Stanford Public Information Retrieval System

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• SPIRES — Stanford Public Information Retrieval System …   Acronyms

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• SPIRES-HEP Search — SPIRES (Stanford Public Information REtrieval System[1]) ist eine Literaturdatenbank für Veröffentlichungen und Preprints im Bereich der Physik und Mathematik, speziell in der Hochenergiephysik. Sie wird am Stanford Linear Accelerator Center der… …   Deutsch Wikipedia

• SPIRES — (Stanford Public Information REtrieval System[1]) ist eine Literaturdatenbank für Veröffentlichungen und Preprints im Bereich der Physik und Mathematik, speziell in der Hochenergiephysik. Sie wird am Stanford Linear Accelerator Center der… …   Deutsch Wikipedia

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