Author: Peter Wegner
Publication Overview
Publication period start: 2006
Number of co-authors: 22
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Publications
Wegner,
Peter,
Goldin,
Dina Q.
(2006):
Principles of problem solving.
In
Communications of the ACM,
49
(7)
pp. 27-29.
https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/1139942
Wegner,
Peter,
Goldin,
Dina Q.
(2003):
Computation beyond turing machines.
In
Communications of the ACM,
46
(4)
pp. 100-102.
https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/641205.641235
Wegner,
Peter
(1997):
Why interaction is more powerful than algorithms.
In
Communications of the ACM,
40
(5)
pp. 0-91.
https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/253769.253801
Adam,
Nabil R.,
Awerbuch,
Baruch,
Slonim,
Jacob,
Wegner,
Peter,
Yesha,
Yelena
(1997):
Globalizing Business, Education, Culture Through the Internet.
In
Communications of the ACM,
40
(2)
pp. 115-121.
El-Rewini,
Hesham,
Hamilton,
Scott,
Shan,
Yen-Ping,
Earle,
Ralph,
McGaughey,
Skip,
Helal,
Abdelsalam,
Badrachalam,
Ravi,
Chien,
Andrew A.,
Grimshaw,
Andrew S.,
Lee,
Byung Suk,
Wade,
Andrew E.,
Morse,
Dave,
Elmagarmid,
Ahmed K.,
Pitoura,
Evaggelia,
Binder,
Robert V.,
Wegner,
Peter
(1995):
Object Technology: A Virtual Roundtable.
In
IEEE Computer,
28
(10)
pp. 58-72.
Wegner,
Peter
(1992):
Dimensiona of Object-Oriented Modeling.
In
IEEE Computer,
25
(10)
pp. 12-20.
Wiederhold,
Gio,
Wegner,
Peter,
Ceri,
Stefano
(1992):
Toward Megaprogramming.
In
Communications of the ACM,
35
(11)
pp. 89-99.
Wegner,
Peter
(1981):
Self-Assessment Procedure VIII: A Self-Assessment Procedure Dealing with the Programming L.
In
Communications of the ACM,
24
(10)
pp. 647-678.
Wegner,
Peter
(1962):
Priority assignment in a time-shared computer installation.
In
Communications of the ACM,
5
(2)
pp. 95.
https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/366792.366799
Wegner,
Peter
(1962):
Communications between independently translated blocks.
In
Communications of the ACM,
5
(7)
pp. 376-381.
https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/368273.368279
Wegner,
Peter
(1960):
A technique for counting ones in a binary computer.
In
Communications of the ACM,
3
(5)
pp. 322.
https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/367236.367286