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Technical Report Resources - HELP PLEASE!
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Author: Douglas Meyer
Date: Wed, 30 Sep 1992 14:18
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I'm definitely a frustrated researcher here, trying to investigate
current work in parallel architecture with a very, very poorly equiped
technical library.

I need to find out how I can get a hold of technical reports from
research centers at such places as Stanford (DASH), MIT, Princeton,
etc., etc., etc.  It used to be that Cal Tech, for example, sent out
technical reports with order forms and listings of all their latest
publications... but that doesn't seem to be the case.  U. of
Wisconsin, I've been told, has an ftp site where you can get all their
papers in postscript format.  

So basically, folks, I'm wanting to load up our (my) library with the
last year or so of internal reports, technical reports, research
papers, etc. from the main centers working on parallel and massively
parallel computing machinery.  And hopefully, at the same time, I can
get on some of these places "mailing lists" so that we can get a
steady stream of this stuff.

Can I get some help from all of you, please:

names,
addresses,
phone #s,
E-mail addresses,
ftp sites,
anything else.

Thanks so much!!

--
Douglas Brent Meyer
Research Assistant
Engineering Research Center for Computational Field Simulation
Box 6176
Mississippi State, MS  39759
                                    "In short, there are three things
Office: (601)-325-2477               that last:  faith, hope and love; 
FAX:    (601)-325-7692               and the greatest of these is love."

E-Mail Address:  dougger@erc.msstate.edu




  
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