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Bell System Technical Journal was the in-house journal of Bell Laboratories.

It is most famous for Claude Shannon's paper A mathematical theory of communication which founded the field of information theory.

The journal has since been through several name changes including,

AT & T Bell Laboratories Technical Journal and AT & T Technical Journal . It is currently known as Bell Labs Technical Journal .

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