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               What is an Abstract Data Type, after all?
       (A Bibliography on the Workshops on Abstract Data Types)
                     by M. Gogolla and M. Cerioli

  The complete bibliography of the first ten Workshops on Abstract Data
Types is available as technical report of the Genova University (number
PDISI-95-01). The _postscript file_ can be obtained by anonymous ftp at
URL: ftp://ftp.disi.unige.it/pub/cerioli/wadts-bib.ps
  In the same directory a _bibtex file_ can be found too, at
URL: ftp://ftp.disi.unige.it/pub/cerioli/wadts.bib
The bibtex file includes all the entries of this bibliography.
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troubles with using it, please contact cerioli@disi.unige.it .
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hard copy of wadts-bib.ps can be required to
   DISI - Dipartimento di Informatica e Scienze dell'Informazione
   Viale Benedetto XV, 3, I-16132 Genova, Italy
  *Abstract of wadts-bib.ps*
  We look back on ten Workshops on Abstract Data Types.  Organizers and
publications, a list of authors referencing their talks and papers on
the workshops, and a workshop bibliography are presented.
  *Contents of wadts-bib.ps*
 1. Organizers and Publications of the Workshops
 2. The KWIC Index
    The KWIC (Key Word In Context) index is an alphabetical listing of
    all important words which appear in the titles.  If one is
    interested in a particular topic, then the corresponding keyword
    has to be looked for, taking advantage of the alphabetical order,
    and on the left hand side the references containing that keyword in
    their title are listed.
 3. The contributors
    A list of the people presenting works and of their coauthors, in
    alphabetical order together with the list of their publications at
    these workshops.
 4. References
  *Contents of wadts.bib*
  The data used to build section 4, in bibtex format.