Jay L. Smith

According to our database, Jay L. Smith authored at least 8 papers between 1954 and 1972.

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• Dijkstra number of five.
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1972

An experimental application of cryptography to a remotely accessed data system.

Jay L. Smith, William A. Notz, P. R. Osseck

Proceedings of the ACM annual conference, 1972

1959

PILOT - A New Multiple Computer System.

Alan L. Leiner, William A. Notz, Jay L. Smith, Arnold Weinberger

J. ACM, 1959

Concurrently operating computer systems.

Alan L. Leiner, William A. Notz, Jay L. Smith, Rosalind B. Marimont

Proceedings of the Information Processing, 1959

1958

PILOT, the NBS multicomputer system.

Alan L. Leiner, Jay L. Smith, William A. Notz, Arnold Weinberger

Proceedings of the Papers and discussions presented at the 1958 eastern joint computer conference: Modern computers: objectives, 1958

1957

Organizing a network of computers to meet deadlines.

Alan L. Leiner, William A. Notz, Jay L. Smith, Arnold Weinberger

Proceedings of the Papers and discussions presented at the 1957 eastern joint computer conference: Computers with deadlines to meet, 1957

1956

A One-Microsecond Adder Using One-Megacycle Circuitry.

Arnold Weinberger, Jay L. Smith

IRE Trans. Electron. Comput., 1956

The logical design of a 1-microsecond parallel adder using 1-megacycle circuitry.

Arnold Weinberger, Jay L. Smith

Proceedings of the Papers presented at the 1956 joint ACM-AIEE-IRE western computer conference, 1956

1954

System design of the SEAC and DYSEAC.

Alan L. Leiner, William A. Notz, Jay L. Smith, Arnold Weinberger

Trans. I R E Prof. Group Electron. Comput., 1954