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The database itself is the property of the IM and contains elements covered by copyright. Access to the database containing the bibliographical references of all journal and conference proceedings articles and of monograph chapters is provided for free via the "search" and "browse" functions.
The digitized journal articles are displayed with the agreement of the corresponding publisher or his successor and remain his property.
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