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ALTRAN

ALTRAN was a FORTRAN extension providing rational algebra, developed by W.S. Brown, at Bell Labs around 1968.
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2019
2019
Analysis of the effectiveness of M&A with a focus on the size of the operation.ALTRAN case study
1997
1997
Computer Package for Microscopic Spin Hamiltonian Analysis of the 3d4and 3d5(spin S = 2) Ions at Orthorhombic and Tetragonal Symmetry Sites
1986
1986
Computers and structures: Non-numerical applications
Review
1981
Review
1981
ORTOCARTAN — A new computer program for analytic calculations in general relativity
This paper is meant to announce the appearance of a new computer program for symbolic calculations in general relativity, named… 
1975
1975
A brief description of Altran
This paper contains a summary of the Altran (Algebraic Translator) language and system for performing symbolic computations on… 
1975
1975
ALTRAN solution to problem #8
In SIGSAM Problem #8 [1], we are interested in the power series expansion of Hn (t) defined by the recurrence relation:[EQUATION] 
Review
1975
Review
1975
A new look at ALTRAN
This paper presents an overview of the principal characteristics of the ALTRAN language and system for symbolic algebra… 
1974
1974
ALTRAN programs for SIGSAM problem #6
In [1], it is suggested that an algebraic manipulation system be used to gain some insight into the following problem:[EQUATION] 
1974
1974
Factored rational expressions in ALTRAN
In this paper we present detailed algorithms for the basic arithmetic operations on symbolic rational expressions represented by… 
Review
1971
Review
1971
The ALTRAN system for rational function manipulation - a survey
ALTRAN is a complete system for writing programs for the formal manipulation of rational functions in several variables with… 
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