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DescriptionFERMIAC.jpg	Photograph of the the FERMIAC, or Monte Carlo trolley, an analog device invented by Enrico Fermi to implement studies of neutron transport.
Date	1987
Source	"The Beginning of the Monte Carlo Method." Los Alamos Science, No. 15, p. 125
Author	Nicholas Metropolis

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