Research Memoranda

The Research Memorandum was a product of the RAND Corporation from 1948 to 1973 that represented working papers meant to report current results of RAND research to appropriate audiences.

1949

A Three-Move Game with Imperfect Communication

Total Reconnaissance with Total Countermeasures: Simplified Model

An Upper Limit to Cycle-Length in a Sequence of Digit Groups

The warning of target populations in air war.

1948

Aerodynamics of Spheres

Bremsstrahlung correction to transmission of gamma rays through thick media

A circular probability grid

The Concept of Military Worth

A Differential Equation with Random Shocks.

Effects of Source and Shadow Shield Geometry on the Scattering of Gamma Rays

Elastic scattering of neutrons

An elucidation of Stone's solution for a slightly yawning supersonic cone

Evaluation of Materials in the Elasto-Plastic Range

Examination of some models of failure of equipment during operation

Games with Circular Symmetry

A Game Theoretic Study of the Tactics of Area Defense

Least-squares approximations by sums of separable functions

On the concept of utility and decision-making

Particle histories for plane slabs.

Preliminary analysis of effective polarization on gamma-ray transmission

Representation by Sums of Separable Functions

Representation by Sums of Separable Functions in n Dimensions

A "semi-Poisson" distribution

Some examples of games with continuous payoff functions

Soviet and American Economic Power During the Next Decade

A Statistical Theory of Target Detection by Pulsed Radar: Mathematical Appendix

Tables of dynamic pressure

Tests of the Randomness of Digits

Two Theorems Concerning Solutions for Games with Continua of Strategies

Ville's Example of a Game Without a Strategic Saddle-Point

1947

Combat between heterogeneous forces

An Experiment in Estimation.

The Location of the Maximum of a Function of Two Independent Variables When the Dependent and Independent Variables are Measured Without Error

Maximizing z=z(x,y) when z is known exactly only for certain values of one or both independent variables

Medical and biological aspects of nuclear energy

A Note on the Lanchester Equations

R-7.2 maximization of a function [phi] (X,Y,Z)

Randomness.

A Second Note on the Lanchester Equations

A Statistical Theory of Target Detection by Pulsed Radar

Thermodynamic properties of metals

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