Further Reading
- Lenat, D.B., (1976), AM: An artificial intelligence approach to discovery in mathematics as heuristic search, Ph.D. Thesis, AIM-286, STAN-CS-76-570, and Heuristic Programming Project Report HPP-76-8, Stanford University, AI Lab., Stanford, CA. Published in Knowledge-based systems in artificial intelligence along with Randall Davis's Ph.D. Thesis, McGraw-Hill, 1982.
- Lenat, D. B., and Brown, J. S. (August 1984). "Why AM and EURISKO appear to work." Artificial Intelligence 23(3):269—294.
- Ritchie, G. D., and Hanna, F. K. (August 1984). "AM: A case study in AI methodology" Artificial Intelligence 23(3):249—268.
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