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... Goldstine in The Computer from Pascal to von Neumann , one of the best histories of the computer's early development . Goldstine had more than a passing interest in this particular phase . An assistant professor of mathematics at the ...
... Goldstine in The Computer from Pascal to von Neumann , one of the best histories of the computer's early development . Goldstine had more than a passing interest in this particular phase . An assistant professor of mathematics at the ...
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... Goldstine , a young mathematician then in the army's Ordnance Corps . Gold- stine introduced himself to von Neumann ( whom he ap- proached , he said later , with " considerable temerity " ) and told him of his work on the ENIAC . Von ...
... Goldstine , a young mathematician then in the army's Ordnance Corps . Gold- stine introduced himself to von Neumann ( whom he ap- proached , he said later , with " considerable temerity " ) and told him of his work on the ENIAC . Von ...
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... Goldstine , The Computer from Pascal to von Neumann ( Princeton , New Jersey : Princeton University Press , 1972 ) ... Goldstine , p . 11 . 23 " highly deserving ... " : Report of the Royal Society , quoted in Goldstine , p . 13 . 23 ...
... Goldstine , The Computer from Pascal to von Neumann ( Princeton , New Jersey : Princeton University Press , 1972 ) ... Goldstine , p . 11 . 23 " highly deserving ... " : Report of the Royal Society , quoted in Goldstine , p . 13 . 23 ...
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