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Algol □しろいしかく Animation □しろいしかく Astrophysics □しろいしかく Biology □しろいしかく Compiler-Compiler (CC) □しろいしかく Non-numeric applications □しろいしかく Crystallography □しろいしかく Engineering □しろいしかく Graphics □しろいしかく FORTRAN/Hartran □しろいしかく Information retrieval □しろいしかく Microdensitometer service □しろいしかく Number theory and mathematics □しろいしかく Physics □しろいしかく Quantum chemistry (QC) □しろいしかく Satellite data processing □しろいしかく Applied maths and statistics □しろいしかく Weather forecasting

Further reading ⇓

□しろいしかく Overview
□しろいしかく Pattern generation for FE techniques
□しろいしかく Dynamics of hovertrain tracks
□しろいしかく Scaffold towers under vertical loading
□しろいしかく Finite Element symposium (1974)

Engineering

Engineering was not a major user of Atlas early on but this gradually increased until by the time the Atlas Computer laboratory merged with the Rutherford Laboratory it was a significant user. So much so that the new Interactive Computing Facility launched in 1975 was aimed at the University Engineering sector.

From 26-28 March, 1974, a Finite Element Symposium was organised at Cosener's House by Jean Crow (later Jean Nunn-Price). with 15 papers being presented. Jean was also responsible for organising the production of the Finite Elements computer animation film.

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