Present-day computing facilities are limited in their value for scientific research by inability to interact strongly with users. The full power of a research computing instrument should be available at many terminals that give …
Jack B. Dennis
Pages 521-529
The utility of generating functions in solving combinatoria problems is discussed. Particular implementation results are presented and evaluated.
G. M. Weinberg
Pages 530-534
Computer scheduling of papers as it was developed for the 1960 meeting of the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology (FASEB) is described. The FASEB meeting is the largest scientific meeting held in the United …
Claire K. Schultz, Alan Brooks, Phyllis Schwartz
Pages 534-541
A description is presented of an application in which macros and string concatenation were employed to add a new facility to BELFAP.
Richard K. Bennett, H. David Neumann
Pages 541-542
A method is proposed and discussed which allows a subscripted-variable capability (in the FORTRAN sense) to be added to AUTOCODER-Type assembly systems.
D. R. Fitzwater
Pages 542-545
K. W. Mills
Page 546
Egon Dorrer
Page 546
In the thermal detection of rapid biochemical reactions it is necessary to correct the temperature data for transient heat conduction losses in a cylindrical calorimeter. To handle the complexities arising from varying thermal …
Norman Davids, Robert L. Berger
Pages 547-551
Since much of the computer time spent in time-series analysis is used for multiplications, a minimum multiplication method was devised for digital filtering, with the expectation that it would be useful in the online, real-time …
John R. B. Whittlesey
Pages 552-556
Hans-J. Pohlmann
Page 556
