Maurice Wilkes

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According to Wikipedia, Sir Maurice Vincent Wilkes was an English computer scientist who designed and helped build the Electronic Delay Storage Automatic Calculator , one of the earliest stored program computers, and who invented microprogramming, a method for using stored-program logic to operate the control unit of a central processing unit's circuits. At the time of his death, Wilkes was an Emeritus Professor at the University of Cambridge.

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Maurice Wilkes's Published Works

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The Art of Computer Programming, Volume 3, Sorting and Searching (1974) (1755)
The Cambridge CAP computer and its operating system (Operating and programming systems series) (1979) (193)
The preparation of programs for an electronic digital computer (1958) (166)
Slave Memories and Dynamic Storage Allocation (1965) (131)
The best way to design an automatic calculating machine (1981) (124)
Memoirs of a Computer Pioneer (1985) (121)
The memory gap and the future of high performance memories (2001) (112)
Time-sharing computer systems (1968) (112)
Micro-programming and the design of the control circuits in an electronic digital computer (1953) (107)
Oscillations of the earth's atmosphere (1949) (103)
The Growth of Interest in Microprogramming: A Literature Survey (1969) (90)
Can Machines Think? (1953) (78)
The memory wall and the CMOS end-point (1995) (52)
The Cambridge Model Distributed System (1980) (45)
Computers Then and Now (1968) (44)
Automatic Digital Computers (1958) (44)
Atmospheric oscillations and the resonance theory (1947) (42)
Computer Design (1961) (39)
The preparation of programs for an electronic digital computer : with special reference to the EDSAC and the use of a library of subroutines (1982) (39)
A Table of Chapman's Grazing Incidence Integral Ch(x, χ) (1954) (38)
Further investigations of very long waves reflected from the ionosphere (1939) (36)
The Preparation of Programs for an Electronic Digital Computer (Charles Babbage Institute Reprint) (1958) (36)
An approximate functional equation for Dirichlet L-functions (1965) (35)
The EDSAC - an Electronic Calculating Machine (1949) (32)
Solution of Linear Algebraic Equations (1966) (31)
The design of the control unit of an electronic digital computer (1958) (30)
An Experiment with a Self-compiling Compiler for a Simple List-processing Language (1964) (28)
Babbage, Charles (2003) (26)
Computing Perspectives (1996) (25)
Experimental Investigations of Very Long Waves Reflected from the Ionosphere (1936) (24)
Artificial Intelligence as the year 2000 approaches (1992) (22)
The Dynamics of Paging (1973) (21)
Herschel, Peacock, Babbage and the development of the Cambridge curriculum (1990) (20)
On preserving the integrity of data bases (1972) (20)
Hardware support for memory protection: Capability implementations (1982) (20)
Babbage as a computer pioneer (1977) (19)
Some proposals for improving the efficiency of ALGOL 60 (1961) (18)
The use of a ‘floating address’ system for orders in an automatic digital computer (1953) (18)
The outer and inner syntax of a programming language (1968) (17)
Programme Design for a High-Speed Automatic Calculating Machine (1949) (16)
The design of multiple-access computer systems (1967) (16)
A Short Introduction to Numerical Analysis (1966) (15)
The solar and luni-solar harmonic components of geomagnetic variation at San Fernando (1962) (14)
When Good Software Goes Bad The Surprising Durability of an Ephemeral Technology (2016) (13)
The design of a small differential analyser (1939) (13)
Electronic Calculating-Machine Development in Cambridge (1949) (12)
The solution of algebraic equations on the EDSAC (1952) (12)
Software Engineering and Structured Programming (1976) (11)
Computing perspectives: it's software now (1990) (11)
Lists and why they are useful (1964) (11)
The thermal excitation of atmospheric oscillations (1951) (11)
The Impact of Wide-Band Local Area Communication Systems on Distributed Computing (1980) (10)
The EDSAC (Electronic Delay Storage Automatic Calculator) (1950) (10)
A Discussion on Computing Machines (1948) (10)
Constraint-type statements in programming languages (1964) (10)
Introductory speech (1959) (10)
Asymptotic expansions and converging factors IV. Confluent hypergeometric, parabolic cylinder, modified Bessel, and ordinary Bessel functions (1959) (9)
Charles Babbage and his calculating engines (1992) (9)
Revisiting computer security in the business world (1991) (9)
Domains of Protection and the Management of Processes (1974) (9)
The oblique reflexion of very long wireless waves from the ionosphere (1947) (8)
The use of a writable control memory in a multiprogramming environment (1972) (8)
Operating systems in a changing world (1994) (8)
How Babbage's dream came true (1975) (7)
Progress in High-Speed Calculating Machine Design (1949) (7)
The theory of reflexion of very long wireless waves from the ionosphere (1940) (7)
Early computer developments at Cambridge: The EDSAC (1975) (7)
The design of a practical high-speed computing machine. The EDSAC (1948) (7)
A programmer's utility filing system (1964) (7)
Pure and applied programming (1952) (6)
The Design of a Control Unit-Reflections on Reading Babbage's Notebooks (1981) (6)
The Second Decade of Computer Development (1958) (5)
Past, present and future of the computer field (1984) (5)
Keeping jump instructions out of the pipeline of a RISC-like computer (1983) (5)
Computer security in the business world (1991) (5)
Slave Memories and Segmentation (1971) (5)
The CMOS end-point and related topics in computing (1996) (5)
Automatic load adjustment in time-sharing systems (1971) (5)
Theoretical ionization curves for the E region (1939) (5)
The EDSAC computer (1951) (4)
Abstracts of Current Computer Literature (1965) (4)
Software and the Programmer (1995) (4)
Early Programming Developments in Cambridge (1980) (4)
Arithmetic on the EDSAC MAURICE V (1997) (4)
A Revisionist Account of Early Language Development (1998) (4)
Technology drive (1996) (4)
Chambers's Six-Figure Mathematical Tables (1949) (4)
Security Management and Protection - A Personal Approach (1984) (4)
Beyond Today's Computers (1977) (4)
The cambridge multiple‐access system in retrospect (1973) (4)
World‐wide oscillations in the earth's atmosphere (1952) (4)
Could it have been predicted? (1991) (4)
Differential analyzer (2003) (3)
Challenges for Processor Designers (1997) (3)
The Design of Multiple-Access Computer Systems: Part 2 (1968) (3)
The long-term future of operating systems' (1992) (3)
Automatic Computing (1950) (3)
Computing perspectives: software and the programmer (1991) (3)
Self-Repairing Computers (1961) (3)
The Lure of Parallelism and Its Problems (1995) (3)
Charles Babbage—the great uncle of computing? (1992) (3)
A new hardware capability architecture (1980) (3)
Associative tabular data structures (1971) (3)
Size, power, and speed (Keynote Address) (1983) (3)
A theory of the performance of radar on ship targets (1947) (3)
Ten years and more of micro-programming (1977) (3)
The EDSAC: Origins and Design Decisions (1994) (3)
Oscillations of the earth’s atmosphere with allowance for the variation of temperature with latitude (1963) (3)
Computing prespectives (1990) (3)
A magnetic-tape auxiliary storage system for the Edsac (1956) (3)
The cogwheel brain: charles babbage and the quest to build the first computer [Book Review] (2000) (2)
Babbage's Expectations for his Engines (1991) (2)
Pray Mr. Babbage-A character study in dramatic form (1991) (2)
Keynote address - the processor instruction set (1982) (2)
Data Transmission and the New Outlook for the Computer Field (1961) (2)
Sir Edward Appleton and early ionosphere research (1997) (2)
High Performance Memory Systems (2001) (2)
Elimination of waiting time in automatic computers with delay-type stores (1954) (2)
The case for a new approach to operating systems for personal computers and work stations (1992) (2)
The collapsed LAN: a solution to a bandwidth problem? (1997) (2)
Charles Babbage and his world (2002) (2)
Historical perspectives: computer architecture (1972) (2)
Arithmetic on the EDSAC (1996) (2)
Computing perspectives: the rise of the VLSI processor (1990) (2)
What I remember of the ENIAC (2006) (2)
Computers before silicon-design decisions on Edsac (1990) (2)
On the second-order correction terms to values of gravity measured at sea (1952) (2)
The Coming of Multiple-Access Computers (1967) (2)
From Fortran and Algol to object-oriented languages (1993) (2)
The Bandwidth Famine. (1990) (2)
Tom Kilburn CBE FREng. 11 August 1921 – 17 January 2001 (2003) (2)
Size, Power, and Speed (1983) (1)
The Agebraic Eigenvalue Problem (1966) (1)
Introduction to "Babbage's analytical engine plans 28 and 28a - the programmer's interface" by Allan Bromley (2000) (1)
It's All Software Now. (1995) (1)
The associative languageal-1 (1972) (1)
John Pinkerton and Lyons Electronic Office (2001) (1)
The British Association Mathematical Tables Committee (1990) (1)
Forecasting the future: Developments in computers (1970) (1)
Editorial – The Maturing of VLSI – and its Consequences for the Computer Industry (1991) (1)
A perspective on computer progress in the last five years (1990) (1)
Prof. D. R. Hartree, F.R.S. (1958) (1)
Minicomputers, main frames, and distributed systems (Keynote Address) (1978) (1)
Computers into the 1980s (1980) (1)
A tribute to Presper Eckert (1995) (1)
The use of the edsac for mathematical computation (1950) (1)
The pinkerton lecture (2001) (1)
The past and future development of personal computers (1988) (1)
Empiric: a sketch of a programming language designed to facilitate a fine grain of protection (1986) (1)
Roger Michael Needham CBE FREng. 9 February 1935 – 1 March 2003 (2004) (1)
Achievements and Challenges in VLSI Processor Design (1995) (1)
Online time sharing - a very big step forward (1965) (1)
Digital computers and how they may help the engineer (1956) (1)
Computers then and now—part 2 (1996) (1)
Solution of linear algebraic and differential equations by the long-division algorithm (1956) (1)
Note on "A Method for Computing Certain Inverse Functions" (1957) (1)
Panel on Priority Problems in Computer Systems (1962) (1)
Auxiliary storage on magnetic tape in EDSAC 2 (1961) (1)
Microprogramming (1958) (0)
Atmospheric Oscillations (1949) (0)
Software and Industrial Research (1995) (0)
Two-Level Controlled Parallel Reconfigurable Architecture (2017) (0)
Correspondence with M.V. Wilkes (University Mathematical Laboratory, Cambridge) (2011) (0)
Maurice Wilkes - an after dinner talk on Alan Turing, 1997 (2009) (0)
The application of microprocessors to main frame design (1977) (0)
A half century of surprises (1999) (0)
ESSAY TWELVE – Artificial Intelligence as the Year 2000 Approaches (1995) (0)
Recollections of early vacuum tube circuits (2005) (0)
Automatic digital calculators. By A. D. Booth and K. H. V. London (Butterworth), 1953. Pp. vii. 230; Figs., plates (1954) (0)
Computer Security in the Business World—Distributed Systems (1995) (0)
Biographies (2003) (0)
A Short Introduction to Numerical Analysis: The role of Numerical Analysis in Science and Engineering (1966) (0)
The Clifford Paterson Lecture, 1990 Progress and research in the computer industry (1991) (0)
ESSAY TEN – From FORTRAN and ALGOL to Object-Oriented Languages (1995) (0)
Talk on Alan Turing by Maurice Wilkes (2009) (0)
A view from overseas (1999) (0)
ESSAY ELEVEN – Operating Systems in a Changing World (1995) (0)
Digital computers, history of (2003) (0)
Region formation in the ionosphere according to an attachment theory (1940) (0)
Introduction to Session on Magnetic Tape; Input, Output and Auxiliary Storage (1956) (0)
Babbage's Dream in Action (1964) (0)
Microprogrammable Computer Architectures (1978) (0)
(pp. 89–105) different forms of judgement with respect to different types of universality and demonstrates how forms of judgement achieve closure by giving rise (2008) (0)
Numerical Integration and Differentiation (1966) (0)
[Book Reviews] (1961) (0)
MC-25 informatica symposium : [symposium on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the Mathematical Centre, Amsterdam, 06-07.01.1972] (1971) (0)
CMOS Workstations and Servers — How Far Can Evolution and Innovation Take Us ? (1998) (0)
High Performance Processor Chips (2007) (0)
Computer Networks and the Bandwidth Famine (1995) (0)
Review: Book Review (1961) (0)
Computer control unit (1958) (0)
John W. Mauchly (1980) (0)
The ubiquitous Mr Babbage (1995) (0)
Computer Security in Business World—Time-Sharing Systems (1995) (0)
Problems Reducible to Simultaneous Equations (1966) (0)
The Development of the Stored Program Computer (1995) (0)
Ultrasonic memory (2003) (0)
Introductory lecture on special aspects of logical design (1959) (0)
Computers for Specialized Application Areas (2004) (0)
Advances in computers, Vol. 10, Eds.: F. L. Alt and M. Rubinoff, Guest Ed.: W. Freiberger, Academic Press, New York, 1971. No. of pages: 313. Price: £6.75 (1972) (0)
Oscillations of the atmosphere (1950) (0)
A method of solving second order simultaneous linear differential equations using the mallock machine (1940) (0)
Hartree, Douglas R. (2003) (0)
The Beginnings of Electronic Computers (1995) (0)
Data base management, infotech state of the art report 15, Ed. C. Boon and C. J. Bunyan, Infortech Information, Maidenhead, Berks, England, 1973. No. of pages: 665. Price: £ 40 (1974) (0)
The RISC Movement in Processor Architecture (1995) (0)
ACM SIGOPS European workshop 1988: position paper (1988) (0)
Computer perspectives: the bandwidth famine (1990) (0)
Bucking the trend (1999) (0)
The design of high-speed photo-electric tape readers (1959) (0)
Computers Advance (1967) (0)
ESSAY ONE – Charles Babbage—The Great Uncle of Computing (1995) (0)
Graduate Students (2006) (0)
[Book Reviews] (1953) (0)
User-driven innovation: the world's first business computer (1996) (0)
D.C. Analogue Computers (1953) (0)
The future of small systems (Distinguished Panel) (1978) (0)
Discussion of plans, projects, and general ideas (1989) (0)
Data base systems, Infotech State of the art Report, Infotech Information Ltd., Maidenhead, 1975. No. of pages: 722. Price: £60 (1976) (0)
Networks, Email, and FAX (1990) (0)
Software Engineering and Structured Programming (Abstract) (1976) (0)
MOORE’S LAW AND THE FUTURE by Maurice.V.Wilkes (2002) (0)
Note on “A Method for Computing Certain Inverse Functions” [MR0083821] (1957) (0)
Light amplifiers and solitons (1993) (0)
Book Review (1962) (0)
ESSAY SIXTEEN – Light Amplifiers and Solitons (1995) (0)
The impediments to technological advancement imposed by the laws of physics (1997) (0)
Experience with marginal checking and automatic routing of the EDSAC (1989) (0)
Email and Its Competitors (1995) (0)
Book Review: The Agebraic Eigenvalue Problem, by J. H. Wilkinson, 1965; 662 pages (1966) (0)
Personal Computers and Workstations (1995) (0)
[Book Reviews] (1953) (0)

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