Publisher's Page
SIMULATION 1964 3: v. [PDF]  

Do ye ken SARE?
SIMULATION 1964 3: vi. [PDF]  

Information... Without Theory
SIMULATION 1964 3: vi. [PDF]  

Arthur I. Rubin

Dear John
SIMULATION 1964 3: vii. [PDF]  

E.E.L. Mitchell

Dear John
SIMULATION 1964 3: vii. [PDF]  

Presenting
SIMULATION 1964 3: 1. [PDF]  

Ross Tucker

A Las Vegas Story That's Different!
SIMULATION 1964 3: 3-5. [PDF]  

T.C. Anderson

Western Simulation Council Meeting
SIMULATION 1964 3: 5-6. [PDF]  

T.M. Dannback

Squaring Circuits
SIMULATION 1964 3: 7-8. [PDF]  

L.C. Just and N.F. Morehouse, JR

Comments On "the Simulation of Large Transients in Neutron Reactors"
SIMULATION 1964 3: 10. [PDF]  

Louis C. Just and Nye F. Morehouse, JR

The Simulation of Large Transients in Neutron Reactors
SIMULATION 1964 3: 11-14. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

A. Ben Clymer

Operational Analog Simulation of the Vibration of a Beam and a Rectangular Multicellular Structure
SIMULATION 1964 3: 18-19. [PDF]  

Beam Studies
SIMULATION 1964 3: 20-29. [PDF] [References]  

A. Ben Clymer

Epilogue
SIMULATION 1964 3: 30-31. [PDF] [References]  

Donald T. Greenwood

A Comparison of Higher-Order Difference Methods in the Solution of Beam-Vibration Problems
SIMULATION 1964 3: 33-44. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

R.J. McGrath and V.C. Rideout

A Simulator Study of a Two-Parameter Adaptive System
SIMULATION 1964 3: 45-54. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Derek L.A. Barber

A Wide-Band Computing Amplifier and A High-Speed Analogue Multiplier
SIMULATION 1964 3: 55-58. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

A High-Speed Analogue Multiplier
SIMULATION 1964 3: 58-62. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Homer R. Warner and Albert Cox

A Mathematical Model of Heart Rate Control by Sympathetic and Vagus Efferent Information
SIMULATION 1964 3: 63-71. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

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