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New features on MathSciNet
Three notable enhancements have been made in the latest version of MathSciNet: 

  • Expanded Citation Searches

    A search feature now allows MathSciNet users to find the top cited books and top cited journal articles by subject classification and by publication year. A new search page is reached by clicking on the Citations tab.  Here, one finds the Author Citations search, the Journal Citations search, a search for highly cited articles and books by classification and by year, and the Top 10 Lists.  Click on the Top 10 Lists tab to find a drop-down menu that provides Top 10 Books and Top 10 Journal Articles, ranked according to the number of citations to the book or article in a given year as well as Top 10 Journals ranked according to the Mathematical Citation Quotient (MCQ).

  • Library Branding

    At the request of librarians, subscriber names are now presented in the upper right-hand corner of each search page.  

  • Digital Object Identifiers

    The digital object identifier (DOI) is widely used to locate and identify publications available on the internet.  As part of the BibTex information available from the drop-down which reads Select alternative format, MathSciNet now presents DOIs for approximately one million electronic publications.
For more information on these and other developments, see About MathSciNet.
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