These archives collect AMAST-related information maintained by Pippo Scollo at the University of Twente from Spring 1994 until the end of year 2000. We are grateful to Prof Scollo for making them available here.These archives are only available through these web pages; they are no longer available at the University of Twente nor by FTP.
Contributions to the AMAST mailing list were submitted by e-mail to address amast@cs.utwente.nl
For browsing through the most recent contributions see the latest AMAST mail update.
The AMAST Mail Archives were maintained since Spring 1996.
Information on AMAST (Algebraic Methodology And Software Technology) was maintained at the Computer Science Faculty of the University of Twente both on its WWW-server and on its FTP-server. The two systems generally contained the same information, but the updating of the AMAST information on the FTP server sometimes took place later than on the WWW-server.
Any non-directory file on the FTP-server could also be accessed on the WWW-server by using a corresponding URL, which was obtained from the FTP URL by replacing the prefix
ftp://ftp.cs.utwente.nl/pub/doc/with the prefix
http://www.cs.utwente.nl/The root directory of AMAST information is amast/, located under the path given in the prefix above. Files under this directory can be accessed through the links provided below.
If this is your first go through this page, you may wish to have a look at an introduction to the AMAST newsletter, mailing lists and subscription options.
Further travelling notes, relating to AMAST Links (the AMAST newsletter), can be found in the General Index for the AMAST newsletter .
README , amast2000/ , mail/ , workshops/ , info/ , links/ , sigala/ , amast98/ , amast97/ , amast96/ , amast95/ , amast93/ , amast91/ .
Outline of AMAST information at CS Faculty of University of Twente
( plain-text).
Mainly intended for FTP users, the outline is a synthesis of the
information given in this index plus the index of the AMAST newsletter.
amast2000/
new:
AMAST 2000 website
mail/
AMAST Mail Archives
See the
AMAST Mail Meta-Index
for further information and mail browsing.
workshops/
AMAST Workshops:
new: AMiLP 2000 WWW page
new: Preliminary Call for Participation (plain text)
Announcement and Call for Contributions (plain text)
Editorial, Contents and Abstracts of the special issue of Theoretical Computer Science on Algebraic Methods in Language Processing (TCS 199, 1-2, cover date: 15 June 1998).
This Fifth Workshop on Real-Time and Probabilistic Systems takes place in Bamberg, Germany, May 26-28, 1999. The call for participation is available. For more information, please visit the ARTS'99 web pages .
Call for Participation (plain text): arts99/ARTS99CfPart.txt
Digests of messages sent onto the AMAST mailing list in 1997; two digests are available:
Cumulative annual digests of messages sent onto the AMAST mailing list during previous years.
Digests of contributions to discussion on a proposed AMAST newsletter, new AMAST mailing lists and communication styles, during the list set-up phase (July-September 1994):
AMAST newsletter
See the
General Index for the AMAST newsletter
for further information and access to individual issues.
sigala/
First two issues of the SIGALA Newsletter (SIGALA is the
Special Interest Group on Algebraic Logic and Applications).
First issue:
snl94001.ps.
Second issue:
snl94002.dvi,
snl94002.ps,
snl94002.tex.
amast98/
AMAST'98 Preliminary Call for Participation (plain text): AMAST98PCfPart.txt
AMAST'98 latest Call for Papers (plain text, Latex): AMAST98CfP.txt, AMAST98CfP.tex
AMAST'97 Conference announcements:
AMAST'97 website announcement:
AMAST'96 Conference announcements:
AMAST'95 Conference announcements:
Banquet speech by Yuri Gurevich at the AMAST'91 Conference
(published in the Bulletin of the EATCS, October 1993):
BanquetSpeech91.tex,
BanquetSpeech91.dvi,
BanquetSpeech91.ps.