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IEEE ANNALS OF THE HISTORY OF COMPUTING《IEEE计算史纪事》（官网投稿）

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期刊简称IEEE ANN HIST COMPUT
参考译名《IEEE计算史纪事》
核心类别 AHCI（2023版）, SCIE（2023版）, 外文期刊,
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主要研究方向HISTORY & PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE

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