Anthony Ralston
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A new integration algorithm is found, and an implementation is compared with other programmed algorithms. The new algorithm is a step-by-step procedure for solving the initial value problem in ordinary differential equations. …
I. M. Willers
Pages 504-508
A description is given of a program for computing the solution to a small number of standard numerical analysis problems to any specified accuracy, up to a limit of 2000 correct decimal places. Each computed number is bounded …
Oliver Aberth
Pages 509-513
Using linear programming, an interactive graphic display system has been implemented to solve the region design problem of partitioning a region into
N nonoverlapping subregions in such a way that their areas are in specified …
To-Yat Cheung
Pages 513-516
The class of reducing transition languages introduced by Eickel, Paul, Bauer, and Samelson was shown by Morris to be a proper superclass of the simple precedence languages. In this paper this result is extended, showing that, …
Mario Schkolnick
Pages 517-520
PLOT3D will accept three-dimensional data in various forms, rotate it in three-space, and plot the projection of the resulting figure onto the
x-y plane. Those lines or portions of lines which should be hidden by previous lines …
Steven L. Watkins
Pages 520-523
Keith H. Burrell
Pages 524-526
Harold D. Edison, Larry L. Schumaker
Pages 526-530
To avoid having to restart a job from the beginning in case of random failure, it is standard practice to save periodically sufficient information to enable the job to be restarted at the previous point at which information was …
John W. Young
Pages 530-531
This paper modifies an earlier algorithm for converting decision tables into flowcharts which minimize subsequent execution time when compiled into a computer program.
The algorithms considered in this paper perform limited search …
Keith Shwayder
Pages 532-537
CORPORATE CACM Staff
Pages 541-543
