Joseph H. Levin
- 1/ See, for example, Foreword by Professor O.R. Hartree to The Preparation of Programs for an Electronic Digital Computer, Wilkes, Wheeler, and Gill, Addison-Wesley Press, 1951.Google Scholar
- 2/ Machine Development Laboratory Staff, "The Incorporation of Subroutines Into a Complete Problem on the NBS Eastern Automatic Computer. "Mathematical Tables and Other Aids to Computation, pp 164-168, July 1950.Google Scholar
- 3/ A.L. Leiner, "Technical Developments, Provision for Expansion in the SEAC," "Mathematical Tables and Other Aids to Computation, pp. 232-237, Oct. 1951.Google Scholar
- 4/ M. Montalbano, unpublished manuscript, Scaled Arithmetic Operations.Google Scholar
- 5/ All floating point subroutines listed below in 2,3, etc., require the use of the appropriate subroutines listed under 1 for basic arithmetic operations.Google Scholar
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