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Gnu Is Not Unix) System A Bibliography of Publications about the GNU (Gnu is Not Unix) System Nelson H. F. Beebe University of Utah Department of Mathematics, 110 LCB 155 S 1400 E RM 233 Salt Lake City, UT 84112-0090 USA Tel: +1 801 581 5254 FAX: +1 801 581 4148 E-mail: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] (Internet) WWW URL: http://www.math.utah.edu/~beebe/ 04 August 2021 Version 3.229 Title word cross-reference #3 [Bon11]. #35 [Rog09a]. #37 [Rog09b]. #52 [Bri09a]. #54 [Bri09b]. #56 [Och09]. #81 [Rog11]. #95 [Och12]. (zI − H)x = b [HKY+21]. 1 + 118 [APHV19]. 2 [ZK21]. $22.96 [Cas02]. $24.95 [Ano99a]. 3 [Ano01j, CZS+21, MGYC18, SDeaK+09, Wen02]. $34.95 [Ano00a, Ano00b]. $39.95 [Ano97a]. $39.99 [Kuc06]. 4 [DO16]. $49.99 [Fox08]. 5 [MGPB20]. $95.00 [Aji17]. x3[KGW+21]. hp [CMC+15]. i [HWM+15]. K! [HKY+21]. µ [TACA15]. N [HPT17, PHT17]. *BSD [Den99]. -Compiler [PKP02, PKP05, PKP05]. -D [DO16, SDeaK+09, Wen02]. -diff [TACA15]. -electron [HPT17, PHT17]. -programming [KORP95]. -v3 [Car04]. 1 2 //sagemath.org [Den13]. /GNOME [Wri00]. /Octave [MBR21]. /Should [HR11]. 0 [Fox08]. 0-13-234971-X [Fox08]. 0-596-00287-4 [Cas02]. '00s [Zad02]. 01 [DWP+14]. 02 [KY16]. 03 [Zha16]. 06 [BVLF14]. 1 [Kuc06]. 1-4 [Ano06]. 1-59059-503-3 [Kuc06]. 1-8 [AFS82]. 1.0 [KPK+17, RHR+21, Weh03]. 1.1 [Ano01a]. 10 [Uni77]. 10.0 [Bau06b]. 10x [Ano04b]. 11 [Dig80a, Dig80b, PH82]. 118 [PMG+09]. 11th [ACM93a, ACM94, Kap92]. 12th [Bun94]. 131-3 [AM18]. 141 [PKG+10]. 158 [GNR+09]. 166MHz [Ano96c]. 18 [BJJ14]. 1970 [MSLH71]. 1983 [Neu84]. 19A [DWP+14]. 1st [FFvdH01]. 1UAXe [Ano00j]. 2 [Ano15a, BB91, CCG+02, Dye03, EKJ+03, Goe07, Kro00, Mau05, NRG+99, War04]. 2.0 [Ano04b, Coc01b, DCS05, EHP14]. 2.2 [Bra04]. 2.3.x [LS04]. 2.6 [BS05]. 2.x [LSM+00]. 20 [Ano97c]. 2000 [Ste00b]. 2000/3000 [ZKCS91]. 2005 [MSK05]. 2009 [Hea09]. 2010 [Gre11b]. 2012 [Rui13, SP12]. 2013 [BK14]. 2014 [HMW15]. 2017 [BBdD17]. 20th [IEE90]. 213 [AZ17a]. 21st [DMP+02, IEE05, Jef08, Har05]. 22-24 [IEE93]. 23rd [DMP+02]. 242 [CFCA13a]. 24th [BBdD17]. 253 [DKMB14]. 2597-31 [MSS95]. 26-28 [IEE90]. 264DP [Ano98]. 28-nm [CCA+19]. 2B [Gom99]. 2e [Str94]. 2nd [HDR04]. 3 [Ahm08b, Kuc06, Wes00]. 3-D [Wes00]. 3.0 [GHM+05, HMO+18, MS00, V´az16]. 3.1 [Bau06a, HHV05]. 3.8 [EaoGOBHW14]. 32 [TG99]. 33rd [ACM95]. 390 [Pen03]. 393 [WKA+08]. 3D [DDJ99]. 4 [G+06]. 4.0 [Rob11]. 42 [GKL+14]. 465 [TBPS15]. 4th [EKR91, HDR04, PT91, USE00a, FFHL05]. 5 [Ano97d, Bra97, Kro00]. 5-8 [ACM93a]. 500 [Pra03]. 50th [SHB+20]. 511-Core [DXT+18]. 56th [Bon93]. 570 [PBJ+12]. 5th [AK95, FFH+05, USE01a]. 6 [Ano04b]. 6.0 [Ano01a, Gra99]. 64-bit [Ano00h, GHL+04, Jae03]. 6th [Lio96]. 7 [Kro99a]. 746 [Sta78a]. 75 [KMF+07]. 7th [Yuk94]. 8 [Ano03d, Ano11]. 816 [PPG+11]. 852 [GB06]. '87 [BSK87]. 871 [SC08]. '88 [SMNF88]. 9 [Ano95f, Ano95g, Sta12]. '90 [Mio90, Ano96e, Ano97d, Bra97]. '91 [PT91]. 3 '92 [Ano94a, IEE92d, VW92, Vor92, VRS+99a, VRS+99b]. 92-07 [VW92]. 92-19 [AY93]. '93 [ACM93a, ACM93b, Ano94a, Bao93, Bon93, Lei93a, SS93]. '94 [BGG+94]. '95 [AK95, IEE95b, Lev95a, Bro03, FK99, Smy97, VGD+97]. 97 [Laz98]. 978 [Ano11, Ano15a]. 978-0-12-802916-9 [SD16]. 978-1-4422-4992-9 [Aji17]. 978-1-59327-649-2 [Ano15a]. 978-1-59749-627-8 [Ano11]. 99 [PKP05]. 9A [BVLF14]. 9X [BG95, KTP95]. Abaco [Ano01j]. Abbotsbrook [Ano00k]. abgeschw¨achte [NO03]. ABI [Tro04]. AbiSource [Knu99a]. AbiWord [Knu99a]. Absoft [Ano96b]. Abstraction [CSD+05, BR95]. AC [CD95]. Academia [Rob20]. academy [MTBS09]. Accelerated [Ano96c, Ano97c, SAC+15, TL17]. Accelerated-X [Ano97c]. accelerates [Ped05]. Accelerator [DXT+18, GCE+21, KY16, PGW+20, CCA+13]. Accelerators [dlCKK15, HXS20]. Acceptable [Sha10]. Access [Sta04a, Bow05, CD95, PDG+87, Sta96b, WK93]. accessibility [Aji17, Fri16, HBC+05]. Accessing [Tan11b]. Accidental [Ray99b, Ray99c, Ray01b]. Accomplishments [MN04, SZAB98]. Accurate [XXCL19, HR94, SC16]. Achievement [Coc01a]. Achieving [Abe07]. Acid [Lew99b]. ACLs [BS98]. ACM [Abr81, Bar00b, Bar00a, DGBH93, FP95, FMA02]. ACM/SIGAPP [DGBH93]. acne [DSB+16]. acoustic [HKvH16]. acquisition [Mei92, MGFRG12]. across [CHE+10, Fri97, PAB+17]. Act [MSZ02]. Action [Jan08, MMD12, NR03, RCP+12]. ActiveX [Kro99b]. activism [Mau05]. Activities [Ave06, BY14, LL14, LC12b, WFW+20, AKHG16, SSA08, VGP+19, ZE00]. activity [CF09]. actor [KF17]. actor-oriented [KF17]. Acumen [Kro99b]. ad [SH11]. ADA [ACM94, ACM93b, Ano87, GB94, Smy97, ACM94, BG95, BOM97, BCHR12, FK99, Kan12, KTP95, Kle21, MGM+02, MSK05, Och09, RAH+01, RTH15, Rui13, SP12, Smy97, VGD+97]. Ada83 [Fel93]. ADA94 [CGS94]. Ada95 [Gar09, Due97]. Ada95/C [Gar09]. Ada'97 [ACM97]. Ada9x [Fel93]. AdaCore [Bro19]. adapted [WPAV14]. Adapting [Man92, YM93]. Adaptive [Joh18, SA15]. Add [Bar01]. Adding [SZAB97, Ano03d, CLL05]. Address [CDsJ+00]. Addressing [Sha04]. Adds [Ano00j, Sur04]. Admin [Plo97]. Administration [Ano00e, Ano01j, G+00, G+02, GA04b, Har94, Kre03, USE94, USE98b, Ron05b, TB05]. Administrations [SC02]. Administrator [Ano90c, Mag04, DRP01]. Administrators [FT09, SHN97]. Admitted [YXS+19, HSX+18]. Adobe [Ano02b]. ADOC [KG20]. Adopt [MSC19, MFS15, VVM08, Ano00g]. Adopter [RNR17]. Adopters [Goo14]. Adopting [ACC+12, GHM+05, SF15]. Adoption [ACHC11, DD17, Muw09, WW01, AW07, CM06, KKA+19, NYB10, SG12]. Adopts [GGB17]. Advanced [Ano88b, MYU89, Ron05a, Wes00, Bar00c]. Advancement [Sca19, Spi06]. Advances [DDJ98a, DDJ98b]. Advancing 4 [FVD+12]. Advection [RAW+16, WFV14]. advection-diffusion [WFV14]. Advertisers [Ano95a]. Aerodynamics [Jen01]. aerosol [WNS+21]. aerothermodynamics [DFU20]. affect [CH11]. Affecting [SS04, LRD+19, MP12]. affiliations [ESM19]. affordable [MPE+11]. Africa [May06]. aftaleret [MG05]. After [Bon11, MSZ02]. Against [Hoh01, SG92, ZRNA20, JKS02, Rau04]. Age [Fer03, Hef97, Rus14, San03, FN21, GJLT11, Zic01]. Agencies [PBH01]. agenda [GRJS01]. Agent [EKJ+03, SCFR06, LQR17]. Agent-based [SCFR06]. Agere [Ano02b]. Aggregation [TGC+21, ZJS+20]. Agile [ABC+14, BC20a, GEI+11, PGW+20, TGC+20, WDK+20, KHA+03, Mac18, You08]. Agreement [Bar01]. AI [Lou96]. aid [Lal91, Deo90]. AIDA [Ano87]. AIDA-87 [Ano87]. aide [Rus88]. aided [Deo90]. aids [Ing92]. air [ACW04, MGPB20]. Aircraft [SKSM19]. AJIS [Och09]. al [Ano04c, Bur04a]. Alabama [IEE92d]. Alberta [ACM88]. Algebra [Coo95b, DMP+02, WR71, Coo95a, Joy08, Joy09b, JCMG11,ˇ LR08, MZE13, Pag07]. Algebraic [Lev95b, Lev95a, SAC+15, GJMPAM+14, Kli90]. Algorithm [BdP13, Bar00c, Bar01, Joh18, ZRNA20, AFZ17, AFZ18, ATCZ19, CLS95, CSEP14, DD10, FLA+16, LZ11a, LZ11b, GB06, SC08]. Algorithms [QR92, Sha95, Val93, Ban16, Ban17, PC13b]. Alias [Gup03]. aliasing [ZC01]. Aligning [BMZ14]. Alignment [vWHvW09]. alkali [SPAW17]. alle [Mol01]. Allegiance [CH10]. aller [DF00]. Allocation [YLL+07, FG92, HC07]. allocator [Mat03]. Almost [BH17]. Almquist [Ano00e]. Alon [Aji17]. Alone [DDJ98a, ESM19, DDJ98b]. Alpha [Ano98, Ano00i]. Already [CGK+02]. Alternative [Ian02, Liu06, MS12, PK10, SS06, Ste08]. alternatives [Pot06]. Altmetrics [ZW17]. am [Bud10, FBY+17]. Amalgamation [IAS16]. AMASS [dlVRB21]. Amber [Cha13]. Ambidexterity [FN21]. Ambidextrous [O'S02]. AMD [Ano01c, SuS01, Zad02]. AMD-PCs [SuS01]. AMD64 [Hub03]. Americans [Sta96b]. AMGKQ [Joh18]. Amherst [IEE92a]. AML [Esp96]. among [Col09a]. AMS [Joy09a]. Amsterdam [Ahm08b]. Amtec [Ano96c]. Anaheim [USE90]. Analyse [Rau04]. analysing [PSSH16]. Analysis [Ano18, Bak20, Bar01, BFC02, Gol06, Gup03, KY16, KS11, KJRD16, MTM+19, MRGP20, Mor08, NS01, Omb20, PSR16, PMG+09, PKG+10, PPG+11, PBJ+12, SSP17, SSP18, SDD06, WMK+17, AAA+12, Amb15, BOL14, Ban16, Ban17, BSK+15, Bow05, BDP+14, CWZ06, DP09, Feixx, FM10, Gal01, GF17, GV16, GJS+02, HLL+95, HFO+12, H¨op04, Kam21, Koc09, KFYI13, MG12, Mas05, MPE+11, MRS07, MOT+18, Och12, PKH07, QB21, Raj13, Rau04, RAMB18, RP08, SBM+10, SMS16, SGM+08, SM08, SAOB02, UBR+17, V´az16, WLD+17, YLXZ16, Yes12, ZLL04, dA15]. Analyst [Wil71]. Analytic [Wut12]. analytical [FBY+17]. Analyzer [LO89, Pax88]. analyzing [APHV19, HPT17, PHT17, SAHP15]. Anarchism [Mog99]. Anarchy [Bar00a]. Anatomy [Lor95, Ros02a, Yan92]. Ancient [SCDS15]. Andrew [Ano00c, Teo13]. Android [CMTA19, CCK21, QB21, SL01]. Andy [Ano97a]. Angle [LHZ12]. Animal 5 [GNR+09]. animation [MWG+90, MWG+91]. anisotropic [YSVM+16]. Anniversary [SHB+20]. annotation [GKP+14]. Announcements [Ano96e, Ano01a]. Annual [ACM93b, ACM94, ACM95, Ano87, Ano88b, Den99, IEE92c, IEE05, MS91, USE99, USE00a, USE01a, USE01b, USE02b, USE02c, ACM93a, Ano94b, Bon93, IEE95b, Jef08, USE98a]. anomaly [HC07]. Anonymity [CGK+02, CSD+05]. Anonymous [CdR99, BP14]. Anpassen [G¨un02]. ANSI [PKP02, PKP05, PKP05]. answers [Phi12]. Ant [HL02, ZK05]. Antarctica [Ana99]. anthropological [Zei03]. anthropomorphic [GV16]. Anti [Ano00k, Mau05]. Anti-spam [Mau05]. Anti-Virus [Ano00k]. Antique [Jes03a]. Antonio [IEE92c, IEE94b]. Anup [GAS+01]. Anwenderhandbuch [Ano01c, Ron05a, Ano01c, Ron01a, Ron01b]. Anwendung [PKP05, G+00, G+02, GA04b]. Anwendungen [PKP02, PKP05]. Aonix [Kro99b, Kro99a]. AP [BSP11]. AP-1-mediated [BSP11]. Apache [BGL+20, CJ17, DFT21, DGC+07, Fie99, FvH03, LW03, MFH02, Sai01, Ude97]. API [Ano00i, CCK21, Zag14]. Aplio [Ano00j]. App [DDJ99, CCK21]. Appearance [LR11]. Appendix [TRM16]. Appgen [Ano00k]. applet [GM02]. Application [AJ05, Ano00c, Ano01i, Ano01j, CWB+04, FFH+05, GBG+16, GB00, HMP+15, LGW18, PPG+11, VGdlP01, XXAD21, ACW04, AHG94, BH11, CFCA13a, CFCA13b, EKR91, FRBRF19, Fri97, HM10, Jon05a, Mac18, PSSH16, Thi99, DFCPSF15]. Applications [Ano00d, Ano00k, Ano00l, Ano02b, BK91, BJJ14, CKB+05, FHH11, Gag02, GD12, GM05, IEE92c, IEE94b, IEE95b, IEE05, JJ00, MRGP20, MS12, Per00, PK10, She01, ACM94, APK14a, APK14b, BSW95, BSW+14, Cha11, DP09, Hen92, Hin87, LGS+17, LS04, McL92, Pet05, RHR+21, Sai13, Yad07, Yeo05,
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