Volume 28, Number 1, 1989

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  Bernard R. Aken Jr.: Large Systems and Enterprise Systems Architecture. 4-14
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  Casper A. Scalzi, Alan G. Ganek, Richard J. Schmalz: Enterprise Systems Architecture/370: An Architecture for Multiple Virtual Space Access and Authorization. 15-38
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  Kenneth E. Plambeck: Concepts of Enterprise Systems Architecture/370. 39-61
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  Edward I. Cohen, Gary M. King, James T. Brady: Storage Hierarchies. 62-76
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  Jack P. Gelb: System-Managed Storage. 77-103
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  Terry L. Borden, James P. Hennessy, James W. Rymarczyk: Multiple Operating Systems on One Processor Complex. 104-123
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  Carl E. Clark: The Facilities and Evolution of MVS/ESA. 124-150
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  Kenneth G. Rubsam: MVS Data Services. 151-164
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  Gerald P. Bozman: VM/XA SP2 Minidisk Cache. 165-174
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  Geoff O. Blandy, S. Richard Newson: VM/XA Storage Management. 175-191

Volume 28, Number 2, 1989

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  Carol P. Grossman: Evolution of the DASD Storage Control. 196-226
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  Rita C. Summers: Local-Area Distributed Systems. 227-240
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  James C. Ashfield, Donna B. Cybrynski: System-Independent File Management and Distribution Services. 241-259
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  Christopher P. Ballard, Livio Farfara, Barbara J. Heldke: Managing Changes in SNA Networks. 260-273
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  Gerhard E. Hoernes: REXX on TSO/E. 274-293
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  Thomas A. Corbi: Program Understanding: Challenge for the 1990s. 294-306
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  Donald P. Pazel: DS-Viewer - An Interactive Graphical Data Structure Presentation Facility. 307-323
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  Linore Cleveland: A Program Understanding Support Environment. 324-344

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  Ramesh C. Agarwal, Fred G. Gustavson, Joan McComb, Stanley Schmidt: Engineering and Scientific Subroutine Library Release 3 for IBM ES/3090 Vector Multiprocessors. 345-350

Volume 28, Number 3, 1989

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  David L. Schleicher, Roger L. Taylor: System Overview of the Application System/400. 360-375
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  B. Joseph Pine II: Design, Test, and Validation of the Application System/400 Through Early User Involvement. 376-385
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  Richard A. Sulack, Richard J. Lindner, David N. Dietz: A New Development Rhythm for AS/400 Software. 386-406
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  Brian E. Clark, Michael J. Corrigan: Application System/400 Performance Characteristics. 407-423
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  Dennis A. Charland: The Application System/400 Help Facility-Design Philosophy and Considerations. 424-442
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  J. Howard Botterill: Design Rationale of the AS/400 User Interface. 443-464
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  Richard P. Ten Dyke, John C. Kunz: Object-Oriented Programming. 465-478
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  Luigi d'Arielli: A Message Management System for Personal Computers. 479-493

Volume 28, Number 4, 1989

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  Harwood G. Kolsky, Richard A. MacKinnon: History and Contributions of the IBM Scientific Centers. 502-524
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  Nan C. Shu: Visual Programming: Perspectives and Approaches. 525-547
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  Jane Burridge, Brian M. Collins, B. Neil Galton, Alan R. Halbert, Thomas R. Heywood, William H. Latham, Robert W. Phippen, Peter Quarendon, Paul Reilly, M. William Ricketts, John Simmons, Stephen Todd, Andrew G. N. Walter, John R. Woodwark: The WINSOM Solid Modeller and its Application to Data Visualization. 548-568
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  Paul Reilly: Data Visualization in Archaeology. 569-579
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  Arnaldo Hilário Viegas de Lima, Raul César B. Martins, Ronaldo Stern, Luiza Maria F. Carneiro: GARDEN - An Integrated and Evolving Environment for ULSI/VLSI CAD Applications. 580-599
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  Tarek A. El-Sadany, Mohamed A. Hashish: An Arabic Morphological System. 600-612
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  Akio Koide: Designing Molecules and Crystals by Computer. 613-627
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  Patricia Gongla, Gene Sakamoto, Andrea Back-Hock, Patricia N. Goldweic, Luis A. Ramos, R. Clay Sprowls, Chang-Kap Kim: S*P*A*R*K: A Knowledge-Based System for Identifying Competitive Uses of Information Technology. 628-645
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  Jenö Gazdag, Hsuan-Heng Wang: Concurrent Computing by Sequential Staging of Tasks. 646-660
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  Peter Dadam, Volker Linnemann: Advanced Information Management (AIM): Advanced Database Technology for Integrated Applications. 661-681

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  William H. Latham, Stephen Todd: Computer Sculpture. 682-688

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