4. SWCT 1963: Chicago, Illinois, USA

4th Annual Symposium on Switching Circuit Theory and Logical Design, Chicago, Illinois, USA, October 28-30, 1963. IEEE Computer Society 1963

Session I

David E. Muller:
Infinite sequences and finite machines. 3-16
Calvin C. Elgot, Jorge E. Mezei:
Two-sided finite-state transductions (abbreviated version). 17-22
Patrick C. Fischer:
On computability by certain classes of restricted Turing machines. 23-32

W. D. Frazer:
Bilateral threshold nets (extended summary). 33-39
C. L. Coates, Philip M. Lewis II:
Threshold gate realizations of logical functions with don't cares. 41-52
Richard F. Arnold, Eugene L. Lawler:
On the analysis of functional symmetry. 53-62
Eugene L. Lawler:
The minimal synthesis of tree structures. 63-82
Roger E. Levien:
Determining the best ordering of variables in cascade switching circuits. 83-104

Edward B. Eichelberger:
Sequential circuit synthesis using input delays. 105-116
Robert McNaughton:
Finite automata and badly timed elements. 117-130
Theodore M. Booth:
Demonstrating hazards in sequential relay circuits. 131-136
Edward J. McCluskey:
Logical design theory of NOR gate networks with no complemented inputs. 137-148
Raymond E. Miller:
A survey of asynchronous logic: Comparing various definitions and models for asynchronous switching circuits. 149-152

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