Smart cards are mini-computers the size of a credit card with a metal interface. Written for IT managers and developers interested in the potential benefits offered by smart card technology, this guide overviews the physical structure and construction of smart cards, international standards, commercial commands, protocol stacks, and current applications. Both fixed command set and post-issuance programmable cards are covered. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Smart Cards: The Developer's Toolkit

Computers & Technology

Guthery, Scott B.

Jurgensen, Timothy M.

Networking & Cloud Computing

PRENTICE/HALL

This bibliography of Raymond Clare Archibald (7 October 1875-26 July 1955) has been compiled from 1) the Publications list in the Raymond Clare Archibald fonds at Mount Allison University, 2) the curriculum vitae of R. C. Archibald in the George Sarton Archives at Harvard University, 3) the bibliography in Sarton's obituary in Osiris 4) on-line resources and 5) the author's own complete holding of the two journals to which R. C. Archibald made significant contributions, Mathematical Tables and Other Aids to Computation and Scripta Mathematica.

Bibliography of Raymond Clare Archibald

Reference

Catalogs & Directories

Docent Press

The curious property that John Farey observed in one of Henry Goodwyn's tables has enduring pratical and theoretic interest. This book traces the curious property, the mediant, from its initial sighting by Nicolas Chuquet and Charles Haros to its connection to the Riemann hypothesis by Jerome Franel.

A Motif of Mathematics: History and Application of the Mediant and the Farey Sequence

Science & Math

Mathematics

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

The book consists of short essays by seventeen members of Boston's Ticknor Society describing their bibliographic interests and passions.

Curiosities of the Ticknor Society: Contributions from Members, 2014-2015

Literature & Fiction

Essays & Correspondence

Practical Purposes explores connections between what antebellum practitioners in Boston were reading and what they were building between 1827 and 1850. Along the way the book examines why some books on technical topics were preferred to others. Based on the books borrowed registers of the Boston Athenaeum, the book details reading in ten scientific and engineering fields including hydraulics, chemistry, mathematics, and geology.

Practical Purposes: Readers in Experimental Philosophy at the Boston Athenaeum (1827-1850)

Technology

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