| 209 | -- | 214 | Vladik Kreinovich, Günter Mayer. Towards the future of interval computations - Editors' Introduction to the student issue |
| 215 | -- | 223 | Gopalan V. Balaji, J. D. Seader. Application of interval Newton's method to chemical engineering problems |
| 225 | -- | 237 | Bo Friesen, Vladik Kreinovich. Ockham's razor in interval identification |
| 239 | -- | 249 | Jonathan L. Herlocker, Jeffrey S. Ely. An automatic and guaranteed determination of the number of roots of an analytic function interior to a simple closed curve in the complex plane |
| 251 | -- | 263 | Chenyi Hu, Anna Frolov, R. Baker Kearfott, Qing Yang 0001. A general iterative sparse linear solver and its parallelization for interval Newton methods |
| 265 | -- | 274 | Chenyi Hu, Joe Sheldon, R. Baker Kearfott, Qing Yang 0001. Optimizing INTBIS on the CRAY Y-MP |
| 275 | -- | 284 | Thomas J. McLean, David H. Xu. Study on sampling techniques with CMMs |
| 285 | -- | 297 | Driss Misane, Vladik Kreinovich. A new characterization of the set of all intervals, based on the necessity to check consistency easily |
| 299 | -- | 315 | Hung T. Nguyen 0002, Vladik Kreinovich, Robert N. Lea, Dana Tolbert. Interpolation that leads to the narrowest intervals and its application to expert systems and intelligent control |
| 317 | -- | 323 | Mark J. Schaefer, Tilmann Bubeck. A parallel complex zero finder |
| 325 | -- | 342 | Michael J. Schulte, Earl E. Swartzlander Jr.. A software interface and hardware design for variable-precision interval arithmetic |
| 343 | -- | 359 | Bonnie Traylor, Vladik Kreinovich. A bright side of NP-hardness of interval computations: interval heuristics applied to NP-problems |
| 362 | -- | 0 | Paul P. Wang. Canadian professor's interval paper chosen best in fuzzy theory and technology |