E. J. Orth
Page 391
Wallace Givens
Page 391
Christopher J. Shaw
Page 391
Knut Bahr
Page 392
Glen G. Langdon
Page 392
J. K. S. McKay
Page 392
An implementation of Stiefel's exchange algorithm for determining a Chebyshev solution to an overdetermined system of linear equations is presented, that uses Gaussian LU decomposition with row interchanges. The implementation …
Richard H. Bartels, Gene H. Golub
Pages 401-406
A field-proven scheme for achieving reliable duplex transmission over a half-duplex communication line is presented, and to demonstrate the difficulty of the problem, another similar scheme, which is only slightly unreliable, …
W. C. Lynch
Pages 407-410
The flexibility and power needed in the channel for a computer display are considered. To work efficiently, such a channel must have a sufficient number of instruction that it is best understood as a small processor rather than …
T. H. Myer, I. E. Sutherland
Pages 410-414
A multiconsole computer display system has been designed that provides very rich displays at low unit cost. Each BRAD (Brookhaven RAster Display) console can plot tens of thousands of points, or up to 4000 characters at 30 frames …
D. Ophir, S. Rankowitz, B. J. Shepherd, R. J. Spinrad
Pages 415-416
The active use of time-shared facilities for blind programmers requires a braille terminal system. Details are given for the construction of a brailler from a model 33 teletype by modifying the print head and increasing the resiliency …
Gary B. Anderson, David W. Rogers
Pages 417-418
A method for locating specific character strings embedded in character text is described and an implementation of this method in the form of a compiler is discussed. The compiler accepts a regular expression as source language …
Ken Thompson
Pages 419-422
Presently available online debugging routines are often unsatisfactory for the experienced user because they require unnecessarily rigid and complicated typing formats, make it difficult for the user to correct typing errors, …
Paul T. Brady
Pages 423-427
Richard H. Bartels, Gene H. Golub
Pages 428-430
Robert R. Fenichel
Page 430
Ian Oliver
Pages 431-432
Walter Gautschi
Pages 432-436
Bruno F. W. Whitte
Pages 436-437
Rodolfo C. Salazar, Subrata K. Sen
Pages 437-440
This paper is for information purposes and is intended as a comprehensive thought-provoking collection of the major aspects and considerations influencing Heading Format for Data Transmission.
Information processing systems of …
E. Lohse
Pages 441-448
An auction method is described for allocating computer time that allows the price of computer time to fluctuate with the demand and the relative priority of users to be controlled so that more important projects get better access …
I. E. Sutherland
Pages 449-451
