General Comments Now, Specifics Later

Walter Karplus has been involved with simulation since 1950, when he was concerned with petroleum exploration and production problems. His MS thesis (University of California, Berkeley, 1951), his work at International Geophysics, Inc., and his PhD dis sertation (University of California, Los Angele...

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