Zentralblatt MATH is a database containing over 3 million entries of mathematics literature from 1868 to present. It is the most complete abstracting and reviewing service for pure and applied mathematics, drawing from over 3,500 journals and 1,100 serials. Reviews are written by over 10,000 experts worldwide, with over 100,000 new items added annually. The database provides librarians, researchers, and scientists with continual access to valuable mathematics research.

1. Zentralblatt MATH Product Descriptions
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The most powerful, comprehensive and accurate database, offering unrivaled access to
mathematical knowledge
Descriptor:
The world's most complete, most accurate and longest running abstracting and
reviewing service in pure and applied mathematics
25-word description:
With over 3 million entries from more than 3,500 journals and 1,100 serials, Zentralblatt
MATH offers the most complete, most accurate, database of mathematics literature
from 1868 to the present.
50-word description:
With more than 3 million entries drawn from more than 3,500 journals and 1,100
serials, Zentralblatt MATH offers easy access to mathematical knowledge from 1868 to
the present. It is the world’s most complete, most accurate and longest running
abstracting and reviewing service in pure and applied mathematics.
100 word description:
With more than 3 million entries drawn from more than 3,500 journals and 1,100
serials, Zentralblatt MATH offers easy access to mathematical knowledge from 1868 to
the present. It is the world’s most complete, most accurate and longest running
abstracting and reviewing service in pure and applied mathematics. Zentralblatt MATH
features interfaces in English, Spanish, Chinese, German, French and Italian, allowing
international scholars unparalleled access. Complete with powerful search capabilities,
it provides librarians, scientists and researchers continual, simultaneous access, 24
hours a day, 7 days a week, to valuable research and information.
Zentralblatt MATH facts:
The Zentralblatt MATH Database contains more than 3 million bibliographic entries with
reviews or abstracts drawn from more than 3,500 journals and 1,100 serials and covers
the period from 1868 to the present.
Reviews are written by more than 10,000 experts from all over the world.
Over 100,000 new items are added each year.
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2. Web description
Zentralblatt MATH
The world’s most complete, most accurate and longest running abstracting and
reviewing service in mathematics
The powerful, comprehensive Zentralblatt MATH offers easy access to abstracts and
reviews in pure and applied mathematics from 1868 to the present. Here’s how…
More than 1,150,000 links to full text or journal homepages guarantee fast
access
A “Fast Track” program means that reviews are expedited and published rapidly
for articles in 120 key journals
About 500,000 items contain links to full text of publishers, libraries and
archives.
Zentralblatt MATH fosters the navigation of mathematics literature by direct links to the
full text of current and retro-digitized articles. It features more book, articles and
journals than any other math reviewing service and provides librarians, scientists and
researchers continual, simultaneous access, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Zentralblatt MATH spans the universe of mathematical literature
This authoritative database contains more than 3 million entries drawn from more than
3,500 journals and 1,100 serials. It features coverage across mathematics, statistics,
computer sciences as well as applications to these disciplines in engineering, physics and
life sciences. Reviews are written by more than 10,000 experts from all over the world
and over 100,000 new items are added each year.
Zentralblatt MATH offers a unique set of features to librarians, scientists and
researchers :
Multilingual access: interfaces in English, Spanish, Chinese, German, French, and
Italian that allow international scholars unparalleled access
Specialized Author Identification software to locate transliterated variations of
Russian and Chinese names
Citation Linking: Users of SpringerLink can seamlessly jump back and forth from
full text to review.
Daily updates of new entries and edited reviews
Entries classified according to the Mathematics Subject Classification Scheme
MSC 2010
12 nodes worldwide for fast online access
Powerful search capabilities
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3. Annual Backup CD for Online Subscribers
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