R. Fateman

Publications141
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Citations3,127
Highly Influential Citations119
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IEEE Standard for Floating-Point Arithmetic
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A System for Doing Mathematics by Computer.
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A Review of Mathematica
  • R. Fateman
  • Computer Science, Mathematics
  • J. Symb. Comput.
  • 1 May 1992
TLDR
The Mathematica computer system is reviewed from the perspective of its contributions to symbolic and algebraic computation, as well as its stated goals. Expand
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Branch cuts in computer algebra
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We propose a computer representation for branch cuts; we show how a complex expression's branch cuts can be mechanically computed, and how an expression with branch cuts may sometimes be algebraically simplified within each of its branches. Expand
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The MACSYMA system
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MACSYMA is a system for symbolic manipulation of algebraic expressions which is being developed at Project MAC, M.I.T. This paper discusses its philosophy, goals and current achievements. Expand
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Pessimal print: a reverse Turing test
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We exploit the gap in ability between human and machine vision systems to craft a family of automatic challenges that tell human andmachine users apart via graphical interfaces including Internet browsers. Expand
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An American National Standard- IEEE Standard for Binary Floating-Point Arithmetic
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Comparing the speed of programs for sparse polynomial multiplication
How should one design and implement a program for the multiplication of sparse polynomials? This is a simple question, necessarily addressed by the builders of any computer algebra system (CAS). To… Expand
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Progress in recognizing typeset mathematics
TLDR
Printed mathematics has a number of features which distinguish it from conventional text. Expand
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PessimalPrint: a reverse Turing test
TLDR
We exploit the gap in ability between human and Machine vision systems to craft a family of automatic challenges that tell human and machine users apart via graphical interfaces including Internet browsers. Expand
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