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2013
Thomas Watson Jr., Ken Olsen, Bill Gates, and Steve Jobs were all great men who headed great companies, namely, International Business Machines Corporation (IBM), Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC), Microsoft, and Apple but regrettably neither they nor their companies invented computers, as we will see below.
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Thomas Watson Jr., Ken Olsen, Bill Gates, and Steve Jobs were all great men who headed great companies, namely, International Business Machines Corporation (IBM), Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC), Microsoft, and Apple but regrettably neither they nor their companies invented computers, as we will see below.
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1986
Recent years have seen considerable progress in computer technology, in computer science, and in the computational sciences, which include computational chemistry. To a large extent developments in these fields have been mutually dependent. Progress in computer technology — such as the use of very-large-scale integrated circuits — has led to ...
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Recent years have seen considerable progress in computer technology, in computer science, and in the computational sciences, which include computational chemistry. To a large extent developments in these fields have been mutually dependent. Progress in computer technology — such as the use of very-large-scale integrated circuits — has led to ...
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Peculiarities of Computer Computations [PDF]
, 1993 In the course of analysis of performance of computer programs constructed on the base of algorithms presented in this book, one should carefully take peculiarities of computer arithmetics into account. To this circle of problems belong questions concerning realizations (without overflows) of arithmetic operations and also other aspects of employing ...
V. I. Kostin +3 more
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SURVEY COMPUTATIONS ON A SMALL COMPUTER
Survey Review, 1965AbstractThe next programme is an extension of the last, with the object of solving and adjusting any survey network problem given as data: coordinates, bases, azimuths, distances, angles, and bearings. Since storage is at a premium in a small computer, the inclusion of the extra facilities must be paid for by a small reduction in the size of network ...
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Complexity of Computer Computations
Mathematics of Computation, 1972Jean D. Bohlinger +2 more
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Computers In Computed Tomography
IEEE 1977 Region Six Conference Record, 1977., 2005Computed Tomography is presented. Basic theory of CT operation along with typical CT images are presented. The computational system architectures as applied to computed tomography is presented. Three basic com puter configurations are described. These computa tional architectures span four generations of computer tomography systems.
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Computability and Computable Models
2007The intuitive notion of computability was formalized in the XXth century, which strongly affected the development of mathematics and applications, new computational technologies, various aspects of the theory of knowledge, etc. A rigorous mathematical definition of computability and algorithm generated new approaches to understanding a solution to a ...
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1995
Formal program design methods are most useful when supported with suitable mechanization. This need for mechanization has long been apparent, but there have been doubts whether verification technology could cope with the problems of scale and complexity.
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Formal program design methods are most useful when supported with suitable mechanization. This need for mechanization has long been apparent, but there have been doubts whether verification technology could cope with the problems of scale and complexity.
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