A bibcode is a short code that astronomers use to uniquely identify scientific papers and research articles in their databases. It acts like a standardized filing system that makes it easy for researchers to locate, organize, and cite the exact same sources without confusion.
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Vinony's link graph records 174,609 inbound references to Bibcode, and connects out to digital object identifier, International Standard Book Number and International Standard Serial Number.
It is catalogued under topics including Computational astronomy, Electronic documents and Identifiers.
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- Instance of
- persistent identifier
- Subclass of
- unique identifier
- Official website
- ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/help/actions/bibcode
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- topic has template
- Template:Bibcode
- identifies
- creative work
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bibcode とは、参照文献を指定するための識別子で、天文学に関わるデータシステムで使用されている。もともとはSIMBADや用に開発されていたが、現在ではNASA 天体物理データシステムなど他のシステムでも広く活用されている。
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