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1981
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Matthew F. Slana, Harvey R. Lehman:
Tutorial Series 8 Data Communication Using the Telecommunication Network. Computer 14(5): 73-88 (1981)
1979
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Matthew F. Slana:
Computer Elements for the 80's. Computer 12(4): 98-102 (1979)
1978
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Matthew F. Slana, Gregg G. Dumas:
Workshop Report: The New and the Not So New. Computer 11(3): 47-51 (1978)
1977
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Matthew F. Slana:
Semiconductor Memories: New Dimensions in Storage Technology [Guest editor's introduction]. Computer 10(7): 12-13 (1977)
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Matthew F. Slana:
Workshop Report: A Computer Element Technology Update. Computer 10(7): 37-39 (1977)

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