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Jones, John L. A Survey of Automatic Coding Techniques for Digital Computers. MS dissertation at MIT, May, 1954. This is evidently a photographic negative of the work by Jones done so for the Remington Rand Company, bound in their ring-hole-punch soft-cover binding, for use--we suspect--at the U.S. Census Bureau for auto coding of the UNIVAC I.
Fine condition. Rare. $450
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