The ICL Computer Museum

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Sir Maurice Vincent Wilkes at the side of the EDSAC machine 1948/9

(Electronic Delay Storage Automatic Calculator)

Introduction to Programming & User Guide for the EDSAC  c1954

This is the personal copy of Dr. Victor W.D. Hale, which is signed by Maurice Wilkes.

The book was sent to Victor on 13th December 1954 by Eric Mutch, as Prof Hartree had asked.

With the accompanying letter and notes. (They were friends and had worked on EDSAC.)

It sounds as they were all excited with the working of the new 'B' register in August 1954.

Eric states that the new 'B' register has revolutionised the programming of EDSAC.

These were sent from Cambridge University Maths Labs to Hull University Maths Dept.

Introduction to Programming for the EDSAC  c1955 (With Notes)

Introduction to Programming for the EDSAC  c1956

Introduction to Programming for the EDSAC (A.J. Keeping, Cambridge 1956-57)  c1956

Science News volume 7 (with the EDSAC)  c1948

Nature  volume 164 (with the EDSAC)  c1949

Journal of the Royal Society of Arts (with the EDSAC)  c1951

Programs for an Electronic Digital Computer (with the EDSAC) (x5)  c1951

Programs for an Electronic Digital Computer (with the EDSAC)  c1951

Programs for an Electronic Digital Computer (with the EDSAC)  c1951

Programs for an Electronic Digital Computer (with the EDSAC)  c1951

Programs for an Electronic Digital Computer (with the EDSAC)  c1951

A Modern Electronic Calculator Machine, the EDSAC.  Feb 1952

Automatic Digital Computers (with the EDSAC)  c1956

Professor Martin Ryle (with reference to EDSAC)  c1961

Papers from the 50th Anniversary of EDSAC  c1999

Electrical Counters by W. B. Lewis  1942

Introduction to Numerical Analysis  c1966