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PhysDoc
provides lists of links to document sources of the distributed Physics
Institutions.Such document sources are for example preprints, research
reports, annual reports, and list of publications of local research groups and
individual scientists. The service is also completed with a HARVEST-based
search engine.
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Journals lists Physics-related Journals, which are available with free fulltext on the web. A list of 'EPS Recognized Journals' is given as well.
Conferences, Workshops and Summer Schools offers a list of servers with Conference Lists in different fields of Physics.
PhysJobs offers a list of links to various physics-related job sites on the web. A search facility to search for information on these sites is implemented, too.
Education provides online educational resources for physics (e.g. Lecture Notes, Seminar Talks, Visualization and Demonstration Applets), listed by subject areas.
Links lists futher sources of physics information on the web and information services of other fields and disciplines.
Services provides various related tools e.g. to enrich and improve homepages and documentsources by adding correct MetaData according the international Dublin-Core standard.
An Upload Interface is offered to allow the local institutions or authors to register their institution's and documents homepages, and send us additional URLs or update the entries.
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Or you can SEARCH by typing your query into the relevant field of the offered search engines. This can be done either by 'simple search' just by giving some keywords or combined with boolean operators. In case of PhysDoc the query can be specified by author, title, keywords and 'fulltext' which is useful in case the documents come with the respective metadata.
The system returns a list of 'hits' to your screen and give a link to a page on the servers which seems to contain the words of your query.
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The service was also tested with other usal browsers on different operating systems.
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Last update on PhysNet: 03. Sep. 2010
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