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Proceedings of the IEEE, Volume 77
Volume 77, Number 1, 1989
- Bernard P. Zeigler:
DEVS representation of dynamical systems: event-based intelligent control. 72-80 - Kemal M. Inan, Pravin Pratap Varaiya:
Algebras of discrete event models. 24-38 - René K. Boel, Jan H. van Schuppen:
Distributed routing for load balancing. 210-221 - Guy Cohen, Pierre Moller, Jean-Pierre Quadrat, Michel Viot:
Algebraic tools for the performance evaluation of discrete event systems. 39-85 - J. George Shanthikumar, David D. Yao:
Second-order stochastic properties in queueing systems. 162-170 - Stanley B. Gershwin
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Hierarchical flow control: a framework for scheduling and planning discrete events in manufacturing systems. 195-209 - Rhonda Righter, Jean C. Walrand:
Distributed simulation of discrete event systems. 99-113 - Kerry W. Fendick, Ward Whitt:
Measurements and approximations to describe the offered traffic and predict the average workload in a single-server queue. 171-194 - Christos G. Cassandras, Stephen G. Strickland:
Sample path properties of timed discrete event systems. 59-71 - Yu-Chi Ho:
Introduction to special issue on dynamics of discrete event systems. 3-6 - Peter W. Glynn:
A GSMP formalism for discrete event systems. 14-23 - Rajan Suri:
Perturbation analysis: the state of the art and research issues explained via the GI/G/1 queue. 114-137 - Xi-Ren Cao:
A comparison of the dynamics of continuous and discrete event systems. 7-13 - Peter J. Ramadge, Walter Murray Wonham:
The control of discrete event systems. 81-98 - François Baccelli, Armand M. Makowski:
Queueing models for systems with synchronization constraints. 138-161
Volume 77, Number 2, 1989
- Werner Bux:
Token-ring local-area networks and their performance. 238-256 - Lawrence R. Rabiner:
A tutorial on hidden Markov models and selected applications in speech recognition. 257-286 - Arnold S. Orange:
Magnetotelluric exploration for hydrocarbons. 287-317 - Theodore M. Madden, Randall L. Mackie:
Three-dimensional magnetotelluric modelling and inversion. 318-333 - Curtis L. Shoemaker, Yoram Shoham, Ronald L. Hockey:
Calibration case study of natural source electromagnetic array data recorded over a well in Oregon. 334-337 - A. G. Nekut, Brian R. Spies:
Petroleum exploration using controlled-source electromagnetic methods. 338-362 - Phil Hughes:
Unix system programming [Book Review]. 363-364 - The pick operating system: A practical guide [Book Review]. 363
- Richard Mateosian:
The computer and the mind - An introduction to cognitive science [Book Review]. 364
Volume 77, Number 3, March 1989
- A. F. Tasch Jr., Laureen H. Parker:
Memory cell and technology issues for 64- and 256-Mbit one-transistor cell MOSD DRAMs. 374-388 - Rainer Zuleeg:
Radiation effects in GaAs FET devices. 389-407 - Chester S. Gardner:
Sodium resonance fluorescence lidar applications in atmospheric science and astronomy. 408-418 - Edward V. Browell
Differential absorption lidar sensing of ozone. 419-432 - John A. Reagan, M. Patrick McCormick, James D. Spinhirne:
Lidar sensing of aerosols and clouds in the troposphere and stratosphere. 433-448 - Robert T. Menzies, R. Michael Hardesty:
Coherent Doppler lidar for measurements of wind fields. 449-462 - Jack L. Bufton:
Laser altimetry measurements from aircraft and spacecraft. 463-477 - Robert J. Curran:
Satellite-borne lidar observations of the Earth: requirements and anticipated capabilities. 478-490 - Jitendra K. Tugnait
Comments, with reply, on 'Cumulants: a powerful tool in signal processing' by G.B. Giannakis. 491-492 - Pierre Comon, Laurent Kopp:
Comments, with reply, on 'A real-time high-resolution technique for angle-of-arrival estimation' by J.P. Reilly. 492-494 - K. Vince Fernando, Sven Hammarling:
Comments, with reply, on 'Solving the generalized eigenvalue problem with singular forms by M.D. Zoltowski. 494-495 - Donald E. Barrick:
Comments, with reply, on 'An exponential second-order probability-density function' by V.P. Pyati. 495-496 - William N. Waggener:
Comments, with reply, on 'Another algorithm for converting a low-pass function into bandpass form' by K. Metzger. 496 - Walter Richardson:
Comments, with reply, on 'Sufficient conditions for existence and diffeomorphism of a nonlinear vector function' by V.C. Prasad and R.P. Sharma. 496-497
Volume 77, Number 4, April 1989
- Benjamin W. Wah, Matthew B. Lowrie, Guo-Jie Li:
Computers for symbolic processing. 509-540 - Tadao Murata:
Petri nets: Properties, analysis and applications. 541-580 - Hans Dieter Rombach, Bradford T. Ulery:
Improving software maintenance through measurement. 581-595 - Bruce I. Blum:
Improving software maintenance by learning from the past: a case study. 596-606 - Robert S. Arnold:
Software restructuring. 607-617 - Norman F. Schneidewind:
Software maintenance: The need for standardization. 618-624
Volume 77, Number 5, May 1989
- Jerome I. Glaser:
Some results in the bistatic radar cross section (RCS) of complex objects. 639-648 - Sebastian Riegger, Werner Wiesbeck:
Wide-band polarimetry and complex radar cross section signatures. 649-658 - R. C. Hansen:
Relationships between antennas as scatterers and as radiators. 659-662 - Nabil H. Farhat:
Microwave diversity imaging and automated target identification based on models of neural networks. 670-681 - Allen Taflove, Korada R. Umashankar:
Review of FD-TD numerical modeling of electromagnetic wave scattering and radar cross section. 682-699 - Edward H. Newman, Ronald J. Marhefka:
Overview of MM and UTD methods at the Ohio State University (radar target scattering). 700-708 - Nazih N. Youssef:
Radar cross section of complex targets. 722-734 - Te-Kao Wu:
Radar cross section of arbitrarily shaped bodies of revolution. 735-740 - Claude Bourrely, Pierre Chiappetta, Roger Deleuil, Bruno Torrésani
Approximations for electromagnetic scattering by homogeneous arbitrarily-shaped bodies. 741-749 - Roberto D. Graglia, Piergiorgio L. E. Uslenghi, Rodolfo S. Zich:
Moment method with isoparametric elements for three-dimensional anisotropic scatterers. 750-760 - Staffan Strom, Wenxin Zheng:
Null-field computations of radar cross sections of composite objects. 761-769 - Louis N. Medgyesi-Mitschang, Dau-Sing Wang:
Hybrid methods for analysis of complex scatterers. 770-779 - Tapan K. Sarkar, Ercument Arvas:
Scattering cross section of composite conducting and lossy dielectric bodies. 788-795 - John L. Volakis
Application of a class of generalized boundary conditions to scattering by a metal-backed dielectric half-plane. 796-805 - Robert P. Penno, Gary A. Thiele, Krishna M. Pasala:
Scattering from a perfectly conducting cube. 815-823
Volume 77, Number 6, June 1989
- James E. Brittain:
The evolution of electrical and electronics engineering and the Proceedings of the IRE: 1913-37. 837-856 - David B. Geselowitz:
On the theory of the electrocardiogram. 857-876 - Clark W. Gellings, William M. Smith:
Integrating demand-side management into utility planning. 908-918 - A. Garry Wacker, Roy Billinton:
Customer cost of electric service interruptions. 919-930
Volume 77, Number 7, July 1989
- Leon Cohen:
Time-frequency distributions-a review. 941-981 - Harry T. M. Wang:
Subcompact hydrogen maser atomic clocks. 982-992 - John M. Payne:
Millimeter and submillimeter wavelength radioastronomy. 993-1017 - Peter D. Lax:
Science and computing. 1018-1019 - James F. Decker, David B. Nelson, Donald M. Austin:
Large-scale problems and supercomputing in the Department of Energy. 1020-1037 - Milton Halem:
Scientific computing challenges arising from space-borne observations. 1061-1091 - Marcelo C. M. Teixeira
Comments, with reply on 'Continuous time relay-controlled model reference adaptive-system' by A. Abdulkareem and R. Nagarajam. 1092
Volume 77, Number 8, 1989
- Eric Gregory:
Conventional wire and cable technology. 1110-1123 - Kyoji Tachikawa, Kazumasa Togano:
Potential methods for the fabrication of high-Tc superconductors for wires and cables. 1124-1131 - John E. C. Williams:
Superconducting magnets and their applications. 1132-1142 - James L. Kirtley, Frederick J. Edeskuty:
Application of superconductors to motors, generators, and transmission lines. 1143-1154 - Malcolm R. Beasley:
High-temperature superconductive thin films. 1155-1163 - Shinya Hasuo, Takeshi Imamura:
Digital logic circuits. 1177-1193 - Yoshifusa Wada:
Josephson memory technology. 1194-1207 - John Clarke:
Principles and applications of SQUIDs. 1208-1223 - Paul L. Richards, Qing Hu:
Superconducting components for infrared and millimeter-wave receivers. 1233-1246 - Richard S. Withers, Richard W. Ralston:
Superconductive analog signal processing devices. 1247-1263 - Gregory S. Lee, David A. Peterson:
Superconductive A/D converters. 1264-1273 - John X. Przybysz:
Josephson shift registers. 1274-1279 - Yutaka Harada, Willy Hioe, Eiivhi Goto:
Flux transfer devices. 1280-1286 - Harry Kroger, Claude Hilbert, David Arthur Gibson, Uttam Ghoshal, Larry N. Smith:
Superconductor-semiconductor hybrid devices, circuits, and systems. 1287-1301
Volume 77, Number 9, 1989
- William G. Ouchi:
The new joint R&D. 1318-1326 - Ralph K. Cavin III, Larry W. Sumney, Robert M. Burger:
The Semiconductor Research Corporation: Cooperative research. 1327-1344 - A. A. Bergh, Alan G. Chynoweth:
Semiconductor research at Bellcore. 1345-1363 - Grant A. Dove:
Cooperative research at MCC: a focus on semiconductor-related efforts. 1364-1375 - Narain G. Hingorani, Harshad Mehta, Stephen Levy, Victor A. K. Temple, Homer H. Glascock:
Research coordination for power semiconductor technology. 1376-1389 - Bernd Höfflinger:
Cooperative research on application-specific microelectronics. 1390-1395 - Roger Van Overstraeten:
Interuniversity Micro Electronics Center (IMEC) in Leuven, Belgium. 1396-1409 - Giulio C. Grata:
Microelectronics work in the ESPRIT program. 1410-1419 - Shuku Maeda:
Activities of the Research and Development Association for Future Electron Devices. 1420-1429 - Izuo Hayashi, Masahiro Hirano, Yoshifumi Katayama:
Collaborative semiconductor research in Japan. 1430-1441
Volume 77, Number 10, 1989
- Colin K. Campbell:
Applications of surface acoustic and shallow bulk acoustic wave devices. 1453-1484 - Haluk Derin, Patrick A. Kelly:
Discrete-index Markov-type random processes. 1485-1510 - David L. Flannery, Joseph L. Horner:
Fourier optical signal processors. 1511-1527 - John N. Lee, Anthony Vanderugt:
Acoustooptic signal processing and computing. 1528-1557 - W. Thomas Cathey, Kelvin Wagner, William J. Miceli:
Digital computing with optics. 1558-1572 - H. John Caulfield, Jason M. Kinser, Steven K. Rogers:
Optical neural networks. 1573-1583 - James R. Wait:
Comments, with reply on 'Magnetotelluric exploration for hydrocarbons' by A.S. Orange. 1584-
Volume 77, Number 11, 1989
- Martin T. Pozesky, Michael K. Mann:
The US air traffic control system architecture. 1605-1617 - Igor Frolow, Joseph H. Sinnott:
National Airspace System demand and capacity modeling. 1618-1624
Volume 77, Number 11, November 1989
- John A. Scardina, Pi-Yu Ryberg, Arthur Gerstenfeld:
Future ATC automation aids based upon AI technology. 1625-1633 - V. David Hopkin:
Man-machine interface problems in designing air traffic control systems. 1634-1642 - Manuel F. Medeiros:
Advanced Traffic Management System automation. 1643-1652 - Russell A. Benel, Robert D. Dancey, Jonathan D. Dehn, James C. Gutmann, Donald M. Smith:
Advanced Automation Systems design. 1653-1660 - James Evans, Donald Turnbull:
Development of an automated windshear detection system using Doppler weather radar. 1661-1673 - Lee Merry Brown, David G. Hamrick, Leone C. Monticone:
ATC ground communications system optimization techniques. 1674-1683 - Peter L. Massoglia, Martin T. Pozesky, Guy T. Germana:
The use of satellite technology for oceanic air traffic control. 1695-1708 - Leonard Schuchman, Bryant D. Elrod, A. J. van Dierendonck:
Applicability of an augmented GPS for navigation in the National Airspace System. 1709-1727 - John McCarthy:
Advances in weather technology for the aviation system. 1728-1734 - Thomas Williamson, Ned A. Spencer:
Development and operation of the Traffic Alert and Collision Avoidance System (TCAS). 1735-1744 - Delmar M. Fadden, Robert W. Schwab:
Aircraft interface with the future ATC system. 1745-1751 - John M. Fabry, Albert A. Lupinetti:
Applications of simulation and artificial intelligence technology for ATC training. 1762-1765 - Robert E. Mason, T. Thomas Hsiao:
Workforce considerations: maintenance of the future ATC system. 1766-1775 - John A. Gubner:
Comments on 'Orthogonality of exponential transients' by G.R.L. Sohie and G.N. Maracas. 1776-1777
Volume 77, Number 12, 1989
- P. Bruce Berra, Arif Ghafoor, Mohsen Guizani, Slawomir J. Marcinkowski, Pericles A. Mitkas:
Optics and supercomputing. 1797-1815 - Akshay K. Deshpande, Krishna M. Kavi:
A review of specification and verification methods for parallel programs including the dataflow approach. 1816-1828 - John P. Hayes, Trevor N. Mudge:
Hypercube supercomputers. 1829-1841 - Randy H. Katz, Garth A. Gibson
Disk system architectures for high performance computing. 1842-1858 - Veljko Milutinovic:
Mapping of neural networks on the honeycomb architecture. 1875-1878 - Keshab K. Parhi
Algorithm transformation techniques for concurrent processors. 1879-1895 - Jerry L. Potter, Will C. Meilander:
Array processor supercomputers. 1896-1914 - Norbert Streibl, Karl-Heinz Brenner, Alan Huang, Jürgen Jahns, Jack Jewell
Digital optics. 1954-1969 - Shlomo Weiss:
Scalar supercomputer architecture. 1970-1982 - Min-You Wu, Daniel D. Gajski:
Computer-aided programming for message-passing systems: problems and solutions. 1983-1991 - D. I. Lekhovitsky:
Comments, with reply, on 'On a property of the PARCOR coefficients of stationary processes having Gaussian-shaped ACF' (G. Jacovitti and G. Scarano). 1992
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