7339 Dennis Ritchie: Reflections on software research.
Comm. ACM August 1984, 758-760. [8214]

7836 Barry Cipra: Error-correcting code keeps quantum computers on track.
Science 12 April 1996, 199. [8214]

7843 Artur Ekert: What is quantum cryptography?
Internet, ca. 1995, 3p. [8214]

7833 Gilles Brassard: The impending demise of RSA?
Internet 1995, 4p. [8214]

7832 Peter Shor: Polynomial-time algorithms for prime factorization
and discrete logarithms on a quantum computer. Internet 1995, 26p. [8214]

7831 Samuel Braunstein: Quantum computation - a tutorial.
Internet, ca. 1995, HTML-Text. [8214]

7830 Peter Shor: Algorithms for quantum computation. Discrete logarithms
and factoring. Proc. 35th Annual Symp. Found. Computer Science,
Santa Fe 1994, IEEE Computer Soc. Press 1994, 124-134. [8214]

8082 Giorgio Meini: Il colore nelle immagini.
Computer Programming Giugno 1996, 61-78. [8214]

7472 Lynda Hardman/Dick Bulterman/Guido van Rossum: The Amsterdam hypermedia
model. Extending hypertext to support real multimedia.
CWI Report CS-R9306 (1993). [8214]

Computer + fotografia.

7840 Luc Steels: The artificial life roots of artificial intelligence.
Internet 1993, 87p. [8214]

7842 Luc Steels: Building agents out of autonomous behaviour systems.
Internet 1994, 12p. [8214]

7841 Luc Steels: Intelligence - dynamics and representations.
Internet, ca. 1995, 18p. [8214]

7827 Daniel Dreilinger/Adele Howe: An information gathering agent for
querying web search engines. Internet 1996, 18p. [8214]

7926 Eric Freeman/David Gelernter: Lifestreams. A storage model for
personal data. Internet, ca. 1996, 7p.
Lifestreams uses a time-ordered stream as a storage model and stream filters
to organize, locate, summarize and monitor incoming information. Together,
streams and filters provide a unified framework that subsumes many
separate desktop applications to accomplish and handle personal communication,
scheduling, and search and retrieval tasks. Lifestream is based on the
following observations: Storage should be transparent; directories are
inadequate as an organizing device; archiving should be automatic;
the system should provide sophisticated logic for summarizing or compressing
a large group of related documents of which the user wants a concise overview;
computers should make reminding convenient; personal data should be accessible
anywhere and compatibility should be automatic. [8214]

7489 Peter Lang: Entwicklung eines Workflow-Systems auf Basis eines
aktiven objektorientierten Datenbanksystems. Diplomarbeit, Linz 1995. [8214]

7490 Werner Kurschl: Verteilte Informationssysteme in der
Institutionsorganisation. Diplomarbeit, Linz 1994. [7490]
Verteilte Informationssysteme wie World-Wide Web (WWW) erlauben via Internet
einen massiven Austausch von Informationen. Die Offenheit des WWW gegenueber
neuen Medien und Techniken in Verbindung mit einer einfachen Benutzer-
schnittstelle ergeben ein sehr komfortables System. Die moeglichen Einsatz-
bereiche dieses Systems sind zum gegenwaertigen Zeitpunkt sicher nicht
vollstaendig bekannt und erforscht. Ziel dieser Diplomarbeit ist der Versuch,
WWW in der Organisation eines universitaeren Institutes einzusetzen.

7361 Michael Will: Linux PCI-Howto. Internet 1994. [8214]