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Information on the algorithms used for generating normal deviates and uniform numbers as random numbers in a system. The document cites the works of kinderman and ramage (1976) and lewis, goodman, and miller (1969) as the sources for these algorithms.
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Normal deviates are generated using an algorithm of Kinderman and Ramage (1976). Uniform numbers are generated using the algorithm of Lewis, Goodman, and Miller (1969). There is a single stream of random numbers used for the entire system.
Kinderman, A. J., and Ramage, J. G. 1976. Computer generation of normal random variables. Journal of the American Statistical Association , 71: 893 –896. (Correction: 85: 212).
Lewis, P. A. W., Goodman, O. S., and Miller, J. W. 1969. A pseudo-random number generator for the System 360. IBM Systems Journal , 8 (2): 136–145.