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Computational Geometry
Literature: Annotations

Several electronic bibliography collections provide separate indices or search pages for specific journals and conference proceedings. These are indicated on the journals and past events web pages by the following annotations.

• MathSciNet is a link to a complete list of issues since 1985, from the American Mathematical Society's MathSciNet site. From this list, you can access the contents and abstracts from the publication, exactly as they appear in Mathematical Reviews. I've added this link for only a few journals so far, but MathSciNet indexes almost every mathematical publication in existence. (Sadly, SoCG proceedings are not considered mathematical publications by the AMS.) This service is only available to subscribing institutions.

• HBP is a link to a complete hypertext bibliography from David Jones's Hypertext Bibliography Project, which includes contents, keywords, citations (of other HBP papers), references (to other HBP papers), and (in a few cases) abstracts.

• DB&LP is a link to the complete table of contents, from Michael Ley's Databases & Logic Programming bibliography server.

• Search is a link to the search page from the Hypertext Bibliography Project, which searches by author, title, or keywords. The search space includes all bibliographies in both HBP and DB&LP. To restrict your search to a single journal, you must select it from the list yourself.

• CSBib is a link to the journal or proceedings bibliography from Alf-Christian Achilles's extensive Collection of Computer Science Bibliographies. The collection includes all the bibliographies from HBP and several from DB&LP. Consequently, in a few cases, the collection includes multiple bibliographies for the same publication, whose contents may differ slightly.

• ACM is a link to the ACM's official bibliography for the journal or proceedings. Bibliographies go back about ten years, although some bibliographies (SODA, for example) are woefully incomplete. ACM also lets you search through recent abstracts, but there is currently no way to restrict the search to a single publication.

• JSTOR is a link to the journal's JSTOR archive. JSTOR is an electronic archive of "important scholarly journal literature" established by the Mellon Foundation. Every issue of each participating journal is available online, except for the most recent three to five years. Only a few mathematics journals (and no computer science journals) are currently available, but presumably more will be added over time. JSTOR is only accessible to users at subscribing institutions.

Most of the listed journals and conference proceedings are also (partially) indexed in the Geometry Literature Database.