mini DML project

Thierry B?????

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Introducing the mini-DML project Thierry B????? Université Joseph Fourier (Grenoble) WDML workshop Stockholm June 27th 2004 A metadata project from Cellule MathDoc

• wdml —


• many digitisation projects


• most researchers aren'


• published resources


• scientific journals

Sujets

• Fourier
• Scientific journal
• maths

Informations

• Publié par: pefav
• Nombre de lectures: 30
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 10 Mo

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Introducing the

project

Thierry B Université Joseph Fourier (Grenoble)

WDML workshop Stockholm June 27th 2004

A metadata project from Cellule MathDoc

I. Presentation

1. Context

2. Catalogues & lists

3. Where is the DML ?

4. Are lists useful ?

5. Where are Cauchy seminal papers ?

6. The mini-DML project

7. Back to Cauchy

II. Demonstration III. Riemann hypothesis : A case study

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1. C

– Scientific journals exist since 1665 (Journal des savants, Philosophical transactions) – Mathematical journals exist since 1810 (Annalesde Gergonne) – Many digitisation projects are heavily working in order to provide that intellectual treasury to the digital age – Freely downloadable grey litterature is omnipresent

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– We face an exponentially growing amount of available material while – most researchers aren’t even aware of this, and. . . – those who know have to bookmark hundreds of websites : repositories, specialised search engines, home pages, individual journal pages, and. . . – they need to figure a specific strategy to localise an item in each of these sites !

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