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, Memorandum 1)CL-78 Page 1 ot 4

DigItal Computer Laboratory

Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge 39~ Massachusetts

SUBJECT: BIWEEKLY REPORT1 MaY 30, :1.955;

To: Jay W. Forrester

From: Scientific and Engineering Computation Group

:1~ MATHEMATICS, CODING AND APPLICATIONS :1.:1 Introduction

, During· the past two weeks 586 coded programs were run on the time allocated to the Scientific and Engineering (3 and Ee) Group. "These programs represent part of the work that has been' done on

05

ot the problems that have been accepted by the 3 and EC Group.

1.2 PrOgrams and Computer Operation

Problem No. Title

:100 Comprehensive System o£ Service Routines 106 C. MIT Seismic Project

:120 BIN. :The Aerothermopressor

123 BIN. Earth ResistiVity Interpretation 126 D. . Data Reduction

~3~ Special Problems (Staff Train1Dg#etc.) :132 D. N. C. Milling Machine

':147 S and EC Subroutine study

144

N. Self-conSistent Molecular Orb1tal :155 N. SynoptiC Climatology

:172 BIN. Ov~rlap Integrals

:193 L. E.V. Problem t.or Propagation of E.M. Waves :194 B ~N • Augmented Plane Wave Met;hod (Sodi.wn)

Minutes

:17:1.:1

23.5·

:188.2 '

6.8

!L20.5·

., _~.!L4 .• 2 1.9.4

5.4 .

3.~

54.5

.!L97.3

27.6

3.!L·

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DCL-7a 1.95 C.

1.99 N.

203 D"N.

204 N.

272 BIN.

21.5 B.

21.7 N.

224 N.

225 BIN.

226 D.

228 N.

235 B.,N.

236 C.

238 B"N.

a39 C.

241 ~I~.

242 N.

244 ·C •.

245 N •.

246 BIN.

250

c.

252N •.

253 N.

256 C,.

257

c.

258 C.

259 L.

260 N.

Intest!nal.Mot111ty

\

Compress1ble'FIow 1n a 'l'ube

Response of a Build1ng. Under D.ynam1c· Loading Exchange Integr~ls Between Real Slater ~rbitals

D1spers1on Curves ,for Seism1c ~aves

Plant Surveys by Statistical Methods

Ato~c Wave Funct10n and Energies Vertical Velocity Fields

Neutron-Deuteron Scattering

C1~culat1on of the Atmosphere

Evaluat10n of Difference Diffusion Equation Eigenvalues for a Spheroidal Square Well Transient Response of Aircraft to He,at1ng

Self-cons1stent Calculation of Nuclear Density Guidance and Control

~ans1ents 1n D1st1llation Columns Counting'Structures of Relations Data Reduction for X-1. Fire Control Theory of Neutron Reactions

Scattering From Oxygen

. Translat10n Program tor the

Nem

Analys1s of· TWo story Steel Frame Building APW as Appl1ed to Face- and Body-Centered Iron WWI -1103 Translation Program

Horizontal Stab1lizer Analysis

Dynamic AnalYSiS ot anAirc~~t I~t~r~eptor

Ionosphere Computation

EnerSl'" Levels of Diatomic Hydr1des'

.pag,e 2

96.4 4.9 36.4.

2.9

95.1.

3.0

1.4.5

27.8 33.4 23.5

44.5.

50.6 37.8

~5.8

9.0 66.5

1.9.'6

76.5

26.2 1.7.0

1.5.5 55.0

4.3

86.4

39.8 96.5 48.6·

22.0

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DCL-7~

261 C.

263

c.

264

c.

265 'L.

266A~~

267 B.

270 B.

27:1. B.

272

t.

275

B.,

,276 B"N

277

c.

278

N.

282 B.

283 B.

284

c.

286

B.

288 N

289 U.

290 N.

, 297 B.

292 A.

293

c.

294 ~'.

Four1er Synthes1s for Crystal Structures Aircraft Pullup Fl1ght Path

Optimization of Alternator Control System

,Electron D1ffus1on 1n an Electromagnet1c F1eld Calculat10ns for ~he MIT Reactor

NCMM Turbine'Blade

Critical Mass Calculat10ns Beam Splitt1ng Technique General RaY-dist Solut1on

Buckl1ng of Shallow Elast1c Shells

Martens1t1c Transformat1on 1n Stainless Steel"

Horizontal Stab1l1ze~ Study

Energy Levels of Diatomic Hycw1des LiH Helicopter Blade Flapping Instab~l1ty

Information Handling in Task Groups ' GulfStrea:m Mot1on Forecast1ng

Responses 'ot the Human P1lot

Ato~c Wave Funct10ns

High-speed Laminar Boundary Layer Heat Transfer Polar1zab1l1ty Etfeets 1n Atoms and Moleeules Dynamic 'Buckl1ng

Course

6.535,,1955

Pract10e Rolling Bearings

Wind Tunnel Data Reduction

~.3· ~omputer T~e Statistics

The follow1ng 1ndlcates the dl~trlbutlon ot WWI t~e

allocated to the S and EO Group.

page

3

73.0

1.6 24.6 :1.21..4 :1.5:1..7

16.8 5.7 35.8

2.3

j.74.7 7.2 4:1..5,

56.5

:1.48.5 27.7 54.5

~76.S

28.2

34.4

11.5 3.1.

696.9 48.5

23.2

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DCL-:-78

Programs

Magnetic Drum Test Magnetic Tape Test Scope Calibration . PETR Test

Test Storage Check

Demonstrations (No.13l) Total Time Logged

D1v.

6

Conversions# Inter-run.

Operations, etc.

Total Time Assigned Usable T~e# Percentage

64

brs.

67

hrs.-

25.6 min.

58.6

min.

73.5 min.

20.9 min.

23.2 min.

5~4 m:tn;.

l4~2 min;.

4l.4·mi.n.

17 brs •. ' 3~;.3 min;.

85-brs.

1.7

min.

98.60/0

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