I. C. Pyle
Page 137
N. G. de Bruijn
Pages 137-138
John F. Banzhaf
Page 138
R. Y. Kain
Page 138
Tom Scharf
Page 138
Computer programming deals with an enormous variety of activities and is carried on by people with a great variety of backgrounds. It seems clear that part but not all of this activity is evolving toward a distinct professional …
A. G. Oettinger
Pages 139-140
Computer programming deals with an enormous variety of activities and is carried on by people with a great variety of backgrounds. It seems clear that part but not all of this activity is evolving toward a distinct professional …
Alex Orden
Pages 145-147
William F. Atchison
Page 148
L. Fulkerson
Page 148
A technique for organizing the devices of a computer storage system is described. This technique, called the multilevel store, provides a means for economically satisfying the requirements for very large storage capacities of …
Edward Morenoff, John B. McLean
Pages 149-154
In an ideal list-processing system there would be enough core memory to contain all the data and programs. Described in this paper are a number of techniques that have been used to build a LISP system utilizing a drum for its …
Daniel G. Bobrow, Daniel L. Murphy
Pages 155-159
Methods of simplification that can be applied automatically to programs written in an ALGOL-like language are discussed. The simplifications are based on the form of the program and the knowledge obtained by a processor, without …
Ellen R. Clark
Pages 160-165
Examples of algorithms that will accomplish automatic storage reservation without the need for explicit array declarations are described.
Melvin Klerer, Jack May
Pages 165-166
A nonlinear circuit analysis problem is stated and the way in which it was solved using FORMAC is indicated. The solution of the problem using FORMAC was notable since several other methods that were tried failed. The problem …
L. D. Neidleman
Pages 167-168
An efficient algorithm is described for generating subsets of a set
S which satisfy constraints of the form: “If
si is a member of the subset, then
sj must also be a member of the subset.” The algorithm has been programmed in …
William M. Waite
Pages 169-171
An application of computer-aided typesetting is introduced. A working method is described for publishing ALGOL by computerized translation from Hardware into Reference representation, computerized planning of typographical layout …
L. von Sydow
Pages 172-174
The method of nested multiplication is commonly used in function evaluation routines to evaluate approximation polynomials. New polynomial evaluation methods have been developed in recent years which require fewer multiplications …
C. T. Fike
Pages 175-178
Neely has discussed computational error generated by some algorithms used to compute various statistics. In the present paper methods are described which are error-free, simple in concept, and usually less costly in machine time …
B. E. Rodden
Pages 179-180
J. Boothroyd
Pages 181-182
In the main text of the paper [
Comm. ACM 9, 12 (Dec. 1966), 864], a FORMAC program was discussed which is capable of calculating various quantities of interest in tensor calculus. This Appendix is intended as an example of the …
John J. Walton
Pages 183-186
A technique for using a digital computer to draw both ordinary and time-lag root locus diagrams is described. Ordinary diagrams are drawn much faster and more accurately than ever before. Time-lag diagrams, which had been impossible …
Allan M. Krall, Robert Fornaro
Pages 186-188
J. Boothroyd
Page 188
A report by the National Academy of Sciences that examines machine translation against the light of human translation has disturbed a good many research administrators in the government. So much bad publicity has been engendered …
James P. Titus
Pages 189-191
Peter Zilahy Ingerman
Page 137
