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UNIVAC 1103

Known as: ERA 1103, UNIVAC 1103A, UNIVAC 1104 
The UNIVAC 1103 or ERA 1103, a successor to the UNIVAC 1101, was a computer system designed by Engineering Research Associates and built by the… 
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36-bitAN/USQ-20Drum memoryFixed-point arithmetic

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1962
1962
Initial experience with an operating multiprogramming system
The Lewis Research Center has been using various forms and degrees of program simultaneity in the operation of its modified… 
1961
1961
A computational approach to the four-color problem
Introduction. The problem of coloring a map on a sphere with four colors was shown by Heawood [3] in 1898 to be equivalent to the… 
1959
1959
Error analysis in floating point arithmetic
With the advent of such high-speed computing systems as the IBM 704 arrd the Sperry-Rand UNIVAC Scientific l103A, arrd lower… 
1959
1959
Letters to the editor
At the last meeting of the USE Organization (USE is the ('set' Organization of Remington Rand Univac Scientific [nstalhttions… 
1957
1957
A System for General-Purpose Analog-Digital Computation
Concerning the age-old argument on the relative merits of analog and digital computation, it has been said that the true future… 
1956
1956
An Integrated Computation System for the ERA-1103
The development of faster, more capacious, and more expensive computers has brought with it larger programnfing staffs, more… 
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