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AMS Research Journals Archive is Digitized<br>
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The American Mathematical Society (AMS) has established a<br>
complete digital archive of its mathematical research journals.<br>
Over 34,000 articles are available from over 100 years of<br>
high-quality mathematical research in 'Journal of the AMS,'<br>
'Mathematics of Computation,' 'Proceedings of the AMS,'<br>
'Transactions of the AMS,' and 'Bulletin of the AMS.' All back<br>
issues, starting with each journal's inaugural issue through<br>
2005, are now freely available in electronic format.<br>
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Researchers can browse the contents of each journal to find<br>
articles and authors in each volume and issue, and can search<br>
across the entire archive by journal or group of journals at:<br>
<a href="http://www.ams.org/joursearch/" target="_blank">http://www.ams.org/joursearch/</a>. View the abstract, references<br>
(with links to MathSciNet), bibliographic information,<br>
Mathematics Subject Classifications for each article, or view a<br>
PDF of the full article.<br>
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Each journal is unique in its offering of articles, book reviews,<br>
and reports. AMS journals have consistently been managed by<br>
editors highly prominent in their fields.<br>
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The AMS makes the digitized archive of these important research<br>
journals freely available to all mathematicians through the<br>
generosity of an anonymous donor.<br>
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Lori Sprague<br>
Manager, Sales Administration<br>
American Mathematical Society<br>
Providence, RI 02904<br>
<a href="mailto:las@ams.org">las@ams.org</a><br>
401-455-4064<br>
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<a href="http://www.ams.org" target="_blank">www.ams.org</a><br>
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