Applications of Monte Carlo

Abstract

Withoutt h e i r high morale, professio2al s k i l l , and enthusiasm, it would have nbeen impossible t o have met many of our deadlines on t h e always capricious and sometimes malignant computing equipment a v a i l a b l e from 1948 t o 1952.F i n a l l y , an inadequate thanks t o Theodore Harris and Andrew Marshall, with whom t h e author has collaborated extensively and on whom he has always been a b l e t o l e a n f o r a learned opinion on a t a t i s t i c 8 and probability.Some of t h e ideas i n this r e p o r t have previously appeared i n j o i n t papers by them and the author.

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