M. Berman’s scientific contributions

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Adoption of the Octal Number System
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June 1971

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IEEE Transactions on Computers

A.R. Plantz

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M. Berman

The possible adoption of the metric system in the United States makes it logical that any other major changes be considered at the same time. Therefore, it is proposed to adopt the octal number system in place of the decimal. The importance of computers in our lives makes it reasonable that we adopt a number system with a base 2n. The advantages and disadvantages of the various values of n are given. The octal (n=3) number system is found to be the best one. The feasibility and some ramifications of octal adoption are presented.

Citations (1)


... The banal positional numeral system is a unique and irreplaceable milestone achievement, which is a counting method of encoding information by using combinations of numeric symbols, and there are many studies on them. Plantz et al. [8] introduced an octal numeral system, verified its feasibility, and discussed its advantages and some potential applications. Wadel [9] proposed a negative base numeral system and analysed its properties in logical circuits. ...

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Hyper-complex number quaternion system-based method for image representation
Adoption of the Octal Number System
  • Citing Article
  • June 1971

IEEE Transactions on Computers