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Non-symmetrical two dimensional scattering program

Computer program, 2DSCAT, solves integral equation for currents induced by electric or magnetic plane wave incident upon one or more conducting cylinders. Subroutine, FIELD, assumes that an incident wave is perpendicular to the cylindrical surface. Restrictions on this program are given.

Hatfield, J.↗

An integrator design

Integrator design to provide subroutines for numerical solution of ordinary differential equations

Krogh, F. T.↗

Wishart variate generators

Subroutine WSHRT for generating matrix of variances and covariances of Wishart distribution

Smith, W. B.↗

NTWO - A nitrogen-properties package

NTWO as FORTRAN 4 family of subroutines developed on 7094-7044 system for determining thermodynamic and transport properties of nitrogen

Hendricks, R. C.↗

Computer program for natural gas flow through nozzles

Subroutines, FORTRAN 4 type, were developed for calculating isentropic natural gas mass flow rate through nozzle. Thermodynamic functions covering compressibility, entropy, enthalpy, and specific heat are included.

Johnson, R. C.↗

Geometric field-line calculations

Procedure for calculating three components of vector field from spherical harmonic using either geocentric or geodetic coordinates as input and output is described. Three subroutines of computer program are explained. Program is written in FORTRAN for IBM 360 computer.

Stassinopoulos, E. G.↗

Computer Program and User Documentation Medical Data Input System

Several levels of documentation are presented for the program module of the NASA medical directorate minicomputer storage and retrieval system. The biomedical information system overview gives reasons for the development of the minicomputer storage and retrieval system. It briefly describes all of the program modules which constitute the system. A technical discussion oriented to the programmer is given. Each subroutine is described in enough detail to permit in-depth understanding of the routines and to facilitate program modifications. The program utilization section may be used as a users guide.

Anderson, J.↗