Bernard A. Galler
Page 1
Computers are being applied to an increasingly diverse range of problems in group theory. The most important areas of application at present are coset enumeration, sub-group lattices, automorphism groups of finite groups, character …
John J. Cannon
Pages 3-12
Methods of analyzing the control flow and data flow of programs during compilation are applied to transforming the program to improve object time efficiency. Dominance relationships, indicating which statements are necessarily …
Edward S. Lowry, C. W. Medlock
Pages 13-22
Algorithms for computing the resultant of two polynomials in several variables, a key repetitive step of computation in solving systems of polynomial equations by elimination, are studied. Determining the best algorithm for computer …
S. Y. Ku, R. J. Adler
Pages 23-30
In this general paper the role of programming in advanced graduate training is discussed. Subject matter related to programming as well as programming per se is considered. The importance and application of formalism are considered …
Bruce W. Arden
Pages 31-37
David A. Levine
Pages 37-38
I. Farkas
Page 38
James Vandergraft, Charles Mesztenyi
Pages 38-39
Oliver K. Smith
Page 39
J. B. F. Field
Page 39
The problem of producing sentences of a transformational grammar by using a random generator to create phrase structure trees for input to the lexical insertion and transformational phases is discussed. A purely random generator …
Joyce Friedman
Pages 40-46
Time-sharing systems, as defined in this article, are those multiaccess systems which permit a terminal user to utilize essentially the full resources of the system while sharing its time with other terminal users. It is each …
Saul Stimler
Pages 47-53
