D.C. Augustin

Toward a uniform simulation language
SIMULATION 1966 6: v. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Granino A. Korn

Dear John
SIMULATION 1966 6: vi-vii. [PDF]  

Arthur I. Rubin

Dear John
SIMULATION 1966 6: vii. [PDF]  

E.H. Jacobs

Dear John
SIMULATION 1966 6: vii. [PDF]  

Avrum Soudack

Presenting
SIMULATION 1966 6: 273. [PDF]  

Computers in education deserve more attention
SIMULATION 1966 6: 275. [PDF] [References]  

Leonard C. Silvern

Education and Training at FJCC 1965: based on a report prepared for Automated Education Letter
SIMULATION 1966 6: 276-277. [PDF]  

Ladis D. Kovach

Animated mathematics teaching
SIMULATION 1966 6: 278-280. [PDF]  

John Atchley

Southwestern Simulation Council meeting
SIMULATION 1966 6: 281-282. [PDF]  

R.D. Benham

Northwest Simulation Council meeting
SIMULATION 1966 6: 282-284. [PDF]  

Richard P. Heintz

More On Squaring Circuits: Dear John
SIMULATION 1966 6: 285. [PDF]  

Allan N. Wilson

Dear John
SIMULATION 1966 6: 285. [PDF]  

Dean Karnopp

Dear John
SIMULATION 1966 6: 285-288. [PDF]  

W.E. Schiesser

Dear John
SIMULATION 1966 6: 288. [PDF] [References]  

Richard F. Butler

Some examples of the parametric technique in programming an analog computer
SIMULATION 1966 6: 290-294. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

George F. Pfeifer

Narrow band analog -filter simulation
SIMULATION 1966 6: 294-295. [PDF]  

Bernard Loveman

Amplitude scaling
SIMULATION 1966 6: 295. [PDF]  

Quotable
SIMULATION 1966 6: 297. [PDF]  

George J. Farris and Lawrence E. Burkhart

The DIAN digital I simulation program
SIMULATION 1966 6: 298-304. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

David M. Tutelman

A hybrid computer technique for nonlinear function generation
SIMULATION 1966 6: 308-322. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Peter D. Hansen

New Approaches To the Design of Active Filters
SIMULATION 1966 6: 323-336. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

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