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A Bibliography of NHFB's Master Collection A Bibliography of NHFB's Master Collection 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/ 27 September 2021 Version 4.40 Title word cross-reference [Cor86]. 16-Bit [Dol79, MW82]. 16/32 [Mot84]. 16/32-Bit [Mot84]. 1883 [Win03a]. 1905 [Rig05]. 1914 [Mar14b]. + [Kle06, Wir76]. 1:13198824 ::: [Vis00]. = 1919 [Mac03]. 1945 [DW46, Sza84]. 1966 [Wir76]. e [Mao94]. E = mc2 [Ame66]. 1974 [Erd74]. 1985 [Ame85]. 1986 [Ame86b]. 1989 [Ame89, AH89]. 198x [Bod00, KN19a]. γ [Gra88].p π [Bec93, Bla97, EL04]. −1 [Nah98]. [Ame87a]. 1991 [MA91]. 1992 [Ame92, Zla92]. 1994 [USE94]. 1999 [CS99]. -GLA [Gra88]. 199x [Ame90]. 19th [BCDH09]. .NET [AHG+04, BS03]. 2 [CLK99b, Chr86, MS87, Wir83]. 2.0 [Kan96]. 20 [Gor81]. 2006 [Ber06]. 2007 00 [Mis90]. 000-year [Mao07]. [SM07]. 2018 [Joh18, Kol19, Mat19a, Mat19b, SK19]. 1 [Knu11, MGH80]. 1.0 [Gra00a]. 1.1 20th [SO11]. 21st [Pin14, Bal97, BB04c]. + [GHLP03]. 1.2 [QO93a]. 10 24-dots [Jap83]. 25th [SBH 04]. 26 [MM07, MMG07]. 100-digit [BLWW04]. [DB04]. 28 [CS99]. 2nd [IEE88]. 101-1983 [Gra83a]. 1057 [IBM86]. 109 [Con05]. 11 [ACHM82, Dig82, EM79, LE80]. 3 1100 [FF78]. 112 [FW07]. 1164/WTL [Gwe96, LS78, Nel91, Sed93, Sum09, Ruc15]. 1 2 3-D [Gwe96]. 3.5-billion-year [Shu08a]. Ada [Ame83a, Ano79b, Ano79a, May82, 32-Bit [Mot84, Mot85a, Mit86, Mot85b]. Pyl81, Weg80, You83]. Adam [Bic09]. Adapt [New14]. Add [Gwe96]. Addressing 4.3BSD [LMKQ89]. 4.4BSD [MBKQ96]. [FA89]. Administration [BF05, Fri91, Hun92, MJW+06, NSS89, 5 [Gen93, GBR05]. NSS+01, NSH02, NSHW10, AT&T86f]. Administrator [MP92]. Admit [ST12]. 6.22 [Nor94]. 6000 Adobe [Inc90a, Inc90b, Inc, Ame93, GS93]. [Bel90, Hos91, WR94a, WR94b]. 6234-1983 Adolescence [GREC91b]. Advanced [Jap83]. 64 [Mar00]. 64-bit [The98, Bro77, CW66, Dav65, DS51, GW98, [ET03, Int90, Int91, Cor86]. 6626-1978 Her81, JR90, JL16, KD93, KD95, KD99, [Jap78]. 6th [Lio96]. Kre93, KN94, Kun86, MGH+03a, Muc97, Nor82, Roc85, Roc04, Sal95, SKM19, Ste92, 7 [Rob99]. 7185-1982 [Int82]. 754 [Hou81]. SR05]. Adventure [Bro15]. Adventures 754-1985 [IEE85b]. 77 [Ban99, FL06, KM84, Lor18, FL88, GM97, [Ell90, Ett93, Kat78, MS88]. 770X3.97 FLH85]. AES [Ope91a]. Affirmative [Ame83b]. 770X3.97-1983 [Ame83b]. 7th [ST12]. afraid [MZP97]. Africa [Hoc98]. [Zla92]. after [Gor15]. Again [Eis06]. Against [DB04, Jer02]. Age [Ess04, Pyn10, RH97, 8086/8088 [LG84, MW82, Ski85, Yeu84]. Stu18, Tap96, Whi88, Whi90a, Acz09, Hol08, 8086/88 [Sca84]. '89 [HHS89]. 8X Mag09, SH16, SG17, Tho08b, Fag10, Fag19]. [AO90, MR87]. aid [Ame70]. Aided [Far88, Far90, Far93, Far97, LS89]. AIP 9 [MGH+03a, MGH+03b]. 90 [ABW92, [Ano90]. Aircraft [RMV42]. Alamos BGA90, Cou91, Ker93, MR90, Tho97]. '92 [Ano96a, Bet91, Con05]. Alan [Zla92]. 95 [ABM+97]. [Cop12, Swi19]. Albert [BB05, Sch49a, Sch49b, Woo80]. Alexander = [Maz97, RB08]. [Hel04, Shu08b]. Algebra [HM88, Joh93, WR71]. Algebraic Abecedarium [Fir93]. aboard [Bur98]. [Ray87, Wil65, Ata40]. algebras [TW95]. Absolute [Sha99a, Cre11]. Absorption Algorithm [Dye65, Nak62]. Abstract [BC06]. [BB91, Gri86, Ski98, Ski08, Sun90, BM77]. Abstracting [Lor19]. Abstracts [Che94]. Algorithms abuse [DeL86]. academic [BB04a]. [AHU74, Akl85, ANTT02, CLR90, CLR01, Academy [Sok00]. Acceleration [Gle99]. CLRS09, Ear85, Edm08, FBY92, GHN+90, Access [Nor82]. Accessory [dTL18]. Gil78, Gon84, GK82, GK78, Gus97, Hig96, Accompany [KCM+76, Kyk76]. account Hig02, HJ83, HJ88, HS78, JL96, KR81, [Nic87]. Accuracy Knu97, Knu98a, Knu00, Knu08, Knu68, [Hig96, Hig02, BLWW04]. Accurately Knu69, Knu73a, Kor02, Kro85, Luk77, Mal72, [Cli90, SW90]. ACE [Cop12]. MT86, Mat19a, MB00, Mul97, Omo94, Par00, Achievements [Bel37, Woo80]. Acrobat Pav82, Sch94, Sch96, Sed83, Sed88, Sed90, [Mer97b, Mer97a, Ame93, GS93, Mer98]. Sed92, Sed93, Sed98, Sed02, SW11, Ste94a, Acrobat/PDF [Mer97a, Mer98]. ACS Wil86a, Wir76, Wir86, CBB+99, Knu11]. [DCJ+97]. Action [BBC+07, ST12, HPR16]. Allemagne [Mic89]. Alliance 3 [dTL18, Bla02]. Allowing [WM92]. Applications [AT&T86a, AT&T86b, Bic48, almanac [Cal04]. Almost [BH17, Tau61b]. Cha78, Chu60, Cla90, Cot63, Den66, Dye65, Alpha [Bha96, Cor92, Sit92, SW95]. EM79, Egu18, Erd74, FSK10, GB18, HJ76, Alphabet [Fir93, Zap07a, Int99, Zap07b]. Hou81, Hwa84, JR89, JR90, Joh96, Joh18, Alphabetgeschichten [Zap07b]. Alsos Kun83, PW35, PP86, Rob59, Sei98, Sri96, [Gou96]. AltaVista [SRR97]. ALU [Cor86]. Vul92, WC00, You89, You90, YP92, Cor05, Amateur [LB14]. Ambiguity [SB07]. Mer97a, Mil15, Tor15]. Applied Ambition [Jon08, Kea18]. America [Art84, Art85, Ban99, Fow97, HY81, Har00, [Bla02, DB04, Fag17, Gra11, Jac14, Mar14a, Kur94, Sch94, Sch96, War85, BR89]. Nic87, Tho81, Tho08b, Win05, Win14, dT08]. Approach [AK01, Ara06, BYG92, BL63, American [Ame86a, Ame88a, Ame88b, BS60, Com84, FBD05, Fro77, Har83, Har87, Org91, Ame89, Ame92, Ame90, BS05, De 19, HP90, HP96, HP03, HPAD+06, HP12, HP19, Hel04, Mun17, Ric06, Sch90, Ted06]. HK05, KmWH10, MB00, PH90, PH96, PH03, Americans [Boo58]. Amsterdam [Sho14]. Smi90, Tru03, Cow90, FGMvH14, Sin07]. analyse [Cou38]. Analysis approaches [Hen92]. Approximation [AHU74, BC81, BC84, BN60, Cet91, Cod81, [Gal08]. Approximations Ehr73, GK82, Kah92, Knu00, KS52, Mor83, [HCL+68, Has55, Luk69a, Luk69b]. Apps Pen65, Ric83, SW80, Str74, TD00, Tau63b, [Mat19b]. aqueous [Lat52]. Arabic Ueb97, WMD65, Cou38]. Analytic [AK11, Kha86]. Arc [Kea00]. Archibald [FZ61, Oak49, Oak58]. Analytical [Gut12]. Architecture [AIM95, Bae80, [GW98, Hut52, Bab10, Lud09]. Analyzer Bha96, BB97, Com88, Cor92, Dol79, ET03, [Fel76, LS79, Pax88]. Analyzers [Gra88]. Gut04, HH07, HP90, HP96, HP03, Analyzing [Mil92, Stu84]. Anatomy HPAD+06, HP12, HP19, HJ83, HJ88, Hsu01, [All78]. ancient [AK11, Bar80, Wei16]. Kan87, KH92, Kan96, Kog81, LE80, LG84, Andy [Ted06]. angels [Pin11]. Anglicko Mar90, MM01, MSSW94, MA86, MP00, [CNVH93]. Anglick´y [CNVH93]. Angular MB88, Omo94, PH90, PH96, PH03, PW17, [Sch15b]. Animals [Hau00]. Animating SPA92, Sit92, SW95, Sto07, Sun87, Tab87, [PW94]. Annals [McP98]. Annihilation WG94, WS94, Bae10, MM07, Sha99b, Sta10]. [Ave76]. Annotated Architectures [AHG+04, ES90, JPS07, Sch90]. Annual [AK01, Com00b, HP92, MT86, PN04]. [SBH+04]. ANS [ANS76]. Ans¨atze [Hen92]. archive [KW90]. Archives [Bar06b]. Areas ANSI [Ame89, Ame66, Ame78, Ame87a, [Mil16b]. Arithmetic Ame85, Ame86b, Ame83b, ABW92, [BZ11, BCDH09, CCG+84, Coo80, Coo81b, ABM+97, Dyb96, IEE85b, Sch90]. Hou81, IEE85b, Kor02, Loc17, Mal72, ANSI/IEEE [Ame83b, IEE85b]. MBdD+10, Omo94, Ove01, Par00, SO11, ANSI/ISO [ABW92]. Answer [TG89]. SR06, Ste81, Swa90a, Swa90b, Dev11]. answered [Ado97]. Answers [Kit63]. Anti Arithmetical [Bus40]. arms [Far13b]. [RMV42]. Anti-Aircraft [RMV42]. Arrays [PCGK89]. Art Antimatter [QN08]. Antoine [Hut52]. [Bis03, Bre09, Keh93, Knu05a, Knu05b, Anything [SRR97]. APA [Tri98, Tri99]. Knu08, Knu09, Knu11, Kun85a, Mye79, Apache [LL97]. API [SFR04, X/O93a]. PFTV86, PTVF07, Pru84, Ray04, Ruc15, APIs [Ste98]. Apology [Har40]. Appendix TW87, Zob97, FF95, HS08]. Articles [Tri99, Tri98]. Application [Gri78, Gus12]. Artificial [Ung87]. artists [Cou38, Ope91a, Wei80, Gut11]. [Mor07]. ASA [Hei66]. Ascent [HB90a]. 4 asked [Ado97]. Aspects [Ano05, RC64a, RC64b]. Basis [AKM81]. [Eth10, Hsu01, Thu80, WR94b, Hen92]. Basque [Kur99]. bastard [McW08]. Battle Aspekten [Hen92]. Assembly [Bra84, [Sus08]. Battles [Win11]. Bayes [McG11]. Gor81, Laf84, Mor84, Sca84, Ski85, Yeu84]. BDs [GHLP03]. Be [Far03, Liv05, assessment [Boi97]. Associated GREC91a, HHPM07, Str13a, The97, The98]. [Bic48, Gol98]. assumptions [Smi14]. Beaten [Fey05]. Beautiful [Bla15, Far03]. Astonishing [BH17, Liv02]. Astronomers Beauty [FvGGM90, PR86, Hol08]. Beer [Fle18]. Astronomy [PF19, Cla09, Hen97]. [Boh87]. Before [Cle09, Gor15]. began Astrophysics [Tau63c, dTL18]. [Cla09]. Beginner [Keh93, SL91, Sno92]. Asymptotics [Olv74]. AT&T Beginners [KD93, KD95, KD99]. [AT&T86a, AT&T86b]. Atanasoff [Smi10]. Beginning [DS51, Gla97, Str74, Ano96a]. Athens [Wei16]. Atlantic [Win11]. Atlas Behind [Ano96a, Ber05, Col05, Rue07, [Fro04, Mic05, PW17, Tho97, Ano76, Ano99, CL88, Ekm16, Maz10]. Being Ran91, Ran01]. Atmospheric [Boh87]. [Bar92, Bar96]. Bell [Alt48, Geh03, Shu08b]. Atom [AH13, Far09, FS65, Rod19, Sin05, Belong [Sto99]. Ben [RB08]. Benchmark Win15, Cat04, vCH18]. Atomic [GREC90, Pri89]. Benchmarks [Bag10, BBSR69, FR13, HL33, Kur06, Mah09, [BBB+91, Cyb91]. benefits [BB04a]. Rho86, SM68, Bet91, Kel09, SH16, Kie13]. Benford [BH15, Mil15]. BeOS Atoms [Fro77]. Auditory [Ram97]. [The97, The98]. Berkeley [Ope91e]. August [AFI75, SBH+04, Win03a]. Author Bernhard [Der03]. Bernoullis [Ten09]. [Bry88]. Authors Beschreibung [Hen92]. Best [Pit19, Fey00]. [DCJ+97, Fly95, RV09, Smi87b]. Beta [Jen00]. Bethe [Ber81, Sch12b]. autobiography [Hah67]. Automata Better [BB91, HM98, Pag07, Pin11]. [Tau63b, Kle56]. Automatic Betting [Ung87]. Between [JL96, AOB64, Zus36, AH46]. Automating [Stu18, dTL18, Bla02, BB05, Sen21]. [CH87, Lib94, MJW+06, RB06a]. Beyond [Ame93, Cas09, Mao91, Pau91, automation [Cle88, Tor15]. automatique Pav99, Rod19, Sch03b, Wat90, LM06]. [Tor15]. automatisieren [RB06a]. aux Bibliography [Gut12]. Big [Hil15, O'N16, [Cou38, RB05b]. available [KW90]. Par03, Car94, Cle09, DeL86, Seg11]. Avenarius [Kro90]. awakening [Mah09]. Biggest [Rei09]. BigNum [SR06]. billion Aware [GM02]. Away [Lor19]. Awk [Shu08a]. Billions [Ker18]. Binary [Col91, Dou91, AKW88, Rob96, Rob97, [Gri90, IEE85b, Phi36, Ste81, Knu09]. Rob01, Van86]. AXIOM [JS92]. AXP Binding [McP74]. Biographical
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