January 1, 1959

A universal computer capable of executing an arbitrary number of sub-programs simultaneously

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This paper describes a universal computer capable of simultaneously executing an arbitrary number of sub-programs, the number of such sub-programs varying as a function of time under program control or as directed by input to the computer. Three features of the computer are:

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John H. Holland

University of Aberdeen

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