Because of the problems created by the explosion of papers in the mathematical sciences and the drawbacks that this places on research, it is suggested that a tree of all mathematical results and terminology be maintained in
…
David Pager
Pages 71-75
A computer language and a set of programs within that language are described which allow the formulating and solving of a class of space planning problems. The language is an extension of Algol and includes means to represent …
Charles M. Eastman
Pages 76-87
Items can be retrieved from binary trees grown with a form of the Algorithm Quicksort in an average time proportional to log
n, where
n is the number of items in the tree. The binary trees grown by this algorithm sometimes have …
W. A. Martin, D. N. Ness
Pages 88-93
A simple analysis of some computer-economic factors involved in comparing multimachine installations versus large single machine installations is given, and a mathematical model is derived to assist policy decisions.
A. E. Oldehoeft, M. H. Halstead
Pages 94-96
The subroutine
CPOLY is a Fortran program to find all the zeros of a complex polynomial by the three-stage complex algorithm described in Jenkins and Traub [4]. (An algorithm for real polynomials is given in [5].) The algorithm …
M. A. Jenkins, J. F. Traub
Pages 97-99
HIDE produces a two-dimensional representation of a surface or figure by plotting segments of a succession of curves; each curve is plotted where it is not hidden by any of the curves previously plotted (that is, where it does …
Hugh Williamson
Pages 100-103
The problem discussed is that of simulating human composition of Western popular music by computer and some relevant theories of music and harmony are given. Problems with this kind of program and several schemes that are known …
James Anderson Moorer
Pages 104-113
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Walter M. Carlson
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