G. E. Watts
Page 757
Lyle B. Smith
Page 757
Ira Pohl
Page 757
P. P. Lo
Page 757
An experimental system for acquisition and analysis of large bodies of data derived from scientific experiments is described. Its architecture and implementation is largely based on certain objectives and characteristics of a …
Peter C. Lockemann, W. Dale Knutsen
Pages 758-764
The LACONIQ (Laboratory Computer Online Inquiry) Monitor was developed primarily to support non-numerical applications such as retrieval from very large files by means of a “dialogue” between a system user and a retrieval application …
Daniel L. Drew
Pages 765-771
This paper introduces a system for resource management using the concepts of “process,” “facility,” and “event.” Except for the processor no attempt has been made to give serious suggestions for the policy to be followed for
…
D. M. Dahm, T. H. Gerbstadt, M. M. Pacelli
Pages 772-779
Given the adjacency matrix of the graph, the algorithm presented in this paper finds a spanning tree and then constructs the set of fundamental cycles. Our algorithm is slower than an algorithm presented by Welch by a ratio of …
C. G. Gotlieb, D. G. Corneil
Pages 780-783
Two programs for a vehicle dispatching model, one written in 7040 SIMSCRIPT and the other in 7040 FORTRAN IV are compared. The comparison is made in terms of basic program design decisions, storage requirements, computer time …
Arla E. Weinert
Pages 784-792
An online, interactive system for text editing is described in detail, with remarks on the theoretical and experimental justification for its form. Emphasis throughout the system is on providing maximum convenience and power
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L. Peter Deutsch, Butler W. Lampson
Pages 793-799
J. Boothroyd
Pages 801-803
A dump technique for programs written in ALGOL 60 is described. This technique provides an intelligible analysis of an unsuccessful computation process in terms of the original source program.
R. Bayer, D. Gries, M. Paul, H. R. Wiehle
Pages 804-808
This paper presents an analysis on the normalization requirement of the divisor in a divide-and-correct method. This analysis is made subject to the condition that not more than one correction is required to obtain the true quotient …
E. V. Krishnamurthy, Salil K. Nandi
Pages 809-813
James P. Titus
Pages 814-815
It has been known that the eigenvalues of a certain 2
n × 2
n matrix can be obtained by use of two smaller matrices of order
n which can be easily constructed. An algorithm is given to obtain the eigenvectors of the 2
n ×
n matrix …
S. Charmonman
Pages 800-801
