Selected Publications
- A mathematical logic without variables by John Barkley Rosser, Univ. Diss. Princeton, NJ 1934, p. 127–150, 328–355
- Logic for mathematicians by John B. Rosser, 2nd ed., Chelsea Publ. Co. 1978, 578 p., ISBN 0-8284-0294-9
- Highlight of the History of Lambda calculus, by J. Barkley Rosser, Annals of the History of Computing, 1984, vol 6, n 4, pp. 337–349
- See Barkley Rosser papers for a complete list of Rosser's publications.
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