George Stibitz

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George Stibitz is affiliated with the following schools: Cornell University, Union College, New York, Denison University

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According to Wikipedia, George Robert Stibitz was a Bell Labs researcher internationally recognized as one of the fathers of the modern digital computer. He was known for his work in the 1930s and 1940s on the realization of Boolean logic digital circuits using electromechanical relays as the switching element.

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Mathematics and Computers (1958) (54)
On the Path of the Excitation Wave in Atrial Flutter (1968) (44)
Three-dimensional reconstruction of the basket cell of the human motor cortex. (1974) (37)
Distribution of the apical dendritic spines of the layer V pyramidal cells of the hamster neocortex. (1968) (37)
Spine distribution of the layer V pyramidal cell in man: a cortical model. (1969) (24)
Binding of iophenoxate and iopanoate to human serum albumin. (1978) (19)
Studies of impedance in cardiac tissue using sucrose gap and computer techniques. II. Circuit simulation of passive electrical properties and cell-to-cell transmission. (1974) (13)
Calculating diffusion in biological systems by random walks with special reference to gases diffusion in the lung. (1969) (13)
ON THE VELOCITY OF SOUND. (1927) (12)
Renal excretion by non-ionic diffusion: the nature of the disequilibrium. (1975) (10)
The first computers. (1966) (10)
Rates of solute absorption from tissue depots: Theoretical considerations (2004) (8)
The diffusive conductance of slits between endothelial cells in muscle capillaries. (1977) (8)
A computer method for the acquisition and analysis of patch-clamp single-channel currents (1987) (7)
A mathematical model of the urethra. (1965) (7)
Competition for binding to multiple sites of human serum albumin for cholecystographic agents and sulfobromophthalein. (1978) (7)
Studies of impedance in cardiac tissue using sucrose gap and computer techniques. I. The influence of sucrose and oil as insulating media. (1973) (5)
Bistable mathematical and mechanical models related to the urethra (1967) (4)
A model of diffusion in the respiratory unit. (1973) (4)
A computer technique for intracavitary radium dosimetry. (1967) (3)
Substance uptake in variable systems with special reference to the use of the Fick equation. (1966) (3)
ON THE VELOCITY OF SOUND. (3)
Automatic Computing Machinery (1982) (3)
Should Automatic Computers be Large or Small (1947) (2)
Film Slide Rule (1947) (2)
A Note on "Is" and "Might Be" in Computers (1950) (2)
Indirect Determination of Microelectrode Geometry (1977) (2)
E.G. Andrews, 1898-l980 (1982) (2)
Digital Computer Programming and Mathematics and Computers (1957) (1)
A model and computer program for biological networks. (1968) (1)
An Application of Number Theory to Gear Ratios (1938) (1)
Model of urethra under uniform circumferential tension (1967) (1)
Electric Root-finder (1948) (1)
Transmural impedance measurements in an insect myocardium (1978) (0)
Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) Annual Meeting interview: August 30, 1967 (1999) (0)
Indirect Measurement of Intracellular Conductivity (1977) (0)
UFO's: Dimensions and Speed (1967) (0)
LXIX. Potentials in curved surfaces (1938) (0)
A mathematical model of the passive properties of bladder muscle (1968) (0)
A model for the actin-myosin bridge in striated muscle (1969) (0)
Random gate computer for in-line biomedical applications. (1968) (0)
Vibrations of a Non-Planar Membrane (1930) (0)
A Manual of Operation for the Automatic Sequence Controlled Calculator. (1947) (0)
Computer-aided stereotach. (1969) (0)

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