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ORCIDJournal of the ACM, Volume 1, 1954
Volume 1, Number 1, January 1954
- Samuel B. Williams:
The Association for Computing Machinery. 1-3 - John W. Backus:
The IBM 701 Speedcoding System. 4-6 - R. T. Wiseman:
Life Insurance Premium Billing and Combined Operations by Electronic Equipment. 7-12 - Frank E. Hamilton, Elmer C. Kubie:
The IBM Magnetic Drum Calculator Type 650. 13-20 - H. Jacobs Jr.:
Equipment Reliability as Applied to Analogue Computers. 21-26 - C. M. Edwards:
Survey of Analog Multiplication Schemes. 27-35 - Richmond Perley:
Automatic Strain-Gage and Thermocouple Recording on Punched Cards. 36-43
Volume 1, Number 2, April 1954
- Alan L. Leiner:
System Specifications for the DYSEAC. 57-81 - Paul Brock, Sibyl Rock:
Problems in Acceptance Testing of Digital Computers. 82-87 - Jack Moshman:
The Generation of Pseudo-Random Numbers on a Decimal Calculator. 88-91
Volume 1, Number 3, July 1954
- Stefan Bergman:
A Method of Solving Boundary Value Problems of Mathematical Physics on Punch Card Machines. 101-104 - A. D. Wasel:
A Method of Determining Plate Bending by Use of a Punched-Card Machine. 105-110 - Stephen H. Crandall:
Numerical Treatment of a Fourth Order Parabolic Partial Differential Equation. 111-118 - Calvin C. Elgot:
On Single vs. Triple Address Computing Machines. 119-123 - C. C. Gotlieb:
Running a Computer Efficiently. 124-127 - Louis B. Wadel:
An Electronic Differential Analyzer as a Difference Analyzer. 128-136
Volume 1, Number 4, October 1954
- Charles J. Bashe, Wilfried Buchholz, Nathaniel Rochester:
The IBM Type 702, An Electronic Data Processing Machine for Business. 149-169 - Susie E. Atta, Ward C. Sangren:
Calculation of Generalized Hypergeometric Series. 170-172 - George F. Trexler:
Public Utility Customer Accounting on the Type 650 Magnetic Drum Data Processing Machine. 173-176 - Walter F. Bauer, John W. Carr III:
On the Demonstration of High-Speed Digital Computers. 177-182 - Philip J. Davis, Philip Rabinowitz:
A Multiple Purpose Orthonormalizing Code and its Uses. 183-191
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