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DescriptionJohnson NASA Paper.jpg	English: The first NASA report that shows the name of mathematician Katherine Johnson, credited as co-author.
Date	September 1960
Source	https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19980227091
Author	NASA
Other versions	PNG version The original NASA paper

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