Gilbert A. Bachelor
Pages 252-253
T. B. Steel
Page 252
G. M. Weinberg
Page 252
M. L. Juncosa
Page 252
M. Hershkowitz
Page 252
George E. Reynolds
Page 253
Harry D. Huskey
Page 254
F. L. Bauer
Page 255
This report indicates the level of computer development and application in each of the thirty countries of Europe, most of which were recently visited by the author
Nelson M. Blachman
Page 256
The ALGOL 60 Report,
* when first encountered, seems to describe a very complex language which will be difficult to learn. The “metalinguistic formulae” admirably serve the purpose of precisely specifying a language, but they
…
Donald E. Knuth, Jack N. Merner
Pages 268-272
Logic tables are an excellent way of developing and expressing the logic required in procedures, operations, systems and circuits. A set of rules for writing and using logic tables is explained by means of some simple examples …
H. N. Cantrell, J. King, F. E. H. King
Pages 272-275
The class of iteration formulas obtainable by rational approximations of “Euler's formula” is derived with the corresponding error estimates. Some historical notes on iterative procedures are followed by a derivation of Euler's …
J. F. Traub
Pages 276-278
C. M. Fischer
Pages 279-283
B. H. Mayoh
Page 284
Richard Bellman
Page 284
This project is engaged in (a) a program of research into the application of the concepts and techniques of modern data processing to the design of mechanical parts, and (b) the further development of automatic programming systems …
George F. Ryckman
Pages 266-267
