Nan Lin

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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◀ ▶ joint publications with William D. Garvey

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1972
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William D. Garvey, Nan Lin, Carnot E. Nelson, Kazuo Tomita:
Research studies in patterns of scientific communication: I. General description of research program. Inf. Storage Retr. 8(3): 111-122 (1972)
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William D. Garvey, Nan Lin, Carnot E. Nelson, Kazuo Tomita:
Research studies in patterns of scientific communication: II. The role of the national meeting in scientific and technical communication. Inf. Storage Retr. 8(4): 159-169 (1972)
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William D. Garvey, Nan Lin, Kazuo Tomita:
Research studies in patterns of scientific communication: III. Information-exchange processes associated with the production of journal articles. Inf. Storage Retr. 8(5): 207-221 (1972)
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William D. Garvey, Nan Lin, Kazuo Tomita:
Research studies in scientific communication: IV. The continuity of dissemination of information by "productive scientists". Inf. Storage Retr. 8(6): 265-276 (1972)

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