Walter M. Carlson
Pages 371-372
Systematic generation of a specific class of permutations fundamental to scheduling problems is described.
In a nonoriented complete graph with
n vertices, Hamiltonian circuits equivalent to 1/2(
n - 1)! specific permutations
n …
Kazuaki Harada
Pages 373-379
Display system designers are faced with the difficult task of selecting major subsystems in an intelligent way. Each subsystem is chosen from large numbers of alternatives; the selection is based on considerations such as system …
James D. Foley
Pages 380-390
Two views of computer science are considered: a global view which attempts to capture broad characteristics of the field and its relationships to other fields, and a local view which focuses on the inner structure of the field …
Saul Amarel
Pages 391-401
In this paper the Ritz-Trefftz algorithm is applied to the computer solution of the state regulator problem. The algorithm represents a modification of the Ritz direct method and is designed to improve the speed of solution and …
W. E. Bosarge, O. G. Johnson
Pages 402-406
An algorithm is developed for compiling, as a sequence of shifts, additions, and subtractions, many fixed point binary multiplications involving a constant. The most significant characteristics of the algorithm are the simplicity …
H. Tim Gladwin
Pages 407-408
It is assumed that there is a similarity of function between the data names of a programming language and the file names of an operating system. The two functions are discussed in terms of the same basic concepts in order to
…
A. G. Fraser
Pages 409-416
This note is an extension of the ideas expressed by Morgan [1]. He suggests a new form of interrupt which he proposes to use to control the execution of a program, in his case a file management system called DPL [2]. Simply stated …
Marvin Zelkowitz
Pages 417-418
In discussing his binary summation method [1] Linz mentions two defects: “It is more difficult to program than the standard method, and it is difficult to use unless all numbers are available at the start of the summation.” A …
R. J. Walker
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