I. Trenkov
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- 1.Daskalova, M., High Geodesy- Mathematical Geodesy, Technika, Sofia, 1980 (in Bulgarian)Google Scholar
- 2.Hearn, A.C., REDUCE User's Manual, Version 3.3, RAND Publication CP/78 (Rev. 07/87)Google Scholar
- 3.Trenkov, I., M. Spiridonova, M. Daskalova, Bases of Symbolic Transformations for Mathematical Geodesy Problems, Proc. of the IV-th Intern. Conf. on Computer Algebra in Phis. Research, Dubna, 1990 (to appear)Google Scholar
- 4.Trenkov.I, M. Spiridonova, High Geodesy Problem Solving Using Computer Algebra Systems, Proc. of the First Intern. Seminar on Problems and Applications of Artificial Intelligence, Varna, 1987 (in Russian)Google Scholar
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- An application of the REDUCE system for solving a mathematical Geodesy problem
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