Volume 21, Number 1, January 1988

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  Dennis R. Allison: Guest Editor's Introduction: Electronic Publishing Technologies. 12-13
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  Pehong Chen, Michael A. Harrison: Multiple Representation Document Development. 15-31
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  Jeff A. Johnson, Richard J. Beach: Styles in Document Editing Systems. 32-43
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  Janet H. Walker: Supporting Document Development with Concordia. 48-59
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  Johann H. Schlichter, Leslie Jill Miller: FolioPub: A Publication Management System. 61-69
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  Gary Marchionini, Ben Shneiderman: Finding Facts vs. Browsing Knowledge in Hypertext Systems. 70-80
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  Nicole Yankelovich, Bernard J. Haan, Norman K. Meyrowitz, Steven M. Drucker: Intermedia: The Concept and the Construction of a Seamless Information Environment. 81-96

Volume 21, Number 2, February 1988

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  Michel Dubois, Christoph Scheurich, Faye A. Briggs: Synchronization, Coherence, and Event Ordering in Multiprocessors. 9-21
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  John K. Ousterhout, Andrew R. Cherenson, Fred Douglis, Michael N. Nelson, Brent B. Welch: The Sprite Network Operating System. 23-36
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  Philip A. Bernstein: Sequoia: A Fault-Tolerant Tighly Coupled Multiprocessor for Transaction Processing. 37-45
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  Gordon R. Lang, Moez Dharssi, Fred M. Longstaff, Philip S. Longstaff, Peter A. S. Metford, Malcolm T. Rimmer: An Optimum Parallel Architecture for High-Speed Real-Time Digital Signal Processing. 47-57
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  Jonathan D. Moffett, Morris Sloman: The Source of Authority for Commercial Access Control. 59-69

Volume 21, Number 3, March 1988

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  Bruce Shriver: Artificial Neural Systems - Guest Editor's Introduction. 8-9
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  Teuvo Kohonen: The "Neural" Phonetic Typewriter. 11-22
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  Bernard Widrow, Rodney Winter: Neural Nets for Adaptive Filtering and Adaptive Pattern Recognition. 25-39
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  Hans Peter Graf, Lawrence D. Jackel, Wayne E. Hubbard: VLSI Implementation of a Neural Network Model. 41-49
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  James Hutchinson, Christof Koch, Jin Luo, Carver Mead: Compting Motion Using Analog and Binary Resistive Networks. 52-63
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  Kunihiko Fukushima: A Neural Network for Visual Pattern Recognition. 65-75
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  Gail A. Carpenter, Stephen Grossberg: The ART of Adaptive Pattern Recognition by a Self-Organizing Neural Network. 77-88
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  Jerome A. Feldman, Mark A. Fanty, Nigel H. Goddard: Computing with Structured Neural Networks. 91-103
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  Ralph Linsker: Self-Organization in a Perceptual Network. 105-117

Volume 21, Number 4, April 1988

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  Jon T. Butler: Multiple-Valued Logic - Guest Editor's Introduction. 13-15
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  Kenneth C. Smith: Multiple-Valued Logic: A Tutorial and Appreciation. 17-27
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  Daniel Etiemble, Michel Israël: Comparison of Binary and Multivalued ICs According to VLSI Criteria. 28-42
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  Michitaka Kameyama, Shoji Kawahito, Tatsuo Higuchi: A Multiplier Chip with Multiple-Valued Bidirectional Current-Mode Logic Circuits. 43-56
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  Jon T. Butler, Hans G. Kerkhoff: Multiple-Valued CCD Circuits. 58-69
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  Tsutomu Sasao: Multiple-Valued Logic and Optimization of Programmable Logic Arrays. 71-80
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  Lotfi A. Zadeh: Fuzzy Logic. 83-93

Volume 21, Number 5, May 1988

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  Marc H. Brown: Exploring Algorithms Using Balsa-II. 14-36
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  Kathleen M. Nichols, John T. Edmark: Modeling Multicomputer Systems with PARET. 39-48
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  Brian N. Bershad, Henry M. Levy: A Remote Computation Facility for a Heterogeneous Environment. 50-60
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  Barry W. Boehm: A Spiral Model of Software Development and Enhancement. 61-72

Volume 21, Number 6, June 1988

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  Jason Gait: The Optical File Cabinet: A Random-Access File System for Write-Once Optical Disks. 11-22
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  Harlan D. Mills: Stepwise Refinement and Verification in Box-Structured Systems. 23-36
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  James T. Rayfield, Harvey F. Silverman: System and Application Software for the Armstrong Multiprocessor. 38-52
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  Walter D. Potter, Robert P. Trueblood: Traditional, Semantic, and Hyper-Semantic Approaches to Data Modeling. 53-63
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  Bowen Liu, Nelson Strother: Programming in VS Fortran on the IBM 3090 for Maximum Vector Performance. 65-76

Volume 21, Number 7, July 1988

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  Paolo Camurati, Paolo Prinetto: Formal Verification of Hardware Correctness: Introduction and Survey of Current Research. 8-19
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  Alan R. Hooton, Ulises Agüero, Subrata Dasgupta: An Exercise in Plausibility-Driven Design. 21-31
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  Peter Steenkiste, John L. Hennessy: Lisp on a Reduced-Instruction-Set Processor: Characterization and Optimization. 34-45
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  David J. Lilja: Reducing the Branch Penalty in Pipelined Processors. 47-55

Volume 21, Number 8, August 1988

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  William C. Athas, Charles L. Seitz: Multicomputers: Message-Passing Concurrent Computers. 9-24
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  Lewis W. Tucker, George G. Robertson: Architecture and Applications of the Connection Machine. 26-38
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  Charles Rich, Richard C. Waters: Automatic Programming: Myths and Prospects. 40-51
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  David Gries, Dorothy Marsh: The 1986-1987 Taulbee Survey. 53-61

Volume 21, Number 9, September 1988

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  Tom Diede, Carl F. Hagenmaier, Glen S. Miranker, Jonathan J. Rubinstein, William S. Worley Jr.: The Titan Graphics Supercomputer Architecture. 13-30
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  Peter Wolcott, Seymour E. Goodman: High-Speed Computers of the Soviet Union. 32-41
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  Kwong-Sak Leung, W. Lam: Fuzzy Concepts in Expert Systems. 43-56
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  Ware Myers, Marilyn Potes: National Conference on Strategic Management of R&D. 58-65

Volume 21, Number 10, October 1988

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  John A. Stankovic: Misconceptions About Real-Time Computing. 10-19
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  Robert W. Doran: Amdahl Multiple-Domain Architecture. 20-28
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  Israel Koren, Bilha Mendelson, Irit Peled, Gabriel M. Silberman: A Data-Driven VLSI Array for Arbitrary Algorithms. 30-43
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  Ted G. Lewis, Curtis R. Cook: Hashing for Dynamic and Static Internal Tables. 45-56

Volume 21, Number 11, November 1988

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  Charles Rich, Richard C. Waters: The Programmer's Apprentice: A Research Overview. 10-25
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  Per Stenström: Reducing Contention in Sharde-Memory Multiprocessors. 26-37
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  Robert N. Britcher: Using Inspections to Investigate Program Correctness. 38-44
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  David B. Skillicorn: A Taxonomy for Computer Architectures. 46-57

Volume 21, Number 12, December 1988

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  Dallas E. Webster: Mapping the Design Information Representation Terrain. 8-23
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  Mark D. Hill: A Case for Direct-Mapped Caches. 25-40
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  Stuart C. Schaffner, Martha Borkan: Segue: Support for Distributed Graphical Interfaces. 42-55
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  David Detlefs, Maurice Herlihy, Jeannette M. Wing: Inheritance of Synchronization and Recovery Properties in Avalon/C++. 57-69

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  IEEE Scientific Supercomputing Subcommitee: Software for Supercomputers. 70-74

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