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Since its founding in 1940, Mathematical Reviews(MR) has served researchers and scholars in the mathematical sciences by providing timely information on articles and books that contain new contributions to mathematical research. The MR Database, containing MR information back to 1940, is now maintained electronically.

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Mathematics Genealogy Project
MathSciNet now offers direct linking to the Mathematics Genealogy Project (MGP) through its "Authors" search tab. The results obtained after doing an author search on this page are equipped with a drop-down menu (hover the cursor over the author of interest). When a MathSciNet author has been identified in the MGP, a link to their MGP page is available.
Mathematics Subject Classification Revision
Mathematical Reviews (MR) and Zentralblatt MATH (Zbl) cooperate in maintaining the Mathematics Subject Classification (MSC) which is used by these reviewing services and others to categorize items in the mathematical sciences literature. The current version, MSC2000, is being revised for use in 2010. MR and Zbl welcome community input into this revision process. Comments can be submitted through the classification feedback form or by email. This input will be of great value as the process moves forward.
For more information on these and other developments, see About MathSciNet.
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