APL 1999: Scranton, PA, USA

• Mihaly Agfalvi, Istvan Kadar, Erik Papp:
  Generalization of Pick's theorem for surface of polyhedra. 1-12
  
• Linda Alvord, Tama Traberman:
  When bears are blue and bulls are red. 13-19
  
• Robertas Alzbutas, Vytautas Janilionis:
  Dynamic systems simulation using APL2. 20-25
  
• J. Philip Benkard:
  Functions and data can dance as equal partners. 26-29
  
• Gary A. Bergquist:
  The Zark library of utility functions. 30-34
  
• Robert G. Brown, Willi Hahn:
  Choices in server-side programming: a comparative programming exercise. 35-40
  
• Bradford L. Chamberlain, E. Christopher Lewis, Calvin Lin, Lawrence Snyder:
  Regions: an abstraction for expressing array computation. 41-49
  
• Clemens Grelck, Sven-Bodo Scholz:
  Accelerating APL programs with SAC. 50-57
  
• Roger K. W. Hui:
  Sparse arrays in J. 58-62
  
• George Mebus:
  INFO: interactive APL documentation. 63-76
  
• Walter H. Niehoff:
  A retro/prospective on APL Graphpak. 77-86
  
• Howard A. Peelle:
  Teaching J as a computer notation for secondary mathematics. 87-93
  
• Georg Reichard:
  An object-oriented approach to educational software in building physics. 94-97
  
• Alvin J. Surkan:
  APL-generated teaching and testing items to enhance a student's ability to discover functional relationships. 98-104
  
• Charles N. Winton:
  GFSR pseudorandom number generation using APL. 105-108
  

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