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Following are the most common abbreviations used by the ALEPH
command language. For a complete list, see Search in the Help.
AUT - Author
TIT - Title
AUK - Department
UDC - Universl Decimal Classification (UDC)
SUB - subject
WYR - Year
WRD - words
WAU - Words in author field
WAUK - Words in Department field
WTI - Words in title field
WUD - Words in UDC field
WSU - Words in subject field
Lowercase letters will find matches of capitalized words also.
For example, computer will find matches for computer, Computer
and COMPUTER.
Boolean AND is assumed between words. You may use the Boolean operators AND,
OR and NOT in your search string. For example, you could type heart or
cardiac to retrieve all records having heart or cardiac
in them.
Use the ? character to find matches that contain portions
of words. For example, gun? will retrieve gun, guns, gunners,
gunnery, gunning, etc.
In another example, ? ology will retrieve anthropology, archaeology, psychology, etc.
The ? character may also be used to find variant spellings. For example, alumi?m
will find both the American spelling, aluminum, and the British
spelling, aluminium.
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