Table of Contents

• The social consequences of automationHarold D. Laswell. 7-10 [doi]
• IntroductionHarry T. Larson. 7 [doi]
• The social problems of automationB. J. Schafer. 10-13 [doi]
• The social problem of automationCuthbert C. Hurd. 13-16 [doi]
• IntroductionJ. H. Felker. 17 [doi]
• Transistor resistor logic circuits for digital data systemsT. R. Finch. 17-22 [doi]
• Direct-coupled logic circuitryJames B. Angell. 22-27 [doi]
• Symmetrical transistor logicRichard Harrison Baker. 27-33 [doi]
• IBM current mode transistor logical circuitsJames L. Walsh. 34-39 [doi]
• MicroSADIC, a high-speed system with variable format outputHelmut Schwab. 40-42 [doi]
• A computer-integrated rapid-access magnetic tape system with fixed addressRichard L. Best, T. C. Stockebrand. 42-46 [doi]
• The dynamics of toggle actionNorman L. Kreuder. 46-50 [doi]
• Direct access photomemory: part I. prototype machine systemF. A. Litz. 50-53 [doi]
• Direct access photomemory: part II. system considerationsA. J. Critchlow. 53-58 [doi]
• The flow diagram approach to computer logical design using the NCR 304 as an illustrationJames Hudson, Walter Edwards, Donald E. Eckdahl. 59-62 [doi]
• 220 computerEdward L. Glaser. 63-65 [doi]
• The RCA 501 electronic data processing systemGlen E. Poorte, Arthur S. Kranzley. 66-70 [doi]
• The Univac® M-460 computerJames E. Thornton, M. Macaulay, D. H. Toth. 70-74 [doi]
• A special-purpose solid-state computer using sequential access memoryW. A. Cornell. 74-81 [doi]
• Electronic differential analyzers in perspectiveJohn McLeod. 82-86 [doi]
• The case for combined analog-digital simulationWalter W. Varner. 86-87 [doi]
• Digital computer solution of differential equations in real timeHarry J. Gray Jr.. 87-92 [doi]
• Switching transistorsIan M. Ross. 93-95 [doi]
• Special-purpose tubes for computer applicationsSaul Kuchinsky. 96-102 [doi]
• Superconductive devicesAlbert E. Slade, Howard O. McMahon. 103-107 [doi]
• Magnetic switchingJan A. Rajchman. 107-118 [doi]
• A command structure for complex information processingJ. C. Shaw, Allen Newell, Herbert A. Simon, T. O. Ellis. 119-128 [doi]
• The selection of an instruction languageWerner Buchholz. 128-130 [doi]
• System design of the Gamma 60Phillippe Dreyfuss. 130-133 [doi]
• A direct read-out bistable circuit and some applications of itI. H. Rodriques de Miranda, I. Rudich. 134-138 [doi]
• Flow gatingW. J. Poppelbaum. 138-141 [doi]
• Minimum transistor logic modules for air-borne control applicationsArney Landy. 141-144 [doi]
• Transistor-magnetic core bilogical computer elementW. J. Dunnet, A. G. Lemack. 144-149 [doi]
• High-speed circuit techniques utilizing minority carrier storage to enhance transient responseL. P. Retzinger. 149-156 [doi]
• A chess playing program for the IBM 704A. Bernstein, T. Arbuckle, M. de V. Roberts, M. A. Belsky. 157-159 [doi]
• Applications of digital computers to problems in the study of vehicular trafficWalter Hoffman, Richard Pavley. 159-161 [doi]
• The role of the digital computer in mechanical translation of languagesDavid L. Johnson 0003. 161-165 [doi]
• The application of a large-scale electronic computer to the assignment of telephone facilitiesMilton Drandell. 165-168 [doi]
• An experiment in mechanical searching of research literature with RAMACF. E. Firth. 168-175 [doi]
• IntroductionG. H. Amdahl. 176 [doi]
• Block diagrams in logic designLowell S. Bensky. 177-178 [doi]
• Logical design methodsRichard K. Richards. 179-181 [doi]
• Machine language in digital computer designH. L. Engel. 182-186 [doi]
• The advantages of logical equation techniques in designing digital computersVictor L. Hesse. 186-192 [doi]
• Contrasts in large file memories for large-scale computersJohn A. Postley. 193-194 [doi]
• Methods of file organization for efficient use of IBM RAMAC filesWilliam P. Heising. 194-196 [doi]
• The design and system aspects of the HD file drumHarrison W. Fuller, S. P. Woodsum, R. R. Evans. 197-203 [doi]
• Transistorized modular power supplies for digital computersTheodore C. Gams. 203-207 [doi]
• The Shiftrix-machine organization for high-speed digital computationGerald Estrin. 207-211 [doi]
• A device to facilitate combined analog-digital computationB. L. Schwartz, G. Jenkinson, Leon E. Winslow, B. Gordon, J. Solomon. 212-215 [doi]
• Communication between computersWilliam S. Knowles, Irving L. Wieselman, Raymond Stuart Williams. 216-225 [doi]
• The universal data transcriber: a new approach to data conversion equipmentMarvin S. Maxwell. 225-230 [doi]
• A universal computer language translatorR. B. Bonney. 230-233 [doi]
• A computer oriented toward spatial problemsStephen H. Unger. 234-239 [doi]
• The magnetic ledger-card computerThomas P. Holloran. 239-244 [doi]