Mathematics Subject Classification and related classifications数学学科分类及相关分类.pptVIP

Electronic Information and Communication in Mathematics - Beijing 2002. De Robbio, Maguolo, Marini (ITALY) Mathematics Subject Classificationand related schemes in the OAI framework Antonella De Robbio, Dario Maguolo Mathematics Library – University Library SystemUniversity of Padova – ITALY Contents Subject classification Discipline-oriented schemesin mathematics and related disciplines The structure of classification schemes From structure to browsing The Scientific Classifications Page The OAI framework Searching through personal homepages and small archives E-print communication:tools and networking architectures The Open Archives Initiative (OAI) OAI compatible refereed self-archives: the EPrints software Subject classification schemes in mathematics MSC – Mathematics Subject Classificationfor the bibliographic databases MathSci, edited by the American Mathematical Society Zentralblatt MATH, edited by the European Mathematical Society, the Fachinformationszentrum (FIZ) Karlsruhe, Germany and other Editorial Units all over Europe ZDM – Zentralblatt für Didaktik der Mathematik Classification Schemefor the bibliographic database MathDI, edited by the European Mathematical Society, FIZ Karlsruhe, and Zentrum für Didaktik der Mathematik at Karlsruhe University, in cooperation with Math Doc Cell (France) Subject classification schemes in computing and physics CCS – Computing Classification System developed by the Association for Computing Machinery PACS Physics and Astronomy Classification Scheme developed by the American Institute of Physics INSPEC Classification Section A: Physics Astronomy Section B: Electrical Electronic Engineering Section C: Computer Control Section D: Information Technology The common structure ofsubject classification schemes Categories: Codes and Descriptions Main ordering relation: mono- or multihierarchical Cross-references Versions Classification schemes:from structure to browsing Browsing for