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    The programming language pascal

    A programming language called Pascal is described which was developed on the basis ofAlgol 60. Compared toAlgol 60, its range of applicability is considerably increased due to a variety of data structuring facili...

    Prof. Dr. N. Wirth in Acta Informatica (1971)

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    Optimum binary search trees

    Prof. Dr. D. E. Knuth in Acta Informatica (1971)

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    A model for data structures and its applications. I

    This paper presents a constructive model for data structures description based on the concept of data space defined as the Cartesian product of a name space and a value space. The subsets of name space are ord...

    Dr. W. M. Turski in Acta Informatica (1971)

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    Performance predictions for extended paged memories

    This paper concerns the problem of obtaining predictions of the extent to which additional core storage would improve the performance of a given paging system based on information that could be obtained from m...

    Assoc.-Prof. E. G. Coffman Jr., Prof. B. Randell in Acta Informatica (1971)

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    Ein Vollständigkeitssatz für Programme und Schaltkreise

    Formal transformations of programs or switching circuits can be described by a system of relations within the concept of free X-categories. In this theory the programs or switching circuits are the morphisms o...

    V. Claus in Acta Informatica (1971)

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    Top-down syntax analysis

    The theory and practice of classical “top-down” parsing methods is presented in a tutorial manner.

    Prof. Donald E. Knuth in Acta Informatica (1971)

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    Optimal merging of 2 elements with n elements

    F. K. Hwang, S. Lin in Acta Informatica (1971)

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    Hierarchical ordering of sequential processes

    One of the primary functions of an operating system is to rebuild a machine that must be regarded as non-deterministic (on account of cycle stealing and interrupts) into a more or less deterministic automaton....

    Prof. Dr. E. W. Dijkstra in Acta Informatica (1971)

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    Schnelle Berechnung von Kettenbruchentwicklungen

    A method, given by D. E. Knuth for the computation of the greatest common divisor of two integers u, v and of the continued fraction for u/v is modified in such a way that only O(n(lg n)2(lglg n)) elementary step...

    A. Schönhage in Acta Informatica (1971)

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    Application of regular canonical systems to grammars translatable from left to right

    Prof. Dr. H. Langmaack in Acta Informatica (1971)

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    Congruences et Automorphismes des Automates Finis

    We study a class of congruences of strongly connected finite automata, called the group congruences, which may be defined in this way: every element fixing any class of the congruence induces a permutation on ...

    D. Perrin, J. F. Perrot in Acta Informatica (1971)

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    A comparison of two synchronizing concepts

    In this paper the use of semaphores and critical regions to synchronize concurrent processes is compared to a more recent proposal for so-called conditional critical regions. The latter concept permits the pro...

    Brinch Per Hansen in Acta Informatica (1972)

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    Program proving: Jumps and functions

    Proof methods adequate for a wide range of computer programs have been expounded in [1] and [2]. This paper develops a method suitable for programs containing functions, and a certain kind Of jump. The method ...

    Dr. M. Clint, Prof. C. A. R. Hoare in Acta Informatica (1972)

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    Optimum binary search trees

    Donald E. Knuth in Acta Informatica (1972)

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    Direction controlled programmed grammars

    A generalization of the notion of a context-free grammar is presented here. It is based on the notion of a programmed grammar. When the underlying context-free rules do not contain erasing, the class of langua...

    G. Rozenberg in Acta Informatica (1972)

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    Organization and maintenance of large ordered indexes

    Organization and maintenance of an index for a dynamic random access file is considered. It is assumed that the index must be kept on some pseudo random access backup store like a disc or a drum. The index org...

    Prof. Dr. R. Bayer, Dr. E. M. McCreight in Acta Informatica (1972)

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    Optimal scheduling for two-processor systems

    Despite the recognized potential of multiprocessing little is known concerning the general problem of finding efficient algorithms which compute minimallength schedules for given computations and m≧2 processor...

    Ass. Prof. E. G. Coffman Jr., Dr. R. L. Graham in Acta Informatica (1972)

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    Der programmierbare endliche automat

    The paper deals with finite automata with two tapes, the second tape of which is interpreted as programme tape. For fixed automata those classes: of languages are considered, which can be accepted by variation...

    G. Kaufhol in Acta Informatica (1972)

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    Inhibitionsfelder

    The neurons in the retina of mammals are linked by a system of circuit, such that they influence one another (lateral interaction). The great majority of circuits has got an inhibitory character. F. Ratliff an...

    Dr. Hermann Walter in Acta Informatica (1972)

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    Automatic analysis of inflectional morphems in German nouns

    The underlying algorithm can be used for automatic indexing. It is supposed to analyze every inflected German noun automatically by reducing it to its proper standard form and by distinguishing every inflected...

    Dr. Gerda Schott in Acta Informatica (1972)

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