Soviet Cybernetics Technology—X

Bibliography of Literature Cited in 1964 Issues of the [Journal of Abstracts—Cybernetics].

Wade B. Holland

ResearchPublished 1968

A listing, by author, of all the publications of Soviet origin, or published in the Soviet Union, that were abstracted in the 1964 issues of the [Referativnyu zhurnal--Kibernetika], a monthly publication of the All-Union Institute of Scientific and Technical Information under the Academy of Sciences of the USSR. (The abstracts are not included.) The coverage reflects the extremely broad meaning of "cybernetics" in Russian: it is applied to mathematical and computational techniques and to all forms of information, communication, and control, including programmed instruction and neurophysiology. Works in seven languages are included. All entries have been translated into English. A complete citation is given under each author of a joint work. A list of 55 Soviet publishing houses and 185 titles of journals were extracted from the citations. A bibliography of RAND publications on soviet cybernetics and computer technology is appended. 303 pp.

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Holland, Wade B., Soviet Cybernetics Technology—X: Bibliography of Literature Cited in 1964 Issues of the [Journal of Abstracts—Cybernetics]. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 1968. https://www.rand.org/pubs/research_memoranda/RM5587.html.
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