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1993

Restricted Partition PairsWilliam H. Burge. JCT, 63(2):210-222, 1993.

1991

Scratchpad and the Rogers-Ramanujan IdentitiesWilliam H. Burge. issac 1991: 189-190 [doi]

1987

Partitions with Prescribed Hook DifferencesGeorge E. Andrews, R. J. Baxter, David M. Bressoud, William H. Burge, P. J. Forrester, G. Viennot. ejc, 8(4):341-350, 1987. [doi]

Infinite structures in SCRATCHPAD IIWilliam H. Burge, Stephen M. Watt. eurocal 1989: 138-148

1982

A Three-way Correspondence Between PartitionsWilliam H. Burge. ejc, 3(3):195-213, 1982. [doi]

1981

A correspondence between partitions related to generalizations of the Rogers-Ramanujan identitiesWilliam H. Burge. DM, 34(1):9-15, 1981. [doi]

Stacks in a Two-Level StoreWilliam H. Burge. jal, 2(2):178-185, 1981.

1979

APL and LISP - should they be combined, and if so how?Alan J. Perlis, William H. Burge, Joel Moses, Vaughan R. Pratt. apl 1979: 278 [doi]

1976

An Analysis of Binary Search Trees Formed from Sequences of Nondistinct KeysWilliam H. Burge. JACM, 23(3):451-454, 1976. [doi]

1975

Stream Processing FunctionsWilliam H. Burge. ibmrd, 19(1):12-25, 1975.

1974

Four Correspondences Between Graphs and Generalized Young TableauxWilliam H. Burge. JCT, 17(1):12-30, 1974.

1972

Combinatory Programming and Combinatorial AnalysisWilliam H. Burge. ibmrd, 16(5):450-461, 1972.

1971

An Analysis of the Compromise Merge Sorting TechniquesWilliam H. Burge. ifip 1971: 454-459

An Accessing ModelWilliam H. Burge, Alan G. Konheim. JACM, 18(2):400-404, 1971. [doi]

Some examples of the use of function-producing functionsWilliam H. Burge. symsac 1971: 238-241 [doi]

1966

A reprogramming machineWilliam H. Burge. CACM, 9(2):60-66, 1966. [doi]

1964

The evaluation, classification and interpretation of expressionsWilliam H. Burge. acm 1964: 11 [doi]

1958

Sorting, Trees, and Measures of OrderWilliam H. Burge. iandc, 1(3):181-197, September 1958.

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