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LuT1: Lunch Talk
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What is zbMATH Open and what can it do for you? FIZ Karlsruhe - Leibniz-Institut für Informationsinfrastruktur GmbH, Germany zbMATH Open (formerly Zentralblatt MATH) is a comprehensive bibliographic database for pure and applied mathematics. This talk outlines its primary utilities for active research, including querying the literature for related works, tracing researcher networks, and navigating links to external resources such as MathOverflow and the NIST Digital Library of Mathematical Functions. We will also describe the platform's support for bibliographic management through BibLaTeX exports and its indexing of research software.The second part of the presentation addresses advanced usage via programmatic interfaces. We will discuss methods for automating the generation of publication lists, configuring personalized notification feeds, and implementing custom workflows to integrate zbMATH data into external computational environments. | ||



