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 | | Preface | | R. D. Isaac and J. A. Kash, Guest Editors | p. 3 |
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 | | The Random-Access Memory Accounting Machine II. The magnetic-disk, random-access memory | | T. Noyes and W. E. Dickinson | p. 16 |
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| | Architecture of the IBM System/360 | | G. M. Amdahl, G. A. Blaauw, and F. P. Brooks, Jr. | p. 21 |
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| | The 801 minicomputer | | George Radin | p. 37 |
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| | The evolution of RISC technology at IBM | | John Cocke and V. Markstein | p. 48 |
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| Solid-state technology |
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| | Solid Logic Technology: Versatile, high-performance microelectronics | | E. M. Davis, W. E. Harding, R. S. Schwartz, and J. J. Corning | p. 56 |
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| | Design and characteristics of n-channel insulated-gate field-effect transistors | | D. L. Critchlow, R. H. Dennard, and S. E. Schuster | p. 70 |
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| | Miniaturization of electronics and its limits | | R. W. Keyes | p. 84 |
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| | Reduction of electromigration in aluminum films by copper doping | | I. Ames, F. M. d'Heurle, and R. E. Horstmann | p. 89 |
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| | Controlled collapse reflow chip joining | | L. F. Miller | p. 93 |
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| | Application of rf discharges to sputtering | | H. R. Koenig and L. I. Maissel | p. 106 |
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| | LSI yield modeling and process monitoring | | C. H. Stapper | p. 112 |
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| | Chemical amplification resists: History and development within IBM | | H. Ito | p. 119 |
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| | Low-temperature Si and Si:Ge epitaxy by ultrahigh vacuum/chemical vapor deposition: Process fundamentals | | B. S. Meyerson | p. 132 |
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| Design automation |
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| | Finite-element analysis of semiconductor devices: The FIELDAY program | | E. M. Buturla, P. E. Cottrell, B. M. Grossman, and K. A. Salsburg | p. 142 |
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| | LSS: A system for production logic synthesis | | John A. Darringer, Daniel Brand, John V. Gerbi, William H. Joyner, Jr., and Louise Trevillyan | p. 157 |
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| Magnetic thin films and data storage |
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| | Nanosecond switching in thin magnetic films | | W. Dietrich, W. E. Proebster, and P. Wolf | p. 167 |
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| | A high track-density servo-access system for magnetic recording disk storage | | A. S. Hoagland | p. 175 |
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| | Magnetic thin films in recording technology | | V. S. Speriosu, D. A. Herman, Jr., I. L. Sanders, and T. Yogi | p. 186 |
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| Applications of computers in science |
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| | Some studies in machine learning using the game of checkers | | A. L. Samuel | p. 206 |
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| | Ab initio computations in atoms and molecules | | Enrico Clementi | p. 228 |
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| | Cryptography | | D. Coppersmith | p. 246 |
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| Contributions to basic science |
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| | Spatial variation of currents and fields due to localized scatterers in metallic conduction | | R. Landauer | p. 251 |
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| | Irreversibility and heat generation in the computing process | | R. Landauer | p. 261 |
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| | Notes on the history of reversible computation | | Charles H. Bennett | p. 270 |
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| | Scanning tunneling microscopy | | G. Binnig and H. Rohrer | p. 279 |
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| | Contributions of IBM to laser science-1960 to the present | | P. P. Sorokin | p. 294 |
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