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I have a reference for a NASA Tech Report (circa 1968-9) on dome
component calculation techniques. It was written by someone working
directly with Bucky. I was planning to bring it in to post, but I
forgot it again. I found the reference in the back of DomeBook I or
II, and then found a copy of the paper on microfiche in the UCLA
Engineering Library. The paper includes the Fortran source. If you
can't find it and really want it, I can dig it (the reference) up.
Chris
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Date: Thu, 15 Apr 1993 11:52:17 MDT
From: Christopher McRae <mcrae@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: RE: Dome software
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I have a reference for a NASA Tech Report (circa 1968-9) on dome
component calculation techniques. It was written by someone working
directly with Bucky. I was planning to bring it in to post, but I
forgot it again. I found the reference in the back of DomeBook I or
II, and then found a copy of the paper on microfiche in the UCLA
Engineering Library. The paper includes the Fortran source. If you
can't find it and really want it, I can dig it (the reference) up.
Chris
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Christopher McRae mail: mcrae@xxxxxxxxxxxx
UCSF Center for Knowledge Management at&t: 415/476-3577
530 Parnassus Avenue, Box 0840 fax: 415/476-4653
San Francisco, California 94143