMORY CRITERION IN TRANSISTOR FLIP-FLOPS
PEDOWITl, R. P. AUTOMATIC FAILURE RECOVERY IN A DIGITAL OAT A PROCESSING SYSTEM
PEDOWITZ, ~. P. AUTOMATIC FAILURE RECOVERY IN A DIGITAL OATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM
PEEL, D. A. AN ANALYSIS OF A HYORO-ELECTRIC SYSTEM
PEl, M. L. A TEST MATRIX FOR INVERSION PROCEOURES
PELTA, HAROLO N. SELFCIPHER, PROGRAMMING
PENDLETON, R. A. APPARATUS FOR MAGNETIC STORAGE ON THREE-INCH WIDE TAPES
PENGILLEY, C. J. ERRORS IN ANALOG COMPUTERS
PENN, T. C. A WORO-ORIENTED TRANSISTOR DRIVEN NON-DESTRUCTIVE READ-OUT MEMORY
PENNY, J. P. CIRRUS, AN ECONOMICAL MUlTIPROGRAM COMPUTER WITH MICROPROGRAM CONTROL
PENNY, J. P. THE CIRRUS MULTIPROGRAM SYSTEM
PENNY, J. P. USE OF MULTIPROGRAMMING IN THE DESIGN OF A LOW COST DIGITAL COMPUTER
PEREZ-TAMAYO, RUHERI A NUMERICAL METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF MOVING FIELD ISODOSE CURVES FOR TREATME~
PEREZ, J. J. DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF A SAMPLED-OATA SIMULATOR
PERKINS, L. W. ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS AN AID TO PRODUCTION AND INVENTORY MANAGEMENT
PERKINS, R. PROGRAMMED CONTROL OF MULTI-COMPUTER SYSTEMS
PERKINS, ROBERT EASIAC, A PSEUDO-COMPUTER
PERLES, M. THE THEORY OF DEFINITE AUTOMATA
PERLEY, RICHMOND AUTOMATIC STRAIN-GAGE AND THERMOCOUPLE RECORDING ON PUNCHED CARDS
PERLIN, I. E. PLANS FOR THE GEORGIA TECH COMPUTER CENTER
PERLIS, A. A MATHEMATICAL LANGUAGE COMPILER
PERLIS, A. J. CHARACTERISTICS OF CURRENTLY AVAILABLE SMALL DIGITAL COMPUTERS
PERLIS, A. J. PRELIMINARY REPORT, INTERNATIONAL ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE
PERLIS, A. J. REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
PERLIS, A. J. REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
PERLIS, A. J. REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
PERLIS, A. J. REVISEO REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
PERLIS, A. J. REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
PERL IS, A. J. STATUS OF DIGITAL COMPUTER AND DATA PROCESSING DEVELOPMENTS IN THE SOVIET U~ION
PERLIS, A. J. THE COMPUTER IN THE UNIVERSITY
PERLIS, A. J. THE PROPERTIES OF THE BENDIX G-20 EXECUTIVE PROGRAM SYSTEM
PERLIS, A. J. THE USE OF THREADED LISTS IN CONSTRUCTING A COMBINEO ALGOL AND MACHINE-LIKE ASSEMBLY PRDCES
PERLIS, ALAN J. A COMMAND LANGUAGE FOR HANDLING STRINGS OF SYMBOLS
PERLIS, ALAN J. A MATHEMATICAL LANGUAGE COMPILER
PERLIS, ALAN J. A MULTI-LEVEL COOE PROCESSOR
PERL IS, ALAN J. A VISIT TO COMPUTATION CENTERS IN THE SOVIET UNION
PERLIS, ALAN J. ACM PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
PERLIS, ALAN J. COMPILING MATRIX OPERATIONS
PERLIS, ALAN J. EQUIPPING THE UNIVERSITY COMPUTING LABORATORY
PERLIS, ALAN J. SYMBOL MANIPULATION BY THREADEO LISTS
PERLMAN, JUSTIN A. DIGITAL DATA TRANSMISSION, THE USER'S VIEW
PEROTTO, PIER GIORGIO A NEW METHOD FOR AUTOMATIC CHARACTER RECOGNITION
PERRY, C. CONVERSION BETWEEN FLOATING POINT REPRESENTATIONS
PERRY, C. L. THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF THE OAK RIDGE OIGITAL COMPUTER
PERRY, DAVID P. SPECIFICATIONS FOR AN AUTOMATIC MATRIX PROGRAM
PERRY, G. H. A NEW AND SIMPLE TYPE OF DIGITAL CIRCUIT TECHNIQUE USING JUNCTION TRANSISTORS ANO MAGNETIC:
PERRY, G. H. A READ-OUT CIRCUIT FOR HIGH-SPEED NON-DESTRUCTIVELY READ STORES
PERRY, J. W. AUTOMATION OF INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
PERRY, K. E. AN ERROR CORRECTING ENCODER AND DECODER FOR PHONE LINE DATA
PERRY, M. N. AMERICAN AIRLINES SABRE ELECTRONIC RESERVATIONS SYSTEM
PERSCHKE, SERGEI HUMAN TRANSLATION AND TRANSLATION BY MACHINE, II
PETERKA, JAMES J. A METHOO FOR OBTAINING SPECIFIC VALUES OF COMPILING-PARAMETER FUNCTIONS
PETERSEN, B. S. GIER, A DANISH COMPUTER OF MEDIUM SIZE
PETERSEN, B. SCHAROE A FAST CARD READER FOR THE GIER COMPUTER
PETERSEN, B. SCHAROE CALCULATION OF DRIVERS FOR DIODE OECODERS (OANISH)
PETERSEN, BENT SCHMOE CONTROL CIRCUITS FOR THE LINE PRII~TER (DANISH)
PETERSEN, H. E. A MAGNETIC ASSOCIATIVE MEMORY
PETERSEN, RICHARD M. AUTOMATIC CODING AT G.t.
PETERSON, G. R. A PRECISION AMPLITUDE-DISTRIBUTION AMPLIFIER
PETERSON, H. P. A FUNCTIONAL OESCRIPTION OF THE LINCOLN TX-2 COMPUTER
PETERSON, T. I. II NON-LINEAR ESTIMATION PROGRAM
PETERSON, W. W. ADDRESSING FOR RANDOM-ACCESS STORAGE
PETERSON, W. W. CYCLIC CODES FOR ERROR DETECTION
438

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

OVE - PET
IFIP62 '093
PGEC593 3,6
PGEC592 169
JACM594 506
tlJCC58 159
PAC"'58
14
IlfP 58 635
EJCC57 183
CACM62N 567
EJCC61 279
TCJ4613 222
TCJ4613 226
ARAP591 58
CACM627 400
LSU 57
95
CAN 62
99
NCR 612 81
CAN 58 330
TCJ5622 142
TCB7644 107
AUS 63 C.15
PGEC636 6b3
WS 571 105
AUS 51
42
AUS 63 C.18
AUS 60 C5.1
AUS 51 107
AUS 51
81
AUS 51 127
CACM629 473
RMCS60
66
AUS 63 A.4
TCJ5634 308
P IRE611 164
EJCC61
33
EJCC61
33
BCS 58 157
NCR 602
3
IBMJ591
2
IIJCC59 159
TCJ3603 161
CACM620 5u8
CACM602 83
EJCC56
8'0
AUS 60 C9.2
WJCC60
1S3
PGEC636 663
AUS 63 C.17
CACM629 473
CACM630 625
IIJCC61 3'01
LSU 51 141
IF IP62 545
JACM562 65
PGEC633 233
JACM541 36
LSU 55 171
PACM56
30
EJCC54
11
CACM58D
8
CACM605 299
ARAP612 351
ARAP634 217
TCJ563'o 349
CACM631
1
DNR 58
~3
MCF 61 181
CAN 6U 3]8
CIICM611 36
PACM58
30
dl
ACFI57
PACM5,}
24
CIICM596
8
CACM630 642
CACI1620 5'10
CLUN55 187
CACM6ll4 195
EJCC61 209
PGEC6H 521
CACM606 h2
PACM52T 23
LSU 56 210
I EES56 412
IF IP62 5 62
20
PIPBERGER, HUBERT AUTOMATIC SCANNING OF CARDIOVASCULAR DATA UTILIZING FOSDIC
P GEC636 846
PISKE, U. A. W. LEARNING MATRICES AND THEIR APPLICATIONS
EC IPS!> 165
PISULA, K. THE INSTRUCTION CODE OF G-2 eGERMANI
b
PECS52
PITMAN, D. L. THE BENSON-LEHNER PHoTOFORMER
EJCC58 1b8
PLANO, P. PERFORMANCE ADVANCES IN A TRANSISTORIZED COMPUTER SYSTEM THE TRANSAC 5-2000
MIL 611 115
PLATH, WARREN AUTOMATIC SENTENCE DIAGRAMMING
CAS 62 182
PLATH, WARREN J. ASPECTS OF CURRENT RESEARCH IN AUTOMATIC LANGUAGE ANALYSIS
TCJ3614 165
PLATT, A. J. THE EXPERIENCE OF APPLYING A COMMERCIAL COMPUTER IN A BRITISH ORGANIZATION
SOS 61 315
PLATT, J. R. HOW A RANDOM ARRAY OF CELLS CAN LEARN TO TELL WHETHER A STRAIGHT LINE IS STRAIGHT
TCB1633 11
PLAYFAIR, EDWARD COMPUTERS AND MANAGEMENT
PACM62
18
PLETTE, W. S. AN AUTO-INSTRUCTlo~AL TEXT FOR IBM 1401 PROGRAMMING
NCR 514 115
PLOTKIN, M. SYSTEMATIC TRACING OF DISCREPANCIES IN ANALOG COMPUTERS
WJCC61 5~3
PLUGGE, W. R. AMERICAN AIRLINES SABRE ELECTRONIC RESERVATIONS SYSTEM
EJCC56 120
POHM, A. V. A COMPACT COINCIDENT-CURRENT MEMORY
PGEC625 658
POHM, A. V. A NEW APPROACH TO RESISTOR-TRANSISTOR-TUNNEL-DIODE NANOSECOND LOGIC
PGEC603 308
POHM, A. V. MAGNETIC FILM MEMORIES, A SURVEY
PoHM, A. V. SOME APPLICATIONS OF MAGNETIC FILM PARAMETRONS AS LOGICAL DEVICES
PGEC603 315
I ElSJ621 64
POLANO, C. B. A MULTIPROCESSING APPROACH TO A LARGE COMPUTER SYSTEM
PGEC543 2.9
POLIMERoU, L. G. A NEW METHOD OF GENERATING FUNCTIONS
PGEC573
167
PDLIMEROU, LAZARUS G. A NEW METHOD FOR GENERATING A FUNCTION OF TWO INDEPENDENT VARIABLES
CACM622 115
POLK, WILLIAM SIMULATION AND ANALYSIS OF BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMS, III, ANALYSIS AND PATTERN RECOGNITION
FTT 53
32
POLLARD, B. W. THE CIRCUIT COMPONENTS OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
POLLARD, B. W. THE DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION, AND PERFORMANCE OF A LARGE-SCALE GENERAL-PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTE EJCC51
62
P'OLLEY, D. W. A PROGRESS REPORT ON THE INTRODUCTION OF A.D.P. FOR RECORDING CONTRIBUTiONS PAID UNDER THE TCJ3603 111
POLLOCK, N. C. AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING APPLICATIONS, PROGRESS AND OPERATION
EDPS61
'10
BCS 58
14
POLLOCK, N. C. PAYROLL AND PRODUCTION APPLICATIONS
ANL 53
37
POMERENE, J. INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDY WILLIAMS MEMORY
PCS 62 254
POMERENE, J. H. A NONARITHMETICAL SYSTEM EXTENSION
PGEC554 133
POMERENE, J. H. FAST CARRY LOGIC FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
WJCC60
23
POMERENE, J. H. THE HARVEST SYSTEM
HARV55
H
PONTIUS, JAMES W. PROBLEMS OF CENTRALIZATION
POOLE, P. C. THE PROCESSING AND ANALYSIS OF COSMIC RAY AIR SHOWER DATA USING THE COMPUTER SILLIAC
AUS 63 6.12
POORE JR, JESSE H. CHARACTER MANIPULATION IN 1620 FORTRAN II
CACM620 b02
PooRTE, G. E. CHARACTERISTICS OF THE RCA BIZMAC COMPUTER
WJCC56 133
POORTE, G. E. LOGIC DESIGN OF THE RCA BIlMAC COMPUTER
NCR 564 81
POORTE, GLEN E. THE OPERATION AND LOGIC OF THE MARK III ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR IN VIEW OF OPERATING EXPERI EJCC51
~O
WJCC58
1:>6
POORTE, GLEN E. THE RCA 501 ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
POPE, DAVIO A. AN EXPONENTIAL METHOD OF lliUMERICAL INTEGRATION OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
CACM638 49l
POPE, DAVID A. MAXIMIZING FUNCTIONS OF ROTATIONS, EXPERIMENTS CONCeRNING SPEED OF DIAGONALIlATION OF SYMM JACM514 45'1
PUPE, DAVID A. MULTIPLE PRECISION ARITHMETIC
CACM600 652
EJCC51 219
POPPE, C. W. AN AUTOMATIC VOICE READOUT SYSTEM
PoPPELBAUM, W. J. FLOW GATING
ilJCC58 US
POPPLEWELL, CICELY M. PROBLEMS OF DYNAM1CAL ASTRONOMY
FTT 53 282
PORTER JR, F. J. COMPUTERS IN BASIC BUSINESS APPLICATIONS
12
EJCC55
PORTER, A. TECHNOMETRICS AND EDUCATION
CAN 60
1
PACM61 12C4
PORTER, JAMES THE CONCEPT OF THE LINK SEGMENT SYSTEM
WJCC56
10
PORTER, R. E. A TRULY AUTOMATIC COMPUTING SYSTEM
LCMT61 3~1
~ORTER, R. W.
A LARGE-CAPACITY DOCUMENT STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL SYSTEM
PORTER, V. J. A LARGE-CAPACITY DRUM-FILE MEMORY SYSTEM
EJCC56 136
.. NL 53 213
PORTER, V. J. MAGNETIC READING-RECORDING HEAD DESIGN FOR UNIVAC
POTASH, J. ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING OF SALES AT SOHIO
LSU 58
lI2
POTTER, C. J. SOME CONTROL AND I~TER~AL AUDIT PROBLEMS, INDUSTRIAL LIFE ASSURANCE PREMIUM ACCOUNTING USI~ AUS 60 Al.4
PUTTER, J. T. HIGH DENSITY DIGITAL RECORDING SYSTEM
PGEC521 60
OPI 62 168
POTTtR, ROBERT J. COMPONENT EVALUATION FOR AN OPTICAL DATA PROCESSOR
JACM592 2.i.6
POTTS, RENFREY B. BOUNDARY CONTRACTION SOLUTION OF LAPLACE'S DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
439

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

~j9

POT - RET

AUTHOR INDEX

POTTS. T. F. THE AUTOMATIC DETERMINATION OF HUMAN AND OTHER SYSTEM PARAMETERS
PDULIART. W. MAIN CHARACTERISTICS OF IRSIA-FNRS COMPUTER (FRENCHI
POVARDV. GELLIUS N. A MATHEMATICAL THEORY FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF CONTACT NETWORKS WITH ONE INPUT AND K OUTP
POWELL. F. D. ANALOG COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN PREDICTOR DESIGN
POWELL. M. J. D. A RAPIDLY CONVERGENT DESCENT METHOD FOR MINIMIZATION
POWELL. M. J. O. AN ITERATIVE METHOD FOR FINDING STATIONARY VALUES OF A FUNCTION OF SEVERAL VARIABLES
POWELL, R. V. DISTRIBUTED PARAMETER VIBRATION WITH STRUCTURAL DAMPING AND NOISE EXCITATION
POWERS. CARL UNIVERSITY ROLE IN TRAINING PERSONNEL FOR COMPUTER SERVICES
POWERS. JOHN E. ELIMINATION OF SPECIAL FUNCTIONS FROM DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
POYEN. J. SUGGESTIONS FOR A UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE I FRENCH I
PRATHER. RONALD COMPUTATIONAL AIDS FOR DETERMINING THE MINIMAL FORM OF A TRUTH FUNCTION
PRATT. ARNOLD W. LINEAR PROGRAMMING APPLIED TO ULTRAVIOLET ABSORPTION SPECTROSCOPY
PRAWITZ. OAG A MECHANICAL PROOF PROCEDURE AND ITS REALIZATION IN AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
PRAWITZ, HAKAN A MECHANICAL PROOF PROCEDURE AND ITS REALIZATION IN AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
PREISS. R. J. AN EXPERIMENTAL SYSTEM FOR LOGIC DESIGN DATA ACCUMULATION AND RETRIEVAL
PRENTICE. T. W. C. STC EQUIPMENT BEING OFFERED IN AUSTRALIA
PRESSMAN. ABRAHAM A SELF-CHECKING HIGH-SPEED PRINTER
PRESTON JR. KENDALL THE CELLSCAN SYSTEM. A LEUCOCYTE PATTERN ANALYZER
PRESTON. F. S. AN ANALOG COMPUTER FOR THE SOLUTION OF TANGENTS
PREVADOROS. D. PIPE FLEXIBILITY ANALYSIS ON THE UTECOM COMPUTER
PRICE. H. S. RECENT NUMERICAL EXPERIMENTS COMPARING SUCCESSIVE OVERRELAXATION ITERATIVE METHODS WITH IMPL
PRICE. H. WALTER MEAN LIFE OF PARALLEL ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS. EXPONENTIAL DISTRIBUTION CASE
PRICE. P. J. ANISOTROPIC CONDUCTION IN SOLIDS NEAR SURFACES
PRICE. P. J. ESAKI TUNNELING
PRICE. P. J. ON THE STATISTICAL MECHANICS OF IMPURITY CONDUCTION IN SEMICONDUCTORS
PRICE. P. J. THE LINEAR HALL EFFECT
PRICE. P. J. THE LORENZ NUMBER
PRICE. P. J. THE PHYSICAL INTERPRETATION OF MEAN FREE PATH AND THE INTEGRAL METHOD
PRICE. ROBERT A. TWO METHODS ,fOR WORD INVERSION ON THE IBM 709
PRICE. V. E. THE INTRODUCTION OF COMPUTING TO SCHOOLS
PRICER. W. D. AN IMPROVED TUNNEL OIODE MEMORY SYSTEM
PRINCE. BENJAMIN M. A DIVISIONLESS METHOD OF INTEGER CONVERSION
PRINZ. D. G. INTERPRETATIVE SUB-ROUTINES
PRINZ. D. G. MACHINES FOR THE SOLUTION OF LOGICAL PROBLEMS
PRITSKER. A. A. B. SIMULATION TO OBTAIN A SYSTEMS MEASURE OF AN AIR DUEL ENVIRONMENT
PROCTOR. W. G. THE PACE SCALING ROUTING FOR MERCURY
PROEBSTER. W. E. FLOATING POINT DECIMAL-BINARY CONVERSION (GERMANI
PROEBSTER. W. E. HIGH-SPEED MEMORIES
PROEBSTER. W. E. NANOSECOND SWITCHING IN THIN MAGNETIC FILMS
PRDEBSTER. W. E. THIN MAGNETIC FILMS
PROM. G. J. TRANSISTOR SWITCHING CIRCUITS FOR HIGH-SPEED COMPUTER
PROPSTER JR. C. H. A TRANSISTORIZED TRANSCRIBING CARD PUNCH
PROPSTER JR. C. H. INTERROGATION IN THE BIZMAC SYSTEM
PROPSTER JR. C. H. THE BIZMAC TRANCODER
PROSCHAN. FRANK THE RELIABILITY OF COHERENT SYSTEMS
PROSSER. REESE T. APPLICATIUNS OF BOOLEAN MATRICES TO THE ANALYSIS OF FLOW DIAGRAMS
PROSTICK. JOEL M. LOOP TRACING IN PEP-PERT NETWORKS
PRYOR. R. L. HIGH-SPEED FERRITE MEMORIES
PRYWES, N. S. A GROWING TREE FOR DESCRIPTOR LANGUAGE TRANSLATION
PRYWES. N. S. APPLICATION OF COMPUTERS TO CIRCUIT DESIGN FOR UNIVAC LARC
PRYWES. N. S. AUTOMATIC STRATIFICATION Of INFORMATION
PRYWES. N. S. HIGH-SPEEO SHIFT REGISTERS USING ONE CORE PER BIT
PRYWES. N. S. OUTLINE FOR A MULTI-LIST ORGANIZED SYSTEM
PRYWES. N. S. THE MULTI-LIST CENTRAL PROCESSOR
PRYWES. N. S. THE MULTI-LIST SYSTEM FOR REAL-TIME STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL
PRYWES. N. S. UNIVAC-LARC HIGH-SPEED CIRCUITRY. CASE HISTORY
PRYWES. NOAH S. OIODELESS MAGNETIC SHIFT REGISTERS UTILIZING TRANSFLUXDRS
PUCKLE. D. S. NUMERICALLY CONTROLLED MACHINE TOOLS AND THE PRODUCTION ENGINEER
PUGH. E. W. ANGLE-OF-INCIDENCE ANISOTROPY IN EVAPORATED NICKEL-IRON FILMS
PULVARI. C. F. SCANNERS FOR FERROELECTRIC MEMORY CAPACITORS
PULVARI. C. F. THE SNAPPING DIPOLES OF FERROELECTRICS AS A MEMORY ELEMENT FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
PULVARI. CHARLES F. MEMORY DEVICES
PULVARI, CHARLES F. MEMORY MATRIX USING FERROELECTRIC CONDENSERS AS BISTABLE ELEMENTS
PURRY. R. I. WRITING A PROGRAM FOR THE IBM 650
PUTNAM. HILARY A COMPUTING PROCEDURE FOR QUANTIFICATION THEORY
PYLE, I. C. A PROPOSED TARGET LA~GUAGE FOR COMPILERS ON ATLAS
PYLE, I. C. CHARACTER MANIPULATION IN FORTRAN
PYLE. I. C. DIALECTS OF FORTRAN
PYM,~.
THE ELLIOTT 803 AUTDCODE MARK II
PYNE. I. B. THE EVOLUTION OF COMPUTING MACHINES AND SYSTEMS
PYNE. I. B. THE REDUCTION OF REDUNDANCY IN SOLVING PRIME IMPLICANT TABLES
QUARLES JR. D. A. PREPARATIONS FOR TRACKING ARTIFICIAL EARTH-SATELLITES AT THE VANGUARD COMPUTING CENTER
QUASTLER. H. THE COMPLEXITY OF BIOLOGICAL COMPUTERS
QUINBY. E. J. THE MONROBOT ELECTRONIC CALCULATORS
RABIN, JORDAN B. LINEAR REGKESSION ON THE ELECTROOATA EI0l ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER
RABIN. M. O. FINITE AUTOMATA AND THEIR DECISION PROBLEMS
RABIN. M. O. ON CODES FOR CHECKING LOGICAL UPERATIONS
RABIN. M. O. THE THEORY OF DEFINITE AUTD~ATA
RABIN. MICHAEL O. WORDS IN THE HISTORY OF A TURING MACHINE WITH A FIXED INPUT
RABINOVICI. B. TUNNEL-DIODE FULL BINARY ADDER
RABINOW. J. DEVELOPMENTS IN CHARACTER RECOGNITION MACHINES AT RABINOW ENGINEERING COMPANY
RABINOWITZ. IRVING N. REPORT ON THE ALGO~ITHMIC LANGUAGE FORTRAN II
RABINOWITZ. P. THE USE OF SUB-ROUTINES ON SEAC FOR NUMERICAL .INTEGRATIONS OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS AND F
RABINOWITZ, PHILIP A MULTIPLE PURPOSE ORTHDNORMALIZING CUDE AND ITS USES
RABINOWITZ, PHILIP ADVANCES IN ORTHONORMALIZING COMPUTATION
RABINOWITZ. PHILIP MULTIPLE-PRECISION DIVISION
RACICOT. E. A. INPUT-OUTPUT AND AUXILIARIES
RADCLIFFE, J. M. ESAKI TUNNELING
RADEMACHER. HANS ON THE ACCUMULATION OF ERRORS IN NUMERICAL INTEGRATION ON THE ENIAC
RADEMACHER. HANS A. ON THE ACCUMULATION OF ERRORS IN PROCESSES OF INTEGRATION ON HIGH-SPEED CALCULATING ..
RADFORD. K. J. COMPUTER STUDIes OF ORBITAL RENDEZVOUS
RADFORD. K. J. THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN WEAPUNS SYSTEMS ANALYSIS AND DESIGN
RAOO, T. ERRATUM IN 'ON A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR OBTAINING IRREDUCIBLE REPRESENTATIONS FOR TWO-LEVEL MULTIP
RADO, r. ON A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR OBTAINING IRREDUCIBLE REPRESENTATIONS FOR TWO-LEVEL MULTIPLE INPUT-OUT
RAFFEL, J. A COMPUTER MEMORY USI"IG MAGNETIC FIL.M
RAFFEL, J. EXPERIMENTS ON A THREE-CORE CELL FOR HIGH-SPEED ~EMORIES
RAFFEL. J. I. MAGNETIC FILM MEMORY DESIGN
RAFFEL, JACK I. STORAGE
RAGLAND, EVAN DIGITAL TO VOICE CONVERSION
RAGONESE. F. A METHOD FOR SYNTHESIZING THE WAVEFORM GENERATED BY A CHARACTER, PRINTED IN MAGNETIC INK. I~
440

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

PET - RAG
WJCC61
ECIP55
HARV572
PGEC513
JCJ6632
TCJ5622
PGEC5'12
LSU 56
CACM593

645
66
14
143
103
147
191
157
3
ICIP~9
132
JACM604 299
CACM632 66
JACM602 102
JACM602 102
IFlP62 678
AUS 60014.3
EJCC54
iI.2
IIJCC61 113
PGEC553 101
AUS 60 B4.)
PACM61 2A2
RTCS62 304
IBMJ602 152
IBMJ594 364
IBMJ582 123
ISMJ573 239
IBMJ512 147
IBMJ583 200
CACM600 b58
TCB1632 !>O
IBMJ633 1119
CACM611 315
PACM52T 61
FTT 53 1t11
PGEC591 ,5
JCJ5621 24
ECIP55 120
I FIP62 519
IBMJ602 189
ICIPS9 H9
PGEC564 192
80
EJCC56
WCR 514 105
IICR !i14 293
RTCS62
47
EJCC59 133
PACM61 1083
FJCC62 184
ROME62 153
oIJCC61 1t15
SJCC63 229
PGEC563 114
PACM59
41
IIOC062 214
lFIP62 213
PGEC613 426
PGEC564 316
~US 573 306
IBMJ602 163
PGEC561 34
IIJCt53 140
CHBK62
12
JACM55.3 169
IIUS 60C12.3
JACM603 201
TCJ5622 100
CACM628 4J2
CACM636 462
ARAP612 17
PIRE625 1039
PGEC624 413
EJCC51
!i6
PGEC513 1i1l
(lNR 52
7
L SU 57 189
IBMJ592 114
ItlMJ592 1b3
PC;EC633 233
JACM634 5~6
PGEC622 213
JCR 62
21
CACM626 321
PACM52r 68
JACM544 163
AIC 612 jb
CACM612 96
CAN 58 143
I BMJ594 364
"ISEE462 19
HARV41 116
CAN 62
M9
CAN 511 246
JACM632 2;6
JACM631 ... 8
ICIP59 447
'ICR 554 64
P IRE611 155
HACC59
19
EJCC61 135
pC;eC5B4 [ f l
440

RAI - ROB

AUTHOR INDEX

RAILLARD, H. COMPARATIVE PERFORMANCE OF SATURATING AND CURRENT CLAMPED HIGH-FREQUENCY PULSE CIRCUITS (ABS
J. A MYRIABIT MAGNETIC-CORE MATRIX MEMORY
RAJCHMAN, J. LAMINATED FERRITE MEMORY
RAJCHMAN, J. A. CURRENT STEERING IN MAGNETIC CIRCUITS
RAJCHMAN, J. A. FERRITE APERTURED PLATE FOR RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY
RAJCHMAN, J. A. FIXED, ASSOCIATIVE MEMORY USING EVAPORATED ORGANIC DIODE ARRAYS
RAJCHMAN, J. A. THE TRANSFLUXOR
RAJCHMAN, JAN THE SELECTRON
RAJCHMAN, JAN THE SELECTRON
RAJCHMAN, JAN THE SELECTRON, A TUBE FOR SELECTIVE ELECTROSTATIC STORAGE
RAJCHMAN, JAN A. A MYRIABIT MAGNETIC-CORE MATRIX MEMORY
RAJCHMAN, JAN A. COMPUTER MEMORIES, A SURVEY OF THE STATE-OF-THE-ART
RAJCHMAN, JAN A. MAGNETIC SWITCHING
RAJCHMAN, JAN A. PRINCIPLES OF TRANSFLUXOR AND CORE CIRCUITS
RAJCHMAN, JAN A. SOLID-STATE MICROWAVE HIGH SPEED COMPUTERS
RALSTON, A. A FAMILY OF QUAORATURE FORMULAS WHICH ACHIEVE HIGH ACCURACY IN COMPOSITE RULES
RALSTON, ANTHONY ECONOMIZATION OF RATIONAL FUNCTIONS
RALSTON, ANTHONY ERROR OETECTION AND ERRUR CORRECTION IN REAL-TIME DIGITAL COMPUTERS
RALSTON, ANTHONY SOME TIiEORETICAL AND COMPUTATIONAL MATTERS RELATING TO PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR METHOOS OF NU
RAMIREY, A. R. INTERIM REPORT PRESENTATION DEVELOPMENT OF ELECTRONIC APPLICATIONS
RAMO, SIMON MAN-MACHINE COMMUNICATIONS IN THE COMING TECHNOLOGICAL SOCIETY
RAMO, SIMON THE IMPACT OF COMPUTER DEVELOPMENT ON THE TRAINING AND UTILIZATION OF ENGINEERS
RAMSEY, NORMAN F. APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTING MACHINES TO MOLECULAR-BEAM PROBLEMS
RANDALL, JAMES H. A METHOD OF COUPLING A SMALL COMPUTER TO INPUT-OUTPUT DEVICES WlTHOUT EXnNSIVE BUFFERS
RANDELS, JAMES B. NOTE ON EMPIRICAL BOUNDS FOR GENERATING BESSEL FUNCTIONS
RANDERY, V. K. ENGINEERING CHARACTERISTICS OF CYLINDRICAL THIN FILM PARAMETRONS FOR USE IN DIGITAL SYSTEM
RANEY, GEORGE N. SEQUENTIAL FUNCTIONS
RAO, P. VENKATA A NOVEL TYPE OF ISOGRAPH (ALGEBRAIC EQUATION SOLVERI
RAPKE, EVA CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF DATA ON TENANTS IN LOW RENT GOVERNMENT HOUSING
RAPOPORT, A. SOME SELF-ORGANIZING PARAMETERS IN THREE-PERSON GROUPS
RATHGEBER, M. H. AUTOMATIC RECORDING OF COSMIC RAY AIR SHOWERS
RATTNER, J. USE OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR AIRBORNE GUIDANCE AND NAVIGATION
RATZ, H. C. THE DEVELOPMENT OF A CONDITIONAL PROBABILITY COMPUTER fOR CONTROL APPLICATIONS
RAVER, N. A METHOD fOR KEY-TO-AODRESS TRANSFORMATION
RAWDIN, EUGENE TIME MULTIPLEXING AS APPLIED TO ANALOG COMPUTATION
RAWLINGS, J. H. REALIZATION OF RANDOMLY TIMED COMPUTER I~PUT AND OUTPUT BY MEANS OF AN INTERRUPT FEATURE
RAY, C. EXPERIMENTS IN PROCESSING PICTORIAL INFORMATION WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER
RAY, L. C. PROBABILISTIC INDEXING, A STATISTICAL APPROACH TO THE LIBRARY PROBLEM
RAY, LOUIS C. KEYPUNCHING INSTRUCTIONS FOR TOTAL TEXT INPUT
RAYMOND, F. H. A GENERAL VIEW Of FUNDAMENTAL PROBLEMS IN REAL-TIME INFORMATION PROCESSING (FRENCHI
RAYMOND, F. H. S.E.A. GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTERS CAB
RAYMOND, G. A. A TRANSISTOR-CIRCUIT CHASSIS FOR HIGH RELIABILITY IN MISSILE-GUIDANCE SYSTEMS
RAYMOND, G. A. THE ATHENA COMPUTER, A RELIABILITY REPORT
REACH, R. ARITHMETIC AND CONTROL TECHNIQUES IN A MULTI PROGRAM COMPUTER
READ, A. A. SOME APPLICATIONS OF MAGNETIC FILM PARAMETRDNS AS LOGICAL DEVICES
READ, ALVIN A A DYNAMIC LARGE SIGNAL HODEL FOR A SINGLE-ODMAIN THIN MAGNETIC FILM INDUCTOR
READ, WM. R. THE USE OF A MEDIUM-SIZE COMPUTER IN RETIREMENT AND WELFARE PLAN ADMINISTRATION
REAL, P. A GENERALIZED ANALYSIS Of VARIANCE PROGRAM UTILIZING BINARY LOGIC
ReAM, NORMAN J. DEVELOPING A LONG-RANGE PLAN FOR CORPORATE METHODS AND THE DEPENDENCE ON ELECTRONIC DATA
REDDY, R. B. AUTOMATIC CODING FOR THE IBM 701
REDfERN, PHILIP EXPERIENCE IN USING A DEUCE COMPUTER FOR THE fAMILY EXPENDITURE SURVEY
REDFIELD, A. G. ON THE THEORY OF RELAXATION PROCESSES
REDINGTON, S. G. THE UNIVAC, FILE COMPUTER AND POINT OF SALE RECORDER
REDISH, K. A. SOME PROBLEMS OF A UNIVERSAL AUTOCODE
REDMOND, GOMER H. A GENERAL APPROACH TO PLANNING fOR MANAGEMENT USE OF EDPM EQUIPMENT
REDMOND, GOMER H. THE USE OF A BINARY COMPUTER FOR DATA PROCESSING
REEBER, M. D. GEOMETRIC EFFECTS IN THE SUPERCONDUCTING TRANSITION OF THIN FILMS
REED JR, H. L. FIRING TABLE COMPUTATIONS ON THE ENIAC
REEO, I. S. SYMBOLIC SYNTHESIS OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
REED, I. S. THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF CG 24
REED, W. G. A MULTI-LEVEL FILE STRUCTURE FOR INfORMATION PROCESSING
REES, D. H. THE USE OF AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER IN RESEARCH STATISTICS, FOUR YEARS EXPERieNCE
REES, MINA INTRODUCTION TO DATA HANDLING AND AUTOMATIC COMPUTING
REES, w. H. THE APPLICATION DFCDMPUTER TECHNIQUES TO PROBLEMS IN tlYDRAULIC STRUCTURES
REEVES, C. M. AN APPLICATION OF THE MONTE CARLO METHOD TO THE EVALUATION OF SOME MOLECULAR INTEGRALS
REEVES, C. M. STARTING APPROXIMATIONS FOR THE ITERATIVE CALCULATIONS OF SQUARE ROOTS
REEVES, R. F. A KUTTA THIRD-ORDER PROCEDURE FOR SOLVING DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS REQUIRING MINIMUM STORAGE
REEVES, ROY F. ERROR ESTIMATION IN RUNGE-KUTTA PROCEDURES
REEVES, ROY F. NOTE ON EMPIRICAL BOUNDS FOR GENERATING BESSEL FUNCTIONS
REHLER, KENNETH M. THE RAYDAC SYSTEM AND ITS EXTERNAL MEMORY
REICH, J. E. DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF A SAMPLED-DATA SIMULATOR
REICH, J. E. HYBRID COMPUTATION IN SPACE FLIGHT SIMULATION
REICHENBACH, H. ON PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH IRREGULAR BOUNDARIES
REICKORO, A. W. A VERSATILE MAN-MACHINE COMMUNICATION CONSOLE
REID, D. B. W. ERROR ESTIMATION IN TRANSFER RATES OF PLAS~A CONSTITUENTS
REID, H. C. THE COMPUTER IN CANADIAN RAILROADING, C.P.R. SYSTEM-WIDE DATA PROCESSING
REID, L. W. THE ATHENA COMPUTER, A RELIABILITY REPORT
RElfLER, ERWIN CURRENT RESEARCH AT THE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON ON MT
REIFLER, ERWIN MACHINE LANGUAGE TRANSLATION
REIFLER, ERWIN THE SOLUTION OF MT LINGUISTIC PROBLEMS THROUGH LEXICOGRAPHY
REIHING JR, JOHN V. A TIME-SHARING ANALOG COMPUTER
REISS, RICHARD F. A THEORY AND SIMULATION OF RHYTHMIC BEHAVIOR DUE TO RECIPROCAL INHIBITION IN SMALL NERV
REISS, RICHARD F. AN ABSTRACT MACHINE BASED ON CLASSICAL ASSOCIATION PSYCHOLOGY
REITFORT, HENRY A. THE IBM 650 RAMAC INQUIRY STATION OPERATION
REITWIESNER, G. W. THE DETERMINATION OF CARRY PROPAGATION LENGTH FOR BINARY ADDITION
REITWIESNER, GEORGE W. BINARY ARITHMETIC
REITWIESNER, GEORGE W. CORRECTION TO THE DETERMINATION OF CARRY PROPAGATION LENGTH fOR BINARY ADDITION
REITZ, GERHARD AUTOMATIC AIDS TO DICTIONARY REVISION
REMAGE, R. MATRIX INVERSION BY PARTITIONING
REMUS, H. SIMULATION OF A LEARNING MACHINE FOR PLAYING GO
RENARD, A. M. UNIFLUXOR, A PERMANENT MEMORY ELEMENT
RENFER, G. F. AUTOMATIC PROGRAM TESTING
RENNERT, J. NEW PHOSPHOR MEMORY DEVICE
RENTON, C. A. TUNNEL-DIODE FULL BINARY ADDER
RENWICK, W. EDSAC II
RENWICK, W. THE EDSAC
RESNIKOFF, H. L. A TAPE DICTIONARY FOR LINGUISTIC EXPERIMENTS
RETTIG, A. S. AUTOMATIC STORE AND FORWARD MESSAGE SWITCHING SYSTEM
RETTIG, A. S. ON-LINE SALES RECORDING SYSTEM
RETZINGER JR, L. P. AN INPUT-OUTPUT SYSTEM FOR A OIGITAL CONTROL COMPUTER
~AJCHMAN,

441

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

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17
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HAIW41 412
CACM6LD 562
PACM52T 61
ADC 53 199
PACM52P 191
IEI;;S56 431
CACM6lD 419
TCB6634 121>
NCR 602 66
:lCR 62 209
WJCC5B 1H
TCJ1583 12B
AoC 53 131
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PGEC51>1 12
PGEC553 US
PGEC583 218
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LSU 56
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PI RE 530 1320
ONR 58 116
FJCC63 431
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I EES56 295
I EES56 346
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RMCS60
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MANC51
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PGEC553 '15
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ARAP591 111
TCJ15J4 112
IEES56
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LSU 56
34
TCJ56:l4 2'11
JACM632 163
442

ROB - RYE

AUTHOR INDEX

ROBINSON, L. P. MODEL 30-201 ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER
ROBINSON, L. W. THE ICT 1301 DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
ROBINSON, LOUIS THE USE OF THE IBM 709 IN OIGITAl COMPUTING
ROBINSON, S. M. A SHORT METHOD FOR MEASURING ERROR IN A LEAST-SQUARES POWER SERIES
ROBINSON, STEPHEN M. FITTING SPHERES BY THE METHOO OF lEAST SQUARES
ROBINSON, T. H. S. DATA PROCESSING APPlIEO TO MANUfACTURING INDUSTRIES
ROBISON, D. E. REGRESSION AND CODEO PATTERNS IN DATA EDITING
ROCHESTER, N. COMPUTER DEFINITIONS
ROCHESTER, N. INTELLIGENT BEHAVIOR IN PROBLEM-SOLVING MACHINES
ROCHESTER, N. SYMPOSIUM, THE DESIGN OF MACHINES TO SIMULATE THE BEHAVIOR OF THE HUMAN BRAIN
ROCHESTER, N. THE IBM TYPE 702, AN ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING MACHINE FOR BUSINESS
ROCHESTER, N. THE lOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF THE NEW IBM SCIENTIFIC CALCULATOR
ROCHESTER, N. THE lOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF THE NEW IBM SCIENTIFIC. CALCULATOR
ROCHESTER, NATHANIEL SYMBOLIC PROGRAMMING
ROCHESTER, NATHANIEL THE COMPUTER AND ITS PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT
ROCK, SIBYL M. MASS SPECTROMETER ANALYSIS ANO DATA PRODUCTION ON THE ElECTRDDATA COMPUTER
ROCK, SYBIL PROBLEMS IN ACCEPTANCE TESTING OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
ROCKET, f. A. A SYSTEMATIC METHOD FOR COMPUTER SIMPLIFICATION OF lOGIC DIAGRAMS
ROOGER, J. G. CONVERSION OF CARTESIAN CO-OROINATE INFORMATION INTO POLAR CO-OROINATE FORM SUITABLE FOR RA
ROOGERS, D. H. SEMICONDUCTOR SAMPLE AND HOLD CIRCUITS
RODMAN, ROBERT D. A NOTE ON A SET OF TEST MATRICES FOR INVERSION
RODRIGUEZ, J. E. THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS FOR THE COMPUTER-AIDED OESIGN SYSTEM
ROE, ARNOlO RESEARCH IN PROGRAMMED lEARNING
ROGERS, J. l. APAR, AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING AND RECORDING
ROGERS, JAMES L. THE SUMADOR CHINO
ROGERS, STANLEY ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS, CONTROL CIRCUITS, COMPUTER OPERATION, AND SYSTEM DESIGN
ROGERS, T. F. SOME RECENT RESEARCH ON ULTRASONIC PROPATATION IN SOLID MEDIA
ROGERSON, G. W. PRODUCTION SCHEDULING, A CASE HISTORY
ROGGENSTEIN, E. UNIVAC INPUT DEVICES
ROGINSKIJ, VADIM N. A GRAPHICAL METHOD FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF MULTITERMINAl CONTACT NETWORKS
ROGDWAY, H. P. TRANSLATION OF COMPILER lANGUAGES
ROHl, J. S. THE COMPILER COMPILER
ROHl, J. S. TREES AND ROUTINES
ROHRER, H. MECHANICAL EFFECTS AT THE SUPERCONDUCTING TRANSITION
RDlLETT, J. S. AN EFfICIENT SCHEME FOR THE CO-DIAGONAlIZATION OF A SYMMETRIC MATRIX BY GIVENS' METHOD IN
ROllETT, J. S. CHECKING IN AUTOMATIC COMPUTATION
ROM, ARNOLD R. M. MANIPULATION OF ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSIONS
ROMAN, V. H. ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS IN RETAil ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
ROME, BEATRICE K. COMPUTER SIMULATION TOWARD A THEORY OF lARGE ORGANIZATIONS
ROME, SYDNEY C. COMPUTER SIMULATION TOWARD A THEORY OF lARGE ORGANIZATIONS
RONAlOSON, P. M. PEGASUS, AN EXAMPLE OF AN AUTOCODED PROGRAM fOR SALES ANALYSIS AND FORECASTING
RORK, O. W. MEGACYCLE MAGNETIC ROD lOGIC
ROSE, ARTHUR COMPUTATIONS IN THE fiELD OF ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY
ROSE, G. A. A FLEXIBLE AND ECONOMIC APPROACH TO DIGITAL SYSTEM DESIGN
ROSE, G. A. AN ANALOGUE COMPUTER TO SOLVE POLYNOMIAL EQUATIONS WITH REAL COEFFICIENTS
ROSE, G. A. CIRRUS, AN ECONOMICAL MUlTIPROGRAM COMPUTER WITH MICROPROGRAM CONTROL
ROSE, G. A. SYSTEM DESIGN OF CIRRUS
ROSE, G. F. OPERATIONS WHICH PRESERVE DEflNABlllTY IN lANGUAGES
RUSE, GENE F. SOME RECURSIVELY UNSOLVABLE PROBLEMS IN ALGOL-liKE lANGUAGES
ROSE, J. A COMPilER WITH AN ANALOG-ORIENTED INPUT LANGUAGE
ROSE, JACK CHANGING FROM ANALOG TO DIGITAL PROGRAMMING BY DIGITAL TECHNIQUES
ROSE, K. MULTilEVEL PROGRAMMING FOR A REAL-TIME SYSTEM
ROSE, MORRIS E. l-SHELl INTERNAL CONVERSION
ROSEN, C. A. AN APPROACH TO A OISTRIBUTED MEMORY
ROSEN, H. A. A OESK-MOOEl ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER
ROSEN, lEO HIGH SPEED PRINTING EQUIPMENT
ROSEN, SAUL AlTAC, FORTRAN, ANO COMPATIBiliTY
ROSEN. SAUL AlTAC, THE TRANSAC ALGEBRAIC TRANSLATOR
ROSEN. SAUL APPLICATIONS OF OIGITAl COMPUTERS
ROSEN, SAUL TAC, THE TRANSAC ASSEMBLER-COMPILER
ROSENBERG, JACK AUTOMATIC MACHINE-TOOL CONTROL
ROSENBERG, JACK lOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF THE DIGIMATIC COMPUTER
ROSENBERG, N. WIDE TEMPERATURE RANGE COINCIDENT CURRENT CORE MEMORIES
ROSENBERGER, G. B. OPERATION AND ANALYSIS OF PLANAR CRYOTRONS ANO SIMPLE CRYOTRON CIRCUITS
ROSENBLATT, F. PERCEPTUAL GENERALIZATION OVER TRANSFORMATION GROUPS
ROSENBLATT, F. STRATEGIC APPROACHES TO THE STUDY OF BRAIN MODELS
ROSENBLATT, F. TWO THEOREMS OF STATISTICAL SEPARABiliTY IN THE PERCEPTRON
ROSENBLATT, FRANK A COMPARISON OF SEVERAL PERCEPTRON MODELS
ROSENBLATT, JOAN R. ON PREOICTIO~ OF SYSTEM PERFORMANCE FROM INFORMATION ON COMPONENT PERFORMANCE
ROSENBlITH, WALTER A. COMPUTERS AND BRAINS
ROSENBLUTH, MARSHAll THE IMPACT OF FAST COMPUTERS ON PHYSICS
ROSENBROCK, H. H. AN AUTOMATIC METHOD FOR FINDING THE GREATEST OR lEAST VALUE OF A FUNCTION
ROSENBROCK, H. H. SOME GENERAL IMPLICIT PROCESSES FOR THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF OIFFERENTIAl EQUATIONS
ROSENE, A. FREDERICK PROGRAM DESIGN TO ACHIEVE MAXIMUM UTILIZATION IN A REAL-TIME COMPUTING SYSTEM
ROSENFELD. A. AUTOMATIC RECOGNITION TECHNIQUES APPLICABLE TO HIGH-INFORMATION PICTORIAL INPUTS
ROSENFELD, JACK l. MAGNETIC CORE PULSE-SWITCHING CIRCUITS FOR STANDARD PACKAGES
ROSENFELD, LAWRENCE UNUSUAL PROBLEMS AND THEIR SOLUTIONS BY DIGITAL COMPUTER TECHNIQUES
ROSENHEIM, D. E. AN EXPERIMENTAL 50-MEGACYCLE ARITHMETIC UNIT
ROSENHEIM, O. E. INCREASING RELIABILITY BY THE USE OF REDUNDANT MACHINES
ROSENHEIM, D. E. SOME NEW HIGH-SPEED TUNNEL-DIODE lOGIC CIRCUITS
ROSENTHAL, C. W. COMPUTING MACHINE AIDS TO A DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
ROSENTHAL, PAUL H. SMAll BUSINESS APPLICATIONS USING A UNIVAC COMPUTING CENTER
ROSIN, ROBERT F. AN INTRODUCTORY PROBLEM IN SYMBOL MANIPULATION FOR THE STUDENT
ROSIN, ROBERT F. AN ORGANIZATION OF AN ASSOCIATIVE CRYOGENIC COMPUTER
ROSIN, ROBERT F. TRANSLATION OF ARTIFICIAL lANGUAGES BY COMPILER PROGRAMS, RESEARCH REPORT AND DESIGN FOR
ROSNITSKII, O. V. RELIABilITY OF A MATRIX TYPE MAGNETIC STORE WITH liNEAR SELECTION
ROSNITSKII, O. V. THE ROLE OF THE FERRITE CORE IN A MATRIX STORAGE UNIT
ROSS JR, HAROLD O. THE ARITHMETIC ELEMENT OF THE IBM TYPE 701 COMPUTER
ROSS, C. INTERPOLATION TRENOS FOR lARGE SCALE OIGITAl COMPUTERS
ROSS, D. T. GESTALT PROGRAMMING, A NEW CONCEPT IN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
ROSS, o. T. THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS FOR THE COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN SYSTEM
ROSS, DAN C. A DIGITAL SYSTEM FOR POSITION OETERMINATION
ROSS, DOUGLAS T. A GENERALIZED TECHNIQUE FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION AND NUMERICAL CALCULATION
ROSS, OOUGLAS T. THE DESIGN AND USE OF THE APT lANGUAGE FOR AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING OF NUMERICAllY CONTROll
ROSS. H. D. THE SYSTEM APPROACH TO RELIABilITY
~OSS, H. MCG.
A CONVENTION TO DISTINGUISH lETTER 0 fROM NUMERAL ZERO
ROSS, H. MCG. CONSIDERATIONS IN CHOOSING A CHARACTER COOE FOR COMPUTERS AND PUNCHEO TAPES
ROSS, H. MCG. CURRENT POSITION ON STANOARDS WORK RELATING TO COMPUTERS
ROSS, H. MCG. FURTHER SURVEY OF PUNCHED CARD COOES
ROSS. I. M. SWITCHING TRANSISTORS
443

COMPUTER liTERATURE BIHliOGRAPHY 1946-1963

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CACM606 3!>1
CACM61N 491
AUS 60 A5.3
CACM627 409
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443

ROS - SAU

AUTHOR INOEX

ROSSER JR, G. H. AN ANALVSIS OF CARRV TRANSMISSION IN COMPUTER ADD[TION
ROSSHEIM, R. J. SURVEY UF NDNMECHANICAL TVPE PRINTERS
ROSSHEIM, ROBERT J. REPORT ON PROPOSEO AMERICAN STANDARD FLOWCHART SYMBOLS FOR INFORMATION PROCESSING
ROSSING, T. D. THE SWITCH[NG CHARACTERIST[CS OF 4-19 PERMALLOV CORES WITH DIFFERENT ANNEALS
ROTENBERG, A. A NEW PSEUDO-RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR
ROTENBERG, NAOMI VARIABLE WIDTH STACKS
ROTH, B. CHANNEL ANALYSIS FOR THE IBM 1090
ROTH, BERNARD NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF SYSTEMS OF NONLINEAR EQUATIONS
ROTH, J. P. MINIMIZATION OVER BOOLEAN GRAPHS
ROTH, J. PAUL ALGEBRAIC TOPOLOGICAL METHODS fOR THE SYNTHESIS OF SWITCHING SYSTEMS PART III, MINIMIZATION
ROTH, J. PAUL ALGEBRAIC TOPOLOGICAL METHODS IN SYNTHESIS
ROTH, J. PAUL MINIMIZATION OVER BOOLEAN TREES
ROTH, J. PAUL THE DESIGN' OF DIGITAL CIRCUITS TO ELIMINATE CATASTROPHIC FAILURES
ROTHAUSER, E. OEPENDENCE OF SPEECH QUALITY ON TRANSMITTED INFORMAT[ON RATE IN A BAND COMPRESSION SYSTEM
ROTHERY, R. A. APPLICATION OF THE USE OF ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS TO TELEVISION AUDIENCE MEASUREMENT
ROTHSTEIN, JEROME CAN COMPUTERS HELP SOLVE SOCIETY'S PROBLEMS
ROTKIN, I. THE MECHANIZATION OF LETTER MAIL SORTING
ROUCHE, N. SOME PROPERTIES OF BOOLEAN EQUATIONS
ROUSELL, A. R. A PROGRESS REPORT ON NEBULA
ROWAN, T. C. PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS ANO SELECTION OF COMPUTER PROGRAMMERS
ROWE, A. J. COMPUTER-BASED MANAGEMENT CONTROL
ROWE, J. E. ANALOG REPRESENTATION OF POISSON'S EQUATION IN TWO DIMENSIONS
ROWE, W. D. A NEW APPROACH TO HIGH-SPEED LOGIC
ROWE, W. D. THE NOROIC II COMPUTER
ROWE, W. D. THE TRANSISTOR NOR CIRCUIT
ROWLAND-JONES, A. DATA PROCESSING IN UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION
ROWLAND, C. A. A 300 NANOSECOND SEARCH MEMORV
ROWLANDS, D. L. THE PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF A SMALL COMMERCIAL USER
ROWLANDS, H. W. THE CANAOIAN SCENE IN COMPUTING AND DATA PROCESSING
ROV, B. OOCUMENTARY LANGUAGES, A DESCRIPTIVE MODEL AND FUNDAMENTAL PROBLEMS (FRENCH)
ROVLE, G. D. THE COMPUTER CONTROL OF A HOT SAW IN A STEEL MILL
~OVSE, DAVID
THE IBM 650 RAMAC SYSTEM DISK STORAGE OPERATION
ROZENBERG, D. P. A GENERALIZATION OF A THEOREM OF CARR ON ERROR BOUNDS FOR RUNGE-KUTTA PROCEDURES
RUBENFELD, N. COMPUTATION WITH PULSE ANALOGS
RUBENS, S. M. A COMPACT COINCIDENT-CURRENT MEMORY
RUBIN, A. I. CONTINUOUS REGRESSION TECHNIQUES USING ANALOG COMPUTERS
RUBIN, A. I. OPTIMIZATION BV RANDOM SEARCH ON THE ANALOG COMPUTER
RUBIN, ARTHUR [. ELECTRON[C ANALOG COMPUTERS, SIGNIF[CANT APPL[CATIONS
RUB[N, J. FLEX[BLE ABBREVIATION OF WORDS [N A COMPUTER LANGUAGE
RUBINOFF, M. A DIODE MULTIPLEXER FOR ANALOG VOLTAGES
RUB[NOFF, M. AN ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERTER FOR SER[AL COMPUTING MACHINES
RUBINOFF, M. SOVIET COMPUTER TECHNOLOGV, 1959
RUB[NOFF, M. SOVIET COMPUTER TECHNOLOGV, 1959
RUB[NOFF, M. SOVIET COMPUTER TECHNOLOGV, 19,9
RUB[NOFF, M. THE OESIGN OF LOGICAL OR-AND-OR PYRAMIDS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
RUB[NOFF, MORRIS AN INPUT DEV[CE USING MULTIPLE GATES
RU8INOFF, MORRIS ANALOGUE VS. D[GITAL COMPUTERS, A COMPARISON
RUB[NOFf, MORRIS APPL[CAT[ONS OF DIG[TAL COMPUTERS
RUB[NOFF, MORR[S D[GITAL COMPUTERS FOR REAL-T[ME SIMULATION
RUBINOFF, MORRIS ~-OIMENS[ONAL CODES FOR DETECT[NG AND CORRECT[NG MULT[PLE ERRORS
RUB[NOFF, MORR[S NUMER[CAL SOLUTION OF D[FFERENT[AL EQUATIONS
RUB[NOFF, MORR[S REMARKS ON THE DESIGN OF SEQUENT[AL CIRCUITS
RUBINOFF, MORR[S SOME RECENT DEVELOPMENTS [N LOGICAL OR-AND-OR PVRAM[DS fOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
RUBINOFF, MORR[S WHAT COMPONENTS ARE AVA[LABLE NOW AND IN THE FUTURE
RUBINSTEIN, H. HIGH ORDER MATRIX COMPUTATIONS OF THE UNIVAC
RUB[NSTEIN, H. METHODS OF UTILIZING THIN MAGNETIC F[LM PROPERTIES FOR LARGE-CAPAC[TV FILES
RUDGE, W. E. FLV'S-EVE LENS TECH~IQUE FOR GENERATING SEMICONDUCTOR DEV[CE FABR[CATION MASKS
RUDICH, I. A DIRECT READ-OUT BISTABLE CIRCUIT ANO SOME APPLICAT[ONS OF [T
RUDIGER, A. O. THE POSSIBILITY OF SPEED[NG UP COMPUTERS USING PARAMETRONS
RUDIN, B. D. A THEOREM ON SPDT SW[TCHING CIRCUITS
RUOLOE, HARRV PIP, A PHOTO-[NTERPRETIVE PROGRAM FOR THE ANALVSIS OF SPARK CHAMBER DATA
RUFF, J. A. A CARD-CHANGEABLE PERMANENT-MAGNET-TWISTOR MEMORV OF LARGE CAPACITY
RUFF, J. A. LARGE-CAPAC[TY CARD CHANGEABLE PERMANENT MAGNET TWISTOR MEMORY
RUHMAN, S. CIRCUITS TO PERFORM LOGICAL AND CONTROL FUNCT[ONS W[TH MAGNET[C CORE~
RUHMAN, S. MAGNETIC SHIFT REGISTER USING ONE CORE PER B[T
RUHMAN, S. THE TRICE, A H[GH SPEED [NCREMENTAL COMPUTER
RUMBLE, W. G. COINC[DENT CURRENT APPLICATIONS OF FERR[TE APERTURED PLATES
RUPE, C. E. THE AUTOMATIC D[GITAL COMPUTER AS AN AID IN MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS
RUSK[N, V. W. AUTOMATIC LOAD PROJECT[ON AND SUBSTAT[ON PLANN[NG BV COMPUTER
RUSSELL, D. G. THE SYSTEMS APPROACH TO DATA TRANSMISS[ON
RUSSELL, J. J. SOME ENGINEERING APPLICAT[ONS OF THE DIGITAL COMPUTER CS[RAC
RUSSELL, L. A. A 0.1-M[CROSECONO FERRITE CORE MEMORV
RUSSELL, L. A. D[ODELESS MAGNET[C CORE LOGICAL CIRCUITS
RUSSELL, PAUL E. ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS, SPECIAL COMPONENTS ANO TECHNIQUES
RUST, C. H. SYSTEMS CONSlDEf\ATIO.~S FOR THE USE OF RANOOM ACCESS STORAGE EQU[PMENT
RUSTON, H. HVBR[O TECHNIQUES FOR REAL-T[~E ~ADAR SIMULAT[ON
RUTHRAUFF, R. APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTERS TO A[RCRAFT DVNAM[C PROBLEMS
RUTISHAUSER, H. INTERFERENCE WITH AN ALGOL PROCEDURE
RUT[SHAUSER, H. METHODS TO SIMPLIFV PROGRAMMING, ~ YEARS WORK WITH THE Z4 COMPUTER (GERMAN)
RUT[SHAUSER, H. ON A MODIF[CAT[ON OF THE QD-ALGORITHM WITH GRAEFFE-TVPE CONVERGENCE
RUTISHAUSER, H. REPORT ON THE ALGOR[THM[C LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
RUT[SHAUSER. H. REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
RUT[SHAUSER, H. REVISED REPO~T O~ THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
RUT[SHAUSER, H. REVISED REPORT ON THE AL~ORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
RUTISHAUSER, H. REV[SEO REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
RUTISHAUSER, H. THE USE OF RECURS[VE PROCEDURES IN ALGOL 60
RUT[SHAUSER, HEINZ OEFLAT[ON BY ELEMENTARY ROTATIONS FOR THE SOLUTION OF ALGEBRAIC EIGENVALUE PROBLEMS
RUTISHAUSER, HE[NZ SOME PROGRAMM[NG TECHN[QUES FOR THE ERMETH
RUTISHAUSER, R. W. ON COMPUTING RAO[ATION INTEGRALS
RUTLEDGE, J. O. HIGH ORDER MATR[X COMPUTATIONS OF THE UNIVAC
RUTLEDGE, JOSEPH O. S[MULATION AND A~ALYS[S OF BIOCHEM[CAL SYSTEMS, I, REPRESENTAT[ON OF CHEMICAL KINETIC
RUTLEDGE, R. W. L[NEAR AND QUAORAT[C PROGRAMMING W[TH SOME OR ALL VARIABLES REQUIREO TO BE ZERO OR UNITY
RUTl, R. F. SOME PROPERT[ES OF EXPERIMENTAL 1000-Me TRANS[STORS
~UTZ, R. F.
TWO-COLLECTOR TRANS[STOR FOR B[NARV FULL ADDITION
RUWE, M. L. MAP
RYAN, R. D. A PERMANENT H[GH SPEED STORE FOR USE W[TH D[GITAL COMPUTERS
RYAN, W. S. LEAPS, THE F[RST THREE YEARS
RYCKMAN, G. F. THE COMPUTER OPERATlOIII LANGUAGE
RYDER, K. L. NOTE ON AN ALGOL bO COMP[LER FUR PEGASUS [
RVERSON, J. L. IMAGINARY AXIS TRANSLAT[ON OF TRANSFER FUNCTIONS
444

COMPUTER LITERATURE O[BLIOGRAPHV 1946-1963

ROB - RYE
PACM5B
21
EJCC52 113
CACM630 5YY
PGEC563 228
J ACM601 75
CACM6.30 608
PACM61 12C3
JACM634 ,50
I BMJ622 221
I BMJ594 326
HARV571 51
IBMJ605 ,43
RTCS62 328
IFIP62 354
'US 60 A6.2
WJCC59 313
EJCC51
54
PGEC584 291
TCJ5623 162
JACM513 348
WJCC61 581
PGEC604 490
WJCC59 217
WCR 514 115
WCR ~14 231
TCJ3601 15
FJCC63
!>9
BCS 5B 510
CAN 58 2/11
~OME62
6!>3
AUS 60BI0.2
WJCC57
43
J ACM601 57
.. CR 514 I~O
EJCC56 120
PGEC625 b'il
PGECS'12 200
CHBK62
5
CACM6JN 668
PGEC552 64
PIRE530 1462
ICC 6010 23
PGEC601 72
CACM603 LH
PI RE530 1388
HMII47 254
P IRE530 1254
CHBK6Z
21
JACM~53

Hl6

CACM6lD

54~

,8
HARV512 241
~CR ~J1
34
ONR 51
!>O
PACM52P 181
LCMT61 163
[IlMJ632 146
WJCC5d 134
[CIPS9 461
WJCC55 129
CACM6:J6 3j2
PGEC613 4!>1
LCMT61 177
~CR 544 124
NCR 531 38
~CR 584 206
WCR 584 62
EJCC~9
114
CAN 60 193
TCJ6633 209
AUS 63 B.23
I BMJ613 174
IICR 574 106
CHBK62
6
CAr. 60 :J,6
FJCC63 445
WJCC53 I£H
ARAP612 67
EJCC~4

ECIP5~

IFIP62
H
Af\AP612 351
CACM605 29'l
CACM631
1
ARAP634217
TCJ56J4 .349
ARAP623 43
PACM59
32
JACM~51
1
CACM592 28
PACM52P 181
CACM610 559
AUS 63 1l.1
[BMJ593 730
I BMJ573 212
CACM61N 496
PGEC543
2
TCJ6bH
6
WJCC60 341
TCJ6644 Db
IICR 584 d6
444

RYL - SCH

AUTHOR INDEX

RYLE, B. L. MULTIPLE PROGRAMMING OATA PROCESSING
RYSER, H. J. TRACES, TERM RANKS, WIDTHS AND HEIGHTS
RYTI, N. ON SMOOTHING OF PULP QUALITY CHARACTERISTICS IN A FLOW SYSTEM
SAATHOFF, DONALD R. A SEMI-ITERATIVE PROCESS FOR EVALUATING ARCTANGENTS
SABEL, C. S. THE RELATION BETWEEN COMPLETENESS AND EFFECTIVENESS Of A SUBJECT CATALOGUE
SABLE, J. D. USE OF SEMANTIC STRUCTURE IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS
SACK, R. A. NEWTON-COTES TYPE QUADRATURE FORMULAS WITH TERMINAL CORRECTIONS
SAENGER, E. L. CLINICAL APPLICATIONS IN MEDICINE
SAG, T. NUMERICAL EVALUATION OF MULTIPLE INTEGRALS
SAILOR, D. E. AUTOMATIC CHECKOUT EQUIPMENT FEATURING TEST PROGRAMS FOR OIAGNDSTIC CHECKING
SAKAI, ITIROO SYNTAX IN UNIVERSAL TRANSLATION
SAKAI, T. THE AUTOMATIC SPEECH RECOGNITION SYSTEM FOR CONVERSATIONAL SOUND
SAKAI, T. THE PHONETIC TYPEWRITER
SAKALAY, F. E. A O.7-MICROSECOND FERRITE CORE MEMORY
SALLO, J. S. ELECTRODEPOSITED TWISTOR·AND BIT WIRE COMPONENTS
SALTER, FORREST HIGH-SPEED TRANSISTORIZED ADDER FOR A DIGITAL COMPUTER
SALTMAN, R. G. REDUCING COMPUTING TIME FOR SYNCHRONOUS BINARY DIVISION
SALTMAN, ROY G. CORRECTION TO REDUCING COMPUTING TIME FOR SYNCHRONOUS BINARY DIVISION
SALTON, G. A. THE USE OF PARENTHESIS-FREE NOTATION FOR THE AUTOMATIC DESIGN OF SWITCHING CIRCUITS
SALTON, GERARO A NEW METHOO FOR THE PAYMENT OF BILLS ANO THE TRANSFER OF CREDIT
SALTON, GERARD AN APPROACH TO THE SEGMENTATION PROBLEM IN SPEECH ANALYSIS AND LANGUAGE TRANSLATION
SALTON, GERARD ASSOCIATIVE DOCUMENT RETRIEVAL TECHNIQUES USING BIBLIOGRAPHIC INfORMATION
SALTON, GERARD MANIPULATION OF TREES IN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
SALTON, GERARD SOME EXPERIMENTS IN THE GENERATION OF WORD AND DOCUMENT ASSOCIATIONS
SALTON, GERARD THE AUTOMATIC TRANSCRIPTION OF MACHINE SHORTHAND
SALTON, GERARD THE IDENTlFICATID,~ OF DOCUMENT CONTENT, A PROBLEM IN AUTOMATIC INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
SALVESON, M. E. AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING IN LARGER MANUFACTURING PLANTS
SALZBERG, I. M. MATHEMATICAL CONSIDERATIONS OF REAL TIME DIGITAL SIMULATION
SALZER, HERBERT E. QUICK CALCULATION OF JACOBIAN ELLIPTIC FUNCTIONS
SALZER, J. M. DATA PROCESSING, WHAT NEXT
SALZER, J. M. EXPERIMENTS WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER IN A SIMPLE CONTROL SYSTEM
SALlER, JOHN M. SAMPLED-DATA CONTROL SYSTEMS THEORY
SAMBLES, A. A HAROWARE REPRESENTATION FOR ALGOL 60 USING CREED TELEPRINTER EQUIPMENT
SAMELSON, K. A SYNTAX CONTROLLED GENERATOR OF FORMAL LANGUAGE PROCESSORS
SAMELSON, K. PRELIMINARY REPORT, INTERNATIONAL ALGEBRAIC LANGUAGE
SAMELSON, K. PROBLEMS OF PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES (GERMAN)
SAMELSON, K. PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES AND THEIR PROCESSING
SAMELSON, K. REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
SAMELSON, K. REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
SAMELSON, K. REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
SAMELSON, K. REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
SAMELSON, K. REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
SAMELSON, K. SEQUENTIAL FORMULA TRANSLATION
SAMELSON, K. THE ALCOR PROJECT
SAMELSON, K. THE PROBLEM OF A COMMON LANGUAGE, ESPECIALLY FOR SCIENTIFIC NUMERAL WORK
SAMELSON, KLAUS PROCESSING OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES BY COMPUTERS IGERMAN)
SAMET, ELSA HUMAN TRANSLATION AND TRANSLATION BY MACHINE, II
SAMMET, J. E. A METHOD OF COMBINING ALGOL AND COBOL
SAMMET, JEAN E. A DETAILEO DESCRIPTION OF COBOL
SAMMET, JEAN E. A DIFINITION OF THE COBOL PROCEDURE DIVISION USING ALGOL METALINGUISTICS
SAMMET, JEAN E. BASIC ELEMENTS OF COBOL b1
SAMMET, JEAN E. GENERAL VIEWS ON COBOL
SAMMET, JEAN E. THE PROS AND CONS OF A SPECIAL IR LANGUAGE
SAMMET, JEAN E. TOWARD BETTER DOCUMENTATION OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES, INTRODUCTION
SAMPSON, D. K. A MULTIPLE-ACCESS DISC FILE
SAMPSON, D. K. THE UNIVAC AIRLINES RESERVATIONS SYSTEM, A SPECIAL-PURPOSE APPLICATION OF A GENERAL-PURPOS
SAMS, B. H. ON THE SOLUTION OF AN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL PROBLEM
SAMS, BURNETT H. OYNAMIC STORAGE ALLOCATION FOR ~N INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEM
SAMS, BURNETT H. INFORMATION STRUCTURES FOR PROCESSING AND RETRIEVING
SAMS, BURNETT H. THE CASE FOR DY~AMIC STORAGE ALLOCATION
SAMSON, ROBERT F. THE ROLE OF USAF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL AND MACHINE TRANSL~T
SAMUEL, A. L. COORDINATE TUBES FOR USE WITH ELECTROSTATIC STORAGE TUBES
SAMUEL, A. L. HOW LAZY CAN YOU GET
SAMUEL, A. L. MAKING A COMPUTER PLAY DRAUGHTS
SAMUEL, A. L. SOME STUDIES 1111 MACHINE LEARNING USING THE GAME OF CHECKERS
SAMUEL, A. L. SOME STUDIES IN MACHINE LEARNING, USING THE GAME OF CHECKERS
SAMUEL, ARTHUR L. COMPUTERS WITH EUROPEAN ACCENTS
SAMUEL, ARTHUR L. COMPUTING BIT BY BIT OR DIGITAL COMPUTERS MADE EASY
SAMUEL, ARTHUR L. PROGRAMMING COMPUTERS TO PLAY GAMES
SANBORN, THOMAS G. SELF-INVERSE CONVERSION TABLE
SANBORN, THOMAS G. SIMCOM, THE SIMULATOR COMPILER
SANDERS, M. TELEFILE, A CASE STUDY OF AN ONLINE SAVINGS BANK APPLICATION
SANDERSON, J. AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING
SANDERSON, J. G. CI~RUS, AN ECONOMICAL MULTIPROGRAM COMPUTER WITH MICROPROGRAM CONTROL
SANDERSON, J. G. THE DESIGN OF A PROGRAM~ING SYSTEM FOR THE CIRRUS COMPUTER
SANDIER, G. DOCUMENTARY LANGUAGES, A DESCRIPTIVE MODEL A~D FUNDAMENTAL PROBLEMS (FRENCH)
SANDIER, G. USE OF F.L.P.L. IN SOLVING A SORTING PROBLEM (FRENCH)
SANOIFORD, P. J. SOME AIRLINE APPLICATIO~S OF MONTE-CARLO SYSTEM SIMULATIONS
SANDS, E. A. MAGNETICALLY CONTROLLED COUNTERS
SA>jDY, G. F. THERMISTORS FOR THE GRADUAL APPLICATION OF HEATER VOLTAGE TO TliERMIDNIC TUBES
SANFORD, J. R. ALGY, AN ALGEBRAIC MANIPULATION PROGRAM
SANGREN, W. C. CODES FOR THE CLASSICAL MEMBRANE PROBLEM
SANGREN, WARD ABSTRACTS, NUCLEAR REACTOR CODES
SANGREN, WARD C. CALCULATION OF GENERALIZED HYPERGEOMETRIC SERIES
SANGREN, WARD C. CHIC, A 7090 PROGRAM TO COMPUTE HYPERGEOMETRIC SERIES IN TWO VARIABLES
SANTESMASES, J. GARCIA PARALLEL FERRORESONANT TRIGGERS
SANTESMASES, JOSE GARCIA SWITCHI~G RESEARCH IN SPAIN
SANTOS, I. NEW COMPONENTS FOR FERRORESONANT CIRCUITS
SARACHIK, M. P. MEASUREMENT OF MAGNETIC-FIELD ATTtNUATIO~ BY THIN SUPERCONDUCTING FILMS
SARAFYAN, DIRAN A NEW METHOD Of COMPUTATION OF SQUARE ROOTS WITHOUT USING OIVISIO~
SARAFYA"I, DIR~N DIVISIONLESS COMPUTATION OF SQUARE ROOTS THROUGH CONTINUED SQUARING
SARGE~T, W. H.
WAGES ACCOUNTING
SARKISSIAN, H. H. SURVEY OF TAPE DRIVE SYSTEMS
S~RLEY, J. M.
RADIO-INTERFERENCE CONTROL AS APPLIED TO BUSINESS MACHINES
SARRAFIAN, G. P. TU~NEL DIODE THRESHOLD LOGIC
SASSEEN, J. H. AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG CROSS CORRELATOR FOR DIP LOGS
SATo, YASUO PROPAGATION OF TORSIONAL DISTURBANCES IN A flOMOGENEOUS ELASTIC SPHERE
SATTLEY, KIRK ALLOCATION OF STORAGE FOR ARRAYS IN ALGOL 60
SAUDER, RICHARD L. A GENERAL TEST DATA GENERATOR FOR COBOL
SAU,~DERS, M. G.
DIGITAL COMPUTER USAGE IN ANALYSIS OF ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPH AND SIMILAR QUASI-RHYTHMIC PA
445

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

ROS - SAU
C4CM612 99
IBMJ605 455
BIT 624 203
CACM639 ~16
ICSI581 377
CACM621 40
TCJ5623 230
PACM62
98
AUS 63 B.IB
~CR 594 218
MTL b12 5H
PGEC636 835
IFIP62 445
I BMJ613 114
PGEC594 4b5
PGEC604 461
PGEC612 169
PGEC613 461
PGEC603 342
J ACI1602 140
IHL 612 103
JACM634 440
CACM622 103
FJCC62 2H
E JCC59 14B
HARV61 213
WJCC53
05
PACI162
16
CACM627 3'19
IIJCC60 193
II JCC54
60
CCST61 307
TCJ56H 3J8
CACM63B 451
CACM5SD
8
ECIP55 141
IflP62 487
ARAP612 351
CACM605 .t.'J9
CACM631
1
ARAP634 211
TCJ5634 349
CACM602 lb
1I.0l1E62 207
ICIP59 120
DIP 62 227
MTL 612 501
WJCC61 319
ARAP612 197
PACM61 ;81
CACM625 231
ARAPb12 345
CACM621
8
CACM633 16
FJCC63 351
EJCC58 152
SJCCb3 289
C4CM610 431
CACM621 11
CACM610 4lJ
ilJCC59
66
HARV4'J
'J6
CAS 51
n
IHS5b 4~2
CATH63
11
IBI1J593 210
WJCC51
14
PIRE530 Il23
AIC 601 1(.5
CACMb36 310
EJCC59 U9
CACMb3D TIlB
AUS 511 122
PGEC636 bbj
",uS 63 C.19
ROME62 b~3
RoME62 Ul
IFIP62
67
IICR 514 173
PGEC581 01
WJCC61 339
JACM514 411
CACM591
b
JACM544 no
PACM61 bA4
Allt 53 Id6
fiARV512 91
I f IP62
&25
IBMJ602 lu1
CACM5'lN L3
:ACMb05 H9
BCS !'ofJ {fa
PECS52
4
IBMJ5/4 303
NCR 612 211
PGEC573 IH2
I BMJb32 111
CACM611 60
SJCCb2 311
IFIP62 4H
445

SAU - SHA

RYL - SCH

AUTHOR INDEX

PACM52P 223
SAU~DERS, N. B.
MAGNETIC BINARIES IN THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF INFORMATION HANDLING MACHINES
PGEC593 302
SAUTER, W. MICROWAVE LOGIC CIRCUITS USING DIDOES
SAVANT JR. C. J. A DEPENDENT VARIABLE ANALOG fUNCTION GENERATOR
2
P"CS54
PGEC543 34
SAVANT. C. J. A FUNCTION GENERATOR FOR THE SOLUTION OF ENGINEERING DESIGN PROBLEMS
CACM635 240
SAVASTANO JR, SAL SORTING WITH LARGE VOLUME. RANDOM ACCESS. DRUM STORAGE
ROME62 449
SAVASTANO, G. THE ALGEBRAIC COMPILERS FOR BENDIX G-20 COMPUTING SYSTEM
CHBK62
B
SAVET, PAUL MISCELLANEOUS MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL ANALOG-COMPUTING SYSTEMS
WJCC61 427
SAVITT. D. A. TUNNEL DIODE STORAGE USING CURRENT SENSING
PGEC591 31
SAVITT, DONALD A HIGH-SPEED ANALOG TO DIGITAL CONVERTER
WJCC57 168
SAYRE. D. THE FORTRAN AUTOMATIC CODING SYSTEM
SAYRE. DAVID SYMPOSIUM ON THE IMPACT OF COMPUTERS ON SCIENCE AND SOCIETY
PGEC563 142
PCS 62 192
SCALlI, C. A. MULTIPROGRAMMING
CACM59N 13
SCALZI. C. A. MULTIPROGRAMMING STRETCH. FEASIBILITY CONSIDERATIONS
PGEC533
5
SCARBROUGH, A. D. AN ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERTER
I EES56 4/6
SCARROTT. G. G. ELECTROMAGNETIC DELAY NETWORKS FOR DIGITAL STORAGE
lEES56 302
SCARROTT. G. G. THE DESIGN AND USE OF LOGICAL DEVICES USING SATURABLE MAGNETIC CORES
HESS6 491
SCARROTT. G. G. WIRE-TYPE ACOUSTIC DELAY LINES FOR DIGITAL STORAGE
CAN 62 238
SCAZIGHINO. R. L. COMPUTER EVOLUTION TO AID COMPILERS
WJCC58
10
SCHAFER. J. B. THE SOCIAL PROBLEMS OF AUTOMATION
CAN 62 222
SCHAFER. T. J. EXPERIENCE WITH COBOL ON THE 1410
!lCR 612 128
SCHAFFER. R. A. DESIGN AND OPERATION OF A HIGH SPEED INCREASED CAPACITY MAGNETIC DRUM
SCHAFFER T, R. M. CHARGE TRANSPORT MECHANISMS IN THE TRANSFER OF LA TENT ELECTROSTATIC IMAGES TO DIELECTRIC 18MJ622 192
EDPS61
71
SCHANG. K.-E. ESTABLISHING ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING AT THE TRYGG-FYLGIA INSURANCE COMPANIES
BCS 58 634
SCHANG. K.-E. INTEGRATING THE PROCEDURES OF AN INSURANCE OFFICE
IFIP62 565
SCHARBERT. J. NANOSECOND SPEED IN A CORE MEMORY WITH NON-DESTRUCTIVE READ-OUT
SCHATZ, V. L. DYNAMIC PRODUCTION SCHEDULING OF JOB-SHOP OPERATIONS ON THE IBM 704 DATA-PROCESSING EQUIPME IIJCC59 244
IIJCC59
11
SCHATZ. V. L. INFORMATION RETRIEVAL ON A HIGH-SPEED COMPUTER
SCHATZOFF, M. A MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR DETERMINING THE PROBABILITIES OF UNDETECTED ERRORS IN MAGNETIC TAP I BMJ572 177
SJCC63 31>7
SCHAUER. R. F. ADAM, A PROBLEM-ORIENTED SYMBOL PROCESSOR
PGEC60) 315
SCHAUER, R. F. SOME APPLICATIONS OF MAGNETIC FILM PARAMETRONS AS LOGICAL DEVICES
CACM62B 4!>9
SCHAY JR. G. ANALYS1S OF A FILE AODRESSING METHOD
IBMJ622 246
SCHAY JR. G. APPROXIMATE METHODS FOR A MULTIQUEUEING PROBLEM
18MJ634 350
SCHAY JR. G. ON A QUEUEING PROBLEM ARISING IN RECIRCULATING MEMORIES
IBMJ632 121
SCHAY, G. A METHOD FOR KEY-TO-ADDRESS TRANSFORMATION
SCHECHER. H. THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF A COMPUTER WITH AN INDEPENDENT ADDRESS OPERATION UNIT eGERMANI
ECIP55 148
CACM596 32
SCHECHER. HEINl PROGRAMMING FOR A MACHINE WITH AN EXTENDED ADDRESS CALCULATIONAL MECHANISM
PAC .. 59
31
SCHECHTER. SAMUEL QUASI-TRIDIAGONAL MATRICES AND TYPE-INSENSITIVE DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS
CACM637 409
SCHEFF. 8ENSON H. A CATALOGUE ENTRY RETRIEVAL SYSTEM
SCHEFFLER. D. L. A COMPUTER DRIVEN SIMULATION ENVIRONMENT FOR AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL STUDIES
FJCC63 437
CACM633 107
SCHEINOK. PERRY A. A COMPUTATIONAL EXTENSION OF THE VARIArE DIFFERENCE METHOD
SCHERAGA, DAVIO I. COMPUTER TECHNIQUES IN ASSEM8LY LINE BALANCING (IBM 1620. IBM 650. UNIVAC SOLID STATE CAS 61
62
HARV49 219
SCHERAGA, HAROLD A. DOUBLE REFRACTION OF FLOW AND THE DIMENSIONS OF LARGE ASYMMETRIC MOLECULES
PACM52T 118
SCHERBERG. M. G. ANALOGUE CALCULATION OF POLYNOMIALS ANO THEIR ZEROS
CACM636 330
SCHICK. THOMAS DISK FILE SORTING
SCHIEWE. A. J. ANALOG LOGARITHMIC AND ANTILOGARITHMIC CIRCUITS USING SWITCHING TRANSISTORS
IIJCC51 121
.~CR 634
2
SCHLAEPFER, C. E. SIGNAL-PROCESSING FOR INCREASED BIT DENSITIES IN DIGITAL MAGNETIC RECORDING
PGEC602 192
SCHLAEPPI, H. P. SUBMICROSECOND COR.E MEMORIES USING MULTIPLE COINC IOENCE
SCHLEICH. O. A. DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR STYLIZED FONT CHARACTER READERS
OCR 62 115
HARV512 316
SCHLEICHER, L. CHEMICAL SWITCHES
CIICM587
5
SCHLESINGER. STEWART I. SIMPLE AUTOMATIC CODING SYSTEMS
ECIP55
99
SCHLUTER. A. CONSIDERATIONS ON A HIGH SPEED PARALLEL COMPUTER G3 (GERMANI
WCR 584 89
SCHMID. H. A TRANSISTORIZED. ALL-ELECTRONIC COSINE-SINE FUNCTION GENERATOR
SCHMID. HERMANN A TRANSISTORIZED FOUR-QUADRANT TIME-DIVISION MULTIPLIER WITH AN ACCURACY OF 0.1 PER CENT PGEC561 41
SCHMID. HERMANN AN OPERATIONAL HYBRIO COMPUTING SYSTEM PROVIDES ANALOG-TYPE COMPUTATION WITH DIGITAL ELE~ PGEC636 715
WJCC61 299
SCHMID. HERMANN COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTING ELEMENTS
PGEC626 780
SCHMID. HERMANN LINEAR-SEGMENT FUNCTION GENERATOR
CHBK62
1
SCHMID. HERMANN TRANSISTORIZED ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS
O!lR 60 130
SCHMIDLIN. F. W. CURRENT INDUCED SWIrCHING OF SUPERCONDUCTIVE THIN FILMS
HACC59 9-01
SCHMIDT. C. W. AIRCRAFT PRODUCTION SCHEDULING
SCHMIDT, UWE J. THE PROBLEM OF LIGHT-BEAM DEFLECTION AT HIGH FREQUENCIES
OPI 62
98
SCHMITT, ALFRED F. NAVIGATION. GUIDANCE, ANO CONTROL OF AEROSPACE ~EHICLES
CCST61 417
PGEC564 240
SCHMITT, O. H. SYMPOSIUM. THE DESIGN OF MACHINES TO SIMULATE THE BEHAVIOR OF THE HUMAN BRAIN
EJCC59
,9
SCHMITT. W. F. DESIGN OF UNIVAC-LARC SYSTEM, PART I
ICIP59 344
SCHMITT. W. F. SYMPATHETICALLY PROGRAMMED COMPUTERS
SCHMITTROTH. LOUIS A. NUMERICAL INVERSION OF LAPLACE TRANSFORMS
CACM603 171
44
FJCC62
SCHNAITH, R. A. DATA HANDLING AT AN AMR TRACKING STATION
WJCC57 115
SCHNEIDER, S. ERROR DETECTION IN REDUNDANT SYSTEMS
PGEC612 269
SCHNEIDER. W. AN ACCURATE ANALOG MULTIPLIER AND DIVIDER
ECIP55 118
SCHOLTEN. C. S. TRANSFER FACILITIES BETWEEN MEMORIES OF DIFFERENT rYPES
SCHOOLEY, A. H. A SIMPLE COMPUTER FOR AUTOMATICALLY PLOTTING CORRELATION FUNCTIONS
ItCR 537 43
SCHORR. H. SYSTEM DESIGN OF A SMALL. FAST DIGITAL COMPUTER
PGEC636 696
SCHRIMPF. H. ARITHMETIC AND CONTROL TECHNIQUES IN A MULTIPROGRAM COMPUTER
EJCC59
75
SCHRIMPF. H. W. CAPABILITIES. COST. AND SAVINGS OF AN AUTOMATIC COMPUTER
ONR 51
21
CACM602 87
SCHUCHTER. JEROME P. MARRIAGE, WITH PROBLEMS
SCHUFF. H. K. THE USE OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN WESTERN GERMANY
CACM62D 615
OIP 62 350
SCHUFF. HANS KONRAD PROBLEMS OF COMMERCIAL DATA PROCESSING (GERMANI
CAS 61
35
SCHULTHEISS, LOUIS A. AUTOMATION OF LIBRARY OPERATIONS
SCHULZ. K. S. REAL-TIME SIMULATION OF A CRUISE MISSILE TRAJECTORY
PACM62
34
SCHUMANN, R. IMPROVEMENT OF WILLIAMS MEMORY RELIABILITY
PACM52T 149
SCHUTT, H. C. PYROLYSIS REACTOR DESIGN COMPUTATIONS
CAS 55
85
SCHUTTE. W. TECHNICAL DETAILS OF DERA (GERMANI
ECIP55 126
SCHUTZENBERGER, M. P. ON PROBABILISTIC PUSH-DOWN STORAGES
SOS 62 205
CPFS61 118
SCHUTlENBERGER. M. P. THE ALGEBRAIC THEORY OF CONTEXT-FREE LANGUAGES
IIJCC58
40
SCHWAB. HELMUT MICROSADIC A HIGH-SPEED DATA-PREPARATION SYSTEM WITH VARIA8LE FORMAT OUTPUT
EJCC61 15B
SCHWARTZ. A. THE LOGIC DESIGN OF THE FC-41DO DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
SCHWARTZ, B. L. A DEVICE TO FACILITATE COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTATION
WJCC5B 212
SCHWARTZ, B. L. A TECHNIQUE FOR COMPUTING CRITICAL ROTATIONAL SPEEDS OF FLEXIBLE SHAFTS ON AN AUTOMATIC C CACM596 n
PACM56
8
SCHWARTZ. BENJAMIN L. 'SIMPLE' APPROXIMATIONS
JACM63't 413
SCHWARTZ. EUGENE S. A DICTIONARY FOR MINIMUM REDUNDANCY ENCODING
SCHWARTZ, EUGENE S. AN AUTOMATIC SEQUENCING PROCEDURE WITH APPLICATION TO PARALLEL PROGRAMMING
JACM614 513
SCHWARTZ, J. I. JOVIAL. A GENERAL ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE
ROME62 481
JACM564 292
SCHWARTZ. JULES I. PACT LOOP EXPANSION
SCHWARTZ. M. H. AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER IN ECONOMIC RESEARCH
CAS 60
5~
PGEC594 465
SCHWARTZ. S. J. ELECTRODEPOSITED TWISTOR AND BIT WIRE COMPONENTS
CACM622 82
SCHWARZ, H. R. AN INTRODUCTION TO ALGOL
ROME62 331
SCHWARZ. H. R. EFFICIENT HANDLING OF SUBSCRIPTED VARIABLES IN ALGOL 60 COMPILERS
PGEC613 426
SCHWARZ, J. UNIVAC-LARC HIGH-SPEED CIRCUITRY. CASE HISTORY
SCHWERTZ. F.· A. COMPUTER COMPONENTS RESEARCH AT MEllON INSTITUTE
ANL 53 159
WJCC53 174
SCHWERTZ. F. A. NONLINEAR RESISTORS IN LOGICAL SWITCHING CIRCUITS
SCHWERTZ. F. A. NONLINEAR SWITCHING ELEMENTS
PACM52P 143
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY

19~6-1963

446

SCH - SID

AUTHOR INDEX

SCHWERTZ, F. A. OPTICAL ELEMENTS FOR COMPUTERS
SCIDMORE, A. K. A MEMORY ORGANIZATION FOR AN ELEMENTARY LIST-PROCESSING COMPUTER
SCIDMORE, A. K. STORAGE AND SEARCH PROPERTIES OF A TREE-ORGANIZED MEMORY SYSTEM
SCORER, R. S. THE USE OF HIGH-SPEED COMPUTING MACHINES IN METEOROLOGY
SCOTT, A. C. ANALYSIS OF TRL CIRCUIT PROPAGATION DELAY
SCOTT, A. E. AUTOMATIC PREPARATION OF FLOW CHART LISTINGS
SCOTT, CHRISTOPHER THE USE OF TECHNICAL LITERATURE BY INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGISTS
SCOTT, D. FINITE AUTOMATA AND THEIR DECISION PROBLEMS
SCOTT, D. W. WllOR, A COMPILER COMPILER FOR THE GE 225 COMPUTER
SCOTT, M. 8. PROJECT MERCURY REAL-TIME COMPUTATIONAL AND DATA-FLOW SYSTEM
SCOTT, NORMAN R. A VISIT TO COMPUTATION CENTERS IN THE SOVIET UNION
SCOTT, NORMAN R. STATUS OF DIGITAL COMPUTER AND DATA PROCESSING DEVELOPMENTS IN THE SOVIET UNION
SCOTT, T. R. THE PRESENT STATE OF DEVELOPMENT AND FUTURE PROSPECTS OF TRANSISTORS
SCRATON, R. E. NOTE ON THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH CONSTANT COEFFICIENTS
SCRATON, R. E. THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF SECOND-ORDER DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS NOT CONTAINING THE FIRST DER
SCRIMGEOUR, J. PROCESS CONTROL COMPUTERS AND THEIR APPLICATION
SCULLY, J. F. FIELD PERFORMANCE OF A NEW AUTOMATIC FAULT-LOCATING MEANS
SEADER, L. D. MAGNETIC-RECOROING-HEAD SELECTION SWITCH
SEAMONS, M. REAL-TIME PRESENTATION OF REDUCED WIND-TUNNEL DATA
SEARL, J. W. NOTE ON THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH CONSTANT COEFFICIENTS
SEARS, R. E. SIMULATION OF AN ASSEMBLY OF SIMPLIFIED NERVE CELL MODELS ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
SEBESTYEN, GEORGE A DESIGN TECHNIQUE FOR PEDESTAL-FREE SWITCHING CIRCUITS
SECREST, D. A MULTIPLE-PRECISION FLOATING-POINT INTERPRETIVE PROGRAM FOR THE CONTROL DATA 160~
SEEBER JR, ROBERT R. ASSOCIATIVE SELF-SORTING MEMORY
SEEBER. R. R. ASSOCIATIVE LOGIC FOR HIGHLY PARALLEL SYSTEMS
SEEBER, R. R. ASSOCIATIVE MEMORY WiTH ORDERED RETRIEVAL
SEEBER, ROBERT R. SYMBOL MANIPULATION WITH AN ASSOCIATIVE MEMORY
SEEGER, RAYMOND J. ON COMPUTATIONAL TECHNIQUES FOR CERTAIN PROBLEMS IN FLUID DYNAMICS
SEEGMULLER, G. EFFICIENT HANDLING OF SUBSCRIPTED VARIABLES IN ALGOL 60 COMPILERS
SEEHOF, J. THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER HIGH-SPEEO MAGNETIC PRINTER
SEELBACH. W. C. A MAGNETIC ASSOCIATIVE MEMORY
SEFTON, P. A SIMPLE TECHNIQUE FOR CODING DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
SEGAL. R. J. FOUR AOVANCED COMPUTERS, KEY TO AIR FORCE OIGITAL DATA COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM
SEGAL, R. J. PERFORMANCE ADVANCES IN A TRANSISTORIZED COMPUTER SYSTEM THE TRANSAC S-2000
SEGEL, RONALD R. AN INQUIRY INTO THE COMPUTER AUTOMATION OF SUPER MARKETS
SElF, E. ANALYTICAL DESIGN OF RESISTOR-COUPLED TRANSISTOR LOGICAL CIRCUITS
SElF, E. CORRECTION TO ANALYTICAL DESIGN OF RESISTOR-CDUPLED TRANSISTOR LOGICAL CIRCUITS
SEIFERT, W. W. TRANSFER-FUNCTION SYNTHESIS WITH COMPUTER AMPLIFIERS AND PASSIVE NETWORKS
SELDEN. W. NEED FOR AN ALGORITHM
SELFRIDGE, J. L. MAXIMAL PATHS ON RECTANGULAR BDARDS
SELFRIDGE, O. G. AN EVALUATION OF RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE FIELD OF LEARNING MACHINES
SELFRIDGE, O. G. EVES AND EARS FOR COMPUTERS
SELFRIDGE, D. G. PANDEMONIUM, A PARADIGM FOR LEARNING
SELFRIDGE, O. G. PATTERN RECOGNITION AND MODERN COMPUTERS
SELFRIDGE, D. G. SOPHISTICATION IN COMPUTERS, A DISAGREEMENT IFRENCH)
SELFRIDGE, o. G. THE DRGANIZATID~ OF ORGANIZATION
SELFRIDGE, OLIVER G. PATTERN RECOGNITION BY MACHINE
SELFRIDGE, OLIVER G. SOME NOTES ON THE TECHNOLOGY -OF RECOGNITION
SELFRIDGE, R. G. A DIGITAL COMPUTER AS A DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER
SELFRIDGE, R. G. CODING A GENERAL-PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER TO OPERATE AS A DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER
SELFRIDGE. R. G. THE PACT COMPILER FOR THE 101
SELLERS, F. F. THE CARRY-DEPENDENT SUM ADDER
SELLERS, PETER SIMULATION AND ANALYSIS OF BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMS, II, SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
SELLIN, K. G. MACHINE TRANSLATION AND-OR AN INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGE
SELMAN, J. C. THE PHILIPS COMPUTER PASCAL
SEMARNE, H. M. STORED LOGIC COMPUTING
SEMARNE, H. M. SYMBOLIC LOGIC IN LANGUAGE ENGINEERING
SEMARNE. H. M. SYMBOLIC LOGIC TRUTH MATRICES ON A COMPUTER
SEMONJ WARREN MATRIX METHODS IN THE THEDRV OF SWITCHING
SEMON, WARREN L. CHARACTERISTIC NUMBERS AND THEIR USE IN THE DECOMPOSITION OF SWITCHING FUNCTIONS
SENOERS, J. W. CORRELATION COMPUTATION ON ANALOG DEVICES
SENDERS, JOHN ADAPTIVE TEACHING MACHINES
SENGUPTA, A. SHIFT-REGISTER CODE FOR INDEXING APPLICATIONS
SENKO, M. E. A CONTROL SYSTEM FOR LOGICAL BLOCK DIAGNOSIS WITH DATA LOADING
SENZIG, D. N. REALIZING BOOLEAN CONNECTIVES ON THE IBM 1620
SERAPHIM. D. P. EFFECT OF DEFECTS ON THE SUPERCONDUCTING PROPERTIES OF TANTALUM
SERAPHIM, D. P. FIRST- AND SECOND-ORDER STRESS EFFECTS ON THE SUPERCONDUCTING TRANSITIONS OF TANTALUM AND
SERIN, BERNARD OUTLINE OF RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN SUPERCONDUCTIVITY
SERRELL, R. THE EVOLUTION OF COMPUTING MACHINES AND SYSTEMS
SERRELL, ROBERT ELEMENTS OF BOOLEAN ALGEBRA FOR THE STUDY OF INFORMATION-HANDLING SYSTEMS
SERRELL, ROBERT ON A PROPERTY OF NATURAL LANGUAGE AND ITS USE FOR THE DESIGN OF IMP~DVEO MACHINE LANGUAGE
SESHU, S. THE DIAGNOSIS OF ASYNCHRONOUS SEQUENTIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
SESHU, S. THE THEORY OF NETS
SESHU, SUNDARAM SYMMETRIC POLYNOMIALS IN BOOLEAN ALGEBRAS
SEXTON, BRENDAN LABOR LOOKS AT AUTOMATION
SFERRINO, V. J. TRANSISTOR CIRCUIT TECHNIQUES FOR A CORE MEMORY WITH 500 MILLIMICROSECOND CVCLE TIME
SHACKLETON, P. A MODEL FOR WEEKLY SHOP LOADING
SHADER, MELVIN A. PANEL DISCUSSION ON THE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES OF COMPUTER PEOPLE
SHAFER, M. W. PHASE EQUILIBRIA IN THE FERRITE REGION OF THE SYSTEM MANGANESE-I RON-OXYGEN
SHAFFER, D. H. ON THE USE OF THE SOLOMON PARALLEL-PROCESSING COMPUTER
SHAFFER, S. J. READV-TD-WEAR UNIT CONTROL PROCEDURE
SHAFFER, STUART S. CURRENT STATUS OF IPL-V FOR THE PHILCO 2000 COMPUTER IJUNE 1962)
SHAFRITZ, A. B. MESSAGE PROTECTION FEATURES OF THE DATACOM PROGRAM
SHAFRITZ, A. B. MULTILEVEL PROGRAMMING FOR A REAL-TIME SYSTEM
SHAFRITl, A. B. MULTIWEAPDN AUTOMATIC TARGET AND BATTERY EVALUATOR
SHAH, M. J. INVESTIGATIONS OF THE ELECTRO-OPTICAL BIREFRINGENCE OF POLYDISPERSE BENTONITE SUSPENSIONS
SHAHBENDER, R. LAMINATED FERRITE MEMORY
SHAHBENDER, R. MICROAPERTURE HIGH-SPEED FERRITE MEMORY
SHALLOW, E. W. A NEW AND SIMPLE TYPE OF DIGITAL CIRCUIT TECHNIQUE USING JUNCTION TRANSISTORS AND MAGNETIC
SHALLOW, E. W. A READ-OUT CIRCUIT FOR HIGH-SPEED NON-DESTRUCTIVELY READ STORES
SHAMIR, E. THE THEORY OF DEFINITE AUTOMATA
SHANNON. C. E. CHANNELS WITH SIDE INFORMATION AT THE TRANSMITTER
SHANNON. CLAUDE E. COMPUTERS AND AUTOMATA
SHANNON. CLAUDE E. MACHINE AID FOR SWITCHING CIRCUIT DESIGN
SHAPIO, H. S. ON THE MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF ERROR-CORRECTING CDOES
SHAPIRO, E. AN ERROR-SAMPLED SWEEP-POSITION CONTROL SYSTEM
SHAPIRO, MARVIN B. LINEAR PROGRAMMING APPLIED TO ULTRAVIOLET ABSORPTION SPECTROSCOPY
SHAPIRO. NORMAN THE GENERALIZED IMPORTANT EVENT TECHNIQUE
SHAPIRO., R. M. COMPUTERS, CONNECTOR SYSTEMS, AND DATA DESCRIPTIONS
SHAPIRO, S. SUPERCD~IDUCTIVITY AND ELECTRON TUNNELING
441

COMPUHR LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 19~6-i963

SAU --SHA
PACM52P
PGEC633
CACM631
FTT 53
EJCC58
JACM581
I CSJ 58 1
I BMJ5'l2
PACM62
E JCC61
CACM596
ONR 58
IEES56
TCJ6632
TCJ66~4

159
262
28
210
99
51
245
114
46
33
8

128
3H

206
368

CAN 62 218
ilJCC51 211
IBMJ581 36
EJCCS1
~O
TCJ6632 206
FJCC63
15
PGEC513 162
rCJ6631 62
EJCC60 119
FJCC63 ~89
I BMJ67.1 126
PACM61 5B~
HARVH IH
ROME62 331
EJCC51 243
I BMJ612 106
CACM60N 616
EJCC61 264
EJCt58 168
PACM61 1285
PGEC582 109
PGEC5B4 324
WJCC55
1
CACM5S4
1
I BMJ605 479
IICR 624 143
P IRE625 1093
MTP 58 :.11
WJCC55
91
ICC 623 151
SOS 62
1
CATH63 231
OCR 62 363
LSU 56
95
WJCC55
62
DNR 56
61
PGEC633 265
CACM621 63
IFIP62 323
PGEC612 115
PACM61 6C4
WJCC60
61
PACM59
71
HARV512 13
PACM52P 275
JACM55~ 261
PLCI61 129
CACM590 40
CACM604 236
CACM637 385
ONR 60 289
IBMJ621 ~~
ONR 60
1
PIRE625 1039
PIRE530 1366
DNR 56
17
PGEC624 459
PGEC513 15~
HARV512 225
LSU 56 16!)
WCR 594
3
rCJ1582 81
PACM59
19
IBMJ583 193
FJCC62 131
WJCC54
82
CACM629 419
IFIP62 301
1
EJCC61
EJCC5{
71
I BMJ631 44
FJCC63
71
FJCC62 191
I EES56 ~12
IFIP62 597
PGEC633 233
IBMJ584 289
PIRE530 1234
PIRE530 13~8
18MJ591 25
IBMJ561 1~
CACM632 66
CACM619 394
PACM62
12
IBMJ621 H
4~7

SHA - SMA

AUTHOR INDEX

SHARP, D. W. ELECTRON TUBE PERFORMANCE IN SOME TYPICAL MILITARY ENVIRONMENTS
SHARP, JOSEPH SYNTACTICAL CHARTS OF COBOL 61
SHARPE, I. R. DATA PROCESSING IN MARKETING RESEARCH
SHARPLESS, T. K. DESCRIPTION OF SERIAL ACOUSTIC BINARY EDVAC
SHARPLESS, T. K. SWITCHING AND COUPLING CIRCUITS
SHARPLESS, T. KITE ~ERCURY DELAY LINES AS A MEMORY UNIT
SHAVER, J. D. TELE-PROCESSING SYSTEMS
SHAW, C. J. JOVIAL, A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE FOR REAL-TIME COMMAND SYSTEMS
SHAW, CHRISTOPHER J. A SPECIFICATION OF JOVIAL
SHAW, CHRISTOPHER J. JOVIAL AND ITS DOCUMENTATION
SHAW, DEAN H. THE CARDATRON AND THE DATAFILE IN THE DATATRON SYSTEM
SHAW, HARRY A METHOD FOR FINDING ALL THE ZEROS OF FIZI
SHAW, J. C. A COMMAND STRUCTURE FOR COMPLEX INFORMATION PROCESSING
SHAW, J. C. A VARIETY OF INTELLIGENT LEARNING IN A GENERAL PROBLEM SOLVER
SHAW, J. C. CHESS-PLAYING PROGRAMS ANO THE PROBLEM OF COMPLEXITY
SHAW, J. C. CHESS-PLAYING PROGRAMS AND THE PROBLEM OF COMPLEXITY
SHAW, J. C. EMPIRICAL EXPLORATIO~S OF THE LOGIC THEORY MACHINE, A CASE STUDY IN HEURISTIC
SHAW, J. C. EMPIRICAL EXPLORATIONS WITH THE LOGIC THEORY MACHINE, A CASE STUDY IN HEURISTICS
SHAW, J. C. PROGRAMMING THE LOGIC THEORY MACHINE
SHAW, J. C. REPORT ON A GENERAL PROBLEM-SOLVING PROGRAM
SHAW, R. F. PAYROLL ACCOUNTING WITH ELECOM 120 COMPUTER
SHAW, R. T. MAGNETIC TAPE FOR THE SILLIAC
SHCHERBAKOV, O. K. THE POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM OF BESM
SHEEHAN, G. M. AN APPLICATION TO PAYROLL
SHEEL, P. RECENT TRENDS IN SCIENTIFIC DOCUMoNTATION IN SOUTH ASIA, PROBLEMS OF SPEED AND COVERAGE
SHELDON, J. W. IBM CARD-PROGRAMMED CALCULATOR
SHELDON, J. W. ON THE SPECTRAL NORMS OF SEVERAL ITERATIVE PROCESSES
SHELDON, J. W. THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF A PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION ON THE IBM TYPE 701 ELECTRONIC 0
SHELL, D. L. A CHEBYCHEFF FITTING CRITERION
SHELL, D. L. A HIGH-SPEED SORTING PROCEDURE
SHELL, D. L. ON A CHEBYCHEFF FITTING CRITERION
SHELL, DONALD L. A NUMERICAL INTEGRATION METHOD WITH NON-UNIFORM INTERVALS
SHELL, DONALD L. THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM, A COOPERATIVE EFFORT
SHELL, DONALD L. THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM, A COOPERATIVE EFFORT
SHELMAN, C. B. AN INCREMENTAL COMPUTER TECHNIQUE FOR SOLVING COORDINATE-ROTATION EQUATIONS
SHELTON JR, G. L. PATTERN RECOGNITION USING AUTOCORRELATION
SHEN, D. W. C. NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF TWO GENERALIZED ELLIPTIC INTEGRALS
SHEN, MOK-KONG ON THE GENERATION OF PERMUTATIONS AND COMBINATIONS
SHENITlER, ABE CHEBYSHEV APPROXIMATION OF A CONTINUOUS FUNCTION BY A CLASS OF FUNCTIONS
SHEPARD, D. H. A RELIABLE CHARACTER SENSING SYSTEM FOR OOCUMENTS PREPARED ON CONVENTIONAL BUSINESS DEVICE
SHEPHERD, C. A. THE COMPUTER-STORED THESAURUS AND ITS USE IN CONCEPT PROCESSING
SHEPHERDSON, J. C. COMPUTABILITY OF RECURSIVE FUNCTIONS
SHEPPARD, C. B. A FOUR-CHANNEL CODED-DECIMAL ELECTROSTATIC MACHINE
SHEPPARD, C. B. ADOERS
SHEPPARO, C. B. ELEMENTS OF A COMPLETE COMPUTING SYSTEM
SHEPPARD. C. BRADfORD MEMORY DEVICES
SHEPPARD, C. BRADFORD TRANSFER BETWEEN EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL MEMORY
SHERERTl, P. C. FOXY 2, A TRANSISTORIZED ANALOG MEMORY FOR FUNCTIONS OF TWO VARIABLES
SHERERTZ, PAUL C. ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS OF THE NAREC COMPUTER
SHERIDAN, P. B. THE FORTRAN AUTOMATIC CODING SYSTEM
SHERIDAN, PETER 8. THE ARITHMETIC TRANSLATOR-COMPILER OF THE IBM FORTRAN AUTOMATIC CODING SYSTEM
SHERLOCK, G. PUBLIC UTILITY ACCOUNTING
SHERMAN, BERNARD DETERMINATION OF THREE PERCENTILES OF THE OMEGA-SUB-N DISTRIBUTION FUNCTION
SHERMAN, H. A QUASI-TOPOLOGICAL METHOD FOR THE RECOGNITION OF LINE PATTERNS
SHERMAN, J. E. REVIEW OF COMPUTER PROGRESS IN 19~7
SHERMAN, J. E. SPECIAL ANALOG-HYBRID COMPUTER ISSUE
SHERMAN, P. M. COMMENTS ON A TECHNIQUE FO~ COUNTING ONES
SHERMAN, P. M. TABLE LOOK-AT TECHNIQUES
SHERRY, MURRAY E. AUTOMATIC AFFIX INTERPRETATION AND RELIABILITY
SHERRY, MURRAY E. CURRENT RESEARCH ON AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION AT HARVARD UNIVERSITY AND PREDICTIVE SYNTACTI
SHERRY, MURRAY E. THE IDENTIFICATION .OF NESTED STRUCTURES IN PREDICTIVE SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS
SHERWOOD, F. THE EFFECT OF SIMULTANEITY ON SORTING OPERATIONS
SHERWOOD, T. R. PHOTONUCLEAR REACTION CROSS SECTIONS ANALYSIS FROM RESIDUAL RADIOACTIVITY MEASUREMENTS
SHEVEL JR, W. L. NEW FERRITE CORE ARRAYS FOR LARGE-CAPACITY STORAGE
SHEVLIN, R. DIODE-STEERED MAGNETIC-CORE MEMORY
SHEVLIN, ROBERT T. A LINEAR SELECTION DIODE STEERED CORE MEMORY
SHEW, L. F. HIGH-DENSITY MAGNETIC HEAD DESIGN FOR NONCONTACT RECORDING
SHEW, LESTER F. OISCRETE TRACKS FO~ SATURATION MAGNETIC RECORDING
SHEW, LESTER F. HIGH-DENSITY MAGNETIC HEAD DESIGN FDR NONCONTACT RECORDING
SHIFFMAN, B. MINIMUM TIME PROGRAMMING ON A DRUM COMPUTER
SHIFMAN, JOSEPH 0825, A MULTIPLE-COMPUTER SYSTEM FOR COMMAND ANO CONTROL
SHIFRIN, G. A. A HIGH SPEED, SMALL SIlE MAGNETIC DRUM MEMORY UNIT FOR SUBMINIATURE DIGITAL COMPUTERS
SHIMBEL, A. A LOGICAL PROGRAM FOR THE STIMULATION OF VISUAL PATTERN RECOGNITION
SHINOLE, W. E. A MULTI-LEVEL FILE STRUCTURE FOR INFORMATION PROCESSING
SHINER, G. THE USAF AUTOMATIC LANGUAGE TRANSLATOR, MARK I
SHIDWITl, M. FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION OF THE NCR 304
SHKLOV, N. THE ANALYSIS OF POWER SPECTRA
SHOCKENCY, W. S. MULTI-CHANNEL ANALOG-DIGITAL CONVERSION SYSTEM FOR DC VOLTAGES
SHOFFNER, MIRIAM G. A SUGGESTED METHOD OF MAKING FULLER USE OF STRINGS IN ALGOL 60
SHOHARA, S. CHARACTERISTICS OF A MULTIPLE MAGNETIC PLANE THIN FILM MEMORY DEVICE
SHOOK, C. G. A DIGITAL STATIC MAGNETIC WIRE STORAGE WITH NONOESTRUCTIVE READ-OUT
SHODMAN, WILLIAM PARALLEL COMPUTING WITH VERTICAL DATA
. SHORT, ROBERT A. CORRECTION TO 'THE DESIGN OF COMPLEMENTARY-OUTPUT NETWORKS'
SHORT, ROBERT A. THE DESIGN OF COMPLEMENTARY-OUTPUT NETWORKS
SHOULDERS, K. R. AN APPROACH TO MICROMINIATURE PRINTED SYSTEMS
SHOULOERS, K. R. AN APPROACH TO MICROMINIATURE PRINTED SYSTEMS
SHOULDERS, K. R. ON MICROELECTRONIC COMPONENTS, INTERCONNECTIONS, AND SYSTEM FABRICATION
SHOULOERS, KENNETH R. MICROELECTRONICS USING ELECTRON-BEAM-ACTIVATED MACHINING TECHNIQUES
SHOWELL, H. A. THE TRANSFER-TRACK METHOD OF MAGNETIC-DRUM OPERATION
SHREIDER, YU. A. ANALYSIS OF THE WORKING PRINCIPLES OF SOME SELF-ADJUSTING SYSTEMS IN ENGINEERING AND BIJ
SHREIDER, YU. A. LOGICAL, RECURSIVE AND OPERATOR METHOOS FOR THE ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS OF AUTOMATA
SHREIDER, YU. A. METHODS OF ESTIMATING THE EFFICIENCY OF UNIVERSAL DIGI TAL COMPUTERS WITH PROGRAMME CONTR
SHREIDER, YU. A. PROGRAMMING AND RECURSIVE FUNCTIONS
SHREIDER, YU. A. THE SOLUTION OF SYSTEMS OF LINEAR ALGEBRAIC EQUATIONS BY A MONTE CARLO METHOD
SHULL, J. R. AN AUTOMATIC CRUISE CONTROL COMPUTER FOR LONG RANGE AIRCRAFT
SHULTZ, G. L. THE USE OF THE IBM 704 IN THE SIMULATION OF SPEECH-RlCOGNITION SYSTEMS
SHUMATE, MICHAEL S. SIMULATION OF SAMPLED-DATA SYSTEMS USING ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERTERS
SHUPE, P. D. SEAC, REVIEW OF THREE YEARS OF OPERATION
SIBLEY, R. A. THE SLANG SYSTEM
SIDNAM, R. D. A MULTILOAD TRANSFLUXOR MEMORY
448

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

SCH - SID
77
EJCC53
CACM625 260
AUS 60 A6.1
MSEH64 47
MSEE"62 11>
HARII47 103
EJCC61 213
UAP623 53
CACM6lD 121
CACM633 8~
LSU 51 19B
J ACM63'1 545
WJCCSB 119
SOS 59 153
IBMJ581t 320
CATH63
39
WJCC51 218
CATH63 109
IIJCC57 230
I CIP59 256
IIJCC53
54
AUS 60Cll.2
CENG59
1
HARV55 145
ICSI581 589
EJeC51
30
JACM591t 49"
PACM52T 115
JACM581 22
CACM597 30
PACM56
3
PACM59
2
PACM58
15
JACM592 123
PGEC61411t8
PIRE611 175
PACM62 108
BIT 621t 228

JACM571 30
ilCR 574 III
FJCC63 389
JACM632 217
MSEE"6It "6
MSEE"63 23
HSEE462 11
MSEH62 21
HARVlt7 267
IIJCC59 338
P IRE530 1313
IIJCC57 188
CACM592
9
acs 58 21t1t
JACM571t 1t72
I CIP59 232
PGEC581 1>5
PGEC621
1
CACM600 53B
CACM611t 172
ItSMT60 317
ItSMT60 173
MrL 611 I'll
PAeM59
1t2
AUS 600'4.1
LCMr61 313
PGEC594 471t
PACM59
45
NCR 624 53
PGEC634 383
PGEC626 761t
NCR 581t 327
FJCC62
86
EJCC59 190
SOS 61 521
IIJCC60
53
"ICR 584 296
EJCC~6
31t
CAN 60 243
IIJCC54 113
CACM634 169
IIJCC60
'J7
PGEC611 ;6
EJCC60 111
PGEC633 232
PGEC626 71d
EJCC5B
,5
I CIPS'! 414
IIJCC60 2Sl
AlC 612 117
IEES56 528
ICIP59 298
ICIPS9 138
rOMM58 184
rOMM58 157
TOMM58 198
PGEC521 47
EJCC57 214
.. JCC59 ~H
EJCC53
83
CACM611 75
iiJCC59
14
448

AUTHOR INDEX

SIE - SPE

SHA - SMA

PACM59
61
SIEGAL, HAROLD THE USE OF GENERATORS IN TAC
CACM625 256
SIEGEL, MILTON INTE~IM REPORT ON BUREAU OF SHIPS COBOL EVALUATION PROGRAM
0'1 62 199
SIEGMAN, A. E. BROADBANO DEMODULATORS FOR MICROWAVE-MODULATED LIGHT
SIERRA, H. M. INCREASED DIGITAL MAGNETIC RECORDING READBACK RESOLUTION BY MEANS OF A LINEAR PASSIVE NETWD IBMJ631 22
IBMJ5111 18
SIH, K. Y. DIFFUSION ATTENUATION, PART II
CABS62 3UB
SILBERMAN, HARRY F. AUTOMATED TEACHING
PLCI61
13
SILBERMAN, HARRY F. CHARACTERISTICS OF SOME RECENT STUDIES OF INSTRUCTIONAL METHODS
CACM621 401
SILER, WILLIAM A COMPUTER METHOD FOR RADIATION TREATMENT PLANNING
CACM60N 605
SILVER, ROLAND AN ALGORITHM FOR THE ASSIGNMENT PROBLEM
PACM62
20
SILVERN, G. M. NON-PROGRAMMED CURRICULUM MATERIALS FOR COMPUTER PROGRAMMER TRAINING PROGRAMS
PACM61 13A1
SILVERN, LEONARD C. PRINCIPLES AND TECHNIQUES FOR TRAINING PROGRAMMERS
AUS 63 B.13
SIME, J. G. COMPUTING PROBLEMS IN X-RAY CRYSTAL STRUCTURE ANALYSIS
SIMMONS, F. P. AN ON-LINE SOLID-STATE ANALOG COMPUTER FOR AUTOMATIC GAS FLOW COMPENSATIONS
NCR 602 96
TCB4614 U6
SIMMONS, H. H. PROGRESS TOWARDS CONTROLLING POST OFFICE TELECOMMUNICATION STORES BY COMPUTER
SIMMONS, P. L. THE SIMULATION OF COGNITIVE PROCESSES, AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
PGEC6l3 462
PGEC624 535
SIMMONS, P. L. THE SIMULATION OF COGNITIVE PROCESSES, II, AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
SIMMONS, R. F. THE SIMULATION OF COGNITIVE PROCESSES, AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
PGEC6l3 462
SIMMONS, R. f. THE SIMULATION Of COGNITIVE PROCESSES, II, AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
PGEC624 535
JACM633
334
SIMMONS, ROBERT F. A COMPUTATIONAL APPROACH TO GRAMMATICAL CODING OF ENGLISH WORDS
SIMMONS, ROBERT F. SYNTHEX, TOWARD COMPUTER SYNTHESIS OF HUMAN LANGUAGE BEHAVIOR
CABS62 3bO
SIMON, H. A. A COMMAND STRUCTURE FOR COMPLEX INFORMATION PROCESSING
WJCC58 119
SDS 59 IH
SIMON, H. A. A VARIETY OF INTELLIGENT LEARNING IN A GENERAL PROBLEM SOLVER
CATH63
39
SIMON, H. A. CHESS-PLAYING PROGRAMS AND THE PROBLEM OF COMPLEXITY
IBMJ584 320
SIMON, H. A. CHESS-PLAYING PROGRAMS AND THE PROBLEM OF COMPLEXITY
SIMON, H. A. EMPIRICAL EXPLORATIONS OF THE LOGIC THEORY MACHINE, A CASE STUDY IN HEURISTIC
WJCC51 218
SIMON, H. A. EMPIRICAL EXPLORATIONS WITH THE LOGIC THEORY MACHINE. A CASE STUDY IN HEURISTICS
CATH63 109
PACM62
10
SIMON. H. A. EXPERIMENTS WITH A HEURISTIC COMPILER
IFlp62 401
SIMON, H. A. GENERALIZATION OF AN ELEMENTARY PERCEIVING ANO MEMORIZING MACHINE
CATHb3 219
SIMON. H. A. GPS. A PROGRAM THAT SIMULATES HUMAN THOUGHT
WJCC61 111
SIMON, H. A. MODELING HUMAN MENTAL PROCESSES
ICIP59 256
SIMON, H. A. REPORT ON A GENERAL PROBLEM-SOLVING PROGRAM
IICF 61
95
SIMON, H. A. SIMULATION OF HUMAN THINKING
JACM634 493
SIMON, HERBERT A. EXPERIMENTS WITH A HEURISTIC COMPILER
PACM61 2C2
SIMON, HERBERT A. FORGETTING IN AN ASSOCIATION MEMORY
1100(;62
11
SIMON, HERBERT A. HOW COMPUTERS CAN LEAR~j fROM EXPERIENCE
WJCC59
41
SIMor.S. B. H. A CARO CHANGEABLE NONDESTRUCTIVE READOUT TWISTOR STORE
CACM621 383
SIMONSEN, ROGER H. SIMULATION OF A COMPUTER TIMING DEVICE
TCJ3603 U6
SIMPSON, H. R. A GENERAL PROGRAM FOR THE ANALYSIS OF SURVEYS
TCJ5634 313
SIMPSON, H. R. A SPECIALIZED AUTOCOOE FOR THE ANALYSIS OF REPLICATED EXPERIMENTS
TCJ4611 20
SIMPSON, H. R. THE ANALYSIS OF SURVEYS, PROCESSING AND PRINTING THE BASIC TABLES
AUS 60A10.2
SIMPSON, L. N. MAGNETIC FILM, UNLIMITED STORAGE
EJCC58
94
SIMS JR, J. C. DESIGN CRITERIA FOR AUTO SYNCHRONOUS CIRCUITS
SIMS JR, J. C. MAGNETIC REPRODUCER AND PRINTER
WJCC53 IbO
PIRE611 136
SIMS, R. C. A SURVEY OF TUNNEL-DIODE DIGITAL TECHNIQUES
I8MJ593 230
SINGER, D. F. SOME PROPERTIES OF EXPERIMENTAL 10DO-MC TRANSISTORS
WJCC61 545
SINGER, R. J. A SELF-ORGANIZING RECOGNITION SYSTEM
HARV51l 125
SINGER, THEODORE SOME USES OF TRUTH TABLES
PACM52P 281
SINGER, THEODORE THE THEORY OF COUNTING TECHNIQUES
PGEC6l3 516
SINGLE, C. H. COPPER-MANDREL POTENTIOMETER DYNAMIC ERROR AND COMPENSATION
WJCC61 315
SINGLE, C. H. OPTIMIZATION OF ANALOG COMPUTER LINEAR SYSTEM DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS
2
SINGLE, CHARLES H. ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS, COEFFICIENT POTENTIOMETERS, OPERATIONAL AMP.~FIERS, AND N ::HBK62
AUS 60AU.1
SINGLETON, P. A DATA PROCESSING TECHNIQUE FOR HA~DLING SEAT RESERVATION PROBLEMS APPLIED TO AIRLINES
JACM563
169
SINGLETON, R. C. SORTING BY ADDRESS CALCULATION
IBMJ605 491
SINGLETON, R. R. ON MOORE GRAPHS WITH DIAMETERS 2 AND 3
SOS 62 503
SINGLETON, RICHARD C. A TEST FOR LINEAR SEPARABILITY AS APPLIED TO SELF-ORGANIZING MACHINES
PGEC623 346
SINGLETON, RICHARD C. LOAD-SHARING CORE SWITCHES BASED ON BLOCK DESIGNS
PACM61 13C2
SIRY, JOSEPH W. ATTITUDE DETERMINATION FOR THE TIROS SATELLITES
PIRE611 185
SISSON, R. L. COMPUTER GENERATED DISPLAYS
PACM62 120
SISSON, R. L. GENERALIZED MEASURES OF COMPUTER SYSTEM PERFORMANCE
IFIP62
~1
SISSON, R. L. STANDARDIZED COMPARISONS OF COMPUTER PERFORMANCE
SISSON, ROGER APPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL COMPUIERS
CHBK62
21
CACM585 10
SISSON, ROGER L. AN IMPROVED DECIMAL REDUNDANCY CHECK
HACC511
4
SISSON, ROGER L. QUANTITATIVE CHARACTERISTICS OF DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS
PACM61 13A2
SISSON, ROGER L. WHAT TRAINING DOES A CUSTOMER WANT. NEED
IBMJ634 325
SKIKO, E.' J. A DATA DISPLAY SUBSYSTEM
IBMJ611 33
SKIKO, E. J. METHODS OF ANALYSIS OF CIRCUIT TRANSIENT PERFORMANCE
SJCC63
69
SKILES, J. J. DVSAC, A DIGITALLV SIMULATED ANALOG COMPUTER
PACM58
2
SKILLMAN, S. EFFICIENT METHOD FOR SOLVING ATOMIC SCHROEDINGER'S EQUATION
NCR 624 94
SKILLMAN, W. A. DIGITAL SIMULATION OF PULSE DOPPLER TRACK-WHILE-SCAN RADAR
PGEC602 213
SKLANSKV, J. AN EVALUATION OF SEVERAL TWO-SUMMAND BINARY ADDERS
PGEC602 226
SKLANSKV, J. CONDITIONAL-SUM ADDITION LOGIC
PGEC604 ~09
SKLANSKV, J. CORRECTION TO CONDITIONAL-SUM ADDITION LOGIC
PGEC635 464
SKLANSKY, J. GENERAL SYNTHESIS OF TRIBUTARV SWITCHING NETWORKS
I BMJ582 130
SKOV, R. A. PULSE TIME DISPLACEMENT IN HIGH-DENSITY MAGNETIC TAPE
EJCC51
SKRAMSTAD, H. K. AN ANALOG-DIGITAL SIMULATOR FOR THE DESIGN AND IMPROVEMENT OF, MAN-MACHINE SYSTEMS
90
SKRAMSTAD, HAROLD K. A COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER
EJCC59
94
SKRAMSTAD, HAROLD K. COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL TECHNIQUES IN SIMULATION
AIC 623 215
EJCC56 11')
SLADE, A. E. A CRYOTRON CATALOG MEMORY SYSTEM
SLADE, A. E. SUPERCONDUCTIVE DEVICES
WJCC58 103
ONR 60 213
SLADE, A. E. THIN FILM CRYOTRON CATALOG MEMORY
HARV512 326
SLADE, ALBERT E. THE WOVEN CRYOTRON MEMORY
CATH63 191
SLAGLE, JAMES R. A HEURISTIC PROGRAM THAT SOLVES SYMBOLIC INTEGRATION PROBLEMS IN FRESHMAN CALCULUS
JACM634 501
SLAGLE, JAMES R. A HEURISTIC PROGRAM THAT SOLVES SYMBOLIC INTEGRATION PROBLEMS IN FRESHMAN CALCULUS
PACM59
:>6
SLAGLE, JAMES R. FORMAL INTEGRATION ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
SLATER, L. D. PROBLEMS Of THE INTRODUCTION OF LARGE SCALE DATA PROCESSING INTO THE ROYAL ARMY PAY CORPS, TCJJ603 120
TCJ4624 267
SLATER, LUCY JOAN REGRESSION ANALYSIS
TCJ6644 34B
SLATEK, LUCY JOAN SOME EXPERIENCES IN PRICE MAPPING
NCR 537
1
SLAUGHTER, D. W. AN ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CUNVERTER WITH AN IMPROVED LINEAR-SWEEP GENERATOR
SLAWSON, W. MUSE, A SOUND SYNTHESIZER
IflP62 451
SLEPIAN, DAVID INFORMATION CODING AND SWITCHING THEORV
CHBK62
14
SLITER, J. A. THE MULTIPURPOSE BIAS DEVICE PART II, THE EFFICIENCY OF LOGICAL ELEMENTS
IBMJ591 it6
SLOBOOZINSKi, E. TRANSISTOR SHIFT REGISTERS
NCR 544 140
SLOBODLINSKI, E. J. MILLIMICROSECOND TRANSISTOR CURRENT SWlfCHING TECHNIQUES
WJCC51
68
SLOTNICK, D. L. ON THE MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF ERROR-CORRECTING CODES
IBMJ5111 25
PGEC636 ,601
SLOTNICK, D. L. THE COMPUTER SYSTEM ISSUE
SLOTNICK, O. L. THE SOLOMON COMPUTER"A vRELIMINARY REPORT
WOCD62
66
SLOTNICK, DANIEL L. THE SOLOMON COMPUTER
FJCC62
91
EJCC51
90
SLUTZ, RALPH J. ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE WITH THE SEAt
SLUTZ, RALPH J. MEMORY STUDIES A~D OTHER DEVELOPMENTS AT THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS
ADC 53 211
EJCC53
22
SMAGORINSKY, J. DATA PROCESSING REQUIREMENTS FOR NUMERICA~ WEATHER PREDICTION
4'>9

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

796-980

()~66--30

449

SMA - STE

AUTHOR INDEX

SMALLMAN, C. R. THIN FILM CRYOTRON CATALOG MEMORY
SMART, K. J. THE ERROR PROBLEM IN DATA TRANSMISSION
SMART, R. G. A MATRIX INTERPRETIVE ROUTINE FOR THE UTE COM
SMART, R. G. CALCULATION OF PERFORMANCE CURVES FOR INOUCTIVE PARAMETRIC DEVICES
SMART, R. G. FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION SORTING ON UTECOM
SMART, R. G. NUMERICAL TECHNIQUES FOR THE STUOY Of TIME-VARYING SYSTEMS
SMART, R. G. PIPE FLEXIBILITY ANALYSIS ON THE UTECOM COMPUTER
SMART, R. G. THE UTECOM
SMILLIE, K. M. SOME MATHEMATICAL AND PROGRAMMING PROBLEMS ENCOUNTEREO IN THE OPERATION OF A SCIENTIFIC Cl
SMILLIE, K. W. A GENERAL PROGRAM FOR THE ANALYSIS OF SQUARE AND RECTANGULAR LATTICE DESIGNS
SMILLIE, K. W. USE OF A REMOTE DIGITAL COMPUTER ON AN OPEN-SHOP BASIS IN AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH
SMITH JR, E. C. A DIRECTLY COUPLED MULTIPROCESSING SYSTEM
SMITH JR, E. C. SIMULATION IN SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
SMITH JR, H. J. DESIGN OF AN IMPROVED TRANSMISSION-DATA PROCESSING CODE
SMITH JR, H. J. SURVEY OF PUNCHED CARD CODES
SMITH JR, HOWARD J. A SHORT STUDY OF NOTATION EFFICIENCY
SMITH, A. F. AN ELECTRONIC METHOD OF INTEGRATION WITH RESPECT TO VARIABLES OTHER THAN TIME
SMITH, A. F. THE SOLID-STATE DATA PROCESSING COMPUTER EMIDEC 1100
SMITH, ALBERT E. INTERIM REPORT ON BUREAU OF SHIPS COBOL EVALUATION PROGRAM
SMITH, BRUCE K. THE INTERPRETATION AND ATTAINMENT OF RELIABILITY IN INDUSTRIAL DATA SYSTEMS
SMITH, CHARLES G. DESCRIPTIVE DOCUMENTATION
SMITH, D. MICR, A NEW INPUT MEDIUM FOR COMPUTERS
SMITH, D. D. CHARACTER MANIPULATION IN 7090 FORTRAN
SMITH, D. D. A COMPUTER MEMORY USING MAGNETIC FILM
SMITH, D. R. MAINTAINED ACTIVITY IN NEURAL NETS
SMITH, DONALD D. PROPOSAL FOR MAGNETIC DOMAIN-WALL STORAGE AND LOGIC
SMITH, E. M. DESIGN AND MANUFACTURING CONSIOERATIONS OF THE OSCILLOGRAPH TYPE ELECTROSTATIC STORAGE TUBE
SMITH, H. M. THE TYPOTRON, A NOVEL CHARACTER DISPLAY STORAGE TUBE
SMITH, HARRY J. A PROPERTY OF SEMI-DEFINITE HERMITIAN MATRICES
SMITH, J. A MATHEMATICAL LANGUAGE COMPILER
SMITH, J. B. MACIUNES FOR THE SOLUTION OF LOGICAL PROBLEMS
SMITH, J. E. KEITH EMPIRICAL TESTS OF AN ADDITIVE RANDOM NUMBER GE~ERATOR
SMITH, J. ERNEST A NEW LARGE-SCALE DATA-HANDLING SYSTEM, DATAMATIC 1000
SMITH, J. G. ACCURACY CONTROL IN THE RCA BIlMAC SySTEM
SMITH, J. G. DESIGN OF THE RCA SOl SYSTEM
SMITH, J. L. A ONE-MICROSECOND AOOER USING ONE-MEGACYCLE CIRCUITRY
SMITH, J. L. CONCURRENTLY OPERATING COMPUTER SYSTEMS
SMITH, J. L. ORGANIZING A NETWORK OF COMPUTERS TO MEET DEADLINES
SMITH, J. L. PILOT, A NEW MULTIPLE COMPUTER SYSTEM
SMITH, J. L. PILOT, THE NBS MULTICOMPUTER SYSTEM
SMITH, J. L. SYSTEM DESIGN OF THE SEAC AND DYSEAC
SMITH, J. L. THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF A I-MICROSECOND PARALLEL ~DDER, USING I-MEGACYCLE CIRCUITRY
SMITH, J. R. MESSAGE PROTECTION FEATURES OF THE DATACOM PROGRAM
SMITH, J. ROLAND INFORMATION AND LITERATURE USE IN A RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION
SMITH, J. V. SOME TECHNICAL PROBLEMS SOLVED BY LEO
SMITH, J. W. A COMM~ND LANGUAGE FOR HANDLING STRINGS OF SYMBOLS
SMITH, JOSEPH W. A MATHEMATICAL LANGUAGE COMPILER
SMITH, JOSEPH W. SYNTACTIC AND SEMANTIC AUGMENTS TO ALGOL
SMITH, K. L. DATA PREPARATION AND TRANSMISSION IN THE ROYAL AIR FORCE INTEGRATED SUPPLY SYSTEM
SMITH, L. WHEATON INFORMATION AND TRANSFORMATIONS ON GENER~L ARRAYS
SMITH, L. WHEATON WHAT IS PROPRIETARY IN MATHEMATICAL PROGRAMMING, IMPRESSIONS OF A PANEL DISCUSSION
SMITH, MAURICE H. AN EVALUATION OF ABSTRACTING JOURNALS AND INDEXES
SMITH, OLIVER K. EIGENVALUES OF ~ SYMMETRIC 3X3 MATRIX
SMITH, OTTO J. M. ECONOMIC ANALOGS
SMITH, P. H. SUPERCONDUCTIVITY AND ELECTRON TUNNELING
SMITH, R. D. MULTIPROGRAMMING THE RCA 601
SMITH, R. E.PARTlTlONED POLYNOMIALS, AN APPROACH TOWARD EQUILIBRIUM BETWEEN ACCURACY AND SPEED IN PRIMM
SMITH, R. K. DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES IMPROVE RELIABILITY
SMITH, R. N. INTERIM REPORT PRESENTATION DEVELOPMENT OF ELECTRONIC APPLICATIONS
SMITH, R. W. TECHNIQUES FOR MULTI-LEVEL PROGRAMMING WITH REAL TIME CONSTRAINTS
SMITH, RICHARD B. THE BKS SYSTEM FOR THE PHILCO-2000
SMITH, W. R. A NEW APPROACH TO RESISTOR-TRANSISTOR-TUNNEL-DIODE NANOSECOND LOGIC
SMITH, W. V. MICROWAVE AMPLIFICATION BY MASER TECHNIQUES
SMITH, W. V. MICROWAVE RESONANCE IN GADOLINIUM-IRON GARNET CRYSTALS
SMITH, WILLiAM E. A DIGITAL. SYSTEM SIMULATOI~
.
SMITHBERG, S. THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER HIGH-SPEED MAGNETIC PRINTER
SMOLIAR, G. SYNCHRONIZATION OF A MAGNETIC COMPUTER
SMURA, E. J. A BINARY-WEIGHTED CURRENT DECODER
SNITZER, ELIAS SOME PROPERTIES OF FIBER OPTICS AND LASERS, PART A
SNOW, C. P. SCIENTISTS AND DECISION MAKING
SNOW, N. E. REMOTE OPERATION OF A COMPUTER BY HIGH SPEED DATA LINK
SNOW, R. H. PYROLYSIS REACTOR DESIGN COMPUTATIONS
SNYDER JR, RICHARD L. DEVICES FOR TRANSPORTING THE RECORDING MEDIA
SOBEL, SHELDON OSCILLATING SORT, A NEW SORT MERGING TECHNIQUE
SOBOL, HAROLD TIME AVERAGE THERMAL PROPERTIES OF A COMPUTER UTILIZING THIN-FILM SUPERCDNDUCTING ELEMENTS
SOLOMON, E. W. A COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAM FOR NETWORK PROBLEMS
SOLOMON, J. A DEVICE TO FACILITATE COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTATION
SDLOMON, N. B. ICON, A MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM
SDLOMONOFF, R. A NEW METHOD FOR DISCOVERING THE GRAMMARS OF PHRASE STRUCTURE LANGUAGES
SOLOMDNOFF, R. J. TRAINING SEQUENCES FOR MECHANIZED INDUCTIDN
SOLTES, AARON S. A WIDE-BAND SQUARE-LAW COMPUTING AMPLIFIER
SOMA, T. ESAKI DIODE HIGH-SPEED LOGICAL CIRCUITS
SOMERVILLE, M. J. ANALOGUE COMPUTING CIRCUITS
SOMERVILLE, M. J. OESIGN OF ANALOGUE COMPUTING SYSTEMS
SONDAK, N. E. A SYSTEMS APPROACH FOR THE APPLICATION OF COMPUTERIZED SCHEDULING TECHNIQUES AND THE RCA-PE
SONGSTER, GERARD F. NEGATIVE-BASE NUMBER-REPRESENTATION SYSTEMS
SONQUIST, JOHN A. FIXED-WORD-LENGTH ARRAYS IN VARIABLE-WORD-LENGTH COMPUTERS
SQPKA, J. J. AN ANALYSIS OF ADEQUATE INVENTORY LEVELS
SORENSEN, E. E. OPERATIONS RESEARCH AND COMPUTERS IN AN INTEGRATED OIL COMPANY
SOROKA, WALTER W. MISCELLANEOUS MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL ANALOG-COMPUTING SYSTEMS
SOROKA, WALTER W. NETWORK-TYPE DIRECT-ANALOGY COMPUTERS AND FIELD-PROBLEM ANALOGIES
SPANDORFER, L. M. DESIGN OF UNIVAC-LARC SYSTEM, PART II
SPANIER, EOWIN H. QUOTIENTS OF CONTEXT-FREE LANGUAGES
SPARCK-JONES, KAREN MECHA'IISED SEMANTIC CLASSIFICATION
SPECKHARD, A. E. A SAP-LIKE ASSEMBLY PROGRAM FOR THE IBM 6S0
SPECKHARD, A. E. CHARACTER SCANNING ON THE IBM 7070
SPEEDY, C. 8. SOME NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN EQUIPMENT FOR HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL MACHINES
SPEEDY, C. 8. THE DETERMINATION OF CONTROL SYSTEM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIMULATION
SPEISER, A. P. A BRIEF ACCOUNT OF THE WORK DONE AT THE ZURICH INSTITUTE OF APPLIED MATHEMATICS
SPEISER, A. P. CONTROL PANEL AND INPUT AND OUTPUT FACILITIES OF ERMETH IGERMANI
450

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

SIE - SI'E
ONR 60 213
AUS 60 C2.2
AUS 511 123
AUS 60B'~.1
AUS·60 A(;.3
'US 63 11.20
'US 60 B4.3
AUS 511 104
CAN 58
78
CACM639 568
rCJ6632 118
IBSJ633 ;/18
I BSJ621H
CACM615 212
CACM600 638
CACM608 468
IIUS 60 C8.1
AUS 60013.3
CACM625 256
WJCCSr 198
I CSI 582 1()97
AUS 60 A9.1
CACM638 440
(CIPS9 447
JACM622 268
PGEC614 708
ANL 53
U
IICR 554 129
JACMS83 244
PACMS6
30
FH 53 1111
JACMS94 527
EJCC56
22
WJCC57 202
EJCC58 160
PGEC562 65
ICIP59 3:>3
EJCC57 11S
JACH593 313
71
EJCC5S
PGEC542
8
WJCC56 103
IFIP62 367
ICSIS81 131
/IUS 60 Bl.3
PACMS8
30
ACFI57
81
CACM604 ,11
TCJ6633 219
PACM61 6b3
CACM61D 542
IC51581 j21
CACM614 H.8
PIRE530 1514
IBMJ621 j4
PACM61 12Cl
PACM62
60
WJCC57 172
LSU 57 206
PACM62
14
CACM612 104
PGt:C62S 6~B
IIlMJS13 232
IBMJ59Z l!i3
iiJCC57
H
EJCC57 243
EJCC56
'10
I BMJ514 3!'>6
JPI 62
61
MCF 61
3
FJCC62 110
CAS 55
85
EJCC52
L5
JACM623 .H2
PGEC622 200
TCJ3602 tl9
III JCC5B
212
PACM62
59
ICiPS9 205
SOS 62 425
PGEC542 31
PGEC601 25
UOC60
99
UOC60
b3
PACM62 lUO
PGEC633 214
CACM620 602
I BMJ591 54
CAN S8 229
:HBK62
8
CHBK62
9
EJCC59
66
J ACM634 487
MTL 612 417
CACM601
2
CACM60N 622
IIUS 51 !42
AUS 63 C.21
MANeSI
.!.7
ECIP55
67
450

SPE - SVE

AUTHOR INDEX

SPEISER, AMBROS P. NEW TECHNICAL DEVELOPMENTS (GERMANI
SPELLER, JACK B. A DIGITAL CONVERTER
SPENCE, H. OPERATING EFFICIENCIES AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CoMPUlING MACHINES AT ABERDEEN PROVING GROU~
SPENCER JR, R. D. COMPUTERS FOR DECISION MAKING AND CONTROL
SPENCER, R. E. SIGN CORRECTION I~ MODULUS CONVENTION
SPERO, ROBERT E. EFFECTIVENESS OF TWO-STEP SMOOTHING IN OIGnAL CONTROL COMPUTERS
SPERONI, JOSEPH ARITHMETIZING DECLARATIONS, AN APPLICATION TO COBOL
SPERONI, JOSEPH CORRIGENDUM, ARITHMETIZING DECLARATIONS
SPERRY, R. W. OROERLY FUNCTION WITH DISORDERLY STRUCTURE
SPIEGEL, P. A TUNNEL DIODE FUNCTION GENERATOR
SPIEGELTHAL, E. S. COMPUTING EDUCATED GUESSES
SPIEGELTHAL, EDWIN S. REDUNDANCY EXPLOITATION IN THE COMPUTER SOLuriON OF DOUBLl-CROSTICS
SPIELBERG, A. M. ACCURACY CONTROL IN THE RCA 8IZMAC SYSTEM
SPIELBERG, KURT REPRESENTATION OF POWER SERIES IN TERMS OF POLYNOMIALS, RATIONAL APPROXIMATIONS AND CONTI
SPINRAO, R. THE DESIGN OF A LARGE ELECTROSTATIC MEMORY
SPIRIT, JIRI SYSTEMATICALLY ASCERTAINING REQUIREMENTS OF SCIENTISTS FOR INFORMATION
SPITLER, R. H. A RESEARCH LABORATORY FOR PROCESSING AND DISPLAYING SATELLITE DATA IN REAL TIME
SPITZBART, A. A CHEBYCHEFF FITTING CRITERION
SPITZBART, A. ON A CHEBYCHEFF FITTING CRITERION
SPOHN, M. A COMPARISON OF 650 PROGRAMMING METHODS
SPONSLER, GEORGE C. ANALOGUE STUDY OF ELECTRON TRAJECTORIES
SPRAGUE, R. E. THE CAOAC
SPRAGUE, R. E. THE PLACE OF THE SPECIAL PURPOSE ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS
SPRICK, W. AN ANALOGOUS METHOD FOR PATTERN RECOGNITION BY FOLLOWING THE BOUNDARY
SPROKEL, G. J. A LIQUID SCINTILLATION COUNTER USING ANTICOINCIDENCE SHIELDING
SPROKEL, G. J. THE USE OF RADIOISOTOPES TO DETERMINE THE CHEMISTRY OF SOLDER FLUX
SPROTT, D. A.PROCESS ING MAGNETIC TAPE FILES WITH VARIABLE IILOCKS
SPROWLS, R. CLAY BUSINESS SIMULATION
SPROWLS, R. CLAY POTENTIAL ROLES OF THE UNIVERSITY COMPUTING CENTERS
SPRUTH, W. G. ANALYSIS OF A FILE AODRESSING METHOD
SPURR, STEPHEN H. REQUIREMENTS OF FOREST SCIENTISTS FOR LITERATURE AND REFERENCE SERVICES
SQUIRE, J. S. PHYSICAL AND LOGICAL DESIGN OF A HIGHLY PARALLEL COMPUTER
SQUIRE, JON S. ITERATIVE CIRCUIT COMPUTERS
ST JOHNSTON, A. A SERIES OF COMPUTERS USING PLUG-IN UNITS
ST JOHNSTON, A. THE ELLIOTT-NROC COMPUTER 401, A DEMONSTRATION OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING BY PACKAGED UNIT C
STABLER, EDWARD P. CIRCUIT REALIZATION OF BINARY FUNCTIONS USING THRESHOLD DEVICES
STABLER, EDWARD P. SQUARE-LOOP MAGNETIC LOGIC CIRCUITS
STADLER, H. L. A CARD-CHANGEABLE PERMANENT-MAGNET-TwISTOR MEMORY Of LARGE CAPACITY
STADLER, W. DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES IMPROVE RELIABILITY
STAGG, R. H. MAGNETIC INK CHARACTER DEVELOPMENTS, INCLUDING SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT
STAGG, R. H. THE NATIONAL ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
STAHL, W. R. SIMULATION OF A TURING MACHINE ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER
STALLER, J. J. THE EVOLUTION OF AN ARMY-NAVY MILITARIZED DIGITAL MAGNETIC TAPE SYSTEM FOR FIELD COMPUTER
STANGE, C. H. PERIPHERY EQUIPMENT IN RELATION TO FORMS HANDLING IN COMPUTER INSTALLATIONS
STANSBREY, J. J. CHEMICAL SWITCHES
STANWOOD, R. H. THE MERGE SYSTfM OF INFORMATION DISSEMINATION, RETRIEVAL, AND INDEXING USING THE IBM 7090
STARK, L. ONLINE DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR MEASUREMENTS OF A NEUROLOGICAL CONTROL SYSTEM
STARK, LAWRENCE COMPUTER PATTERN RECOGNITION TECHNIQUES, ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC DIAGNOSIS
STARK, RICHARD H. RATES OF CONVERGENCE li'l NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE DIFFUSION EQUATION
STATLAND, N. A SURVEY OF HIGH-SPEED PRINTERS IN THE UNITED STATES
STAUFFER, R. B. MET-WATCH, A TECHNIQUE FOR PROCESSING AND SCANNING METEOROLOGICAL DATA WITH A DIGITAL COM
STEARNS, R. E. A STUDY OF FEEDBACK AND ERRORS IN SEQUENTlAL MACHINES
STEARNS, R. E. ON TfIE STATE ASSIGNMENT PROBLEM FOR SEQUENTIAL MACH INES II
STEARNS, SAM D. A METHOD FOR THE DESIGN OF PATTERN RECOGNITION LOGIC
STECK, G. P. STOCHASTIC MODEL FOR THE BROWNING-BLEDSOE PATTERN RECOGNITION SCHEME
STEEL JR, T. B. A FIRST VERSION OF UNCOL
STEEL JR, T. B. INFORMATION PROCESSING FOR INTERPLANETARY EXPLORATION
STEEL JR, T. B. LANGUAGES AND REAL TIME INFORMATION PROCESSING
STEEL JR, T. B. PACT IA
STEEL JR, T. B. THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM, MACHINE IMPLEMENTATION Of SYMBOLIC PROGRAMMING
STEEL JR, T. B. UNCOL, THE MYTH AND THE FACT
STEEL JR, THOMAS B. MACHINE IMPLEMENTATION OF SYMBOLIC PROGRAMMING
STEEL JR, THOMAS B. THE FOUNDATIONS OF A THEORY OF DATA PROCESSING
STEEL, T. THE PROBLEM OF PROGRAMMING COMMUNICATION WITH CHANGING MACHINES, PART 1
STEEL, T. THE PROBLEM OF PROGRAMMING COMMUNICATION WITH CHAI~GING MACHINES, PART 2
STEENECK, R. ERROR OETECTION CORRECTION AND CONTROL
STEFFEN, L. E. FOXY 2, A TRANSISTORIZED ANALOG MEMORY FOR FUNCTIONS OF TWO VARIABLES
STEGER,' W. A. THE USE OF MANNED SIMULATION IN THE DESIGN OF AN OPERATIONAL CONTROL SYSTEM
STEIN, I. ANALYSIS OF THE RECORDING OF SINE WAVES
STEIN, 1. GENERALIZED PULSE RECORDING
STEIN, I. THEORETICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF RZ AND NRZ RECORDING CHARACTERISTICS
STEIN, IRVING GENERALIZED PULSE RECORDING
STEIN, M. L. A COMPILER WITH AN ANALOG-ORIENTED INPUT LANGUAG£
STEIN, MARVIN L. AUTOMATIC DIGITAL PROGRAMMING OF ANALOG COMPUTERS
STEIN, MARVIN L. CHANGING FROM ANALOG TO DIGITAL PROGRAMMING BY DIGITAL TECHNIQUES
STEIN, MARVIN L. MULTIPLE PRECISION ARITHMETIC
STEIN, P. EXPERIMENTS IN CHESS
STEIN, PAUL R. A STUDY OF CERTAIN COMBINATORIAL PROBLEMS THROUGH EXPERIMENTS ON COMPUTING MACHINES
STEINBACK, R. T. NONLINEAR RESISTORS IN LOGICAL SWITCHING CIRCUITS
STEINBERG, C. A. A DATA COMMUNICATIONS AND PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR CARDIAC ANALYSIS
STEINBERG, C. A. TECHNIQUES FOR THE USE OF THE DIGITAL COMPUTER AS AN AID IN THE DIAGi'lOSIS OF HEART OISEA
STEINBERG, L. AUTOMATED COMPUTER CARD OESIGN
STEINBUCH, K. ADAPTIVE SYSTEMS IN PATTERN RECOGNITION
STEINBUCH, K. LEARNING MATRICES AND THEIR APPLICATIONS
STEINBUCH, K. SELF-CORRECTING DECODING CIRCUITS
STEPHEN, J. H. A TRANSISTOR OIGITAL COMPUTER
STEPHEN, J. H. AN INTERLEAVED-DIGIT MAGNETIC-DRUM STORE FOR A' TRANSISTOR DIGITAL COMPUTER
STEPHENSON, O. G. USE OF AN ANALOG COMPUTER FOR ROOM AIR-CONDITIONING CALCULATIONS
STEPHENSON, M. FAULTS IN COMPUTERS
STERLING, T. D. CLIl>IICAL APPLICATIONS IN MEOI'CINE
STERN, H. THE FORTRAN AUTOMATIC CODING SYSTEM
STERN, H. M. MAGNACARD, MECHANICAL HANDLING TECHNIQUES
STERNAD, N. PROGRAMMING CONSIDERATIONS FOR THE' 7750
STERZER, F. .FAST MICROWAVE LOGIC CIRCUITS
STERZER, F. FAST MICROWAVE LOGIC CIRCUITS
STEVEN, D. H. A DIGITAL DISPLAY METERING SYSTEM FOR USE WITH A TRANSFORMER ANALOG NETWORK ANALYSER
STEVENS, D. L. CALCULATION· OF ELECTRIC MOTOR SPEED-TORQUE CURVES ON THE BURROUGHS EI0l
STEVENS, L. O. ENGINEERING ORGANIZATION OF INPUT AND OUTPUT FOR THE IBM 101 ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING MA
STEVENS, M. E. A MACHINE MODEL OF RECALL
STEVENS, M. E. ABSTRACT SHAPE RECOGNITION BY MACHINE
451

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

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AUTHOR INDEX

STEVENS, MARY ELIZABETH AVAILABILITY OF MACHINE-USABLE NATURAL LANGUAGE MATERIAL
STEVENSON, A. J. EVALUATION OF CONFIDENTIAL MATERIALS
STEVENSON, M. J. LINE WIDTHS AND PRESSURE SHIFTS IN MODE STRUCTURE OF STIMULATED EMISSION FROM GAAS JUNCT
STEWARD, D. V. ON AN ·ALGEBRAIC FOUNDATION FOR CONSTRUCtING OPTIMUM ALGORITHMS
STEWARD, V. ORACLE, GAS MANUFACTURING BUDGET PROGRAM
STEWART JR, R. M. SOME APPLICATIONS OF MAGNETIC FILM PARAMElRONS AS LOGICAL DEVICES
STEWART, E. J. THE NCR 102A AS AN AID IN TRAINING AND RESEARCH
STEWART, K. L. ELEMENTARY DIVISORS OF THE LIEBMANN PROCESS
STEWART, W. C. AN APPROACH TO THE EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF PERSISTENT-CURRENT DEVICES
STIBITZ, GEORGE INTRODUCTION TO THE COURSE ON ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTERS
STIBITZ, GEORGE R. A STATISTICAL METHOD FOR CERTAIN NONLINEAR DYNAMICAL SYSTEMS
STIBITZ, GEORGE R. THE ORGANIZATION OF LARGE-SCALE CALCULATING MACHINERY
STICKELL, E. E. REQUIREMENTS OF THE BUREAU OF OLD-AGE AND SURVIVORS INSURANCE FOR ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESS
STIEBER. JOSEPH A. THE MASTER TERRAIN MODEL SYSTEM
STIEFEL. E. SOME EXAMPLES OF NUMERICAL METHODS AND THE PHILOSOPHY ~EHIND THEM
STILES, H. EDMUND MACHINE RETRIEVAL USINC THE ASSOCIATION FACTOR
STILES, H. EDMUND THE ASSOCIATION FACTOR IN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
STOCKEBRAND, T. C. A COMPUTER-INTEGRATED RAPID-ACCESS MAGNETIC TAPE SYSTEM WITH FIXED AUDRESS
STOCKER, C. F. SEMICONDUCTOR PARAMETRIC DIODES IN MICROWAVE COMPUT~RS
STOCKMAL. FRANK J. ON THE INVERSE OF A TEST MATRIX
STOLLE. F. EXPERIENCE WITH COMPONENTS USED IN ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS MANUFACTURED IN GERMANY eGERMAN)
STONE JR. J. J. PHYSICAL SIMULATION OF NUCLEAR REACTOR POWER PLANT SYSTEMS
STONE, J. J. PRODUCTION OF MAGAZINE LABELS BY THE VIDEOGRAPH PROCESS
STONE, P. J. A COMPUTER APPROACH TO CONTENT ANALYSIS, STUDIES USING THE GENERAL INQUIRER SYSTEM
STONE, PHILIP J. THE INTERACTION SIMULATOR
STONE. R. S. A VARIABLE FUNCTION DELAY FOR ANALOG COMPUTERS
STONES, T. A. THE FERRANTI ARGUS PROCESS CONTROL COMPUTER
STONIER, K. B. THE ACCOUNTING CONSULTANT VIEWS ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING
STOTZ, R. MAN-MACHINE CONSOLE FACILITIES FOR COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN
STOUCHTON. M. J. THE HANDLING OF RETAIL REQUISITIONS FROM A GENERAL WAREHOUSE
STOUGHTON, P. N. A DESCRIPTION OF THE IBM 707~ SYSTEM
STOWE, LLOYD PROGRAMMING
STRACHAN, R. A. AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING FOR NUMERICAL WEATHER PREDICTION
STRACHEY, C. BITWISE OPERATIONS
STRACHEY, C. DIGITAL COMPUTERS APPLIED TO GAMES
STRACHEY. C. ON TAKING THE SQUARE ROOT OF A COMPLEX NUMBER
STRACHEY. C. SOME PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVING THE EFFICIENCY OF ALGOL 60
STRACHEY, C. THE MAIN FEATURES OF CPL
STRACHEY, C. THE REDUCTION OF A MATRIX TO CODIAGONAL FORM BY ELIMINATIONS
STRACHEY, C. TIME SHARING IN LARGE, FAST COMPUTERS
STRACHEY, C. TWO CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE TECHNIQUES OF QUEUING PROBLEMS
STRACHEY, C. S. LOGICAL OR NON-MATHEMATICAL PROGRAMMES
STRAM, OSCAR B. ARBITRARY BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS OF N VARIABLES REALIZABLE IN TERMS OF THRESHOLD DEVICES
STRANG, CHARLES R. COMPUTING MACHINES IN AIRCRAFT ENGINEERING
STRANG. R. R. CONTROLS AND ADMINISTRATION IN RELATION TO A DATA PROCESSING CENTRE
STRASSMAN, A. J. EVALUATION AND INSTRUMENTATION OF A SPECIAL-PURPOSE DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM USING SIMULAT
STRASSMAN. A. J. SYSTEM EVALUATION AND INSTRUHEN1ATION FOR MILITARY SPECIAL-PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER sysr
STRATHMAN, J. ANALOG MULTIPLIERS AND SQUARERS USING A MULTIGRID MODULATOR
STRICKLAND. P. R. THE THERMAL EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT OF A TRANSISTOR
STRINGER, J. B. ACCEPTANCE TRIALS OF COMPUTER SYSTEMS FOR GOVERNMENT USE
STRINGER, J. B. MICROPROGRAMMING ANO THE CHOICE OF ORDER CODE
STRINGER, J. B. SOME FEATURES OF THE ACE COMPUTER
STRINGER, J. B. THE PLACE OF CHARACTER RECOGNITION, DATA TRANSMISSION AND DOCUMENT HANDLI~G IN A.D.P. SYS
STROHM, W. B. A TABLE LOOK-UP MACHINE FOR PROCESSING OF NATURAL LANGUAGES
STROHM. W. G. ESAKI DIOOE NOT-DR LOGIC CIRCUITS
STRONG, J. THE PROBLEM OF PROGRAMMING COMMUNICATION WITH CHANGING MACHINES. PART 1
STRONG, J. THE PROBLEM OF PROGRAMMING COMMUNICATION WITH CHANGING MACHINES, PART 2
STRONG, P. F. SUPERCONDUCTIVITY AND ELECTRON TUNNELING
STRONG, PETER F. RECTIFIERS AS ELEMENTS OF SWITCHING CIRCUITS
STROUO, A. H. A MULTIPLE-PRECISION FLOATING-POINT INTERPRETIVE PROGRAM FOR THE CUNTROL DATA 160~
STROUD, J. THE MAN-COMPUTER TEAM IN A SPACE ECOLOGY
STRUBLE, G. W. A SHORT METHOO FOR MEASURING ERROR IN A LEAST-SQUARES POWER SERIES
STUART-WILLIAMS, R. A MULTIPLE-ACCESS DISC FILE
STUART-WILLIAMS, R. SPECIAL-PURPOSE AUTOMATIC COMPUTERS
STUART-WILLIAMS, RAYMOND COMMUNICATION BETWEEN COMPUTERS
STUART-WILLIAMS, RAYMOND MEMORY DEVICES
STUART-WILLIAMS, RAYMOND SOLUTIONS OF INCOMPATIBILiTY IN MULTIPLE MEDIA DATA PROCESSING
STUART, P. R. BRITISH RESEARCH ON SUPERCONDUCTIVE SWITCHING DEVICES
STUBBS, F. FINISHED STOCK CONTROL, PRODUCTION MONITORING, SALES STATISTICS, ETC.
STUIVER. W. ANALYSIS AND NUMERICAL CALCULATIONS OF THE DYNAMIC BEH4VIOR OF PLANE PIVOTED SLIDER BEARINGS
STURGES, LAWRENCE SYNTACTICAL CHARTS OF COBOL 61
STURGIS, H. E. COMPUTABILITY OF RECURSIVE FUNCTIONS
SUGAI. IWAO EXTRACTION OF ROOTS BY REPEATED SUBTRACTIONS FOR OIGITAL COMPUTERS
SUHR, P. J. AN AUTOMATIC VOICE READOUT SYSTEM
SULLIVAN, DONALD L. OAT A PROCESSING COMPILERS FOR SMALL CARD READING COMPUTERS
SUMMER. C. F. A NEW INPUT-OUTPUT SELECTION SYSTEM FOR THE FLORIDA AUTOMATIC COMPUTER IFLAC)
SUMMERFIELD, R. O. A MODERN APPROACH TO THE PROBLEMS OF BUYING AND SELLING
SUMMERS, LAWRENCE MACHINE TRANSLATION OF RUSSIAN ORGANIC CHEMICAL NAMES INTO ENGLISH BY ANALYSIS AND RESY
SUMNER, F. H. EXPERIMENTS IN MACHINE LEARNING AND THINKING
SUMNER, F. H. ONE-LEVEL STORAGE SYSTEM
SUMNER, F. H. THE CENTRAL CONTROL UNIT OF THE ATLAS COMPUTER
SUMNER, F. H. THE MANCHESTER UN.IVERSITY ATlAS OPERATING SYSTEM, PART I, INTERNAL ORGANIlAflON
SUMNER. F. H. THE MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY ATLAS OPERATING SYSTEM, PART II, USER'S DESCRIPTION
SUMNER, F. H. THE METHOD OF LANClOS FOR CALCULATING THE CHARACTERISTIC ROOTS AND VECTORS OF A REAL SYMMET
SUMNER, J. S. MAGNETIC TAPE FILE PROCESSING WITH THE NCR 30~
SUNDSTROM. LARS-OLOF SAAB 500, A NUMERICAL CONTROL SYSTEM
SURAN, J. J. COMPARATIVE PERFORMANCE OF SATURATING AND CURRENT CLAMPED HIGH-FREQUENCY PULSE CIRCUITS lABS
SUSSENGUTH JR, E. H. AN ALGORITHM FOR AUTOMATIC DESIGN OF LOGICAL CRYOGENIC CIRCUITS
SUSSENGUTH JR, EDWARD H. USE OF TREE STRUCTURES FOR PROCESSING FILES
SUSSKIND, A. K. APPROACHES TO DESIGN PROBLEMS IN CONVERSION EQUIPMENT
SUSSKIND, A. K. DIGITAL INFORMATION PROCESSING FOR MACHINE-TOOL CONTROL
SUSSKIND, ALFRED K. DIGITAL INFORMATION PROCESSING FOR MACHINE-TOOL CONTROL
SUSSKIND, ALFRED K. NUMERICALLY CONTROLLED MILLING MACHINE
SUTHERLAND. I. E. SKETCHPAD, A MAN-MACHINE GRAPHICAL COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
SUTHERLAND. N. S. STIMULUS ANALYSING MECHANISMS
SUTRO, L. L. THE VISUALIZER AS A MEANS OF DISPLAYING ABT'S STRATEGIC MODEL
SUTRO. LOUIS PANEL DISCUSSION ON THE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES OF COMPUTER PEOPLE
SUTRO, LOUIS L. EMERGENCY SIMULATION OF THE DUTIES OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
SUTTON. R. L. THE FIRST YEAR'S EXPERIENCE WITH A COMPUTER. IN A LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE
SVEISTRUP, POUL THE NEED FOR EDUCATION AND RESEARCH IN AOMINISTRATIVE DATA PROCESSING
~52

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY

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SVE - TIT

AUTHOR INOEX

SVEJGAARO, B. GIER, A OANISH COMPUTER OF MEDIUM SIZE
SVIGALS, J. IBM 7070 OATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM
SVOBODA, A. ARITMA CALCULATING PUNCH
SVOBOOA, A. GRAPHICAL-MECHANICAL AIDS FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF RELAY CIRCUITS
SVOBODA, A. THE NUMERICAL SYSTEM OF RESIDUAL CLASSES IN MATHEMATICAL MACHINES
SVOBODA, ANTONIN' COMPUTER PROGRESS IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA, II. THE NUMERICAL SYSTEM OF RESIDUAL CLASSES ISRC)
SVOBODA, ANTONIN SOME APPLICATIONS OF CONTACT GRIDS
SVOBODA, ANTONIN SYNTHESIS OF LOGICAL SYSTEMS OF GIVEN ACTIVITY
SWAN, P. COMPUTATIONAL PROBLEMS IN THEORETICAL NUCLEAR PHYSICS
SWANN, 'B. B. MACHINES IN GOVERNMENT CALCuLAIIONS
SWANSON, D. R. AN OPTIMIZATION CONCEPT FOR BUSINESS DATA-PROCESSING EQUIPMENT
SWANSON, D. R. INTERROGATING A COMPUTER IN NATURAL LANGUAGE
SWANSON, DON R. INFORMATION RETRIEVAL, STATE OF THE ART
SWANSON, DON R. RESEARCH PROCEDURES FOR AUTOMATIC INDEXING
SWANSON, DON R. THE NATURE OF MULTIPLE MEANING
SWANSON, J. A. CLARIFICATION OF FIRST-ORDER SEMICDNDUCTIDN EFFECTS THROUGH USE OF ELECTROCHEMICAL PDTENTI
SWANSON, J. A. DIFFUSION ATTENUATION, PART I
SWANSON, J. A. DIFFUSION ATTENUATION, PART II
SWANSON, J. A. PHYSICAL VERSUS LOGICAL COUPLING IN MEMORY SYSTEMS
SWANSON, JOHN A. NOTES ON CUMULATIVE PHOTOVOLTAGES
SWARD, G. L. A NON-HEURISTIC PROGRAM FOR PROVING ELEMENTARY LOGICAL THEOREMS
SWEENEY, H. E. FACILITIES FOR OPERATING A COMPUTER
SWEENEY, M. NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE BOUNDARY LAYER EQUATIONS wiTHOUT SIMILARITY ASSUMPTIONS
SWENSON, C. A. THE TEMPERATURE AND PRESSURE DEPENDENCE OF CRITICAL FIELD CURVES
SWIFT, CHARLES PROGRAMMED BUFFERING OF INPUT-OUTPUT ON THE 709
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SWIFT, CHARLES J. COMPILING CONNECTIVES
SWI FT, CHARLES J. EVALUATING NUMBERS EXPRESSED AS STRINGS OF ENGlI SH WORDS
SWIFT, CHARLES J. MACHINE FEATURES FOR A MORE AUTOMATIC MONITORING SYSTEM ON DIGITAL COMPUTERS
SWIFT, CHARLES J. THE SHARE 709 SYSTEM, PROGRAMMED INPUT-OUTPUT BUFFERING
SWIHART, J. C. SOLUTIONS OF THE BCS INTEGRAL EQUATION AND DEVIATIONS FROM THE LAW OF CORRESPONDING STATES
SWIHART, J. C. USE OF SUPERCONDUCTING TRANSMISSION LINE FOR MEASURING PENETRATION DEPTHS
SWINNERTON-OYER, H. P. F. SOLUTION OF SIMULTANEOUS LINEAR EQUATIONS USING A MAGNETIC-TAPE STORE
SWINNERTON-DYER, H. P. F. THE CALCULATION OF POWER SPECTRA
SWIRE, B. THE SILLIAC
SWIRE, B. E. MAGNETIC TAPE FOR THE SILL lAC
SWIRE, B. E. ON THE DESIGN OF PHOTOELECTRIC PAPER-TAPE READERS
SWITZER, I. THE APPLICATION OF A~ ELECTRONIC COMPUTER TO THE OPERATION OF A CRUDE OIL PIPE LINE
SYDNOR, R. L. ANALOG MULTIPLIERS AND SQUARERS USING A MULTIGRID MODULATOR
SYKES, R. P. A PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM FOR LARGE GENERAL PURPOSE ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS
SYMMONS, H. F. DATA PROCESSING FOR EXPERIMENTS IN ELECTRON PARAMAGNETIC RESONANCE
SZABO, NICHOLAS SIGN DETECTION IN NONREDUNDANT RESIDUE SYSTEMS
SZATROWSKI, Z. THE COMPUTING PROBLEM IN THE ANALYSIS OF NON-STOCHASTIC TIME SERIES USING AN AUTO-REGRESSI
SlEKERES, G. NUMERICAL EVALUATION OF MULTIPLE INTEGRALS
TABOR, LEWIS P. BRIEF DESCRIPTION AND OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ENIAC
TABORY, R. FIRST ELEMENTS OF A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE FOR THE PROCESSING OF GRAPHS IEXAMPLES AND APPLICATIO
TA80RY, ROBERT INTRODUCTION TO AN AUTOMATIC ENGLISH SYNTAX IBY FRAGMENTATION)
TADENUMA, R. ENGLISH-JAPANESE MACHINE TRANSLATION
TAINE, SEYMOUR I. CURRENT MEDICAL LITERATURE, A QUANTITATIVE SURVEY OF ARTICLES AND JOURNALS
TAINE, SEYMOUR I. THE FUTURE OF THE PUBLISHED INDEX
TAINITER, M. ADDRESSING FOR RANDOM-ACCESS STORAGE WITH MULTIPLE BUCKET CAPACITIES
TAKAHASHI, S. A TUNNEL-DIODE HIGH-SPEED MEMORY
TAKAHASHI, S. AN ELECTRONIC READING MACHINE
TAKAHASHI, S. CAPACITANCE TYPE FIXED MEMORY
TAKAHASHI, S. DEVELOPMENT OF JAPANESE OIGITAL COMPUTERS
TAKAHASHI, S. ENGLISH-JAPANESE MACHINE TRANSLATION
TAKAHASHI, S. SYSTEM DESIGN OF THE ETL KM-6 COMPUTER
TAKAHASHI, SHIGERU THE TRANSISTORIZED COMPUTER ETL MARK IV
TAKAHASI, H. APPLICATION OF ERROR-CORRECTING CODES TO MULTI-WAY SWITCHING
TAKAHASI, H. SOME THEOREMS USEFUL IN THRESHOLD LOGIC FOR ENUMERATING BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS
TAKAHASI, HIDETOSI MEMORY SYSTEMS FOR PARAMETRDN COMPUTERS
TAKAHASI, HIDETOSI THE PARAMETRON
TAKASHIMA, K. THE PARAMETRON DIGITAL COMPUTER MUSASINO-l
TALMADGE, R. B. DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED PROGRAMMING AND OPERATING SYSTEM PART II, THE ASSEMBLY PROGRAM AN
TANAKA, RICHARD I. THE ACRE COMPUTER, A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR A MISSILE CHECKOUT SYSIEM
TANG, I. C. ON THE COMPUTATION OF A CERTAIN TYPE OF INCOMPLETE BETA FUNCTIONS
TANG, T. PARALLELISM IN COMPUTER ORGANIZATION RANOOM NUMBER GENERATION IN THE FIXED PLUS VARIABLE COMPUTE
TANIMOTO, TAFFE T. THE GENERAL PROBLEM OF CLASSIFICATION AND INDEXING
TANNENBAUM,~.
DIVISION ANO OVERFLOW DETECTION IN RESIDUE NUMBER SYSTEMS
TANSAL, S. USE OF SUPERCONDUCTING TRANSMISSION LINE FOR MEASURING PENETRATION DEPTHS
TANTZEN, ROBERT G. DIGITAL COMPUTERS
TARANTO, DONALD BINARY CONVERSION, WITH FIXED DECIMAL PRECISION, OF A DECIMAL FRACTION
TARJAN, RUDOLF LOGICAL MACHINES {GERMANI
TARNAWSKY, G. O. TAGGING TECHNIQUES FOR INCORPDRATING MICROGLOSSARIES IN 'AN AUTOMATIC DICTIONARY
TASINI, B. B. MULTIPLE INPUT-OUTPUT LINKS IN COMPUTER SYSTEMS
TASMAN, P. LITERARY DATA PROCESSING
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TASSIE, L. J. SUMMATION OF THE SCATTERING SERIES FOR THE SCATTERING OF ELECTRONS BY ATOMIC FIELDS
TATUM, LISTON IBM CARD-PROGRAMMED CALCULATOR
TAUBE, MORTIMER CONVENTIONAL AND INVERTED GROUPING OF COOES FOR CHEMICAL DATA
TAUBE, MORTIMER THE COMAC, AN EFFICIENT PUNCHED CARD COLLATI~G SYSTEM FOR THE STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL OF IN
TAUBER, A. S. THE PHOTOCHROMIC MICROIMAGE MEMORY
TAUNTON, 8. W. DATA PROCESSING IN BANKING AND OTHER SERVICE INDUSTRIES
TAYLOR JR, C. H. A COORDINATED DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM AND ANALOG COMPUTER TO DETERMINE REFINERY-PROCESS J
TAYLOR, A. THE SUPERCONDUCTIVITY OF SOME INTlRMETALLIC COMPOUNDS
TAYLOR, A. E. THE FLOW-MATIC AND MATH-MATIC AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
TAYLOR, B. R. EXPERIENCE WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER IN AN AEROPLANE TESTING ESTABLISHMENT
TAYLOR, D. G. THE USE OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN OBTAINING SOLUTIONS TO ELECTRIC-CIRCUIT PROBLEMS INVOLVING
TAYLOR, H. W. AN FST-2 RADAR-PROCESSING EQUIPMENT FOR SAGE
TAYLOR, HENRY M. HIGH SPEED COMPUTER OUTPUT DEVICES UTILIZI~G THE CHARACTRON SHAPED BEAM TUBE
TAYLOR, J. C. OAT A COLLECTION AS A BY-PRUDUCT OF NORMAL BUSINESS MACHINE OPERATION
TAYLOR, NORMAN H. COMPONENTS AND BASIC CIRCUITS
HYLOR, NORMAN H. EVALUATION OF THE ENGINEERING ASPECTS OF WHIRLWIND I
TAYLOR, NORMAN H. KEYNOTE ADDRESS
TAYLOR, NORMAN H. KEYNOTE ADDRESS, COMPUTERS, FROM YOUTH TO MANHOOD
TAYLOR, NORMAN H. RAPID-ACCESS STORAGE, INCLUOING THE USE OF MAGNETIC CORES FOR STORAGE AND SWITCHING
TAYLOR, R. A MECHANICAL HEART-LU~G APPARATUS
TAYLOR, R. M. OPTIMIZATION OF A RAOAR AND ITS ENVIRONMENT BY GEESE, GENERAL ELECTRIC ELECTRONIC SYSTEM EV
TAYLOR, W. K. AUTOMATIC CONTROL BY VISUAL SIGNALS
TAYLOR, WARREN A SYNTACTICAL CHART OF ALGOL 60
TEACHER, C. F. CHARACTER RECOGNITION TECHNIQUES FOR ADDRESS READING
TEAGER, HERBERT TIME-SHARED PROGRAM TESTING
453

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

STE - TEA
PGEC636 1029
WJCC59 222
ECIP55
12
ECIP55 213
ICIP59 419
DIP 62 543
HARV571 293
PGEC636 904
AUS 60B'3.2
FTT 53 2H
IIJCC55
43
I FlP62 2118
IIJCC61 239
MIPP61 281
NSMT60 386
IBMJ571 39
I BMJ591 18
IBMJ591 IB
IBMJ603 305
IBMJ613 210
ICIP59 262
ONR 51
46
PACM511
7
I BMJ621 82
PACM5S
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CACM606 34S
CACM60D 51tl
JACM512 172
JACM592 145
IBMJ621 14
ONR 60 311
TCJ3601 28
TCJ5621 16
AUS 571 103
AUS 60C 11. 2
AUS 60Cll.3
CAN 58 213
PGEC562 82
NCR 584 1~1
AUS 608'9.3
PGEC62~ 494
PACM56
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AUS 63 B.18
IfARV41
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ROME62 717
MTl 612 615
ICIP59 19~
ICSI581 ~J5
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JACM633 307
IFIP62 6U3
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IF IP62 690
DIP 62 617
I CIP59 396
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DIP 62 595
PGEC593 308
IBSJ632 162
WJCC59 217
CACM63N 689
WJCC61 l!i1
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PGEC624 !J01
ONR 60 311
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DIP 62 110
I BMJ634 H7
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IBMH13 249
AUS 608'4.2
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ICSI5S1 611
ICSI5S2 1245
LCMT61 385
EJCC5S
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JNR 56
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454

TlZ - VAN

AUTHOR INDEX

TIZARD, R. H. CONVERSION BETWEEN ANALOGUE AND DIGITAL MEASURES
TOAN JR, A. B. COMPUTERS, AUDIT AND CONTROL
TOBIAS, THOMAS J. PREDICTION OF PROGRAM RUNNING TIME AS AN AID IN COMPUTER EVALUATION
TOCHER, K. D. A FAST PARALLEL ARITHMETIC UNIT
TOCHER, K. D. THE APPLICATION OF AUTOMATIC COMPUTING MACHINES TO STATISTICS
TOCHER, K. O. THE CLASSIFICATION AND DESIGN OF OPERATION CODES FOR AUTOMATIC COMPUTERS
TOCHER, K. D. THE CONSTRUCTION OF EFFICIENT COMPILERS FOR SMALL SLOW COMPUTERS
TOCHER, K. D. THE DESIGN REQUIREMENTS OF A LOW-COST COMPUTING MACHINE
TOCHER, K. D. THE IMPERIAL COLLEGE COMPUTING ENGINE
TODD, CARD D. AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY ON NOR AND NAND LOGIC
TODD, JOHN OPERATION OF THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS CDMPUTATION LABORATORY (SEAC)
TDDD, K. W. J. A SMALL TRANSISTORIZED ANALOG COMPUTER FOR EARLY FL1GHT IMPACT POINT PREDICTION OF BALL 1ST
TOLLES, W. E. TECHNIQUES FOR THE USE OF THE DIGITAL COMPUTER AS AN AID IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF HEART DISEASE
TOMASH, ERWIN DATA TRANSLATORS
TOMASH, ERWIN FACILITY REQUIREMENTS
TOMOVIC, R. SOLVING INTEGRAL EQUATIONS ON A REPETITIVE DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER
TOMOVIC, RAJKO NEW APPLICATIONS OF AN ELECTRONIC FUNCTION GENERATOR
TOMPKINS, C. MAXIMIZING FUNCTIONS OF ROTATIONS, EXPERIMENTS CONCERNING SPEED OF DIAGONALIZATION OF SYMMET
TOMPKINS, CHARLES B. SYSTEM ERROR ANALYSIS IN COMPUTATION
TOMPKINS, HOWARD E. COMPUTER EDUCATION
TOMPKINS, J. A DIOOE MULTIPLEXER FOR ANALOG VOLTAGES
TOMPSETT, D. H. POWER-SYSTEM ENGINEERING PROBLEMS WITH REFERENCE TO THE USE OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
TONGE, F. AN INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION PROCESSING LANGUAGE V
TONGE, FRED M. SUMMARY OF A HEURISTIC LINE BALANCING PROCEDURE
TONIK, A. B. DESIGN OF UNIVAC-lARC SYSTEM, PART I
TONIK, A. B. SYMPATHETICALLY PROGRAMMED COMPUTERS
TOOLE, J. G. VECTORCARDIOGRAPHIC DIAGNOSIS WITH THE AID OF ALGOL
TOOLEY, J. THRESHOLDING AND MICRO-MINIATURIZATION WITH SEMICONDUCTORS
TooP, J. H. THE ANALYSIS OF POWER SPECTRA
TOOTILL, G. C. SOME STORAGE CIRCUITS BASED ON VALVES
TOOTIlL, G. C. THE USE OF CYCLIC PERMUTED CODES IN RELAY COUNTING CIRCUITS
TDOTILL, G. C. THE USE OF CYCLIC-PERMUTED CHAIN CODES FOR DIGITISERS
TORNHEIM, LEONARD INVERSION OF A CDMPLETE MATRIX
TORNHEIM, LEONARD STEPWISE PROCEDURES USING BOTH DIRECTIONS
TORNUDD, ELIN STUDY ON THE USE OF SCIENTIFIC LITERATURE AND REFERENCE SERVICES BY SCANDINAVIAN SCIENTISTS
TORREY, R. D. A Z.5-MEGACYCLE FERRACTOR A.CCUMULATOR
TOTH, D. H. THE UNIVAC M-~60 COMPUTER
TOTH, GLORIA S. A COMPARISON BETWEEN THE POLYPHASE AND OSCILLATING SORT TECHNIQUES
TOTSCHEK, R. AN INVESTIGATION OF REAL-TIME SDLUTION OF THE TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM
TOU, JULIUS SAMPLING FREQUENCY OF DIGITAL SERVOMECHANISM
TOULOUKIAN, Y. S. ANALYTICAL STUDY OF A METHOD FOR LITERATURE SEARCH IN ABSTRACTING JOURNALS
TOUZEL, D. HOLLERITH ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT FOR USE IN GOVERNMENT AND INDUSTRY
TDUZEL, D. L. ICT ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE TO AUSTRALIAN USERS
TOUZEL, D. L. THE SMALL COMPUTER IN AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRY
TOWNSEND, R. SERIAL DIGITAL ADDERS FOR A VARIABLE RADIX OF NOTATION
TOXEN, A. M. CHARACTERISTICS OF BULK AND THIN FILM SUPERCONDUCTING ALLOYS
TOXEN, A. M. THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY OF DILUTE INDIUM-MERCURY SUPERCONDUCTING ALLOYS
TOlER, B. R. PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES FOR PROTECTION AGAINST OPERATOR-USER ERRORS
TRACY, R. A. MEGABIT MEMORY
TRAUB, J. F. COMMENTS ON 'A NEW METHOD OF COMPUTATION OF SQUARE ROCTS WITHOUT USING DIVISION'
TRAUB, J. F. COMPARISON OF ITERATIVE METHODS FOR THE CALCULATION OF NTH ROOTS
TRAUB, J. F. ON A CLASS OF ITERATION FORMULAS AND SOME HISTORICAL NOTES
TRAUB, J. F. ON FUNCTIONAL ITERATION AND THE CALCULATION OF ROOTS
TRAUB, J. F. THE THEORY OF MULTIPOINT ITERATION FUNCTIO~S
TRAUB, J. F. USA PARTICIPATION I~ AN INT~RNATIONAL GLOSSARY ON INFURMATION PROCESSING
TRAVIS, IRVEN THE HISTORY OF COMPUTING DEVICES
TREXLER, GEORGE F. PUBLIC UTILITY CUSTOMF.R ACCOUNTING ON THE TYPE 650 MAGNETIC DRUM DATA PROCESSING MACHI
TRIEBWASSER, S. SIMPLE CONSTANT-TEMPERATURE OVEN ANO CONTROL SYSTEM
TRIEBWASSER, S. STUDY OF THE SECOND-OROER FeRROELECTRIC TRANSITION IN TRI-GLYCINE SULFATE
TRIMBLE, GEORGE R. MATRIX INVERSION ON THE IBM TYPE 650
TRITTER, A. THE PROBLEM OF PROGRAMMING COMMUNICATION WITH CHANGING MACHINES, PART 1
TRITTER, A. THE PROBLEM OF PROGRAMMING COMMUNICATION WITH CHANGING MACHINES, PART 2
TROESCH, B. A. A BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEM WITtI EIGENVALUE ON THE BOUNDARY
TROST, J. A VERSATILE MAN-MACHINE COMMUNICATION CONSOLE
TRUE, WENDELL C. SIMULATION AND DISPLAY OF FOUR INTERRELATED VEHICULAR TRAFFIC INTERSECTIONS
TRUITT, T. D. AN ANALOG-DIGITAL REAL-TIME COMPUTER
TRUMBO, o. E. DATA PREPARATION FOR NUMERICAL CONTROL OF MACHINE TOOLS
TRUSLOVE, E. H. DATA TRANSMISSION, PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS
TRUST, M. DATA PROCESSING AND INFORMATION HANDLING
TRUXAL, JOHN G. COMPUTERS IN AUTOMATIC CONTROL SYSTEMS
TRUXAL, JOHN G. CONTROL SYSTEM THEORY
TRYON, J. G. QUADDED LOGIC
TSUI, FRANK F. A FLEXIBLE AND INEXPENSIVE METHOD OF MONITORING PROGRAM EXECUTION IN A DIGITAL COMPUTER
TSUI, FRANK F. IMPROVING THE PERFORMANCE DF THE SENSE-AMPLIFIER CIRCUIT THROUGH PRE-AMPLIFICATION STROBI~
TSUI, R. T. C. SUPE~CONOUCTING TIN FILMS OF LOW RESIDUAL RESISTIVITY
TU, Y. O. A THEORETICAL MODEL FOR SEPARATION IN THE FLUID JET AMPLIFIER
TUCKER, A. W. INTEGER PROGRAMMING FORMULATION OF TRAVELING SALESMAN PROBLEMS
TUCKER, A. W. SOLVING A MATRIX GAME BY LINEAR PROGRAMMING
TUCKER, LEDYARD R. SOME COMPUTATIONAL PROBL~MS IN PSYCHOLOGY
TULLER, W. G. USE OF COMPUTING MACHINERY IN APPLICATIONS OF INFORMATION THEORY
TUNIS, C. J. A DELAY-LINE PUSH-DOWN LIST
TUNIS, C. J. A PATTERN IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM USING LINEAR DECISION FUNCTIONS
TURANSKI, W. J. MAN-TO-MACHINE COMMUNICATION AND AUTOMATIC CODE TRANSLATION
TURCHENETZ, W. E. PHOTONUCLEAR REACTION CROSS SECTIONS ANALYSIS FROM RESIDUAL RADIOACTIVITY MEASUREMENTS
TURClYN, A. A HIGH SPEED N-POLE, N-POSITION MAGNETIC CORE MATRIX S"ITCH
TURING, A. CHECKING A LARGE ROUTINE
TURING, A. M. COMPUTING MACHINERY AND INTELLIGENCE
TURING, A. M. OIGIT~L COMPUTERS APPLIED TO GAMES
TURING, A. M. LOCAL PROGRAMMING METHODS AND CONVENTIONS
TURING, A. M. ON COMPUTABLE NUMBERS WITH AN APPLICATION TO THE ENTSCHEIDUNGSPROBLEM
TURN, R. AUTOMATIC ASSIGNMENT OF COMPUTATIONS IN A VARIABLE STRUCTURE COMPUTER SYSTEM
TURN, R. LOGARITHMIC AND EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION EVALUATION IN A VARIABLE STRUCTURE DIGITAL COMPUTER
TURN, R. PARALLEL PROCESSING IN A RESTRUCTURABLE COMPUTER SYSTEM
TURNBURKE JR, V. P. SEQUENTIAL DATA PROCESSING DESIGN
TURNER, L. R. REALIZATION OF RANDOMLY TIMED COMPUTER INPUT A~O OUTPUT BY MEANS OF AN INTERRUPT FEATURE
TURNER, L. RICHARD INITIAL EXPERIENCE WITH AN OPERATING MUL11PROGRAMMING SYSTEM
TURNER, LLOYD A SYNTACTICAL CHART OF ALGOL 60
TUR~ER, R. M.
ON THE REDUCTION OF ERROR IN·CERTAIN ANALOG COMPUTER CALCULATIONS HY 1HE USE OF CONSTRAINT
TURNQUIST, R. D. A COMPACT 166-KILOBIT FILM MEMORY
TURNUUIST, R. D. A ~ONOESTRUCTIVE READOUT FILM MEMORY
~55

COMPUTER LITlRATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

TEA - TUR
TCJ3601 51
LSU 55
47
CAS 60
20
I EES56 52D
ACC 53 166
IEES56 125
ROME62 211
ADC 5} 21n
FTT 53 161
PGEC635 46Z
ONR ~3
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AUS 60CI0.3
EJCC6L 311
SACI58
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HACC511
6
PGE(;604 503
PGEC5Bl 48
JACM574 4511
CCST61 11>8
AIC 634 135
PGEC55Z (04
I EES56
26
CACH604 205
CATH63 16B
EJCC,II
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I C IP59 344
CACM622 118
SOS 61 !Ill
CAN 6() 241
I EES56 313
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ICIP59 414
CACM619 ;s98
PACM61 12M
ICSI5S1 19
EJCC56
,0
WJCC58
10
CACM635 223
JACM612 210
PACM56
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ICSHS1 351
AUS 513 311
AUS 60D1:>.1
AUS 60 A;.~
ADC 53 120
ClNR 60 ,49
I BMJ6Z 1 11Z
RHCS60
19
EJCC56 104
CACH602 86
CACM613 143
CACM6H1 276
PACM61 !III 1
PI\CM62
80
CACM63N b:'8
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2
J ACM544 173
18MJ571 84
IllMJ583 212
LSU 55 1!>3
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PACM58
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:ACM619 393
WJCC60 113
'CR 624 03
WJCC61 411
FTT 53

TUR - WAL

AUTHOR INDEX

TURSKI. W. EXTERNAL LANGUAGE KLIPA FOR DIGITAL COMPUTER URAL-2
TURSKI, WLADYSLAW THE EXTERNAL LANGUAGE KLIPA FOR THE URAL-2 DIGITAL COMPUTER
TUTCHINGS. A. MAGNETIC RECORDING FOR A DIGITAL COMPUTER
TUTTLE. K. B. THE REFUGE RELAY FUNCTION GENERATOR
TWISS. P. M. THE USE OF AGWAC IN THE ANALYSIS OF NONLINEAR PITCHING OSCILLATION OF A SUPERSONIC MISSILE
TWOMEY. S. ON THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF FREDHOLM INTEGRAL EQUATIONS OF THE FIRST KIND BY THE INVERSION OF
TYLER. ARTHUR W. OPTICAL AND PHOTOGRAPHIC STORAGE TECHNIQUES
TYLER. ARTHUR W. RECORDING TeCHNIQUES FOR DIGITAL CODED DATA
TYRRELL. D. H. THE EVOLUTION OF AN ARMY-NAVY MILITARllED DIGITAL MAGNETIC TAPE SYSTEM fOR FIELD COMPUTER
TYSON. H. N. ANALOG SIMULATION OF UNDERGROUND WATER FLOW IN THE LOS ANGELES COASTAL PLAIN
UFFELMAN. M. R. CONFLEX I, A CONDITIONED REFLEX SYSTEM
UHL. W. SWITCHING TECHNIQUES AT Z-5 (GERMANI
UHR. L. A PATTERN RECOGNITION PROGRAM THAT GENERATES. EVALUATES AND ADJUSTS ITS OWN OPERATORS
UHR, L. COMPUTER SIMULATIONS OF A PERCEPTUAL LEARNING MODEL FOR SENSORY PATTERN RECOGNITION. CONCEPT FORM
UHR. LEONARD A PATTERN-RECOGNITION PROGRAM THAT GENERATES. EVALUATES. AND ADJUST ITS· OWN OPERATORS
UHR. LEONARD MACHINE PERCEPTION OF PRINTED AND HANDWRITTEN fORMS BY MEANS OF PROCEDUR~S FOR ASSESSING AND
UHR. LEONARD THE SEARCH TO RECOGNIZE
ULAM. S. A STUDY OF CERTAIN COMBINATORIAL PROBLEMS THROUGH EXPERIMtNTS ON COMPUTING MACHI~ES
ULAM, S. EXPERIMENTS IN CHESS
ULAM, S. M. ON THE MONTE CARLO METHOD
UL8RICH. EGBERT STRUCTURE AND OPERATION OF THE TELEFUNKEN T~ 4 DIGITAL COMPUTER (GERMANI
ULZURRUN. E. A NEW TECHNIQUE FOR USING THIN MAGNETIC FILMS AS A PHASE SCRIPT MEMORY ELEME~T
ULZURRUN, EDUARDO T. TUNNEL-DIODE THRESHOLD DISCRIMINATOR TOLERANCE ANALYSIS
UNCAPHER, K. W. 1958 PGEC MEM8ERSHIP SURVEY REPORT
UNCAPHER. KEITH W. 1960 PGEC MEMBERSHIP REPORT
UNDERHILL. l . H. THE GROWTH OF COMPLEXITY OF A GENERAL-PURPOSE PROGRAM
UNG. L. T. ENGINEERING DESIGN ON A COMPUTER
UNGER. H. THE DARMSTADT MATHEMATICAL COMPUTER GROUP (GERMANI
UNGER. S. H. A COMPUTER ORIENTED TOWARD SPATIAL PROBLEMS
UNGER, S. H. A NOTE ON THE NUMBER OF INTERNAL VARIABLE ASSIGNMENTS FOR SEQUENTIAL ShlTCHING CIRCUITS
UNGER. S. H. MINIMIZING THE NUMBER OF STATES IN INCOMPLETELY SPECIFIED SEQUENTIAL SWITCHI~G FUNCTIONS
URBAN, G. H. EXPERIMENTS IN PROCESSING PICTORIAL INFORMATION WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER
URBAN. GENEVIEVE H. CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF DATA ON TENANTS IN LOW RENT GOVERNMENT HOUSING
URBANO, R. H. A TOPOLOGICAL METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF THE MINIMAL FORMS OF A BOOLEAN FUNCTION
URBANO. ROCCO H. BOOLEAN MATRICES AND THE STABILITY OF NEURAL NETS
URETSKY. JACK L. GENERATION OF SPHERICAL BESSEL FUNCTIONS IN DIGITAL COMPUTERS
URETSKY. JACK L. GENERATION OF SPHERICAL BE~SEL FUNCTIONS IN DIGITAL COMPUTERS
URICH. W. A DIFFERE~CE METHOD FOR THE APPROXIMATE SOLUTION OF THE INITIAL VALUE PROBLEM fOR SYSTEMS Of QU
URIE. R. L. COMPUTER PROGRAMMES FOR ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEM PLANNING
URQUHART. D. J. USE OF SCIENTIFIC PERIODICALS
UTMAN. R. E. STANDARDIZATION IN COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION PROCESSING
UTTAL. W. R. SYSTEMATICS OF THE EVOKED SOMATOSENSORY CORTICAL POTENTIAL
UTTAl. WILLIAM R. ON CONVERSATIONAL INTERACTION
UTTAL. WILLIAM R. THE CAUDAL PHOTORECEPTOR OF THE CRAYFISH, A QUANTITATIVE STUDY OF RESPONSES TO INTENSIT
UTTLEY. A. M. CHECKING PROCEDURE AND CIRCUITS
UTTLEY, A. M. CONDITIONAL PROBABILITY COMPUTING IN A NERVOUS SYSTEM
UTTLEY. A. M. PRELIMINARY PLANS FOR THE T.R.E. ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER
UTTLEY, A. M. THE MECHANIZATION OF THOUGHT PROCESSES
UTTLEY. A. M. THE TELECOMMUNICATIONS RESEARCH ESTABLISHMENT PARALLEL ELECTRONIC DIGITAL COMPUTER
UYEHARA. G. U. A STREAM-FOLLOWING TECHNIQUE FOR USE I~ CHARACTE~ RECOGNITION
VACCA. R. A THREE-VALUED SYSTEM OF LOGIC AND ITS APPLICATION TO BASE THREE DIGITAL CIRCUITS
VACCA. ROBERTO BINARY ARITHMETIC FOR OISCRETELY VARIABLE WORD LENGTH IN A SERIAL COMPUTER
VACCA. ROBERTO BINARY ARITHMETIC FOR DISCRETELY VARIABLE WORD LENGTH IN A SERIAL COMPUTER
VACCA. ROBERTO ERRORS DUE TO OVERFLOW IN ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS PARTICULARLY AS REGAKDS fINAC ELECTRONIC:
VAIL. C. R. AN APPROACH TO THE EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF PERSISTENT-CURRENT DEVICES
VAILLANCOURT. R. A SIMPLE TECHNIQUE FOR CODING OIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
VAJDA. S. A PROGRAM TO STUDY THE EFFECT OF RANDOM DELAYS ON THE ABILITY OF TRAINS TO RUN TO A SCHEDULE
VAJDA. S. LINEAR PROGRAMMING ON AUTOMATIC COMPUTERS
VAJDA, S. THE ECONOMICS OF DUMPING FROM ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS
VALENTINE. CHARLES AN ALGORITHM FOR MINIMAX POLYNOMIAL CURVE-FITTING OF DISCRETE DATA
VALENTINE. SOL W. COMPUTER OPERATIONS AT WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE
VALENTY. GABRIEL E. A MEDIUM-SPEEO MAGNETIC CORE MEMORY
VALLARTA, MANUEL S. THE USE OF CALCULATING MACHINES IN THE THEORY OF PRIMARY COSMIC RADIATION
VAN BUSKIRK. R. C. SIMULATION TO OBTAIN A SYSTEMS MEASURE OF AN AIR DUEL ENVIRONMENT
VAN DE RIET. E. K. DESIGN OF AN ALL-MAGNETIC COMPUTING SYSTEM. PART I CIRCUIT DESIGN
VAN DE VELDE. L. R. COMPUTERS FOR ARTILLERY
VAN DER KOLFF. S. C. AUTOMATIC COMPUTATION IN MULTI-COMPONENT DISTILLATION COLUMN DESIGN
VAN DER PDEL. W. L. THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN ALGOL TRANSLATOR FOR A SMALL COMPUTER
VAN DER POEL, W. L. THE ESSENTIAL TYPES OF OPERATION IN AN AUTOMATIC COMPUTER
VAN DER PDEL. W. L. ZEBRA, A SIMPLE BINARY COMPUTER
VAN DER POEL. WILLEM LOUIS MICRO-PROGRAMMING AND TRICKOLOGY
VAN DER POL. BALTH. ANALYTIC TREATMENT OF REAL FUNCTIONS GIVEN IN DISCRETE POINTS ONLY
VAN DINE. PETER AN ALGORITHM FOR MINIMAX POLYNOMIAL CURVE-FITTING OF DISCRETE DATA
VAN DORP. S. o. THE DEUCE COMPUTER AS AN AID TO TRACTION DESIGN AND OPERATION
VAN HORNE, THOMAS B. AN ANALOG METHOD FOR THE SOLUTION OF PROBABILITY OF HIT AND RelATED SUTlSTICAL PROB
VAN OOSTEN. L. L. CASUALTY INSURANCE ACCOUNTING
VAN SA NT JR. O. J. CONSIDERATIONS FOR THE SELECTION OF MAGNETIC CORE MATERIALS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTER ELEME
VAN VLECK. J. H. DANGEROUS GULFS. SOME REFLECTIONS ON THE SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF COMPUTING MACHINES
VAN WAUWE. A. UTILISATION OF AN ANALDGUE-TO-DIGITAL LINKAGE SYSTEM IN A BIG SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING CENTRE
VAN WIJNGAARDEN. A. COMPUTING MACHINE PROJECTS IN HOLLAND
VAN WIJNGAARDEN. A. GENERALIZED ALGOL
VAN WIJNGAARDEN, A. GENERALIZED ALGOL
VAN WIJNGAARDEN, A. MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTING
VAN WIJNGAARDEN, A. MODERN COMPUTING IN THE NETHERLANDS (GERMANI
VAN WIJNGAARDEN. A. NUMERICAL ANALYSIS I
VAN WIJNGAAROEN. A. REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
VAN WIJNGAARDEN, A. REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
VAN WIJNGAARoEN. A. REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
VAN WIJNGAARDEN. A. REVISED REPORT ON THE A'LGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
VAN WIJNGAARDEN. A. REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
VAN WIJNGAAROEN, A. THE STATE OF COMPUTER CIRCUITS CONTAINING MEMORY ELEMENTS
VAN ZOEREN, H. THE USE OF THREADED LISTS IN CONSTRUCTING A COMBINED ALGOL AND MACHINE-LIKE ASSEMBLY PROCE
VANBUSKIRK. MARK RELIABILITY OF ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITORS IN COMPUTERS
VANCE. P. R. AN INPUT-OUTPUT UNIT FOR ANALOG COMPUTERS
VANCE. P. R. OPERATION OF THE SAGE DUPLEX COMPUTERS
VANOERBURGH, A. THE LINCOLN KEYBOARD. A TYPEWRITER KEYBOARD DESIGNED FOR COMPUTER INPUT FLEXIBILITY
VANDERKULK. W. THE USE OF TRIPLE-MODULAR REDUNDANCY TO IMPROVE COMPUTER RELIABILITY
VANOIVER, H. S. ON THE COMPUTATION OF THE NUMBER OF SOLUTIONS OF CERTAIN TRINOMIAL CONGRUENCES
VANDLING, G. C. THE SIMPLIFICATION OF MULTIPLE-OUTPUT SWITCHING NETWORKS COMPOSED Of UNILATERAL DEVICES
VANSELOW. A. C. ELECTRONICS AT WORK IN LIFE INSURANCE ACCOUNTING
456

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

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PACM62
CACM636
CAMB49
PACM!i6
AUS 512
JACM631
HARV41
EJCCS2
FJCC63
WJCC61
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WJCC61
IFIP62
CATH63
PACH59
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JACMS72

26
321
81
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146
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WJCC!>8 ~34
PGEC5~4 439
PGEC593 3:>6
EJCC51 221
PACMS,}
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PACM58
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CAM849
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'ICR 634 64
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PACM59
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CACMS94 13
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56
CACM60'1 616
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TCJlt624 346
JACMb33 283
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AUS 60 84.1
ROME62 22'1
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DIP 62 269
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CLUN55 l23
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ADC 53 125
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CACM631
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HAK"4~

VAN - WAT

AUTHOR INDEX

VANSELOW, A. C. LIFE INSURANCE ACCOUNTING
VANWINKLE, R. L. LIFE INSURANCE ACCOUNTING
VARGA, R. S. OVER-RELAXATION APPLIED TO IMPLICIT ALTERNATING DIRECIION METHODS
VARGA, R. S. RECENT NUMERICAL EXPERIMENTS COMPARING SUCCESSIVE OVEKRELAXATION ITERATIVE METHODS WITH IMPL
VARGA, RICHARD S. A METHOD OF NORMALIZED BLOCK ITERATION
VARGA, RICHARD S. ALTERNATING DIRECTION IMPLICIT METHODS
VARNER, WALTER W. THE CASE FOR COMBINED ANALOG-DIGITAL SIMULATION
VASILAKOS, G. J. A DECISION MATRIX AS THE BASIS FOR A SIMPLE DATA INPUT ROUTINE
VAUGHAN JR, V. N. DATA COMMUNICATION BETWEEN REMOTE MACHINES
VAUGHAN, H. E. AN AUTOMATIC TELEPHONE SYSTEM EMPLOYING MAGNETIC DRUM MEMORY
VAUGHAN, H. E. CONTROL FEATURES OF A MAGNETIC-DRUM TELEPHONE DFFIC~
VAUQUDIS, B. REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
VAUQUOIS, B. REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
VAUQUDIS, B. REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
VAUQUOIS, B. REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
VAUQUOIS, B. REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
VAUQUOIS, B. SUGGESTIONS FOR A U~IVERSAL LANGUAGE CFRENCHI
VAZSONYI, A. AN ON-LINE MANAGEME~T SYSTEM USING ENGLISH LANGUAGE
VALSONYI, A. DATA-PROCESSOR REQUIREMENTS IN PRODUCTION AND l~VENTORY CONTROL
VALSONYI, A. EXTENDING MANAGEMENT CAPABILITY BY ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS
VEILLEUX, MARY PERMUTED TITLE WORD INDEXING, PROCEDURES FOR MAN-MACHINE SYSTEM
VEINOTT, C. G. SOLUTION OF ROTATING ELECTRIC MACHINERY PROBLEMS WITH ALWAC
VEITCH, E. W. A CHART METHOD FOR SIMPLIFYING TRUTH FUNCTIONS
VEITCH, E. W. AN FST-2 RADAR-PROCESSING EQUIPMENT FOR SAGE
VERBEEK, L. ON ERROR MINIMIZING NEURAL NETS
VERBEEK, L. A. M. TOLERABLE ERRORS OF NEURONS FOR INFALLIBLE NETS
VERHAGEN, A. M. W. ON WAITING TIMES FOR DROUGHT RELIEF IN QUEENSLAND
VERHOEFF, J. INEFFIC1ENCY OF THE USE OF SOOLEAN FUNCTIONS FOR INFOKMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS
VERZUH, F. M. THE EDUCATIONAL CONCEPT OF COMPUTERS AS A NEW TOOL
VEYETTE JR, J. H. IMPACT OF INFORMATION RETRIEVAL ON CORPORATE STRUCTURE
VICKERY, B. C. SUBJECT ANALYSIS FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
VICKERY, B. C. THE STRUCTURE OF INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS
VILLANYI, S. T. CRITICAL CLASSIFICATION FACTOR CALCULATION FOR CRANE GEARCASES
VINAL, A. W. THE DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW NONDESTRUCTIVE MEMORY ELEMENT
VINE, J. APPLICATION OF A COMBINATION OF ANALOGUE AND DIGITAL COMPUTERS TO ELECTRON TRAJECTORY TRACING
VISWANATHAN, C. R. CORRECTION AND ADDENDUM TO 'ORGANIZATION UF A 'FIXED-PLUS-VARIABLE' STRUCTURE COMPUTE~
VISWANATHAN, C. R. ORGANIZATION OF A 'FIXED-PLUS-VARIABLE' STRUCTURE COMPUTER FOR CUMPUTATION OF E1GENVAL
VIVATSON, A. L. SYSTEM ORGANIZATION OF A MULTIPLE-COCKPIT DIGITAL OPERATIONAL FLIGHT TRAI~ER
VLEDUTS, G. E. THE PROSPECTS FOR THE UTILIZATION OF INFORMATIONAL-LOGICAL· MACHINES IN CHEMISTRY (USSRI
VOGELSONG, J. H. A TRANSISTOR PULSE AMPLIFER USING EXTERNAL REGENERATION
VOGHERA, NERI A MECHANICAL PROOF PROCEDURE AND ITS REALIZATION IN AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER
VOLBY, K. COBOL COMPILATION FOR RCA 501 (SWEDISHI
VOLBY, K. COBOL GRAMMAR ISWEDISHI
VOLBY, K. COBOL, AN INTRODUCTION (SWEOISHI
VOLOER, JACK THE CORDIC COMPUTING TECHNIQUE
VOlDER, JACK E. THE CORDIC TRIGO~OMETRIC COMPUTING TECHNIQUE
VOLKOV, E. A. A METHOD OF AUTOMATIC MONITORING OF A SERIAL ARITHMEllC UNIT
VOLLENWEIDER, O. B. UNUSUAL TECH~IQUES EMPLOYED IN HEAT TRANSFER PROGRAMS
VON DER GROEBEN, J. VECTORCARDIOGRAPHIC DIAGNOSIS WITH THE AID UF ALGOL
VON FOERSTER, H. ON SELF-ORGANIZING SYSTEMS AND THEIR ENVIRONMENTS
VON HAGENOW, K. U. ON THE INFLUENCE OF FREE PATH ON THE MEISSNER EFFECT
VON HOLOT, RICHARD E. INVERSION OF TRIPLE-DIAGONAL COMPOUND MATRICES
VON HOLDT, RICHARD E. MORE ACCURATE LINEAR LEAST SQUARES
VON HOLOT, RICHARD ELTON AN ITERATIVE PROCEDURE FOR THE CALCULATION OF THE EIGENVALUES AND EIGENVECTORS J
VON NEUMANN, J. THE JACOBI METHOD FOR REAL SYMMETRIC MATRIC~S
VON ROSENBERG, O. U. A NUMERICAL SOLUTION TO THE MISCIBLE DISPLACEMENT EQUATION
VOORHEES, E. A. USE OF THE DISK FILE ON STRETCH
VOORHEES, EDWARD A. ALGEBRAIC FORMULATION OF FLOW DIAGRAMS
VOORHEES, EDWARD A. SOME THOUGHTS ON RECONCILING VARIOUS CHARACTER SET PROPOSALS
VOSS, J. R. A NUMERICAL METHOD FOR SOLVING CONTROL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS ON DIGITAL COMPUTERS
VOSSLER, C. A PATTERN RECOGNITION PROGRAM THAT GENERATES, EVALUATES AND ADJUSTS ITS OWN OPERATORS
VOSSLER, C. COMPUTER SIMULATIONS OF A PERCEPTUAL LEARNING MUDEL FOR SENSORY PATTERN RECOGNITION, CONCEPT
VOSSLER, CHARLES A PATTERN-RECOGNITION PROGRAM THAT CENERATES, EVALUATES, AND ADJUST (TS OWN OPERATORS
VOSSLER, CHARLES THE SEARCH TO RECOGNIZE
VOTAW JR, DAVID F. ASSIGNMENT, PROGRAMMING, AND SCHEDULING
VOYSEY, HEDLEY P. SYMPOSIUM ON 'USE OF COMPUTER SERVICES'
VREENEGOOR, HERMAN THE GENERALIZED IMPORTANT EVENT TECHNIQUE
WACHSPRESS, E. l. STRATEGY FOR MULTIDIMENSIONAL NEUTRON GROUP DIFFUSION COMPUTATIONS
WADA, E. ESAKI DIODE HIGH-SPEED LOGICAL CIRCUITS
WADA, H. AN ELECTRONIC READING MACHINE
WADA, H. ENGLISH-JAPANESE MACHINE TRANSLATION
WADDING, R. V. KEYWORD IN CONTEXT CKWICI INDEXING ON THE IBM 7090 OPS
WADDING, R. V. THE NUMERICAL SOLUTIO~ OF THE REYNOLD'S PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION APPLIED TO THE AIR L
WADE, W. R. AN APPROACH TO A BANKING APPLICATION
WADEL, L. B. A ·SURVEY OF ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER INSTALLATIONS
WADEL, L. B. AIRCRAFT PERFORMANCE STUDIED ON AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER
WADEL, LOUIS B. AN ELECTRONIC DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER AS A DIFFERENCE ANALYZER
WADEL, LOUIS B. AUTOMATIC ITERATION ON AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER
WADEL, LOUIS B. SIMULATION OF OIGITAL FILTERS ON AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER
WAOEY, W. G. FLOATING-POINT ARITHMETICS
WAOEY, W. G. TWO SQUARE-ROOT APPROXIMATIONS
WAGNER, D. H. ERROR DETECTION IN REDUNDANT SYSTEMS
WAGNER, E. G. ALGEBRAIC TOPOLOGICAL METHODS FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF SWITCHING SYSTEMS PART III, MINIMIZATIO~
WAGNER, FRANCIS A TURNING POINT IN THE COMPUTER INDUSTRY
WAGNER, I. F. A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE FOR A TWO-lEVEL FACTORIAL DESIGN
WAGNER, S. W. REPORT ON A RESEARCH PROGRAMME ON LEARNING MACHINES
WAHLGREN, JOHN H. LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS OF RUSSIAN CHEMICAL TERMINOLOGY
WAINWRIGHT, R. A. A UNIQUE VARIABLE TIME DELAY NETWORK WITH APPLICATION TO LINEARIZING MAGNETIC RECORDING
WAIT, J. V. A HYBRID ANALOG-DIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL ANALYZER SYSTEM
WAIT, J. V. TWO-LEVEL CORRELATION ON AN ANALOG COMPUTER
WAITE JR, JOHN H. RCA APPROACH TO AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING FOR COMMERCIAL PROBLEMS
WAITE, JOHN EDITING GENERATORS
·WAKS, DAVID J. CONVERSION, RECONVERSION AND COMPARISON TECHNIQUES IN VARIABLE LENGTH SORTING
WALDEN, W. EXPERIMENTS IN CHESS
WALDINGER, H. V. THE METHOD OF SPHERICAL HARMONICS AS APPLIED TO THE ONE-VELOCITY BOLTZMANN EQUATION IN I
WALDO, W. H. PRINTING CHEMICAL STRUCTURES· ELECTRONICALLY, ENCODED COMPOUNDS SEARCHED GENERICALLY WITH IB~
WALDORF, D. L. VARIATION OF THE ELASTIC MOOULI AT THE SUPERCONDUCTING TRANSITION
WALENTINE, J. MICROAPERTURE HIGH-SPEED FERRITE MEMORY
WALES, T. F. BANZAI, A ONE-DIMENSIONAL MUlTIENERGY GROUP NEUTRON TRANSPORT CODE FOR THE IBM 709 AND 7090
WALKER, CLINTON M. A THEORY OF INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
457

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

TUR -

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HACC59 8-01
HACC59 8-IH
ICIP59
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PACM61 2112
JACM592 236
AIC 623 190
WJCC58
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CACM62D 59~
CAS 60 141
PIRE530 1341
PGlC5!>1 I I
CI\CM60~ 299
ARAP612 3!>1
ARAP634 217
TCJ5634 349
CACM631
1
ICIP59 132
.JCC61
17
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CAS 5688
PACM52P 127
EJCC57 1:;6
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CACM6lD ,,,
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PACM61 1283
ICSI582 8~~
ICSI582 1275
CAN 62 189
oIJCC61 443
TCJ2593 134
JACM624 ~22
JACH621 41
Pt>EC593 326
JACM612 240
P IRE5~O 144ft
JACM602 1il2
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BIT 613 2J6
BIT 612 132
WJCC59 251
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CACM622 118
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LSU 58
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CACM607 4118
JACM601 61
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IF IP62 413
CATH63 2~1
JCR 62 319
CLU'l5!> 111
TC87633 76
CACMb19 j~4
IF IP62 H2
PGEC601 25
ICIP51 227
I CIP5'1 194
PACM62
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PACM61 2115
CAN 58 164
PGEC552 )2
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JACM543 128
P~CS54
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JACM51>1 16
JACM602 119
CACM56N 13
.JCC57 115
IBMJ5'l4 jl6
CACM606 380
CACM6·l6 309
ICC 6115 28
MTL 611 249
\lCR 612 lUI
FJCC63 217
PGEC614 152
ONR 56
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DNR 54
22
:ACM635 261
JACM572 114
PACM59
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IBMJ621 69
FJCC62 191
PACM62
'16
WJCC59
63

WAL - WES

AUTHOR INDEX

WALKER, M. R. CRITICAL-PATH PLAN~ING AND SCHEDULING
WALKER, R. J. THE CDRNELL COMPUTING CENTER, A MINIMAL UNIVERSITY COMPUTING LABORATORY
'WALKER, R. M. AN EXPERIMENTAL 50-MEGACYCLE ARITHMETIC UNIT
WALKER, R. M. RELIABILITY IMPROVEMENT BY THE USE OF MULTIPLE-ELEMENT SWITCHING CIRCUITS
WALKLING, JULIA A PRELIMINARY STRUCTURAL TRANSFER SYSTEM
WALL, ELIZABETH A PENNY-MATCHING MACHINE
WALL, JAMES R. LINEAR PROGRAMMING ON THE BENOIX G-15 COMPUTER
WALL, ROBERT E. SYSTEM DESIGN OF A COMPUTER FOR RUSSIAN-ENGLISH TRANSLATION
WALLACE, C. S. THE AUTOMATIC OIGITAL RECORDING OF INFORMATION FROM COSMIC RAY AIR SHOWERS
WALLACE, DAVID L. NOTES ON AN AUTHORSHIP PROBLEM
WALLACE, EDWARD L. CASE STUDY, ORDER PROCESSING AND PRODUCTION PLANNING
WALLACE, J. E. DEVELOPMENT OF THE PERMISSIVE-MAKE RELAY
WALLACE, J. P. THE BURROUGHS BUSINESS PROCESSING SYSTEM
WALLACE, R. A. THE MAZE SOLVING COMPUTER
WALLMARK, J. T. INTEGRATED DEVICES USING DIRECT-COUPLED UNIPOLAR TRANSISTOR LOGIC
WALSH, J. B. INITIAL CONDITIONS IN COMPUTER SIMULATION
WALSH, J. L. IBM CURRENT MODE TRANSISTOR LOGICAL CIRCUITS
WALSH, JOHN E. COMPUTER-FEASIBLE METHOD FOR HANDLING INCOMPLETE DATA IN REGRESSION ANALYSIS
WALTER, C. M. A LIBRARY OF BLIP SAMPLES FOR USE IN THE REALISTIC SIMULATION AND EVALUATION OF AUTOMATIC R
WALTERS, L. R. DIAGNOSTIC PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES FOR THE IBM TYPE 701 E.O.P.M.
WALTERS, L. R. RELIABILITY OF AN AIR DEFENSE COMPUTING SYSTEM, MARGINAL CHECKING AND MAINTENANCE PROGRAMM
WALTERS, LOUIS G. HIDDEN REGENERATIVE LOOPS IN ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS
WALTHER, A. THE SPECTRUM OF INFORMATION PROCESSING
WALTHER, ALWIN SWITCHING RESEARCH IN GERMANY
WALTON, C. A. A DIRECT-READING PRINTED-CIRCUIT COMMUTATOR FOR ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL DATA CONVERSION
WALTZ, ROBERT W. SPACETRACKING MAN-MADE SATELLITES AND DEBRIS
WALZ, RICHARD F. THE BENDIX G-15D, GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL COMPUTER SYSTEM
WAN, C. C. AIRCRAFT PERFORMANCE STUDIED ON AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTER
WANG, AN STATIC MAGNETIC MEMORY, ITS APPLICATIONS TO COMPUTERS ANO CONTROLLING SYSTEMS
WANG, B. C. SINGLE CAPSTAN TAPE MEMORY
WANG, HAO A VARIANT TO TURING'S THEORY OF COMPUTING MACHINES
WANG, HollO MECHANICAL MATHEMATICS AND INFERENTIAL ANALYSIS
WANG, HAD PROVING THEOREMS BY PATTERN RECOGNITION, I
WANG, HollO THE lOGIC OF AUTOMATA, PART I
WANG, HAO THE LOGIC OF AUTOMATA, PART II
WANG, HAO TOWARD MECHANICAL MATHEMATICS
WANG, HAD WORDS IN THE HISTORY OF A TURING MACHINE WITH A FIXED INPUT
WANG, T. L. AN INFORMATION SYSTEM WITH THE ABILITY TO EXTRACT INTELLIGENCE FROM OATA
WANLASS, C. L. BIAX HIGH SPEED MAGNETIC COMPUTER ELEMENT
WANLASS, C. L. STATIC-DYNAMIC DESIGN OF FLIP-FLOP CIRCUITS
WANLASS, C. L. TRANSISTOR CIRCUITRY FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS
WANLASS, S. D. BIAX HIGH SPEED MAGNETIC COMPUTER ELEMENT
WARBURTON, E. T. MERCURY, A HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL COMPUTER
WARD JR, J. H. TEACHING A DIGITAL COMPUTER TO ASSIST IN MAKING DECiSIONS
WARD JR, JOE H. MULTIPLE LINEAR REGRESSION MODELS
WARD, HARRY COMPUTING FOR THE SMALL USER
WARD, HARRY INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT CONGRESS IN NEW YORK
WARD, JAMES A. THE DOWN-HILL METHOD OF SOLVING A POLYNOMIAL EQUATION
WARD, JAMES A. THE DOWN-HILL METHOD OF SOLVING Fill = 0
WARO, LEWIS B. SOME COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN RESEARCH AHD TEACHING IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
WARE, ELIZABETH B. JOB. SHOP SIMULATION ON THE IBM 704
WARE, W. H. COMPUTER OEFINITIONS
WARE, W. H. INTRODUCTION TO SESSION ON LEARNING MACHINES
WARE, W. H. SOVIET COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY, 1959
WARE, W. H. SOVIET COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY, 1959
WARE, W. H. THE EVOLUTION OF CONCEPTS AND LANGUAGES OF COMPUTING
WARE, W. H. WELCOME ADDRESS
WARE, WILLIS H. DIGITAL COMPUTER FUNDAMENTALS
WARE, WILLIS H. RELIABILITY AND THE COMPUTER
WARE. WILLIS H. SOVIET COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY, 1959
WARE, WILLIS H. TECHNIQUES FOR RELIABILITY
WARE, WILLIS H. THE LOGICAL PRINCIPLES OF A NEW KIND OF BINARY COUNTER
WARHEIT, I. A. THE DIRECT ACCESS SEARCH SYSTEM
WARMINGTON, C. B. THE FIRST YEAR'S PRODUCTION ON A COMPUTER, AND FUTURE PLANS
wARREN, C. S. COINCIDENT CURRENT APPLICATIONS OF FERRITE APERTUREO PLATES
WARREN, C. S. THE LOGIC DESIGN OF THE FC-4100 DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
WARSHALL, S. A SYNTAX DIRECTED GENERATOR
WARSHALL, S. AN EXPERIMENT MODEL OF AOAPTIVE MEMORY
WARSHALL, S. TRANSLATION OF RETRIEVAL REQUESTS COUCHED IN A 'SEMIFORMAL' ENGLISH-LIKE LANGUAGE
WARSHALL, STEPHEN A THEOREM ON BOOLEAN MATRICES
WARTEN, R. M. AUTOMATIC STEP-SIZE CONTROL FOR RUNGE-KUTTA INTEGRATION
WASEL, A. D. A METHOD OF DETERMINING PLATE BENDING BY USE OF A PUNCHED-CARD MACHINE
WASHBURN, R. P. ELECTRONIC ANALOG COMPUTERS, SIGNIFICANT APPLICATIONS
WASHBURN, R. P. NETWORK-TYPE DIRECT-ANALOGY COMPUTERS AND FIELD-PROBLEM ANALOGIES
WASS, O. W. G. TO WHAT EXTENT CA~ ADMINISTRATION BE MECHANIZED
WASSERMAN, R. IMPROVEMENT OF ELECTRONIC-COMPUTER RELIABILITY
WASSERMAN, R. MAJORITY GATE LOGIC IMPROVES DIGITAL SYSTEM RELIABILITY
WASSERMAN, REUBEN REDUNDANCY IMPROVES COMPUTER RELIABILITY
WATANABE, S. CAPACITANCE TYPE FIXED MEMORY
WATANABE, S. ENGLISH-JAPANESE MACHINE TRANSLATION
WATANABE, SATOSI INFORMATION THEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF MULTIVARIATE CORRELATION
WATANABE, SATOSI INFORMATION-THEORETICAL AS~ECTS OF INDUCTIVE ANO DEDUCTIVE INFERENCE
WATANABE, SHIGERU 5-SYMBOL a-STATE AND 5-SYMBOL 6-STATE UNIVERSAL TURING MACHINES
WATERMAN, ALAN T. NEW VISTAS IN MATHEMATICS
WATERMEYER, PETER QUEUEING THEORY AND RESERVOIR DESIGN
WATSON-WATT, ROBERT ARE COMPUTERS IMPORTANT
WATSON, A. J. SOME QUESTIONS CONCERNING'IHE EXPLANATION OF LEARNING IN ANIMALS
WATSON, D. B. COMPUTERS IN SMALL AND MEDIUM BUSINESSES
WATSON, H. J. M. ORGANIZING FOR COMPANY-WIDE CLERICAL AUTOMATION
WATSON, W. H. ON LEARNING TO DO BETTER
WATT, J. B. A NELIAC GENERATED 7090-1401 COMPILER
WAH, J. B. A NELlAC-GENERATED 7090-1401 COMPILER
WATT, J. M. A NOTE ON THE EVALUATION OF TRIGONOMETRIC SERIES
WATT, J. M. AN ATTEMPT TO SIMULATE THE LIVER ON A COMPUTER
WATT, J. M. THE REALIZATION OF ALGOL PROCEDURES AND OESIGNATIONAL EXPRESSIONS
WATTENBURG, W. H. A BASIC COMPILER FOR ARITHMETIC EXPRESSIONS
WATTEN8URG, W. H. A NELIAC GENERATED 7090-1401 COMPILER
WATTENBURG, W. H. A NELIAC-GENERATED 7090-1401 COMPILER
WATTENBURG, W. H. COMPILING TECHNIQUES FIJR I;OOLEAN EXPRESSIONS AND CONDITIONAL STATtMENTS IN ALGOL 60
WATTENBURG, W. H. ON THE EFFICIENT CONSTRUCTION OF AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS
45B

COMPUTER LITfRATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

VAN - WAT
EJCC59 160
CLUN5; 215
IBMJ573 2H
IBMJ582 142
MTL 611 195
CACM636 307
CAS 59
73
'1SMT60 491
AuS 572 219
HARV61 163
HARV55 U5
I BMJ513 198
lUS 513 313
PACM52P 119
PGEC592 ~8
PGEC611 78
WJCC!J8
34
JACM612 2111
WCR 5B4
8
ItCR 537 55
PGEC564 233
PGEC532
1
IFIP62
3
HARV572 295
I IIMJ583' 17B
FJCC62 30~
LSU .58 168
lIJCC55
18
PACH52P 207
FJCC63 565
JACM571 63
CPFS61
1
CACM604 220
JACM572 193
JACM513 279
I BMJ601
2
JACM634 5.16
CACM621 16
IICR 594 40
PGEC521
6
PGEC551 11
WCR 5'i~ "0
I EES56 174
PACM62
11
CABS62 204
TCB7631 lit
TCB7644 123
PACM56
1
JACM572 146
HARV61 265
PACH5\!
~7
PGEC534
2
WJCC55
85
CACM60] 131
ICC 6010 23
PI RE62!> 1059
IIJCCS8
2
HACC59
12
IIJCCS7
27
PC.EC601 12
HACC!J9
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WAU - WIL

AUTHOR INDEX

WAUGH, FREDERICK V. THE SCIENCE OF PROSPERITY
WAY III, F. CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS IN COMPUTER PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES
WAYCHDFF, RICHARD A SYNTACTICAL CHART OF ALGOL 60
WEAVER, J. A. TRANSISTOR CURRENT SWITCHING AND ROUTING TECHNIQUES
WEBB, D. C. A TRANSISTOR DIGITAL COMPUTER WITH A MAGNETIC-DRUM STORE
WEBB, E. K. A MECHANICAL HARMONIC ANALYSER FOR THE INVESTIGATION OF GEOPHYSICAL TIME SERIES
WEBER, E. V. A DATA DISPLAY SUBSYSTEM
WEDEL, J. J. AUTOMATIC DATA-ACCUMULATION SYSTEM FOR WIND TUNNELS
WEDEL, JOHN J. WIND TUNNEL DATA REDUCTION USING PAPER-TAPE STORAGE MEDIA
WEEG, G. P. THE EXTENSION OF NUMERICAL SOLUTIONS OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
WEEG, G. P. THE STRUCTURE OF AN AUTOMATON AI.D ITS OPERATiON-PRESERVING TRANSFORMATiON GROUP
WEEG, G. P. UNIQUENESS OF WEIGHTED CODE REPRESENTATIONS
WEEG, GERARD P. TRUNCATION ERROR IN THE GRAEFFE ROOT-SQUARING METHOD
WEEKS, W. T. COMPUTER SIMULATION OF THE ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF MEMORY ARRAYS
WEGNER, P. COMMUNICATION BETWEEN INOEPENDENTLY TRANSLATED BLOCKS
WEGNER, P. THE MUSP STATISTICAL SYSTEM
WEGNER, P. ZERO-AODRESS COMPUTERS
WEGNER, PETER A TECHNIQUE FOR COUNTING ONES IN A BINARY COMPUTER
WEGNER, PETER COMMUNICATION BETWEEN INDEPENDENTLY TRANSLATED BLOCKS
WEGNER, PETER QUADRATIC PROGRAMMING WITH BOUNDED VARIABLE RESTRICTIONS
WEGNER, PETER THE H~ TF I ELD CONFERENCE ON COMPUTER EDUCAT ION
WEGSTEIN, J. THE PROBLEM OF PROGRAMMING COMMUNICATION WITH CHANGING MACHINES, PART 1
WEGSTEIN, J. THE PROBLEM OF PROGRAMMING COMMUNICATION WITH CHANGING MACHINES, PART 2
WEGSTEIN, J. H. A NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE HELIUM WAVE EQUATION WITH THE SEAC
WEGSTEIN, J. H. A STRING LANGUAGE FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION BASED ON ALGOL 60
WEGSTEIN, J. H. ACCELERATING CONVERGENCE OF ITERATIVE PROCESSES
WEGSTEIN, J. H. FROM FORMULAS TO COMPUTER ORIENTED LANGUAGE
WEGSTEIN, J. H. REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
WEGSTEIN, J. H. REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
WEGSTEIN, J. H. REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
WEGSTEIN, J. H. REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
WEGSTEIN, J. H. REVISED REPORT ON THE ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE ALGOL 60
WEGSTEIN, JOSEPH H. AUTOMATIC CODING PRINCIPLES
WEIBEL, ERICH S. AN ELECTRONIC ANALOG MULTIPLIER USING CARRIERS
WEIH~, V. I.
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL
WElL, HERSCHEL REDUCTION OF RUNS IN MULTIPARAMETER COMPUTATIONS
WElL, JOHN W. A HEURISTIC FOR PAGE TURNING IN A MULTIPROGRAMMED COMPUTER
WEIMER, DON L. A SERIAL TECHNIQUE TO DETERMINE MINIMUM PATHS
WEINBERG, B. L. STORAGE AND SEARCH PROPERTIES OF A TREE-ORGANIZED MEMORY SYSTEM
WEINBERG, G. M. AN EXPERIMENT IN AUTOMATIC VERIFICATION OF PROGRAMS
WEINBERG, G. M. PROGRAMMED ERROR CORRECTION IN PROJECT MERCURY
WEINBERG, G. M. PROGRAMMED ERROR CORRECTION ON A DECIMAL COMPUTER
WEINBERGER, A. A ONE-MICROSECOND ADDER USING ONE-MEGACYCLE CIRCUITRY
WEINBERGER, A. FORMAL PROCEDURES FOR CONNECTING TERMINALS WI TH A MINIMUM TOTAL WIRE LENGTH
WEINBERGER, A. ORGANIZING A NETWORK OF COMPUTERS TO MEET DEADLINES
WEINBERGER, A. PILOT, A NEW MULTIPLE COMPUTER SYSTEM
WEINBERGER, A. PILOT, THE NBS MULTICOMPUTER SYSTEM
WEINBERGER, A. SYMBOLIC DESIGNATIONS FOR ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
WEINBERGER, A. SYSTEM DESIGN OF THE SEAC AND DYSEAC
WEINBERGER, A. THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF A I-MICROSECOND PARALLEL ADDER, USING I-MEGACYCLE CIRCUITRY
WEINBERGER, A. USING DIGITAL COMPUTERS IN THE DESIGN AND MAINTENANCE OF NEW COMPUTERS
WEINER, J. R. OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH UNIVAC SYSTEMS
WtINER, JAMES R. THE UNIVAC SYSTEM
wEINTRAUB, SOL CUMULATIVE BINOMIAL PROBABILITIES
WEINWURM, G. F. WHAT IS 'REAL' TIME
WEISBERG, L. R. A RADIANT-ENERGY HEATER USING AN ELLIPSOIDAL REFLECTOR
WEISERT, CONRAD TAPE SPLITTING IN AN ITERATIVE PROGRAM
WEISS, ERIC AN EXPERIMENTAL DIGITAL FLIGHT CONTROL SYSTEM
WEISS, ERIC APPLICATIONS OF CRC-I05 DECIMAL DIGITAL DIFFERENTIAL A~ALYZER
WEISZ, R. S. WIDE TEMPERATURE RANGE COINCIDENT CURRENT CORE MEMORIES
WEIZENSAUM, J. AN I~TRODUCTION TO THE KLS PROCESSING SYSTEM
WEIZENBAUM, J. KNOTTED LIST STRUCTURES
WEIZENBAUM, J. KNOTTED LIST STRUCTURES
WEllEN8AUM, J. ·SYMMETRIC LIST PROCESSOR
WEIZENBAUM, J. THE GE-IOO DATA PROCESSOR SYSTEM
WELBY, B. J. THE INPUT-OUTPUT EQUIPMENT OF THE FERRANTI DIGITAL COMPUTER
WELCH, P. D. A DIRECT DIGITAL METHOD OF POWER SPECTRUM ESTIMATIUN
~ELLS, JAMES M.
SHAREHOLDER RECORD-HA~OLING WITH THE AID OF CHARACTER-RECOGNITION EQUIPMENT
WELLS, K. B. APPLICATION OF A FINITE SET COVERING THEOREM TO THE SIMPLIFICATION OF bOOLEA~ FUNCTION EXPRE
WELLS, M. EXPERIMENTS IN CHESS
WELLS, M. B. MADCAP II
WELLS, MARK CODING FOR THE MANIAC
WELLS, MARK B. MADCAP, A SCIENTIFIC COMPILE~ FOR A DISPLAYED FORMULA TEXTBOOK LANGUAGE
WELLS, MARK B. RECENT IMPROVEMENTS IN MADCAP
WELLS, P. E. INVtSTIGATION OF WOVEN-SCREEN MEMORY TECHNIQUES
WELMERS, EVERETT T. PROBLEM OF AIRCRAFT DYNAMICS
WELSH, FRED E. WHAT WE USE OUR COMPUTER FOR
WELSH, H. F. A LARGE-CAPACITY DRUM-FILE MEMORY SYSTEM
WELSH, H. F. THE UNISERVO-TAPE READER AND RECORDER
WELSH, H. FRAZER THE UNIVAC SYSTEM
WELT, ISAAC D. A COMBINED INDEXING-ABSTRACTING SYSTEM
WELTI, GEORGE R. ANALOGUE STUDY OF ELECTRON TRAJECTORIES
WlLTlIEN, J. W. THE MULTIPURPOSE BIAS DEVICE PART II, THE EFFICIENCY UF LOGICAL ELEMENTS
WENDLAND, P. H. AN INFINITE-RESOLUTION FUNCTION GENERATOR
WENDT, P. H. AUTOMATIC INPUT FOR BUSINESS DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEMS
WENKE, K. INVERSION OF MATRICES BY PUNCHED CARD METHODS (GERMANI
WENNER, J. W. AN EXPERIMENT ON THE EFFECT OF PARTICLE ORIENTATION ON PEAK SHIFT IN MAGNETIC TAPES
WENRICK, R. C. SOLUTION OF TRIDIAGONAL MATRICES
WENSLEY, J. H. A CLASS OF NON-ANALYTICAL ITERAIIVE PROCESSES
WENTWORTH, C. LAMINATED FERRITE MEMORY
WERBOW, STANLEY N. REPORT ON THE TEXAS PROJoCT
WERSAN, S. J. AN ELIMINATION METHOD FOR COMPUTING THE GENERALIZED INVERSE OF AN ARBITRARY COMPLEX MATRIX
WERSAN, STEPHEN J. THE ALPHA VECTOR TRANSFORMATION Of A SYSTEM OF LINEAR CONSTRAINTS
WeRTZ, FREDERICK W. A CRITICAL EVALUATION OF ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING IN BUSI~ESS
WESSEL, CARL J. EVOLUTION OF DOCUMENT CONTROL IN A MATE~IALS DETERIORATION INFOKMATION CENTER
WEST, G. P. COMMUNICATIONS WITHI~ A POLY~ORPHIC INTELLECTRONIC SYSTEM
WEST, GEORGE P. A SYSTEM FOR GENERAL-PURPOSE ANALOG-DIGITAL COM~UTATION
WEST, GEORGE P. A SYSTEM FOR GENERAL-PURPOSE ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTATION
WEST, GEORGE P. COMBINED ANALOG AND DIGITAL TECHNIQUES
~EST, GEORGE P.
COM~INEU ANALOG-DIGITAL COMPUTER SYSTEMS
COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

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CAS 58 12'>
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PGEC562 65
JACM5H 428
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JACM593 313
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WES - WOL

AUTHOR INDEX

WEST, J. C. THE EFFECT OF NON-LI~EARITY ON THE STATISTICAL BEHAVIOUR OF FEEDBACK SYSTEMS
WEST, J. C. THE LOGICAL DESIGN OF ANALOG COMPUTERS WITH REFeRENCE TO STATISTICAL TECHNIQUES
WETHERBEE, J. K. SIMULATION TO OBTAIN A SYSTEMS MEASURE OF AN AIR DUEL ENVIRONMENT
WETHERBEE, J. K. THE BENDING OF RECTANGULAR PLATES WITH OPPOSITE EDGES SIMPLY SUPPORTED
WETZEL, W. W. RECENT PROGRESS IN THE PRODUCTION OF ERROR-FREE MAGNETIC COMPUTER TAPE
WHALEN, R. M. A D.1-MICROSECOND FERRITE CORE MEMORY
WHALEY, FRED R. RETRIEVAL QUESTIONS FROM THE USE OF LINDE'S INDEXING AND RETRIEVAL SYSTEM
WHATMOUGH, JOSHUA INTERLINGUAL COMMUNICATION IN THE SCIENCES
WHEATON, A. L. RANDOM ACCESS SYSTEMS FOR CHAIN STORE ACCOUNTING
WHEELER, D. J. CHECKING FACILITIES
WHEELER, D. J. NOTE ON RUNGE-KUTTA METHOD OF INTEGRATING ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
WHEELER, D. J. PLANNING THE USE OF A PAPER LIBRARY
WHEELER, DAVID J. DIAGNOSTIC PROGRAMS FOR THE ILL lAC
WHEELER, DAVID J. THE USE OF SUBROUTINES IN PROGRAMMES
WHEELER, PHIL REGIONAL APPLICATIONS OF PUNCH CARD METHODS TO FOREST INVENTORY
WHEELING, R. F. AN EFFICIENT METHOD FOR GENERATING UNIFORMLY DISTRIBUTED POINTS ON THE SURFACE OF AN N-DI
WHEELING, R. F. OPTIMIZERS, THEIR STRUCTURE
WHELAN, STEPHEN THE GRAMMATICAL INTERPRETATION OF RUSSIAN INFLECTED FORMS USING A STEM DICTIONARY
WHIPPLE, GERALD H. COMPUTER PATTERN RECOGNITION TECHNIQUES, ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC DIAGNOSIS
WHISLER, R. D. AN INTEGRATED DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM WITH REMOTE INPUT AND OUTPUT
WHITBY, O. W. ELECTRONICS IN FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
WHITBY, OLIVER THE AUTOMATIC HANDLING OF BUSINESS DATA
WHITE, B. TRANSISTOR SHIFT REGISTERS
WHITE, BENJAMIN W. STUDIES OF PERCEPTION
WHITE, GARLAND S. CODED DECIMAL NUMBER SYSTEMS FOR OIGITAL COMPUTERS
WHITE, GLENN CHRYSLER'S INITIAL EDPM APPLICATION
WHITE, J. D. ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING IN THE COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE STAFF TRAINING
WHITE, JOHN S. ORGANIZING AND PLANNING FOR ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
WHITE, M. W. FORTRAN, AN AUTOMATIC CODING SYSTEM, ITS DEVELOPMENT, USE AND FUTURE
WHITE, M. W. THE USE OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER IN RURAL ROAD DESIGN
WHITE, W. H. ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF VAPOR-GROWN GE JUNCTIONS
WHITE, WILLIAM C. LINEAR PROGRAMMING APPLIEO TO ULTRAVIOLET ABSORPTION SPECTROSCOPY
WHITELEY, R. B. AUTOMATIC CHECKOUT EQUIPMENT FEATURING TEST PROGRAMS FOR DIAGNOSTIC CHECKING
WHITELOCK, L. D. EVALUATION OF NEW COMPUTER COMPONENTS, EQUIPMENTS, AND SYSTEMS FOR NAVAL USE
WHITELOCK, L. D. METHODS USED TO IMPROVE RELIABILITY IN MILITARY ELECTRONICS EQUIPMENT
WHITESIDE, A. E. TUNNEL DIODE STORAGE USING CURRENT SENSING
WHITFELD, R. DATA PROCESSING WITH PAPER TAPE, AN EXPERIMENT
WHITFELD, R. THE SOLUTION OF SIMULTANEOUS LINEAR EQUATIONS ARISING FROM PARTIAL D.E.'S
WHITFIELO, 1. C. SENSORY MECHANISMS AND SENSATION
WHITLEY, V. W. EVERYMAN'S INFORMATION SYSTEM
WHITMORE, W. F. COMMUNICATION ACROSS LANGUAGE BARRIERS
WHITTAKER, J. L. A COMPUTER-CONTROLLED DYNAMIC SERVO TEST SYSTEM
WIDROW, B. ADAPTIVE SAMPLED-DATA SYSTEMS, A STATISTICAL THEORY OF ADAPTATION
WIDROW, BERNARO A RADIO-FREQUENCY NONDESTRUCTIVE READOUT FOR MAGNETIC-CORE MEMORIES
WIOROW, BERNARD ADAPTIVE SWITCHING CIRCUITS
WIDROW, BERNARD GENERALIZATION AND INFORMATION STORAGE IN NETWORKS OF ADALINE 'NEURONS'
WIEDER, H. H. SOME ASPECTS OF INFORMATION STORAGE IN FERROELECTRICS
WIENER, J. MAGNACARD, A NEW CONCEPT IN DATA HANDLING
WIER, J. M. A PHYSICAL MODEL OF AN ABSTRACT LEARNING PROCESS
WIE~, J. M.
DIGITAL DATA COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUES
WIER, J. M. RELIABILITY AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ILL lAC ELECTROSTATIC MEMORY
WIER, J. M. THE ILLIAC MEMORY
WIER, JOSEPH M. A HIGH-SPEED PERMANENT STORAGE DEVICE
WIER, JOSEPH M. A LEARNING PROCESS SUITABLE FOR MECHANIZATION
WIESELMAN, I. L. A MULTIPLE-ACCESS DISC FILE
WIESELMAN, IRVING L. COMMUNICATION BETWEEN COMPUTERS
WIESNER, J. B. COMMUNICATION SCIENCES IN A UNIVERSITY ENVIRONMENT
WIGHTMAN, C. W. THE MARK 1 PERCEPT RON, DESIGN AND PERFORMANCE
WIGINGTON, RONALD L. A MACHINE ORGANIZATION FOR A GENERAL PURPOSE LIST PROCESSOR
WILDBERGER, A. M. APPLICATION OF THE ADJOINT SYSTEM OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS IN THE SOLUTION OF THE BANG
WILF, HERBERT S. A STABILITY CRITERION FOR NUMERICAL INTEGRATION
WILF, HERBERT S. TABLES FOR AUTOMATIC COMPUTATION
WILKERSON, M. THE JOVIAL CHECKER
WILKES, C. A. ANALYSIS OF SALES STATISTICS
WILKES, M. V. A MAGNETIC-TAPE AUXILIARY STORAGE SYSTEM FOR THE EDSAC
WILKES, M. V. A NOTE ON THE USE OF AUTOMATIC ADJUSTMENT OF STRIP WIDTH IN QUADRATURE
WILKES, M. V. AN EXPERIMENT WITH A SELF-COMPILING COMPILER FOR A SIMPLE LIST-PROCESSING LANGUAGE
WILKES, M. V. CALCULATING MACHINE DEVELOPMENT AT CAMBRIDGE
WILKES, M. V. CAN MACHINES THINK
WILKES, M. V. DATA TRANSMISSION AND THE NEW OUTLOOK FOR THE COMPUTeR FIELD
WILKES, M. V. EXPERIENCE WITH MARGINAL CHECKING AND AUTOMATIC ROUTINING OF THE EDSAC
WILKES, M. V. EXPERIENCE WITH MARGINAL CHECKING ANO AUTOMATIC ROUTINING OF THE cDSAC
WILKES, M. V. INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INFORMATION PROCESSING
WILKES, M. V. MAGNETIC rAPE, INPUT, OUTPUT AND AUXILIARY STORAGE
WILKES, M. V. MICROPROGRAMMING
WILKES, M. V. PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS, THE SECOND DECADE OF COMPUTER DEVELOPMENT
WILKES, M. V. PURE AND APPLIED PROGRAMMING
WILKES, M. V. SOME PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVING THE EFFICIENCY OF ALGOL 60
WILKES, M. V. SOME REMARKS ON THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
WILKES, M. V. THE BEST WAY TO DESIGN AN AUTOMATIC CALCULATING MACHINE
WILKES, M. V. THE EDSAC
wiLKES, M. V. THE EDSAC
WILKES, M. V. THE EOSAC COMPUTER
wiLKINS, R. E. APPARATUS FOR MAG~ETIC STORAGE ON THREE-INCH WIDE TAPES
WILKINSON, J. A. THE 0825 AUTOMATIC OPERATING AND SCHEDULING PROGRAM
WILKINSON, J. H. AN EFFICIENT SCHEME FOR THE CO-DIAGONALIZATION OF A SYMMETRIC MATRIX BY GIVENS' METHOD I
WILKINSON, J. H. COOING ON AUTOMATIC DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINES
WILKINSON, J. H. ERROR ANALYSIS OF DIRECT METHODS OF MATRIX INVERSION
WILKINSON, J. H. ER~ORS'IN LARGE-SCALE NUMERICAL PROBLEMS
WILKINSON, J. H. HOUSEHOLDER'S METHOD FOR THE SOLUTION OF THE ALGEHRAIC EIGENPROBLEM
WILKINSON, J. H. INSTABILITY OF THE ELIMINATION METHOD OF REDUCING A MATRIX TO TRI-UIAGONAL FORM
~ILKINSON, J. H.
LI~EAR ALGEBRA ON THE PILor ACE
WILKINSON, J. H. RIGOROUS ERROR BOUNDS FOR COMPUTED EIGENSYSTEMS
WILKINSON, J. H. ROUNDING ERRORS I~ ALGEBRAIC PROCESSES
ftlLKINSON, J. H. STABILITY OF THE REDUCTION OF A MATRIX TO ALMOST TRIANGULAR AND TRIA~GULAR FORMS BY ELc~
WILKINSON, J. H. THE CALCULATION OF EIGENVECTORS BY THE METHOD OF LANClOS
WILKINSON, J. H. THE CALCULATION OF THE EIGfNVECTORS OF CODIAGONAL MATRICES
WILKINSON, J. H. THE CALCULATION OF THE EIGLNVECTURS OF CODIAGONAL MATRICES PRODUCED BY THE GIVENS AND LA
WILKINSON, J. H. THE PILOT ACE
WILKINSON, JAMES H. APPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL COMPUTERS
460

COMPUTER LITERATURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1946-1963

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AUS 512 220
AUS 60 Cl.3
PGEC591 55
PACM59
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PACM52P 2.:15
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AUS 60 B5.3
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CACM632 66
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AUS 60AI0.3
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CACM633 123
WJCC59 286
EJCCbO 255
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WCR 604 96
SOS 62 435
LCMT61 2U
WCR 574 205
PACM58
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AUTHOR INDEX

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PGEC632 112
WILKINSON. R. H. A METHOD Of GENERATING fUNCTIONS Of SEVERAL VARIABLES USING ANALOG DIODE LOGIC
WILKINSON. R. H. CORRECTION TO A METHOD Of GENERATION fUNCTIONS Of SEVERAL VARIABLES USING ANALOG DIODE L PGEC635 ~:'D
8
WILLETT. H. M. A LIBRARY Of BLIP SAMPLES FOR USE IN THE REALISTIC SIMULATION AND EVALUATION OF AUTOMATIC WCR 584
EJCC60
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WILLETT. H. M. A METHOD OF VOICE COMMUNICATION WITH A DIGITAL COMPUTER
I BMJ633 182
WILLETTE. E. L. A CIRCUIT PACKAGING MODEL FOR HIGH-SPEED COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY
ARAP612 193
WILLEY. E. L. A CRITICAL DISCUSSION OF COBOL
CACM615 212
WILLIAMS JR. F. A. DESIGN OF AN IMPROVED TRANSMISSION-DATA PROCESSING CODE
CACM60D Id8
WILLIAMS JR. F. A. SURVEY OF PUNCHED CARD CODES
CACMS96 21
WILLIAMS JR. FRANCIS A. HANDLING IDENTIFIERS AS INTERNAL SYMBOLS IN LANGUAGE PROCESSORS
FJCC63 161
~ILLIAMS JR. J. H.
A DISCRIMINATION METHOD FOR AUTOMATICALLY CLASSIFYING DOCUMENTS
SJCC63
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WILLIAMS. A. P. M. TIME SHARING ON THE FERRANTI-PACKARD FP6000 COMPUTER SYSTEM
PACM62
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WILLIAMS. C. W. IMAGE PROCESSING
EJCC53
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WILLIAMS. CHARLES R. A REVIEW OF ORDVAC OPERATING EXPERIENCE
TCJ4613 260
WILLIAMS. D. E. SOME ORTHOGONAL METHODS OF CURVE AND SURFACE FITTING
CAM849
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WILLIAMS. F. C. CATHODE RAY TUBE STORAGE
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WILLIAMS. F. C. INTRODUCTORY LECTURE
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WILLIAMS. F. C. THE UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER COMPUTING MACHINE
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WILLIAMS. F. C. THE UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER COMPUTING MACHINE
FTT 53 117
WILLIAMS. F. C. THE UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER COMPUnNG MACHINE
FJCe62 1!J4
WILLIAMS. F. O. DESIGN OF ITT 525 'VADE' REAL-TIME PROCESSOR
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WILLIAMS. FREDERIC C. MEMORY DEVICES
EJCCS4
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WILLIAMS. G. I. MESSAGE STORAGE AND PROCESSING WITH A MAGNETIC DRUM SYSTEM
TCJ6644 328
WILLIAMS. J. w. J. E.S.P. THE ELLIOTT SIMULATOR PACKAGE
J ACM621 29
WILLIAMS. LELAND H. ALGEBRA OF POLYNOMIALS IN SEVERAL VARIABLES FOR A DIGITAL COMPUTER
AUS 608'9.2
WILLIAMS. M. NETWORK ANALYSIS OF GAS DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS
TCJ41>l2 8B
WILLIAMS. M. B. PRESENT AND FUTURE FACILITIES FOR DATA TRANSMISSION
PACMSB
3
WILLIAMS. PAUL D. A STUDY OF NUMERICAL METHODS FOR SOLVING DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
AADC60
30
WILLIAMS. R. W. OPERATION AND APPLICATIONS OF ANALOGUE COMPUTERS
FJCC62
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WILLIAMS. ROBERT J. 0825. A MULTIPLE-COMPUTER SYSTEM FOR COMMANO ANO CONTROL
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WILLIAMS. S. B. RELIABILITY AND CHECKING IN DIGITAL COMPUTING SYSTEMS
JACMS41
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WILLIAMS. S. B. THE ASSOCIATION FOR COMPUTING MACHINERY
HAR~41
41
WILLIAMS. SAMUEL B. BELL TELEPHONE LABORATORIES RELAY COMPUTING SYSTEM
JACM514 393
WILLIAMS. THEODORE J. CUMPUTATIONS IN THE FIELD OF ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY
NSMT60 358
WILLIAMS, THYLLIS FROM TEXT TO TOPICS IN MECHANIZED SEARCH SYSTEMS
ICIP59 290
WILLIS. D. G. PLASTIC NEURONS AS MEMORY ELEMENTS
WCR 594 55
WILLIS. D. G. PLASTIC NEURONS AS MEMORY ELEMENTS
SOS
61 369
WILLIS.D.·G. THE FUNCTIONAL DOMAIN OF COMPLEX SYSTEMS
I EESSt. 331
WILLIS. D. W. A MAGNETIC-TAPE AUXILIARY STORAGE SYSTEM FOR THE EDSAC
CAMB49
67
WILLIS. D. W. A PROPOSED MAGNETIC WIRE AUXILIARY STORE FUR THE EDSAC
IU4CS60
61
WILLIS. D. W. DESIGN FOR RELIABILITY IN COMPUTER PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT
I\US 51 196
WILLOUGHBY. E. O. AN ANALOGUE COMPUTER TO SOLVE POLYNOMIAL EQUATIONS WITH REAL COEFFICIENTS
WILLOUGHBY. R. AN ANALYSIS OF THE EFfECT OF COMPONENT TOLERANCES ON THE AMPLIFICATION OF THE BALANCED-PAl PGEC633 269
EJCC61 105
WILSON. ALLAN USE OF A COMBINED ANALOG-DIGlrAL SYSTEM FOR RE-ENTRY VEHICLE FLIGHT SIMULATION
CAN 60
98
WILSON. B. A. OPERATIONS RESEARCH AND MANAGEMENT
WILSON. C. W. J. CLASSIfICATION WITH PEEK-A-BOO FOR INDEXING DOCUMENTS ON AERODYNAMICS. AN EXPERIMENT IN ICSI5Bl HI
~CR
514
115
WILSON. D. CIRCUIT DESIGN EMPLOYING A DIGITAL COMPUTER TO ATTAIN LUNGEST MEAN TIME ro FA.ILURE
WJCCH 110
WILSON. D. DESIGN OF A BASIC COMPUTER BUILDING BLOCK
'PIOEC614 662
WILSON. J. B. AN ALGORITHM FOR RAPID BINARY DIVISION
TCJ5634 305
WILSON. J. F. EXPERIENCE IN TRANSMITTING ACCOUNTING DATA
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WILSON. J. G. NOTES ON GEOMETRIC WEIGHTED CHECK DIGIT VERIFICATION
IUCS62 2~1
WILSON. JAMES B. ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS METHODS FOR REDUNDANT LOGICAL DESIGN
CACM623 145
WILSON. JAMES B. AUTOMATIC-PROGRAMMING-LANGuAGE TRANSLATION THRUUGH SYNTACTICAL ANALYSIS
TCJ2H3 130
WILSON. L. B. SOLUTION OF CERTAIN LARGE SETS OF EQUATIONS ON PEGASUS USING MATRIX METHODS
PIRES30 14B
WILSON. L. D. AN ELECTROMAGNETIC CLUTCH FOR HIGH ACCELERATIONS
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WILSON. L. D. UNIVAC INPUT DEVICES
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WILSON. L. D. UNIVAC OUTPUT DEVICES
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WILSON. L. R. MAGNACARD. MECHANICAL HANDLING TECHNIQUES
PGEC534 19
WILSON. LOUIS D. THE MODEL II UNITYPER
AUS 513 310
WILSUN. O. L. THE APPLICATION OF COMPUTERS TO PROBLEMS IN MATERIAL CONTROL
CAS 5~
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WILSON. ROSS B. EXPERIENCE AND PLANS FOR MARKETING-RESEARCH OPERATIONS
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WINDEKNECHT. T. G. SIX DEGREE-Of-FREEDOM SIMULATION OF A MANNED ORBITAL DOCKING SYSTEM
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WINDLEY. P. F. DATA PROCESSING IN UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION
TCJ2592 49
WINDLEY. P. F. THE INFLUENCE OF STORAGE ACCESS TIME ON MERGING PROCESSES IN A COMPUTER
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AUTHOR INDEX

YAMADA, HISAO DISJU~CTIVELY LINEAR LOGIC NETS
YAMADA, HISAO REAL-TIME COMPUTATION AND RECURSIVE FUNCTIONS NOT REAL-TIME COMPUTABLe
YAMATO, JUNJI THE METAL CARD MEMORY, A NEW SEMIPERMANENT STORE
YAMAUCHI, H. THE KT PILOT COMPUTER, A MICRO-PROGRAMMED COMPUTER WITH A PHOTDTRANSISTOR FIXED MEMORY
YANOELL, R. P. 8. THE PROGRAMME-CONTROL LEO COMPUTER
YAO, F. C. ANALYSIS OF SIGNAL TRANSMISSION IN ULTRA HIGH SPEEO TRANSISTORIZED DIGITAL COMPUTERS
YARBROUGH, l. D. DECIMAl-TO-BINARY CONVERSION OF SHORT FIELDS
YARBROUGH, l. D. SOME THOUGHTS ON PARAllEL PROCESSING
YARBROUGH, lYNN D. INPUT DATA ORGANIZATION IN FORTRAN
YATES, F. A GENERAL PROGRAM FOR THE ANALYSIS OF SURVEYS
YATES, F. A SPECIALIZED AUTOCODE FOR THE ANALYSIS OF REPLICATED EXPERIMENTS
YATES, F. AN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING ROUTINE FOR THE ELLIOTT 401
YATES, F. COMPUTERS IN RESEARCH, PROMISE AND PERFORMANCE
YATES, F. THE ANALYSIS OF SURVEYS, PROCESSING AND PRINTING THE BASIC TABLES
YATES, F. THE USE OF AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER IN RESEARCH STATISTICS, FOUR YEARS EXPERlfNCE
YEE, SEENING CHARACTERISTICS AND OPHATIONS OF A HIGH-SPEED ELECTRONIC ANALOG SWITCH
YIENGER, J. H. EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION
YNGVE, V. H. THE COMIT SYSTEM FOR MECHANICAL TRANSLATION
YNGVE, V. H. TOWARD BETTER PROGRAMMING lANGUAGES
YNGVE, VICTOR THE COMIT SYSTEM
YNGVE, VICTOR H. COMIT
YNGVE, VICTOR H. COMIT AS AN IR LANGUAGE
YNGVE, VICTOR H. MT AT THE MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
YNGVE, VICTOR H. RANOOM GENERATION OF ENGLISH SENTENCES
YNGVE, VICTOR H. THE FEASIBiliTY OF MACHINE SEARCHING OF ENGLISH TEXTS
YNGVE, VICTOR H. TOWARD BETTER DOCUMENTATION OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES, INTRODUCTION
YOCHELSON, S. B. DIODElESS CORE lOGIC CIRCUITS
YOEll, M. THE CASCADE DeCOMPOSITION OF SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
YOEll, MICHAEL COUNTING WITH NONLINEAR BINARY FEEDBACK SHIFT REGISTERS
YOHE, M. ON THE APPROXIMATE SOLUTION OF DELTA U = FlU)
YORK, R. K. SEMIPERMANENT STORAGE BY CAPACITIVE COUPLING
YOSHIHIRO, K. SYSTEM DESIGN OF THE ETl KM-6 COMPUTER
YOSHIZAWA, S. EDDYCARD MEMORY, A SEMI-PERMANENT STORAGE
YOUDEN, W. W. A STRING lANGUAGE FOR SYMBOL MANIPULATION BASED ON ALGOL 60
YUUDtN, W. W. A SYSTEM FOR GENERATING 'PRONOUNCEABLE' NAMES USING A COMPUTER
YOUDE~, W. W.
INDEX TO THE COMMU~ICATIONS OF THE ACM, VOLUMES 1-5, 195B-1962
YOUDEN, W. W. INDEX TO THE JOURNAL OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR COMPUTING MACHINERY, VOLUMES 1-10, 195~-1963
YOUlE, P. V. SIMULATION OF FUll-SCALE MULTI-STAGE BATCHWISE CHEMICAL PLANT
YOUNG JR, DAVID M. THE NUMERICAL ANALYSIS PROGRAM AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
YOUNG JR, JOHN W. AN ABSTRACT FORMULATION OF DATA PROCESSING PROBLEMS
YOUNG, A. PREDICTING DISTRIBUTION OF STAFF
YOUNG, ANDREW AN ATTEMPT TO SIMULATE THE lIVER ON A COMPUTER
YOUNG, ANDREW THE IMPACT ON UNIVERSITIES OF THE EXPANSION IN THEIR COMPUTER FACILITIES
YOUNG, C. E. STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF lOGIC CIRCUIT PERFORMANCE IN DIGITAL SYSTEMS
YOUNG, D. R. DESIGN OF A lARGE-SCALE CRYOGENIC MEMORY SYSTEM
YOUNG, D. R. USE OF SUPERCONDUCTING TRANSMISSION liNE FOR MEASURING PENETRATION DEPTHS
YOUNG, DAVID ALTERNATING DIRECTION IMPLICIT METHODS
YOUNG, OAVID M. A SURVEY OF COMPUTER METHODS FOR SOLVING ELLIPTIC AND PARABOLIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUA
YOUNG, DAVID M. OROVAC SOLUTIONS OF THE DIRICHLET PROBLEM
YOUNG, FREDERICK H. ANALYSIS OF SHIFT REGISTER COUNTERS
YOUNG, J. A. DATA HANDLING AT AN AMR TRACKING STATION
YOUNG, K. P. REALIZATION OF BOOLEAN POLYNOMIALS BASED ON INCIDENCE MATRICES
YOUNG, ROBERT L. REPORT ON EXPERIMENTS IN APPROXIMATING THE SOLUTION OF A DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION
YOUNGER, D. H. ON ITERATIVE FACTORIZATION IN NETWORK ANALYSIS BY DIGITAL COMPUTER
YOUNKER, E. LEROY A TRANSISTOR-DRIVEN MAGNETIC-CORE MEMORY
YOURKE, H. S. ESAKI DIODE NOT-OR LOGIC CIRCUITS
YOURKE, H. S. MllLIMICROSECONO TRANSISTOR CURRENT SWITCHING TECHNIQUES
YOVITS, MARSHALL C. ONR SYMPOSIUM ON MICROWAVE TECHNIQUES FOR COMPUTING SYSTEMS
YOwELL, E. C. A MECHANIZED APPROACH TO AUTOMATIC COOING
YOWELL, E. C. INTERMEOIATE DATA PROCESSING POTENTIAL
YOWEll, E. C. SOME GENERAL PRECEPTS FOR PROGRAMMERS
YOWELL, E. C. THE SWAC, DESIGN FEATURES AND OPERATING EXPERIENCE
ZADEH, LOTFI A. OPTIMAL CONTROL PROBLEMS IN DISCRETE-TIME SYSTEMS
lADOFF, S. USE OF A DIGITAL COMPUTER FOR AIRBORNE GUIDANCE AND NAVIGATION
lAGOR, HERBERT I. EVALUATION Of FAILURE DATA
lAITlEFF, E. M. RUSSIAN VISIT TO U.S. COMPUTERS
lAITZEfF, E. M. RUSSIAN VISIT TO U.S. COMPUTERS
lANCANARO, JOHN F. MULTIPLE SHOOTING METHOD FOR TWO-POINT BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS
ZARECHNAK, MICHAEL A FOURTH lEVEL OF LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS
LARECHNAK, MICHAEL CURRENT RESEARCH AT GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
ZARECHNAK, MICHAEL NESTING WITHIN THE PREPOSITIONAL STRUCTURE
lARECHNAK, MICHAEL THREE lEVELS OF liNGUISTIC ANALYSIS I~ MACHINE TRANSLATION
LARECHNAK, MICHAEL THREE lEVELS OF liNGUISTIC ANALYSIS IN MACHINE TRANSLATION
lAROHB, S. AN ANALYSIS OF DIFFUSION IN SEMICONDUCTORS
lAROODNY, SERGE J. AYDAR, SPECIAL PURPOSE ANALOG MACHINE FOR YAW DATA REDUCTION
lASlO, J. J. A CIRCUIT PACKAGING MODEL FOR HIGH-SPEED COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY
lASlO, J. J. AN IMPROVED TUNNEL DIODE MEMORY SYSTEM
lEMANEK, H. ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION PROCESSING APPARATUS AT THE VIENNA TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY
ZEMANEK, H. THE LOGISTIC RELAY COMPUTER OF THE VIENNA TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY (GERMAN)
lEMANEK, HEINZ AUTOMATA AND THOUGHT PROCESSES (GERMAN)
lEMlIN, R. A. INTEGER PROGRAMMING FORMULATION OF TRAVELING SALESMAN PROBLEMS
ZENDEH, F. SELF-CORRECTING DECODING CIRCUITS
ZIEHE, TED GLOSSARY LOOKUP MADE EASY
ZIEPER, H. S. THE lOGIC DESIGN OF THE FC-4100 DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
ZILLER, I. THE FORTRAN AUTOMATIC CODING SYSTEM
lIMBEL, NORMAN PACKAGED lOGICAL CIRCUITRY FOR A 4-MC COMPUTER
liMMER, E. D. THE X308 COMPUTER
ZONTA, BRUNA HUMAN TRANSLATION AND TRANSLATION BY MACHINE, I
lOPF JR, G. W. ATTITUDE AND CONTEXT
lORZA, lAWRENCE J. NCR-31S ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM
lRAKET, C. A. SAGE, A DATA-PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR AIR DEFENSE
ZUKIN, A. S. AUTOMATIC PROGRAM CONTROL UTILIZING A VARIABLE REFERENCE FOR ADD~ES31~G
LUSE, KONRAD PROGRESSION LINES OF A COMPUTER DEVELOPMENT FROM MECHANICS TO ELECTNGNICS GERMAN)
lWEI ZIG, J. R. A DIGITAL VOLTAGE ENCODER

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