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Analog and Hybrid Computer Programming
A comprehensive textbook by Prof. Dr. Bernd Ulmann covering the theory and practice of programming analog and hybrid computers, from foundational computing elements (summers, integrators, multipliers, potentiometers, comparators) through basic and advanced programming techniques, special functions, and a wide range of application examples including chaotic attractors, celestial mechanics, and partial differential equations. All worked examples are implemented on the Analog Paradigm Model-1, with discussion of how setups translate to classic EAI and Telefunken machines. The book also addresses hybrid computer architectures that couple analog and digital processors, and includes appendices on Laplace transforms and operational calculus.