RefCruncher is a web site that lets you quickly find scientific articles based on citations in referring articles. Click here to know more.
Copy & paste the reference you got from a bibliography. Start with the journal name. Do not include the paper's title or its author list:
| - References should start with the journal name and include, at least, volume and page number. | |
| - doi or arXiv codes can be included anywhere in the reference. | |
| Examples: | |
| Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London 6 (69-80): 3075-3087 (1671) | |
| doi: 10.1098/rstl.1671.0072 | |
| arXiv: physics/9403001v1 | |
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- On Springer journals, the article is not directly accessible. Only the volume or the issue.
- Journals whose names contain a digit are not supported.