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David J. Wheeler

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affiliation: University of Cambridge, UK
award (1985): Computer Pioneer Award

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1990 – 1999

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1994
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David J. Wheeler, Roger M. Needham:
TEA, a Tiny Encryption Algorithm. FSE 1994: 363-366
1993
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David J. Wheeler:
A Bulk Data Encription Algorithm. FSE 1993: 127-134
1992
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David J. Wheeler:
The EDSAC Programming Systems. IEEE Ann. Hist. Comput. 14(4): 34-40 (1992)
1990
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Li Gong, David J. Wheeler:
A Matrix Key-Distribution Scheme. J. Cryptol. 2(1): 51-59 (1990)

1980 – 1989

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1987
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David J. Wheeler:
Programmed computing at the Universities of Cambridge and Illinois in the early fifties. HSNC 1987: 53-58

1970 – 1979

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1979
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Andrew Hopper, David J. Wheeler:
Binary Routing Networks. IEEE Trans. Computers 28(10): 609-703 (1979)
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Andy Hopper, David J. Wheeler:
Maintenance of Ring Communication Systems. IEEE Trans. Commun. 27(4): 760-761 (1979)
1971
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David J. Wheeler:
The Limits of the Complexity of Computer Systems. IFIP Congress (1) 1971: 541-544

1950 – 1959

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1959
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David J. Wheeler:
Note on the Runge-Kutta Method of Integrating Ordinary Differential Equations. Comput. J. 2(1): 23 (1959)
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David J. Wheeler, H. P. F. Swinnerton-Dyer:
Letter to the Editor on "A Method for Transposing a Matrix". J. ACM 6(2): 305 (1959)
1952
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David J. Wheeler:
The use of sub-routines in programmes. ACM National Meeting (Pittsburgh) 1952: 235-236

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