SIMULATION: Transactions of The Society for Modeling and Simulation International

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This unique two-day meeting conveyed much information about problem and facility management. I must apologize to the speakers as, in the interest of a more logical over-all organization of the ideas and for greater ease of future reference by you, my reader, I have concocted an omelette of their remarks rather than reporting them sunny-side-up. In addition, I have added some seasoning of my own, which I hope will help to blend the speakers' nourish ing ideas into a palatable offering of the best from the total art of simulation management.*

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Foote, D.D.

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Polstorff, Walter Krause

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Blechman, G.E.

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Warner, Homer R.

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Mitchell, E.E.L.; Marr, George R.

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Improvement in the versatility and reliability of an alog computing equipment has allowed a much broader view of potential applications in control problems. This paper summarizes some of the many applications and illustrates some especially new and unique programs that are now possible.