Real-World Fractals -- includes disk, book and disk set.
M&T Books, NY, 1993, 426 pgs, Illustrations, Appendix, Bibliography, Index.
Programming and Programming Languages
Operational and Human Factors in Planning Automated Man-Machine Checkout Systems; RAND memorandum RM-2835-PR, April 1962.
USAF Project Rand, RAND Corp., Santa Monica CA, 1962; 60 pages.
The Bell System Technical Journal 1944, 1945 and 1946, volumes 23, 24 and 25, all issues bound into one volume.
BSTJ, AT&T 1944, 1945, 1946; 460 pages, 466 pages, and 656 pages; diagrams, photographs, References at ends of papers; Index and Table of Contents, etc.
The Professional Microcomputer Handbook.
Van Nostrand Reinhold, NY 1986; 881 pages, Index, extensive Glossary; diagrams, some photographs.
Mathematical Theory of Automata, April 1962 New York, Proceedings of the Symposium on Mathematical Theory of Automata.
Polytechnic Press of the Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn; NY 1963; 640 pages, diagrams.
Proceedings of the Symposium on Computer Software Engineering, New York 1976 / Microwave Research Institute Symposia Series volume XXIV.
Polytechnic Press NY 1976; 583 pages, some illustrations, references, index of contributors.
Flexowriter automatic writing machine Programatic Model, manual with specifications, operating features etc.
Friden Inc, California, no date, circa 1960's-1970s; 16 pages plus front and rear cover, double-column text, photographs and illus.
Synchronization of Binary Messages, Bell Telephone System technical publications Monograph 3723.
Institute of Radio Engineers 1960, issued December 1960 printed inside rear cover, published in IRE Transaction on Information Theory September 1960; 8 pages, double-column text, diagrams, references.
Information Processing 77, IFIP.
North Holland publishing co, Amsterdam & NY, 1977; 998 pages, double-column text, references, diagrams.
Parallel Programming, separately bound reprint, signed 'with the author's compliments, S.G.', published in The Computer Journal, Vol. 1, No. 1, April 1958, pp. 2-10.
The Computer Journal, Vol. 1, No. 1, April 1958, pp. 2-10.
Digital Processing of Signals.
McGraw-Hill Book Co NY 1969; 269 pages, index, diagrams, photographs.
Smalltalk-80, The Language.
Addison-Wesley, MA 1989; 585 pages, index, diagrams.
Annual Review in Automatic Programming volume 2 1961.
Pergamon Press, London & NY 1961; 394 pages, appendix, diagrams, references.
Annual Review in Automatic Programming volume 3, 1963.
Pergamon Press, London & NY 1963; 360 pages, appendix, diagrams, references.
Programming in PASCAL, revised edition.
Addison-Wesley, MA 1978, 1980, 363 pages, diagrams, Exercises, bibliography, Append, Index.
Programming Methodology; 4th Informatik Synmposium, IBM Germany, September 1974.
Springer-Verlag, Berlin & NY, 1975; 502 pages.
Theory of Self-Adaptive Control Systems; proceedings of the Second IFAC Symposium, 1965, National Physical Laboratory, Teddington England.
Plenum Press, NY 1966; 363 pages, double-column text, some diagrams.
A Manual of Operation for the Automatic Sequence Controlled Calculator by the Harvard Computation Laboratory; Charles Babbage Institute Reprint series for the History of Computing, volume 8.
CBI, MN, MIT Press Massachusetts, 1985 ISBN 0-262-01084-4, 585 pages, 8x10, bibliography, index.
APPROXIMATIONS FOR DIGITAL COMPUTERS research study by the RAND Corporation.
Princeton University Press 1955, 2nd printing 1957; 201 pages, diagrams.
Basic Principles and Technical Variations in Sentence-Structure Determination; paper to be presented at the Fourth London Symposium on Information Theory, August 1960.
RAND, May 1960 P-1984, 19 pages in light blue cardstock binder; some diagrams.
Experimental Music - Composition with an Electronic Computer.
McGraw-Hill Book Co, NY 1959, first edition; vi, 197 pages, musical notation illustrations at rear.
OMNITAB - a computer program for statistical and numerical analysis 1966 first edition.
US Dept Commerce, National Bureau of Standards, Wash., D.C., 1966; 256 pages, References, diagrams.
OMNITAB - a computer program for statistical and numerical analysis, 1968 second edition.
US Dept Commerce, National Bureau of Standards, Wash., D.C., 1966, reissued with corrections, 1968; 276 pages, References, diagrams.
COBOL Report to Conference on Data Systems Languages including Revised Specifications for a Common Business Oriented Language (COBOL) for Programming Electronic Digital Computers, 1961.
USGPO, Wash., D.C., Dept of Defense 1961, approx. 180 pages, each Section paginated separately; appendices.
Fundamentals of Programming Languages, second edition 1984.
Computer Science press Rockville MD 1984, 446 pages, index, illus.