Mathematical Research Data – An Analysis Through zbMATH References

Hulek, Klaus; Müller, Fabian; Schubotz, Moritz; Teschke, Olaf

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“…Both platforms where a somewhat natural starting point for interlinking, due to their relevance, widespread use, and ample literature references. But the ecosystem of mathematical research data is much more diverse and granular, as discussed earlier in this column [2]. The interlinking of further resources will continue, but may not always as straightforward.…”

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The integration of OEIS links in zbMATH Open

Ehsani

Petrera

Teschke

2023

Eur. Math. Soc. Mag.

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The transition towards an Open Data Platform enabled zbMATH Open to build a network of open resources. Important components in the evolving information system are mathematical research data, which are of quite heterogeneous nature. For their interlinking, zbMATH Open provides Application Programming Interface (API) solutions to offer mathematical research data to the community. Among other APIs recently implemented at zbMATH Open, the socalled Links API is aimed to document interconnections between our database and external platforms which display mathematical literature indexed at zbMATH Open. The Digital Library of Mathematical Functions (DLMF) has been our first partner and their data have been integrated in our database in 2021. Recently we interlinked with the second platform, the Online Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences (OEIS), a renowned digital database of number sequences that cites a lot of mathematical literature, especially from number theory and graph theory. The purpose of this short contribution is to announce and discuss the links to OEIS data in zbMATH Open.

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The integration of OEIS links in zbMATH Open

Ehsani

Petrera

Teschke

2023

Eur. Math. Soc. Mag.

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“…As outlined in [HMST19], mathematical research data will become an issue of strongly growing relevance. However, these data are very diverse by nature, and it is a great challenge to make them available sustainably according to the FAIR principles 20 .…”

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The Transition of zbMATH Towards an Open Information Platform for Mathematics

Hulek

Teschke

2020

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Mathematical Research Data – An Analysis Through zbMATH References

Cited by 2 publications

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The integration of OEIS links in zbMATH Open

The integration of OEIS links in zbMATH Open

The Transition of zbMATH Towards an Open Information Platform for Mathematics

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