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AMS journals abstract page
The abstract page provides readers a free overview of the
article contents and additional information about the article
and its authors. The journals abstract page consists of
several components, listed below.
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Navigational links
- Each abstract page contains two types of navigational
links. Those at the top right-hand side of the page allow
users to navigate through AMS journals, i.e., Journals Home,
Search Journals, etc. Displayed horizontally below these
are links that assist users in traversing journal issues,
i.e., Most recent issue, Previous issue.
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Article title and citation information
- This section contains the article title, author name(s),
abbreviated journal name, and MSCs. Once an article is
posted, the posted date is included; once an article
appears in an issue, the volume, issue, and page span
are also included. Users will see either 1991 or 2000
author-supplied MSCs depending on when the article was
written. Additionally, readers will find links to
corrigenda, supplements, errata, comments, addenda, and
corrections, when available.
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Retrieve article in
- Links allow users to download the full article
text in PDF. See the
document viewers section for
additional information.
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- Abstract
- An author-provided summary of the important points
of the article.
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- References
- Authoritative works cited by the author for support,
illustration, or proof of the work. References contain links
to reviews from the
MathSciNet database
when available.
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Similar articles
- Links provide predefined searches for articles with the
same MSCs as the current article, within the same journal
and across all AMS journals.
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Additional information
- This section contains additional data about the article
and its author(s). A listing of additional information
fields appears below.
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Additional information fields
Note: Most of these fields are conditional and may
not appear in every article.
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Additional information fields defined
- Additional note(s)
- Acknowledgements of personal or financial support.
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- Address at
time of publication
- The author's address at the time the article was
published.
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- Affiliation
- The author's affiliation at the time the article was
written and/or submitted.
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- Communicated
by
- For Proceedings of the AMS, the editor who accepted
the article for publication.
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- Copyright
of article
- Composed of the year of copyright and copyright holder,
and if specified by the author (for articles copyrighted by
the AMS) notice of copyright donation to the public domain.
In rare instances, including some articles by government
employees, an article does not have a copyright.
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- Dedication
- The author's tribute to a person, organization, etc.
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- Digital Object Identifier
(DOI)
- A name (not a location) for an entity on digital networks.
DOI names are used to provide current information, including
where they (or information about them) can be found on the
Internet.
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- Email address
- The author's email address.
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- Keywords
- A set of author-supplied descriptive and searchable
terms.
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- Publisher Item Identifier
(PII)
- Alphanumeric string of characters that uniquely identifies
the article and can be used for future cataloging, searching,
and electronic retrieval.
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- Posted
- Date the article was posted to the AMS website. Articles
are posted individually soon after proof is returned
from authors and before appearing in an issue.
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- Received by
editor(s)
- Date that the editor received the manuscript from the author.
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- Received
by editor(s) in revised form
- Date(s) that the editor received the manuscript in revised
form from the author.
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