History of the creation of BESM: The first computer of S.A. Lebedev institute of precise mechanics and computer engineering

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Some aspects of the history of the first Soviet computer development are described. The idea of this work was offered by Sergey Lebedev who formulated the principles, wrote a plan and suggested the structure of the computer which was named BESM – Fast Electronic Calculating Machine. Some new documents are presented – a working notebook with Lebedev's handwritten notes and a plan of a preliminary project draft development. BESM computer became the first in the long series of Soviet computers built under the leadership of Lebedev. It also was used as a prototype of the first Chinese computer built with the help of Soviet engineers.

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Karpova, V. B., & Karpov, L. E. (2011). History of the creation of BESM: The first computer of S.A. Lebedev institute of precise mechanics and computer engineering. In IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology (Vol. 357, pp. 6–19). Springer New York LLC. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-22816-2_2

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