Table of Contents

• The 1971 ACM A. M. Turing AwardJohn McCarthy 0001. 1 [doi]
• Pre-scheduling - a management tool?John M. Hoffman, John Gwynn. 2-12 [doi]
• Programmed restartsHenry Pikner. 13-27 [doi]
• Associative techniques in the solution of data management problemsCasper R. DeFiore, Neil J. Stillman, P. Bruce Berra. 28-36 [doi]
• Design and Implementation of a Real Time Information Storage and Retrieval SystemSteven J. Karpen. 37-66 [doi]
• Referential communication in AUTONOTE, a personal information retrieval systemWilliam E. Linn, Walter Reitman. 67-81 [doi]
• The Least Common Bigram: A dictionary arrangement technique for computerized natural-language text searchingElaine M. Onderisin. 82-96 [doi]
• Computer chess programs (Panel)Gary J. Boos, Dennis W. Cooper, James J. Gillogly, David Levy, Herbert D. Raymond, David J. Slate, Rolf C. Smith, Benjamin Mittman. 97-102 [doi]
• Recovery of on-line data bases (Panel)Albert B. Tonik. 103-111 [doi]
• Troika for architectural planningClifford D. Stewart, Kaiman Lee. 112-126 [doi]
• TRACE - III: An implicit programming system for inductive data analysisAlvin S. Cooperband, William H. Moore Jr., Robert J. Meeker, Gerald H. Shure. 127-138 [doi]
• Toward better information and analysis support services for the congressKenneth W. Hunter. 139-155 [doi]
• The computerized statesman: Further explorations into the escalation of conflictDouglas F. Johnson, William L. Mihal. 156-168 [doi]
• An implementation system for designing computer-based experimentsRobert J. Meeker, Gerald H. Shure, Alvin S. Cooperband. 169-178 [doi]
• A real-time/time-share computer in a research and development environmentC. D. Longerot, J. E. Marceau. 179-190 [doi]
• A software structure for testing a complex product with a minicomputerDavid J. Garney. 191-196 [doi]
• A Data Base Management SystemAlbert C. Patterson. 197-209 [doi]
• Digital communications technology (Tutorial)Henry S. McDonald. 210 [doi]
• Digital communications technology (Tutorial)John E. Cox, Edward Fuchs. 210 [doi]
• Digital communications technology (Tutorial)Edward A. Berg. 210 [doi]
• Social science computing curricula (Panel Session)Davis B. Bobrow. 211-225 [doi]
• CONSIM(Conflict Simulator): Risk, cost and benefit in political simulationsJoe Clema, John Kirkham. 226-235 [doi]
• Simulation in a tax modelRoger F. Miller, Martin David. 236-244 [doi]
• Community recreation planning by computer simulation: Golf in GPSSWilliam L. Tullar, Wayne F. Cascio. 245-252 [doi]
• PROCSY: The Purdue Remote On-line Console SystemSaul Rosen, John M. Steele, R. E. Wagner. 253-262 [doi]
• A refutation of Carlson's Conjecture, or UMASS re-mouldedCaxton C. Foster. 263-266 [doi]
• Economic and regulatory policy for advances in data communication (Panel)Robert E. La Blanc. 267 [doi]
• Perspectives on testing for programming aptitudeJack M. Wolfe. 268-277 [doi]
• The Mathematical Programming Language (MPL)George B. Dantzig, Stanley C. Eisenstat, Thomas L. Magnanti, Steven F. Maier, Michael B. McGrath. 278-283 [doi]
• MOSES - a system for quickly implementing efficient code for new linear programming algorithms and variants of algorithmsRobert C. Bushnell. 284-289 [doi]
• A linear programming system for use on time sharingBruce O. Larsen. 290-294 [doi]
• Experimental implementations of mixed integer programming algorithmsMichael D. Grigoriadis, L. Papayanopoulos, Kurt Spielberg. 295-300 [doi]
• Software for mathematical programmingWilliam Orchard-Hays. 301-303 [doi]
• Aspects of large-scale in-core linear programmingJames E. Kalan. 304-313 [doi]
• Microprogramming (Tutorial)S. S. Husson. 314 [doi]
• Implementation of the GIST Geographic Base FileRobert Amsterdam. 315-324 [doi]
• A user-oriented approach to systems designHenry C. Lucas. 325-338 [doi]
• Complex preprocessing for pattern recognitionAlbert L. Zobrist. 339-348 [doi]
• An optimization problem on the selection of secondary keysVincent Y. Lum, Huei Ling. 349-356 [doi]
• A reexamination: Centralized versus decentralized computers in biomedical environmentsTheodore H. Kehl. 357-366 [doi]
• The impact of professionalization efforts on the computer manager (Panel)Malcolm H. Gotterer. 367-375 [doi]
• Interactive linkage synthesis on a small computerRoger E. Kaufman, Walter G. Maurer. 376-387 [doi]
• The test language dilemmaFederica Liguori. 388-396 [doi]
• Computer-aided design of mechanical linkagesVictor Rappaport. 397-413 [doi]
• System for Heuristic and Rapid Processing of Component Layout and Wiring (SHARPCLAW)Stephen J. Urban, Neil C. Randall, Thomas J. Harley. 414-432 [doi]
• A version of Beale's method avoiding the free-variablesAmilcar dos Santos Gonçalves. 433-441 [doi]
• A simplex algorithm - gradient projection method for nonlinear programmingL. Duane Pyle. 442-445 [doi]
• Algorithms for nonlinear problems which use discrete approximations to derivativesJ. E. Dennis. 446-456 [doi]
• Computational aspects on the use of cutting planes in global optimizationPhilip B. Zwart. 457-465 [doi]
• Interactive graphical spline approximation to boundary value problemsJ. Ben Rosen, Paul S. LaFata. 466-481 [doi]
• Computational experience with a modification of an algorithm by Hammer and Rudeanu for 0-1 linear programmingFrantisek Fiala. 482-488 [doi]
• A guide to recent advances in integer programming methodsMary F. McGuire. 489-495 [doi]
• PIRL - Pattern Information Retrieval Language - design of syntaxSidney Berkowitz. 496-507 [doi]
• Parallel compiling techniquesClarence A. Ellis. 508-519 [doi]
• Better techniques for developing large scale fortran programsLavern Ghan. 520-537 [doi]
• On the construction of LR(k) analyzersTatsuya Hayashi. 538-553 [doi]
• On the machine conversion of B5500 Algol to CDC 6000 AlgolRichard E. Marks. 554-559 [doi]
• Computer science contributions to learning and teaching (Panel)Karl L. Zinn. 560-563 [doi]
• Can present methods for library and information retrieval service survive? (Panel)Jack Belzer. 564-577 [doi]
• A flow oriented computer system simulation languageWilliam R. Franta. 578-595 [doi]
• A simulation model of GECOS IIIKenneth E. Norland, William G. Bulgren. 596-612 [doi]
• Applications programming in a Health Sciences Computing centerA. Boraas. 613-620 [doi]
• Utilization of a small computer for real-time continuous patient monitoringSteven R. Deller, F. John Lewis, Michael L. Quinn. 622-639 [doi]
• Computer technology for the realistic calculation of properties of enzyme systemsLillian Garfinkel, David G. Rhoads, David Garfinkel. 640-647 [doi]
• Applications of computer simulation and related techniques to patient scheduling and medical administrationDavid Garfinkel. 648-654 [doi]
• SCALPEL: Prototype for a computer assisted finite language for data screeningHarold Kay, Charles J. Mundt, Barbara S. Van Yserloo, Alfred A. Rimm. 655-671 [doi]
• Computing at the Information Sciences Division, Rockland State HospitalE. Laska, George Wahl Logemann. 672-683 [doi]
• A generalized medical information system (GEMISCH) for practicing physiciansStephen C. Lloyd, B. Altan Brantley, W. Edward Hammond, William W. Stead, Howard K. Thompson. 684-692 [doi]
• The life sciences computer resources program of the National Institutes Of HealthWilliam F. Raub. 693-700 [doi]
• Computational augmentation of blood gas measurementsRichard D. Yoder. 701-705 [doi]
• Computers and privacy: What price analytic power?Roger F. Miller. 706-716 [doi]
• Symbolic and algebraic manipulation for solving differential equationsPaul J. Ossenbruggen, Andrew K. C. Wong, Tung Au. 717-735 [doi]
• Improving iterative improvementEdward F. Puccinelli. 736-744 [doi]
• Rectangular meshes: Their uses and control in computer-produced architectural schemesGonzalo Velez. 745-755 [doi]