This subseries contains published papers, manuals, and a source program listing for various artificial intelligence programming languages, including CONNIVER, Galileo, GLISP, Hope, LCF, ML, PRLISP, PROLOG, QA4, QLISP, and TABLOG.
Several technical reports by Luca Cardelli: Galileo: A Strongly Typed, Interactive Conceptual Language; A Semantics of Multiple Inheritance; Fragments of Behavior (a user interface paradigm)
Reprints of various papers: The 2.PAK Language: Goals and Descriptions (Lucio F. Melli); A Model and Stack Implementation of Multiple Environments (Daniel G. Bobrow and Ben Wegbreit); Retrieval from Context Trees (Ben Wegbreit); Faster Retrieval from Context Trees (Ben Wegbreit); A Goal-Oriented Language for the Computer (Harry E. Pople, Jr.); Pattern Matching (Caspar Schwarz)
Technical Report: QA4: A Procedural Calculus for Intuitive Reasoning (SRI Artificial Intelligence Center Technical Note 73); A Language for Writing Problem-Solving Programs (Information Processing 1971); The QA4 language applied to robot planning (AFIPS 1972 FJCC); Reasoning About Programs (Artificial Intelligence, Volume 5, 1974)
A QLISP Reference Manual (Artificial Intelligence Center Technical Note 118); QLISP: A Language for the Interactive Development of Complex Systems (Technical Note 120); Published version of Technical Note 120 (AFIPS NCC 1976); Artificial Intelligence - Research and Applications : Progress Report (May 1965)