Atmospheric Refraction

The Runge-Kutta FORTRAN programming and the computer graphics were done on an IBM 7094 computer and a CalComp plotter by Keith Stroyan for Junior Stein in August, 1967, in the Operations Research Group (ORG) headed by Dr. William Simpson, U.S. Naval Missile Center, Point Mugu, California . In summer, 1967, Keith Stroyan and Junior Stein shared an office at ORG . In fall, 1967, Keith Stroyan started graduate school in mathematics with a fellowship at Caltech., although his undergraduate degree was in physics. Junior Stein was a Ph.D. student in mathematics at UCLA. Any mistakes in the report are those of Junior Stein and not Keith Stroyan. Junior Stein is Ivie Stein Jr.
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Abstract/Description: The Runge-Kutta FORTRAN programming and the computer graphics were done on an IBM 7094 computer and a CalComp plotter by Keith Stroyan for Junior Stein in August, 1967, in the Operations Research Group (ORG) headed by Dr. William Simpson, U.S. Naval Missile Center, Point Mugu, California . In summer, 1967, Keith Stroyan and Junior Stein shared an office at ORG . In fall, 1967, Keith Stroyan started graduate school in mathematics with a fellowship at Caltech., although his undergraduate degree was in physics. Junior Stein was a Ph.D. student in mathematics at UCLA. Any mistakes in the report are those of Junior Stein and not Keith Stroyan. Junior Stein is Ivie Stein Jr.
Subject(s): mathematics
Date Issued: 1967-10
Title: Atmospheric Refraction: .
Name(s): Stein, Ivie J., author
Type of Resource: text
Genre: informal note
Date Issued: 1967-10
Publisher: Operations Research Group, U.S. Naval Missile Center, Point Mugu, California
Physical Form: application/pdf
Extent: 47 p.
Abstract/Description: The Runge-Kutta FORTRAN programming and the computer graphics were done on an IBM 7094 computer and a CalComp plotter by Keith Stroyan for Junior Stein in August, 1967, in the Operations Research Group (ORG) headed by Dr. William Simpson, U.S. Naval Missile Center, Point Mugu, California . In summer, 1967, Keith Stroyan and Junior Stein shared an office at ORG . In fall, 1967, Keith Stroyan started graduate school in mathematics with a fellowship at Caltech., although his undergraduate degree was in physics. Junior Stein was a Ph.D. student in mathematics at UCLA. Any mistakes in the report are those of Junior Stein and not Keith Stroyan. Junior Stein is Ivie Stein Jr.
Identifier(s): stein-1967-atmospheric-refraction (IID)
Subject(s): mathematics
Held by: The University of Toledo
Location: University of Toledo Digital Repository
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