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ORCIDAIEE-ACM-IRE Computer Conference (Eastern) 1958: Philadelphia, PA, USA
- John M. Broomall:
Papers and discussions presented at the 1958 eastern joint computer conference: Modern computers: objectives, designs, applications, AIEE-ACM-IRE 1958 (Eastern), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, December 3-5, 1958. ACM 1958, ISBN 978-1-4503-7866-6 - Jay W. Forrester:
New frontiers. 5-10 - B. W. Taunton:
Data processing in banking and other services. 10-14 - W. H. Tetley:
The role of computers in air defense. 15-18 - Maurice V. Wilkes:
Microprogramming. 18-20 - L. W. Reid, G. A. Raymond:
The Athena computer, a reliability report. 20-24 - R. M. Bloch:
The philosophy of automatic error correction. 25-28 - H. D. Ross:
The system approach to reliability. 28-30 - R. E. McMahon:
Impulse switching of ferrites. 31-33 - C. A. Lovell:
High-speed high-capacity photographic memory. 34-38 - Emil Hopner:
An experimental modulation-demodulation scheme for high-speed data transmission. 38-43 - Rex Rice:
The impending revolution in computer technology. 43-46 - Walter F. Bauer:
Computer design from the programmer's viewpoint. 46-51 - Richard K. Richards:
New logical and systems concepts. 51-55 - D. A. Buck, Kenneth R. Shoulders:
An approach to microminiature printed systems. 55-59 - G. A. Barnard III, Louis Fein:
Organization and retrieval of records generated in a large-scale engineering project. 59-63 - P. M. Thompson:
File problems associated with the National Menu Study. 63-65 - Robert H. Gregory, M. Trust:
Data processing and information handling. 65-71 - Alan L. Leiner, Jay L. Smith, William A. Notz, Arnold Weinberger:
PILOT, the NBS multicomputer system. 71-75 - Gerrit A. Blaauw:
Data handling by control word techniques. 75-79 - Anatol W. Holt:
An electronic directory for sorting mail. 79-90 - Gerald P. Dinneen, Irwin L. Lebow, Irving S. Reed:
The logical design of CG24. 91-94 - John C. Sims Jr., Harry J. Gray:
Design criteria for autosynchronous circuits. 94-99 - W. J. Dunnet, E. P. Auger, A. C. Scott:
Analysis of TRL circuit propagation delay. 99-108 - Martin Kloomok, Paul W. Case, Herbert H. Graff:
The recording, checking, and printing of logic diagrams. 108-118 - William H. Kautz:
State-logic relations in autonomous sequential networks. 119-127 - A. J. Strassman, L. H. Kurkjian:
System evaluation and instrumentation of a special-purpose data processing system using simulation equipment. 127-130 - G. R. Bachand, J. L. Rogers, T. F. Marker:
APAR: automatic programming and recording. 130-133 - R. C. Baron, T. P. Bothwell:
A high-speed transistorized analog-to-digital converter. 133-138 - Vincent E. Giuliano:
The trial translator: an automatic programming system for experimental Russian-English machine translation. 138-144 - T. J. Theodoroff:
DYANA: dynamics analyzer-programmer: part I: description and application. 144-147 - J. T. Olsztyn:
DYANA: dynamics analyzer-programmer: part II: structure and function. 148-152 - Donald K. Sampson, V. E. Herzfeld, C. W. Fritze:
The Univac Air Lines Reservations System: a special-purpose application of a general-purpose computer. 152-156 - Heinz Gumin:
The Siemens Digital Computer 2002. 157-160 - J. G. Smith, T. M. Hurewitz:
Design of the RCA 501 system. 160-164 - R. W. Avery, S. H. Blackford, J. A. McDonnell:
The IBM 7070 data processing system. 165-168 - R. J. Segal, J. L. Maddox, P. Plano:
Performance advances in a transistorized computer system: The TRANSAC S-2000. 168-174 - P. Dreyfus:
Programming design features of the GAMMA 60 computer. 174-181 - R. H. Hagopian, H. L. Herold, J. Levinthal, Joseph Weizenbaum:
The GE-100 data processing system. 181-184
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