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More array theory(ID:8226/)

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Country: United States
Designed 1980

Also called AT

Highly influential work by Trenchard More to have a consistent treatment for arrays, inspired by Iverson's notation and hugely influential on ubsequent APL families.
Related languages
APL → More array theory   Incorporated some features of
LISP 1.5 → More array theory   Incorporated features of
More array theory → APL2   Influence
More array theory → AT370   Implementation of
More array theory → Genotype   Incorporated some features of
More array theory → NIAL   Based on
References:
  • More, T. (1973) More, T. "A theory of arrays with applications to databases." Rep. G320-2106, IBM Scientific Ctr., Cambridge, Mass., 1975.
  • More, T. (1973) More, T. "Notes on the axioms for a theory of arrays." Rep. 320-3017, IBM Scientific Ctr., Philadelphia, Pa., 1973.
  • More, T. (1973) More, T. "Notes on the development of a theory of arrays." Rep. 320-3016, IBM Scientific Ctr., Philadelphia, Pa., 1973.
  • More, Trenchard (1973) More, Trenchard "Axioms and Theorems for a Theory of Arrays," IBM Journal of Research and Development, 17(2) (March 1973), pp. 135-175.
  • More, T. (1976) More, T. "On the composition of array-theoretic operations." Rep. G320-2113, IBM Scientific Ctr., Cambridge, Mass., 1976
  • More, T. (1976) More, T. "Types and prototypes in a theory of arrays." Rep. G320-2112, IBM Scientific Ctr., Cambridge, Mass., 1976.
  • More, Trenchard (1979) More, Trenchard "The nested rectangular array as a model of data" Proceedings of the international conference on APL: part 1, p.55-73, May 30-June 01, 1979, New York, New York, United States Abstract DOI
  • More, Trenchard, (1981) More, Trenchard, "Notes on the Diagrams, Logic and Operations of Array Theory," Oyvind Bjorke and Ole I. Franksen (eds.), "Structures and Operations in Engineering and Management Systems," Tapir Publishers, Trondheim, Norway, 1981, pp. 497-666.
  • T. More, (1981) T. More, "Notes on the Diagrams, Logic and Operations of Array Theory", Tech. Rep. G320-2137, IBM Scientific Ctr., Cambridge, USA, Ma., Sep. 1981
  • Schmidt, Fl and M. A. Jenkins (1982) Schmidt, Fl and M. A. Jenkins "Array diagrams and the Nial approach" International Conference on APL Heidelberg, Germany 1982 pp315-319 DOI
  • McCrosky, C. D.; Glasgow, J. J. and Jenkins, M. A. (1984) McCrosky, C. D.; Glasgow, J. J. and Jenkins, M. A. "Nial: A candidate language for fifth generation computer systems" Proceedings of the 1984 annual conference of the ACM on The fifth generation challenge p157-166 1984
  • More, Trenchard Jr (1990) More, Trenchard Jr "An array-theoretic look beyond APL2 and Nial" ACM SIGAPL APL Quote Quad 20(4) July 1990 APL 90: for the future conference proceedings (Copenhagen, Denmark, Aug. 13?17, 1990) pp274-278 1990 Abstract Online copy
  • Shaumyan, Sebastian (1991) Shaumyan, Sebastian "Genotype: a pure functional array language" pp201-236
          in Restifo Mullin, Lenore M. et. al., (eds) (1991) Restifo Mullin, Lenore M. et. al., (eds) "Arrays, functional languages and parallel systems" Kluwer Academic Publishers, Boston, MA, 1991
  • Brown, J.A. (1994) Brown, J.A. The origins of APL2
          in [SIGApl] APL94 Conf. (1994) [SIGApl] APL94 Conf. Proc., Quote-Quad 25(1) 1994
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