APL 2002: Madrid, Spain

• Enrique Alfonseca:
  A WordNet interface to APL2. 7-16
  
• Manuel Alfonseca, Alfonso Ortega, Marina de la Cruz:
  Complex systems in APL: fractals, evolving cellular automata and artificial life. 17-26
  
• Antonio Annibali, Francesco Bellini:
  Bingo pricing: a game simulation and evaluation using APL. 27-34
  
• Martin Barghoorn:
  Intelligent quota management system. 35-37
  
• Georges Brigham:
  Evolution of an APL electronic document interchange system: over 19 years, 3000 installations, 100M documents, 5000 updates and 29, 000 data labels. 38-45
  
• Georges Brigham:
  Exhaustive representation of multiple instances using base-value discriminants. 46-49
  
• James A. Brown, James G. Wheeler:
  SmartArrays for the APL programmer. 50-60
  
• Joseph Burchfield, Samir Lipovaca:
  Using an APL approach with Java. 61-68
  
• Claude Chachaty:
  APL, a powerful research tool in magnetic resonance spectroscopy. 69-73
  
• Phil Chastney:
  Formal semantics of APL: a review of initial findings. 74-82
  
• W. Paul Cockshott:
  Vector Pascal an array language for multimedia code. 83-91
  
• Stephen Eriksson-Bique:
  A new calculus for multidimensional arrays. 92-99
  
• Jim Lucas:
  Out-of-control structures. 100-109
  
• Jim Lucas:
  Looking back on looking ahead. 110-124
  
• Stephen M. Mansour:
  An interface for user-defined functions in a database application. 125-130
  
• Devon H. McCormick:
  J and Dyalog APL sharing resources: can't we all just get along? 131-139
  
• David Mitchell:
  Delivering power with minimal restraint: APL and the web. 140-147
  
• Alfonso Ortega, Rafael Sánchez Alfonso, Manuel Alfonseca:
  Automatic composition of music by means of grammatical evolution. 148-155
  
• Tilman P. Otto:
  SAPL: APL as client and server for SAP R2/R3 systems. 156-167
  
• Demetrio Rey, Joss Stubblefield, James Canning:
  Porting the parallel array programming language ZPL to an embedded multicomputing system. 168-175
  
• Marcos Rico, Manuel Baselga:
  30 years of research in animal breeding: APL versus Matlab and Fortran. 176-181
  
• Kyosuke Saigusa, Yoshinori Saigusa:
  Dialog template description tool. 182-189
  
• David Selby:
  Jottings from the business intelligence jungle. 190-197
  
• Alexander O. Skomorokhov:
  Radial basis function networks in A+. 198-213
  
• Adrian Smith:
  Experiences of A+ under windows. 214-218
  
• Alvin J. Surkan, Amiran Khuskivadze:
  Evolutionary discovery of algorithms as circuits for quantum computers. 219-227
  
• Alan M. Sykes, Alan D. Mayer:
  Dynamic graphic regression. 228-235