Array

An array is a systematic arrangement of objects, usually in rows and columns. Specifically, it may refer to:

In computer science:

• Array, a compound data type whose elements are selected by one or more indices or keys; see also Category:Arrays

In biology:

• Various kinds of multiple biological assays called microarrays (disambiguation article)

In mathematics and statistics:

• Various kinds of matrix are called arrays, e.g. the Monge arrays
• A standard array in coding theory
• In statistics, arrays are a name for some kinds of Category:Experimental design

In physics, engineering, and astronomy, various arrangements of multiple individual components to create a single system with the same basic function as the individual components:

• An antenna array
• A telescope array (astronomical interferometer) in astronomy
• microphone array
• speaker array
• Various arrangements of multiple components acting as a system, including disk arrays, gate arrays, etc.

Other:

• A Commission of Array, a commission for mustering a militia
• ARRAY magazine, an interior design magazine
• Array system in music theory
• Array Networks, a computer networking company