Mirror help

The Bibliographical Mirror gives you access to all the references
currently existing in the doc/@refrence.bib files located in the URLib
local collection.


>>> THERE ARE TWO WAY TO ACCESS THE REFERENCES.

1. By clicking "All the References in One Page"
(see the last two lines in the previous page)

The references are sorted into alphabetical order based on the citation keys.

You can access them in BibTex format or in Refer format. The references
in Refer format can easily be imported by EndNote.

Since this page might be large, you can visualize just the references of
interest by selecting them from keywords. This is the next option.

2. By submitting a search expression

By submitting some keywords you activate the search engine.

You should enter the keywords following the syntax below.

[not] <field> <words>

Find the entries containing the given words in any field with a prefix
matching the <field> argument.  For example, `a' matches both `author'
and `address', and `au' matches `author' only.  If the <field> argument
is `-' (or any string with no letters or numbers), match any field.
	
If `not' appears before the <field>, the sense of the search is
reversed.  The symbols `~' and `!' can be used in place of `not'.

Each word is a contiguous sequence of letters and digits.  Case is
ignored; accents should be omitted; apostrophes are not required.
Single characters and a few common words are also ignored.  Any word
ending with an asterisk is treated as a prefix.  Thus, `point*' matches
`point', `points', `pointer', etc.

and [not] <field> <words>
or [not] <field> <words>

Intersect (resp. union) the results of the given search with the
previous search. Several of these commands may be combined on a single
line. Commands are handled in the order in which they appear; there is
no pre- cedence. Unlike other commands, and like `not', these must be
spelled out completely. `&' can be used in place of `and', and `|' can
be used in place of `or'.

OBSERVATION

The most common fields are:

abstract
address
author
booktitle
chapter
edition
editor
entrytype
institution
journal
keywords
month
number
organization
pages
publisher
school
series
type
volume
year

The possible entry types are:

Article
Book
Booklet
InBook
InCollection
InProceedings
Manual
MastersThesis
Misc
PhdThesis
Proceedings
TechReport
Unpublished

Further details on the BibTeX format can be found in:

@Manual{BanonPess::BFF,
  author =          "Banon, Gerald Jean Francis and Pessoa, Marco A. 
                     C.", 
  title =           "BibTeX file format",
  abstract =        "This manual presents the format of the BibTeX
                     files used to make the references to the documents
                     deposited within in the URLib collection.", 
  targetfile =      "BFF",
  size =            "56 Kbytes",
  version =         "dpi.inpe.br:banon:1998:04.09.18.31",
  repository =      "dpi.inpe.br/banon/1995/08.25.00.00",
}