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ORCIDJournal of the ACM, Volume 3, 1956
Volume 3, Number 1, January 1956
- Alston S. Householder:
Presidential Address to the ACM. 1-2 - Barry Gordon:
An Optimizing Program for the IBM 650. 3-5 - Peter Henrici:
A Subroutine for Computations with Rational Numbers. 6-9 - Peter Henrici:
Automatic Computations with Power Series. 10-15 - Louis B. Wadel:
Simulation of Digital Filters on an Electronic Analog Computer. 16-21 - Samuel D. Conte, Roy F. Reeves:
A Kutta Third-Order Procedure for Solving Differential Equations Requiring Minimum Storage. 22-25 - Robert Young:
Report on Experiments in Approximating the Solution of a Differential Equation. 26-28 - Richard H. Stark:
Rates of Convergence in Numerical Solution of the Diffusion Equation. 29-40 - Harvey Cohn:
Erratum: "Some Experiments in Ideal Factorization on the MIDAC". 43
Volume 3, Number 2, April 1956
- Robert Perkins:
EASIAC, A Pseudo-Computer. 65-72 - J. M. Hammersley:
Conditional Monte Carlo. 73-76 - Herbert T. Glantz:
A Note on Microprogramming. 77-84 - Alston S. Householder:
Bibliography on Numerical Analysis. 85-100 - William R. Hoover, John J. Wedel, Joseph R. Bruman:
Wind Tunnel Data Reduction Using Paper-Tape Storage Media. 101-109
Volume 3, Number 3, July 1956
- Sergei Alekseevich Lebedev:
The High-Speed Electronic Calculating Machine of the Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R.. 129-133 - Edward H. Friend:
Sorting on Electronic Computer Systems. 134-168 - Earl J. Isaac, Richard C. Singleton:
Sorting by Address Calculation. 169-174 - Robert H. Bracken, Bruce G. Oldfield:
A General System for Handling Alphameric Information on the IBM 701 Computer. 175-180 - Walter F. Bauer:
An Integrated Computation System for the ERA-1103. 181-185 - L. E. Heizer, S. J. Abraham:
Transfer Function Simulation by Means of Amplifiers and Potentiometers. 186-198 - Nathaniel Macon, Margaret Baskervill:
On the Generation of Errors in the Digital Evaluation of Continued Fractions. 199-202 - Arthur C. Downing, Alston S. Householder:
Some Inverse Characteristic Value Problems. 203-207 - Mark Lotkin:
A Note on the Midpoint Method of Integration. 208-211 - Glenn H. Keitel:
An Extension of Milne's Three-Point Method. 212-222 - Richard Elton von Holdt:
An Iterative Procedure for the Calculation of the Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors of a Real Symmetric Matrix. 223-238
Volume 3, Number 4, October 1956
- Wesley S. Melahn:
A Description of a Cooperative Venture in the Production of an Automatic Coding System. 266-271 - Charles L. Baker:
The PACT I Coding System for the IBM Type 701. 272-278 - Owen R. Mock:
Logical Organization of the PACT I Compiler. 279-287 - Robert C. Miller Jr., Bruce G. Oldfield:
Producing Computer Instructions for the PACT I Compiler. 288-291 - Gus Hempstead, Jules I. Schwartz:
PACT Loop Expansion. 292-298 - John I. Derr, R. C. Luke:
Semi-Automatic Allocation of Data Storage for PACT I. 299-308 - Irwin D. Greenwald, H. G. Martin:
Conclusions After Using the PACT I Advanced Coding Technique. 309-313 - Alston S. Householder:
On the Convergence of Matrix Iterations. 314-324 - Michael E. Fisher:
Higher Order Differences in the Analogue Solution of Partial Differential Equations. 325-347 - J. H. Brown, John W. Carr III, Boyd Larrowe, J. R. McReynolds:
Prevention of Propagation of Machine Errors in Long Problems. 348-354 - Robert M. Mason:
The Digital Approximation of Contours. 355-359 - Richard C. Jeffrey:
Arithmetical Analysis of Digital Computing Nets. 360-375
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