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The author introduces grids as special families of tripotents in Jordan triple systems. He develops grids as a tool to coordinize and classify Jordan triple systems.

In chapter I the basic properties of grids are developed. In chapter II grids are classified: every connected grid is associated to one of 7 standard grids. In chapter III coordinatization theorems for grids are proved: the cover of a standard grid is a standard example, except for the hermitian grid where one needs additional hypotheses. The last chapter contains classifications of the following classes of Jordan triple systems: simple Jordan triple systems over a ring which are covered by a grid, Hilbert triples and atomic JBW * -triples. (Zentralblatt)

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