Natalie McKenna

Simulated Experiments in Living: Among the more novel applications of simulation that our correspondents have written us about this month
SIMULATION 1972 18: iv. [PDF]  

Natalie McKenna

We're p rofessionals— so why keep it a secret?
SIMULATION 1972 18: vii-viii. [PDF]  

David G. Boyers, James G. Cuthbertson, and John A. Luetscher

Simulation of the human cardiovascular system: a model with normal responses to change of posture, blood loss, transfusion, and autonomic blockade
SIMULATION 1972 18: 197-206. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Said Ashour and S.G. Bindingnavle

An optimal design of a soaking-pit rolling-mill system
SIMULATION 1972 18: 207-214. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Alexander B. Trevor and John V. Wait

DARE IIIB — a CSSL-type batch-mode simulation language for CDC 6000-series computers
SIMULATION 1972 18: 215-226. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

D. Prandle

Hydraulic vs. numerical models
SIMULATION 1972 18: 227. [PDF]  

E.A. Ulbrich

$.02 more on hydraulic models
SIMULATION 1972 18: 227-228. [PDF]  

Warren G. Preble

... and two related problems
SIMULATION 1972 18: 228. [PDF]  

Arthur I. Rubin

Use of analog computer in heat transfer study
SIMULATION 1972 18: 229. [PDF]  

Ongoing public problems projects
SIMULATION 1972 18: 230-231. [PDF]  

Omri Serlin

Apache, Actran, Apse
SIMULATION 1972 18: 231. [PDF]  

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