List of abbreviations for trade journals

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This list of abbreviations for specialist journals contains common abbreviations or sigla for specialist journals as they are used in scientific articles. Such abbreviations are mostly familiar to scientists in the respective fields, but beyond that they are not widely used. A uniform standard is defined in ISO 4 , but different abbreviation methods are also used and, in some cases, different abbreviations are used for the same title. Some producers of literature databases also keep lists of journals with abbreviations, e.g. B. CASSI (for Chemical Abstracts Service Source Index) or the NIH (for PubMed / Medline).

After the abbreviations, the full title of the relevant journals is given and, if necessary, linked to the associated Wikipedia article. The period of publication of the journals is given in brackets.

The list is sorted alphabetically according to the abbreviations. It is not complete.

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See also

literature

Numerous specialist lexia contain lists of abbreviations in which a comprehensive overview of the common abbreviations for journals in the relevant subject is given. The following works should also be mentioned:

  • Otto Leistner: International title abbreviations for magazines, newspapers, important handbooks, dictionaries, laws, institutions, etc. 7th edition ff., Dietrich, Osnabrück 1997 ff. (Also as an online database for a fee).
  • Siegfried M. Schwertner: International list of abbreviations for theology and border areas. 3rd edition, Walter de Gruyter, Berlin 2013, ISBN 978-3-11-020575-6 .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ See e.g. B. the Mennonite history sheets, whose own abbreviation is MGBl , but in the list of abbreviations for the theological real encyclopedia is listed with MGB , while the Biographisch-Bibliographische Kirchenlexikon uses MennGBl .
  2. ^ Historisk tidsskrift
  3. ↑ abbreviations of periodicals, series, literature, authorities or concepts for Egyptology - abbreviations M . From: kv5.de , accessed on August 7, 2015.
  4. ↑ MGB is also used as an abbreviation for the Mennonite hymn book .
  5. ↑ ZVORAO in the journal database (ZDB) Slavistik On: slavistik-portal.de/zeitschriften ; accessed on August 2, 2016.