Astronomy

• A - 1 Bibliography, Year Books, Institutes
  • A 1-1 Bibliography
  • A 1-2 Yearbooks
  • A 1-3 Institutes
  • A 1-4 Societies, Organizations
  • A 1-5 Meetings, Collections

• A - 2 History of Astronomy
  • A 2-1 General Literature
  • A 2-2 Biography
  • A 2-3 Miscellanea

• A - 3 Astronomy in General / Related Fields
  • A 3-1 Handbooks, Astronomy Dictionaries
  • A 3-2 Symposium and Colloquium Series, Compendia, Review Series
  • A 3-3 Textbooks
  • A 3-4 General Literature, Introductions
  • A 3-5 Teaching of Astronomy
  • A 3-6 Popular Astronomy
  • A 3-7 Astrology, Mythology
  • A 3-8 Extraterrestrial Life, Astrobiology
  • A 3-9 Festschriften

• A - 4 Instrumentation
  • A 4-1 Ancient Instruments, History of Telescopes
  • A 4-2 Telescopes and Domes in General / User Manuals
  • A 4-3 Optics
  • A 4-4 Electronics
  • A 4-5 Photography
  • A 4-6 Mechanical Design
  • A 4-7 Chronometry
  • A 4-8 Spectroscopy
  • A 4-9 Infrared Techniques
  • A 4-10 Accessoires
  • A 4-11 Measuring Instruments and Techniques
  • A 4-12 Other Instrumental Fields
  • A 4-13 Photoelectric Devices / Image Tubes / CCD
  • A 4-14 Site Selection
  • A 4-15 Electronic Imaging Devices
  • A 4-16 Interferometry

• A - 5 Positional Astronomy
  • A 5-1 Spherical Astronomy
  • A 5-2 Astrometry
  • A 5-3 Catalogs of Accurate Positions and Proper Motions
  • A 5-4 Star Maps, Charts, Atlases
  • A 5-5 Almanacs, Calendars, Ephemeris
  • A 5-6 Geodetic Astronomy, Navigation
  • A 5-7 Latitude Service
  • A 5-8 Rotation of the Earth
  • A 5-9 General
  • A 5-10 Meridian Astronomy

• A - 6 Celestical Mechanics, Orbit Determination
  • A 6-1 General
  • A 6-2 Celestial Mechanics
  • A 6-3 Determination of Orbits

• A - 7 Theoretical Astrophysics
  • A 7-1 Basic and General Problems
  • A 7-2 Magnetic Fields, Synchrotron Radiation
  • A 7-3 Radiative Transfer
  • A 7-4 Stellar Atmospheres
  • A 7-5 Planetary Atmospheres
  • A 7-6 Nuclear Processes
  • A 7-7 Stellar Constitution and Evolution
  • A 7-8 Planetary Constitution
  • A 7-9 High Energy
  • A 7-10 Plasma Astrophysics
  • A 7-11 Accretion
• A - 8 Radio Astronomy
  • A 8-1 Textbooks, General Books
  • A 8-2 Techniques
  • A 8-3 Theory
  • A 8-4 Radio Telescopes
  • A 8-5 Interstellar Chemistry
  • A 8-6 Radiosources
  • A 8-7 Submillimetre Astronomy
• A - 9 Cosmic Rays, X-Rays, Gamma-Rays, UV Radiation, etc.
  • A 9-1 Cosmic Radiation
  • A 9-2 X-Rays
  • A 9-3 Gamma-Rays
  • A 9-4 Ultraviolet Radiation
  • A 9-5 Infrared Radiation
  • A 9-6 General
• A - 10 Space Research, Especially Techniques
  • A 10-1 General
  • A 10-2 Space Optics
  • A 10-3 ESA, NASA, Space Missions, Astronomy from Space
  • A 10-4 Remote Sensing
• A - 11 The Sun
  • A 11-1 Basic and General Problems
  • A 11-2 Solar Eclipses
  • A 11-3 Solar Survey
  • A 11-4 Photosphere, Spectrum, Granulation
  • A 11-5 Sunspots, Faculae, Solar Activity
  • A 11-6 Chromosphere, Flares, Prominences
  • A 11-7 Corona
  • A 11-8 Electromagnetic and Corpuscular Radiation
  • A 11-9 Radio Observations
  • A 11-10 Helioseismology
• A - 12 The Earth
  • A 12-1 General
  • A 12-2 Structure of the Earth
  • A 12-3 Atmosphere, Ionosphere
  • A 12-4 Magnetic Fields
  • A 12-5 Further Influences of the Sun and Moon
  • A 12-6 Meteorology
• A - 13 The Moon
  • A 13-1 General
  • A 13-2 Maps
  • A 13-3 Surface
  • A 13-4 Lunar Eclipses
  • A 13-5 Lunar Exploration
• A - 14 The Planets, Planetary Systems, and Extrasolar Planets
  • A 14-1 Planetary Systems, Extrasolar Planets, Cosmogony
  • A 14-2 Mercury, Venus, Mars
  • A 14-3 Minor Planets, Asteroids
  • A 14-4 Jupiter, Saturn
  • A 14-5 Uranus, Neptune, Pluto, Trans-Plutonian Planet
  • A 14-6 Planetary Atmospheres
  • A 14-7 Planetary Interiors
• A - 15 Interplanetary Objects
  • A 15-1 General
  • A 15-2 Comets
  • A 15-3 Meteors and Meteorites
  • A 15-4 Interplanetary Matter, Zodiacal Light
  • A 15-5 Solar Wind
• A - 16 Large Star Catalogs
  • A 16-1 Durchmusterung
  • A 16-2 Selected Areas
  • A 16-3 Other
• A - 17 Stars in General
  • A 17-1 General
  • A 17-2 Parallaxes, Distances including Parallax Catalogs
  • A 17-3 Motions including Radial Velocity Catalogs
  • A 17-4 Photometry including Photometric Catalogs
  • A 17-5 Spectra, Colors including Catalogs
  • A 17-6 Luminosities, Masses, Radii, Diagrams
  • A 17-7 Figure, Rotation
  • A 17-8 Atmospheres: Observational Studies (Abundances, Magnetic Fields)
  • A 17-9 Chromospheres, Coroni, Winds, Mass-Loss
  • A 17-10 Polarization
  • A 17-11 White Dwarfs
  • A 17-12 Neutron Stars
  • A 17-13 Star Birth, Early Stellar Evolution
• A - 18 Double Stars, Eclipsing Binaries
  • A 18-1 General
  • A 18-2 Visual Double Stars including Catalogs
  • A 18-3 Eclipsing Binaries including Catalogs
  • A 18-4 Spectroscopic Binaries including Catalogs
  • A 18-5 Multiple Stars
• A - 19 Variable Stars
  • A 19-1 General Catalogs of Variable Stars, Ephemeris
  • A 19-2 General
  • A 19-3 Cepheids, RR Lyrae Variables
  • A 19-4 Other Variable Stars
  • A 19-5 Lists of Observations, Individual Observations
  • A 19-6 Novae, Cataclysmic Variables
  • A 19-7 Supernovae
  • A 19-8 X-Ray Binaries
• A - 20 Interstellar Matter, Planetary Nebulae
  • A 20-1 General
  • A 20-2 Planetary Nebulae
  • A 20-3 Emission Nebulae
  • A 20-4 Reflection Nebulae
  • A 20-5 Dark Nebulae
  • A 20-6 Astrochemistry
  • A 20-7 Interstellar Medium, Molecular Clouds
• A - 21 Star Clusters
  • A 21-1 General
  • A 21-2 Catalogs of Clusters
  • A 21-3 Globular Clusters
  • A 21-4 Open Clusters
  • A 21-5 Associations
  • A 21-6 Loose Groups
  • A 21-7 Dynamics of Clusters
• A - 22 Structure and Dynamics of the Galaxy
  • A 22-1 General
  • A 22-2 Galactic Structure
  • A 22-3 Galactic Kinematics and Dynamics
• A - 23 Dynamics of Stellar Systems
  • A 23-1 General
• A - 24 Extragalactic Systems
  • A 24-1 Catalogs
  • A 24-2 General
  • A 24-3 Magellanic Clouds
  • A 24-4 Individual Galaxies (incl. Disks and Bars)
  • A 24-5 Nuclei of Galaxies, AGNs, Jets
  • A 24-6 Clusters of Galaxies
  • A 24-7 Radio Galaxies
  • A 24-8 Photometry of Galaxies
  • A 24-9 Halos etc.
  • A 24-10 Active Galaxies, Seyferts
  • A 24-11 Intergalactic Medium
  • A 24-12 Infrared Galaxies
• A - 25 Quasars and Other Peculiar Objects
  • A 25-1 General
  • A 25-2 Quasi Stellar Systems, QSO, Quasars
  • A 25-3 Pulsars
  • A 25-4 Black Holes
• A - 26 Cosmology
  • A 26-1 General
  • A 26-2 Theoretical, Particle Astrophysics
  • A 26-3 Observational

Engineering / Computers

• E 1 Project Management
  • E 1-1 General
  • E 1-2 Network Planning
  • E 1-3 Quality Control
• E 2 Technical Handbooks
  • E 2-1 General
  • E 2-2 Technical Dictionaries
  • E 2-3 Technical Glossaries
• E 3 Mechanics
  • E 3-1 General
  • E 3-2 Materials
  • E 3-3 Mechanics of Materials
  • E 3-4 Vacuum Technology
  • E 3-5 Standards
  • E 3-6 Thermodynamics
  • E 3-7 Machinery
• E 4 Electricity
  • E 4-1 General
  • E 4-2 Official Regulations
  • E 4-3 Materials and Installation
• E 5 Electronics
  • E 5-1 General
  • E 5-2 Theoretical Engineering
  • E 5-3 Tubes
  • E 5-4 Semiconductors
  • E 5-5 Supraconductors
  • E 5-6 Integrated Circuits
  • E 5-7 Circuitry
  • E 5-8 Logic
  • E 5-9 Pulse Technique
  • E 5-10 Digital Technique
  • E 5-11 Systems Engineering
  • E 5-12 Servo Technique
  • E 5-13 Control and Automation
  • E 5-14 Instrumentation
  • E 5-15 Propagation Communication
  • E 5-16 Materials and Integration
  • E 5-17 Microcircuits and Packaging
  • E 5-18 Signal Processing
  • E 5-19 Image Processing
  • E 5-20 Opto-electronics
  • E 5-21 Standards
  • E 5-22 Power supply
  • E 5-23 High frequency technics
• E 6 Computers
  • E 6-1 General
  • E 6-2 Hardware, Computer Systems Hardware
  • E 6-3 Software, Operating Systems and Languages
  • E 6-4 Computer Storage Devices
  • E 6-5 Software: Application Programs
  • E 6-6 Communications, WWW, HTML, XML etc.
  • E 6-7 CAD (Computer Aided Design)
  • E 6-8 Artificial Intelligence, Neural Networks, Virtual Reality
  • E 6-9 Retrieval and Databases
  • E 6-10 Parallel and Vector Processing, Algorithms
• E 7 Civil Engineering
  • E 7-1 General
  • E 7-2 Structure
  • E 7-3 Second Work
  • E 7-4 Heating, Airconditioning
  • E 7-5 Electricity
  • E 7-6 Piping and Sanitaries
  • E 7-7 Handling Equipment

Handbooks / Dictionaries

• H - 1 Dictionaries (non-technical)
• H - 2 Organizational Matters, Organizational Behavior
• H - 3 Bibliographies (non-astronomical)
• H - 4 Library Matters
• H - 5 Varia
• H - 6 Safety
• H - 7 Leadership
• H - 8 Management
• H - 9 Time Management
• H - 10 Negotiation, Mediation

Mathematics

• M 1 Algebra
  • M 1-1 General
  • M 1-2 Group Theory
  • M 1-3 Linear Algebra
  • M 1-4 Universal Algebra
• M 2 Analysis
  • M 2-1 General
  • M 2-2 Real and Complex Analysis
  • M 2-3 Functional Analysis
  • M 2-4 Differential Equations
  • M 2-5 Integral Equations
• M 3 Measure Theory
  • M 3-1 General
• M 4 Topology
  • M 4-1 General Topology
  • M 4-2 Topological Groups
  • M 4-3 Algebraic Topology
  • M 4-4 Differential Topology
• M 5 Geometry
  • M 5-1 Pure Geometry
  • M 5-2 Algebraic Geometry
  • M 5-3 Differential Geometry
  • M 5-4 Fractal Geometry
• M 6 Foundations of Mathematics
  • M 6-1 Logics
  • M 6-2 History
• M 7 Statistics, Information Theory, Combinatorics
  • M 7-1 Statistics
  • M 7-2 Information Theory
  • M 7-3 Graph Theory
• M 8 Applied Mathematics
  • M 8-1 General
  • M 8-2 Computer Theory
  • M 8-3 Numerical Methods
  • M 8-4 Mathematical Analysis
  • M 8-5 Image Processing (Data Analysis)
• M 9 Mathematical Tables
  • M 9-1 Trigonometric Functions
  • M 9-2 Other Functions
• M 10 Mathematical Handbooks, etc.
  • M 10-1 General Mathematical Handbooks
  • M 10-2 Mathematical Problems

Physics

• PH 1 General
  • PH 1-1 Handbooks
  • PH 1-2 Textbooks (general)
  • PH 1-3 Textbooks (experimental), Practical Physics
  • PH 1-4 Textbooks (theoretical Physics)
  • PH 1-5 Textbooks (mathematical Physics)
  • PH 1-6 Tables, Formulae, Units
  • PH 1-7 Popular Physics, General Literature
  • PH 1-8 Philosophy of Science, Concepts
  • PH 1-9 Biographies
• PH 2 Mechanics
  • PH 2-1 General
  • PH 2-2 Dynamics
  • PH 2-3 Statistical Mechanics
  • PH 2-4 Fluid Mechanics and Dynamics
• PH 3 Thermodynamics
  • PH 3-1 General
• PH 4 Gasdynamics: Plasma Physics
  • PH 4-1 General
  • PH 4-2 Gas Dynamics
  • PH 4-3 Plasma Physics
• PH 5 Optics
  • PH 5-1 General
  • PH 5-2 Theoretical Optics
  • PH 5-3 Optical Instruments, general
  • PH 5-4 Testing of Optics, Scattering, Standards
  • PH 5-5 Optical Tables
  • PH 5-6 Refraction
  • PH 5-7 Interferometry
  • PH 5-8 Spectroscopy
  • PH 5-9 Polarization
  • PH 5-10 Holography
  • PH 5-11 Proceedings
  • PH 5-12 Quantum Optics
  • PH 5-13 Fiber Optics, Optical Waveguides
  • PH 5-14 Diffraction
  • PH 5-15 Optical Technology
  • PH 5-16 Optical Remote Sensing
  • PH 5-17 Radiometry and Photometry
  • PH 5-18 Adaptive Optics
  • PH 5-19 Active Optics
• PH 6 Electricity and Magnetism
  • PH 6-1 General
  • PH 6-2 Electricity
  • PH 6-3 Magnetism
  • PH 6-4 Electronics
  • PH 6-5 Transistors
• PH 7 Atomic, Molecular and Quantum Physics
  • PH 7-1 General
  • PH 7-2 Atomic Physics
  • PH 7-3 Molecular Physics
  • PH 7-4 Quantum Physics
  • PH 7-5 Atomic Spectra
  • PH 7-6 Molecular Spectra
  • PH 7-7 Atomic Processes
  • PH 7-8 Molecular Processes
• PH 8 Nuclear Physics
  • PH 8-1 General
  • PH 8-2 Nuclear Processes
• PH 9 High Energy Physics
  • PH 9-1 General
  • PH 9-2 Accelerators
  • PH 9-3 Cosmic Rays
  • PH 9-4 Gamma Ray Physics
  • PH 9-5 X-Ray Physics
• PH 10 Theory of Relativity
  • PH 10-1 General
  • PH 10-2 Gravitation
• PH 11 Solid State Physics
  • PH 11-1 General
  • PH 11-2 Conductivity
  • PH 11-3 Cristallography
  • PH 11-4 Lasers and Masers
• PH 12 Technical Physics
  • PH 12-1 General
• PH 13 Infrared Physics
  • PH 13-1 General
  • PH 13-2 Infrared Instrumentation and Techniques
• PH 14 Ultraviolet Physics
  • PH 14-1 General
• PH 15 Physical Chemistry
  • PH 15-1 General
• PH 16 Image-Recording and Photography
  • PH 16-1 General
  • PH 16-2 Documentation
  • PH 16-3 Image Recording
• PH 17 Hydrodynamics
  • PH 17-1 General

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