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1974
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Theodore H. Bonn:
B74-2 Man and the Computer. IEEE Trans. Computers 23(1): 110 (1974)
1971
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Theodore H. Bonn:
A Standard for Computer Networks. Computer 4(3): 10-14 (1971)
1956
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William J. Bartik, Theodore H. Bonn:
A Small Coincident-Current Magnetic Memory. IRE Trans. Electron. Comput. 5(2): 73-78 (1956)

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1956
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R. D. Torrey, Theodore H. Bonn:
A 2.5-megacycle ferractor accumulator. AIEE-IRE Computer Conference (Eastern) 1956: 50-53
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Theodore H. Bonn:
The megacycle ferractor. AIEE-IRE Computer Conference (Western) 1956: 118-119

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