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ORCIDACM SIGSAM Bulletin, Volume 26
Volume 26, Number 1, January 1992
- Wei Li:
Nonexistence of degree bounds of various bases for ideals of polynomials over the integers. 4-9 - Manfred Hollenhorst:
The design of digital filters using REDUCE. 10-12 - Franz Winkler:
Erratum: A. A. Reeves, "The worst order is not always the lexicographic order, " ACM SIGSAM Bulletin, Volume 25, Number 4, pp. 18-19. 13
Volume 26, Number 2, April 1992
- Greg Butler:
An analysis of Atkinson's algorithm. 1-9 - S. Kamal Abdali, Guy W. Cherry, Neil Soiffer:
Spreadsheet computations in computer algebra. 10-18 - Tateaki Sasaki, Mutsuko K. Sasaki:
On integer-to-rational conversion algorithm. 19-21 - Joachim von zur Gathen:
A polynomial factorization challenge. 22-24
Volume 26, Number 3, August 1992
- Robert M. Corless
, David J. Jeffrey:
Well ... it isn't quite that simple. 2-6 - Blair F. Madore:
Report on the 10th annual Maple Retreat June 13-17, 1992. 7-8 - Jean-Michel Nataf:
Algorithm of simplification of nonlinear equations systems. 9-16 - Miroslav Kolár, Tateaki Sasaki:
Multivariate quotient by power-series division. 17-20 - Andrew H. Gleibman:
SAMPLE: new programming technology and AI language. 21-29
Volume 26, Number 4, November 1992
- Hoon Hong, Wolfgang Schreiner:
Programming in PACLIB. 1-6 - Bernard Lacolle:
Spinor analysis and symbolic computation of partition functions. 7-14 - Diane M. K. Willcock:
Tlisp: a concurrent Lisp for the transputers. 15-23
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