ISR11 Design Criteria for Automatic Information Systems chapter M. E. Lesk G. Salton Harvard University Gerard Salton Use, reproduction, or publication, in whole or in part, is permitted for any purpose of the United States Government. ANSWERS TO REQUESTS FUR DOCUMENTS ON SPECIFIED TOPICS SEPTEM8ER ze1 Ig[OCRerr]4 PAGE 83 CURRENT REQUEST - eLIST DIFFERNTL EQ NUMERICAL DIGITAL SOLN OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIO[OCRerr] R[OCRerr]QUE[OCRerr]T eLIST DIFFERNTL EQ NUMERICAL DIGITAL SOLN OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS GIVE ALGORITHMS USEFUL FOR THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS AND PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS ON DIGITAL COMPUTERS . EVALUATE THE VA[OCRerr]IOUS INTEGRATION PROCEDURES (E.G. RUNGE-- KUTTA, MILNE-S N&THOD[OCRerr] WITH RkSPFCT TO ACCURACY, STAUILITY, AND SPEED AN[OCRerr]WER CORRELA[OCRerr] ION 3[OCRerr]4STAUILITY 0.6615 IDENTIFICATION STA[OCRerr]XLITY OF NUP'ERICAL SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS W. E. PIILNE AND R. R. REYNOLDS (OREGON STATE COLLEGE) J. ASSaC. FOR COMPUTING MACH. VOL 6 PP I[OCRerr][OCRerr]-2O3 (APRIL, 1959) AN[OCRerr]WER CORRL-LAT ION IDENTIFICATION 36OSIMULATI[OCRerr] 0. sisa SIMULATING SECOND-ORDER EQUATIONS D. G. CHADWICK (UTAH STATE UNIV.) ELECTRONICS VOL 32 P [OCRerr]4 (MARCH [OCRerr], 19[OCRerr]9) A[OCRerr]SWER CORRELA [OCRerr]ION IDENTIFICATION 2OOSOLUT ION *[OCRerr].5663 SOLUTION OF ALGEURAIC AND TRANSCENDENTAL EQUATIONS ON AN AUTOMAT DIGITAL COMPUTF.R G.N. LANCE (UNIV. OF SOUTHAMPTON) J. ASSOC. F[OCRerr]R CCMPUTING MACH., VOL 6, PP 91-101, JAN., l9S9 EXCERPT FROM LONG FORM OUTPUT (REGULAR THESAURUS) Fig. 3