REFEREED PUBLICATIONS BY PROFESSOR C.S. WALLACE PRIOR TO 1968
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O'Brien, B.J., Wallace, C.S. and Landecker, K., "The
Cascading of Peltier-Couples for Thermo-electric Cooling",
\fIJournal of Applied Physics\fP 27, pp.820-823. July 1956.

.ip [2]
O'Brien, B.J. and Wallace, C.S., "Ettingshausen Effect and
Thermomagnetic Cooling", \fIJournal of Applied Physics\fP
29, pp.1010-1012, July 1958.

.ip [3]
Wallace, C.S. and Brennan, M.H., "The Automatic Digital
Recording of Information from Cosmic Ray Air Showers",
\fIProceedings of Salisbury Conference on Computing\fP,
W.R.E. Salisbury, S.A., June 1957.

.ip [4]
Brennan, M.H., Millar D.D. and Wallace, C.S., "Air Showers
of Size Greater than $10 sup 5$ Particles - (1) Core Location and
Shower Size Determination", \fINature\fP, 182, pp.905-911, 4
Oct. 1958.

.ip [5]
Brennan, M.H., Malos, J., Millar, D.D., Rathgeber, M.H. and
Wallace, C.S., "Air Showers of Size Greater than $10 sup 5$
Particles - (2) Cerenkov Radiation Accompanying the Showers",
\fINature\fP, 182, pp.973-977, 11 Oct. 1958.

.ip [6]
Brennan, M.H., Millar, D.D., Rathgebar, M.H. and Wallace,
C.S., "Air Showers of Size Greater than $10 sup 5$ Particles
- (3) Comparison Between the Response of Geiger and
Scintillation Counters", \fINature\fP, 182, pp.1053-1054, 18
Oct. 1958.

.ip [7]
Wallace, C.S., Winn, M.M. and Ogilvie, K.K., "Dependance of
the Nucleonic Component of Air Showers on Radius",
\fINature\fP, 182, pp. 1653-1654, 13 December 1958.

.ip [8]
Brennan, M.H., Lehane, J.A., Malos, D.D., Millar, D.D.,
Wallace C.S. and Winn, M.M., "The Sydney Air Shower
Experiment", N.2 del Supplemento al Vol. 8, Serie X del
Nuovo Cimento, pp. 653-661.

.ip [9]
Brennan, M.H., Malos J., Millar, D.D. and Wallace, C.S.,
"Cerenkov Light from Air Showers", N2 del Supplemento al
vol.8, Serie X, del Nuovo Cimento, pp. 662-664.

.ip [10]
Wallace, C.S., "The Determination of the Radial Distribution
of Electrons, and the Size Spectrum of Extensive Air
Showers", \fIProceedings of A.A.E.C. Symposium\fP, Sydney
1958.

Wallace, C.S.,  SILLIAC library program "W3", July 1959.
"Water pipe network analysis".

Wallace, C.S.,  "Counter experiments on extensive cosmic ray air showers"
Thesis (Ph.D.), University of Sydney, (1959? or) 1960.

.ip [11]
Wallace, C.S., "Comparison Between the Response of Geiger
and Scintillation Counters to the Air Shower Flux",
\fIProceedings of Moscow Cosmic Ray Conference\fP, Vol.II,
p.316 (1960).

.ip [12]
Malos, J., Millar D.D. and Wallace, C.S., "Cerenkov
Radiation from E.A.S.", \fIJournal of Phys. Soc. of
Japan\fP, 17, Supplement A - III, 1962.

.ip [13]
Wallace, C.S., "A Suggestion for a Fast Mulitplier",
\fII.E.E.E. Trans. Elec. Comp.\fP EC-13, pp. 14-17, Feb.
1964.

.ip [14]
Wallace, C.S., "Correlated Roundoff Errors in Digital
Integrating Differential Analysers", \fIThe Computer Journal\fP
7, pp.131-134, July 1964.

.ip [15]
Martin, I.C.A. and Wallace, C.S., "Impedance Change
Frequency of Diluted Ram Semen Recorded on a Digital
Scaler", \fIJournal of Reprod. Fertil.\fP 10, pp. 425-437,
1965.
http://www.reproduction-online.org/content/vol10/issue3/index.shtml

.ip [16]
Bennett, J.M., Wallace, C.S. and Winings, J.W., "Software
and Hardware Contributions to Efficient Operating on a
Limited Budget", \fIProceedings of 3rd Aust. Comp. Conf.\fP,
Canberra 1966.

.ip [17]
Wallace, C.S. and Rowswell, B.G., "Competition for Memory
Access in the KDF 9".  Paper accepted for publications in
the Computer Journal.
http://www3.oup.co.uk/computer_journal/hdb/Volume_10/Issue_01/100064.sgm.abs.html

.ip [18]
Wallace C.S. and Longe, O., "Reading Gapless Tapes".
Accepted for publication in \fII.E.E.E. Trans. Elec.
Comp.\fP

.ip [19]
Wallace, C.S., "Block Relaxation of Fluid Flow Networks".
Accepted for publication in \fIJournal Inst. Eng. Aust.\fP.

.ip [20]
Wallace, C.S. and Boulton, D., "An Information Measure for
Classification".  Paper submitted for publication in the
\fIComputer Journal\fP.
 Wallace C.S. & Boulton, D.M., `An Information Measure for
 Classification' \fIComputer Journal\fP, Vol.11, No.2, 1968,
 pp 185-194.