Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Quine–McCluskey algorithm" in English language version.
[...] this method was known to Peirce and his students [...] It is mentioned at several places in Studies in Logic, by members of the Johns Hopkins University, 1883 [...](ii+60 pages)
[...] 1955 wurde das Verfahren auf die bequemere dezimale Schreibweise umgestellt (P. W. Abraham und I. G. Nordahl in [Caldwell]). [...](NB. A second edition 1973 exists as well.)
{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: ignored ISBN errors (link) (519 pages) [5][...] The results of this paper are presented in the more readily available book by S. H. Caldwell [...]. In this book, the author gives credit to Mullin and Kellner for development of the manipulations with the decimal numbers.(1 page)
[...] The results of this paper are presented in the more readily available book by S. H. Caldwell [...]. In this book, the author gives credit to Mullin and Kellner for development of the manipulations with the decimal numbers.(1 page)
[...] It is a pleasure to record that this treatment is based on the work of two students during the period they were studying Switching Circuits at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. They discussed the method independently and then collaborated in preparing a class memorandum: P. W. Abraham and J. G. Nordahl [...](xviii+686 pages) (NB. For the first major treatise of the decimal method in this book, it is sometimes misleadingly known as "Caldwell's decimal tabulation".)
[...] The results of this paper are presented in the more readily available book by S. H. Caldwell [...]. In this book, the author gives credit to Mullin and Kellner for development of the manipulations with the decimal numbers.(1 page)
{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: ignored ISBN errors (link) (519 pages) [5][...] 1955 wurde das Verfahren auf die bequemere dezimale Schreibweise umgestellt (P. W. Abraham und I. G. Nordahl in [Caldwell]). [...](NB. A second edition 1973 exists as well.)