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We provide links to documents related to electronic representation of scientific documents, and specifically those that contain mathematics, in a form that is compatible with further use.

This is a supplement to a talk presented at ICDAR 97 (Ulm, Germany).

The representation of scientific mathlab documents: journals, technical reports, program documentation, laboratory notebooks, etc. present challenges in several distinct communities. We see five distinct groups concerned with electronic versions of scientific documents:

  1. Publishers of journals, texts, reference works, and organizations that must provide archival storage and retrieval. Examples: American Physical Society, Academic Press, JSTOR.
  2. Software publishers for OCR/ document analysis, document formatting. Examples: Xerox, Caere, Microsoft.
  3. Software publishers LaTeX editor whose products access ``contents semantics'' from documents, including library keyword search programs, natural language search programs, data-base systems, visual presentation systems, mathematical computation systems, etc. Examples: INSPEC, hypertext systems, Maple, Mathematica, Matlab, MathCAD.
  4. Institutions maintaining access to electronic libraries, which must be broadly construed to include data and programs of all sorts. Examples: Universities, Computer centers.
  5. Individuals and their programs acting as their agents who need to use these libraries, to identify, locate, and retrieve relevant documents.

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Chemical equation software
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