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The Jahrbuch Project E lectronic R esearch A rchive for M athematics ( ERAM )

The Jahrbuch Project ERAM digitizes classical mathematical texts for longevity, better access, and document preservation. Founded in 1868, this database ensures valuable sources are available for research. Search multiple documents, including archived publications and dissertations, offering advanced search options and document delivery.

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The Jahrbuch Project E lectronic R esearch A rchive for M athematics ( ERAM )

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  1. http://www.emis.de/MATH/JFM/JFM.html The Jahrbuch ProjectElectronic Research Archive for Mathematics(ERAM) Bernd Wegner TU Berlin, Department of Mathematics wegner@math.tu-berlin.de

  2. Organisational Structure • leaders of the whole project: • Elmar Mittler (SUB Göttingen) • Bernd Wegner (TU Berlin) • additional partner: • Zentralblatt für Mathematik (FIZ Karlsruhe) • editors of the database: • Keith Dennis (Cornell University) • Bernd Wegner (TU Berlin) • supervised by EMS • editorial support from more than 150 volunteers

  3. What is ERAM? • bibliographic metadata & digitization of fulltext for classical mathematical literature • JFM: Jahrbuch über die Fortschritte der Mathematik • capture the content of the JFM in a database • scan selected items covered by the JFM for storage in an electronic archive • extend the content of the archive by other selection methods and provides links to the database • funded by DFG (German Research Foundation)

  4. ERAM ideas • longevity of research results in mathematics • better availability in electronic archives • access through literature databases • preservation of documents which suffer from the deterioration of the paper as consequence of age

  5. History of JFM • was founded 1868 by the mathematicians Carl Ohrtmann and Felix Müller • their intention was ...to provide a tool for those, who are not able to follow all publications on the comprehensive field of mathematics, and to gain a general overview about the development of the science ...help the active scientist to find out known facts • JFM appeared in 68 issues from 1868 until 1942

  6. History of JFM cont. • total amount of 200.000 units • reviews of all mathematical publications from that period • for every year one volume • edited by Prussian Academy of Science • published by de Gruyter

  7. Why JFM • today some original publications are still valuable sources for mathematical research • but not many researchers, libraries of universities, high schools and research institutes have access to the complete JFM • to create a database of the JFM and a digital archive of the most important publications of this time

  8. JFM Database • digitization of the printed issues of the JFM • enrichment of the original data by mathematicians and librarians: • classification regarding the Mathematical Subject Classification 2000 • description by English keywords • evaluation and selection for the digital archive • supplements to the bibliographic data (e.g. in different forms of the name of the authors or various types of journal titles)

  9. JFM Digital Archive • scanning the relevant publications (up to 20% of all publications) • linking to the scanned documents starting from the JFM database • presentation and long-time-storage in a document-management system

  10. Input Activities • development of an appropriate field structure • keyboarding of the content using the TEX-code (formula display) • raw division according subjects • distribution to librarians for standardisation • distribution to voluntary experts for enhancements

  11. Who digitizes? • GDZ: Göttinger DigitalisierungsZentrum - The Center for Retrospective Digitization, Göttingen State and University Library (Germany) • is part of an initiative to build a German digital research library • coordinate national efforts towards standardization in various fields (e.g. digital conversion, online access, bibliographic description) • financial support from the State Ministry for Science and Culture

  12. Standardisation & Enhancements • author identification • source identification • references to library holdings • English title translations • classification according to MSC • assignment of keywords • comments on the scientific impact of the items • ranking for scanning

  13. JFM Database: Search Facilities • Boolean search • Menu driven search • Full downloading • BIBTEX export • Different display modes • Links to the archive • Document delivery • Author • Title • MSC 2000 • Basic Index • Source • Language • Document type

  14. GDZ Search • also possible to search directly in the GDZ Document Server: • http://www-gdz.sub.uni-goettingen.de/agora/html/docs/ • define an Advanced Search • Document Types = Journal • Digital Collections = Mathematica • search in one periodical (e.g. Mathematische Annalen) in all volumes with Table of Contents for each volume

  15. The Archive - Contents • articles recommended by the JFM-experts • handbooks and encyclopaedias (out of print) • dissertations • selected monographs (out of print) • complete sets of back volumes of journals (Mathematische Annalen, Math. Zeitschrift) • print-only back volumes of currently dual journals (Beiträge zur Algebra und Geometrie et al.)

  16. Time Schedule • end of database input: June 2001 • amount of data in the database: raw data 78%, enhanced data 30% • raw and edited data freely accessible in the web • enhancement of data - living project • scanning of documents immediately according to the licenses given by editors • soliciting for new journals to participate - open project

  17. Future Actions • combine the content with other digital archives (JSTOR, DIEPER-partners etc., Cornell) to a distributed digital archive in mathematics • negotiate a license to digitise a selection of Russian mathematical journals • develop an automatic indexing system to be applied to the documents not handled by voluntary experts • extend the offer of searchable text via OCR

  18. References • ERAM (Electronic Research Archive for Mathematics) -http://www.emis.de/MATH/JFM/JFM.html • JFM (Jahrbuch über die Fortschritte der Mathematik) - http://www.emis.de/projects/JFM/JFM.html • EMIS (The European Mathematical Information Service) - http://www.emis.de/ • EMS (European Mathematical Society) - http://www.emis.de/ems-general.html • LIMES (Large Infrastructure in Mathematics Enhanced Services) - http://www.emis.de/projects/LIMES/

  19. References cont. • EULER (European Libraries and Electronic Resources in Mathematical Sciences) - http://www.emis.de/projects/EULER/ • DIEPER (Digitised European Periodicals) - http://www.sub.uni-goettingen.de/gdz/dieper/ • GDZ (Göttinger Digitalisierungszentrum) - http://www.sub.uni-goettingen.de/gdz/de/main_de.html • Gutenberg Digital - http://www.gutenbergdigital.de/

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