The electronic digital computer: the invention and the inventor.

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The electronic digital computer: the invention and the inventor.

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A typed, unpublished biographical work on John V. Atanasoff and his early contributions to the invention of the digital computer and the controversy over its patent.

26 p.

American Institute of Physics, Niels Bohr Library

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HART, PHILIP J.

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Born 1912. Married Olive Ellen Winterton, 1941. Career: taught physics and chemistry at Carbon College (Price, Utah), 1940-41; employed at Westinghouse Electronic Co. (Bloomfield, New Jersey), 1941-42; assistant and associate professor, Utah State University (Logan, Utah), 1942-56; Radiation Laboratory, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1944-45; Lockheed Missiles & Space Co. (Palo Alto, California), 1956-77. Retired, 1977. From the description of Philip J. Hart papers, 1932-...

Atanasoff, John V. John Vincent), 1903-

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