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Ann* Math* Search for the expressions in all fields. Abbreviations are also possible.

jt:"Annals of Mathematics" Search for journal title phrase.

jt:annals pu:mathematics Search for title and publisher.

sn:0003-486X Search for ISSN. Both electronic and print ISSN are accepted.

se:00002531 Search for the exact serial identifier. This excludes homonyms. Compare to jt:Annals of Mathematics.

jt:Annals cc:05 Search for title and main field.

jt:Annals (cy:cn | ro) Search for title and country.

tp:j st:o v t Search for journals which are open access and currently indexed cover-to-cover.

py:1800-1899 la:no Search for 19th century serials which published in Norwegian.

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Here you find information about indexing and open access status, issue lists, frequent authors and subjects, and citation profiles for serials in zbMATH Open. In total, there are 5,000 journals and 2,659 book series indexed for serials search, including

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One-Line Search

The one-line search allows for free logical combinations of the search fields. Without specification, search is performed in all fields, e.g.:

J* Eur* Math* Soc* Search for the expressions in all fields.

jt:J* pu:Eur* Math* Soc* Search for title and publisher.

sn:1435-9855 Search for ISSN.

st:v o tp:j cc:14 Search for currently indexed open access journals for a subject.

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