SAINT (Symbolic Automatic Integrator) by James Robert Slagle
The Ph.D. thesis work of James Robert Slagle. One of the earliest programs written in Lisp—along with the evaluator, the compiler, Rochester and Goldberg's symbolic electrical network impedance calculator, and Paul Abrahams's proof-checking thesis.
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** A heuristic program that solves symbolic integration problems in freshman calculus : symbolic automatic integrator (SAINT)
* Author(s)
Slagle, James R. (James Robert)
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* Advisor
Marvin Minsky.
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