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1965
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Jack Moshman:
Should ACM discontinue annual exhibits? Commun. ACM 8(3): 145 (1965)
1964
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Jack Moshman:
The Role of Computers in Election Night Broadcasting. Adv. Comput. 5: 1-21 (1964)
1958
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Jack Moshman:
The Application of Sequential Estimation to Computer Simulation and Monte Carlo Procedures. J. ACM 5(4): 343-352 (1958)
1954
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Jack Moshman:
The Generation of Pseudo-Random Numbers on a Decimal Calculator. J. ACM 1(2): 88-91 (1954)

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1963
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Jack Moshman, Jacob Johnson, Madalyn Larsen:
RAMPS: a technique for resource allocation and multi-project scheduling. AFIPS Spring Joint Computing Conference 1963: 17-27

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