David G. Watson (1934–2023)

David G . Korn , Stephen S . North , and

This paper introduces a large collection of reusable software components that AT&T is making available in an OpenSource form. This software has been widely used around the world and includes well-known components such as KornShell, Nmake, Graphviz, S o, Vmalloc and Cdt.

Delphic Semigroups by David G. Kendall

an array is said to converge to an element u when the ith marginal product converges to u\ an element is said to be infinitely divisible when it possesses a Jfeth root for each fee2. (A) There exists a continuous homomorphism A from the semigroup into the additive semigroup of nonnegative reals, such that A(u) = 0 if and only if u is the neutral element. (B) The set {u':u'\u} of factors of any ...

Reverse Watson-Crick G-G base pair in G-quadruplex formation.

A stable intermediate dimeric G-rich form as a precursor of tetrameric G-quadruplex structures has been detected via MALDI-TOF spectrometry. Molecular dynamics simulation offered detailed insights at the atomic level, assigning reverse Watson-Crick G-G base pairing (not Hoogsteen) in the G-rich dimer. In support of this, cisplatin formed a stable adduct by binding to the dimeric G-rich structur...

David G . Stork Solution Manual to accompany Pattern Classification

Explaining Watson

Our paper is actually two contributions in one. First, we argue that IBM’s Jeopardy! playing machine needs a formal semantics. We present several arguments as we discuss the system. We also situate the work in the broader context of contemporary AI. Our second point is that the work in this area might well be done as a broad collaborative project. Hence our “Blue Sky” contribution is a proposal...