Bernard A. Galler
Page 193
It is proper that a professional organization periodically review its publication policy to ensure that it is fully meeting its responsibilities to its members To this purpose the President of ACM has asked the Editorial Board …
C. C. Gotlieb
Pages 197-198
Directed graphs or their associated matrices are frequently used to represent the logical structure of sequences of computer instructions. Such techniques are used and, in addition, data references are represented in a nondirected …
Thomas C. Lowe
Pages 199-205
The algorithm presented causes the elimination of hidden lines in the representation of a perspective view of concave and convex plane-faced objects on the picture plane. All the edges of the objects are considered sequentially …
R. Galimberti
Pages 206-211
R. R. Klimpel
Pages 212-213
Georges Schwachheim
Pages 213-214
An experimental computer program is described which simulates appointment systems employed by outpatient departments of hospitals. Both major kinds of appointment systems—individual and block—can be simulated. The purpose of
…
Jesse H. Katz
Pages 215-222
A class of coordination phenomena in natural languages is considered within the framework of transformational theory. To account for these phenomena it is proposed that certain machinery be added to the syntactic component of …
Stanley R. Petrick, Paul M. Postal, Peter S. Rosenbaum
Pages 223-233
An algorithm is presented for solving a system of linear equations
Bu =
k where
B is tridiagonal and of a special form. This form arises when discretizing the equation - d/d
x (
p(
x)
du/
dx) =
k(
x) (with appropriate boundary conditions) …
Donald J. Rose
Pages 234-236
It is shown to be practical to compute Jn(x) by numerical integration of its integral representation using the trapezoidal rule. The error in this approximation was studied empirically.
A. H. Stroud, J. P. Kohli
Pages 236-238
