| Index |
Explanation |
| All words |
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Index compiled from all author names, words
from titles, words from annotations, words from corporate names and subjects. |
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This is therefore the most general index in
this search system. |
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Phrase
searching, wildcards and Boolean operators may be used. |
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| Author |
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Index compiled from authors'
names. |
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Wildcards may be used. |
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For some examples of a search by
author's name, click HERE. |
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| Title |
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Titles are indexed as a whole. |
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The title index is good to select if you know
an exact title or a beginning of a title. |
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This index is only available with the
search method <Index search>. |
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This index permits right truncation. It is therefore not necessary to enter the full
title. |
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| Title words |
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Index compiled from all single words from
titles. |
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(1) Use this index if you do not know the
exact title of the publication you are looking for. Searching by one or several title
words which you do know may lead you to the correct reference. You can refine your search
command by using Boolean operators. |
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(2) Useful also for searching by subject.
Entry of a specific term leads to references with that term in the title.. |
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Phrase
searching, wildcards and Boolean operators may be used. |
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| Subjects |
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Index compiled from all subjects or parts of
compound subjects. |
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Wildcards
and Boolean operators may be used. |
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When searching via <Index search>
you can familiarize yourself with this index by entering a search term. |
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| ISBN/ISSN |
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Index compiled from all international standard
publication numbers (ISBN=International Standard Book Number ; ISSN=International Standard
Serial Number) |
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If you know the ISBN or ISSN of the
publication you want, you can search very directly via this index. ISBNs and ISSNs are
unique numbers designating each single book or journal/serial publication. |
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